[Vol. 1 Issue #358]

A few quick hits as a short week gets shorter with a few travel days rolled in. The first big story is a video of the largest cave we've ever seen and the mental craziness that must have gone on to get there. Another story about items designed to make life uncomfortable, or at least to think about uncomfortable things. Lollapalooza, the first festival, finishes up the news.

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Cave Story

A massive cave that we couldn't figure out where it was showed up on the feed this week and mesmerized us for half an hour. Complete with running streams, waterfalls, and the largest cave room we've ever seen. The explorers that can do this are amazing.

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Ball Park

Have you ever thought about handing out in a ballpark? There is one listed on Airbnb in Pensacola, FL. The Blue Wahoos Stadium is available for a little over $5,000 per night, equipped with batting cages, locker room access, and a bedroom with four bunk beds. Want to indulge your big-league fantasy? Batter Up!

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This Is Uncomfortable

This week's second story is from a designer who goes above and beyond in the creative world. Artist and designer Katerina Kamprani put together a clever collection of things you might see every day in a way you might not see them.

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Sound Checks

The First Lollapalooza

Before it was a once-a-year Chicago festival, Lollapalooza, which began in 1991, traveled to several cities in the U.S.. Loudwire does a story on the first line-up with Jane's Addiction as the headliner. According to Loudwire, Lollapalooza may have been designed as a farewell tour for Jane's Addiction. As someone who attended the first Lollapalooza, Jane's Addiction was the headliner for good reason. 

Supporting Acts

Siouxsie and the Banshees were punk rock royalty and played right before Jane, a relative newcomer to the scene. In Living Colour played before the Banshees and Nine Inch Nails, who played in support of their first album, Pretty Hate Machine. This was the bulk of the PM performances, and all of those bands have continued off and on since the first Lollapalooza.

Today’s Tune

Not in Love - Platinum Blonde.

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