The casual observer crapping on auto lacing may not realize that lacing and lockdown are actually an enormous problem for many pro players.
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Puma has announced its latest take on self-lacing shoes just a few weeks after Nike unveiled one of its own self-lacing models.
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The World of Eric Carle "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" Lacing Cards, $14.35, available at AmazonFrom Eric Carle's "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" come these 10 lacing cards, perfect for older toddlers.
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I'm looking forward to lacing them up one more time.
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A Side Lacing Catsuit Where will you wear this you ask?
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Are you lacing up your running shoes and stretching your calves?
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Lacing the brace onto his right arm went much more smoothly.
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Then follow the yellow arrows, which indicate lacing across the tongue.
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Others, like the Fortarun shoes ($55), use a traditional lacing system.
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The mobile app, meanwhile, is used to adjust the lacing fit.
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You may mess up or take longer in lacing up your shoes.
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Lacing up the ol' Doc Martens and going to the comics shop?
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She has a reputation for lacing her legal arguments with popular references.
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Millipede loves speed skating, but the real challenge is lacing up the skates.
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Scientists across the United States could soon begin lacing up their walking shoes.
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So is the Back to the Future-inspired self-lacing HyperAdapt 1.0 shoe.
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Nike is dropping another pair of self-lacing sneakers on All-Star Weekend.
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We can guarantee there'll be no ifs, ands, or lacing up about it.
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Mitt Romney delivered a much-anticipated speech lacing into Donald Trump on Thursday.
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Consider lacing up your shoes and hitting the pavement to end youth homelessness.
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The shoes also use a four-eyelet lacing system for a secure fit.
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She clutches the devil to her, lacing her fingers through its trembling fingers.
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Mr. Trump did not wait for her to declare victory, lacing into Mrs.
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The vegan footwear also comes with tonal lacing and a cream-toned sole.
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The Nike Mag, a pair of power-lacing sneakers fit for Marty McFly himself.
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Nike's been getting all the glory for its self-lacing sneakers – and understandably so.
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Bunny ears be gone (though who knows how the power lacing gets charged up).
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Nike's self-lacing HyperAdapt 1.0 sneaker will hit shelves in select U.S. stores Nov.
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Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum decked out in Nike Adapt BB self-lacing sneakers.
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After Arias was convicted, she gave interviews lacing into Nurmi for botching the case.
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Fenty Puma by Rihanna Velour Hooded Pullover, $180 and Velour Lacing Tight, $130; puma.com
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First, follow the blue arrows in the picture above, which indicate the hidden lacing.
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The slumping Danny Espinosa started the inning by lacing a single to left field.
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For that reason, the lacing beads are my favorite activity in the box, too.
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With two outs, Andrew McCutchen brought Yelich home by lacing a single to left.
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Click here to view original GIFDesigning a cheap pair of self-lacing sneakers using Lego?
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"I'll give you an example," Thomas said after lacing his sneakers at a recent practice.
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The visible laces of the self-lacing shoes are intertwined with a cable pulley system.
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Back in 1982, someone started tampering with Tylenol bottles in Chicagoland, lacing them with cyancide.
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Light up Sketchers were fun, Heelys were cool, and Nike's self-lacing sneakers are insane.
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I THINK YOU'RE GOING TO SEE, YES, ADAPTIVE LACING IN THIS CASE START OFF SMALL.
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If you're just into the self-lacing part, the HyperAdapt goes on sale Nov. 28.
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Rick, in contrast, is a ball of roiling insecurity, lacing stutters throughout his line readings.
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AUGUST usually finds Europe's politicians bronzing on the beach or lacing up their walking boots.
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We considered insulation, tread pattern, lacing systems, and more to find the best winter boots.
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Some young people have started lacing cocaine with ketamine, which can be a dangerous combination.
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Detailing features the classic design cues including well-crafted rubber accents and clean white lacing.
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On Tuesday, he celebrated a significant milestone on Instagram before even lacing up his sneakers.
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Trump spews emotional tweets impetuously and vindictively, lacing his venom with misspellings or grammatical mistakes.
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Here, rag & bone updates the flight bomber with a longer torso and lacing up the side.
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Lacing that narrative with a blistering scoop or two that hold until publication doesn't hurt either.
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Robbie Grossman, the next batter, broke up Lopez's no-hit bid, lacing a single to center.
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Before you start lacing up your shoes: you might want to consider training for a marathon.
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He upbraided Mr. Trump for boasting about his marital affairs and lacing his speeches with vulgarities.
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Earlier this year, Puma called on "tech-savvy" people to test its latest self-lacing shoes.
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Nike has big hopes for its self-lacing technology, and CEO Mark Parker has gone as far as to compare the self-lacing sneaker tech with self-driving cars, saying in an interview with CNBC that it is a "good analogy" in terms of mainstream appeal.
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The unmistakable skunk smell of pot wafts through the crowd, lacing the event with a hippie vibe.
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Kyle Schwarber followed Russell's third hit by lacing a double to center that scored him from first.
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Today, Nike's highly anticipated, Back to the Future II inspired self-lacing sneakers are hitting select stores.
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But I think the show has also gotten better at lacing its philosophy with action this season.
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The second iteration of the self-lacing sneakers will drop on February 16 for $400 at retail.
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The shoe's self-lacing technology can be controlled by a button on the shoe or via smartphone.
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In his SOTU speech, Trump used 10 such examples, lacing each with enough detail to move listeners.
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The shoes are the successor to Puma's first wirelessly connected self-lacing sneakers from 2016, the AutoDisc.
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Nike got the jump on Puma by releasing its version of self-lacing sneakers earlier in January.
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And Swift is famous for lacing her album booklets with riddles and clues about the songs' meaning.
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To be fair, this response is exactly the same one that Nike's first self-lacing model received.
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No, reader, I am not here to shame you for spending $350 on self-lacing e-shoes.
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Lacing them too tightly can cut off circulation; lace them too loose, and they unravel nearly immediately.
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Cubeatz excel at helping rappers fulfill their pop potential by lacing their beats with spectral melodic updrafts.
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Amber Rose didn't waste any time lacing up her dance shoes and getting out on the floor.
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The first step to lacing your sneakers neatly is to make sure the lace tips are even.
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Other experts suggest totally re-lacing your shoes every few weeks to keep the fit on point.
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One evening, I was lacing up my Converses in the locker room, getting ready to head home.
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He testified that he asked Mr. Seabrook what his problem was, lacing the question with a profanity.
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"*Checks calendar* Available, and lacing up, @andy_murray," multiple Grand Slam champion Billie Jean King, 75, wrote on Twitter.
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That's what Nike is promising with its self-lacing sneakers that have leapt from Hollywood screens into reality.
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Last year, Nike gave us all the Back to the Future vibes with its self-lacing HyperAdapt sneakers.
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In 2016, the company released a tricked-out Nike Mag that actually incorporated the futuristic self-lacing feature.
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While it might look simple from an outsider's perspective, the entire self-lacing system is actually extremely complicated.
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That's slightly less than Nike's Adapt BB, a self-lacing smart basketball shoe which will retail for $350.
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Bars, cafes and restaurants across the city are lacing cocktails, coffee and more with CBD, short for cannabidiol.
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Read More Nike Launches HyperAdapt 1.0 'self-lacing' sneaker Is the new sneaker enough to fuel Nike's Future?
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Flushable wipes, which are required to be free of the lacing, do, a distinction lost on Washington's officials.
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The lacing might be intricate, but the final look is simple and very fitting for a casual shoe.
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With a bungee-cord lacing system, you can easily tighten the shoes without taking time to tie them.
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Prosecutors argued that the defendant was lacing Ms. Salihin's iced coffee with cyanide from behind her makeshift screen.
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Now, the Property Brothers are lacing up their work boots to kick off a new project in Nashville.
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Sharper had drinks with them, sometimes lacing drinks he gave the women with drugs that rendered them unconscious.
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In the locker room, Caris Levert is lacing up his standard-issue Kyries before he hits the court.
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But Asdrubal Cabrera ended the no-hit bid by lacing a two-out double down the right field line.
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The hosts were trying on a pair of Nike's new $720 self-lacing sneakers, but Guthrie's feet wouldn't fit.
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Your body has CB1 receptors lacing the surfaces of cells in the brain, liver, lungs, fat, uterus, and sperm.
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Caption: The blue segment in the midsole lights up for a few seconds when the lacing engine is engaged.
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The combination of haste and pretext lacing into a vulnerable population has become a tragically familiar brew of late.
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Here's an on foot test of the shoe's power lacing system:And a promo video that sort of teases it:
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And even after his mythical career met a grim end, he kept on fighting without lacing up his gloves.
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It's no self-lacing system like Marty McFly's Nikes in Back to the Future, but they're still pretty neat.
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Margot Robbie will be lacing up her skates to play one of the most vilified sports figures in history.
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Some shoes — like the self-lacing sneakers from "Back to the Future Part II" — could fetch up to $70,000.
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There are only 183 pairs of this self-lacing version of the Nike Mag, which was released in 2016.
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There's running for office, and then there's actually lacing up your sneakers and sweating it out running for office.
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Ben Zobrist worked a 2408-290 count before lacing a single to right field that advanced Rizzo to third.
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Problem is ... Haden specifically said he wanted the self-lacing 2016 joints -- which are currently going for around $30K.
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Its highhats and snare taps lacing almost every major radio hit in those genres for the last ten years.
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A 74-year-old parishioner, identified only as Mr. Jones, is now accused of lacing the cookies with THC.
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In 2000, a man was accused of lacing paracetamol tablets with strychnine, prompting the tablets to be recalled nationwide.
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Then there's his way of lacing harmonies together, giving a subtle emphasis to a single note within each chord.
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Dame responded twice, and Shaq clapped back ... lacing his rhymes with tampon jokes and questions about Lillard's basketball legacy.
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The French reporters, always nattily dressed, got busy lacing up spiffy hiking boots they had brought in their luggage.
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Cristiano Ronaldo just got the new self-lacing Nike kicks ... and the dude wasted no time showin' 'em off.
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That could be John Robshaw for Target designer sheets or minimalist slides or a striped top with on-trend lacing.
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But hey, we never thought Back to the Future-inspired self-lacing sneakers would exist, and well, here they are.
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On Sunday, the lacing was facing in on a crucial Vikings kick, and now Minnesota is out of the playoffs.
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Good news for the fashion-forward and lazy alike — Nike is bringing back its self-lacing sneakers for another go.
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Precisely adjusting the lacing all the way up to full lockdown was something that typically required a coach to do.
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In terms of lacing, he said fentanyl is most commonly being marketed as OxyContin in the form of counterfeit pills.
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After my first few solo jogs, I found myself looking forward to lacing up my shoes and hitting the trail.
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Our hoverboards don't hover and occasionally burst into flames, and when we finally got self-lacing sneakers, they cost $720.
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"They still hold civilians and are lacing the tunnels with IEDs as well," he said, referring to improvised explosive devices.
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PARKER: I THINK THERE'S A WIDE RANGE OF PEOPLE THAT ARE REALLY INTERESTED IN THIS WHOLE SELF LACING ADAPTIVE PERFORMANCE.
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Even Lackey got in the act, lacing a base hit to right that scored Montero from second while chasing Simon.
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Hey, if Nike can really create Back to the Future's self-lacing sneakers, some of these should be possible, right?
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Lacing them up didn't provide quite the same thrill as when I pranced around the Upper East Side Balenciaga store.
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Just like with Nike's other innovations, however, self-lacing sneakers will likely trickle down into cheaper models in some form.
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But until that happens, keep lacing up your lucky pair before you head out the door and hit the pavement.
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One starts lacing up his sneakers, and the other asks why, pointing out that he's never going to outrun the bear.
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Williams struck out in the second and lined out in the fifth before lacing a single to center in the seventh.
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The LEDs serve to ID your shoes and offer customizability but also to identify which of your lacing profiles are set.
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This isn't hurriedly re-lacing to finish out a period, it's getting the exact fit for right now on the court.
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Here Are Nike&aposs First Power Lacing ShoesEver since Back to the Future II, people have wanted shoes with power laces.
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At Nike's Innovation 2016 event on Wednesday, the sportswear company announced it's going to sell self-lacing sneakers this holiday season.
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The aptly named Smartshoe features an integrated heating system, motion tracking, wireless charging, shock absorption measurement and, yes, automatic shoe lacing.
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Who needs to pay $720 for a pair of Nike HyperAdapt 1.0 self-lacing sneakers when you can make your own?
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After months of teasing the HyperAdapt 1.0, Nike is finally ready to bring its self-lacing shoes to the mass market.
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The 2016 version of the futuristic shoe, complete with self-lacing technology, is expected to sell for between $50,000 and $70,000.
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"We looked closely at techniques of pleating, lacing, embroidery and sewing used in couture to produce this effect," Mr. Perves said.
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Nike Huaraches get updated for the smartphone age Slowly but surely, Nike has made its self-lacing motor technology more accessible.
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The researchers went on to feed ten colonies with an artificial pollen supplement, lacing the supply to half those colonies with clothianidin.
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Because, hey, not all of us can pull off those self-lacing Back to the Future high-tops that resurfaced this summer.
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Lacing Cami Bra Because if there's one thing we've always said while working out it's that this sports bra needs more strings!
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Davis fell into an 0-2 hole, worked the count full and fouled off three pitches before lacing a single to left.
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Apparently, Nike believes people will pay a premium for the self-lacing the technology embedded in an otherwise simple-looking shoe design.
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So we were hopeful that the Nike HyperAdapt 1.0 shoes, which feature the same self-lacing technology, would be an affordable alternative.
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Just one day after Comey was fired, Senate judiciary committee Chairman Chuck Grassley was already lacing into his (potentially) temporary replacement, McCabe.
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Last week, Nike unveiled the self-lacing HyperAdapt 1.0, which the company touts as the first mass-produced sneaker of its kind.
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Nike — Nike announced a series of new products, including a new version of its Nike+ running app and a self-lacing sneaker.
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I run inconsistently, but given the health benefits, I decided it was worth lacing up my sneakers and giving it another try.
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The company is also working toward launching cheaper versions of its auto-lacing sneakers, inspired from the movie "Back to the Future".
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Not only are the Illuminati controlling what songs shoot up the Top 40, they're also lacing subliminal messages into Facebook image macros.
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For people of color, however, taking the day to commune with nature isn't always as simple as lacing up and getting outside.
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When Ellie plays with her box, she rotates through the activities pretty evenly, but she seems to gravitate toward the lacing beads.
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Nello Ferrara, whose dedication to hockey has won the admiration of N.H.L. players and coaches, lacing up skates in Chicago in March.
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Players incongruously wore white socks, and their sneakers did not match, with one player, Muhammad Ali Abdur-Rahkman, lacing up pink ones.
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Her mother surveyed the spiderwebs and chains lacing the street, watching her children merge into the flowing highway of trick-or-treaters.
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But imagine what these students could engineer with a much larger budget—Nike might no longer run the monopoly on self-lacing sneakers.
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The question we really have to get to the bottom of is: Is much of that [from] the lacing of cocaine with fentanyl?
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But if you've got a bit of Lego lying around at home, you can give any shoe self-lacing powers on the cheap.
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Gennett put Milwaukee on the board in the first inning, lacing a single through the hole between third and short, scoring Jonathan Villar.
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Puma is about to release it's own self-lacing training shoes that will rival Nike's high-tech sneakers that can do the same.
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Beers was tasked with figuring out how to engineer self-lacing sneakers to meet Back to the Future's fictional release day last year.
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What's more, they said Nike's forthcoming lineup of products — including the buzzed-about self-lacing sneaker — should continue to spur demand among shoppers.
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They knew a motor embedded in the footplate would need to cinch down a lacing system, and they knew … well, that was it.
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These automatically lacing shoes are based on the pair worn by Marty McFly in the 1989 film "Back To the Future Part II."
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They don't call with cocks in hand for free sexy chat, or show up early while I'm still lacing myself into my corset.
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Self-lacing shoes, which we've been fantasizing about since Back to the Future II came out in 1989, are legitimately about to happen.
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Online, Jemisin is an active, quick-witted commentator, lacing her posts—about politics or about the writing life—with zingers and tart observations.
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Then at the 2014 N.B.A. All-Star Game, Mr. Hatfield announced to reporters that the self-lacing shoes would be complete by 2015.
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Puma has been experimenting with tech products in recent years, after it launched its first wirelessly connected self-lacing sneakers back in 2016.
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And there's the reality that he lays out more proof in that department by lacing this song with all kinds of absurd images.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "A Japanese kayaker has been banned from competition for eight years after he admitted to lacing a rival's drink with steroids.
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Nike provided a glimpse of what the future of footwear could look like by introducing the first self-lacing smart basketball shoe on Tuesday.
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The coolest thing Marty McFly owned might actually have been the self-lacing Nikes he put on before stepping incredulously out of the DeLorean.
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WHEN Marty McFly donned his self-lacing Nike trainers in the distant future of 73, he really should have kept them in the box.
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Puma debuted its latest smartphone-connected self-lacing shoe called Fit Intelligence, or, "Fi," giving Nike's Adapt BB sneakers a run for their money.
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It goes on like this: Higashioka lacing into bombastic guitar solos while Dante Bichette Jr. and Lane Adams affectionately roast him in the comments.
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Image: MindtribeWhen Nike released its self-lacing HyperAdapt 1.0 sneakers last year, people went crazy for them, even with their outrageous $720 price tag.
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But it's absolutely bound to be a result of the platform, including its self-lacing feature, trickling down through the lifestyle and casual categories.
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Nike introduced a real self-lacing sneaker, Adidas brought 3D printing innovation to the forefront and also brought us a discreet ganja-hiding shoe.
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Nike released another pair of Mags in 2016 that used a special power-lacing technology to lace themselves, but Nike only made 89 pairs.
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The runners who are lacing up for Team Heads Together at the London Marathon in two weeks have quite the cheerleading squad behind them!
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But when it comes to actually setting an alarm, lacing up sneakers and hitting the gym, I would rather do pretty much anything else.
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Eighty-nine limited-edition pairs of real Nike Mags — self-lacing and all — will be raffled off beginning today and ending on October 11.
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Subsequently, she attempted to end her own life by then taking the drugs herself, lacing a glass of wine with the medications, authorities say.
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There's asymmetrical lacing to relieve instep pressure, a removable foam insole, and a lightweight solid rubber under the toe and heel for better traction.
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Start lacing them criss-cross style, with the first lace going over and down into each eyelet, rather than coming up through the eyelets.
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For a shoe like the super popular Comme Des Garçons PLAY x Converse Chuck 70s, unique lacing helps them stand out from the rest.
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J.P. Anthony Braxton has always seen his reconstituted, spatial music as a part of a wide tradition, lacing free improvisation into new compositional models.
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There's no price yet, but for comparison, the self-lacing, Bluetooth-enabled Adapt BB sneakers that were released earlier this year retailed for $350.
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Meanwhile her fellow Californian, Kamala Harris (53) was lacing into Kavanaugh with as much fire as possible, as was New Jersey's Cory Booker (49).
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Coco Crisp got things started by showing some serious aggressiveness, lacing a ball into the left field corner and legging out a leadoff double.
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As for Cyborg's career -- she's dead serious about boxing ... telling TMZ Sports she's always dreamed about lacing up the gloves and watching Mayweather vs.
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Over time, they'll associate you lacing up your sneakers with going on a fun run, so be patient as you work through kinks, he says.
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I got a chance to try out Nike's HyperAdapt shoes, finally getting a chance to find out how real-deal self-lacing sneakers actually feel.
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Caption: LEDs on the heelcap light up when the lacing engine is engaged and radiate to reflect whether the shoe is being tightened or loosened.
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It's a terrific way to soak up the feels of fall without making the commitment to travel—or even lacing up those old hiking boots.
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This is the shoe that'll make self-lacing technology available to more people and get them used to the idea of an app-controlled shoe.
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Self-lacing is a generous description of what's going on, but what's important is that these shoes won't randomly become untied while you're wearing them.
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Last we heard, the incredibly rare Nike Mags self-lacing sneakers, which first appeared in Back to the Future II, were selling for over $200,000.
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The high-top silhouette has a simple toe box, a traditional lacing system with metal eyelets, a heel pull-tab, and a natural rubber sole.
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"I think there's a wide range of people that are really interested in this whole self-lacing, adaptive performance," said Parker on the shoe's market.
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Whether it's self-lacing sneakers or Fifth Element-style cutout bandage bodysuits, the futuristic being in question always look simultaneously super cool and totally baffling.
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Because, let's face it, if you're spending more than $700 on a pair of self-lacing shoes, you probably want anyone within earshot to know.
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It's a total dream of an album, lacing affirmations of self-worth with smooth bass, sweeping synths, and even voicemails from her mother and grandmother.
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Most recently I have been contemplating purchasing the real auto-lacing Nike Air Mags, the "Back to the Future" shoes which were released last year.
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Nike has announced the new Adapt Huaraches, a modern redesign of its Huarache line featuring a self-lacing motor that can be controlled through Siri.
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They're the second self-lacing shoes Nike has done -- following the "Back to the Future Part II" inspired Nike Mags the Swoosh released last year.
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But unlike the $700+ self-lacing Nike HyperAdapts that launched earlier this year in limited quantity, the underlying tech on Adidas' new sneakers feel truly inevitable.
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With fascinating, albeit wacky, fashion innovations hitting the scene every day (like Nike's spanking-new self-lacing sneakers), we can't help but ask ourselves, What's next?
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The Adapt BB — the BB stands for "basketball" — build on Nike's decades-long dream to create an auto-lacing smart shoe that adapts to wearers' feet.
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The self-lacing sneakers are set to go for $400 at retail, but some pairs are already selling for more than that on StockX and GOAT.
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This week on HGTV's Property Brothers at Home: Drew's Honeymoon House, they're lacing up their dancing shoes and practicing their first moves as husband and wife.
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It's been a fascinating couple of years for high tech sneaker heads, between self-lacing Nikes and Adidas' experiments with 3D printed midsoles and biodegradable yarn.
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Nike feels that the solid benefit to pros of an adjustable lacing system that can achieve industry-standard-or-better lockdown is enough to launch this.
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One of the most exciting ancillary effects of a self-lacing shoe is assistance that it can give people with fine motor skills or mobility issues.
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Shoppers finally got their hands on Nike's self-lacing, "Back to the Future Part II"-inspired sneakers after it went on sale in the U.S. Monday.
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LAS VEGAS — Back to the Future's self-lacing Nikes look real lame compared to Digitsole's Smartshoe — at least when it comes to amount of tech inside.
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Buzz had also been building around the brand following a two-day event it held last week, when it debuted the highly anticipated self-lacing sneaker.
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Just ahead of its FQ3 2016 report, the company introduced the first-ever power lacing sneaker, an ode to Marty Mcfly in Back to the Future.
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Ezekiel Elliott just hooked up Dak Prescott's stocking in a HUUUUGE way -- lacing his quarterback with a brand new BALLER diamond chain ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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The kitchen makes it from scratch, lacing ground Berkshire pork shoulder with nutmeg, bay leaf, and white pepper before roasting and curing it to rosy perfection.
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That's due to a bunch of different factors: the shape of your foot, the materials of the shoe, the lacing or stitching pattern, even personal preference.
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Suddenly, it felt problematic to oppose him, especially when those who were doing so couldn't seem to do it without lacing their critiques with latent racism.
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"Got ready to run?" sounds, on the surface like we should be lacing up our running shoes, but what other kind of running do you know?
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These babies are 100% vegan and come with a durable rubber sole so you can run to the corner store for more snacks without lacing up.
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Using a power lacing system called Fit Adapt, users can adjust to find the perfect fit whether it's manually or digitally, using the Nike Adapt mobile app.
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Nike's shiny-new power-lacing HyperAdapt may be hogging the limelight these days, but the latest addition to the company's iconic Air line also deserves some applause.
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And Nike didn't sink years into creating a self-lacing shoe just to release something that was good at a lot of things but great at none.
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The most expensive shoes to be resold in the last year were the Nike Mags with automatic lacing, according to estimates from Cowen and data from StockX.
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He had two creepy redneck goons, Luke Harper and ErickRowan, flanking him as the Wyatt Family, and there was a lacing of class anxiety in his promos.
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Here are three early signs that Mitt Romney is lacing up to go mano a mano with the President: Romney is uniquely positioned to take a stand.
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In between, Daniel Descalso had given Arizona a 2-1 lead in the top of the third, lacing a two-run double that plated Dyson and Goldschmidt.
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Lifting is a sport replete with ritual: putting on gym clothes, going to the gym, lacing up your lifting shoes, chalking hands, setting up with the barbell.
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Nike's innovations usually revolve around the athlete and the technology that could improve either performance or comfort — of which the self-lacing shoes are an extreme example.
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Mr. Trump, who has been criticized for lacing his campaign speeches with profanity, called on Mr. Fox to apologize for using foul language when talking about the wall.
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"Dawn in Her Ciera" (2019) is a painting of a woman wearing a CVS name tag ("Dawn"), lacing up her work boot in the backseat of a car.
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Unfortunately for all bystanders, Agnes really is a witch who could see the future, so she immediately exacts her revenge by lacing her skirts with gunpowder and nails.
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Nike announced that it's dropping its self-lacing Nike Adapt BB 2.0 on February 16, and pairs are already going for more than retail on StockX and GOAT.
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Nike had already toyed with the idea of emulating Back To The Future Part II by announcing limited edition, self-lacing Nike Mags with star Michael J. Fox.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, the "What Do You Mean?" singer is lacing up his sneakers yet again to join the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game on Friday.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you're still heartbroken about not winning a pair of the Nike Mag self-lacing sneakers, you might want to skip this video.
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They use the same basic mechanics as the HyperAdapt 1.0, but are more a lifestyle than a performance shoe, and have a more sophisticated cabling and lacing system.
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"When the foot hits the foot bed, the adaptive lacing adjusts the cabling system to a comfortable level around the foot," Tiffany Beers, Senior Innovator at Nike, says.
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Beers talked about the long process of making self-lacing a reality — she said Nike designer Tinker Hatfield first asked her to look at the problem in 2005.
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When u fronting like you in deep thought but just wanted to show off your hairstyle of the day Lmao shout to my love for lacing me thou!
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Carlos Correa matched Altuve by going 3-for-235, lacing a pair of doubles before following an Altuve RBI single with one of his own in the fifth.
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Over the course of 245 distinct "explorations," including exhaustive wear-testing of each, the team worked through various lacing materials and placements in order to find one ideal.
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And the lacing engine is completely sealed to be both waterproof and dust-proof, a must for any sensitive instrument exposed to locker rooms or sweat-drenched socks.
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Poachers have in the last two years killed dozens of elephants in Hwange National Park by lacing watering holes with cyanide, a toxic substance that kills within hours.
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When the ball was set on the ground by the holder, its lacing faced in — suboptimal for kicking — Walsh missed it left, same as Anderson 21980 years earlier.
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Fatouma Diawara, a Paris-based singer who grew up in Mali, sings about love for an emigrant who may never return, lacing Malian rhythms with tendrils of guitar.
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Pricing hasn't been revealed yet, but you can assume it won't be much cheaper than the Adapt BB self-lacing basketball shoe the company revealed earlier this year.
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Slowly but surely, the company has made its self-lacing motor technology more accessible, most notably though its long-awaited Adapt BB sneakers, which arrived earlier this year.
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Mr. Boyd led his own quintet, Exodus, lacing together a tightly clipped hip-hop sound on the high-hat with a thick-stroke, Tony Allen attack everywhere else.
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But drug dealers have been lacing heroin with fentanyl for years, just to fill out the packets and save on the heroin — with or without the user's knowledge.
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Others found the quiet interior moments, such as Jean-Louis Forain's 1890 "Dancer in Her Dressing Room," where a ballerina lacing her shoes emerges from the offstage darkness.
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Looking ahead, the team will continue observations and consider trial feeding as a future route for delivering medications, such as lacing live Chinook salmon with antibiotics or other medicines.
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Like Nike's self-lacing shoes, the Fi don't have any tracking capabilities to do things like log steps or measure calories burned, which is a bit of a disappointment.
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My guess is that even with the feedback Puma receives from beta testers (which will probably be "add more features"), the Fi will remain self-lacing shoes for now.
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The Nike HyperAdapt 1.0 will be the first real Nike shoe to implement the adaptive lacing tech and it's supposed to work just like it did for Marty McFly.
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Nike made one pair of the self-lacing Nike Mag kicks for Michael J. Fox, which they're planning to auction to support the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's.
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In March, Rodriguez-Miranda pleaded guilty to attempted murder after admitting that she tried to poison her brother's newborn daughter by lacing the infant's milk with crushed-up pills.
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Then there's the 360° lacing system that lets you tighten up or relax support as you like, and the simple-yet-elegant (and necessary) finishing touch: rust-proof eyelets.
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They're a redesign of the original Nike Huarache launched in 1991 and use FitAdapt self-lacing technology similar to the Nike Adapt BB shoes that were announced in January.
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And while few will ever lay hands on the shoes, it is a nicely timed video to drum up interest in Nike's other self-lacing sneaker, the Nike HyperAdapt.
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Humankind has known for centuries that running sucks, and yet we keep running—lacing up the ol' stomperinos for an afternoon clip-clop in the park, as they say.
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A few hours later, his three older children sat with their legs outstretched in an ice rink locker room as two of the sponsors hunched over them, lacing skates.
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Richard Nicholson celebrates these devotees in his series The Projectionists, a fascinating look at those who continue splicing film and lacing it through projectors long after the industry went digital.
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My prediction is that if Nike can, in coming years, soften the blow on your wallet by a few hundred dollars, it's likely we'll see HyperAdapt's self-lacing technology everywhere.
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That attack betrayed basic consumer trust in CCleaner-developer Avast, and software firms more broadly, by lacing a legitimate program with malware—one distributed by a security company, no less.
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Affected owners say either their left or right shoe no longer pairs with Nike's app, meaning it can't be used to tighten their fresh pair of $350 self-lacing shoes.
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That explains, at least in part, why Wired reported that Nike spent 28 years brainstorming and 11 years of research and development in order to make these self-lacing shoes.
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The shoes will automatically tighten as soon as you step into them, and one day all of your Nike's could be built on top of this adaptive lacing platform. 5.
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The alienation of casual fans and even many long-time devotees of the sport has been the doing of everyone except the lads lacing up their boots to do battle.
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Singer, songwriter, and live percussionist Yoni sings songs of sorrow and self-pity, lacing his rhymes and melodies with witty gut punches that mostly land squarely on his own stomach.
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Oddly enough, the author also claims that the ice cream trucks are singularly targeting girls, despite claiming that the perpetrators are lacing all of their ice-cream wares with chloroform.
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The lacing placement can vary, but lines at similar price points (such as True Religion) as well as far cheaper fast-fashion takes (Forever 21; Topshop) offer somewhat similar jeans.
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That wouldn't fly for a mass-production sneaker, so part of what Rice and his team had to contend with was streamlining the logistics along with the lacing engine itself.
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While the one-pull lacing system was a cool feature, Semmelhack wrote that it was the multi-language collection of inspirational quotes on the outsole that made this shoe special.
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BIESENBACH Chemi [Rosado-Seijo] and Jorge [González] are teaching a lacing workshop, and it's beautiful because not only the kids, but also the parents came to help with this crocheting.
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In its final version, I liked the pride of country that Mr. Ghogre has injected into his puzzle by lacing it with entries like ROTI, DELHI, MATA, BRAHMA and SRI.
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In March of last year, Rodriguez-Miranda pleaded guilty to attempted murder after admitting she tried to kill her brother's newborn daughter by lacing the infant's milk with crushed-up pills.
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Surely everyone who picked up a pair of Nike's limited-edition HyperAdapt self-lacing shoes had at least some small desire to rip them open to find out how they worked.
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They're passions the rest of us probably share too, which is why Patel documented the creation of his self-lacing shoes so others can take a shot at building their own.
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So, even though everyone in your life might suggest that you should "go get some exercise," it's not always as easy as lacing up your sneakers and going to the gym.
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At times, they even have a coach take care of lacing for them, because it's impossible to get enough torsion on their own to achieve full lockdown in their game shoes.
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Instead of a fancy self-lacing mechanism, Virgin America's kicks are designed to recreate the experience of flying in one of the airline's first class cabins, without ever leaving the ground.
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Lubin (who uses "they" pronouns) hardly knew anyone in the city, and lacing up a pair of sneakers was as good a reason as any to get out of the apartment.
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He also said that the "adaptive lacing" will start off small, but will eventually make its way into running and baksetball shoes as well, becoming "more ubiquitous" in every sport category.
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Even when he wants to be a little more reserved with it, he still finesses it in a way that's like lacing butter over some bread, you know what I mean?
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Fenner, best known for its heavy conveyor belts and reinforced polymer technology, was founded in 1861 and its early products included leather belting for use in power transmission, lacing and hoses.
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You want a lacing system that's snug and secure, but you also want it to be as simple as possible, as you might be wearing gloves or dealing with frosty fingers.
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Just as I was lacing up one of the shoes, the abandoned heels there on the ground in front of me, I heard the snapping of a camera…click, click, click!
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You see Shaq smiling, and you see Michael Jordan lacing up those sneakers and he's smiling, or Kareem or Magic or Jim Brown or Tom Brady smiling, you've got a shot.
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My idea of an erotic message was a perfumed handwritten letter with curvaceous letters lacing the page, not a texted iPhone flora selfie, or even an analog portrait on my Rolleiflex.
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Photo: NikeNike's self-lacing (self-tightening is probably a more apt description) FitAdapt technology is slowing making its way into more of the brand's shoe lines, including the Adapt Huarache now.
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I downed a glass of lukewarm water, and I grabbed my keys, iPhone and headphones before lacing up a different pair of sneakers; no time to find the other, better ones.
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Many other lacing toys are too difficult for her at the moment, but these beads are designed to perfectly hit that zone of proximal development and allow her to have success.
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He said he stayed fit by dropping his work bag off immediately after his trip home, lacing up and running two miles before dinner, sometimes with his children biking alongside him.
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Roberto Perez, who was in a 3-for-25 skid, fell behind in the count 503-and-2 before lacing a two-run single to left, scoring Jay Bruce and Santana.
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The Charlotte-born poet mines each of those influences on Overgrown, using a laid-back approach but lacing each word with intentionality, whether she's rapping or leaning into her smoky singing voice.
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A 19-year-old Indiana woman has been wanted by authorities for months for allegedly trying to poison her brother's newborn by lacing the infant's bottle with crushed up pills, PEOPLE confirms.
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So, he brought 'em to Dez Customz and Kreative Customs -- who spent 50 hours lacing up the sneaks with some custom Marty McFly inspired art ... complete with Doc and the legendary DeLorean.
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Vimal Patel combined two of his greatest passions when designing his own self-lacing shoes: playing with Lego, and not paying Nike $720 for a pair of its new HyperAdapt 1.0 sneakers.
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The boots come equipped with the Boa lacing system that make it easy to dial in the right fit and they also feature Recco technology that aids in search and rescue operations.
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Nike just announced a self-lacing shoe called the HyperAdapt 1.0, bringing to life the dream that sneaker fans have shared since Back to the Future II premiered almost 30 years ago.
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Just a month after announcing the sale date for its HyperAdapt sneakers, Nike is offering fans another pair of self-lacing kicks — except these ones are straight from Back to the Future.
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The boyfriend of the Indiana woman who admitted to trying to kill her infant niece by lacing her bottle with pills has been accused of helping her commit the crime, PEOPLE confirms.
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When editors decide that patent-leather kitten heels just won't do anymore, you can catch them lacing up their Cortez's and going about their show-hopping in a much more comfortable manner.
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Nike is releasing the consumer version of its self-lacing sneakers, the HyperAdapt 1.0, on December 1st for $720, says says Jacques Slade, a YouTube personality most known for his sneaker channel.
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The figure contradicts a narrative being pushed by health and crime agencies, as well as the White House and much of the media, that drug dealers are routinely lacing cocaine with fentanyl.
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Teeing off three hours after Spieth, the swashbuckling Aussie hit a pair of bombs on the par-5 second hole, lacing his approach shot 257 yards to within 93 feet for eagle.
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After lacing my thick-soled shoes and straightening my wig, I got to the hospital by grasping the nearby walker which my stepdaughter had decorated with bling: purple and red plastic streamers.
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It doesn't seem particularly rational, especially for middle-aged guys like us, to keep lacing up for the midnight game when we have to be at work by nine the next morning.
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The second piece was for the gorgeous Dianne Brill, inspired by John Singer Sargent's "Madame X" with a twist of Mae West — an exercise in tight lacing to create an extreme silhouette.
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But it's definitely helpful for when you're lacing up your sneakers and need to map out your route for your run but don't have a free hand to do it on your phone.
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With so many different foot shapes out there, could Nike have actually developed a lacing system that doesn't just squeeze your foot into the shoe, but actually supports your foot like traditional laces?
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In February 2014, as he was partaking in Nike festivities at the NBA All-Star weekend, Hatfield announced to reporters that the company would have an auto-lacing shoe ready … the following year!
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The teardown also revealed an ARM Cortex M4, a mobile processor that seems like a lot of firepower for a self-lacing shoe and, again, could point to something larger down the road.
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Lil Wayne just showed 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan that flattery will get you everywhere ... lacing the 49ers coach and his son with gifts after finding out the kid was named after him.
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She chose a beige body con dress with a long silky August Getty Atelier duster and matching sock booties, but accentuated her curves with a waist-cinching Feur du Mal lacing corset belt.
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So for the time being, it's probably not a bad idea to keep your dream of owning a pair of self-lacing sneakers a dream, at least until they're a little more affordable.
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"All I can say is the movie predicted my receding hairline," he quipped, adding that he actually owns a pair of the sleek, self-lacing sneakers that figured prominently in the 1989 sequel.
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The latest from Nike's labs are these self-lacing shoes, but to get your feet in them, you're going to need $29 and a trip to a Nike store in New York City.
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The latest from Nike's labs are these self-lacing shoes, but to get your feet in them, you're going to need $220 and a trip to a Nike store in New York City.
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Ligon handles this latticework with impressive fluidity and dramatic momentum, the disparate voices lacing the novel with the melancholy of aborted and fractured love, whether between lovers or between children and their parents.
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When one defendant was caught at a local bee yard with stolen boxes, local newspapers and major media outlets had fun with the bee heist, lacing copy with inevitable puns about sting operations.
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After days of torture, Mr. McCain finally signed a confession to being a "black criminal" and "air pirate," deliberately lacing his statement with grammatical errors and communist jargon to show it was coerced.
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O'Rourke has put El Paso, a West Texas city of about 680,000 people, at the center of his presidential campaign, routinely lacing his remarks with references to his experiences in the border city.
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I'll miss the training and my daily routine: Waking up at dawn, lacing my left shoe before my right, and closing the court's gate before I hit my first ball of the day.
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Its smokestacks once spewed so much smoke that midday sometimes appeared to be evening, lacing the soil with heavy metals to a depth of two feet (60 cm) in some parts of town.
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Randal Grichuk added a sacrifice fly in the third for a 213-210 lead, and Martinez joined the fun in the fourth by lacing a two-run double down the left field line.
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But even if that doesn't work out, Arenas says he'd still consider lacing up -- most likely because he has friends like Kenyon Martin who are having a blast getting back on the court.
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Throughout the set, Mr. Raghavan fed his own chancy energy into the mix, playing lines of lacing beauty and impelling the others to put their weight forward, onto the balls of their feet.
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Nike's first mass consumer self-lacing sneaker, the HyperAdapt 1.0, is now available for purchase in two Nike stores in New York City, and it's poised to change sneakers as we know them.
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Caption: Just as the characters in Wall-E, which helped inspire the design of the shoe, had acronyms for names, the HyperAdapt has its own nickname: E.A.R.L. It stands for Electro Adaptive Reactive Lacing.
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Nike is releasing another pair of its self-lacing Adapt BB sneaker on All-Star Weekend, the series of NBA-hosted events and games that culminates in the All-Star Game on Sunday night.
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That's right, the self-lacing shoes reportedly no longer connect to the accompanying app — essentially transforming them into regular old shoes (buttons on the side of the shoes means you can still tie them).
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Everything else—how the lacing system worked, how the motor would withstand the impact of a 2350-pound athlete landing on it, what materials the actual shoe would comprise—was a matter of experimentation.
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I'm not too versed in Campeonato Brasileiro Série A, but I can't imagine that Dudu is lacing in crazy near half-field golazos that find deep corners out of the keeper's reach every day.
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Teller follows a long line of A-listers lacing up the gloves, and ranks among the more successful outings thanks to a remarkable true story that allows him to act both tough and vulnerable.
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The lacing is adjustable, and the the top is reversible, so you can wear it in the front to show off some cleavage or keep it in the back for something slightly more modest.
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According to a paper posted to the arXiv pre-print server last week, the difference between an everyday supermassive black hole and a space-time tunneling wormhole may be a lacing of dark matter.
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The dream they will receive, printed on a card left at their step, has been custom-written for them by the deliverer the day before, lacing the waking landscape with something inexplicable and uncanny.
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She is currently 18 months old, and her "Solve With Me" box came with four different activities, all designed to help her learn shapes: a peg puzzle, lacing beads, squishy shapes, and beanbag shapes.
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He sought to put the episode behind him after Senator Kamala Harris chided him in the first presidential primary debate, lacing into him for his opposition to some busing initiatives dating to the 1970s.
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What started with prescription drugs moved on to heroin, then fentanyl, and now the lacing of fentanyl into other drugs, like cocaine and methamphetamine, is driving more overdose deaths from those drugs up as well.
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"The poisoning was believed to have been caused by lacing of three poached elephant carcasses with a poisonous chemical which (leads) to significant mortality in vultures and eagles," the government statement on social media said.
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The 23-year-old Indiana man accused of aiding his girlfriend in her attempts to kill her infant niece by lacing her bottle with pills has been sentenced to 15 years in prison, PEOPLE confirms.
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Lacing up my running shoes at the crack of dawn every weekend, I was motivated — and even somewhat comforted — by the thought of other would-be marathoners near and far doing the exact same thing.
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A lifelong runner who has completed three half-marathons, the co-anchor of ABC's 20/20 will be lacing up her running shoes to tackle 26.2 miles in the 2019 TCS New York City Marathon.
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As Adapt Fit technology filters into other sports and other shoes, that price will surely come down, and how Nike is able to harness the power of the lacing engine's sensors will continue to change.
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Seattle was one strike away from losing when Domingo Santana tied it up by lacing a 24-21 fastball from Oakland right-hander Joakim Soria (1-3) down the left field line for a double.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau showed off his sparring skills outside the political ring on Thursday, lacing up a pair of boxing gloves for a workout during a trip to New York.
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He believes that lacing his army's weapons with the infectious blood of zombies could be the secret weapon it needs to finally overtake Rick and his coalition, but of course victory won't be so straightforward.
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Miguel Angel Huidor's stage versions of Belle's blue dress include a conical bodice with ribbon lacing, a loose-sleeved blouse, and full skirts; the gold ballgown features robe a la française elbow sleeves and panniers.
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Those visions sprang from a misunderstanding of the work of the Italian astronomer Giovanni Schiaparelli, who in 1877 thought he saw long, thin lines he called canali, (channels in Italian) lacing the surface of Mars.
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At the same time, Mr. Bush accelerated programs to get inside the long supply chain of parts for North Korean missiles, lacing them with defects and weaknesses, a technique also used for years against Iran.
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If your foot remains in the shoe it will eventually tighten back down due to the auto-lacing mechanic sensing your foot is still inside, but I'm hoping you can change that behavior for rest periods.
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On Tuesday, the company announced their newest shoe, the Nike Adapt BB — a self-lacing basketball performance shoe that can be controlled by a smartphone app and continues to readjust fit as a player moves around.
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And while they're not quite as pricey as some estimates anticipated, getting your hands on a pair of Nike's new self-lacing shoes is going to cost you a pretty penny – or, rather, 72,000 of them.
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"Jive Coffee," also included on the original album, is a loping Bernstein composition that harks to Wes Montgomery, lacing subtle, Afro-Latin syncopation into a loose swing feel, but warping it into a five-beat cycle.
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After a long, tense day of guarding the Demilitarized Zone on the border of North and South Korea, what better way is there to blow off steam than by lacing up ballet shoes and practicing pliés?
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The special edition Back to the Future style Nike Mag self-lacing sneakers are all gone, but you'll soon be able to get the next best thing in the Nike HyperAdapt — if you pay the high price.
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Marty McFly, of course, and the futuristic, self-lacing sneakers he sports in Back to the Future Part II. But as the resident young'un of the bunch, Shuri also seems to be hip to real-world memes.
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The 20163-year-old fired 10 winners in the set, winning 93 percent of the points when he got his first serve into play, and eventually took the opener by lacing a backhand winner down the line.
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And it was enough that they and their coworkers spent three years trying to figure out how to take the lacing motor from the HyperAdapt 1.0 and make it smaller, lighter, stronger, and—crucially—easier to make.
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The auction was made possible through a collaboration with automatically lacing Nike Mags from "Back to the Future Part II" and a pair of Nike "Moon Shoes," which were handcrafted and designed by Nike cofounder Bill Bowerman.
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Announced today at the Nike Innovation Summit, the HyperAdapt 1.0 will be the first shoe to take advantage of Nike's adaptive lacing (self-tying) technology, which the company is touting as an entire new platform for sneakers.
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RF Domingo Santana was all that stood between St. Louis LHP Jaime Garcia and his first no-hitter, lacing a two-out single to right field in the sixth for the Brewers' only hit of the day.
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He imprinted images of their uniforms onto shirts at a show that was among the more memorable of the season thus far, and ornamented those same items with rope lacing that could have been read as lifelines.
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It is a curious take on the year of the woman, with accusations and invective lacing both men's campaigns at a time when female voters and candidates have proven to be a potent force in the electorate.
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First she turned to the Jordan 28, a 2012 Hatfield cocreation that was designed with a sizable gap in its sole; into this highway underpass, Beers figured, she could insert the lacing engine without interrupting the sneaker's silhouette.
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Only 89 pairs of the self-lacing shoes will be released to the public (likely not a coincidental nod to the year the futuristic sequel was released), portioned out to eager buyers by way of an online raffle.
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"Simply put, the experience of slipping into the shoe, pressing a button, hearing the whirr of the power-lacing engine and sensing an unparalleled fit is like stepping into a time machine," Nike wrote in a blog post.
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The star and Kourtney Kardashian's ex took to upscale sushi spot Katsuya with Kardashian West in a sheer, black top, — which also required some lacing-up at the cleavage — form-fitting shorts and a black jacket. AKM-GSI
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After three days of unflinchingly realistic scans, able for the first time to really see what I look like from all angles, I found myself eating more salads and lacing up my running shoes more frequently than normal.
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Nike did make real-life versions of the self-lacing Air Mag sneakers from Back to the Future, and the company spent years teasing the public about them, but the company never intended them for the mass market.
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I can hold down a button in the shoe's midsole, or I can use a new Nike app called Adapt, which pairs with the lacing engine via Bluetooth and lets you adjust the left and right sneakers independently.
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After teaming up with Michael J. Fox to tease us with self-lacing Nike Mags on Back To The Future day in October, Nike has finally announced a mass production shoe that will feature real-life power laces.
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Many of Austen's letters and personal papers were burned after her death, and her family's description of her as an unprepossessing but nice lady can be hard to square with the wicked sense of humor lacing her books.
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When Belle steps out of her door in a shift with too-tight sleeves and a blue dress with a slender A-line skirt and a bodice with no visible support or lacing, we know who she is.
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They make chorizo, lacing the pork sausages with achiote, and prepare tamales for steaming: savory ones with the masa velvety from chicken broth and close to custard, wrapped in plantain leaves; and sweet, buttery ones inside corn husks.
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Awesome.Save $25 and Build Your Own Pair of Self-Lacing Sneakers Using LegoBack to the Future II gave us an awesome glimpse of the future where sneakers automatically laced…Read more ReadYour browser does not support HTML25 video tag.
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When Talavera, a senior, went down to the court to tell his side what had happened, there were 113 student-managers, two graduate assistants, a strength coach and a guy from the equipment room already lacing up their sneakers.
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The odds of winning a pair of Nike's amazing self-lacing Air Mag sneakers are slim, but Virgin America's custom First Class sneakers, which turn you into a walking ad for the airline, could be a decent consolation prize.
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And nowhere is that shift more palpable than in the Victorian Era turn of the century, where women who had previously been hobbled by elaborate skirts and tight-lacing, made the shift to looser fitting garments with lighter fabrics.
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Lacing humor with black celebrity and cartoons, the artist's exhibition of paintings, felt decals, sculpture, and installation at the University of Illinois at Chicago's 400 Gallery takes aim at art history, race, taste, police brutality, gender politics, and Drake.
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When Richard Pryor was lacing his sets with the word "nigger," Bill Cosby was beginning to peddle respectability politics; he remained transcendent until the world was reminded of allegations that he had spent his career drugging and raping women.
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The sneaker's design might date back to the early '90s, but it will actually be Nike's first self-lacing shoe that can be remotely operated from the Apple Watch, or by simply telling Siri it's time to lace up.
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Granted, anytime you add tech to clothing, whether a smart shirt or self-lacing sneaker or self-raising high heel, all of those sensors and motors and wireless chips will have to go somewhere, adding some bulk to the product.
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As fun as it would be to show up anywhere wearing a pair of self-lacing sneakers, Chris, who started getting offers the moment he revealed he had won the shoes, does intend to sell them to a desperate collector.
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You may remember that the company's HyperAdapt 22, which it released in late 29, was the first truly self-lacing shoe since Nike first dreamed up the feature for Back to the Future Part II more than 215 years prior.
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After a quiet two innings by each side, Bruce got the Mets within one with one swing of the bat, lacing his third homer of the season into the right-center-field bleachers in the top of the fourth inning.
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More interesting, really, were a few garments hidden among the otherwise over-the-top hourglass excess and boudoir trousers in his last collection: a peach-colored cashmere wrap coat, a dove-gray suede dress with a bit of safari lacing.
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"When we were kids, we were obsessed with those self-lacing Nikes in 'Back to the Future Part II,' and, of course, we loved that Elliott baited E. T. with Reese's Pieces!" the Duffers, who are 35-year-old twins, said.
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It's become part of the conservative media narrative to dehumanize people who use drugs by spreading rumors about distinctly aberrant behaviors—cannibalizing people while high on bath salts or lacing marijuana with fentanyl in an attempt to kill teens, for example.
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But all it takes is about a minute to realize that the camera seems to be in love with Jaden's brand spanking new, impossible for most to get Nike Mag self-lacing sneakers, the ones inspired by Back to the Future.
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Wool coats were finished in elaborate frogging and big pearl buttons, leather combat boots studded with pearls were laced up to mid-thigh, and they were echoed by corset lacing at the waists of velvet-trim pencil-tight jersey dresses.
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Gallo has this innate ability—a tremendously tricky skill to hone—to dose his songs with humor, all the while lacing them with scathing social commentaries and a level of depth most garage rock acts never reach, let alone aim for.
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With new data in hand, Beers added sole cushioning and rejiggered the fit system so the lacing harnesses hugged less on the toes and more on the foot's midsection, and subjects reported less wear and tear on their feet after intensive workouts.
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The president on Saturday continued lacing into Pelosi, who told Democrats she felt "liberated" after ripping up a paper copy of Trump's Tuesday State of the Union speech on national television, which became one of the most talked about moments of the event.
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Recently, experts have noted a growing number of people combining fentanyl and cocaine and overdosing — but there's speculation about whether or not this is intentional, or if drug dealers are lacing drugs with fentanyl to get a new group of people into opioids.
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They all say the same thing: These shoes really do help achieve better lockdown, and the convenience of being able to set one or many pre-set lacing tightnesses and then choose to engage or disengage at will is a real benefit.
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Created in 2011 and limited to only 1,500 pairs, these sneakers are a replica of the iconic self-lacing shoe from 1989's 'Back to the Future Part II.' They're now the most valuable Nike design on the market after appreciating 1990%.
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The country singer shared a glimpse at her later-in-pregnancy reality to Instagram Sunday, posting a video that showed her husband Mike Fisher and son Isaiah Michael, 3½, taking on the task of lacing up the mom-to-be's sparkly silver sneakers.
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Trump so far has adopted a similar approach to the failed Obamacare effort, talking up the historic nature of the tax legislation and lacing it with superlatives but also again giving the impression he is not up to speed with the policy details.
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So did the conspirators' Plan B, which followed in mid-April 21987: to murder 21998,000 captured SS officers — members of the very unit that enforced the Nazis' reign of terror and ran the death camps — by lacing their bread rations with arsenic.
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Because their ready-to wear and bridal collections are shown within scant weeks of each other, an infusion of spring 2017 runway inspirations — shoulder-baring necklines, corsetry lacing and the like — has been all but inevitable in the bridal collection, she said.
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With sub two-millimeter accuracy through dozens of data points, measurements are fed into the machine learning model that accommodates every detail of every Nike silhouette down to the materials that were used, the lacing systems and other critical aspects of fit.
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Alongside the savings passed on to consumers through the online business model, Brooklinen has also taken steps to reduce overall cost by removing extra embroidery and lacing that usually comes on expensive sheets, boiling the product down to the fabric and the design.
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Within a few years, there were two instances of people either killing or attempting to kill their spouses by lacing common medicine with cyanide and then placing the laced pills back on store shelves in an effort to cover up the crime.
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He threatened to blow up the firm's Fifth Avenue office and to shoot its partners for pursuing the suit against Fox News, lacing his comments with derogatory comments about blacks, Lt. Paul Ng, a spokesman for the New York Police Department, said.
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"This president is unethical, and untethered to truth and institutional values," Mr. Comey wrote in the book, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies and Leadership," lacing his recollections of Mr. Trump's demands and conversations with brutal impressions of the president's physical appearance and mannerisms.
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But before the HyperAdapt, there was the Nike Mag, the movie-prop high-top that debuted back in 1989's Back to the Future 2 and inspired Nike's designers and engineers to work for more than two decades to make power-lacing a reality.
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For starters, the mesh shoes look to be a 2016 update of its own Disc lacing system, automating the process with the press of a button on the shoe – or via the companion app, which connects via Bluetooth, saving tightness presets and monitoring battery level.
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Nike made the announcement at a glitzy event in New York at which it also launched a series of new products including self-lacing shoes, transparent air-filled soles and soccer cleats made from a polymer that prevents mud from sticking to the sole.
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Designed by legendary sneaker designer Tinker Hatfield and Tiffany Beers, Nike's senior innovator, who's worked on the Nike Air Mag and Nike Air Yeezy, the HyperAdapt 1.0 sneakers come with an "adaptive lacing" system that automatically tightens when you slip your feet into them.
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Dirty Projectors' post-2005 work, which mostly saw Longstreth collaborating with a band, is less heavy on conceptual pretension, instead lacing his lyrics with hard to decipher beat poems of the disenchanted and fragmented half-thoughts that only cohere in the mind of one man.
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These automatically lacing Nikes are based on the pair worn by Marty McFly in the 1989 film "Back To the Future Part II." A pair was recently sold with 99 other pairs of shoes at Sotheby's rare sneaker auction in collaboration with Stadium Goods.
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Rather than reshaping the silhouette, as Dior did, designers today tend to just tinker with the visual components of the corset, like the corset-style lacing that crisscrossed Karl Lagerfeld's Chanel show, attaching jackets and dresses horizontally at the waist, or boots at the ankle.
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In 1986, Carte de Séjour drew nationwide attention when it released a mocking remake of "Douce France," a sentimental Charles Trenet song about memories of a French childhood, lacing the verses with oud and hand drum and snarling the chorus with a punk-rock rasp.
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The closure is jarring to our national psyche as Canadians: Many of us up north regard the ability to cross the world's longest undefended border right up there in importance with lacing up a pair of ice skates in the dead of the Canadian winter.
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Drug traffickers, expecting that their customers want something stronger, have started lacing fentanyl into heroin to sell a product that's simultaneously more potent and cheaper per dose — although, as we've seen, sometimes drug users aren't ready for this extra-potent product, so they overdose.
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Availability for the Adapt Huarache is expected to start on September 13, but you'll want to plan to camp out at your favorite sneaker shop well ahead of that because Nike's self-lacing shoes are still a hot commodity and not easy to track down.
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Lacing his remarks with profanities and vulgar references, Mr. Scaramucci had warned his colleagues he would fire them, threatened to kill leakers in the White House and attacked the president's chief of staff, Reince Priebus (since departed), and the chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon.
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And after 28 years of brainstorming and 11 years of R&D, after many false starts, delays, and blown deadlines, after the vanquishing of internal skepticism, after innumerable prototypes, iterations, and redesigns, Nike's automatic electronic self-lacing shoe is scheduled to ship to stores this holiday season.
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Milwaukee finally put a runner on second in the sixth inning against reliever David Phelps, and Braun tied the game at 1 by lacing an 0-2 pitch to center to score Cain, who reached base when his groundout was challenged, overturned and changed to a single.
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NEWARK — The low-profile governor's race in New Jersey shed its sleepy veneer on Tuesday night as the first general election debate quickly descended into an hourlong rumpus that was both acerbic and wonkish with the two candidates repeatedly lacing into each other's positions and personal background.
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Melissa Mark-Viverito on Thursday delivered her last State of the City address as the speaker of the New York City Council, peppering the speech with policy, Spanish and invocations of immigrant contributions — and lacing it with allusions to, but no direct mention of, President Trump.
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With the Mets ahead 25-26 thanks to Curtis Granderson's homer leading off the first, Colon — who became the oldest player to hit his first career homer earlier this season — opened the third by lacing an opposite-field double to right-center for his fourth career extra-base hit.
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When I slipped on the size-14 HyperAdapts (the shoes are unisex, so a woman needing a size 7203 would wear a HyperAdapt men's 6.5) with the much-talked-about battery and lacing mechanism embedded in its sole, I wasn’t expecting much in the way of comfort.
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We're guessing those appointments to take the futurist shoes for a stroll around the story (or home, if you're so inclined) will fill up fast... Self-lacing shoes, as we've been fantasizing about since Back to the Future II came out in 1989, are legitimately about to happen.
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The prop itself did not have an auto-lacing mechanism—in the movie, special-effects people constructed a platform, and under it several crewmembers lay on their backs and pulled a series of wires, invisible to the camera, that were attached to the shoes on Michael J. Fox's feet.
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Every HyperAdapt 1.0 might have tightened around your foot automatically, but the manufacturing process was anything but: The shoes got put together not in a footwear factory, like any other sneaker, but in the electronics factory where the lacing engine, in all its first-gen finickiness, was built.
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And they are lacing the strong economy into much of their messaging and policy plans: Mr. Trump himself sees the economy as his calling card and is monitoring fluctuations in stock market closely, and his team thinks the economy is one of their best selling points in the suburbs.
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Nike announced earlier this week that it will be releasing a new edition of the Nike Mags, its self-lacing shoes inspired by Back to the Future — but only 89 pairs, which will be raffled off (tickets cost $10), with proceeds benefiting the Michael J. Fox Foundation's research on Parkinson's disease.
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There are quite a few projects that have teased the potential for real, working hoverboards — and if we can have self-lacing Nike Mags, a Biff Tannen-esque figure in the White House, and World Series Champion Chicago Cubs, surely we can also have real, honest-to-God hoverboards... eventually.
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Even the game's set dressing and environmental storytelling paint an odd picture—houses full of soiled sheets and walls besmirched by dark footprints, as if the now-absent residents of this lonely island suffered catastrophic bladder failure before lacing up their Timberlands and embarking on a bold quest to defy gravity.
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Perhaps this is why wifi has stood out in an increasingly crowded field: He's synthesized the regionless, borderless world of the internet age from which he takes his name, while lacing it with a narcotically addictive flow and a distinct ear for melody that's allowed him to develop while others stagnate.
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Look at Vogue's recent feature, "The Best Jeans for Every Body," as another example where 22 different kinds of jeans — cropped straight; engineer-striped, wide-legged; black with side-lacing; wide-legged denim trousers; high-rise, cut-off denim; paint-splattered denim; high-waisted culottes; selvedge skinny jeans—are shown. TWENTY-TWO!
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Sure, they can offer moral support and a glass of champagne when needed, but more importantly they're there to help with all the silly minutiae, like lacing you into the corset that may or may not be a size too small and lifting up your twenty-foot train so you can finally use the restroom.
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From NFL players lacing up pink cleats and major beauty and fashion brands offering limited edition products in partnership with breast cancer charities, to community walks and runs taking place throughout the month in nearly every city across the country — it seems as though the entire country turns pink at a level that only increases each passing year.
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Here's a guide to all the different ways of lacing Sperrys by the brand itself, because, apparently, it can get complicated.)A relatively recent and modern addition, Sperry's boat shoes now come with open-cell foam Orthalite insoles, which are thin but do just enough work to keep you comfortable without losing touch with the deck (or ground).
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The special guest Kevin Hart welcomed the crowd to Moynihan Station (which happens to be an official New York Fashion Week venue) before the brand's president and C.E.O., Mark Parker, revealed what was in store: Nike's first self-lacing shoe, its latest walking-on-air technology (vapor-filled soles), anti-clog cleats — and an update to the Nike+ app.
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For a misplaced puzzle piece like Carmelo Anthony—once revered as the game's best scorer, but long steeped in tragicomic New York Knicks thwartedness—dominance abroad is an accomplishment that may be better remembered than anything done in the NBA; Anthony is now lacing up for his fourth straight Olympic jaunt with Team USA, an unprecedented figure.
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If you want to start running each morning, it's essential that you choose a simple cue (like always lacing up your sneakers before breakfast or always going for a run at the same time of day) and a clear reward (like a sense of accomplishment from recording your miles, or the endorphin rush you get from a jog).
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Last week, after the comedian Michelle Wolf was criticized for lacing into the White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders at the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner, Wendy Williams, who shoots her show in the same Chelsea building as Ms. Ray, asked the audience to clap if they thought criticizing other women's looks was wrong.
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Notwithstanding that she could tell you about her current sneaker project, but then Nike would have to kill you, Ms. Beers is being sent by the company on something of a victory lap after her successful role as the lead engineer and product manager for the self-lacing McFly, which came onto the market last year as the HyperAdapt 1.0 sneakers.
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But at the end of the day, the extremely limited number of self-lacing Mag sneakers Nike was raffling off were supporting a really great cause The shoe giant is releasing 89 pairs (a nod, it seems, to the release year of the Back to the Future sequel that inspired them), 88 were given away as part of the raffle that closed a few days back.
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Prior to his buy-out, there were no bids, either, on 22018 and 211.5 versions of Nike's limited-edition Back to the Future-inspired sneakers — the latter of which comes with self-lacing technology and created a memorable delirium upon its release just three years ago, if you can remember that far back, and which should supposedly sell for somewhere between $22018,226 and $2000,250.
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One can imagine it being debated, phrase by well-turned phrase, over endless cups of Coorg kaphi, with the aromas of bidis and State Express 555s lacing the air, until another steamy dawn arrives over the Maidan and everyone stumbles out into the brief damp cool of morning, wondering what all that was really about, while the Hooghly River groans on like syrup to the bay.
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I'm convinced televised golf is just a government ruse to keep dads quiet and docile—cheaper and less dangerous than lacing their water supplies with bromide, and if you hit a dad with a golf tournament and then an F1 qualifier on the same day, he will basically be quiet and pliant for up to and including a week—and so by extension it is exceptionally uncool.
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And in numbers like the one below, we get a glimpse of Simon's tongue-in-cheek but ever-present warmth toward his characters: Toward the end of his career, Simon wrote a string of loosely autobiographical plays in which he turned away from the more overtly comedic and began lacing his familiar family dysfunction and portraits of odd bedfellows with real conflict, drama, and even pain.
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He used it as a backdrop for a collection of wide trousers and tidy suits that alluded to '80s Punk and New Wave, as though adding grommets and D-rings, metallic staples or Frankenstein lacing to a garment automatically renders the wearer as cool as Arto Lindsay of DNA, say, or the '80s filmmaker Amos Poe, or James White, the lead singer of James White and the Blacks.
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But she faces a challenge from candidates like Ms. Warren, who used the California convention to send a message of her own re-emergence, by holding the Friday rally in Oakland; buying a billboard in San Francisco calling to "break up big tech"; stuffing the convention hall with sign-wavers on Saturday; and lacing her stump speech with new lines that appeared aimed at Mr. Biden's talk of working with Republicans.
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Though much is being made this week of an athlete-studded event in New York to reveal Nike's uniforms for this year's United States Summer Olympic team as well as the company's first self-lacing shoe, the HyperAdapt 1.0,and the Air Vapor Max Flyknit — a fusion of Flyknit and the Air sole with no foam or rubber in between — among other new products, sports and sneaker culture are only part of the story.
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"She is wearing the customary bodice of an elite woman of the period, but the front-lacing of her gown has been loosened, and her hands seem to be resting on her stomach, a detail that is more explicit in the full-length depiction of her in the family group," Ms. Hearn said, adding that women of this period probably simply adapted their clothes to accommodate their pregnancies, rather than having specific garments made.
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The collection, which was compiled in conjunction with Stadium Goods, featured 100 of the world's rarest shoes, including the automatically lacing Nadal resigned as CEO and chairman of He is now the CEO ofRead more: Sotheby's is auctioning off some of the rarest sneakers ever made, and some could go for more than $100,000An avid car collector, Nadal plans to display his newly acquired pairs of shoes in his private Dare to Dream Automobile Museum in Canada, the Sotheby's press release said.
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Nike has finally announced when it will begin selling its self-lacing sneakers inspired by the shoes worn by Michael J. Fox in Back to The Future II. According to a tweet from the company's Heidi Burgett, the HyperAdapt 1.0 will be available for "experience & purchase" starting on the 28th of November, but only in select Nike locations in the US. Pricing is still unknown, but expect a "high price tag," according to a Wired feature on the shoe's development.
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There is an awkwardness to the forms and a sense of angst lacing the poses, which subvert and complicate the imagery: "Figura seduta" ("Seated Figure," 1944) grips her hair and crosses her legs tightly, protectively, together; the kneeling "Piccola figura" ("Small Figure," 133–44) clutches her chest and belly as she arches her body back — awestruck, defeated, or emotionally overwhelmed; the hands of "Piccolo nudo" ("Kneeling Nude," 1945) are pulled behind her back as her body bends forward, like a prisoner of a death squad.
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For many of the yoga instructors, DJs, and promoters leading this growing movement, lacing your downward dogs with heady electronic bleeps is bound to make you become a safer raver, or at the very least, encourage you to embrace a more health-conscious lifestyle "I think [music] is a perfectly good way to introduce yoga to folks who might not otherwise have found it, because they'll be [practicing yoga] within the context of their favorite DJ," says Elena Brower, a yoga teacher who taught a class at Burning Man last year, soundtracked by trance legends Above and Beyond.
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