Cooper Griggs
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Pope Metalhead
Cooper GriggsLOL! If it was true, mad respect to the Pope.
Man 3D prints dart gun to protest weapon blueprint law
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Cooper Griggs"Yes, feast my children."
"Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity."
'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' preview shows 'nothing's changed'
Cooper GriggsSo far, so good. I really want this to be good. I'd be happy with good. Great would be a scary thing to expect. Good is safe. Please, oh please, oh please...
Quentin Tarantino's 'The Hateful Eight' will premiere on 70mm film
Cooper Griggs#excited
art of conflict (2012)if you have any interest at all in irish...
art of conflict (2012)
if you have any interest at all in irish history, this is for you. even if you don’t, this is an interesting and engaging pathway into understanding the conflict in northern ireland.
the director takes the famous murals of ulster as an entry point into the history of the troubles, and also as a way to understand the politics of images in this particular struggle.
a little over an hour and well worth the view.
Inhabitat's Week in Green: cliffside homes and The Bark Knight
Cooper Griggsshared for the artist rendering.
Kujira Carbon Steel Knives Mimic the Form of Whales
Cooper Griggs@GN Check these out! How's it going with your knife making?
Designed by blacksmith Toru Yamashita in Japan’s Kochi-prefecture, these high carbon steel knives are designed in the form of five different whales, the blades forming the baleen mouth of each species. The Kujira blades were originally made for children as a tool for sharpening pencils or cutting paper, but have since been marketed abroad as a general purpose utility or chef knife. At about $50 each the knives aren’t cheap, but it appears the whale shape is strangely perfect for small hands and with the right care they would probably last a lifetime. Some of the models are available through Hand-Eye Supply, but it looks like a few are sold by Yoshihiro Cutlery on Amazon. (via Core77, Attics of my Life)
Sleep Amongst the Condors 400 Feet Above a Sacred Valley in Peru
Cooper Griggsneeeeeeewp
Suspended 400 feet above Peru’s Sacred Valley of Cusco are three capsules that appear like Space Age airstream trailers. These transparent sleeping pods are intended for unfazed adventures, crafted from aerospace aluminum and weather resistant polycarbonate giving each visitor a 300 degree view of the valley below.
Skylodge Adventure Suites was created by the company Natura Vive, a group of young entrepreneurs who aim to show people of any age or experience level a mountain adventure. As a part of the thrill, visitors must either climb or hike a challenging trail with the help of ziplines to reach their sleeping quarters in the sky.
Each 24 ft. by 8 ft. capsule suite holds four beds, a dining area, and bath, ensuring a comfortable internal temperature and atmosphere with the inclusion of six windows and four ventilation ducts. The pods also have a clear dome at the top of each, which Natura Vive explains also has curtains for privacy “from the curious gaze of the passing condors (your sky neighbors).” (via designboom)
something, anything (2014)randomly selected this on netflix...
something, anything (2014)
randomly selected this on netflix while waiting for phil to get home. got strangely taken away with this very subtle and unique independent film. the longer i watched it, the more i grew to love the main character and the writer/director’s gentle touch in the storytelling.
maybe it’s where i’m at in my life, maybe it’s because it’s friday… i don’t know… but i really liked this film.
and the synchronous fireflies are real. add that to my list of things i must do.
just received what might be the coolest “save the date” ever.
just received what might be the coolest “save the date” ever.
Pluto's latest photo shows geologic features
Microsoft killing its Photosynth 3D panorama apps
Cooper GriggsIt was pretty good, but Apple killed it by making their pano shots better.