As you may have noticed, Karl, our webmaster and movie trailer king, has been tinkering with the site.

We are left with strange fonts, massive headlines and – not unlike Ireland’s current political climate – everything aligning right. It’s horrible and we’ve all had ‘words’ with the Karl. He, in turn, has gone a bit sulky and wandered off muttering “work in progress, philistines”.

Perhaps you can help? Please share with us any complaints you might have with the new layout so we can rectify some of the damage.

Rest assured, Karl will appreciate the input.

UPDATE: As Karl removed the irony font we cannot convey to all followers of Karl’s work that we are simply tearing Karl a new one for the lols.

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The Right Angle from Tokyo Flash has a mini USB port for transferring data. And an absurd ‘cryptic face’ that  allows only you to read the time with a “flick of the wrist”.

Wantsies.

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The 2012 Audi A7: fully-equipped for just a shade under $60,000 and on sale as of the first week in July, the A7 is a tech-lover’s dream car, with several totally integrated technological features, such as: 3D Google Earth aerial views on the above-dash GPS-system; a “Head-Up Display” that projects speed and turning directions onto the windshield in the driver’s line of vision (so that the driver doesn’t have to look down, thus keeping his head up); In-vehicle WiFi connectivity for up to 8 devices. a touchpad system with handwriting recognition, allowing the driver to write out phone numbers, addresses, or the names of restaurants, hotels, and more with his pointer finger.

Available in Europe this Autumn starting at  €51,650. We’ll have two.

The 2012 Audi A7: Tech-Lover’s Dream Car Has Jet Pilot Display, Google And More (Huffington Post)

A7 pic

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From Alexandra Burke to Ash via Bon Iver, Biggie Smalls, Celtic Thunder, Primal Scream, The Streets, Tina Turner, Rio, Journey, Radio Nova, Jessie James, Oasis and a lil bit of Death Metal.

Eclectical.

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Translation: Chugging gales.

Translation: Unseasonably parky.

Translation: Drink.

Translation: The audacity of hope

RTE and Met Eireann launched its first-ever Irish Sign Language weather forecast yesterday. Irish Sign Language is said to bear little resemblance to either spoken Irish or English.

But rain still looks like rain.

RTÉ Weather – A New Weekly Weather Broadcast In Irish Sign Language (Irish Language Deaf Association)

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