Mar 31
Ziggy Coat Hook
Posted in: Uncategorized
Ziggy is a fun, modular coat hook designed to be repeated in lines or patterns. Its super strong and likes to hold onto all of your things! here at KI..
Mar 31
Tri these on for size
Posted in: ...Art & DesignThis collection of tripod tables by designer Mathew Philip Williams based in Portland are simply stunning. With the common denominator being the layered order, the tables are a mixture of colors and materials like the maple, walnut and douglas fir used for the table tops. The tables were part of a collaborative show between Jason Lee Starin and Mathew Philip Williams.
Great pieces to have in your home don't you think? One of them, or preferable all of them together!
Mar 31
Trader Joeâs or Whole Foods?
Posted in: Uncategorized
Dan Zak has created this excellent flowchart, for readers of the Washington Post to figure out..(Read…)
Mar 31
TAG Heuer Meridiist Infinite
Posted in: Uncategorized
The new TAG Heuer Meridiist Infinite has a got a Sapphire screen, entirely made of Titanium Grade..(Read…)
Mar 31
Mike Tyson Fights w/ Street Fighter Sound Effects Added
Posted in: UncategorizedThis is a video compilation of Mike Tyson fights with Street Fighter sound effects added. Cool..(Read…)
Mar 31
Photographs Of A Girl & Her Best Friends, an English Bulldog
Posted in: Uncategorized
Since the day her daughter was born, professional portrait photographer Rebecca Leimbach(facebook)..(Read…)
Mar 31
How Can One Man Cut a Log into Boards All by Himself? By Using a Logosol
Posted in: Uncategorized
At the Holz-Handwerk show there are tons of circular saws, tons panel saws and tons of CNC mills. But there’s only one Logosol M8 Portable Sawmill. This crazy contraption is something like a chainsaw combined with a tracksaw, and one man (or one Swedish man, anyway) can unload the thing off the roof of his Volvo, carry it into the forest, and start making boards.
You’re undoubtedly wondering, from the photos above, how that lone dude got that big-ass log up onto the stand all by himself. It’s not just brute strength, there’s design involved, as you’ll see around 3:08 in the demo video:
Mar 31
New York Subway Drivers Portraits
Posted in: drivers, Janus Van Den Eijnden, New York Subway Drivers, New York Subway Drivers Portraits, subwayLe photographe hollandais Janus Van Den Eijnden a réalisé une série de portraits intitulée « New York Subway Drivers » autour des conducteurs du métro new-yorkais. Un bel hommage aux travailleurs qui ont des mines rigolotes, parfois déprimées et qu’on croise tous les matins et tous les soirs.
Mar 31
Training for the New Alpinism: An athletic approach to improving physical and mental toughness on the mountain
Posted in: alpineclimbing, Alps, climbing, mountaineering, traveldestinations 
Clinging to a precious step of granite, ice axes in hand, with the next rest 12 meters up, the only regret you’ll have as a climber is the training you passed up. Each centimeter gained vertically is a triumph as the lactic acid…
Continue Reading…
Who's in charge here?
This is site is run by Sascha Endlicher, M.A., during ungodly late night hours. Wanna know more about him? Connect via Social Media by jumping to about.me/sascha.endlicher.