Radiohead / Lift
Elevators are strange places. A previously unreleased recording, "Lift" is featured on the 20th anniversary OK Computer retrospective OKNOTOK.
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Driving a Real Mech
Mechs: They aren't just for animes and video games anymore. Yang Jin-Ho is the chairman of Hankook Mirae Technology, a company focused on robotics. And they're focused on big robotics, creating a fully-articulated mech, piloted by a human. Translogic went to South Korea to take a test drive in something straight out of science fiction.
No One Dies in Longyearbyen
Living on top of the world does strange things to people — just as the residents of Longyearbyen, the northernmost city on Earth. You don't want to be buried in Longyearbyen. The permafrost makes for shallow graves, and bodies sometimes come back up again. And as the Earth warms, the thawing permafrost is wreaking havoc, causing the Global Seed Vault to flood, and potentially releasing ancient pathogens into the atmosphere.
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Duer Stretch Pants
Designed for movers, DUER pants are built with technical design features, and tons of stretch. The trucks have arrived and the loading bays are full — thousands of styles are expected in the next two weeks. Make sure you get the world's most comfortable pants in the size you need before they're gone for good.
Presented by Duer.
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Oliver Cabell Low 1 Sneakers
Sneakers don't have to sport garish colors to make a statement. Made by hand in Marche, Italy, Oliver Cabell's Low 1 takes an unassuming silhouette and transforms it into a high-end affair. The uppers and counters are crafted using 3oz, locally-sourced full-grain calfskin leather, supported by lightweight Margom Italian rubber outsoles. Italian calf-skin is used to line both the interior and the footbed, the latter of which also has a removable molded insole. Finished with Italian cotton laces, they're a timeless statement for discerning sneaker fans.
Presented by Oliver Cabell.
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Curb Your Enthusiasm / Season 9
It's nice to see that after a six-year hiatus nothing has changed. Larry is still just as socially unaware as ever and we couldn't be happier about it. See him get back to his old, neurotic ways when Curb Your Enthusiasm returns to HBO for a long-awaited ninth season October 1, 2017.
IT the Miniseries vs IT the Book
Once upon a time, there was a 1,100-page book called IT. Then there was a TV miniseries based on the book. Then there was a movie that we'll skip, and now, there's a feature-length film that hopefully skips the cheery montages for something a little more sinister. CineFix breaks down the changes you can expect to see between the book and miniseries.
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SimpliSafe Home Security
With a collection of cameras, locks, and alarms, SimpliSafe ensures your home is secure inside and out. The wireless outdoor camera keeps an eye on the perimeter with a 140-degree ultra-wide-angle view of your property. It captures crisp, 1080p HD footage day or night, and can be integrated with smart locks, video doorbells, and window sensors for a complete security system. Each piece is easy to install and is monitored 24/7 by professional agents, ready to dispatch police, fire, and paramedics in case of an emergency.
Presented by SimpliSafe.
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Percival Graphite Twill Workshirt
Based in East London, Percival combines a quintessentially British sense of understated style with rare, internationally sourced fabrics and materials. This workshirt is a perfect example of that low-key, classic approach, constructed from graphite twill with a corduroy collar. The versatile piece is perfect for layering throughout fall and can just as easily serve as a single jacket. Each workshirt is finished with handwarmer pockets, an internal pocket, and brown horn buttons.
Presented by Percival
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Creating Neon with Montreal's Neon Family
In a converted two-story industrial building in Montreal, the Ateleir Neon Family is keeping the light alive. Gérald Collard and his company create commercial art in neon signs, with complex designs that are more than just a logo or call to eat at Joe's. And when Gérald isn't bending tubes, he's teaching — 25 years at the Espace Verre glass school.
The History of National Parks
Although Yellowstone National Park was established in the late 1800s, the National Park Service wasn't officially formed until 1916 — over 100 years ago. That's a whole lot of time to cover. So to make sure you get the full story without burning several hours on a complete documentary, filmmaker Ryan Maxey pieced together a timeline, going back as far as the Big Bang, in this abridged version of the history of our National Parks.
