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I’ve found myself in a crunch for time. I’ve been told there are 3D printers available for public use at libraries, but ideally I’d like to use a printer on campus seeing as the cost would be reduced and the printer would likely be more advanced. However, I only have a week left—

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2020-11-13

Humanised that new album! I’ll probably do the rest too!

I imagine zeph is a mythos heavy city with a ton of adventuring guilds and big expansive libraries, (I headcanon all the albums as fantasy towns/cities)

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2020-10-16

Cultural heritage and the park: the Passenger Pigeon Manifesto........ a call to public galleries, libraries, archives, and museums to make accessible our cultural heritage.......𝘗𝘭𝘦𝘢𝘴𝘦 𝘫𝘰𝘪𝘯 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘥𝘦𝘣𝘢𝘵𝘦............https://t.co/xh0qWeIUKH

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2020-09-26

I've covered a myriad of different themes here. Libraries, towers, castles, forests, and so on. Which do you prefer? Are they often featured in your writing? And would you care to guess what the theme for this upcoming week will be?

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2020-08-30

There’s just one week to go until we publish 🦖 NEVER SHOW A T-REX A BOOK 🦖 by and Diane Ewen

A super silly celebration of books, libraries, and the power of the imagination 💭📚💪

We can’t wait for you to meet this book loving dinosaur!

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2020-07-30

Alert: Listen to our latest w/ & Omar Mohamed as they discuss
🎙️their new graphic novel (WHEN STARS ARE SCATTERED), 🌟how small acts can change lives,
🗨️collaboration,
📘libraries,
💙and MORE!: https://t.co/QP0eGtFKkr

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2020-07-07

You are a minor deity. Show us what you personify, your temple, sacred animal and your cult object

I am the spirit of completely useless knowledge & trivia, temples are abandoned libraries, sacred animal is the Northern Ibis & cult objects are old library cards https://t.co/8Yaj49gjQL

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2020-06-17

These books need to be shouted from the rooftops, shared in classrooms & libraries, book talked, blessed, & discussed. Buy them, ask your library to buy them, share this post with colleagues & parents. Get them into all readers' hands. - https://t.co/DCplOk4c3E

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2020-06-04

April Happle | Human | Wizard (Divination) | Witch

Filled with (unearned) confidence, she loves libraries, ritual spells ("proper magic takes time!"), and uncovering mysteries.

April abhors violence, preferring to use magic (or broom thwacks) to subdue or frighten hostiles away

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2020-05-28

Our new Policy Paper on fundamental rights as a limit to during emergencies is out. We defend that, based on those rights, courts can allow uses that mimic those conducted on the premises of schools & libraries, during a lockdown.
https://t.co/8YxhZap5lF

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2020-05-14

Fact: Authors+Illustrators+📚 talking=😃💜💯
Proof: If you are interested in hearing more about character development, graphic novels, and libraries, then listen to our latest w/ , Nicole Andelfinger, & : https://t.co/XmtNembvnB

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2020-05-12

How many of each object can you spot in this puzzle by Sharon from Hillingdon Libraries, inspired by and street party celebrations?

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2020-05-08

You've Been Virtually Book'd For Week 6, May 4 Is Here!

A Special edition filled with lots of eBooks about reading, writing, authors, illustrators, libraries, creating & more!

! https://t.co/zubt0QZrx5

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2020-05-05

So apparently today is the Well, here's Boney dancing à la russe. (Credit Bodleian Libraries, Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license https://t.co/cJLJh8WxlE)

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2020-04-30

After doing a lot of research on the genre and digging deep into certain console and handheld libraries, I noticed that a lot of the "end of a console life cycle" games tended to have fun, color-blasted action platforming/adventure titles with cute female protagonists. Huh.

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2020-03-28

Birds of the park, and elsewhere: Familiar wild birds, by W Swaysland et al, 1883, BHL/Uni California Libraries, 4 vols........ https://t.co/LVEP7LsKn5

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2020-03-07

The earliest book I enjoyed reading. Anyone else remember it? But then I loved the whole experience of libraries, getting a big pile of books and whittling them down to the ones I wanted to borrow. And those cardboard tickets. And the librarian's stampy things...

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2020-03-05

Once again from Libraries, let's have a bit of music and dance. These are from copies of Subḥat al-abrār (BV49) and an incomplete Khamsah (BV51). Soon on OPenn. Other copies here: https://t.co/L6GwpPJeJd

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2019-12-21

Love, Z (Jessie Sima)
Little Libraries, Big Heroes (Miranda Paul & John Parra)
Magic Ramen (Andrea Wang & Kana Urbanowicz)

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2019-12-20

Its This beauty from the Alfred Riocreux botanical watercolors collection, courtesy of our Botany Libraries, is one of the thousands of images recently made available via 's CURIOSity Digital Collections site! https://t.co/Zsf8YPYQyx

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2019-12-13