A typical episode of Cooking With Dog – a hugely popular Japanese cooking show on YouTube.
Not cooking with dog, you understand. Cooking. With Dog.
Chef (who is never named) cooks. Francis sits beside her and translates into English.
It’s all perfectly usual.
The Sandwich Book designed by Wrocław-based graphic designer Pawel Piotrowski – a tome whose every page is a delicious papercraft ingredient – is not edible.
We don’t care. We’d eat it anyway.
UPDATE: A superior follow-up to an earlier Andy Somers tweet we spotted on the Twitterz (thanks Andy):
“Dog being wheeled around in a buggy, Dublin.”
Previously: Sup?
A German businessmen’s Irish-registered car burned out in Belfast overnight.
A long summer so.
The Belfast Telegraph’s headline is a wee bit odd?
German business delegation’s car burned out in Belfast (BBC News NI)
Via Kevin Sharkey
Via Squinter
Hat tip: Mikey Sheehy
Should you find yourself in Dublin.
And wish to object to the tactics employed by Youth Defence during its American evangelical Christian right wing-funded advertising blitz across the country?
Or just politely request that more care is used by YD when parking their ad truck close to schools, women’s refuge centres, etc.?
Rebekah McKinney-Perry, Karl Gill and Emer Sugrue write:
Youth Defence posters littered all over the city are not representative of the majority of the country’s views; we cannot be the silent majority any more.
Come along if you can and let Youth Defence know that their actions will not be tolerated any more and we will not let them hold the country to ransom any longer.
Protest At Youth Defence HQ (Facebook)
Previously: Opposite The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre
Pic Bob Coggins
Meanwhile…
Ah here.
Thanks James M Chimney
In three months coverage after bank guarantee on Morning Ireland & Breakfast 93% of interviewees were men. From my paper at #IAMCR13 today.
— Kevin Rafter (@kevinrafter) June 28, 2013
Lecturer in politics and media at Dublin City University Dr Kevin Rafter is at the International Association for Media and Communication Research conference in DCU today.
Oh.
The Sinn Féin Summer School in Ballyvourney, Co Cork tonight, tomorrow and Sunday.
Guardian columnist Roy Greenslade and Irish Independent columnist Alison O’Connor will be discussing the topic: ‘Media ownership – does it matter?’ on Saturday afternoon.
Should be interesting.
A woman who broke her hand in a fall while “dirty dancing” in Copper Faced Jacks has lost her case for damages against the club
— Dyane ConnorTV3 (@DyaneconnorTV3) June 28, 2013
Woman loses claim after ‘dirty dancing’ at Copper Face Jacks (Mary Carolan, Irish Times)
Previously: Nobody Puts Baby In Plaster
