Marine Le Pen in Trump Tower pic.twitter.com/YC3PU7eVcb
— Sam Levine (@srl) January 12, 2017
Gulp.
Marine Le Pen in Trump Tower pic.twitter.com/YC3PU7eVcb
— Sam Levine (@srl) January 12, 2017
Gulp.
behold the Toyota concept-i vehicle, recently premiered at CES 2017. A kind of ‘touchy-feelicle’, built around a powerful AI system (called ‘yui’) designed to ‘build a relationship’ with the human user. The concept-i also has automated safety systems along with ‘visual and touch-based stimuli’ to match driver responsiveness.
Eww.
As temperatures plummeted last night, homeless charity and outreach group, Inner City Helping Homeless reported a total of 79 people sleeping rough on the streets of our capital.
According to the group there were 66 men and 13 women sleeping rough across the city last night as temperatures dropped below freezing.
At least 79 sleep rough as temperatures plummet to below freezing (Echo)
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A trailer for John Connors’ and Kim Bartley’s new two-part documentary series set in America called Race Matters.
Starts Monday, January 16, on RTÉ Two, at 9.30pm.
Previously: Worth The Licence Fee
‘Four Settled People And Three Travellers Get Called A Traveller Gang’
Peckish?
A short by directing duo Burcu & Geoffrey. To wit:
A little journey through a forest full of creatures looking for a snack.
Michael McNicholas, CEO of Irish Water’s parent company Ervia at a meeting of the Joint Committee on the Future Funding of Domestic Water Services
Right now.
The Joint Committee on the Future Funding of Domestic Water Services is under way with representatives of the Department of Housing, Planning, Community and Local Government, Irish Water, and the Commission for Energy Regulation in attendance.
The chief executive of Irish Water’s parent company Ervia, Michael McNicholas just gave his opening statement.
Readers may recall how the Irish Mail on Sunday, on November 23, 2104, reported that Mr McNicholas, the former CEO of NTR, had shares worth €1million in NTR, which made €2million a year from Irish Water contracts.
It also reported that NTR owned 50% of Celtic Anglian Water Ltd (CAW) which had contracts with Irish Water for meter installation and waste water worth €4million a year.
Good times.
Watch live here.
Earlier: Stop That
Previously: Murky, Murky, Murky
Carlow Weather tweetz:
Some snow on the hills above Carlow town this lunch time…
Previously: It’s Sticking!
One homeless person is still in #apollohouse and refusing to leave. A number of Home Sweet Home volunteers have stayed to support him
— RTÉ News at One (@RTENewsAtOne) January 12, 2017
More as they get it.
Earlier: Leaving Apollo
Images of flowers taken by photographer Craig Burrows using a relatively unknown process known as UVIVF (ultra violet induced visible fluorescence).
Burrows illuminates the flowers with a high intensity LED filtered to transmit only UV and infrared which the plants absorb, releasing visible light in the form of vivid colours not perceptible under normal viewing conditions.
More of his work here.
On the Ray D’Arcy Show….
Sinead Harrington writes:
Olympic medallist Tom Daley will chat to Ray about his recipes for a healthier life and his upcoming marriage to Dustin Lance Black.
Ray will also be joined on the couch by Oisin Mc Conville, Evelyn Cusack, Simon Delaney and Niamh Kavanagh. He’ll find out what’s cooking for the stars of Celebrity Masterchef and how they are handling the heat in the kitchen!
In their first ever TV interview together, the heart-throb Thomas Brothers *above) – actors Adam and Ryan and reality TV star Scott – will discuss Coronation Street, Emmerdale, Love Island and their plans for the future.
And in keeping with the famous family theme Ray finds out what life is like in the Hook household when he talks to George Hook, his wife Ingrid and daughter Michelle.
*smashes telly with large brick*
The Ray D’Arcy Show on Saturday night on RTÉ One at 9:30pm.