The Adapt FW10 hit so hard it made to hypebeast.com this is what they had to say!!
Among the highlights from Adapt for Fall/Winter 2010 are these two classic t-shirt releases; the Dot Matrix and Clear Black Night. Each find inspiration from the world of music and animation, both of which can be deciphered amongst further inspection. These, along with a selection of other throwback, streetwear pieces, available through the Adapt online store. FW10 Lookbook
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BBC/Ice Cream releases new styles of their signature pieces this weekend. The IC Bug New Era Fitted (¥6,825) is featured with the “Ice Cream” logo embossed on the front as well as under the brim and comes in black or purple colorway. The signature full zip hoodie is redone with the Photo Print Full Zip Hoodie (¥14,700) in a gray, light blue and black colorway with a more realistic image of an ice cream cone. To complement your hoodie and fitted cap, new tops are featured including the Jet Patch Plaid Flannel Shirt (¥15,750) in Pink, Black and Green and the Man On The Moon Sweatshirt (¥13,650) in gray or black. These styles will be made available at the BBC/Ice Cream store in Japan this weekend.
Dee & Ricky, the New York based fashion design duo, have lent their trademark retro style to the latest edition to the G-Shock Family, the GA110DR-1A. This limited edition chronograph perfectly pairs an extra-large analog/digital with the Dee & Ricky design sensibility seen on fashion runways and metropolitan sidewalks worldwide.
$150. Phone orders welcome. 415-814-2033.
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NASA’s new iPad app lets space-fans catch up with all the latest happenings, track satellites, watch NASA TV, leaf through its archive of fantastic imagery and much, much more.
It’s been possible to stream NASA TV on Apple devices for quite some time, but now there’s more to play with between broadcasts. The app lets iPad users browse NASA’s image database, read up on current missions and future launch data, or track satellites—with a specific section telling you when to open the window and look out for the International Space Station passing overhead.
Japanese superflat artist Takashi Murakami will be making his way to New York City this November as an announcement has been made about his role in this year’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. He’ll be designing two floats, each based off his studio mascots, “Kaikai” and “Kiki”, with the heads measuring in at 16 ft wide. No further information is available at the moment but stay tuned as we get closer to November.
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Racing is rarely the term that comes to mind when one considers astronomy. However, many events are a race to reach stability before a system flies apart or implodes. The formation of stars from gigantic interstellar clouds is just such a race in which stars struggle to form before the cloud is dispersed. Although a rough estimation of the requirements for collapse are discussed in introductory astrophysics classes (See: Jeans Mass Criterion) this formulation leaves out several elements that come into play in the real universe. Unfortunately for astronomers, these effects can be subtle but significant but untangling them is the subject of a recent paper uploaded to the arXiv preprint server.
Today we are proud to announce the Lookbook for our Fall/Winter lineup, entitled ‘Progression’. We hope you like what you see. Product will be available via the Shop, as well as our retail outlets this Friday, September 3rd. To view, click the banner on the right or right HERE. Thanks for the support and PEACE.
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While @ Magic Space ran into Angela Simmons, her lil bro Diggy released his shoe line Across from us, so her and V came by to see what was up…we think she mite have been feeling Space, we saw how she smiled at him when she asked him where he got his glasses from…yea right shes just a really nice girl!!
Stay posted as we will be previewing the “BREEZY” Fall delivery 1 offerings shortly. Breezy Excursion & Space will be in Oakland tonight banging out the shoot for Vandalism v.1. Hope y’all are excited, because we sure are. This collection is set to drop online & at selected fine retailers on 9.11.2010. A special thank you to the retailers that will be pushing this controversial collection. Gyea.
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Brian Donnelly, better known by the moniker KAWS has previewed his preparation for his latest exhibition titled “Passing Through” debuting in Hong Kong. The artist will have various paintings, sculptures, and graphics on display, but the piece generating the most fervor is the debut of his 5 meter Companion sculpture. This is by far the largest sculpture KAWS has undertaken, and he’s provided a preview of the exhibition’s mainstay. The exhibition kicks off October 4th and runs through to the 24th.
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This takes me back to the good old days, WE CAN’T MISS THIS.
The year was 1997 and Michael Jordan was entering his final year with the Chicago Bulls; it was a bittersweet season for Bulls fans and the NBA – sad for the fact that the greatest ever would no longer be in a Bulls uni and happy for the fact that a team outside of Chicago had a chance at winning a ‘chip. During that wondrous season in which Jordan averaged nearly 29 points a game and led the Bulls to a 62-win season, Michael wore the Air Jordan XIII in a number of colorways – almost too many to count. Finally releasing after thirteen years of quietude are two original colorways of the AJ13 as well as a re-release of the Flints, all headed for a monstrous Holiday 2010 season.
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Hurricane Earl (lower left), Tropical Storm Fiona located to Earl’s east, and Tropical Storm Danielle far in the Northern Atlantic. Credit: NASA/GOES Project
My father had a favorite adage when life was hectic: “There’s lots of commotion in the ocean.” That saying was never more true than the current situation in the busy Atlantic Ocean. The GOES-13 satellite captured this image earlier today (Tuesday Aug. 31) and visible are three areas of tropical commotion. The large and powerful Hurricane Earl (lower left) is passing Puerto Rico, Tropical Storm Fiona located to Earl’s east, and Tropical Storm Danielle far in the Northern Atlantic. Below is footage taken by the International Space Station of the action.
Based on the company’s standard Evora, the new Lotus Evora S ($TBA) ups the ante with a mid-mounted, 345 hp 3.5L Toyota-sourced V6, a zero to 60 time of just 4.8 seconds, a top speed of 172 mph, a sport button that gives the driver more control over the throttle response, a higher rev limiter, modifies the stability control settings, and activates an exhaust bypass valve, 18-inch front and 19-inch rear wheels, Eibach springs, Blistein dampers, a forged aluminum double-wishbone suspension, and an Alpine-branded media system with a 7-inch touchscreen, Bluetooth, iPod connectivity, and video playback. Notably missing is a price, which is probably somewhere between “a lot” and “more than a lot.”
Along with an unveiling of its Star Wars Kubrick DX Series 2, Medicom Toy gives a look into the bonus design for this series, an Imperial AT-ST Scout Walker. Unfortunately the Scout Walker will not come whole, as it comes together with the bonus pieces featured within each Kubrick from the set. Either way, its something to look forward to!
While walking the floor at Magic We ran into the homie Ben and his new “ICE DICE”. Only in Vegas baby!
The center of the Milky Way containing Sagittarius A*. The supermassive black hole and several massive young stars in the region create a surrounding haze of superheated gas that shows up in X-ray light. Credit: chandra.harvard.edu and Kyoto University.
Many an alternative theory of gravity has been dreamt up in the bath, while waiting for a bus – or maybe over a light beverage or two. These days it’s possible to debunk (or otherwise) your own pet theory by predicting on paper what should happen to an object that is closely orbiting a black hole – and then test those predictions against observations of S2 and perhaps other stars that are closely orbiting our galaxy’s central supermassive black hole – thought to be situated at the radio source Sagittarius A*.
RSS is a way of life for most iPad users, but most news readers haven’t evolved to take advantage of the device’s big, touch-friendly screen. Until now. FLUD ($4) is a deliciously-designed reader for the iPad that reinvents the goodness-gathering power of RSS with a highly-graphical interface, slick in-app browser, Google Reader integration, and Facebook/Twitter/e-mail sharing features to help spread the word on stories, videos, and pictures of interest. It’s definitely our new favorite app, and not just because Uncrate and Devour are both included as sources (well, it didn’t hurt). In addition, the super-great guys behind the app are offering Uncrate readers a special deal over the weekend: a half-off discount, meaning all of this awesomeness can be had for just $2, or a little less than you’ll pay for two forties of King Cobra.
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