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This is a wee bit arb topic, but I didnt know where else to put it!

Joseph Wu was spread all over the TV here today, the local station featured his upcoming event "The Life of Paper". From what I saw, it looks pretty amazing! Check out some photos on his flickr site!
Congratulations Joe!

I also received "Tant" paper from Nicolas Terry's website today. I havent tried it yet, but the service was excellent, less than 10 days from France to Canada and well packaged with no damage. I'd definitely recommend buying from his site, very reliable.

And I received Marc Kirschenbaum's new book, which can probably not be elaborated on too much on this all-age forum. Cool stuff, Marc!

qtrollip wrote:Joseph Wu was spread all over the TV here today, the local station featured his upcoming event "The Life of Paper". From what I saw, it looks pretty amazing! Check out some photos on his flickr site!
Congratulations Joe!

Uh...thanks! But the play is already over. Or were they plugging the continuation of the exhibit?

BTW, do you ever check your FaceBook account?

Oh, sorry. At work we usually have the sport channel on for the people in the waiting room. Today, for some reason the local channel was on, so I was just lucky to see it, but the sound was off.

Congratulations anyway. Any comment on the play?

Ummm, Yes, Mr. Kirschenbaums new book, with the rather euphemistic model titles, considering the subject matter.
Is the cover picture model diagrammed within?
It is available to buy on Amazon.com along with a pre-order of Michael LaFosse's new book for the combined price of $38.58. Excellent!

"The Life of Paper" looks intriguing and was well reviewed. Any plans to tour it? Or, even take it over seas? It's the sort of thing that would be very popular at the Edinburgh Festival.

Yes, the cover picture is diagrammed also!

Yes, oversea! To the central Europe, I will be first there (and probably last )