Shit Girls Say: Episode 4
Since girls keep saying shit, the original returns after nearly nine months away to promote their new book appropriately titled Shit Girls Say. It's just as good as we remembered.
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Do It Anyway by Ben Folds Five
The Fraggels and Ben Folds Five return from their underground layers to give us a nostalgia overload and record the band's first album in 13 years. The Sound of the Life of the Mind will be out September 18, 2012.
Slow Mo Cinnamon Challenge
The Slow Mo Guys attempt (and fail at) the cinnamon challenge at 500 glorious frames per second.
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Honey
Getting the latest in tech and fashion is pricey enough without overpaying for it, too. Enter Honey. Honey is the easy way to make sure you're getting the best possible deal almost anywhere you shop online. It's a free browser extension that automatically finds and applies coupons and promo codes to your cart. They've found their members over $2 billion in savings, and they have over 100,000 five-star reviews on the Google Chrome store. There's literally no reason not to use Honey. Unless you hate free money.
Presented by Honey.
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Difference Esmeralda Estate Panama Geisha Coffee
It's not every day when you can get some of the world's best coffee in a Nespresso pod. But that's exactly what you'll find in each of these pods from Difference Coffee. They've secured a rare and remarkable batch of Panama Geisha from a legendary estate called Hacienda La Esmeralda. The micro lot of beans was too small to be sold at auction and too precious to be blended with other beans, but Difference was able to roast them and produce just over 700 boxes, 100 of which are left for sale. It took home a spot in Coffee Reviews highest-scoring capsule and just happens to arrive with the convenience and consistency you get from a Nespresso-compatible pod.
Presented by Difference Coffee.
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Canal Boarding
Devin Graham and his crew make the best of the last week of summer with some Jeep-fueled wakeboarding through a Utah canal.
NASA Remembers Neil Armstrong
NASA pays tribute to legendary astronaut, pilot, aerospace engineer, professor, and the first person to walk on the moon Neil Armstrong, after his passing August 25, 2012 at the age of 82.
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Airofit Breathing Trainer
A new training device from Denmark, Airofit gives your lungs a workout to help you improve your overall athletic performance. It's already being used by athletes around the world, and as little as eight minutes a day can provide a noticeable improvement in lung capacity and anaerobic fitness. The trainer is made up of a mouthpiece that is connected via Bluetooth to your phone to track your progress. Once you master a level, the app will prompt you to adjust the mouthpiece for your next challenge. Many athletes notice an improvement in their primary sports in as little as three weeks.
Presented by Airofit
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FORME Life Fitness Mirror
While it looks like a sleek, full-length mirror, beyond the reflective surface is a complete personal strength studio. Created by Swiss Designer Yves Béhar and entrepreneur Trent Ward, the FORME Life comes in two modes — a Screen-Only Studio and a Full Studio with resistance pulleys that fold away from sight when not in use. Both versions feature a diverse library of body and mind exercises to suit every individual training style and need. To ensure you get the most out of every workout, machine learning and AI technology track your progress and adjust the intensity or increase weights as your fitness levels improve, while stereoscopic two-way cameras and human-centric computer vision keep your form and technique in check. The device is expected to ship this fall and you can secure your place in line with a pre-order in the meantime.
Presented by FORME.
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World Record Corkscrew Jump
Stuntman Brent Fletcher twists out a record for Team Green with his 92-foot Corkscrew Jump at the Hot Wheels Test Facility.
Amazing Mars Curiosity Descent
We've all seen Curiosity's touchdown on Mars, but never like this. Bard Cannning spent four, long weeks enhancing NASA's footage frame by frame to show the iconic landing in real time.
