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At the Zonhoven Open contest in Belgium, Marcell Endrey of Hungary solved a Rubik's Cube while blindfolded in just 28.80 seconds to set a new world record.

The previous mark of 30.58 seconds was held by Yuhui Xu of China.

In the video below, check out the kid sitting behind Endrey at the 42-second mark of the clip and see how similar his reaction is to yours.full story >>

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Rubiks' Cube

There's a little bit of cringing and a little bit of glee when a pro golfer whiffs on a shot. One the one hand, we've all been there and it's nice to know the best in the world screw up too. On the other hand, a mis-hit in front of hundreds or thousands is hard to watch.

But sometimes -- rarely -- we can enjoy both the error and the end result. Consider Angela Stanford's first-round gaffe at the HSBC Women's Champions:full story >>

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Angela Stanford, Golf, LPGA

Remember Field Day, that glorious all-day recess of potato sack races, water balloon volleyball and barrel rolls? Well, if Sunday's Northern Trust Open was a Field Day for golf lovers, then this Phil Mickelson fan deserves the blue ribbon.

Video courtesy of Dan McQuade's Twitter @dhmfull story >>

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Golf, Haney, Northern Trust Open, PGA Tour, Phil Mickelson

The spray of the snow, the snaking curves, the pure white backdrop ... watching a pro snowboarder glide effortlessly down a mountain pass can be mesmerizing. But when you add a dark night, L.E.D. lighting and a fashion photographer, it can be art.

Surrealist pop culture photographer and filmmaker Jacob Sutton joined pro snowboarder William Hughes on the slopes of Tignes in the Rhone-Alpes region of southeast France with a Red Epic camera, an L.E.D.-bejeweled snowsuit and, according to Nowness.com, plenty of vin rouge to keep Hughes warm during those three icy nights. The result is something so stunning, it makes you wonder why the Winter X Games are ever held in daylight.full story >>

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Outdoors, Snowboarding