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by Lori Dorn on (#3BYFK)
In an episode of the very talented puppeteer Barnaby Dixon‘s humorous series about puppet Dabchick. The titular bird awakes to find out that he’s wet the bed and explains this messy faux pas by reenacting the elaborate dream he had the night before. It seems Dabchick was running in a race but his name was...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BYCK)
Photographers for the BBC Earth program Gorilla Family and Me captured heartwarming footage of a proud and protective silverback gorilla who stood like a statue in the middle of the road in order to block any oncoming traffic that would impede the safe crossing of his big family. The silverback didn’t move until every last...
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by Justin Page on (#3BY6R)
Emma is a super creepy 15-second horror film, created by director Daniel Limmer of Nemada Film Productions for the international 15 Second Horror Film Challenge, that features a little girl getting bashed in the head with a rock by a friend. They won first place for their eerie, yet amazing film. via Boing Boing The...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BY6T)
In a rather chilling promotional mashup for the fourth season premiere of the sublime Charlie Brooker/Netflix series Black Mirror, news footage from 2017 is seamlessly combined with the dystopian storylines from all four seasons of the series. The most eerie thing about this rather seamless mashup is that the bright line of absurdity that should...
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by Justin Page on (#3BY6W)
Engineer Destin Sandlin of Smarter Every Day met up with Gordon McGladdery of A Shell in the Pit, the guy who creates the music and sounds for Smarter Every Day, to find out his intricate process for recording audio for their slow motion videos. What Beatboxing Looks Like in Super Slow MotionA Transparent Engine Filmed...
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by Justin Page on (#3BY40)
Bookshelf Productions has created a new LEGO stop-motion animated remake of some of the most memeorable scenes from the second season of Stranger Things. Last year, they remade scenes from season one. LEGO Stop-Motion Animated Remake of ‘Stranger Things’ Season OneLEGO Stop Motion Animated Remake of the Mall Car Chase Scene From ‘The Blues Brothers’A...
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by Justin Page on (#3BY42)
Voordeel has created an amazing video filled with epic scenes from Star Wars films that are all set to the heavy hitting song “War Pigs†by Black Sabbath. via Kimmi Markovic A Powerful Video Montage of Epic Game of Thrones Scenes Set to Black Sabbath’s ‘War Pigs’SpongeBob Sings ‘War Pigs’ by Black SabbathA Remix Music...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BWF1)
A post shared by Riko Okuyama (@rikookuyama) on Nov 27, 2017 at 8:00pm PST One day in 2012, a thoughtful customer left his waiter Yuki Tatsumi a tiny sculpture made out of the paper sleeve used to protect chopsticks. While tipping is not the norm, Tatsumi took it as one. It was at that time...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BWCW)
While driving along Highway 41 in Montana, YouTuber Big Sky Videos captured the remarkable sight of an antelope herd running en mass up and across the road to the field on the other side. Watching the little white tails bob on by, the dog inside the car was whining and barking and more than likely...
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Stunning Timelapses Showing How Night Skies Are Affected by Light Pollution Across the United States
by Lori Dorn on (#3BWAP)
In 2016, filmmaker Sriram Murali, who specializes in night sky photography and is involved with the International Dark-Sky Association, created “Lost in Light“, a stunning and informative timelapse over the state of California that shows how each area is affected by light pollution. Lost in Light, a short film on how light pollution affects the...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BW8A)
An absolutely adorable little munchkin cat named Pooky parked herself in front of the computer where Chef Gordon Ramsay was demonstrating how to properly knead dough in order to get rid of any remaining pockets of air. While intently watching, Pooky was mimicking his actions and watching his every move intently, as if she were...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BW3H)
The very unpredictable comedian Gus Johnson created an amusing parody of the Learn Quick series challenge of breaking a wine glass using only the human voice. Just like Mike Boyd, Johnson was able to break a wine glass using only his voice, albeit using quite a different and much louder method. This is how to...
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by Justin Page on (#3BW3K)
Momentum Pictures has released the first official trailer for Mom and Dad, an upcoming horror comedy film directed by Brian Taylor. The intense trailer follows Brent Ryan (Nicolas Cage) and Kendall Ryan (Selma Blair) as they, and other parents around the world, go crazy for 24 hours and want to kill their children. Mom and...
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by Justin Page on (#3BW0Z)
Moscow, Russia media artist Dmitry Morozov (a.k.a. “::vtol::“) has created the “Driver,†an amazing kinetic audio sculpture that uses speakers, copper balls, lights, and motors to generate obscure electronic sounds. To all intents and purposes, the object represents a complicated feedback machine, where the feedback doesn’t have a direct impact on itself, but uses kinetic...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BVYR)
In 2006 Matt Rutledge, the founder of Woot! and partners launched Wine.Woot, a unique community model of online wine sales. The wine, came directly from the producers and were shipped directly to consumers, eliminating the need for a middleman. A community grew organically from of this consumer base and the site became a place to...
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by Justin Page on (#3BVW7)
Unusualist Raymond Crowe showed off his talents on an old episode of the Australian television series, Spicks and Specks, when he performed an amazing display of shadow puppetry along to the song “What A Wonderful World†by Louis Armstrong. via reddit Louis Armstrong’s “What A Wonderful Worldâ€, The Death Metal VersionCookie Monster vs. Al Pacino...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BVSX)
An adorable little budgie named Kiwi demonstrated his ability to perfectly imitate the sound of a zipper upon request whenever his human zipped and unzipped an earphones case in front of him. After a short while though, Kiwi began doing the impression just upon seeing the distinctive black case. Kiwi’s human explained why Kiwi is...
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by Justin Page on (#3BVSZ)
Dawid Szmandra of Poland created a giant 24 foot tall fully functioning remote controlled model of a Liebherr LR 11000 crane. Szmandra’s full collection of photos are available to view on Flickr. Made 99.9% of LEGO, exceptions are PRINTED pulley wheels, stickers, strings. Slewing ring is made 100% of LEGO. I used minifig heads as...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BVQC)
12Medbe Network, a faithful fan of the sublime and hilarious live improvisational comedy show Whose Line Is it Anyway?, has put together a comprehensive compilation and calculation of point assignments made by host Drew Carey during the first eight seasons of the show. Being that Carey was constantly and indiscriminately handing out points without rhyme...
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Vortex, A Beautiful Short Film Featuring a Dizzying Trip Through New York City As the Camera Rotates
by Justin Page on (#3BVMC)
Cinematographer Tim Sessler used his iPhone 8 and Freefly‘s new Movi gimbal to create “VORTEX,†a beautiful short video featuring a dizzying trip through New York City as the phone’s camera rotates. via Vimeo Staff Picks Run 4 Cover, Nigel Sylvester Biking Through New York CityNew York Year, Time-Lapse Film Featuring a Year in New...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BVJ5)
When it was her turn to open presents, a beautiful chocolate lab named Sadie climbed off the couch, located her gift and eagerly tore off the wrapping paper to see what was inside. The gift turned out to be a giant tennis ball with which Sadie immediately began playing. She did become a little frustrated...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BVFN)
Ben Actis captured the heartwarmingly hilarious sight of his 85 year old Italian grandmother as she learned how to interact with her new Google Home Mini. It took a bit of time, but when his grandmother got a response from the device, she jumped back and said that she was scared. My 85 year old...
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by Justin Page on (#3BVFQ)
A team of Japanese researchers from the Graduate School of Information Science and Technology at The University of Tokyo have created two humanoid robots, named Kengoro and Kenshiro, to help with the design of future crash test dummies, prosthetic limbs, and better understand how humans move. The robots are able to perform human-like movements, exercise,...
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by Justin Page on (#3BVD0)
The Q channel demonstrates how to make a flipbook animation machine from cardboard. They used a scene from The Simpsons, featuring Bart, for reference. I’m a big fan of Simpsons so I chose Bart Simpson as animation model but you can use any animation you want (even draw one) :) Follow steps from this video...
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by Justin Page on (#3BVD2)
A post shared by The Eggs-hibit? (@the_eggshibit) on Dec 23, 2017 at 1:31pm PST Mexican artist Michele Baldini has created The Eggs-hibit, a series of photos that feature fried eggs on a skillet that he turned into delicious works of art. He features everything from pop culture references to beautiful landscapes. A post shared by...
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by Justin Page on (#3BVB3)
Verne Troyer unboxed Radio Flyer‘s new Tesla Model S battery powered ride-on car for kids that he bought from a charity event. Troyer “rides dirty†while drifting and cruising around his home at 6 MPH. I bought myself a gift for the holidays. 6mph, electric, and black rims. This thing is a beast! Hope everyone...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BSTZ)
Filmmakers Gavin Heffernan of Sun Chaser Pictures and Harun Mehmedinovic who are collaborating in the ongoing Skyglow project, captured as a timelapse video, the remarkable sight of an inverted cloud being formed within the bowl of the Grand Canyon. They follow its foggy progress over and through the canyons, during the day and at night....
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BSSP)
Connor Margetts, the proud human to Dacelo, a laughing kookaburra, decided to record the bird’s distinctive quality to see what it would sound like in slow motion. While the kookaburra is a relatively small kingfisher, the tone coming out of that slow motion laugh seemed like it belonged to a great ape of some sort,...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BSQZ)
In February 2017, Norwegian photographer Ole Salomonsen of Arctic Light Photo captured the absolutely breathtaking sight of a lone reindeer with a head full of antlers seemingly becoming smaller than his sizeable stature, as he was immersed in the gorgeous green and purple light display of the shimmering Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights). Reindeer and aurora...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BSR1)
While promoting their new book Amazing Animals: Packed Full of Your Most-Loved Animal Friends, the Guinness World Records Editor-in-Chief Craig Glenday took a tour of the longstandding Battersea Dog & Cats Home. Throughout the tour, Glenday met a number of the animals who are temorarily staying at the shelter while waiting for their forever home...
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by Scott Beale on (#3BSNE)
xkcd suggests a few creative phone security options that could be added to help discourage theft. …wait until they type in payment information, then use it to order yourself a replacement phone. Grand Theft Auto V Mod Replaces Sticky Bombs With Exploding Samsung Galaxy Note 7 PhonesStreet Photography V, A Photo Series Shot Entirely in...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BSNG)
A post shared by Fox Wildlife Photos Fineart (@roeselienraimond) on Dec 13, 2017 at 7:16am PST In 2016, we wrote about Dutch wildlife photographer Roeselien Raimond and her gorgeous Foxy Faces portrait series. In her more recent series “Red Foxes in the Snow“, Raimond has once again captured the wonderfully personalities of individual vulpines as...
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Donald Trump Tries to Sing About Christmas in Bad Lip Reading’s Musical Parody, ‘Christmas Is Here!’
by Justin Page on (#3BSKS)
Bad Lip Reading released “Christmas Is Here!,†a hilarious musical parody of Donald Trump that features the 45th President attempting to sing a song about Christmas. Trump gets a little help from his wife and first lady, Melania, as well as animatronic robot Trump located at Disney’s Hall of Presidents. A Bad Lip Reading of...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BSHA)
Scott Bradlee, the very talented musician and founder of Postmodern Jukebox, performed an amazing jazz piano cover of the rather catchy theme song from the sublime animated series Rick and Morty. Here’s my jazz version of the “Rick And Morty†theme song (with a little bit of “Get Schwifty†thrown in for good measure). A...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BSHC)
The film and television analysis platform ScreenPrism, who has previously offered excellent analysis of a great number of series and movies, examines why love is so elusive in the world of Star Wars. Using the examples of Rey and Kylo Ren in The Last Jedi, Leia Organa and Han Solo in Return of the Jedi,...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BSDA)
A few of weeks before Christmas, an excited golden retriever name Cook eagerly opened up a box meant for him. Waiting inside was a brand new golden retriever puppy. Cook and the puppy became fast friends, showing immediate affection for one another. According to Cook’s human Marie Ahonen, Cook been a bit lonely since his...
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by Justin Page on (#3BSBP)
Ami Yamato, a 3D animated vlogger from London that does not appear to know she is virtual, released a new video where she is edited into Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Yamato made Kylo Ren‘s blood boil by enjoying a soothing massage chair, beating him in a game of Rock-Paper-Scissors and poking fun at how...
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by Justin Page on (#3BS6V)
Chain reaction and domino artist Steve Price (a.k.a. “Sprice Machines“) posted a video of a little red ball going on an incredible pegboard wall mounted chain reaction adventure filled with mind-blowing tricks. Inspired by Biisuke Ball and Magnets and Marbles. Wall mounted tricks are my favorite type of chain reaction tricks and I discovered a...
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by Justin Page on (#3BS6X)
YouTuber bethyalamode dropped a GoPro camera into their water well to see what exactly was down there. The 110-foot trip turned out to be quite fascinating as they ventured past caves inside of limestone. Our well drilling report from Barney Moravec mentioned that there were caves in the limestone at 110′. What could that possibly...
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by Justin Page on (#3BS4C)
Japanese app developer Kazuya Noshiro of ViRD posted a video on Twitter that shows him using an iPhone X to make his face invisible. You can look right through Noshiro’s face, to the wall behind him. iPhoneX?????????????????? pic.twitter.com/aPXJcHi8Y4 — ??? (@noshipu) December 27, 2017 via DesignTAXI A Clever Trained Cat Abandons His Own Bell to...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BS00)
Concerned about effect of trash upon the environment, the Indonesian company Evoware has turned to the plentiful and sustainable resource of seaweed to make their cleverly designed line of environmentally friendly, biodegradable product packaging. The packaging is perfect for food as the seaweed although tasteless, is completely edible and nutritious. It can also be used...
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by Justin Page on (#3BS02)
Robert Carlson of 5 Mad Movie Makers captured footage of a Hot Wheels diecast car and a custom 3D printed camera car speeding through his incredible backyard race track. Slow Motion Footage of Hot Wheels Cars Doing Incredible Flips, Twists, and Jumps on a TrackPOV Footage of Cars Racing to the Finish on a Large...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BRX4)
The wonderfully informative series The Infographics Show explains through entertaining animation, what daily life looks like in Vatican City, the smallest non-sovereign country in the world, in terms of its government, its population, its money, its workforce population and its financial reliance upon tourism. It functions like a country in other ways – such as...
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by Justin Page on (#3BRX6)
Los Angeles baker and author Rosanna Pansino of Nerdy Nummies posted a tasty tutorial where she shows how to make galaxy themed cupcakes. Pansino’s full recipe is available to view on her website and in The Nerdy Nummies Cookbook. A post shared by Rosanna Pansino (@rosannapansino) on Dec 26, 2017 at 10:11am PST A post...
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by Justin Page on (#3BRT5)
Jordan Wilson posted an amazing timelapse video that shows him slowly aging from 13 to 23 years old in a little over four minutes. December 25th 2007 – 25th December 2017 (Age 13 years, 5 months – 23 years, 5 months) via reddit A Father Creates an Amazing Timelapse of His Daughter Aging From 0...
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by Justin Page on (#3BRN3)
Primitive Technology demonstrated how to make a variety of different pottery and a functioning stove out of clay that was gathered from a newly discovered location. I made some pottery from the clay in the new area to see how well it performed. A large bank of clay was exposed by the side of the...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BQ7E)
A post shared by Matt Wilson (@airtightartwork) on Nov 28, 2017 at 1:08pm PST Artist Matt Wilson of Airtight Artwork crafts really beautiful sculptures of birds out of recycled kitchen utensils and tools. The birds are incredibly detailed to the point where the individual pieces of silverware are no longer seen, but instead the entirety...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BQ5T)
A post shared by Gabriel Dishaw (@gabrieljunkart) on Dec 24, 2017 at 7:35am PST Artist Gabriel Dishaw has created a brilliant series of Star Wars busts and sculptures that utilize old Louis Vuitton purses and bags that have been discarded by their previous owners in one way or another. The distinctive logo helps to add...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BQ3S)
During the 1985 recording of the USA for Africa song “We Are the World“, the famous singers and musicians who were working well into the night broke out into a spontaneous version of “Banana Boat Song (Day O)†in honor of singer Harry Belafonte. Inspired by the Band Aid supergroup song “Do They Know It’s...
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by Lori Dorn on (#3BQ1W)
The short documentary “Beatrice†tells the story of Beatrice Vio a talented Italian fencing champion, who started the sport at the age of five. When she turned 12, her arms and legs were tragically amputated due to the necrosis that formed in her limbs by a severe case of meningitis. Rather than giving up fencing...
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