Something strange is happening in Hawkins, Indiana. People are disappearing. When a group young friends loses one of their own, they're determined to find out what happened. Bookshelf Productions recreates the Netflix series down to the smallest detail in this animated LEGO brick film.
In the early days of drag racing, the drivers would burn rubber all the way down the track — no smoky burnouts and then lining up for the lights. Dave Nelson and his front-engined rail dragster race the original way. This time, though, Dave added a wicked twist: dousing the tires with gasoline, lighting it up, and burning fire for a 1/4 mile.
Living in a digital world, it's hard to believe that we didn't always have a camera in our back pocket. Animator Portero Delantero reminds us of the days when cameras had to be loaded with film and pictures took time to develop. Starting in 1900 with the Kodak Brownie, he takes us through an animated evolution of the last century of photography.
Duer's performance denim made them famous. In these slim-cut jeans, it comes in their popular, light, ocean wash. The fabric incorporates stretch fibers for added comfort and range of movement, the latter boosted by their signature athletic-inspired gusset. Performance fibers regulate temperature to help keep you cool and dry, and an antimicrobial treatment keeps odors at by between washes. Enjoy 50% starting November 22nd.
Presented by Duer.
Family game nights are a tradition that can be passed down through the generations, and now the board you play on can too. Hand-crafted from solid wood, the Monopoly Heirloom Edition is made to last several lifetimes. Its die-cast tokens skip along a path of tiger maple and rosewood veneers with painted details, while a recessed rolling area prevents stray dice. It's housed in a rich walnut cabinet with a drawer that features a built-in banker's tray and room to store game pieces. The set also includes solid walnut houses and hotels, along with custom-designed money, Chance, Community Chest, and Title Deed cards.
Length: 22.8125" / Width: 23.75" / Height: 4.25"
Drones are for more than just those neat aerial shots of your neighborhood. Autel Robotics shows you how to cook an entire Thanksgiving dinner with one of their drones — with the caveat that you really shouldn't try this at home.
When hordes of walkers start roaming the planet looking for fresh brains, you're going to need a fortress for the end of the world. Security is key when keeping out zombies and bat-wielding tyrants, but that doesn't mean you have to sacrifice a cushy pad. From remote islands and underground bunkers to marble bathrooms and simulated daylight, these eight homes are prime places to ride out the apocalypse.
Inspired by a simpler time when life was tactile and analog, Shinola's The Mechanic is a throwback timepiece. Among the heritage details are a domed black dial, curved hands, bold Arabic numerals, and a box crystal. It's fittingly powered by a hand-wound mechanical movement visible through the exhibition back of the 39mm case, made from stainless steel and given a brushed PVD khaki finish that varies between watches, making each one unique. Finished with a tapered black whip-stitch leather strap.
BOLDR has revolutionized home heating with Kelvin. The smart appliance uses sustainable infrared technology to keep you and your wallet comfortable. The option reduces consumption and is 30% more cost-effective than traditional convection methods. Owners stay in control with a wireless thermostat that connects to their phones. The accompanying app allows users to adjust the heat based on consumption and spending, schedule heating on a room-by-room basis, and see real-time monitoring of their bills. It's also compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control. With a sleek and modern design, the Kelvin integrates seamlessly into interiors and is easy to install, while its software continuously updates for maintenance-free use.
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In 1981, Barack Obama started his junior year at Columbia University. He wasn't a Harvard lawyer, he wasn't the senator of Illinois, he wasn't the President of the United States. He was just Barry. This Vikram Gandhi biopic follows his time living in New York City where he struggled with crime and racial tensions, as well as his relationship with his parents and peers. The film will be ready to add to your Netflix playlist December 16, 2016.
When Swiss mercenaries began coming down with strange, unconnected symptoms in the 17th century, a young doctor wanted to find out why. His research lead him to coin the term nostalgia. Once considered to be an ailment, nostalgia is now considered a good thing — and used by everyone from doctors to advertisers to invoke those warm, fuzzy feelings.
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