Originally posted on Helen Wheeler:
This exhibition encompasses sculptures, drawings, photograms and paintings created and chosen in response to the 200 year old Portico Library and its wonderful diverse historic collection. It is taking place from 2nd October until 31st October…
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Originally posted on Movie Quibble:
No photos were allowed during the event itself, hence no pictures of the great man are on display. Admire the ravishing architecture of the Royal Festival Hall instead. The world ended thirteen minutes ago, if…
Originally posted on Full Fat Ingham:
The Pilcrow promises a pub built by the people, for the people!Their launch party is a must for the nosy and also features coffee, booze and food courtesy of GRUB (who’ve got a competition…
Originally posted on The Manc F oo d i e. :
We all know that LA is the place to be for all the trendy fitness classes and healthy food spots, but having spent a month this summer in London, you could…
Originally posted on The Cook Twit:
“Never had fish prepared and presented better!” Some young relatives had just birthed their first offspring, a trip to Heaton Moor to see the ruddy cheeked ‘Rocco’ was called for. The Flame and I…
Originally posted on eats shoots 'n leaves:
In our anthropocentric arrogance, humans typically draw a sharp line between Self and Other. But the more we learn, the fuzzier the boundaries get. Each self contains a great deal of other, from…
Originally posted on Robert's Interests:
How spiders got their knees | Science/AAAS | News A gene named after the stumpy legs of wiener dogs may give spiders and scorpions their knees. That’s the surprising result of a new study,…
Originally posted on eats shoots 'n leaves:
From Eurostat [PDF], and click on the image to enlarge:
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