Japanese Photographer Captures The Beauty Of Living In Japan

  Five years ago, Takashi Yasui’s niece was born. It was with this new arrival, Yasui would discover a passion for photography. What started out as a way to capture his beloved family, began evolving into a serious hobby. Now, Yasui works as a freelance photographer based out of Kyoto, Osaka, Japan–and his portfolio has […]

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This delightful video of traveling to Japan is just so much fun to watch

This delightful video of traveling to Japan is just so much fun to watch

Francisco Fuentes’ amazing visual diary of his trip to Japan is so awesomely captured and so well edited and so fun to watch that it makes me want to take a trip there immediately. It’s because every video in the series (there are 12 15-second videos) basically acts as a teaser for his time in that wonderful country.

You get to see the food (oh the food), the drinking, the weirdness, the culture, the people, the cities and so much but before you can process what’s happening and what you’re seeing, you’re already watching something else. Try to keep up! It’s fun.


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This Is What a Real Bomb Looks Like

szczys writes: You see them all the time in movies and TV shows, but is that what an actual bomb looks like? Probably not… here’s what a real bomb looks like. This story stems from a millionaire gone bust from gambling addiction who decided to extort riches back from the casino. He built a bomb and got it into the building, then ransomed the organization for $3 million. The FBI documented the mechanisms in great detail — including the 8 independent trigger systems that made it impossible for them to disarm the thing. The design was so nefarious it’s still used today as a training tool.

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Another Crackdown: OSU Threatens to Arrest Conservative Students

OSU, Police Threaten to Arrest Turning Point USA Students Over “Save the Crop-Top” Petition. Kirk: “Is Free Speech Dead on Campus?” Two Ohio State University (OSU) students and two Turning Point USA staff members say were threatened to be arrested by a Franklin County deputy and a self-identified “campus attorney” this week while they were […]
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This Engineer on YouTube Will Teach You To Make Longboards and Ziplines

Maker Faire NYC hits the Big Apple this week, so to get you in the mood for homemade robots, inventions and all things DIY, here’s a YouTube channel that teaches you to make almost anything.

It’s called I Like to Make Stuff, run by Bob Clagett, a former Dell engineer based in Savannah, Georgia. He’s picked up nearly half a million subscribers on his YouTube channel. Here’s a sampling of the spread of projects awaiting your craftiness:

To start, make a ring light for outfitting your GoPro:


At not even seven minutes, this is probably the most bite-sized tutorial you’ll ever watch to make your very own longboard:


How to make a video game arcade with Raspberry Pi, zero programming required:


Bob customizes a Nerf Strongarm Blaster “with paint weathering and a simple LED strip.” “Today we’re going to make a Nerf gun look way cooler,” he says.


A swiveling iPad stand for all your Square credit card-reading needs:


Make a copy of your favorite toy by learning how to mold and cast your Reagan-era Ninja Turtles, or anything else.


Finally, can’t leave out the backyard zipline.

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Way Of The Viral Dragon

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Enter the 4yo Mini-me Dragon

How do you get to 30 million views on your viral kidsploitation video? Practice, practice, practice.

Just because your kid has dutifully copied the Bruce Lee nunchuck moves you have been fixated on your own entire sentient life doesn’t mean your video of him performing will immediately go viral.

Now you must master the viral videomaking skills of the modern parent by getting the costume, the angle, and the background just right. Tranform your entertainment center into a minimalist Bruce Lee shrine with photos and slipcovers made from Visqueen and packing tape.

Disable YouTube embedding so you can get your pre-rolls, and for Pete’s sake, get it onto Facebook which, in addition to jacking all YT’s viral videos, also screwed up the click and sharing experience.

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Coloring for Adults: The Best Websites for Free Printables

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We live in a wonderfully colorful world. Let’s celebrate that… by grabbing some pencils and pens, and scribbling between the lines. For many years, coloring books have been viewed as merely things for kids. But no longer. People have finally embraced their inner child and accepted that coloring is awesome. It’s just art without the hours working out proportions. From now on, please excuse some colorful language. (Sorry.) Get Inspired by Others: Basford’s Coloring Gallery Arguably, the craze began in 2011 when Laurence King Publishing, British specialists in creative art books, approached Johanna Basford to create a children’s coloring book….

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