The forces of time and work are against me, so this will be short and sweet.<\/p>\n
If you’re not moved by this you have no heart:<\/strong> Ollie Byrne RIP and the friendship of pets.<\/a> How the late owner of Shelbourne FC ditched everything one January night to help somebody find their lost cat. (Michael Nugent<\/strong>)<\/p>\n A sure cause of controversy:<\/strong> Diggers laying a pipe under the Al-Aqsa mosque may have found part of the Second Temple of Jerusalem.<\/a> This will be incredible if it’s true. (Catholicgauze<\/strong>)<\/p>\n Feeling the pinch:<\/strong> China’s key oil producers may suspend petrol imports.<\/a> The country needs to supply its own people first, which isn’t a bad philosophy. (AFP<\/strong>)<\/p>\n “I will remind the deppity”:<\/strong> John O’Donoghue in full fury on the floor of D\u00e1il \u00c9ireann.<\/a> Damien resurrects our brave Ceann Comhairle’s attempts to keep control of the house, only for him to show what a flustering hothead he really is. (Damien Mulley<\/strong>)<\/p>\n Fight for your rights:<\/strong> Stop being a slave to your email.<\/a> Go on, strike back! (Lifehacker<\/strong>)<\/p>\n Transport, but not as we know it:<\/strong> Flying cars are going on sale in the next couple of months.<\/a> Woohoo! (BBC<\/strong>)<\/p>\n Blogs and the wider world:<\/strong> More women blogging than men.<\/a> About 8% of Americans have their own blog, according to a survey; although because said survey was conducted among people using an online service the results likely do not reflect reality. (Blorge.com<\/strong>)<\/p>\n Creepy crawlies:<\/strong> Got arachnophobia? Here’s your worst nightmare.<\/a> A vast web crawling with millions of spiders that is spreading across several acres of a Texas park (and the picture with the article is amazing). (International Herald Tribune<\/em>)<\/p>\n