Hammer Screwdriver Combination Tool

This four-in-one hammer with three removable screwdrivers (a large phillips head and two small flat-blades)

Hammer Screwdriver Combination Tool
$20.00 – Purchase: HERE.

Dot by Kogeto

press play and drag the video with your mouse

Capture 360 panoramic video, and then download the free Looker app and watch your videos on your iPhone by swiping your screen to virtually spin around, or click and drag your mouse to view on your desktop.

Kogeto
$79 – Purchase: HERE.

Stealthvape

Portable vaporizer that can vaporize any materials that require any heat to activate. Maybe some greens?

Stealthvape
$99 – Purchase: HERE.

JUST IN CASE

JUST IN CASE – the world is about to end, here’s a mini kit so you can survive the extra minutes if the world blows.

JUST IN CASE
$TBA- Purchase: HERE.

Mute Watch

The watch lights up with a cool built in motion sensor, so you can swipe thru the menu like an iphone.

Mute Watch
$259- Purchase: HERE.

Joey Roth x Shwood Compass

A simple man made compass made out of laminated Maple and East Indian Rosewood.

Joey Roth
$75- Purchase: HERE.

On to the next …It’s been some weird timing with round one and two overlapping each other on the weekend plus with our site under renovations. However, back on the grind and the battle of attrition continues in the NBA.

Quick notes on eliminated teams going bye-bye for the summer.

WEST:

The Thunderous Takeover?
Los Angeles Lakers: Steve Blake hit timely threes, Pau Gasol remembered he was seven feet tall, and David Stern mathematically gave the Lakers a bit of a break for the Chris Paul ordeal. No doubt to me Denver wins game seven with no World Peace playing. But sure enough, in true Lakers fashion, they took care of business and are exactly where we all thought they would be.

Oklahoma City Thunder: James Harden is threatening KD’s MVP chances for the next decade with the way he is playing. The best word I thought to describe him; he’s a neutralizer. No matter how hot or cold KD and Westbrook are, he’s always there to settle down the waves. Pending how well Sessions plays, they have to lay off using Derek Fisher, it’s comical at this point how much he’s slowed down, watching him run around for rotations cracks me up every time.

Matchup: In their regular season matchups, OKC showed no fear against the mighty Lakers, summed up by one of Kobe’s post-game remarks, “that used to be us”, referring to their youth and hunger. I like OKC to take this series, but with a big purple asterisk. I don’t know why, but there is something weird about the feel of this year’s playoffs and if this series is tied 2-2, the experience and aura of LA could kick in. Relating to the early Jordan years, the Lakers are the equivalent of the Detroit Pistons for OKC, but at some point, the torch must be passed. Basketball wise, the Thunder should take this series, they actually match up well against them as oppose to the Spurs, but I can’t nor have I heard a valid case for LA to win, even from die hard Lakers fans.

San Antonio Spurs: Much better matchup for the Spurs who seem like they would prefer playing an uptempo game, and not have to deal with the girth of big men that would have been presented playing against the Grizzlies.

Matchup: To me, the Clipps best lineup is Chris Paul, Blake Griffin, Nick Young, Kenyon Martin and Eric Bledsoe. Bledsoe is bringing the same type of energy that Avery Bradley has injected into Boston’s rotation. Typically the Spurs advantage against any team would be their depth, but with the Clipps bench, that may be a wash at this point. Luckily for everyone watching, it may come down to Chris Paul and Tony Parker at the end of the game. I watched all their regular season matchups and it would be foolish for Paul to even say he won those nights. Parker has been on such a roll, it’s crazy to think he’s only 26, seems like he’s been in the league forever already. I have almost given the Clipps too much love this year, but with them pulling off my round one pick of beating Memphis in 7, i’ll give them two games here setting a heavyweight bout between the Spurs and Thunder.

Prediction: Spurs in 6

EAST:

Boston Celtics: I have thoroughly enjoyed how seamless Brandon Bass has fitted into this team. The best part about him is that he knows what he’s capable of; he’ll catch the ball at fifteen feet and take the J, unlike Big Baby, who would crash into the land of trees hoping for a foul or to not get blocked. Bass has to love the fact he gets baby fed every bucket by Rajon Rondo.

Matchup: I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again, I am going along with what may be the last legitimate ride for Boston. I have loved the way they’re playing, especially on defense, and Doc’s late game plays that he draws up are second to none. After getting a dose of game 1, this will definitely be a tough matchup for them, the combo of Jrue Holiday/Evan Turner/Lou Williams definitely present a problem with their cuts to the basket, meanwhile Spencer Hawes has been playing the best ball of his career. Philly plays very disciplined ball under Doug Collins and I don’t expect any game to be won by more than five.

Prediction: Celtics in 6

Miami Heat: As of now, Bosh is out “day-to-day” with an abdominal strain, which could mean anywhere between about ten days to three weeks. This doesn’t affect their chances in this series, but more in their meeting with Boston with KG playing so well. Another aspect of the injury is the weight placed on Lebron, Dwayne and most importantly Erik Spolestra. Last year, Spolestra rode his two stars so much that they were drained by the time they met the Mavs. Dwayne obviously needs more time to recoup than he did when he was younger, and asking them to play the entire second half of game one except for about three minutes can prove costly as they move along. I tweeted the other day (@robBcool09) that whether or not you like him, you have to try and enjoy Lebron James while he’s here. He’s a special player with a perfect mix of skill and size, and can’t take for granted how hard it is to win MVP three out of four years. Also has to be noted, in a year where every other player is dropping like a fly, Lebron hasn’t flinched an inch.

Matchup: With Bosh hurt, Roy Hibbert and Doug West have to force the issue. I didn’t like how much Hibbert sat in the second half of the first game, the Pacers have to make the Heat concerned of the low post game and draw double teams to have a chance. That then opens things up for Paul George, Danny Granger and George Hill, who is key to win the matchup with Mario Chalmers. But in the end, all their efforts would be more so to give Miami a fight, Lebron and Dwayne will be too much to handle and too difficult to beat four times.

Prediction: Heat in 5