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• Bottom Feeders: The Ass End of the ’90s, Vol 4.

  
  Popdose — Authority: 515
  Bottom Feeders is back! And this time, we’re going ’90s on your ass. If you missed the two ’80s editions, here’s the deal. Bottom Feeders takes a look back at every song that hit the Billboard Hot 100 charts, but only if they didn’t crack the top 40. It’s not meant to be a comprehensive review of each ...
  4 days ago

• Unusual Artifacts: A Layette Pincushion, 1788

  
  Stalking the Belle Epoque — Authority: 128
  The Victoria & Albert Museum In the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries, when pins were used to fasten garments, as well as for needlework and lace-making, pin cushions held a much more important place in the home than they do now. Layette pincushions like the one we see here were considered fitting ...
  5 days ago

• The Home Beautiful: Paneled room from The Grove in Harborne, 1877

  
  Stalking the Belle Epoque — Authority: 128
  This and all related images from: The Victoria & Albert Museum I’m always amazed to see whole rooms from houses reassembled in museums. I wonder, first, what happened to the rest of the house, and, second, how a room can be removed from a structure so neatly. Here’s an entire room as seen at the ...
  6 days ago

• The Sigil of Akatosh

  
  Propnomicon — Authority: 411
  With well over five million copies sold its safe to say that "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" is a huge success. The game has a great blend of action and storytelling depth, not to mention some wonderful design work. Allan Harwood brings us an example translated from digital to physical form: the Sigil of Akatosh. ...
  1 week ago

• iPod Skin

  
  Just Another Blog (From L. A.) — Authority: 472
  You know where you can put your slave labor, Apple.
  1 week ago

• Mesopotamia – Art and Artifacts Define the Cradle

  
  Livraria de Artes Information About Art Collection — Authority: 125
  Mesopotamia, long known as the cradle of civilization, the birth place of writing, occupies a special place in the history of man. But how do we know it was the birthplace? What did this first civilization look like and why is this place so special? The answer can be found in temple art where pictorial [...]
  1 week ago

• Late Nite Music Bite

  
  Just Another Blog (From L. A.) — Authority: 472
  
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• Back To Abnormal, Yet Dull

  
  Just Another Blog (From L. A.) — Authority: 472
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  2 weeks ago

• Wrote about five original Disneyland artifacts…

  
  THE BLARG — Authority: 111
  …for this “OC Weekly” article . Clock is ticking, -Shady
  2 weeks ago

• Gifts of Grandeur: The Montague Coral Rattle and Whistle, 1811-12

  
  Stalking the Belle Epoque — Authority: 128
  The Victoria & Albert Museum Made for presentation to an aristocratic child, this object is a combination rattle and whistle of colored gold with a coral handle. The makers mark is that of John Ray & James Montague, with London hallmarks for 1811-12 Since coral and gold are both relatively soft, the ...
  2 weeks ago

• Unusual Artifacts: The Marchak Coral and Diamond Ring, 1920-1930

  
  Stalking the Belle Epoque — Authority: 128
   This and all related images from: The Victoria & Albert Museum  Made in Paris, France between 1920-30 by Alexandre Marchak this ring of platinum is set with coral and diamonds—a popular Art Deco color combination along with black onyx. However, curiously, instead of onyx, Marchak ...
  2 weeks ago

• Surigao Treasure – The Most Stunning Collection of Pre-Spanish Era Gold Artifacts

  
  Philippine Islands — Authority: 104
  In 1981, Mr. Berto Morales, a farmer working as a bulldozer operator in an irrigation project in Surigao struck gold. He discovered a treasure trove of gold ornaments while bringing down a hill to collect filling materials. The discovery, previously unknown to the public, is among the largest collection of Philippine ...
  2 weeks ago

• Weekly Move Update

  
  MOHAI History Is____ — Authority: 114
  We are certainly getting close now! This week’s packing was less than normal, but on Thursday, we did pack up the artifacts that were originally set aside to possibly be on display at the new museum, but ultimately didn’t make it. They’re like the Justin Guarinis of the artifact world. We’re slowing up our ...
  2 weeks ago

• Hilarity Ensues

  
  Just Another Blog (From L. A.) — Authority: 472
  Beyond Mombasa Critics Rating: Release Year: 1957 MPAA Rating: NR A missionary in Kenya tells a drifter his uranium-miner brother has been killed by leopard men.
  2 weeks ago

• Whozis Dude?

  
  Just Another Blog (From L. A.) — Authority: 472
  Whoever he is, he has a website & everything.
  2 weeks ago

• Unusual Artifacts: A Mutoscope of Queen Victoria laying the foundation stone of the Victoria & Albert Museum

  
  Stalking the Belle Epoque — Authority: 128
  The Victoria & Albert Museum This is very cool and quite unusual. Here, we see a mutoscope--an early type of cinematography, invented by Herman Casler and patented in 1895. The mutoscope worked on a visual principle similar to that of a flip book, giving the illusion of movement by viewing sequential still ...
  2 weeks ago

• Some sign of my own

  
  I Will Dare — Authority: 101
  There was a span of time in the early to mid-aughts where I would buy every man I was romantically interested in a copy of An Invisible Sign of My Own by Aimee Bender. I probably hold the record for buying the most copies of this book. I could probably write a memoir called Books I Used to Unsuccessfully Woo Men ...
  2 weeks ago

• ABBA Reuniting?

  
  Just Another Blog (From L. A.) — Authority: 472
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  2 weeks ago

• Road to Victory Military Museum – Saturday January 21, 2012 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm @ Road to Victory Military Museum

  
  TreasureCoast Happens — Authority: 149
  Road to Victory Military Museum is registered 501 C3 not for profit agency. Its mission is to honor and pay tribute to all the brave men and women who have served, and are presently serving our country in the Armed Forces. By the display of historical artifacts, uniforms, militaria, photographs, and vehicles both ...
  2 weeks ago

• Big squirrel hunter: tactics & tricks

  
  Ultimate Trophy Hunting — Authority: 106
  On with the great American squirrel hunt . Episode two, “Tactics & Tricks”, explores the methods used in successful squirrel hunting . Nevis demonstrates calling and sneaking to get close for the kill. Follow this oddball hunter as he communicates with these creatures like some sort of squirrel ...
  2 weeks ago

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