Giant Slip 'N Slide Loop
Clint Walker and Clive Dixon take the slip 'n slide to the next level with their 12-foot death loop.
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Best Vines of 2013
All of the greatest six-second sensations in one place.
Making Drinking Water Out Of Air
With almost zero rainfall, the people of Lima, Peru, the second largest city in the world set on a desert, suffer from a lack of potable water. Together with Mayo DraftFCB, the University of Engineering and Technology of Peru took advantage of the city's high humidity to create a billboard that produces around 26 gallons of water a day out of thin air.
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Koio Capri Sneakers
Combining craftsmanship and sustainability, the Koio Capri Sneakers are the perfect way to freshen up the spring wardrobe. The Italian-made shoes are constructed by hand from fine Vitello leather leathers that are certified "Gold" by the Leather Working Group. This ensures the material is non-toxic, uses less energy, and consumes less water, minimizing environmental impact. Available in new, seasonal colorways, the versatile low-tops also feature a leather-lined interior and lightweight sole to create a clean, minimalist look that complements both work and casual attire.
Presented by Koio.
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The Monuments Men Trailer
George Clooney takes on the role of co-writer, producer, director, and star to tell the true story of the greatest treasure hunt in history. The film follows the World War II platoon, made up of Clooney, Matt Damon, Bill Murray, and John Goodman, ordered by FDR to rescue artistic masterpieces before they're destroyed by Hitler. Coming to theaters December 18, 2013.
CBGB Trailer
Country, bluegrass, and blues, but without all that country, bluegrass, or blues. Here's how Hilly Kristal's New York club became the birthplace of punk royalty. Starring Alan Rickman, Malin Åkerman, Ashley Greene, and Justin Bartha. In theaters October 2013.
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Vacheron Constantin Historiques American 1921
Watchmaker Vacheron Constantin's 265 years of experience continues to combine innovation with fine design to create magic. Originally released in 1921, this legendary timepiece was loved by American motorists thanks to its classic face with an unexpected tilt, making it easy to read without losing the grip on a steering wheel. Today the reinterpreted Historiques American 1921 features a 40mm pink-gold case, a railway dial-train, black-painted Arabic numerals, and a uniquely positioned crown between 1 & 2 o'clock. The timepiece is powered by manually-wound Caliber 4400AS with a power reserve of nearly 3 days. A dark brown alligator strap completes the look. Each timepiece is certified with the highly distinguished Geneva Seal.
Presented by Vacheron Constantin.
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NOMOS Glashutte Club Campus Night Watch
A wide bezel gives the 38.5mm stainless steel case of the NOMOS Glashutte Club Campus Night a more masculine feel than most watches its size. Named for its dark ruthenium-plated dial, it has an interesting mix of Arabic and Roman numerals, which are used alongside plain indexes. A neon orange hand on the small seconds sub-dial provides a pop of color during the day and blue-glowing Superluminova improves readability at night. It's powered by a manually-wound Alpha caliber movement with a 43-hour power reserve and is finished with an anthracite velour leather strap.
Case Diameter: 38.5mm / Case Height: 8.5mm / Weight: 2.12 oz / Water Resistance: 10 ATM / Glass: Domed Sapphire Crystal / Lug Width: 20mm
Movement: Alpha manual / Movement Height: 2.6mm / Movement Diameter: 10 1/2 lines (23.3mm) / Power Reserve: up to 43 hours / Jewels: 17
Uncrate is an authorized dealer of NOMOS Glashütte timepieces, extending their full warranty with purchase.
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Ukulele Beats
Using a comb and some chopsticks, Canadian musician James Hill turns a ukulele into an insane beat machine. The fun starts about the four-minute mark.
The Art of Portrait Photography
From ancient hieroglyphics to modern photographs, we have long been fascinated with capturing the human image. For their latest mini-documentary, Off Book explores the meaning and potential of portraiture.
