Finally.
‘I Park Like an Idiot’ stickers’ come in sets of 20 ($10), 40 ($15), and 100 ($30).
A little restrained but never mind.
It’s a start.
‘I Park Like An Idiot’ Stickers (Threadless).
(Thanks Owen Kane)
Monthly Archives: February 2013
Ant City
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A revealing model of an underground harvester ant (Pogonomyrmex badius) colony created in 2004 by entomologist and retired biology professor Walter R. Tschinkel.
The cast was created by pouring orthodontal plaster into an abandoned nest.
Scenes outside the Dail last night following Enda Kenny’s apology on behalf of the state to the women that worked in the Magdalene Laundries.
Earlier: ‘I, As Taoiseach…Deeply Regret And Apologise Unreservedly To All Those Women’
From top: Angela Downey, whose mother was a survivor from Good Shepherd; Gabrielle O’Gorman, who was incarcerated at the Sean MacDermott magdalen laundry, escaped but subsequently caught and then brought to another laundry in Limerick; Maureen Sullivan, and sisters Mary McManus and Kathleen Jannette, who were in Stanhope Street; Marina Gambold, Maureen Sullivan, Mary McManus, Kathleen Jannette, Steven O’Riordan, Geraldine Cronin and Julie McClure; Diane Croghan, Josephine Meade, Mary Smith and Kathleen Jannette; Mary McManus and Maureen Sullivan and Mary McManus, left, and Kathleen Jannette.
(Mark Stedman/Photocall)
Faxakes
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Youtube brainbox C.G. P. Grey outlines the arduous journey of one plucky stickman from obscurity to infallibility.
Senior Government figures are becoming apprehensive about the prospect of Independent News & Media (INM), Ireland’s largest newspaper group, having some of its debts written off by State-supported banks.
INM, publisher of the Irish Independent and Sunday Independent, owes more than €400 million to a consortium of eight lenders that includes the State-owned Allied Irish Banks and Bank of Ireland, in which the State has a 15 per cent stake.
Financial pressure on INM has led it to enter talks with its banks to restructure this debt. Political and business sources believe a write-down of up to €100 million may be in play.
Awk-ward…
…again.
Unease in Government over INM debt-relief moves (Arthur Beesley, Irish Times)
(Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
