Caine Eckstein broke not one but two Guinness World Records doing 4210 pull-ups in 12 hours.The previous record within 12 hours was 4,024 pull-ups; 24 hours was 4,182.
The Australian Ironman and five time winner of the gruelling Coolangatta Gold challenge broke the record on the Today show.
Caine Eckstein is an Australian Ironman champion and a Guinness World Record holder. Recently, on the set of the Today show, he completed 4,210 pull-ups in 12 hours. This secured for him the record for the greatest number of pull-ups in both 12 and 24 hours.
To perform this incredible feat, Eckstein did 6 pull-ups every minute for the first 10 hours of his attempt, then 5 pull-ups every minute for the last 2 hours.
Known as one of New Haven’s best kept secrets, the crypt at Center Church on the Green is an ancient cemetery with gravestone dates ranging from 1687 to 1812.
In 1813 Center Church was built over a portion of the town’s burial ground, but all of the remains and gravestones were left in their original positions, with the church’s crypt built to hold and protect them.
In America’s colonial era, thousands of people were buried in a cemetery that is now the Green in New Haven, Connecticut. The Center Church on the Green, as it is called now, was built in 1814 right over top of a section of the cemetery! They set up pillars in the cemetery, and built the church on top, then put fill dirt around the church to make it ground level. That left a “basement’ of sorts for the remaining graves, complete with their original headstones. And it is there still. But that was only part of the large cemetery on the Green. What of the bodies outside of the church?
Yet in true Poltergeist-fashion, when in the 1820s the graveyard was relocated to the new Grove Street Cemetery, only the headstones were moved. By some estimates there are between 5,000 to 10,000 souls still buried below the Green, although one was disturbed during 2012’s Hurricane Sandy when a tree was dislodged from the ground, and a skeleton was found coiled in the roots. Specifically, a skull was spotted just before Halloween with its jaw swung open as if in a silent howl, while a spine and rib cage remained attached.
These lip makeups are a Halloween costume on their own.
Your lips will slay them, armed with these designs from Spanish makeup artist and photographer Eva Senín Pernas. Are you sans costume but feel like hitting that party in a last-minute change of heart? Are the kids refusing to decide on costumes within your budget until T minus Too Late? Throw on an all-black outfit and paint the lips all spooky like. Then give anyone who is underwhelmed by the lack of costume the kiss of death.
Eva Senín Pernas trained in architecture before switching to makeup and photography, so she’s a triple threat, of sorts. Visit her website,Deviant Art siteand Facebook page to see more of her work.
In this video, AsapSCIENCE debunks some of the myths about the brain by looking at the latest research. Your brain is probably just fine and not so much different from other people’s brains.
Grant Thompson, a/k/a The King of Random, made a top ten list of party tricks from some of the “biggest life hackers on YouTube” and compiled a video presenting them all. The result is ten amusing, science-based diversions that would be fun to recreate, even if you’re at a party of one. From turning a garbage can into a “rocket” to making ice cubes that glow in the dark, King Random serves up enough ideas to ensure your gatherings won’t be uneventful.