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Welcome to Console Repairs Ireland. Irelands first and top console repair service. We provide an electronic game console repairs service for Iphones, Sony Playstation 2/3, Sony Psp, Nintendo Wii, Ds lite and Xbox 360. With over ten years experience with electronics, we can repair almost any fault you may encounter with your console. We operate on a “No Fix, No Fee” basis and most repairs are guaranteed for 6 months.
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Money rolled in, and out again, as Gallagher speculated on even bigger plays and enjoyed his vast wealth, spending it on classic cars, racehorses, art and cellars full of vintage wine and champagne.
Then in 1982, while trying to keep his head above rising debt, he spotted four opportunities that he was convinced would save him – the takeover of the 17-supermarket H Williams chain; a quick buy-and-sell of an assembled site on the corner of St Stephen’s Green and South King Street (now the site of the St Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre) and of another property at Earlsfort Terrace; and the resurrection of the Phoenix Park racecourse. All four deals were lined up like dominoes.
A prospective buyer for the St Stephen’s Green deal pulled out at the last minute and the dominoes fell one by one. Gallagher sold off personal assets – shares in racehorses and a private art collection – to try and pay off the banks, but it wasn’t enough; the banks called in their loans.
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What is this place?
Cruise Elroy is a blog by Dan Bruno about video games, their community, and their culture, with a special focus on game music. If you’re a gamer who likes to think critically about the medium, you’ll be at home here. Comments are gratefully accepted at comments@cruiseelroy.net.
What does Cruise Elroy mean?
Cruise Elroy is a nickname given to Blinky, the red ghost in Pac-Man, when he speeds up after most of the dots on the board have been eaten. The name’s origins are shrouded in mystery.
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This script removes many of the annoying ads and updates that unavoidably appear on your Facebook pages. There are cleverer Facebook tidy scripts out there, but this one is nice and simple and possibly easier to update as new adverts come along. It's also very easy to customise, should you want some of the sections that are blocked here by default to actually appear.
NOTE: this script also currently suppresses the ability to use the /online friends/ box to initiate chats.
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# Login
# Save the bookmarklet to your web-browser's bookmarks. You only have to do this once!
# Surf to the Flickr page with the image on it you would like to upload.
# Click the bookmarklet in your web-browser's bookmarks.
# Click on the Flickr2Facebook logo that appears over the image. This will popup the upload window!
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FacePAD, better known as the Facebook Photo Album Downloader will allow you to download your friends’ facebook albums, events albums, and group Albums, en masse, with the click of a button.
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Hit Self-Destruct was a blog about video games that ran from 2007 to 2009. It was written by Duncan Fyfe, who you can still email or follow on Twitter. If you've never read this site before, or if you want to relive some of its highlights, you could begin with these:
Badlands
Debate Class
In The Future We Will Play, Part I: Indiana
In The Future We Will Play, Part II: New York
The Fall
Game Development and Other Excuses
Interactive Journalism
Domestic City, Part One of Nine
Stop/Thief
The Pitch
A Trilogy In Seven Parts
Neverwinter Nights 2 Gets A 5
War Correspondent
Missed Connections
Over and Under
Dying Is Easy, Comedy Is Hard
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Pinball attracted a different crowd than video games like Defender (my new pal designed Defender and Stargate too,) and this is the fundamental theorem of pinball economics. Pinball skill is transferrable. If you can pass, stall, nudge, and aim on one machine you can do it on any machine. This is both a blessing and a curse for pinball developers. The blessing is that pinball players were a captive market. The curse was that to keep the pinball players interested the games had to get more and more intricate and challenging.
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Mr Corcoran opened Korky's on Grafton Street 15 years ago when the rent was €100,000 a year. His rent has risen to €445,000 a year for a retail space of 900sq ft — about the size of a small two-bedroom apartment.
Add in about €50,000 a year for rates and he has to find nearly €500,000 to trade on the premier shopping street. In his view it doesn't make sense. His battle with his landlords may end up in the courts. Proceeding have been issued by Canada Life.
Mr Corcoran has offered to pay €300,000 to anyone willing to buy out his lease on the Grafton Street pitch. He first made the offer a year ago. He has not received a single offer.
"What galls me is that since I first came into Grafton Street it was still a beautiful place to visit and to spend money. It's been going steadily downhill," he added.
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SJ: Apple was this incredible journey. I mean we did some amazing things there. The thing that bound us together at Apple was the ability to make things that were going to change the world. That was very important. We were all pretty young. The average age in the company was mid-to-late twenties. Hardly anybody had families at the beginning and we all worked like maniacs and the greatest joy was that we felt we were fashioning collective works of art much like twentieth century physics. Something important that would last, that people contributed to and then could give to more people; the amplification factor was very large.
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This Greasemonkey script – Facebook: Cleaner removes many of the annoying ads and updates that unavoidably appear on your Facebook pages.
About this site
A nightly dump of my delicious bookmarks before my OCD kicks in and they're completely redone with tags and notes and such.
Finished product