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Released last Tuesday to record stores and online retailers, Buckshot and 9th Wonder's latest collaborative full-length can be summed up in a single word: Crazy. As for precisely what flavor of insanity to expect on the album, the latest single off the project should give fans a little bit of an idea. Coming on the heels of previously features Stop Rapping, What I Gotta Say and Shorty Left, this cut continues the theme of stark, sampled beats and rugged rhymes, with the Brooklyn rhymesayer touting his underground cred and his criminal proclivities ("I'll be in all-black tonight in your apartment," he menaces on the front.) over his partner's chopped and looped keys. Like what you're hearing? More crazy sh*t awaits on The Solution, available now in stores and online. Watch for this page to be updated with the record's official visuals on Monday, November 19.
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Following yesterday's official release of iOS 6, users all over the globe have continued to register complaints about Apple's new Maps application, the first in five years to discontinue use of maps and points of interest databases assembled by Google. As noted by iLounge editors, Maps now fails to properly route users to the nearest possible correct results, instead making seemingly random or logically tortured guesses as to which "Main Street" is being searched for, offering directions to Australia rather than America, and sometimes presents disfigured 2-D and 3-D renderings of cities.
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What first party software from Apple has actually been a bonafide hit on iOS devices? I look at my device and there are a lot of 3rd party apps that I've installed because the Apple ones were so bad, and the only reason I continue to use their Music and Video apps is 3rd party solutions don't sync play data back to iTunes and mess up my smartlist management.
I think it's time they stop being so focused on making a whole new OS every year and just make a good OS that actually works as expected.
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I would disagree that apple 1st party apps tend to bad just simple. They figure to leave the more complicated features to app developers which is fine by me. are there some bad one's. Yeah but Apple's track record isn't tainted by any means. Especially since you have to count stuff like phone app, contacts, calendars as first party apps. iMessage isn't bad either.
iOS on a whole does run pretty well it's the apps and their features people seem to have issues with. You have to remember Apple employs a lot of people so it's not like they are necessarily pulling OS developers to concentrate on Maps.
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Maybe they should have pulled developers to work on this. This is an embarrassment. For a company that promotes itself as providing products that "just work", and accuses others (i.e. Google and Microsoft) of beta testing products on users, this is a huge black eye for them.
If they come out and say "this is just a beta, give us time", then they can't claim moral superiority anymore over competing brands. And since alot of people, me included, rely on Maps and turn by turn directions, i'd be furious if I had installed ios 6 over a MUCH better performing IOS 5 maps application.
Posted by Jeff on September 20, 2012 at 7:01 PM (CDT)
I live in the UK and used to use Maps a lot to see where customers and sites were, no chance now!
The updated app is next to useless for me.
There are many towns and cities missing or in the wrong place.
And the level of detail on imaging has dropped dramatically, where i work I have gone from seeing car level detail to a green blur!
No way would I trust the routes on this app yet.
I have had to start using GoogleMaps and the Googleearth app depending what I am doing.
Hopefully its a short term hiccup due to poor testing by a developer!!
Its a real shame as I think iOS6 on the whole has some great new features.
Posted by Cyberman in nr Heathrow, London on September 21, 2012 at 5:52 AM (CDT)
C'mon people. Just reinstall google maps. That simple
Posted by Fred on September 22, 2012 at 3:02 PM (CDT)
@5: Wow, more visitors from parallel universes, will wonders never cease….
Fred, not sure what particular version of the universe you're from, but in our universe there is no Google Maps app, and, technically, never was. There was a bundled app with past iOS versions that used Google's mapping tech to work and now it has been swapped out in iOS 6 for an Apple tech based one that is, to put it mildly, flawed.
So, no, for us it isn't that simple as there is no such app and who knows if/when there will be such an app.
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TORONTO -- Chad Owens danced onstage with his young son while Jalil Carter rode shirtless in the back of a pickup truck sipping from a coffee cup, and Adriano Belli planted a smooch on Toronto's embattled mayor.
Cornerback Evan McCollough arrived late, running to catch up to the parade at Yonge Street.
The Argonauts and their fans celebrated a rare treat Tuesday -- a championship party in their own backyard.
And all the crazy antics culminated with the common refrain of "Repeat!" from a CFL team and its fans that could certainly get used to winning.
"All the ups, the downs, the stretches we went through, when we lost five out of six games, just knowing that we stuck together, persevered through and never lost sight of our dream and our goal and we made it through," said Owens, the wide receiver who won the league's Most Outstanding Player award this season.
"It's so special. The 100th Grey Cup. In our city. Never going to forget that."
The Argonauts paraded the venerable trophy through downtown Toronto, arriving at Nathan Phillips Square to a festive lunchtime crowd of several thousand to celebrate Sunday's 35-22 victory over the Calgary Stampeders in the 100th Grey Cup.
Fans clad in jerseys and tuques in the Argos' double blue lined the streets and packed into the square, bouncing up and down to the blaring pop music. Some blew on horns, others waved Argos flags or white towels in celebration of the team's first championship since 2004.
"This is awesome," said quarterback Ricky Ray. "It feels like a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Not everybody gets to win the Grey Cup and experience where we got to today, and just to come here and share it with our fans is awesome."
The fans and players came ready to party. Carter, a rookie defensive back, danced shirtless atop a truck despite the numbing 3 C temperature, hollering at fans, "Man, it's hot out!"
One fan hollered back, about the cup he clutched: "Carter, what's in your cup?"
It was the first championship celebration in Toronto since the Argos won the Grey Cup in 2004 and will be a shot in the arm for the city's long-suffering sports fans.
Canada's largest sports market has been its most underachieving. Baseball's Blue Jays haven't won a title since 1993, hockey's Maple Leafs have been shut out since 1967 and basketball's Raptors and soccer's Toronto FC haven't even come close.
"This is what you work for, this is what these guys put all their hours in for, and to have it in your own city, it doesn't get any better than that," said rookie head coach Scott Milanovich.
The Argonauts seemed destined to break Toronto's sports curse since the beginning of the CFL season when they acquired Ray in a blockbuster trade with the Edmonton Eskimos, announcing they were serious about playing for the Cup in their hometown.
"When you take a job, you've got two or three years to do it or they fire you," said general manager Jim Barker. "We were fortunate. Things fell our way, we were able to make some deals, we were able to sign some players... things just kind of fell into place."
The players danced onto the Nathan Phillips Square stage one by one -- Owens, preceded by his nine-year-old son Chad Jr. The crowd exploded when defensive captain Jordan Younger hoisted the Grey Cup aloft.
Mayor Rob Ford, wearing an Argos jersey with No. 1 on the front, didn't get nearly as much love, despite declaring it "Toronto Argonauts Day."
"This is what you call a dream come true, folks. We said they could do it and they did it," said Ford, who was greeted with a mix of boos and cheers one day after a judge ordered him removed from office in 14 days on conflict-of-interest charges.
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Since they were small children, the young Prince of Sable and Richard, the prince of the Custard Kingdom, were rivals in fencing. However, Richard always bested the prince of Sable, who dreamed to beat him some day. One day, word reaches that the Croakian Army, led by Lord Delarin, invaded the peaceful Mille-Feuille Kingdom and abducted Princess Tiramisu. Richard immediately sets out to save the kingdom, followed by the Prince of Sable. With that, an adventure begins to save the Mille-Feuille Kingdom and Princess Tiramisu.And frogs. A lot of frogs.For The Frog The Bell Tolls (original title: Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru) is an action-adventure/RPG hybrid for the Game Boy, developed by Nintendo. It was influenced by their own The Legend of Zelda series, which inherited some elements of this game. The later released The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening shares an engine with it and has a cameo by Prince Richard in a house full of frogs and the even later released Super Mario RPG had a cameo by Prince Richard in frog form as an early non-boss enemy in the Japanese version (he's named Frogog in the translation). Since then, For the Frog the Bell Tolls hasn't gotten much acknowledgment by Nintendo, but Dr. Arewo Stein managed to appear as a recurring NPC in Wario Land 4, and there is a sticker of the Prince of Sable in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. In Super Smash Bros. For Wii U/3DS, the Prince of Sable appears as an Assist Trophy.The game never got a release in America or Europe, but a complete fan translation exists.
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San Antonio, TX (Sports Network) - Kenyon McNeail poured in 34 points off the bench to lead the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs to a 73-71 triumph over the Texas- San Antonio Roadrunners in a Western Athletic Conference bout at the Convocation Center.
McNeail hit 9-of-15 shots from 3-point range and scored 20 of his game-high point total in the second half including the game-winning 3-pointer with 19 seconds remaining. Louisiana Tech (14-3, 5-0 WAC) also got 10 points from Chris Anderson. The Bulldogs have won six of their last seven.
Kannon Burrage scored 29 points, Jordan Sims added 16 and Hyjii Thomas chipped in 14 for UTSA (4-12, 0-6) which has lost six straight.
The Roadrunners managed to earn a 36-35 lead at halftime by shooting 46.2 percent form the field while holding Louisiana Tech to 39.4 percent.
Jordan Sims' 3-pointer with a little more than a minute remaining had UTSA ahead 71-68. McNeail hit a pair of free throws on the next possession and then hit the game-winner off a Burrage turnover. The Roadrunners had a chance to tie or win the game in the final seconds but Thomas' 3-point attempt at the buzzer was off the mark.
UTSA lost despite doubling up Louisiana Tech on points from the free throw line (20-10).
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I'm more and more coming down on the side that this deal should happen.
I actually wrote a lengthy piece about this port take-over and why I think it should happen – but I've decided to actually try to sell it and make some money, so you'll have to wait to read it!
Suffice to say, I'm reading enough now to realize that yes, the UAE are our allies, yes, they've been supportive and helpful to our troops and our nation in the War on Terror, yes, past and present presidents and Secy's of State (who should, I think, know a good deal more about the place than I) believe they are trustworthy and yes, it makes sense that a nation which is economically invested in our country is unlikely to wish to see our economy destabalized through terrorism.
And besides, they've been working here without a problem for years.
Besides the Middle Eastern nation's company whose U.S. port business is causing political headaches for the Bush administration, other companies associated with the Muslim country have been at work in Houston for a while, without any known misgivings about port security or terrorism.
There was little to no public attention paid in January when UAE investment company Istithmar bought Inchcape Shipping Services, the world's largest private shipping manager, which has a longtime presence in Houston.
Michelle Malkin notes that the White House is walking it back a bit and notes some face-saving by Karl Rove. But I suspect that there is going to be a need for face-saving all over the place, as I heard a radio clip yesterday wherein Hillary Clinton was moderating her tone and suggesting that the thing wasn't dead, after all.
The Republican and Democrat members of congress who were so quick to jump on this one seem now to be backing off, and I think the murmurs of "we'll have to take our time, look at everything" are all part and parcel of the same WH walkback. Once everyone has their face-saving talking points in place, once those who were immediately opposed have a chance to say, "well it's changed a bit, we've modified it and shaken our finger at Bush, so it's not the terrible plan it once was," and they get a chance to criticize how the Bush WH handled the story itself (and it will be deserved criticism), then the thing will go through and all will be quiet, except on the blogs…because we never shut up!
At least I think that's what will happen. And Buster will have been right.
Frank Martin at Varifrank has an excellent piece up which explores all the "what if's" and "maybe's" and all the unintended consequences that might arise from denying this deal. Worth considering. Strategypage has more in support of the deal and a strong defense of the UAE, and he goes after Michelle pretty hard. He also makes the point that UAE is one Arab country where religious freedom is the rule, and that the UAE helped us to find one of the USS COLE fiends.
Rick Moran is, like Michelle, really angry and resolute, still.
AJ is fired up on the other side of it. Jack Kelly is unhappy, too.
We cannot win the war on terror if we treat our friends as if they were enemies. In the Arab world, we have no better friend than the United Arab Emirates. There are Islamists in the UAE (as there are in Toledo), but not in the management of Dubai Ports World, whose security record is exemplary.
Opposition to the sale is driven by ignorance and prejudice. People in the know, like Joint Chiefs Chairman Peter Pace and former CENTCOM commander Tommy Franks, know there is no security problem.
Passions run high at times like this, and it is useful and healthy for all of us to be debating, but I hope things don't get out of hand.
I've never called anyone a racist or an "Islamophobe" for the stands they've taken, and I am sorry to see AJ use the term "Ayrab-phobes." It's not helpful. I've never said that the folks who are against the deal do not have valid points, and I happen to think that those of us who are coming around to it have valid points, as well. I hope that in disagreeing we in the blogosphere will not stoop to invective and name-calling and uncivil comportment between blogs. There was no call for it in the Harriet Miers discussion, and there is no call for it now.
But I must say, whoever said conservatives were monolithic and automatonic yes-bots to Bush was out of his freaking mind!
Speaking of unmonolithic, Bernard Higgins has the con to my pro! And Gateway Pundit is a pro to his con!
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She was born July 5, 1923, near McClure, Ill., daughter of Leo Kerley and Ida Virginia Miller. She was married to Joseph C. Sanders Feb. 4, 1949.
Lillian worked as a secretary for Illmo-Fornfelt High School from 1954 to 1965, and retired from Cape Grain Co. in 1974 where she was a bookkeeper. She was a member of Eisleben Lutheran Church 75 years. She was also a breast cancer survivor.
Survivors include her husband, J.C. Sanders of Scott City; a daughter, Lillian (Erv) Markhart of Hayden, Idaho; and a son, Don (Terry) Sanders of Scott City. Grandchildren include Lori (Doug) Robert and Mark Morrill of Scott City, Susan (Matthew) Broadhurst of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, Chris Morrill of Bartlett, Tenn., Sarah (Jeremy) Pruden of Scott City, Neil (Angie) Sanders of Smithville, Mo., and Lisa (Shawn) Sanford of Scott City. Great-grandchildren include Landon and Lyndsie Robert, Lance and Trent Pruden, Joseph and Megan Sanders, Aleah Morrill, Isabella Markhart and Jackson Broadhurst.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Leo Kerley and Ida Virginia Miller.
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