An epic summer-themed mashup from Jonny ‘Eclectic Method’ Wilson.
Goes nicely with the yellow object in the sky.
An epic summer-themed mashup from Jonny ‘Eclectic Method’ Wilson.
Goes nicely with the yellow object in the sky.
From The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI)
The General and Children’s Commercial Communications Codes have been updated to include rules to be applied to the promotion of High Fat, Salt and Sugar (HFSS) food to children.
…Upon the recommendation of the Department of Health, advertisements and other commercial communications for cheese will be exempted from the Nutrient Profiling Model. Instead, commercials for cheese products that appear in children’s programmes or which are directed at children will be required to carry an on-screen message indicating the recommended maximum daily consumption limit for cheese.
Revised code here
Images: Golden Vale, Kerry group
Part The last tower of the Ballymun flat complex this morning.
Via Niamh Nic
Via Gavin Daly
Fiona Foskin writes;
Our school [Coláiste Dhulaigh, Coolock, Dublin] has built this life size living willow sculpture in our school garden as part of the Jcsp [Junior certificate school programme ‘demonstration’] library project. It took 10 students 5 days and we are very proud of it.
The Tar on South Lotts Road is melting
— Foodgame (@FoodgameDublin) June 4, 2013
You may recall The Lonely Beast flash card app of Chris Judge’s award-winning kids’ book (created by Chris, his brother Simon and James Kelleher) for iPad and iPhone and iPod (Touch).
They’ve made it on to the Apple TV iPad ad
AND….
James writes:
We’ve got a new universal update out this week, which means you can now take The Lonely Beast out for a walk on any iOS device you care to mention.
Could I interest you in a batch of 10 promo codes to give away to Broadsheet readers?
Yes please.
Thank you.
Previously: Lonely Beast Free Codes
Gwan the middle-aged white guys.
From this week’s Phoenix magazine, in shops now.