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by Justin Page on (#35YFZ)
Competitive eater Matt “Megatoad†Stonie managed to stomach a new challenge where he devoured 100 slices of white bread in 39 minutes. A post shared by Matt Stonie (@matt_stonie) on Oct 23, 2017 at 5:05pm PDT Competitive Eater Consumes 200 Marshmallow Peeps in One SittingCompetitive Eater Consumes 100 Marshmallow Peeps In Just Over Two Minutes,...
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by Justin Page on (#35YA4)
In her latest tutorial video, the awesome Jessica Leigh Clark-Bojin of Pies Are Awesome demonstrated how to make a spooky one-of-a-kind carousel “piescraper†based on Tim Burton and Henry Selick‘s classic stop-motion animated film, The Nightmare Before Christmas. The Nightmare Before Christmas is my all-time favourite holiday movie, and I wanted to do something really...
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by Justin Page on (#35Y6H)
Determined Scottish YouTuber Mike Boyd of the Learn Quick series challenged himself to quickly learn how to throw an axe. He didn’t stop until he pulled off three successful throws in a row at a target. Boyd’s awesome tomahawk was made by blacksmith and fellow Youtuber Alec Steele. A post shared by Mike Boyd (@mikeboydvideo)...
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by Justin Page on (#35Y35)
Geoff Oxholm, a research engineer in the Creative Intelligence Lab at Adobe Research in San Francisco, took the stage at Adobe MAX 2017 to give the audience a look at Project Cloak, their new content aware technology that allows users to remove unwanted objects from video footage with only a few simple clicks. via PetaPixel...
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by Scott Beale on (#35Y03)
Books on Tape by John Atkinson on Wrong Hands Extremely Abridged Versions of Classic BooksThe De-Evolution of Book AdaptationsBefore Pinterest
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by Lori Dorn on (#35WQ5)
Davie504, the talented bassist who is constantly looking for new ways to play, demonstrated a truly unusual 15-string version of the instrument, impressively slapping the lowest strings for those of his fans who are all about the bass and no treble. Slapping the 15 Strings Bass Guitar :D This time I am playing the lowest...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35WQ7)
After being separated for several weeks in September 2017, a newly reunited swan couple in Dordrecht, Netherlands immediately swam towards one another. As soon as they reached each other, the pair nuzzled each other, forming the shape of a heart as their heads touched. The female of the pair had taken ill with a case...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35WKC)
In the stunning Yoann Bourgeois performance entitled “La Mécanique de L’Histoireâ€, faceless dancers gracefully fell from an Escheresque rotating circular stairway and in an amazing demonstration of intertia, balance and control, immediately rebounded back onto the steps with a single bounce off of a trampoline. The figures repeated the movement over and again until only...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35WAF)
In a briny episode of “Things You Might Not Know“, host Tom Scott travelled to Calipatria, California known for being the lowest elevation city in the western hemisphere. While standing next to the city’s famous flagpole, Scott explained why Calipatria is not submerged under water despite being 184 feet below sea level, what the term...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35W5Z)
While on location in Costa Rica, the adventurous Brave Wilderness host Coyote Peterson was back at the hotel when his camera crew came across a singular and beautiful red velvet worm. They brought this incredible creature back to Peterson, who excitedly built a miniature Planet Earth style set in order to feature exclusive footage of...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35W3M)
A post shared by Massimiliano Pelletti (@massimiliano_pelletti) on Aug 21, 2017 at 11:10pm PDT Italian contemporary sculptor Massimiliano Pelletti creates absolutely stunning Classical style busts and sculptures that are crafted out of quartz, bronze, marble and semi-precious stone such as black soapstone, many of which feature the tactile textures of both the smoothness of the...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35W0T)
While “playing around with a light-painting tool under the Milky Wayâ€, visual artist Rod Evans conjured up an unexpected giant mushroom in his Northern NW Australian backyard. Pleased with the results, Evans went about creating more until he had a virtual garden of these magical creations. I somehow managed to conjure up a magic mushroom....
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by Lori Dorn on (#35VW5)
Performer Andy Williams of Liverpool, North West England is a man of unusual talent in that he has an uncanny ability to replicate the soothing sounds of a saxophone without any trace of the reeded woodwind in sight. Amongst his favorites songs to perform is the distinctive Henry Mancini-penned “Theme from The Pink Panther†as...
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by Justin Page on (#35VW7)
BuzzFeed employees Garrick Bernard, Sydnee Goodman, and Crystal House sat down and tried to play Grand Theft Auto V without breaking any laws. The three eager participants were each given a list of three tasks to complete while trying their hardest to be model citizens in the chaotic in-game world. “I had to take an...
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by Justin Page on (#35VT2)
The Rick and Morty YouTube channel posted a series of compilation videos (part 1, 2, and 3) featuring some of the funniest moments from the third season of Rick and Morty. Rick and Morty Scenes Recreated in Fallout 4A Sneak Peek at Animatics From Rick and Morty Season ThreeRick and Morty Accidentally Kill the Simpsons...
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by Justin Page on (#35VQR)
Jim Zimmerlin of Grover Beach, California strapped a GoPro HERO5 camera to his Amtrak Model Passenger Train and captured POV footage of the train traveling through his home and backyard. via reddit A Fast Moving Train Showers Waiting Passengers With Snow As It Moves Into the StationPOV Footage of a LEGO Train’s Epic Journey Through...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35VJM)
In June 2017, Veritasium, host Derek Muller explained the science behind Schlieren imaging, the specific process by which those things that are normally invisible to the naked eye reveal themselves to be present. Muller has since expanded this fascinating project, using cellophane filters and a flaming ping pong ball to add brilliant color to his generated wave....
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by Justin Page on (#35VEY)
The Magic of Making posted a short video, in partnership with with BBC Worldwide, that take us behind the scenes at a factory to find out how balloons are made from start to finish. Stolen rubber trees, lots of latex, and the music of Johann Strauss all come together in this magnificent study of inflatables....
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by Justin Page on (#35VBH)
YouTuber 68percentwater has created a fantastic Halloween tutorial where they demonstrate how to make an Arduino-powered jack o’ lantern that features multiple moving eyeballs. via Nerdcore Stock Ticker Mini Pumpkin, The Scariest Jack-o’-Lantern of 2008Flamethrower Jack-O’-LanternRobotic Snap-O-Lantern & Other Pumpkin Robots
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by Lori Dorn on (#35VBK)
Frustrated by the number of people who don’t look up from their phones while walking, Australian filmmaker Raphael Valenti created the short film “I’m Sorry“. Throughout the film, Valenti intentionally bumps into those fellow pedestrians around the city of Sydney who are too otherwise occupied to watch where they’re going. Walking through the streets of...
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by Justin Page on (#35VBN)
In their latest video, SoundWorks Collection speaks with the sound team behind director Denis Villeneuve‘s neo-noir sci-fi film, Blade Runner 2049. They interview supervising sound editor Mark Mangini, re-recording mixers Doug Hemphill and Ron Bartlett, sound designer Theo Green, sound editor Joe Walker and composers Hans Zimmer and Benjamin Wallfisch. SoundWorks Collection Speaks With the...
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by Justin Page on (#35V2K)
Engineers from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland developed a collapsible, origami inspired drone that is capable of delivering packages that weigh up to about a pound to tight, “last-centimeter†locations. The unique idea here is that the drone becomes the package that wraps around the cargo before flight, just like a...
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by Justin Page on (#35V2N)
“The Walking Gingerbread†is a delicious Sesame Street parody of The Walking Dead that features Cookie Monster as Sheriff Graham (Rick Grimes) who is attacked by a large group of undead gingerbread men and women. He is saved by Daryl Dixon and Michonne. The Crumbies come from a bad batch of cookies and are eating...
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by Justin Page on (#35TXA)
Illinois photographer Paul Frederiksen posted a problem photo he took on the /r/photography IRC chat of an old Domino Sugar building that had a giant crane parked right in front of it. Denyer, a photographer from Leicestershire, UK, helped Frederiksen out with his dilemma by using Photoshop to remove the crane and posting a wonderful...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35RZM)
A really adorable dog named Ripley, who is a rescued mix of dachshund, pug and chihuahua, evidently loves a good game of fetch. Despite how well an item is hidden, Ripley will always find and retrieve whatever she can from wherever she can, no matter how high or low she has to go. According to...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35Q0D)
A post shared by Rich & Willow – travelling cat (@vancatmeow) on Oct 10, 2017 at 3:54pm PDT Tired of his corporate life in Hobart, Tasmania, adventurer Rich East decided to go off the grid in a campervan of his own design. He sold off all his things and hit the road with his beloved...
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A Sesame Street Tour of a Saxophone Factory That’s Set to an Incredible Soundtrack of Freestyle Jazz
by Lori Dorn on (#35MJR)
In 1980, Sesame Street took their viewers on a tour of a saxophone factory, showing each and every step that made the instrument take shape. This fantastic tour was set to an incredible soundtrack of freestyle jazz being performed by an off-camera sax player, who suddenly appeared and proclaimed “Saxophone†via reddit The Grace of...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35MG5)
Davie504, the talented bassist who is constantly performing in new and creative ways, successfully answered an online challenge to play a continuous solo on an triple neck bass. This bass was quite unusual as the first neck was fretless, the second had only two strings and the third only three strings. In typical fashion, however,...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35MDQ)
A post shared by Asya Kozina & Dmitriy Kozin (@asya_kozina) on Oct 11, 2017 at 3:23pm PDT Russian artist Asya Kozina has created an absolutely gorgeous line of Baroque and Rococo style wigs that are made completely out of paper and are adorned with fabulously exaggerated modern twists, such as airplanes, ferris wheels, great ships...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35M8W)
Great Big Story traveled to Big Sur, California to visit with Jayson Fann, the proprietor and craftsman behind Spirit Nest Creations, a line of amazing handwoven, human sized nests, comfortable personal spaces that are sustainably made from different species of invasive eucalyptus trees. Seeing his designs as educational tools, Fann also works with local kids...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35M69)
While riding in the car with his humans, a cautious umbrella cockatoo began growling when he “spotted some dogs in the neighborhoodâ€. When the car stopped at a light, several dogs hanging out behind a backyard fence saw the bird and began barking. The cockatoo was more than ready for this response and immediately began...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35M33)
After offering a gorgeous sneak peak, BBC Earth has created a stunning new trailer for Blue Planet II, which reveals the incredible beauty of all sorts of marine life, some rather common and others rarely seen. This Sir David Attenborough narrated sequel to their critically acclaimed sea life documentary series The Blue Planet will be...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35M07)
A trio of tiny meerkat pups at the Symbio Wildlife Park in Helensburgh, New South Wales, Australia adorably began learning how to forage for food as they played with colorful plastic balls that had treats embedded inside. The pups were born two months ago and like many of the animals at the park, are part...
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by Justin Page on (#35KWT)
Indiana veterinarian Andy Manoloff (a.k.a. “DoggieDoc83“) posted a fantastic timelapse video that features him creating a realistic dog pumpkin carving, appropriately titled a “Dog-O-Lantern,†of his beloved Pomeranian named Sophie. image via DoggieDoc83 via reddit, My Modern Met Sculptor Carves Watermelon and Pumpkins Into Stunningly Realistic Heads of Fantasy Characters and AnimalsGrotesque, Lifelike Pumpkin Carvings...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35KSM)
The ever insightful duo of Kurzgesagt and CGP Grey took a two-part animated look at the subject of aging, choosing when to die, the common acceptance of death, the ethical considerations surrounding death avoidance and what’s being done now to extend life. Life extension is really just another phrase for medicine. All the doctors are...
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by Justin Page on (#35KSP)
For their ongoing 8-Bit Legacy series on Watchable, the Great Big Story crew met with Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto to listen to explain the origin story of the heroic video game plumber’s iconic mustache and name. The name itself came to be in the early 1980s thanks to a Seattle warehouse landlord who was named...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35KNG)
In an interesting technical tutorial Filmmaker IQ, host John P. Hess explained the specific formulas used to calculate the forced perspective illusion, a camera technique that uses distance to make subjects appear larger or smaller than they actually are. ** ERRATA ** at 2:49, it should be width divided by the distance…It’s one of the...
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by Justin Page on (#35KNJ)
To help prepare us for the upcoming second season of Stranger Things landing on October 27th, actor Gaten Matarazzo (Dustin Henderson) stopped by Teen Vogue to unleash a seven-minute refresher course on everything that happened in season one of the spooky Netflix series. Gaten, who plays the lovable Dustin, stopped by Teen Vogue to recap...
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by Justin Page on (#35KJC)
Victoria, British Columbia arts and crafts shop, miniLAND, has created a series of miniature wooden foosball tables for dollhouses that are highly detailed. The tiny soccer players move around but, according to miniLAND, the mini foosball tables are not a toy and for display only. They are available to purchase from the miniLAND website and...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35KJE)
Responding to the word “Goâ€, a beautiful blonde greyhound took a running leap and soared over a 6 foot 6 inch obstacle fence as well as a human standing behind it. The dog amazingly cleared both barriers without touching either before gracefully landing on her feet. That clearance! via reddit, Digg Hot Nosh 24/6, Buy...
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by Justin Page on (#35KEX)
Vietnamese shop, Wood Marble Machine has created an amazing wooden marble contraption that uses gears and lifts to endlessly push marbles down three separate tracks. The machine is available to purchase from their Facebook shop. via The Awesomer The Wintergatan Marble Machine, A Hand-Cranked Instrument That Uses 2,000 Marbles to Make MusicGiant Rube Goldberg Marimba...
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by Justin Page on (#35KBM)
A post shared by Esteban Diacono (@_estebandiacono) on Oct 17, 2017 at 6:38am PDT Buenos Aires, Argentina motion graphics designer Esteban Diacono has created a captivating animation that features a realistic rubber face getting punched by a flying rubber fist. via Digg Whimsical Stop Motion Animation Demonstrates the Noise Dampening Abilities of Moldable Sugru RubberDisney...
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by Justin Page on (#35KBP)
The Fowdry is featuring a collection of stylish novelty socks that are designed to look like realistic baked goods and cakes. Realistic enough to fool a panel of patissiers at a croissant convention, each cunningly patterned pair is hand-rolled to look just like its tasty namesake. In fact, they’re so convincing you might want to...
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by Justin Page on (#35K6V)
The Snowman stars Michael Fassbender and Rebecca Ferguson joined Vanity Fair to review clips from popular serial killer movies. They dove in and shared their thoughts on films like American Psycho, The Silence of the Lambs, and No Country for Old Men. From Hannibal Lector and Buffalo Bill, to Patrick Bateman and Anton Chigurh, find...
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by Justin Page on (#35K6X)
Netflix released a new trailer for The Punisher, Marvel‘s upcoming television series about the comic book character of the same name. The action-packed trailer follows Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal) as he uses violence to extract the truth from his enemies. The Punisher will emerge November 17th, 2017 on Netflix. After exacting revenge on those responsible...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35HN5)
Pop music cover band Postmodern Jukebox along with Alisan Porter, the 2016 winner of The Voice, performed a sultry orchestral cover of the classic Nirvana song “Smells Like Teen Spirit“, which is available for purchase on iTunes. https://t.co/gXczD9sbdI pic.twitter.com/9KxgEUMeEn — Alisan Porter (@alisanporter) October 19, 2017 A Powerful Cello Cover of Nirvana’s Song ‘Smells Like...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35HN7)
While out on a walk in the park with her human, an adorable Siberian husky puppy was exploring amongst the rocks of a working water feature. After sniffing around a bit, the dog inadvertently sat on one of the timed fountains, which erupted right onto her little bottom. Siberian Husky Mom Teaches Her Puppies How...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35HK6)
A post shared by Stefan Draschan (@stefandraschan) on Oct 8, 2017 at 1:18am PDT Photographer Stefan Draschan has created “People Matching Artworks“, a remarkable photo series that captures museum visitors wearing outfits that match and/or coordinate with the art they are viewing. This type of series requires a great deal of patience, however being that...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35HGG)
Chris Poole, the affable human to the feline duo Cole and Marmalade, put together a list of the wonderfully silly things that ailurophiles do for their beloved felines such as retrieving a favorite yet unwanted toy, easily giving in to anything because of cuteness, dancing in front of cats and even asking a cat for...
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by Lori Dorn on (#35HE8)
For the Netflix special Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond – Featuring a Very Special, Contractually Obligated Mention of Tony Clifton, comedian, artist and actor Jim Carrey opens up about his profound experience of portraying the late Andy Kaufman in the 1999 film Man on the Moon, particularly how he so embodied Kaufman’s enigmatic character...
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