‘Don’t swim with the dolphin’ warning after tourist injured - Irish Independent
Bad, bad Dusty.
- John Breslin (nickname Cloud or Cloudie) is...
- Currently a researcher and adjunct lecturer at DERI, NUI Galway, Ireland in the areas of the Semantic Web and social software.
- Also co-founder and director of boards.ie Ltd., Ireland's largest message board community (see the boards.ie Wikipedia article).
- Founder of the SIOC project (Semantically-Interlinked Online Communities; see the SIOC Wikipedia article).
- Also blogging at SocialMedia.net.
- Creator of WebCamp.
- Member of the W3C Advisory Committee.
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You should see how Twenty Major has responded to the Dolphin attack news…
I know all about the dolphin because she used to live in front of my parents house in Fanore.
But after reading Twenty Major’s
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