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  1. None of the reports include all the data from DC's 500-times-the-explosions event.
    This one points out that particulate matter PM2.5 jumped by 9,600%
    Another says the air quality index AQI jumped from 70 to 197 to 288 for one station; another station still read 278 at sunrise!
    If not for the rain partially during and after, many would have been sickened.
    #lucky #fascists #USA #fireworks #dangerous #pollutants #public #health #GuinessWorldRecord #attempt #WhiteHouse #grift
    clarity.io/blog/new-report-fin

  2. None of the reports include all the data from DC's 500-times-the-explosions event.
    This one points out that particulate matter PM2.5 jumped by 9,600%
    Another says the air quality index AQI jumped from 70 to 197 to 288 for one station; another station still read 278 at sunrise!
    If not for the rain partially during and after, many would have been sickened.
    #lucky #fascists #USA #fireworks #dangerous #pollutants #public #health #GuinessWorldRecord #attempt #WhiteHouse #grift
    clarity.io/blog/new-report-fin

  3. None of the reports include all the data from DC's 500-times-the-explosions event.
    This one points out that particulate matter PM2.5 jumped by 9,600%
    Another says the air quality index AQI jumped from 70 to 197 to 288 for one station; another station still read 278 at sunrise!
    If not for the rain partially during and after, many would have been sickened.
    #lucky #fascists #USA #fireworks #dangerous #pollutants #public #health #GuinessWorldRecord #attempt #WhiteHouse #grift
    clarity.io/blog/new-report-fin

  4. None of the reports include all the data from DC's 500-times-the-explosions event.
    This one points out that particulate matter PM2.5 jumped by 9,600%
    Another says the air quality index AQI jumped from 70 to 197 to 288 for one station; another station still read 278 at sunrise!
    If not for the rain partially during and after, many would have been sickened.
    #lucky #fascists #USA #fireworks #dangerous #pollutants #public #health #GuinessWorldRecord #attempt #WhiteHouse #grift
    clarity.io/blog/new-report-fin

  5. None of the reports include all the data from DC's 500-times-the-explosions event.
    This one points out that particulate matter PM2.5 jumped by 9,600%
    Another says the air quality index AQI jumped from 70 to 197 to 288 for one station; another station still read 278 at sunrise!
    If not for the rain partially during and after, many would have been sickened.
    #lucky #fascists #USA #fireworks #dangerous #pollutants #public #health #GuinessWorldRecord #attempt #WhiteHouse #grift
    clarity.io/blog/new-report-fin

  6. Happy Birthday, Marilyn! Palm Springs broke the record for most impersonators in one place - 1,037.
    They were all given that white dress and a wig, and time in the stylist tent.
    [The Seven Year Itch outfit, natch'.]
    #GuinessWorldRecord #PalmSpring #MarilynMonroe
    kvcr.org/news/california-news/

  7. Happy Birthday, Marilyn! Palm Springs broke the record for most impersonators in one place - 1,037.
    They were all given that white dress and a wig, and time in the stylist tent.
    [The Seven Year Itch outfit, natch'.]
    #GuinessWorldRecord #PalmSpring #MarilynMonroe
    kvcr.org/news/california-news/

  8. Happy Birthday, Marilyn! Palm Springs broke the record for most impersonators in one place - 1,037.
    They were all given that white dress and a wig, and time in the stylist tent.
    [The Seven Year Itch outfit, natch'.]
    #GuinessWorldRecord #PalmSpring #MarilynMonroe
    kvcr.org/news/california-news/

  9. Happy Birthday, Marilyn! Palm Springs broke the record for most impersonators in one place - 1,037.
    They were all given that white dress and a wig, and time in the stylist tent.
    [The Seven Year Itch outfit, natch'.]
    #GuinessWorldRecord #PalmSpring #MarilynMonroe
    kvcr.org/news/california-news/

  10. The Most Exquisite Tiny Books in the World

    For all of the bookworms, here are some of the most exquisitely rendered miniature books in the world.

    As a warm up, here’s a picture of the bombed-out Holland House library in London during WW2. The message was loud and clear. Readers won’t be perturbed from doing what they love, no matter what else is going on around them. There is something comforting in that.

    Shiki no Kusabana (The Flower of Seasons)

    This miniscule book has pages measuring a measly 0.75 millimetres (0.03 inches), and writing that’s impossible to read with the naked eye.

    The charming 22 page book has monochromatic illustrations of Japanese flowers and their descriptions. The printing company responsible for Shiki no Kusabana used similar technology as used by money printers to prevent forgery, with letters spaced an amazing 0.101 mm apart.

    This book was created in recent years to compete against the current Guiness World Record holder for the world’s smallest book, but failed to cut the mustard. Still, it’s incredibly beautiful in its own right. Shiki no Kusabana is on display at the Toppan Printing Museum in Tokyo.

    Here it is next to the eye of a needle…

    The Chameleon by Anton Checkov

    The claim for the smallest book in the world goes to the 30 page volume (in English) of the Russian novel The Chameleon by Anton Checkov. This was created by Siberian craftsman Anatoly Konenko in 1996 and measures a tiny 0.9 mm, or about the same size of a grain of salt. Astonishingly, this book also has three colour illustrations, but nothing can be seen with the naked eye.

     

    The University of Iowa Library

    This library has around 4,000 miniature books on the shelves.

    For more mini book inspiration visit The Telegraph and Word Histories

    My Very Own Tiny Book

    This one comes from a country market in Cardigan, Wales. It’s leather-bound with gold leaf writing on the cover and entitled The Lady of the Lake by Walter Scott, printed in Glasgow by David Brice and Sons, published in MCMV (1905).

    It’s probably the oldest thing I own and one of the most treasured. Other treasured old things include, a 1940’s vintage red dress from Poland, which I wear all the time (it most certainly has a story), a pair of battered old leather boots, and books, lots more books.

     

     

     

    Do you have any books that you treasure? do you have any tiny books?

    Content Catnip

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    #art #books #GuinessWorldRecord #History #inspiration #literature #storytelling #TheLadyOfTheLake #TinyBooks #Wales #WalterScott #words #writing
  11. The Most Exquisite Tiny Books in the World

    For all of the bookworms, here are some of the most exquisitely rendered miniature books in the world.

    As a warm up, here’s a picture of the bombed-out Holland House library in London during WW2. The message was loud and clear. Readers won’t be perturbed from doing what they love, no matter what else is going on around them. There is something comforting in that.

    Shiki no Kusabana (The Flower of Seasons)

    This miniscule book has pages measuring a measly 0.75 millimetres (0.03 inches), and writing that’s impossible to read with the naked eye.

    The charming 22 page book has monochromatic illustrations of Japanese flowers and their descriptions. The printing company responsible for Shiki no Kusabana used similar technology as used by money printers to prevent forgery, with letters spaced an amazing 0.101 mm apart.

    This book was created in recent years to compete against the current Guiness World Record holder for the world’s smallest book, but failed to cut the mustard. Still, it’s incredibly beautiful in its own right. Shiki no Kusabana is on display at the Toppan Printing Museum in Tokyo.

    Here it is next to the eye of a needle…

    The Chameleon by Anton Checkov

    The claim for the smallest book in the world goes to the 30 page volume (in English) of the Russian novel The Chameleon by Anton Checkov. This was created by Siberian craftsman Anatoly Konenko in 1996 and measures a tiny 0.9 mm, or about the same size of a grain of salt. Astonishingly, this book also has three colour illustrations, but nothing can be seen with the naked eye.

     

    The University of Iowa Library

    This library has around 4,000 miniature books on the shelves.

    For more mini book inspiration visit The Telegraph and Word Histories

    My Very Own Tiny Book

    This one comes from a country market in Cardigan, Wales. It’s leather-bound with gold leaf writing on the cover and entitled The Lady of the Lake by Walter Scott, printed in Glasgow by David Brice and Sons, published in MCMV (1905).

    It’s probably the oldest thing I own and one of the most treasured. Other treasured old things include, a 1940’s vintage red dress from Poland, which I wear all the time (it most certainly has a story), a pair of battered old leather boots, and books, lots more books.

     

     

     

    Do you have any books that you treasure? do you have any tiny books?

    Content Catnip

    Follow me on Mastodon Watch my videos Donate to my Ko Fi

     

    #art #books #GuinessWorldRecord #History #inspiration #literature #storytelling #TheLadyOfTheLake #TinyBooks #Wales #WalterScott #words #writing
  12. The Most Exquisite Tiny Books in the World

    For all of the bookworms, here are some of the most exquisitely rendered miniature books in the world.

    As a warm up, here’s a picture of the bombed-out Holland House library in London during WW2. The message was loud and clear. Readers won’t be perturbed from doing what they love, no matter what else is going on around them. There is something comforting in that.

    Shiki no Kusabana (The Flower of Seasons)

    This miniscule book has pages measuring a measly 0.75 millimetres (0.03 inches), and writing that’s impossible to read with the naked eye.

    The charming 22 page book has monochromatic illustrations of Japanese flowers and their descriptions. The printing company responsible for Shiki no Kusabana used similar technology as used by money printers to prevent forgery, with letters spaced an amazing 0.101 mm apart.

    This book was created in recent years to compete against the current Guiness World Record holder for the world’s smallest book, but failed to cut the mustard. Still, it’s incredibly beautiful in its own right. Shiki no Kusabana is on display at the Toppan Printing Museum in Tokyo.

    Here it is next to the eye of a needle…

    The Chameleon by Anton Checkov

    The claim for the smallest book in the world goes to the 30 page volume (in English) of the Russian novel The Chameleon by Anton Checkov. This was created by Siberian craftsman Anatoly Konenko in 1996 and measures a tiny 0.9 mm, or about the same size of a grain of salt. Astonishingly, this book also has three colour illustrations, but nothing can be seen with the naked eye.

     

    The University of Iowa Library

    This library has around 4,000 miniature books on the shelves.

    For more mini book inspiration visit The Telegraph and Word Histories

    My Very Own Tiny Book

    This one comes from a country market in Cardigan, Wales. It’s leather-bound with gold leaf writing on the cover and entitled The Lady of the Lake by Walter Scott, printed in Glasgow by David Brice and Sons, published in MCMV (1905).

    It’s probably the oldest thing I own and one of the most treasured. Other treasured old things include, a 1940’s vintage red dress from Poland, which I wear all the time (it most certainly has a story), a pair of battered old leather boots, and books, lots more books.

     

     

     

    Do you have any books that you treasure? do you have any tiny books?

    Content Catnip

    Follow me on Mastodon Watch my videos Donate to my Ko Fi

     

    #art #books #GuinessWorldRecord #History #inspiration #literature #storytelling #TheLadyOfTheLake #TinyBooks #Wales #WalterScott #words #writing
  13. The Most Exquisite Tiny Books in the World

    For all of the bookworms, here are some of the most exquisitely rendered miniature books in the world.

    As a warm up, here’s a picture of the bombed-out Holland House library in London during WW2. The message was loud and clear. Readers won’t be perturbed from doing what they love, no matter what else is going on around them. There is something comforting in that.

    Shiki no Kusabana (The Flower of Seasons)

    This miniscule book has pages measuring a measly 0.75 millimetres (0.03 inches), and writing that’s impossible to read with the naked eye.

    The charming 22 page book has monochromatic illustrations of Japanese flowers and their descriptions. The printing company responsible for Shiki no Kusabana used similar technology as used by money printers to prevent forgery, with letters spaced an amazing 0.101 mm apart.

    This book was created in recent years to compete against the current Guiness World Record holder for the world’s smallest book, but failed to cut the mustard. Still, it’s incredibly beautiful in its own right. Shiki no Kusabana is on display at the Toppan Printing Museum in Tokyo.

    Here it is next to the eye of a needle…

    The Chameleon by Anton Checkov

    The claim for the smallest book in the world goes to the 30 page volume (in English) of the Russian novel The Chameleon by Anton Checkov. This was created by Siberian craftsman Anatoly Konenko in 1996 and measures a tiny 0.9 mm, or about the same size of a grain of salt. Astonishingly, this book also has three colour illustrations, but nothing can be seen with the naked eye.

     

    The University of Iowa Library

    This library has around 4,000 miniature books on the shelves.

    For more mini book inspiration visit The Telegraph and Word Histories

    My Very Own Tiny Book

    This one comes from a country market in Cardigan, Wales. It’s leather-bound with gold leaf writing on the cover and entitled The Lady of the Lake by Walter Scott, printed in Glasgow by David Brice and Sons, published in MCMV (1905).

    It’s probably the oldest thing I own and one of the most treasured. Other treasured old things include, a 1940’s vintage red dress from Poland, which I wear all the time (it most certainly has a story), a pair of battered old leather boots, and books, lots more books.

     

     

     

    Do you have any books that you treasure? do you have any tiny books?

    Content Catnip

    Follow me on Mastodon Watch my videos Donate to my Ko Fi

     

    #art #books #GuinessWorldRecord #History #inspiration #literature #storytelling #TheLadyOfTheLake #TinyBooks #Wales #WalterScott #words #writing
  14. The Most Exquisite Tiny Books in the World

    For all of the bookworms, here are some of the most exquisitely rendered miniature books in the world.

    As a warm up, here’s a picture of the bombed-out Holland House library in London during WW2. The message was loud and clear. Readers won’t be perturbed from doing what they love, no matter what else is going on around them. There is something comforting in that.

    Shiki no Kusabana (The Flower of Seasons)

    This miniscule book has pages measuring a measly 0.75 millimetres (0.03 inches), and writing that’s impossible to read with the naked eye.

    The charming 22 page book has monochromatic illustrations of Japanese flowers and their descriptions. The printing company responsible for Shiki no Kusabana used similar technology as used by money printers to prevent forgery, with letters spaced an amazing 0.101 mm apart.

    This book was created in recent years to compete against the current Guiness World Record holder for the world’s smallest book, but failed to cut the mustard. Still, it’s incredibly beautiful in its own right. Shiki no Kusabana is on display at the Toppan Printing Museum in Tokyo.

    Here it is next to the eye of a needle…

    The Chameleon by Anton Checkov

    The claim for the smallest book in the world goes to the 30 page volume (in English) of the Russian novel The Chameleon by Anton Checkov. This was created by Siberian craftsman Anatoly Konenko in 1996 and measures a tiny 0.9 mm, or about the same size of a grain of salt. Astonishingly, this book also has three colour illustrations, but nothing can be seen with the naked eye.

     

    The University of Iowa Library

    This library has around 4,000 miniature books on the shelves.

    For more mini book inspiration visit The Telegraph and Word Histories

    My Very Own Tiny Book

    This one comes from a country market in Cardigan, Wales. It’s leather-bound with gold leaf writing on the cover and entitled The Lady of the Lake by Walter Scott, printed in Glasgow by David Brice and Sons, published in MCMV (1905).

    It’s probably the oldest thing I own and one of the most treasured. Other treasured old things include, a 1940’s vintage red dress from Poland, which I wear all the time (it most certainly has a story), a pair of battered old leather boots, and books, lots more books.

     

     

     

    Do you have any books that you treasure? do you have any tiny books?

    Content Catnip

    Follow me on Mastodon Watch my videos Donate to my Ko Fi

     

    #art #books #GuinessWorldRecord #History #inspiration #literature #storytelling #TheLadyOfTheLake #TinyBooks #Wales #WalterScott #words #writing
  15. alojapan.com/1456906/bangkok-p Bangkok Post – Japanese climber, 102, sets Mount Fuji record #GuinessWorldRecord #Japan #KokichiAkuzawa #MountFuji #MountFujiNews #MountainClimbing #MountFuji #news #富士山 PUBLISHED : 26 Aug 2025 at 15:45 Mount Fuji is Japan’s highest mountain. (Photo: AFP) TOKYO — A 102-year-old Japanese man with a serious heart condition has been certified as the oldest person to climb Mount Fuji — but still shrugged off the feat as nothing special. Kok

  16. alojapan.com/1456906/bangkok-p Bangkok Post – Japanese climber, 102, sets Mount Fuji record #GuinessWorldRecord #Japan #KokichiAkuzawa #MountFuji #MountFujiNews #MountainClimbing #MountFuji #news #富士山 PUBLISHED : 26 Aug 2025 at 15:45 Mount Fuji is Japan’s highest mountain. (Photo: AFP) TOKYO — A 102-year-old Japanese man with a serious heart condition has been certified as the oldest person to climb Mount Fuji — but still shrugged off the feat as nothing special. Kok

  17. LA artist Robert Vargas on his new mural and his bid to break a world record

    Keep up with LAist. If you’re enjoying this article, you’ll love our daily newsletter, The LA Report. Each…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #Design #Entertainment #GuinessWorldRecord #L.A.murals #NourishingtheCommunity #RobertVargas
    newsbeep.com/us/143215/

  18. 🌻 Padla nejvyšší slunečnice světa, 490 cm! Musel jsem jí pokácet sekerou, ležela vyvrácena na zemi, urval se totiž provázek, který ji držel už asi měsíc. Pokus o narovnání a upevnění novým provázkem nevyšel, zem už je moc promáčená (pršelo 2 dny v kuse).
    #guinessworldrecord #sunflowers

  19. 🌻 Padla nejvyšší slunečnice světa, 490 cm! Musel jsem jí pokácet sekerou, ležela vyvrácena na zemi, urval se totiž provázek, který ji držel už asi měsíc. Pokus o narovnání a upevnění novým provázkem nevyšel, zem už je moc promáčená (pršelo 2 dny v kuse).
    #guinessworldrecord #sunflowers

  20. 🌻 Padla nejvyšší slunečnice světa, 490 cm! Musel jsem jí pokácet sekerou, ležela vyvrácena na zemi, urval se totiž provázek, který ji držel už asi měsíc. Pokus o narovnání a upevnění novým provázkem nevyšel, zem už je moc promáčená (pršelo 2 dny v kuse).
    #guinessworldrecord #sunflowers

  21. 🌻 Padla nejvyšší slunečnice světa, 490 cm! Musel jsem jí pokácet sekerou, ležela vyvrácena na zemi, urval se totiž provázek, který ji držel už asi měsíc. Pokus o narovnání a upevnění novým provázkem nevyšel, zem už je moc promáčená (pršelo 2 dny v kuse).
    #guinessworldrecord #sunflowers

  22. 🌻 Padla nejvyšší slunečnice světa, 490 cm! Musel jsem jí pokácet sekerou, ležela vyvrácena na zemi, urval se totiž provázek, který ji držel už asi měsíc. Pokus o narovnání a upevnění novým provázkem nevyšel, zem už je moc promáčená (pršelo 2 dny v kuse).
    #guinessworldrecord #sunflowers

  23. According to the Guinness World Records, the car first set off on its test run on 4 September at 2:28pm. Although by 'set off,' we mean the car was driven around an empty hangar in Munich airport as opposed to the students - known as TUfast Eco Team - heading out onto public roads.

    READ MORE: myelectricsparks.com/german-co

    #ev #electriccar #guinessworldrecord #car #germany #munich

  24. According to the Guinness World Records, the car first set off on its test run on 4 September at 2:28pm. Although by 'set off,' we mean the car was driven around an empty hangar in Munich airport as opposed to the students - known as TUfast Eco Team - heading out onto public roads.

    READ MORE: myelectricsparks.com/german-co

    #ev #electriccar #guinessworldrecord #car #germany #munich

  25. If you are looking for something different to do this weekend, drop in to witness a Guiness world record attempt for marathon cooking taking place at the Otao Cooking School in Victoria St North Richmond. Chef, Evette Quoibia is going for a record 6 days of continuous cooking by cooking food from Western Africa.

    Music is going all the time and people can drop in to eat her delicious food for free. You should also give a donation on her Go Fundme page to cover the cost of the ingredients: gofundme.com/f/cookingmarathon

    We dropped in a couple of days ago for lunch. The food was great, the music infectious and friendly people were all enjoying the experience!

    #Melbourne #MelbourneFood #GuinessWorldRecord

  26. If you are looking for something different to do this weekend, drop in to witness a Guiness world record attempt for marathon cooking taking place at the Otao Cooking School in Victoria St North Richmond. Chef, Evette Quoibia is going for a record 6 days of continuous cooking by cooking food from Western Africa.

    Music is going all the time and people can drop in to eat her delicious food for free. You should also give a donation on her Go Fundme page to cover the cost of the ingredients: gofundme.com/f/cookingmarathon

    We dropped in a couple of days ago for lunch. The food was great, the music infectious and friendly people were all enjoying the experience!

    #Melbourne #MelbourneFood #GuinessWorldRecord

  27. If you are looking for something different to do this weekend, drop in to witness a Guiness world record attempt for marathon cooking taking place at the Otao Cooking School in Victoria St North Richmond. Chef, Evette Quoibia is going for a record 6 days of continuous cooking by cooking food from Western Africa.

    Music is going all the time and people can drop in to eat her delicious food for free. You should also give a donation on her Go Fundme page to cover the cost of the ingredients: gofundme.com/f/cookingmarathon

    We dropped in a couple of days ago for lunch. The food was great, the music infectious and friendly people were all enjoying the experience!

    #Melbourne #MelbourneFood #GuinessWorldRecord

  28. If you are looking for something different to do this weekend, drop in to witness a Guiness world record attempt for marathon cooking taking place at the Otao Cooking School in Victoria St North Richmond. Chef, Evette Quoibia is going for a record 6 days of continuous cooking by cooking food from Western Africa.

    Music is going all the time and people can drop in to eat her delicious food for free. You should also give a donation on her Go Fundme page to cover the cost of the ingredients: gofundme.com/f/cookingmarathon

    We dropped in a couple of days ago for lunch. The food was great, the music infectious and friendly people were all enjoying the experience!

    #Melbourne #MelbourneFood #GuinessWorldRecord

  29. If you are looking for something different to do this weekend, drop in to witness a Guiness world record attempt for marathon cooking taking place at the Otao Cooking School in Victoria St North Richmond. Chef, Evette Quoibia is going for a record 6 days of continuous cooking by cooking food from Western Africa.

    Music is going all the time and people can drop in to eat her delicious food for free. You should also give a donation on her Go Fundme page to cover the cost of the ingredients: gofundme.com/f/cookingmarathon

    We dropped in a couple of days ago for lunch. The food was great, the music infectious and friendly people were all enjoying the experience!

    #Melbourne #MelbourneFood #GuinessWorldRecord





  30. 15 years old
    Spent 41 days
    Used 1,43,000 playing cards and no tape or glue
    Created 4 iconic buildings from his home city

    His finished project measured 40 feet in length, 11 feet 4 inches in height and 16 feet 8 inches in width.