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Bodling

This! Except that it's not currently on exhibit at the Fortsas Club in Paris. It's at the Grolier Club in New York City. (which is notoriously easier to gain access to than the Fortas, by the way!)

reidbyers.com/fortsas/?m=20200

The Grolier exhibit is reviewed in the NY Times Dec. 5, 2024, Section C, Page 4 with the headline: Some What-If Books Are Brought to Life.

I only hope it includes a copy of "The Shadow of the Wind" by Julian Carax.

reidbyers.comApril 2020 – The Fortsas Club
#bookstodon#Grolier#exhibits
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Dave Askins

Bloomington releases annexation trial exhibits, court of appeals case still waiting on transcript

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The B Square · Bloomington releases annexation trial exhibits, court of appeals case still waiting on transcriptKerry Thomson, John Hamilton, William Beggs, Andrew McNeil, Bose McKinney, Monroe County, Nathan Nikirk, Bloomington, B Square, Areas 1A and 1B, annexation, remonstrators, Corporation Counsel, City of Bloomington, taxpayer value, sewer service, city growth, court of appeals, litigation, bench trial, depositions, drone footage, urbanization, attorney-client privilege, motion for extension, sewer system, city development, dense growth, sprawl prevention, environmental impact, appeal, transcript, extension deadline, video exhibits, .zip file, annexation ruling, court case number 53C06-2203-PL-000509, court case number 24A-PL-01967
#Exhibits#Annexation#BloomingtonIN
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emanuel tschopp

Hey #paleobubble and fellow fossil nerds, What would be a good name for a company building #dinosaur and other #paleontology #exhibits for #museums? We plan to include hands-on science labs, the latest research, and original fossils in our displays. Four suggestions in the poll below, multiple choices are possible. Please add your own suggestions in the comments and boost boost boost! Now I'm curious 🧐

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China Business Forum

[#TRADESHOW] The 4th #Shanghai #International #Tea #Industry #Expo will be held from August 22-25 at the Shanghai #World Expo #Exhibition & #Convention #Center, #China. This prestigious #event will #showcase a wide range of #exhibits, including the six major types of tea, aged #teas, new-style tea #drinks, teas and tea #wares from international and #HongKong/#Macao/#Taiwan regions, tea apparel, premium tea utensils, Yixing clay teapots, and exquisite handicrafts. cnbusinessforum.com/event/shan

China Business ForumShanghai International Tea Expo 2024: A Tea Lover's ParadiseJoin the 4th Shanghai International Tea Industry Expo from August 22-25, 2024, at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition Center. Discover a diverse range of teas, tea wares, and participate in exciting
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sohkamyung

Post 4/n of a visit to the Shanghai Natural Wild Insect Kingdom on 23 June 2024. A Panther Chameleon (Furcifer pardalis), Tiger Salamander (Ambystoma tigrinum) and two Axolotls (Ambystoma mexicanum), a wild and leucistic form. The leucistic (white) form is the one usually found in captivity, which is why most people think the Axolotl looks like that.

A large, red chameleon resting on a branch. A bright blue strip runs the length of its body along the side.
A large salamander with light yellow patches on a dark body.
A large salamander-like animal that remains aquatic with gills. The body is black.
A large salamander-like animal that remains aquatic with gills. The body is yellowish-white.
#Shanghai#China#Nature
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sohkamyung

Post 2/n of a visit to the Shanghai Natural Wild Insect Kingdom on 23 June 2024. A Chinese Water Dragon (Physignathus cocincinus), Mangrove Monitor (Varanus indicus), Argentine Black and White Tegu (Salvator merianae) and a lovely Philippine Sailfin Dragon (Hydrosaurus pustulatus).

A greenish lizard with faint light green stripes on its body and large eyes.
A monitor lizard with a mottled dark and light pattern.
A large, stocky lizard with a dark body and a light mottled pattern.
A slender brown lizard with a vertical sail on its tail.
#Shanghai#China#Nature
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