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Mechanical Tables: For All Occasions – Including Gaming

Posted on June 11, 2016 by hystoria.ca

Sometimes, nothing needs to be said. Watch and enjoy. A key transforms this table into a desk, 18th Century Getty Museum Jean-François Oeben’s Mechanical table, c. 1761–63 Metropolitan Museum Demonstration of the Roentgens’ dressing table, believed to … Continue reading →

Posted in Entertainment, Inventions, Technology | Tagged 18th Century, CAD, Capstan Table, CNC, David Roentgen, engineering, expanding table, France, Germany, Jean-François Oeben, mechanical tables, mechanics, puzzle | Leave a comment

Charcot’s Photography

Posted on November 29, 2015 by hystoria.ca

Jean-Martin Charcot is known as the father of modern neurology and was instrumental in many new developments in the fields of pathology, psychiatry, and internal medicine. Salpetriere Hospital, originally built by King Louis XIII for the purpose of storing gun powder, … Continue reading →

Posted in Medical Arts & Science | Tagged arc-de-cercle, arthropathy, arts, childhood, contortion, disease, epilepsy, France, hypnosis, hysteria, invalids, island, Jean-Martin Charcot, Joseph Babinski, Lou Gehrig, marie tooth, medical, medicine, mentor, multiple sclerosis, muscle contractions, neurology, photography, physician, Pierre Janet, psychology, regression, science, seizures, Sigmund Freud, Tourette syndrome, women | Leave a comment

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Mechanical Tables: For All Occasions – Including Gaming

Charcot’s Photography

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