New Jersey-based professional fingerboarder and filmmaker Taylor Rosenbauer showcases his digital prowess, filmed over the course of two days ‘in front of a live stream audience’.
Just imagine it’s Bosco, skateboarding in the nip.
Yearly Archives: 2013
Lazy Logic
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Carlisle Pier, Dun Laoghaire (above), last week prior to the first convoy of stout/ lager/whateveryerhavinyerself storage containers to St James’s Gate, Dublin.
Pic by Gerard Kiernan
Uh Oh
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To be fair.
The Forbidden Fruit Line-up 2013.
Thanks Dave Byrne
Meanwhile, at the launch this morning.
Model Michelle McGrath, some photographers and a big box of apples.
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
Shittens
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Disposable mittens for wiping your bum, made from hygienic tissue lined with anti-bacterial agents.
Briefly pitched to entrepreneur Mark Cuban on the Howard Stern Show, soon to be renamed ‘Schmittens’ and currently £1,125 toward a $50,000 funding goal on indiegogo.
Which is a bit…you know.
The Little People.
Ireland’s stately gnome gets Nazi-fied
Published in 1968 by John Christopher, creator of the Tripods. And apparently not as bananas as the cover may suggest (review below).
Previously: Naziflix
Review: The Little People (GaryHendrix)
Thanks Sibling of Daedalus
The genetic parents of twins born to a surrogate have won their High Court case to have the biological mother recognised as the legal mother.
The genetic mother of the twins, who were born to her sister using her embryos, challenged the refusal of the Chief Registrar to record her name on the birth certificates.
At a hearing in January, the court was told there was no provision to record anyone other than the woman who gave birth to a child as the mother.
This morning, the High Court gave a number of groundbreaking declarations, including that the genetic mother is entitled to have her name on the birth certificates.
Genetic Parents Win Landmark Surrogacy Case (RTE)
Image via Business & Leadership
Thought you’d appreciate this. Chinese manufacturer going the extra mile with Google Translate.