Travolta, Olivia Newton-John Wish You a ‘Grease’-y Christmas (The Wrap)
Thanks Barry H
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWkJxzCq8ls
Labour MEP Phil Prendergast calls on James Reilly to resign.
— Sarah McInerney (@smissmac) October 3, 2012
Minister Reilly’s position is untenable, I too have grave concerns about his suitability in delivering positive and progressive health care
— Nessa Childers MEP (@NChildersMEP) October 3, 2012
Thanks Lars Biscuits.
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Romney running-mate Paul Ryan gets the Bad Lip Reading treatment.
Previously: Fudge Puddles
A newly-born female Fishing Cat cub – watched over by her mother (above) – this morning at Tayto Park in Ashbourne, Co Meath.
The Fishing Cat is an endangered specie native to Thailand, Cambodia and India and is double the size of a domestic cat.
Double.
James Reilly appeared on RTE R 1’s Today with Pat Kenny earlier.
Kenny: “What about the Swords site? Do you have any connection – good, bad or indifferent with the Swords site?”
Reilly: “No, I don’t. I was kind of reluctant to say this but the only site I have any control over, I made sure that this, I mean I can’t say I made sure. I couldn’t, I didn’t, I couldn’t allow it go ahead. Once I had a prospect of being elected as the Minister for Health, I had to withdraw from that. And that site is not part of this, absolutely not. And anybody can check that. And yes, that has cost me, financially, there’s no question about that. But I…That’s why it is mildly annoying to be accused of being involved in politics for self gain, anything couldn’t be further from the truth.”
Kenny: “So there’s nothing in the Swords site that you need to worry about, that’s gonna come out in the Irish Independent tomorrow or the day after.”
Reilly: “No, not a thing. It has nothing to do with the site being considered by the HSE. I’ve double checked on that. Again, I believe it’s the same developer. And I’m not aware of which doctors are involved because, of course, until such time as the doctors sign up, you don’t know who’s going in and who’s going out.”
Hmm.

The incident that ended Zinedine Zidane’s career, immortalised last week by conceptual artist Adel Abdessemed in a 16 feet tall bronze statue unveiled outside the Pompidou Centre in Paris.