


[Found here, here and here. I messed with the 2nd one just a tad.]


“In traditional African medicine, a form of cupping therapy was practiced long before modern glass or silicone cups were introduced. Instead of using cups, healers used hollowed-out buffalo horns. These horns were heated and then placed on the skin to create suction, drawing out what was believed to be toxins or bad energy from the body. This method not only reflects the deep medicinal knowledge of ancient African cultures but also highlights how natural materials were skillfully adapted for healing purposes.”
[Uncolorized image with story found here.]

[Photo of an abandoned DKW Meisterklasse by Dieter Klein found here.]

[Found here. Original source / artist unknown.]

Don’t Drag No More, Susan Lynne (1964) Born in New York, Susan Lynne Koskowitz recorded a handful of singles while still in high school. Record producer and promoter Artie Kornfeld composed Don’t Drag No More in 1964 as an answer song to Jan and Dean’s Dead Man’s Curve. By 1966, Kornfeld had written over 75 Billboard charted songs and participated in over 150 albums. He was also co-creator of the 1969 Woodstock Music & Art Fair.
Here he comes [sound up].
Every blockbuster film trailer.
Do the Spazbot [via Everlasting Blört].
Medieval medicinal recipes [via Thompson, blog].
New Shroud of Turin news [via The Feral Irishman].
The Atmosfär Project is for people with autism [via Memo Of The Air].
[Top image via Bits and Pieces. Batmobile replica crashed on Fathers Day 2006 at some place named Woodside, more about the car here.]
From the Archives: 1 year ago. 5 years ago. 10 years ago. 15 years ago.

[Functional sculpture by Riccardo Dalisi, found here.]

[Original source unknown, predates July 2018. h/t Justin M.]