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They are actually making Marty McFly - Nike shoes?
With published filed patents, looks like it.
Tinker Hatfield and his boys at the Nike Innovative Kitchen have filed patent papers for a shoe with an automatic lacing system, such as seen on the Nike Air Mag from Back to the Future II.
Next up, the hovering skateboards!
I saw this multiply t-shirt by Team Manila via Multiply marketplace newsletter.
Long before this Team Manila’s multiply T-shirt, we already made a couple of more meaningful Multiply tee design. And had some orders for it.
See below:
With “certfied multiply seller” badge logo.
Available in two options:
THE BASIC - Price is P250.00. No minimum order. No customized URL.
THE CUSTOMIZED - Price is P195.00. Minimum order of six (6) pieces. Included in the printis your own multiply URL… YOURNAME.multiply.com.
Isn’t that nice? Grab the coolest online multiply t-shirts you could have.
A nice marketing tool for online sellers.
If you feel the Team Manila multiply tee instead, here’s the link.
I’m loving short posts eh? Or I just don;t have the time to blog now.
Now here’s one shorty.
Slomo photo of the Karate Chop.
Speaking of Karate, last night I watched the The Karate Kid, Jackie Chan lead star. The best Jacky Chan movie in recent years. It’s good. But not “Meals on wheels” or “Armour of God” good. The lil black guy is mini-Melo btw (Carmelo Anthony).
Today Nike launches a local campaign that reinforces its commitment to Philippine basketball and furthers its goal of inspiring Filipino ballers to reach for their hoop dreams. Nike features three rising stars in the collegiate ranks of Philippine basketball in its ‘New Breed, New Game, New Legacy’ campaign, Nico Salva of the Ateneo Blue Eagles, Aldrech Ramos of the FEU Fighting Tamaraws and Borgie Hermida of the San Beda Red Lions. Grounded in how the passion for bringing honor to their schools fuels ballers, the campaign encourages young ballers to unleash their potential for greatness during the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) and National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) seasons. In fact, the key visuals depict how players channel the strength of their respective team animals, transforming them into the new breed of players.
