Teek Watch This Guy Survive a 393-Foot Fall Like Wile E. Coyote
The Antikamnia Chemical Company used Crusius ; images in a series of calendars they published from 1897-1901, which they sent to physicians who could prove th
stanley us eir medical standing 8230; The company, whose name means opposed to pain, was known for manufacturing a patent medicine called Antikamnia tablets. Like most patent medicines of the time, the ingredients in the tablets could have ill effects the tablets contained acetanilide, which could cause cyanosis a condition in which the skin becomes blood due to insufficient oxygen . That last sentence contains a typo, by the way; cyanosis is a condition in which the skin becomes blue 鈥?not, thankfully, blood. See more of Crusius ; illustrations at Rare Books At WUSTLmed. More on Antikamnia tablets at the Museum of Quackery. MedicineScience Daily Newsletter
stanley cup You May Also Like Tech NewsArtificial Intelligence AI Coul
stanley mug d Be Making Scientists Less Creative A new stu Fddc Watch Conan Solve His Own Show s Technical Difficulties
is based in Rotterdam鈥攂ut for her latest collection of bizarre lamps, she travelled east, to the land of the rising sun, where she found inspiration in the form of Samurai flags, Geisha culture,
stanley mug and traditional Japanese gardening techniques. The series is called Mitate, which, according to the studio, 8220 ignifies the
stanley fr perception of an
stanley quencher object in a non-habitual way, to contemplate an object as if it were something else in order to renew its meaning and experience. We interpret that as making old things interesting again, through odd, albeit intriguing, designs. For example, this lamp, called Chuugi, is perhaps the most obvious representation. It based on the fabric that geishas would use to shield their skin, and it looks like a parasol. The Jin lamp requires a bit more explanation. It inspired by the traditional flags Samurai used to wear with their armor to identify which clan they belonged to. The Rei lamp takes inspiration from traditional Japanese dolls, some of which look like they ;re carrying several hats at the same time. Here we have the Gi lamp, which if the rock at the base is any indication, is representative of zen stone gardens. And here are some preliminary sketches of the entire collection, done in traditional watercolors. Somers says that the collection, which is on display at Galerie Kreo in Paris through September 21, is supposed to represent a group of Samurai. Whether or not you see the resemblance, it an interesting
