The New Balance M1300 “Made in USA” returns for Spring 2010 in a great classic outfit. The upper features a mix of grey suede and mesh. The logo and lining come in white leather.
Here are some pictures of the new Air Max 1 White Black Scuba Blue from Nike. Similar to the OG design of previous AM1 releases, these have a white mesh upper, grey suede side panel and black nubuck swoosh, mudguard and lining. These will not be released outside of Asia and Europe, but if you are dedicated enough you should be able to find a pair somewhere online.
The latest from your boy Gilbert Arenas has just cost him about $147,000 a game because of his immaturity and unwillingness to pay a 25k gambling debt to fellow teammate Javaris Crittenton. Its been said that Gil brought the guns to the team locker room because he didn't want the guns at home anymore because of the birth of his child, But some think that he did so the scare off Crittenton. So for a 25k bet that he lost and didn't want to respectfully own up to he will be short of much more $$$$ for what the NBA and David Stern call an indefinite suspension without PAY. Stern says that Arenas isn't ready to take part in anything affiliated with the NBA and most importantly play in games and receive that healthy sum of money on a per game basis. Some would say that Gil is going through a lot off the court in his personal life regarding his fiancee/wife, but his actions seem a little bit over the top. The Washington Wizards are a miserable 12-23 last place in the southeast division of the eastern conference, you would think that these guys would be focused on trying to figure out how to win ball games. The picture above clearly shows that they put more effort in shooting fake guns then focusing on winning. Fans you can write the Wizards off for the remainder of the season and expect the team to make trades before the trade deadline. Stick a fork in the Wiz kids their done!!
Words of advice for Gilbert Arenas...........SETTLE YOUR BETS!!!!
The Ravens beat the Patriots 33 - 14 in New England after making it hard for Tom Brady to get comfortable. The Ravens Dominated in every aspect of the game and never looked back. Now we face an opponent we played earlier this season in the Colts. The Ravens have always been a great playoff team and I think we will be victorious this up coming weekend as well.
Aston Martin DB9 A design started by Ian Callum (now at Jaguar) and finished by Henrik Fisker (now at Fisker), the aluminum-chassis DB9 set the tone of every other Aston Martin that would come out this decade—a long, sleek hood that houses a big, powerful engine (in this case a 470 hp, 6 liter V12), muscular haunches, and an elegant yet sporty style. In other words, everything a guy would want in a car.
Bentley Continental GT The Continental GT marked Bentley's return to its performance roots after being bought from Rolls Royce by Volkswagen in the late-'90s. With a twin turbocharged W12 and a big, brawny stance that's like a linebacker in a exquisitely tailored suit, there are still few things on the road that combine speed, power, and luxury so elegantly.
Mercedes Benz CLS In addition to the crossover, the '00s also brought along the four-door coupe. Technically, a coupe has two doors, but all that was ignored once people laid eyes on the first four-door coupe of the decade—the Benz CLS. An immediate success, luxury car makers from BMW to Porsche to Bugatti soon released their own sedans with coupe styling, but none look as fresh as the CLS, even six years after its debut.
Audi A5/S5 Yes, we know all about the Audi R8. But anyone can make a sexy supercar. To make a midsized coupe with emotion—well, that's much more difficult, which is why the A5 (and the S5 pictured) is our favorite Audi of the decade. Even the car's designer, Walter de'Silva, head of VW Group design, thinks it's the most beautiful car he's ever created—including the R8.
BMW 645 Ci The 6 Series is perhaps the only BMW designed by Chris Bangle's team that was universally liked. Even the squarish rear-deck, dubbed "the Bangle Butt" when it first appeared on the 7 Series, looks totally appropriate here. We like to think that this is what Bangle was after the whole time—a car that combines classic coupe proportions with modern design touches like flamed surfaces.
You Dont Want to spend your mornings tucking and folding, so here's the secret to simplifying an otherwise tedious task: Ditch your flat sheet and sleep with only a soft duvet—which is how the Europeans do it. Come morning, just follow these four simple steps to give your bed a relaxed yet refined look.
1. Make space. Clear off all pillows, throws, and anything else that's on your bed. You need space to work.
2. Toss your duvet. Do this while standing at the side of the bed—preferably the side that's closest to the door. (It's a colossal pain to make your bed look perfect from every angle, so just focus on the one you'll be looking at most often.) You want the duvet to be off-center at this point, so aim high and long: Short it at the foot of the bed and give the side opposite you some extra length. This will make the duvet easier to adjust in the next step.
3. Fine-tune. Staying where you are, tug the duvet toward you until the side edge is parallel to the floor and the duvet is just about centered. (Don't sweat it if it's not perfect.) Then move to the foot of the bed and pull the duvet down, leaving a few inches between the top of the duvet and the headboard—enough to give you a generous drape at the bottom.
4. Bridge the gap. Use your pillows to cover the space between the duvet and the headboard. We laid our pillows flat, but you can angle yours up against the headboard if you prefer. That's it. You're done. No tucking involved.
