Yearly Archives: 2014
The river bend that looks like Ireland.
Avoca, Co Wicklow, yesterday.
Thanks Ross O’Mullane
Shane Griffin writes`;
A Goujon for Ireland- dinner, literally this evening
This evening in Dublin.
A promo – targeting the UK version, in fairness – for comedian Mark Thomas’s current tour.
Of course there’s a Twitter account.
Thanks AF
Gone At 25
atPeaches Geldof dies aged 25 (BBC)
Me and my mum http://t.co/PNxLDVm887
— Peaches Geldof (@peaches_g) April 6, 2014
(Eamonn Farrell/Photocall ireland)
Tá Londain bainte amach ag Uachtarán na hÉireann agus ag Bean Uí Uiginn, agus chuir ionadaí na Banríona fáilte rompu #Fáilte #CuairtStáit
— BritishMonarchy (@BritishMonarchy) April 7, 2014
The President of Ireland and Mrs Higgins have arrived in London and were greeted by The Queen’s representative #Welcome #IrishStateVisit
— BritishMonarchy (@BritishMonarchy) April 7, 2014
Mmf.
President Michael D Higgins Arrives In London For State Visit To The UK (RTE News)
(Fennell Photography)
(H/T Maidhci)
Oh
at[location of the OH hole]
No.
OH.
Even where it is intact, the OH shield isn’t 100 percent impenetrable. There are some chemicals that don’t interact as much with OH, and a small portion of them don’t get filtered out. They are able to make it through into the next atmospheric layer, the stratosphere. Some of these chemicals — including halons, methyl bromide, and chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) — are known to break down ozone. And because they degrade very slowly, generally over the course of years, they have time to spread out over the entire globe, depleting ozone in the upper atmosphere and contributing to the polar ozone holes.
Hole Found in Natural Protective Layer of Earth’s Atmosphere (Wired)
























