Highlight of the game: Glen ‘Big Baby’ Davis got hit so hard he crawled from the bottom of the paint to the three point line. Besides that, Orlando proved that it wasn’t too late as they showed youth can top experience. Did anyone else notice that Van Gundy might need an oxygen machine, the guy always sounds out of breath. Either way, his team came out on top with a 113-92 win.

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This week will see Heel Bruise’s online shop stocked with some new exclusive products including t-shirts and caps.

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Check out Mike Giant in action creating some artwork for the Mediamatic ‘Sur Place’ event.

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The Fortitude immediately peaked our interest when we first saw it back in January, and we now have the latest styles as part of the Neon pack. It consists of three colourways featuring synthetic uppers with contrasting laces and midsoles. mash rating: 7/10

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To make way for their Summer collection, Freshjive is now having a sale on their Spring product through Reserve’s online shop. They’re offering free shipping over $100. Check it all out here.

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Deadline’s Spring collection has been hitting stores recently and today we get a look at the full range. The collection consists of six t-shirts paying tribute to such cultural and sports icons as Mike Tyson, Clint Eastwood, and Jam Master Jay. mash rating: 6/10

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Pretty much any Air Max featuring the classic black/grey layering is always well received. Here we get another version in a white/new green-neutral grey-medium grey colourway, which is almost identical to the Mint Green 95 that was released last year. It’s now available for pre-order through End. mash rating: 7.5/10

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Getting an iPad is exciting, until you realize that after paying $500 you still will be forking over extra at least $30 a month. To avoid that you can simply not buy an iPad, or follow Wired’s guide to hacking the iPad and use it with almost any data plan in the world. While the plans may not seem like a big deal in the United States, many other countries are facing poor, slow data plans that require contracts. Power to the people hackers!

Follow the guide at Wired.