D Rose 4

After a devastating injury where Derrick Rose suffered a torn ACL and was left sidelined for the entire 2012-13 season, the Chicago Bulls point guard has been on the road to recovery and has since felt a sense of obligation to make up for lost court time. With his fans and city in mind, Rose recently toured the globe during off-season to give his fans in anticipation a little preview of what they can expect in the upcoming season, and to announce his all new professional signature model from adidas – the D Rose 4. Joined by Rob Lee, VP of design for adidas US, along with Rose, we are given some insights to the changes that were made to the newly released model and how the D Rose 4 reflects Rose`s personality and style of play. Click the play button above to hear what future goals the Chi-Town native wishes to achieve.

Derrick Rose speaks on the Adidas D Rose 4 and the upcoming season: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzzFxUEq7AI#t=171

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Tesla Model S

Tesla Model S

The Tesla Model S started production in 2012. Tesla offers a full-size electric sedan. According to the EPA the optional 85 kWh model has a range of 265 miles— giving the Model S the greatest range of any electric vehicle available on the market. If you opt for the performance battery you can expect even more range and a max of 416 hp and 443 ft-lb of torque.

To see the full spec and features visit: http://www.teslamotors.com/models/features 

Beck's beer labels become a canvas for art

Beck's Beer, the most popular German beer brand in the world and longtime friend of the arts, has unveiled the six original pieces of artwork that will comprise the 2013 Beck's Art Labels project. Each year, Beck's selects six artists, from different disciplines, to design original creative work to live on Beck's beer labels. Dedicated to supporting up-and-coming artistic talent, Beck's will display these designs on 13.2 million labels.

The 2013 Beck's Art Labels lineup includes:

• Actor and musician Kid Cudi


• Fashion designer and entrepreneur Marc Eckō


• Artist and musician Willis Earl Beal


• Multi-medium artists The Date Farmers


• Interactive digital duo TM Sisters


• Photographer William Hundley

Check out the video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fFBQQG7rq4

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Kanye West Rips the Crotch of His Custom Pants During Yeezus Tour Performance

Kanye West had a pretty embarrassing wardrobe malfunction during his first Yeezus Tour performance in Seattle on Saturday. With all the changing of outfits and crazy merch that Kanye was selling, we almost didn't realize he completely split the crotch of his custom pants during one of his performances. But he was so into the opening night of the "Yeezus Tour" that he didn't let a little peep-show slow him down.

Maybe it was the studded mask that blurred Kanye's vision, but he continued to rock the stage even while at risk of his junk flailing out for the audience to see. Kanye was literally balling so hard that his pants couldn't contain all of his steez. Luckily, he had a couple outfits to slip into before it all fell down.

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Top 5 jobs for recent college grads

#5 — Agriculture and Natural Resources

Relatively strong unemployment and starting salary numbers make agriculture and natural resources an above average choice.

Unemployment: 6.1%

Starting Salary: $33,000

Majors Include: Animal Sciences, Plant Sciences, Natural Resources Management

#4 — Education

Armed with an education degree, the student becomes the teacher — and with low unemployment, likely soon.

Unemployment: 5.7%

Starting Salary: $33,000

Majors Include: General Education, Elementary Education, Arts and Music Education

#3 — Recreation

Although recreation students won't make the most money coming out of school, the low unemployment will make for an easy transition to the working world.

Unemployment: 5.2%

Starting Salary: $29,000

Majors Include: Physical Fitness, Parks and Recreation

#2 — Engineering

By far the highest starting salary of any field, engineering majors may have a little trouble finding a job, but the money more than makes up for it.

Unemployment: 7.4%

Starting Salary: $54,000

Majors Include: Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering

#1 — Health

While not the field with the highest salary or the lowest unemployment, the health industry gives recent graduates the best chance to get hired and paid well.

Unemployment: 6.1%

Starting Salary: $43,000

Majors Include: Medical and Health Services, Nursing, Pharmaceutical Sciences and Administration

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