It’s nice to imagine what it would be like to have powers and lightsabers. But we all know what would happen if we could all use the Force: thugs, morons and douchebags would wreck everything.

Trailer for the eighth ski movie of Field Productions. Shot in three countries – Norway, Sweden and Japan – featuring some of the best freeskiers as well as an equally talented film crew.

Designed by Jonathan Ota and Ethan Frier, Aura is a supplementary safety system for cyclists. The LEDs are powered by the front wheel, and change from red to white as the bike accelerates.

Bon Yurt’s viral yogurt ad features a group of artists possessing blenders, paint, and 700+ glasses; they build an insane equalizer type of contraption with tons of neon glow stick goo.

The Boss BR-80 is a multi-track recorder – up to 8 tracks, with a variety of effects – a field recorder – records up to 550 hrs. – and a virtual jam buddy in a very portable form factor.

A train track runs directly through the heart of this market in the heart of Thailand, sending shop owners scrambling to move their wares out of the way each time the train comes barreling through.

A divine brush paints the world in vivid color. Well, most of it. This commercial for French company Tiji TV is a testament to a child’s imagination. Also: Aren’t there two of them like that?

We like how Noble’s Handcrafted Tonics look like something out of grandpa’s medicine cabinet. That they’re actually a collection of gourmet syrups and vinegars from Tuthilltown Spirits isn’t bad either.

Doug has ten questions for the infamous David Karr, the alleged KGB mole, also his grandpa. A manifestation of the myths and disconnected trivia that we as kids had of our elders.

Life-sized metal replica with a diameter of about 24″. Wield Cap’s mighty shield, hang it on your wall, or use it as to actually block stuff. Don’t expect it to return when you throw it though.

Derek Sivers reminds us to communicate decently online. We think Penny-Arcade summed it up best (NSFW Language) long ago. Unfortunately many of us still abuse their anonymity.

Created in collaboration with Japanese design studio nendo, the Data Hook is a 4GB USB 2.0 flash drive in a practical carabiner case, so you can easily and securely carry it wherever you go.

Sh*t just got real. Knights of Badassdom is about a group of LARPers (Live Action Role Playing) who find themselves up against an actual monster that their pretend wizard unwittingly summoned.

Sky Lund talks about his love for the classic BMW 2002 sports sedan. Even if you’re not into cars, I think we can all relate to Lund’s passion and agree that his ride is one fine piece of work.

Maxim Maximov’s Friendly Clock might keep us more focused on our daily routine with its simple, in-your-face interface. Plus it’d remind us of the time we hired a caveman as our timekeeper.

Uses the original gameplay code, so it plays exactly the same as it did 10 years ago, but with the graphics of a current gen game. Switch the visuals to classic mode if you’re feeling nostalgic.

A Kinect, a laptop, an LED projector and a program called FaceTracker were used to project the visuals on the face of BELL vocalist Olga Bell in real time in this video for their single Chase No Face.

A short documentary about a couple of street dentists. Their equipment and procedures are crude and unsanitary, but for their poor customers, they’re the only choice. Directed by Falk Peplinski.

Germany’s DMC upgrades the Maserati Gran Turismo with a supercharger and electronic tuning to push the car’s 4.7L V8 from 434hp up to 582hp. Interior and exterior mods are sporty, but refined.

We’ve featured an installation from Reuben Margolin before, but this profile from MAKE: Television gives us all the more reason to praise his mesmerizing techo-kinetic wave sculptures.

Keep your beer at the perfect frosty temperature, 24 degrees Fahrenheit, using one of these specially-designed Beer Froster fridges, designed to maintain your brew at the optimal temperature.

Artist Ingrid Dabringer discovers hidden forms of people in paper maps. While they’re not always the most realistic human images, each one brings unique character and charm to its locale.

The folks at Epic Games talk about the progression of their hit shooter, and how the final installment in the trilogy has the most personal story, and show off a bit more in-game footage and cinematics.