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• Guitarist Stuck in a Loop
• Crafting premium cutting boards
  About 500-600$ a piece.…
• Ultimate boot cleaning and shining
  If you have leather shoes in poor condition, go to New York and visit Sahmal Leathers to give them a new lease on life.…
• A flying motorbike
• Removing old tree roots from a garden
  An excavator is most often used to remove old tree trunks or roots from the ground. Using a shovel or a special attachment, it digs up the stump and pulls it out, including the roots.Unlike a stump grinder, which only crushes the wood in the ground, an excavator physically removes it, which is useful for landscaping or construction, for example.…
• Reckless biker on live broadcast has an accident
• A swan lands
  A swan landing filmed in slow motion, the resemblance to an airplane landing is striking, isn’t it?…
• Magic trick with a rubber band
  Magician Jeff the Amazing performed a simple magic trick for his doctor using two rubber bands. The doctor stretched one rubber band with both hands, and the magician managed to pass another stretched rubber band through it.…
• Havana is often without electricity
  The recent power outages in Havana are the result of a deepening energy crisis that has affected the whole of Cuba. The main cause is a combination of long-term neglected infrastructure, thermal power plant failures and an acute shortage of fuel, which the country largely imports.The crisis also has a significant political and economic background. Cuba has been struggling for years with the consequences of a centrally controlled economy, low investment in energy and limited access to foreign resources. The situation is also aggravated by US sanctions and a decline in oil supplies from traditional partners, which further limits the state’s ability to ensure stable electricity production.In practice, this means that residents face outages lasting more than half a day, which paralyzes everyday life and services. Nevertheless, the Gran Hotel Bristol Melia Collection, for example, lights up during blackouts. The reason is that luxury hotels have their own backup generators available to ensure the comfort of foreign guests.It is this contrast between the functioning tourist facilities and the dark streets of the city that has drawn criticism and points to the uneven distribution of resources at a time of deep economic crisis.…
• Horses can bite you
• The robot waiter had a little issue
  In the middle of a busy restaurant, a robot waiter went crazy. He started dancing and wouldn’t stop. Well, even robots are just machines that can sometimes break down.…
• Drawing a katana in confined spaces
  In traditional Japanese schools (e.g. Iaijutsu and Iaido), there are techniques adapted to confined spaces – for example, in a room, hallway or with a low ceiling. The classic wide draw would not work there, so modified movements are used. When drawing a katana in confined spaces, shorter and more direct movements are used so that the sword does not hit the walls or ceiling. Active work with the scabbard (me) is important, which helps to “shorten” the draw. Techniques often use low stances and short, precise cuts or stabs instead of wide slashes. The goal is to hit the opponent quickly and effectively even in a confined space.…
• Umbilical Brothers – slapstick
  “The Slap” is a famous skit by Australian comedy duo The Umbilical Brothers (David Collins and Shane Dundas). It is a demonstration of their signature style, which combines physical comedy, pantomime, and sound effects created with the mouth.…
• What is life like in Iran now?
  A group of guys play guitars while the city burns in the background after the attacks. No one knows how long the war will last and what it will bring.…
• And the wheel went its own way
  Someone’s wheel came off on the highway and continued on its way. Fortunately, there was no further damage.…