Brooklyn Boondoggle
February 2nd, 2010 by meerkat media
The Meerkat Media Collective’s award winning short film about Brooklyn’s controversial Atlantic Yards development – Watch the film here (or in HD) and then learn more from the Atlantic Yards Report, No Land Grab, Develop Don’t Destroy Brooklyn and the official Atlantic Yards website.
We hope that this film can be used as a tool to raise awareness and incite discussion about local development, gentrification, and our agency to create and define our own communities.
If you are interested in hosting a screening, would like a DVD copy, or have any other questions or comments, please get in touch with us.
nice work
Comment by michael — February 8, 2010 @ 2:21 pm
Nike Air Max LeBron VII Low – Summer 2010
By now, you’ve already gotten some extensive looks at the Nike Zoom Lebron VII, but here we have our first sneak peek at the Zoom Lebron VII. As you can see, although the shoe sticks to the basic design concept of the high model, there are also some very noticeable differences. Some changes are more obvious than others, but the two that jump right out are that the full Air Max sole has been trimmed down to just a heel Air unit, and also, that none of the three colorways seen here use Flywire on the uppers. The shape of the mudguard has also been slightly altered and so has the eyelet design, giving this Low version a very simplified aesthetic in comparison to the Nike Zoom Lebron Vi.
One other thing of note that both LeBron and NBA fans might find interesting is that with the speculation in the air about LeBron’s upcoming free agency, one of these new Zoom Lebron Vi sports an unmistakable Blue/Orange New York Knicks color scheme. Coincidence? We’ll just have to wait and see. For now, you can get a closer look at all three colorways after the jump and we’ll be sure to keep you up to date with the latest Air Max LeBron VII news. Via NT.
Comment by bysneaker — July 26, 2010 @ 2:08 am