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"As Twitter-owned video service Vine celebrates its first birthday, what an eventful year it has seen. The application has revolutionised the way video footage is shared online and established itself as an essential tool for journalists, filmmakers and more. Over the last 12 months, Vine has amassed a dedicated community, warded off competition from Instagram&amp;#039;s rival service and even watched its parent company float on the New York Stock Exchange. To celebrate its one-year anniversary, we have rounded up our top 10 favourite Vine videos. Check out the clips below...  How to Play Donkey Kong by MrChronoice Stop-motion video has translated exceedingly well to Vine, and MrChronoice delighted nostalgia enthusiasts everywhere when he recreated the first level of arcade classic Donkey Kong through the discipline. A paper-rendered Mario clambers his way to the summit of the eponymous ape&amp;#039;s multi-storey construction site, and completes the stage in a record time of six seconds.   Portable Device by yelldesign This one will delight the Apple fanatics! Vine user yelldesign offers us a peak at what the future of technology might look like as he folds his MacBook into an iPhone. The illusion is pulled off seamlessly, but this manner of malleable device could become more than just science fiction sooner than you think, given that Samsung is investing heavily in flexible components.  What happens when you scare Spider-Man by Marcus Johns Have you ever wondered what might happen if you snuck up on Marvel Comics&amp;#039; most iconic superhero? Well, it would probably look something like this #ScareCam clip. Not only does filmmaker Marcus Johnson pull off a spectacular wall jump worthy of Peter Parker&amp;#039;s alter ego, he even follows it up with web-shooting effects that put the Sam Raimi films to shame.  Amazing entrance and pose by Nate Villegas Like YouTube before it, Vine is flooded with dog-themed videos, but this little fella really knows how to stand out from the crowd. Amazing entrance and pose pretty much sums up the content of Nate Villegas&amp;#039;s clip, as a pup that looks like a cross between a Cavalier King Charles and a poodle comes flying onto an armchair in striking fashion.  President Obama has a message for Batkid by White House Video Batkid Miles Scott became a social media sensation when footage of this brave young cancer survivor surfaced online. 5-year-old Miles realised his dream of becoming a superhero thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and his crimefighting exploits that day were even acknowledged by US President Barack Obama.  Gummy Money by Nicholas Megalis Nicholas Megalis is one of the most prolific music video makers on Vine, amassing a dedicated following online with his comically infectious repertoire. While we fully admit he comes across like a more irritating version of Weird Al Yankovic, we haven&amp;#039;t been able to get the song &amp;#039;Gummy Money&amp;#039; out of our head since the first time we heard it.  Big Ben Running Late by Ian Padgham Ian Padgham got creative with scale during his trip to London, shooting a video that conjures the illusion of him manually adjusting the hands of Big Ben. Padgham is another prolific Vine artist, well known for his meticulous pre-planning and creativity, that we recommend keeping tabs on.  Burberry Menswear S/S14 show in six seconds by Burberry Vine&amp;#039;s impact has stretched far beyond the worlds of news organisations, filmmakers and celebs, as brands also have adopted the service as an invaluable marketing tool. Burberry provided one of the more interesting examples of this last year when it condensed an entire men&amp;#039;s fashion show in this six-second clip, which has an almost hypnotic quality to it.  The Book Beatle by Chris Donlon Chris Donlon&amp;#039;s Book Beatle series has gone down a storm online, winning over the Vine community with its meticulous stop-motion effects and sense of imagination. The clip below, which sees a papery insect burrow its way into a sleeping man&amp;#039;s hand, is the second instalment in an award-winning trilogy.  There is no sunny-side to this story by KevyPizza A toy soldier commits egg genocide in KevyPizza&amp;#039;s acclaimed stop-motion video There is no sunny-side to this story, which caused a stir when it first touched down on Vine almost a year ago. We can&amp;#039;t help but feel sympathy for those poor eggs when the box springs to reveal their ketchup and yolk-covered corpses. They never stood a chance!   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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