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Establishing shots of Terminus in Foundation 1.01

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Illustrations conchyliologiques - Jean-Charles Chenu - undated - via Internet Archive
“If I Am Killed For Simply Living” — Althea Davis
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James vi really is the greatest demonstration of having gay allegations not inherently making a historical figure admirable because every time I hear about him it’s like the english did something and meanwhile in scotland james was busily enforcing the law that made it illegal to own a puppy or a kitty
Diversity… win? the king with a wikipedia page speculating on his sexuality came up with this as an anti-crime policy
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Wilhelm Bendz (Danish, 1804-1832), The Waagepetersen Family, 1830, oil on canvas.
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They’ve had many lives and many ages: cats I’ve met in my time travels.
Golden Eyes, 1917 by Norah Neilson Gray (Scottish, 1882--1931)

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I think it would be really wonderful if seagulls were constructed more like bottles with a mystery inside. What I'm imagining is that were you to catch one, you could then unscrew its face and there would be a glowing gem nestled in some sort of socket. The Core of the Gull so to speak. Then you could swap that around with other seagulls, and after screwing the faces back on they would fly off as if nothing happened. Hm... Is this too esoteric, or do some of you see what I am getting at?

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What in hell is “shrimp vinegar”
Some sort of fish oil vinaigarette would be my guess? The source doesn't say, only that it was used instead of butter. Unfortunately, I don't own the book... but yeah. George III was ahead of the curve, replacing butter with weird substitutes and before it was cool.
Artist and designer @esdevlin created this larger than life light and animal art installation. It took her "four months hand-drawing 243 species from London's priority conservation list: swifts that fly the equivalent of eight trips to the moon and back in a lifetime, streaked bombardier beetles once thought extinct but rediscovered in Tower Hamlets, soprano pipistrelles, tall fescue planthoppers, bearded tits, moths, wildflowers, fish, fungi. All referenced from photos, then scaled up, printed on sustainably sourced birch ply, cut out, and mounted inside a sliced-open scale model of St Paul's dome." shares @camilliabloomsbury, who we discovered this incredible installation via!