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by Justin Page on (#34YAB)
On the latest episode of Glove and Boots, internet puppets Fafa the Groundhog and Mario share thirteen different ways to celebrate the dreaded Friday the 13th. The Onion comes to San Francisco1234567890 Day, A Celebration of Unix TimeGraphic of Everyone Killed by Jason Voorhees In Friday The 13th Films
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by Justin Page on (#34Y82)
The Auralnauts created an amusing new video where Kylo Ren reacted, with a level head, as he watched the new trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Kylo enjoyed seeing his handsome self and the amount of “rawness†that the trailer exuded, but was thrown for a loop by the amount of misdirection that popped...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34WHX)
A fascinating TED-Ed lesson written by Tien Nguyen and animated by Anton Bogaty entitled “The Strange Case of the Cyclops Sheep†tells the story of how a litter of one-eyed goats born in 1953 eventually led to the development of effective skin cancer treatment almost 60 years later in 2012. In the 1950s, a group...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34WFT)
In a jittery episode of AsapSCIENCE, creators Mitchell Moffit and Gregory Brown explain via whiteboard animation, the physiology behind generalized anxiety disorder, the wide array of physical symptoms caused by anxiety, how medication treats anxiety and how phobias are forms of anxiety. Moffit and Brown also offered a number of helpful tips in dealing with...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34WDH)
A rather enterprising chicken at the Ashley Herb Farm in Market Harborough, Northamptonshire UK, hilariously began jumping up and down in pursuit of an apple that was hanging low from a tree. While it’s not clear whether or not the chicken’s picking mission was successful, the bird was very entertaining to watch nonetheless. Apple Bobbing...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34W2G)
On a tear jerking episode of the First We Feast series, Hot Ones, fast talking entrepreneur Gary Vaynerchuk aka Gary Vee sat down with host Sean Evans and shared his thoughts about becoming an American through football, how Facebook is a mirror to society and his love of hip hop, all while eating increasingly spicy...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34VZA)
Aerial cinematographer Douglas Thron captured beautiful yet truly heartbreaking drone footage of a lone United States Postal Service worker delivering mail to a Santa Rosa neighborhood that had been destroyed by deadly wildfires that continue to rip through the California Wine Country as of this date. Hours after the fires in Santa Rosa I filmed...
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by Justin Page on (#34VWT)
Nick Brown of the LoreCraft channel, a sculptor who has no professional training, created an amazing timelapse video showing him sculpting and airbrushing a bust of the fearsome Night King from Game of Thrones. Brown shared more photos of his process on Instagram and Facebook. A post shared by Nick Brown (@lorecraftr) on Aug 23,...
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by Justin Page on (#34VSJ)
BioLite has created the BioLite FirePit, a small portable wood burning device that allows you to cook food and then share a warm fire with friends without any of the pesky smoke. BioLite is currently raising funds on Kickstarter to help with production costs. Across the body of the FirePit we’ve got 51 airjets that...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34VPW)
An adorably vocal border collie named Blue hilariously mistook the rising moon in the sky for her favorite ball and tried to fetch it on two different occasions. This so amused Blue’s human Jessica Raspbury and her husband, that they encouraged the dog to keep chasing that ball for just a little bit longer. via...
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by Justin Page on (#34VPY)
An individual at this year’s Shades of the Past Hot Rod Roundup in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee captured footage of Richie Parker, an inspiring man who was born without arms, driving away in his beautiful Impala with only the use of his legs. Simply amazing, to say the least. Tisha UnArmed Shows How She Performs Daily...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34VJX)
In the rather intense but very informative TED-Ed animation entitled “Why Is it So Hard to Cure Cancer?†educator and scientist Kyuson Yun explains the challenges that researchers and doctors face in the seemingly never ending quest to eradicate cancer for good. Unfortunately, due to the many variations of cancer, the strength and ability of...
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by Justin Page on (#34VJZ)
Adam Savage of Tested went incognito at New York Comic Con 2017 dressed as Moon-Watcher from Stanley Kubrick‘s 1968 sci-fi film, 2001: A Space Odyssey. The creator of the mask, Steve Neill of SNG Studio, released a four-part video series showing how he brought Savage’s man ape disguise to life. A post shared by Adam...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34VFW)
In a really amusing series of vignettes for Halloween 2017, a very curious Simon’s Cat unintentionally scares his rather skittish human who’s deeply afraid of both spiders and things that go bump in the night. On a rare trip to the attic, a bored Simon’s Cat happily played with the light switch, which unfortunately brought...
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by Justin Page on (#34VFY)
SmithFly has created the Shoal Tent, an inflatable floating raft with a tent topper for sleeping under the stars while on the water. It is available to purchase from SmithFly shop. There are no tent poles, the tent structure is totally inflatable and when inflatated stands up to high winds without a problem. The raft...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34VCM)
Talented Romanian chainsaw artist Gabi Rizea transformed a half dead tree stump of an ash tree into a truly gorgeous illusory sculpture of water pouring out of a bucket entitled “Apa“. Working with local authorities, Rizea created this piece for public viewing at Tineretului Children’s Park in Craiova. Unfortunately, the process was a bit more...
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by Justin Page on (#34VCP)
Firebox is featuring a cozy Mermaid Blanket, knitted from super soft polyester, that will turn your ordinary human limbs into a glorious mermaid or merman tail. The blue and pink blankets are available to purchase from the Firebox shop. Cozy Crocheted Star Wars X-Wing Fighter BlanketsA Crocheted Wearable Mermaid Tail Towel That Cleverly Transforms Into...
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by Justin Page on (#34VCR)
In honor of the second season of Stranger Things creeping up on Netflix later this month, Jessica Leigh Clark-Bojin of Pies Are Awesome released a tutorial video where she demonstrates how to create a wonderful Stranger Things themed pie design featuring Eleven and her bloody nose. A post shared by Pies Are Awesome (@thepieous) on...
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by Justin Page on (#34V9A)
For his new six-part web series, How to Learn Anything, Stephen Robinson of 52 Skillz spent three months learning how to solve a Rubik’s Cube. After mastering it, Robinson then attempted to solve the 3D combination puzzle while skydiving. submitted via Laughing Squid Tips A Man Solves a Rubik’s Cube Incredibly Quickly With One Hand...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34V9C)
In a rather articulate episode of their incredibly informative whiteboard series for Mental Floss , linguist Arika Okrent and illustrator Sean O’Neill verbally and visually explain the descriptive origins of medical terms, specifically how familiar items were used to name different parts of the human anatomy. Hidden metaphors in anatomical terms. Many of our words...
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by Justin Page on (#34V62)
Gavin Free of The Slow Mo Guys created a super slow motion video of Dan Gruchy shooting metal airsoft pellets at a SOG knife, which would split the pellets in half and then pop two balloons with the shrapnel. The slow motion segments were filmed from 28,500fps to 118,000fps with a Phantom v2511 camera. Super...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34SGK)
A post shared by Conor Nickerson (@conornickerson) on Oct 11, 2017 at 10:27am PDT Photographer Conor Nickerson has created a really wonderful series entitled “Childhood†in which he cleverly inserted his current 2017 self into pictures from when he was young. The effect is brilliantly disconcerting, yet very natural nonetheless. My new photo project Childhood...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34SGN)
“Paper Trail,†by artist Jake Fried, is an amazing hand drawn animation and like his previous works, is a mesmerizing, quickly evolving portrait of sorts made out of ink, Wite-Out correction fluid and collage techniques. “Paper Trail†by Jake Fried 2017. Hand-drawn animation with ink, white-out and collage. Sound design by the artist. submitted via...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34SER)
A post shared by Chris Narine (@xvilovesyou) on Sep 9, 2017 at 7:53pm PDT Illustrator Chris Narine, a very creative and romantic man, proposed to his girlfriend Marybeth O’Haire in a wonderfully unusual way. Planning ahead, Narine enlisted O’Haire’s mother to buy a red polka dot dress, which Narine convinced O’Haire to wear during their...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34SCT)
While a PBS Nature crew was filming a short documentary about the arctic fox, several of the young pups discovered a hidden, motion sensing camera and went about intensely scratching at the lens, rendering the camera completely unusable. Curious arctic fox kits, having discovered one of our motion-sensor cameras, proceed to tear it apart. Motion-sensor...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34SAC)
A post shared by Casa Ceramica Tile Company (@casaceramicatiles) on Oct 10, 2017 at 9:30am PDT Casa Ceramica Tile Company has created a wonderfully wild if not slightly dizzying Alice and Wonderland themed, tile floor curving optical illusion welcoming guests to their Manchester, UK showroom. As guests come in, the floor in the entrance way...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34S8C)
Swedish furniture giant IKEA has announced LURVIG, a new contemporary furniture line made specifically for cats, dogs and other small domestic pets. Included in this line are cushioned beds for both dogs and cats, a screened house on legs for cats and even a convenient little pet carrier. Have you ever felt like your cat...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34S0A)
The Toronto Zoo posted a hilarious compilation of their resident giant panda family consisting of a mama and her two cubs, as they reached, climbed, tumbled and fell in so many different ways. This Giant Panda Cam footage was taken over the course of 24 months. None of the pandas were hurt despite the falls,...
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by Justin Page on (#34RRJ)
The Insekt is a short film, created by writer and director Pablo Calvillo and the team at MaliArts, set in a bleak future where fossil fuels are exhausted and books are banned and burned for energy. It follows one man who goes on an adventure to find some of the sacred books to learn more...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34RN9)
In a wonderful clip from the DVD set “David Gilmour: Remember That Night – Live at the Royal Albert Hall“, the legendary Pink Floyd guitarist along with now late bandmate Richard Wright magnificently performed “Arnold Layne†with the late, great David Bowie on lead vocals. This very song was the debut single released by Pink...
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by Justin Page on (#34RNB)
It's apple season pic.twitter.com/mSSGm7MJPY — ?Daniel Hartman (@hartmand45) September 30, 2017 Dansville, Michigan college student Daniel Hartman posted footage on Twitter of himself catching apples in his mouth that were tossed from incredible distances around the Jackson College campus. Fyi @hartmand45 's teeth are fine ? pic.twitter.com/WYUyk14dTc — ?Casey (@casey_kirkbride) October 1, 2017 Wayyy better...
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by Justin Page on (#34RHE)
CineFix has released a frightening episode of their Homemade Movies series where they do a shot for shot remake of the thrilling Demogorgon scene from Stranger Things. CineFix also created a side by side comparison and a behind the scenes video. Season two of Stranger Things will emerge on Netflix October 27th, 2017. A Homemade,...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34RHG)
In a very funny episode of the Vanity Fair series Tinder Takeover, actress Megan Mullally, who plays the wickedly vapid Karen Walker on the show Will and Grace hilariously got ahold of a willing stranger’s phone and happily swiped away, sending some very creative messages for those whom she swiped right. ‘Will & Grace’ star...
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by Justin Page on (#34RDJ)
The team at WIRED spent “four days’ worth of business hours†building the new 7,541 piece LEGO Star Wars Millennium Falcon. They sped up their build process with a short timelapse video. Amazing Timelapse of the 7,541 Piece LEGO Millennium Falcon Being Built Over a 20 Hour PeriodThe Tested Team Builds and Reviews the 7,541...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34RAB)
While staying abroad in New York City for a friend’s wedding, Star Wars: The Last Jedi actress Daisy Ridley invited Joe Sabia of Condé Nast Entertainment to visit her lavish hotel room to answer answer 73 random questions as part of Vogue’s ongoing series. Clad in a green summer dress and (later) black motorcycle jacket,...
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by Justin Page on (#34R34)
Samsung has released a new Star Wars themed line of their POWERbot VR7000 series vacuum cleaners that are designed to look like Darth Vader and a stormtrooper. The limited edition Darth Vader and Stormtrooper vacuums are currently available to pre-order from the Samsung website with a ship date of November 5th, 2017. The Darth Vader...
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by Justin Page on (#34R09)
The Vat19 team went out to their parking lo and drove over a bunch of their products with a steamroller to see what survives and what becomes a flat pancake. The steamroller rolled over a giant 26 pound gummy bear, a Feisty Pets polar bear, a Beer Bandolier filled with beer, and an extremely durable...
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by Justin Page on (#34QTK)
The Q channel demonstrates how to make a giant, fully functional LEGO minifigure costume using lots of cardboard and glue sticks. A Dad Makes His Six-Year-Old Son a LEGO ‘Star Wars’ Boba Fett Minifigure CostumeGiant Fully-Operational LEGO NES Video Game ControllerFully Functional DSLR Nikon Camera Halloween Costume
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by Justin Page on (#34QQW)
Slate Magazine compares the various cuts of Ridley Scott‘s original Blade Runner film to help you decide which version is best for you to watch. via Digg Blade Runner Movie Trailer In the Style of a Classic 1940s Noir FilmRidley Scott’s Boy and Bicycle (1965) Starring Tony Scott (1944-2012)Fascinating Behind-the-Scenes Photos of the Model Shop...
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by Justin Page on (#34QMS)
DoodleChaos has created a custom level in the internet game, Line Rider, and synchronized it to Norwegian composer and pianist Edvard Grieg‘s 1875 song “In the Hall of the Mountain King.†via reddit Time-Lapse Video of an Engine Being Stripped Down, Rebuilt, and Installed in a CarA Fantastic Animated Version of Edvard Munch’s Painting ‘The...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34P0J)
A rather insolent black cat made it very clear that sharing a shelf with a plastic water bottle was not acceptable and repeatedly knocked it onto the floor, despite the rather vocal objections being emanated by the humans in the room. A Very Clever Dog Repeatedly Switches Off a Roomba Vacuum Despite Her Human’s ObjectionsCat...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34NY5)
Two incredible films from 1906 show what Market Street in San Francisco, California looked like at the time. The first film entitled “A Trip Down Market Street†was shot on April 14, 1906 and showed a bustling city with horse drawn carriages and motorcars trading places along the busy street. It was produced by moving...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34NSD)
A lively, little black dog hilariously ran back and forth from one side of the balcony to the other in breathless anticipation. Upon closer inspection, it appeared that the dog was keeping a close eye on a soccer game that was taking place down below in the courtyard. I noticed this cute dog running back...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34NP9)
In an incredibly insightful video essay, Wisecrack host Jared Bauer takes a look at the theme of alienation, loneliness and lack of control that pervades every corner of Sam Esmail‘s sublime television series Mr. Robot, pointing to the social culprits of consumerism, religion, wealth and self-awareness. It’s only when Elliot admits that Mr. Robot is...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34NKH)
Director Sandy K. Boone and producer Louis Black, the founder of the Austin Chronicle and are currently raising funds through Kickstarter in order to create Slacking Towards Bethlehem, a documentary about the legendary Church of the SubGenius, its enigmatic frontman J.R. “Bob†Dobbs and the men who came up with the whole thing, Reverend Ivan...
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by Justin Page on (#34NGZ)
The Beast Racer 210 by Harnitha, 11 Next Gen Cars is a project by GoCompare where they asked a group of elementary school children to describe and draw what they thought the cars of the future might look like. GoCompare then brought in an illustrator to redraw their ideas and bring them to life. The...
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by Justin Page on (#34NH1)
Freelance editor and reviewer Mr. Sunday Movies presents a new video where he shares his in-depth analysis of the Easter eggs, cameos, and hidden references scattered throughout the awesome new trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi. He also goes over some old plot holes that he tries to fill in from previous Star Wars...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34NEQ)
A really cute pet raccoon named Eva gleefully reached out of the window of a moving car in an adorable effort to catch the raindrops falling from the sky. Luckily, little Eva was being safely held by a sturdy human inside the vehicle. Raccoon ‘Eva’ trying catch raindrops. A Trio of Orphaned Baby Raccoons Adopt...
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by Lori Dorn on (#34NBX)
In an attempt to overcome his habit of sleeping through his multiple alarms, Mike the CEO of Useless Duck Company decided to build himself a robot for his phone alarm so that he would feel more rested in the morning after being woken up. In the company’s usual impractical style, the robot worked exactly as...
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by Justin Page on (#34N8P)
The PowerRay is an underwater drone, created by PowerVision, that allows users to take high quality photos (12MP) and video (4K) of the world down below. It also features a detachable “PowerSeeker FishFinder†for accurately detecting nearby fish, their depth, and the underwater temperature. The PowerRay is currently available to purchase from the PowerVision Store....
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