Curlydena tweetz:
Nice example of some #everydaysexism here. Imagine! A woman being in charge of something.
Woman to head all-Ireland inland navigation authority (Irish Times)
What you may need to know.
1. THAT’S what we call a teaser.
2. Is Breaking Bad the greatest TV show ever made? Better than The Sopranos, The Wire and At Your Service with the Brennan Brothers?
3. Alright, so Brian Cranston will be Walter White forever. He used to be the dad from Malcolm In The Middle.
4. Cranston snuck around unnoticed at Comic-Con, disguised as… himself.
5. Watch Jesse Pinkman be super-nice to his Irish fans.
6. Netflix Ireland are making the last BB episodes available the day after they premiere in the US, apparently.
7. So… Who’s for that Better Call Saul spin-off?
Release date: August 11 (US)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlWnShSe6e8
Machinima’s vision of the Green Hill Zone through the eyes of the eponymous nippy hog.
Last October, a year after he took care of her, a mother raccoon returned to the rear deck of photographer Brad Gillette’s house with her brood.
Brad provided snacks. Adorbz ensued.
Right so.
Meanwhile, from the Sunday People…
Okay, we’ve finished Sunday’s cover – tell us what you think… pic.twitter.com/5EmqLenjBC
— The Sunday People (@thesundaypeople) July 30, 2013
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Two months ago, MOMA Poet Laureate Kenneth Goldsmith launched an insane ambitious project wherein he asked contributors to print out the entire web. Said he:
If you printed the internet, reading it would take 57,000 years, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week non-stop and if you read it for 10 minutes a night before bed, it would take 8,219,088 years. We begin on July 26th.
Ten tonnes of printed material is now on show at an art gallery in Mexico City.
(Minister for the Environment and Carlow-Kilkenny TD Phil Hogan alongside Taoiseach and Castlebar native Enda Kenny)
Irish Water needs offices in Castlebar and Kilkenny why?
— Ronan Lupton (@ronanlupton) July 31, 2013
An Taoiseach Enda Kenny welcomed the news that one of the Irish Water offices would be located in Castlebar. “I welcome the decision by Irish Water to locate one of their eight regional offices in Castlebar. This particular office will, together with others in Cavan and Donegal, help to increase the efficiency of the provision of water services right across the Connacht/Ulster region. This is about creating a world-class water system for Ireland and Castlebar is now set to be positioned at the heart of that,” he said.
Castlebar location for one of eight Irish Water offices (Edwin McGreal, Mayo News)
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)