


Dropping in Jan 2010.
NEW YORK -- Former New York Giants receiver Plaxico Burress pleaded guilty Thursday to a weapons charge and agreed to a two-year prison term for accidentally shooting himself at a Manhattan nightclub.
Burress pleaded guilty to one count of attempted criminal possession of a weapon, a lesser charge than he initially faced. Under a plea agreement, he agreed to a two-year prison sentence and two years of supervised release.
The second Air Jordan DMP 60+ pack, the Orlando Air Jordan Retro VII DMP, is set to officially release tomorrow, August 15th. The Air Jordan Retro VII DMP 60+ Pack is inspired by Michael Jordan's 64 point outburst against the Orlando Magic in 1996. The Air Jordan Retro VII DMP 60+ Pack features an Orlando Magic inspired Air Jordan Retro VII and the Black/Red Air Jordan Retro VII that MJ wore that season.
The Orlando Air Jordan Retro VII features a White leather upper with Black and Blue accents. The Blue hits in the midsole feature a crackled print and the tongue features a pinstripe design that links back to the old Orlando Magic Black/White pinstriped uniforms.
The Black/Red Air Jordan Retro VII is a retro of the Black/Red aka "Raptor" Air Jordan Retro VII. A little different than the last retro and a little close to the OG, the Black/Red Air Jordan Retro VII 60+ features a Light Grey/Black nubuck upper instead of the full Black upper. Everything else, the Red/Purple/Orange accents, remains in tact.
The Air Jordan Retro VII (7) DMP Orlando 60+ Pack is set to release August 15th for a retail of $310.
If you live in the United States or Canada, chances are you have cocaine in your wallet.
Nearly nine out of ten bills circulating in the U.S. and its northern neighbor are tainted with cocaine, according to what's being called the most definitive research to date on the subject.