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Oscar Meyer, the famous purveyor of hot dogs, has updated and expanded their fleet of iconic weinermobiles with such modern models as a the Wienermini, Wiener Rover, Wienercycle and of course, a Wienerdrone.
Oscar Mayer is going where other hot dogs can’t to get a better hot dog to you.
We changed every one of our hot dogs for the better, and we’re on a mission to put one in every hand. Only Oscar Mayer could go this big. pic.twitter.com/9Mvvr6BKbq
— Oscar Mayer (@oscarmayer) June 26, 2017
In an absolutely adorable scene, a teeny tiny baby elephant tried to keep up with the spry little birds running around on the grass, but the clusmy little pachyderm slipped on the ground and landed face down. Luckily, mom was nearby and ready to comfort her little baby.
In an uplifting episode of “Amazing Places”, host Tom Scott traveled to Germany in order to feast his eyes upon the incredible Multi Elevator by Thyssenkrupp that moves sideways from point A to point B.
I’ve filmed a paternoster lift; I’ve filmed the strange Genoa elevator that sort-of goes sideways. So when I got an email from Thyssenkrupp, an elevator company, saying “come and see our Multi elevator that actually goes sideways”, I wasn’t going to turn it down.
Filmmakers with Parco Abruzzo planted a hidden camera in the woods, focused it on a single beech tree and left it there for one year. The resulting footage reveals how this tree stood as a silent witness to a variety of wild animals that pass through the park throughout the seasons.
A “special” beech tree kept under observation for a whole year by a concealed eye, which never closes. Four seasons unfolding around a crossroad of smells, signals and messages left behind by the extraordinary wildlife of the Apennines. What you see here is just a small part of this incredible experience. In the past two years, we have understood that in the vast[ness] of the forest each tree is unique.
via reddit
Marquis Jones, an extremely talented saxophonist in Dallas, absolutely shredded the formidable leads on the classic metal anthem “The Trooper” for an excited group of Iron Maiden fans who really appreciated his sound.
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In a very colorful essay for Vox, video editor Dion Lee tells the story of the Memphis Group, the extremely eclectic and talented design collective who derived their name from a Bob Dylan song, despite being based in Milan, Italy where they created the iconic vibrant mark that they left on the 1980s.
The Memphis Group dominated the design world in the ‘80s. The collective led by Italian architect Ettore Sottsass came together in 1981. …They had a huge impact on the postmodern designs of the decade.The life of the Memphis Group was short lived, 6 years to be exact. And even though their designs failed to serve a function in people’s homes…they left a colorful mark in history and inspired many designers to come.
Musician Seth Everman put on a rather stern face and skillfully performed the classic Toto song “Africa” in a number of genres and instrument styles while trying out all the features of his highly sophistiated keyboard.
when you try all the sounds and beats on your synth while only playing toto – africa
The original version of the song.
