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Rory McIlroy at home in Jupiter, Forida.

CBS’ Kyle Porter writes:

I feel like he has always been so open and honest about who he is and what he’s trying to do and he has been a bit skewered for it this year, which is unfortunate because that means he probably will close up a bit in the future.
For now at least though, he’s still open. And he has opened his home for us to take a peek. I thought the most honest moment was when he was in the trophy room (which is awesome) and talking about how he has to remind himself how good he is sometimes.

 

VIDEO: Rory McIlroy’s house is amazing (CBS)


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1000px-Breaking_Bad_logoGus-01 Skyler-012 Saul Mike Jesse-011Walt1TableLead Breaking Bad characters expressed in elemental form by Shutterstock what sez:

For four-and-a-half seasons, we’ve watched the characters grow and change, with no transformation as significant as Walter White’s own personal journey from meek and innocent to ruthless and evil. Years of watching Breaking Bad has taught us which chemical elements combine to make meth, and now, as we await the show’s denouement, we decided to break down the characters in the same way.

MORE: Bad Chemistry: The Character Elements of Breaking Bad (Shutterstock)

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-2Sinead Keogh writes:

This is the disabled space in the underground car park at my apartment in Smithfield. If you drive straight in, there’s just room for a person (no wheelchair) to hop out when there’s a car in the next space. If you reverse in, the driver’s door is beside a big pillar. Somebody needs a slow clap for this one…

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Tonight.

Jess Kav writes:

Dublin’s brand new Hip Hop night in The Workman’s Club.  {Wellington Quay, Dublin]. Showcasing the best of MCs with live music, breakdance and and old school Hip Hop. Dress sharp with Dublin Street TV filming the night and BBoys ripping up the floor to live tunes. €5 from 8-11. S’gonna be awesome!” Lethal Dialect is headlining and he’s only savage…

 

 

But but…remember this?

Arroyo: “What was the reaction to the march last week? You didn’t tell us. Edna Kenny is now saying what..Enda. I keep saying Edna like Dame Edna. Edna Kenny says what?”

O’Domhnaill: “He has this, he has this serious worry because with a turnout like that all of a sudden it sends a shiver through the government, the main party in government em Fine Gael. And an awful lot of their TDs, which would be like their senators, congressmen whatever, they’re turning around and saying hang on you know..”

Arroyo: “Maybe we should shelve this baby..?”

O’Domhnaill: “This is something which should be kicked down the road a bit. There’s a serious risk in the marginal constituencies we could take a serious beating because the the the people who went to the rally and all the people out there beyond who are on LinkedIn, facebook and all that kind of stuff, they’re all signing a pledge. The pro-life pledge is they will not vote ever for anyone who votes for legislation to legalise abortion, right. So you’re talking about you know say in, if you look at the 30,000. That probably represents about 600,000 votes, right. That is an enormous, an enormous power surge em and if you take it away from one party, they’re finished you know. And they know it. So he’s hoping just to keep his party together.”

Earlier: Issues Of Life And Death

Previously: A Pro-Life Noraid

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Time Is a Dimension by Singapore-based photographer Fong Qi Wei is a series of landscapes shot from single vantage points over a period of 2 to 4 hours at sunset or sunrise, digitally sliced up and reassembled into layered ‘timelapse’ collages that illustrate the passage of time. Sez he:

The basic structure of a landscape is present in every piece. But each panel or concentric layer shows a different slice of time, which is related to the adjacent panel/layer. The transition from daytime to night is gradual and noticeable in every piece, but would not be something you expect to see in a still image.
Similarly, our experience of a scene is more than a snapshot. We often remember a sequence of events rather than a still frame full of details. In this series, I strive to capture both details and also a sequence of time in a single 2 dimensional canvas.

MORE: Time Is A Dimension (fqimages)

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