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Ladder Shop
The San Francisco Fire Department has been "green" since before it was a fad. With their own ladder shop, they are repairing and refurbishing wooden ladders from as far back as 1918 and aren't planning on changing anytime soon.
The Big Takeover
The Big Takeover rock magazine celebrates 30 years thanks to its fearless leader Jack Rabid and his devotion to "Music with Heart." Warning: NSWF audio right off the bat.
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Nike LD-1000
Born in 1977 during Nike's formative years, the LD-1000 was pioneered with long-distance runners in mind—offering stability through every stride with its unique flared heel . As one of Nike's earliest forays into performance footwear, it helped cement the brand's innovative spirit at a time when its catalog was still lean and its reputation just taking form. Today, the LD-1000 returns with its original DNA intact, combining leather and textile uppers with a durable waffle outsole, bringing retro running heritage into a street-ready revival that honors the past while stepping into the present.
Presented by Nike.
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Squarespace
Having an online presence outside of social media is important. Squarespace makes it easy to create one. Whether launching a new site, revamping a current site, or just getting started, their mix of professionally designed templates, drag-and-drop editing, and integrated platform with e-commerce, blogging, and marketing tools makes it simple. Get started today with 10% off on a new plan with code UNCRATE.
Presented by Squarespace.
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Original Marty McFly
File this one under: Mind-blowing. Robert Zemeckis shot the first five weeks of Back to the Future with Eric Stoltz playing Marty McFly, before realizing he sucked and brought in Michael J. Fox. More here.
This could create a time paradox, the results of which could cause a chain reaction that would unravel the very fabric of the space time continuum, and destroy the entire universe. Granted, that's a worse case scenario. The destruction might in fact be very localized, limited to merely our own galaxy.
Everything Is A Remix
Part one of a short series on the art and culture (and seamy underbelly) of remixing. This one could also be subtitled, "Led Zeppelin: Retard Rockers."
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Metro By T-Mobile
Metro is rewriting the rules of wireless with its $40 Unlimited Plan—no activation fees, no ID required, and no surprises. Just $40, period, locks you into unlimited 5G data, talk, and text, plus a FREE 5G phone like the Samsung A16 or Moto G Power, backed by a 5-year price guarantee. Prefer to keep your device? The $25 BYOD Plan gives new customers unlimited 5G for just $25/month with AutoPay — no contracts, credit checks, or fine print. Both plans run on the T-Mobile network, now the best in the U.S. with perks like Scam Shield and T-Mobile Tuesdays baked in. Fewer fees, better tech, and pricing that stays put for half a decade—this is the smart money move in mobile.
Presented by Metro by T-Mobile.
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Velocity 1971 Classic Ford Bronco
Velocity's Signature 1971 Ford Bronco turns a vintage icon into a force of nature. Finished in classic Boxwood Green with polished 17" wheels and BFGoodrich all-terrains, it marries heritage style with unapologetic modern muscle, while the Walnut Classic Stitch interior, Vintage Air climate control, and premium audio create a gateway to refined adventure. And with a Gen III Coyote V8 from the modern Mustang GT under the hood, this Bronco shares performance DNA with America's most celebrated pony car. With craftsmanship in every detail, Velocity's Re-Engineered Classic Ford Bronco is a statement in style and luxury—all priced under $200,000.
Presented by Velocity.
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Grass: The History Of Marijuana
Hour-long documentary on the history of the Prohibition of Marijuana. Narrated by Woody Harrelson.
Oxxford Clothes
And you thought your job was tedious. Behold the story of Chicago-based Oxxford Clothes. They're the last factory in the U.S. making custom tailored suits by hand. They've been doing absolutely painstaking work since 1916.
