Just a friendly reminder that the “Gym Red” Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG will be available this coming Saturday, June 28th. Vintage in appearance only, the “Gym Red” is actually a new colorway though with traces of the original “Banned” edition. A mix of red smooth leather/suede combo, with hits of off-white on the midsole and the OG “winged” Air Jordan logo, the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Gym Red” retails for $140 USD and is available via NikeStore.com and select retailers like UK’s end clothing.

Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Gym Red”
Style : 555088-601
Color: Gym Red/Sail

Release Date: 6/28/2014 (Saturday)

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Tavish Smith cannot be stopped. After Florida Highway Patrol officers pulled her over for drunk driving and found weed in her car, she slipped out of her handcuffs, got her pot back, and ate it — all while sitting in back of the police cruiser.

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For fans of #FreeTheNipple. NSFW.

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1984 was a great year for movies in general, but this weekend thirty years ago was especially noteworthy.

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Meet the E-Njoint.

Dutch company E-Njoint BV is making 10,000 of these per day. They have a variety of different options, including disposable, rechargable and vaporizer, so you can fill them with cannabis liquid or dry herbs. Flavours include watermelon, passion fruit, green apple and red cherry.

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According to the company's website, smoking one of these is "healthy".

Menno Contant, E-Njoint's CEO, says: "Holland is well known in the world for its tolerant and liberal attitude toward soft drugs and the introduction of this new product clearly makes a statement. As long as you don't bother or disturb other people and stay within the legal boundaries, all is well."

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Firefighter Crusoe the Celebrity Dachshund and his trusty fire truck Oakley respond quickly to a fire drill in the kitchen, but suffer a slight mishap along the way.

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Wobbly Whiskey Glasses by Vat19 are lowball glasses with convex bottoms that allow the glass to lean without spilling the contents.

Wobbly Whiskey Glasses feature a convex bottom which keeps them tilted when at rest. The design demands you fidget with them, but no matter whether you’re pouring two fingers, three fingers, or a whole fistful, Wobbly Whiskey Glasses won’t spill.

A guide at the Exploratorium museum in San Francisco demonstrates some of the curious properties of a “real image” as seen in a giant concave mirror in this intriguing short video by JuchTube.

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This fifteen-second video perfectly captures what it would have been like if, instead of a dinosaur, this Jurassic Park scene featured a very large bulldog named Wally.

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In “The Longest Jump,” GoPro goes behind the scenes of French rally driver Guerlain Chicherit’s attempt at a record-breaking 332-foot jump in a tricked out Mini. Chicherit makes it over the gap, but lands front first, sending the car toppling in spectacular fashion. The video, shot entirely on GoPro cameras, captures the the emotions of the driver (who escaped with minor injury) during the jump and just before impact.

Scientists Wim Noorduin and Joanna Aizenberg have been creating tiny crystal nano flowers at a Harvard lab by mixing together a combination of chemicals and sculpting the structures as they grow. According to Noorduin, the process of creating the microscopic artworks is fairly simple, taking around two hours and utilizing inexpensive materials.

To grow the structures, we mix together two starting materials. Basically, as soon as I do that, the reaction starts and then we wait for two hours. We now can really use these chemical reactions to make any kind of arbitrary shape we want, and the fact that you already can grow such a flower in two hours really allows you to do a lot of experiments and learn a lot in a very fast manner

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A panda-eyed cat slowly rises up from behind the sofa to say hello and then slowly sinks back down when rejected with a hiss by a chubby orange tabby in this video by Ben Frisch

The video takes on a much different tone in this remix by Rob Beschizza of Boing Boing

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Earin are Bluetooth earbuds that have no cables or other attachments, making them virtually undetectable when they’re in someone’s ears. The Swedish team of designers behind the tiny headphones is currently seeking funding on Kickstarter to help bring the product to market.

Earin represents Olle Lindén’s vision which came to life in 2008 after seeing the intro of the movie ‘Definitely Maybe’, where the actor Ryan Reynolds walks down a crowded New York city street with just a pair of small earbuds without cables, listening to, as he says “the soundtrack of a perfect day”. After seeing this movie, Olle was inspired to “create a perfect wireless experience” so his headphones were formed.

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With vinyl scare and various western music genres like rock and roll and jazz banned in 1950s Soviet Russia, enterprising music fans would create records using X-ray film discarded by doctors and hospitals. The records were cut with scissors — often unevenly — with a cigarette hole burned through the middle of the platter and the music itself pressed onto the film using a special recording device. The result is a “multimedia” record that, when held up to light, reveals the skeletal structure left over from the film’s original use.

images via Junkculture

via NPR, Junkculture

An Army Reserve soldier, returning home from drills, was exuberantly greeted at the door by Finn, his beautiful and very vocal ragdoll cat in this video posted by wildlimeyogi

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This group of kids from Michigan's Grosse Pointe Music Academy presumably went through a dozen weekly rehearsals for their rock band class, all culminating in this: Playing Weezer's "Undone (The Sweater Song)"—a song that, judging by their ages, they're familiar with from Rock Band—at their big debut gig.

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The Jelly Belly Candy Company has created a new jelly bean flavor that tastes like a frosty glass full of tasty draft beer. The alcohol free Draft Beer Jelly Belly jelly beans are available to purchase online from their official store.

Three years in the making, Jelly Belly launches Draft Beer Jelly Belly jelly beans. The world’s first beer flavor jelly bean is inspired by hefeweizen ale with an effervescent, clean, crisp and wheaty taste. Take a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into crafting this unique bean with members of the Jelly Belly flavor team (based in California, USA) and commentary from The Beeroness, Jackie Dodd. Alcohol-free, four calories per bean, OU Kosher. Also free from fat, gluten and gelatin. Vegetarian and made in a peanut-free facility.

images and video via Jelly Belly Candy Company

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Brooklyn-based freelance art director Claire Manganiello has created the “Pizza Bed,” a conceptual bedding set design that looks like a delicious slice of pepperoni pizza. The comforter has a drool-worthy cheese and pepperoni printed top, while the pillows act as the crust. This is only a concept so, unfortunately, the bedding is not available to purchase.

photo via Claire Manganiello

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If a compilation of Arnold Schwarzenegger clips with strategically placed fart noises doesn't immediately pique your interest, I understand: we're all adults. We have bills to pay, we're increasingly worried about getting sick, we're thinking about getting a NYTimes digital subscription. But just once—because it's Friday, if for no other reason—loosen your tie, take off your high heels, put down your briefcase, close your medicine bottle, and take a look. You're going to [fart sound] love it!

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Harley-Davidson wants fans of motorcycles often called "hogs" to get to know its new electric bike that's quiet and has zero emissions.

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It's hot. Not hot hot, but hot. There's hot and hot hot and dry hot and wet hot and comfortable hot and miserable hot. But what, exactly, is hot?

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“Peter’s Computer” is an amusing short film by Big Play Films about the unfortunate consequences of an older gentleman dragging the “My Computer” desktop shortcut on his computer to the trash. Big Play Films are videos by Nicholas Gurewitch of The Perry Bible Fellowship.

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They won’t even read your cover letter.

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The second biggest expense for homeowners, after the mortgage, is usually property taxes. With 30 to 60 percent of taxable property being over-assessed, there's a good chance you're paying more than your fair share in property taxes. Here's how to fight—and reduce—your property tax bill.

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“Threshold” is an intriguing outdoor sculpture that looks like the numbers 1, 2, or 3 depending on the viewing angle. The sculpture was created by UK artist James Hopkins. It was recently installed outside the Florentinum development in Prague. Hopkins has many more perspective sculptures on his site.

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via Creative Review

Bulgarian artist Pavel Sinev creates remarkably evocative sculptures out of cables, tubing, and cable ties.

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Nike pays tribute to Wimbledon, the oldest and most prestigious championship in tennis, with this special-edition Nike Air Tech Challenge II SP. The tie-in is a historical one, as the shoe was the signature sneaker of one Andre Agassi, who solidified his elite status by winning Wimbledon in 1992 — his first Grand Slam trophy. The kicks utilize a premium leather upper in varying shades of green, while the toebox and mudguard are done up in contrast white with a textured white finish.The design is completed with a visible Air unit, gold lining quilted lining and a Nike Tennis pendant on the laces. The Nike Air Tech Challenge II SP “Wimbledon” is available starting June 21st through select Nike retailers, including End.

Nike Air Challenge II SP “Wimbledon”
Style: 621358-133
Color: White/Jade Green/Gorge Green

Release Date: 06/21/2014 (Saturday)

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