Padraic Ryan writes:
Taken in North Vancouver [Canada] while out walking. It’s a black bear cub. They usually come down from the mountains this time of year to find food in wheelie bins! Sure it’s a little dote ain’t it…
A mere taste of the work of Tom Fishburne, the business reader’s cartoonist of choice.
His motto:
‘If a Picture tells a thousand words, a cartoon tells a thousand boring Powerpoint slides’
Lecher-repelling hairy stockings – a popular current post on the Chinese micro-blogging site Sina Welbo.
Pervert magnets, more like.
(Hat tip: PK [via BS app])
As posited by RecessionSolution.com.
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Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Mike Hogan 4FM, Kevin Doyle, Colin McGann and Joe Donnelly.
Gay dating website for ‘homosensible’ Catholic priests being run out of the Vatican http://t.co/pC3mC0vZtf
— PinkNews (@pinknews) June 18, 2013
According to reports, a gay dating website for “homosensible Roman Catholic priests”, has been operating out of the Vatican.
Despite not being explicitly pornographic, reports from EponymousFlower suggest that the site, named Venerabilis, is geared towards enabling sexual contact between priests.
The site contains chatrooms in five languages, where sexual encounters in process have been discovered, with face-to-face meetings arranged in a number of locations.
A cultural tour of New York in the company of the prodigal Tim Doner, a 17 year-old hyper polyglot who has been teaching himself different languages since the age of 13 and now speaks 20, including Urdu, Russian, Arabic, Mandarin and Hindi.
Book of Kells, Riverdance, St Kevin’s round tower, midges, and Bono in his cups.
Every teenager’s dream and a whole world of craic.
And yet…
Michael B writes
News seems to be spreading across media in the US about how the First teenagers are less than impressed with Ireland… there are comparisons to the Griswalds [family from National Vacation]….
Oh dear.
While Bono’s in the news, his charity ONE raised almost $15 million last year. $8m of that went on salaries: http://t.co/CCptmBl3Li
— Richard Chambers (@newschambers) June 18, 2013
ONE gives only a pittance in direct charitable support to its causes — something Borochoff said the average donor might not realize. The Bono nonprofit took in $14,993,873 in public donations in 2008, the latest year for which tax records are available. Of that, $184,732 was distributed to three charities, according to the IRS filing. Meanwhile, more than $8 million was spent on executive and employee salaries.
Nonprofit mails media $wag to ‘help’ hungry (Jeane MacIntosh, New York Post)