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Marie Moran writes:

Debt Justice Action, which is a new coalition of social justice
organisations, launched a new campaign yesterday called ‘Anglo: Not Our Debt’. The Vincent Browne show ran a programme on the campaign last night, and we featured on the RTE news, Drivetime, the Late Debate and other channels AND Mamon Poulet. One of the campaigners put together this video, which is funny and clever and also motivational! We are really trying to get the message out there that Anglo is not our debt, and that there is a feasible way out of paying it, and trying also to appeal to a very broad base of people (who will inevitably suffer horrendously as a consequence of us bailing out this dead bank). Any chance you could post the video to Broadsheet?

 

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Music: Subterranean Homesick Blues (Bob Dylan)



The ‘amateur dad of twins’ and author of the fatherhoodis blog sez:

‘I discovered Charlotte’s brain melted at the motorboat frequency…so we began using it whenever she got fussy. It’s a good trick that’s already starting to lose effectiveness.’

The man’s lips are probably hanging like a wet shammy by now.

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The scene at Donaghmede, Dublin, literally earlier after more than €100k was stolen at gunpoint.

And who is left to pick up the pieces once all the news crews and detectives and the heavy-dude-with-the beard have gone?

That’s right.

The man in the white suit

Neither tarnished nor afraid.

Just a little lonely.

More than €100k taken in Dublin armed robbery (RTE)

(Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland) 

 

The Catena Walll Clock by Andreas Dober.

Ingenious. Unica Home sez:

‘…copper digits mounted onto a bicycle chain place emphasis on the cyclical nature of time. this clock is a striking clock, literally and figuratively.’

Also, financially. It costs $2,472.

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To mark the Chinese new year, which starts on Monday (it’s the dragon’s turn))

By Vavara Shavrova:

This is an excerpt from a time lapse sequence of over 1500 photographs that follows the transformation of a Peking Opera male actor into a gorgeous female character. I shot this in my studio, on a top floor of a warehouse building, in an old part of Beijing, where I used to live between 2005-2010.

 

Le Cool Dublin

Will B writes:

1. I didn’t realise that Leinster House had a gift shop

2. Check out the pdf of the shop (screenshot above).

It’s…surprisingly a shambles. Although the wheelie bin pencil sharpeners are quite funny. Not Greyhound logo-ed however.

“The people of Limerick have been very welcoming,” he added. He suffered shrapnel wounds in his chest and left arm, but has recovered well from his injuries.

Wounded Libyans To Leave Limerick city After Care (Anne Sheridan, Limerick leader)

Thanks Niall O’M
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