Lorcan Nagle writes:
“Spotted taped to the bus shelter outside Stanhope Street [Primary] school in Stoneybatter, Dublin 7, on Wednesday evening last week…”
The Lonely Island (briefly feat. Lil John) have a dig at ‘press play’ DJs.
You know the ones.
Previously: Bump And Grind (also feat. Lil John)
Sober pedants would say that Snowden did in fact apply for asylum in Poland and a number of other EU countries only to have his application refused on technical grounds.
Still. Polish vodka ad win.
Von RickToven writes:
In relation to this fresh housing madness, this house has not been changed since 2012. In fact I am not sure anyone moved in. The tiger is back!
Anyone?
Previously: “The Confusion Of Supply With Demand Is A Pretty Fundamental Confusion”
Nom
Yikes.
Matt Griffin writes:
“Helped clean up the morning after a house party and found a cup a tea that doesn’t make any sense at all…”
Thanks Jamie Hooper
The Free Legal Advice Centre (FLAC) logo
Ireland signed and ratified the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in 1989.
In light of this, next year, the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural rights will examine Ireland’s progress in relation to progress on protecting, respecting and fulfilling people’s basic rights on key issues such as education, health, housing, social security, workers’ rights, employment, protection of families and cultural life.
Further to this, the Free Legal Advice Centre (FLAC) is preparing a shadow independent report for the UN committee – to show the UN committee FLAC’s views of how Ireland has honoured its obligations.
The group will hold two thematic consultation sessions tomorrow in the Franciscan Friary, Merchant’s Quay, Dublin with the morning session (11am-1pm) concentrating on the right to housing and the afternoon session (2-4pm) on the right to social security.
FLAC is also calling for written submissions to be sent to the research team by May 30, 2014.
FLAC to lead shadow reporting process for ESC covenant (FLAC)
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Four of seven designs by international architects for bus stops in the Austrian village of Krumbach.
Project BUS-STOP – currently exhibiting at vai vorarlberger architektur institut – aims to ‘engage in a dialogue with the people, landscape and local culture, building upon the traditions of skilled trade in the area.’
Above: (from top) designs by Sou Fujimoto, Ensamble Studio, Smiljan Radic and Alexander Brodsky
MORE: Sou Fujimoto Among Architects For Bus Stop Designs In Krumbach, Austria (Designboom)