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In an article entitled "AT&T rolls out monstrous 30GB, 40GB, and 50GB shared data tiers starting at $300 monthly," The Verge described several new shared data plans that start at $300/month (with unlimited talk and text included on all tiers). That's right: $300 a month.
A good thing these aren't consumer plans. They're for small businesses.
AT&T's own press release on the subject begins with the words "AT&T is helping businesses 'raise the productivity bar' with expanded choices of shared data plans." (Their consumer-grade plans start at 1GB for $40 and go up to 20GB for $200.)
Other folks have picked up on the story -- e.g., the broadband-watchdog site Stop the Cap, which claimed that moves like this would be a major disservice to rural customers. "A family watching Netflix consuming 45GB of usage on AT&T's DSL service pay as little as $15 a month for broadband," wrote Stop The Cap's Philip Dampier.
"With AT&T's wireless Internet service, that same family will spend a prohibitive $500 a month." (They wrote before, critically, about how they claim AT&T's solution to broadband access for people in rural areas is ostensibly going to be wireless.)
The problem of high-speed internet access for people in underdeveloped areas isn't a trivial one. But it doesn't help anyone to conflate too many issues.
First: Business and consumer plans exist separately for a reason.
Granted, consumer demand for mobile data is going nowhere but up. What was a "business-grade" plan five years ago is well within the realm of what a "consumer-grade" plan is now. But that also needs to be tempered with realism: if you only have or can afford 2GB of mobile data, it makes sense to confine your high-consumption behavior to home Wi-Fi connections or hotspots. Businesses want and need constant, uninterrupted service. Consumers want that too, but it's going to be hard to convince providers to give it to them at less cost without giving up something.
That said, AT&T also provides tools for managing data use on the plan, such as alerts when certain usage thresholds are met (65 percent, 90 percent and 100 percent). That way, at least if you wind up making short work of your monthly allotment, you'll know about it.
What about the possibility of offering exclusive bandwidth deals for certain high-traffic providers -- for instance, paying another $5 a month to allow your AT&T consumer wireless account to stream all traffic from Netflix without a cap? There's a part of me that balks at the idea: It sounds too much like preferential treatment (shilling for "net non-neutrality") for my taste. But it might be one of the few other ways to deal with the problem that consumers might actually spring for, barring buying a full-blown business plan or an "unlimited" data plan.
Second: "Unlimited" data never will be, and never was to begin with.
Many of the folks who read announcements like this usually take a moment to lament the death of the unlimited mobile data plan. I was one of those people myself, until I realized what we call an unlimited plan isn't what, say, T-Mobile calls unlimited. "Unlimited" anything plans never are -- they're just plans designed to encompass everything but the 99th percentile of usage. The limits do exist, but are typically set high enough that most people never blunder into them -- and when they do, the usual response is to throttle the connection temporarily.
I ran into a variation of this with my Web hosting company, where I keep a blog on an account that has "unlimited" bandwidth and storage. (I use about 2.2 GB of bandwidth a month and about 2.6 GB of disk space.) The other month I got a notice from them that the inode usage on my account, set to a soft limit of 300,000 for any given account on my tier, was tipping the scale at 456,078 inodes. Turned out a mail account on my system somewhere had become a target for spammers, and some ungodly number of spam messages were accumulating in a folder I never poked my nose in. I cleaned out the folder and deleted the account for good measure (it wasn't like I was using it, anyway), and the warnings went away.
But the whole experience reinforced something I'd suspected all along: what is called and sold as "unlimited" never is, and in a practical sense simply can't be. A better way to advertise this sort of thing would be "soft-limit" -- you don't hit a wall, but it's more like you start slogging through molasses.
Now, given a choice between hard limits and soft limits, I'll take the latter. It's nice to not have a door slammed in your face (or on your foot). But soft limits are still limits, and the throttling that takes place in such circumstances makes them that much less useful for video-on-the-go or other latency- and bandwidth-sensitive things.
There's also evidence that unlimited usage plans may not really make that much of a difference in terms of consumer habits anyway. Last year, Validas (a wireless analytics company) crunched some numbers and found that the differences in usage patterns between limited and unlimited plans were not that profound -- that the "unlimited" users were using, at most, about 25 percent more data than their tiered counterparts. This same study has also been cast as an argument against throttling: If there's no real difference, why impose a cap in the first place? My take is that it makes the overall costs of the system manageable for everyone. Without some form of segmentation of usage, it becomes unwieldy in the long run to give everyone a one-size-fits-all deal.
I don't think tiered plans and segmentation are going away, especially not on the business side of things. They provide a convenient way for a company (or a family) to aggregate the cost of their bandwidth into one bill. But I also don't think pressure to keep unlimited plans in some form is going to vanish, either -- even if what is offered through them is entirely symbolic.


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Kaufman said the plane - owned by National Airlines, an Orlando, Florida-based subsidiary of National Air Cargo - was carrying vehicles and other cargo.
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How Close Was The Racing At The Parker Store Western World? There Are Two Sprint Cars In This Shot
Often when you go to a race there seems to be only a handful of drivers that have a real chance of winning, pre-race favorites, guys on the inside track; this seems to be the case at many of the bigger races. Many will show up to try but the fact is that only a few really have a chance to win.
Such was the case with the 2007 running of the Parker Store 360 Western World held at Manzanita Speedway in Phoenix, Arizona. The pits were filled with 52 of some of the best non-wing 360 sprinters in the country. Walking through the pits it was obvious that the cars that showed up were the cream of the crop and the drivers were some of the best talent in the country. But conversations in the pits revealed the "in-the-know" crowd was saying that of the pre-race favorites there were only a few drivers who had a real chance at winning this race which was spread out over two days.
Jeremy Sherman is always a threat at Manzanita in what ever he happens to be sitting in. Cory Kruesman, a two-time winner of this event, was a favorite. He was again teamed up with chassis builder Dave Ellis. Ellis had come to the Western with a double-barrel load of talent and the other barrel was filled with Ricky Stenhouse. Charles Davis Jr. was a threat to win as was Jerry Coons Jr. who had just won the USAC Midget title for the second year in a row. Jerry was hot and he has the talent to drive to the front. These five guys were the favorites to win the two-day event. This is not to say that the rest of the field was running for Sixth place, it just seemed the winner would come from one of these five racers. That was the underlying gut feeling that many in attendance had about the outcome of the race.
The racers were not going to have to qualify but they would have to race into the feature. There were going to be 12 heat races, two consolation races and one main event each night. The fans were going to get their money's worth of racing. The track was going to take a beating and the main event would most likely be a dry slick track. It was going to be two great days of racing.
As the first night of racing moved ever closer to the main event it became clear that the format was taking a toll on the track as the drivers were forced to try many different lines to find traction and the racing line was moving ever closer to the outside wall as the heat races clicked off. This condition would change by the main event.
Some drivers had some really bad luck trying to qualify. Chad Boat had secured a transfer spot into the main but as his car crossed the start/finish line the engine made a very expensive sound and he had to pull off the racing surface. The engine had dropped a valve and that ended Chad's Friday night. He would be forced to reload and try again Saturday. Chris Bonneau caught a rut and bicycled over hard entering turn one and proceeded to show the crowd the bottom of his car at least three, maybe four, times as the car barrel rolled to a stop next to the fence. Chris walked away and will race another day, but he did some real damage to his car.
After the heats and the consolation races, the five drivers who had been the pre-race favorites were all in the main event. The action started on the first lap of the main as Ricky Stenhouse passed Sherman going into turn one on the first lap but he could not hold the position. He then tried to use his car to knock down the fence, he was done for the weekend, and unhurt, but the car was totaled. After the yellow, Jeremy Sherman retook the lead and proceeded to walk away from the rest of the field. He was hooked up and checking out. His lead came into peril as he had to slow for lapped traffic and Charles Davis Jr. caught back up. Then there was a yellow flag thrown for debris. Once the track was cleaned, Sherman was back in the front of the field until there was another yellow for Jeremy Reagles, who had destroyed a tire. Once the track went green again, the two leaders, Sherman and Davis, were looking for traction and had to move to the bottom of the track. The two of them were putting on a show smoking off thier right rears. It would have made John Force proud.
On lap 25, Davis found more grip in turn one than Sherman and passed him for good. Davis won the race over Sherman by just over one second. As Davis pulled to a stop after the race, his tire popped and went flat. He had gotten all the value out of that Hoosier he was going to get. Sherman's tire was not in much better condition but he had seen the tire smoking that Davis was doing and had backed it down a notch to see if Davis's tire would last through the feature. All it would have taken was a half a lap more and the tire on Davis's car would have been destroyed and Sherman's strategy would have paid off with a win. The finishing order for Friday night was Charles Davis Jr. in First, Jeremy Sherman in Second, Jon Stanbrough Third, Cory Kruesman in Fourth and Jerry Coons Jr. in the Fifth spot.
Saturday dawned clear and the air was still all day. The track was still hurting from the abuse it had taken on Friday night but the track crew was doing its best to resurrect a racing surface worthy of the stand out field that was there to race. The top four cars were already qualified for the main based on their finishing order on Friday night. The rest of the field would have to go through the same process as the previous night and race their way into the main event. There were a few more flips and tumbles by some of the drivers but the racing was very good and the fans were treated to a great evening of racing.
While some of the sprint car purists would have liked to see the cars qualify and run a more abbreviated format, the fans really liked the amount of racing and the great show they were treated to each night.
Jerry Coons Jr. had some issues with the car and it was clear that he was not going to be a threat in the main, if he even could make the main. It was obvious that the car was not up to the talents of the driver this particular night.
The heat races were all very good with lots of close racing, there were fewer catastrophic flips and crashes on Saturday than Friday. The drivers must have gotten their fill. When it came time to run the main event, the front row was Sherman and Kruesman ready to do battle. At the start it looked like Sherman had been fired out of a cannon. He was flat moving, and even at this early stage of the race it looked like he was on his way to the big payday. On lap three, Jeremy punctured his right rear. He was forced to pit and change the tire-fortunately for Jeremy, there was a yellow for a spun car and he was able to change the tire and stay on the lead lap. He was, however, now at the rear of the field and Kruesman was leading. The fans were up on their feet ready to watch a charged up Sherman make a run through the field.
When the green flag was waved that is just what happened, Kruseman was pulling away from the pack and Sherman was going through the pack. Each lap Sherman was heading to the front and for a short time it looked like he was going to make it, but there were not enough yellows to keep the pack bunched up and Sherman did not have enough laps left to get the job done. Final result: Kruseman wins his third Western World Championship and Sherman comes up a bit short finishing Fifth for his efforts. The final finishing order was Cory Kruseman, Charles Davis Jr. in Second and Jesse Hockett in Third.
Post-race conversations with Jeremy Sherman found him a bit despondent. The race seemed to be his to win from the start. He was moving forward and nobody seemed to be able to stay with him. Racing is filled with stories of races that should have been won by one driver only to have the rug pulled out from under their car and be deprived of what seemed like a sure victory. It just goes to show you that it's not over until it's over. Next year is only 12 months away.


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Here's Texas Rangers slugger and True American Christian Hero, Josh Hamilton in his pre-Jesus days when he got arrested in May 2005 after his bomb-tastic 24th birthday party in North Carolina.
That night, according to the Smoking Gun, America's home run derby almost-king punched in the windshield of a friend's truck, tore off its rearview mirror, and busted a baseball bat over his knee. (Brute strength or junkie strength?)
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Please see this document for a current status of California Courts, given the Coronavirus Pandemic. As this information changes so quickly, please click the county name to go to that county's court website for current information. The information includes the date that the information was procured. Please only use this as reference and visit each court's website for the most current information. We hope that this helps give all members an idea of what the landscape is around the state.
Welcome to the Association of Defense Counsel of Northern California and Nevada's website. The ADC continues to meet the needs of the members using this website, timely education programs, newsflashes, use of e-mail groups which allow our members to share information, as well as through the California Defense Counsel which presents the ADC's voice in Sacramento.
Through this website, you can check our calendar of events, apply for or renew your membership, and locate a member attorney by name, city or legal specialty. Members can access our magazine, Defense Comment, our NewsFlashes which alert members to significant case developments and our online membership directory. There's a lot of information and some very useful links here. We hope you will spend a few minutes to look around and check out the features.
As the ADC President, I am honored to serve the Association and to work with our committed Board of Directors, Committee Chairs, Substantive Law Section Chairs and professional staff, led by Executive Director Jennifer Blevins.
The ADC, now in its 59th year of service, is the preeminent organization in Northern California and Nevada standing up for attorneys who make their living defending civil lawsuits. Our members practice in a wide variety of specialties but are united in their desire for an organized voice to put forth the defense perspective to the State Legislature and the Judicial Council through our Legislative Advocate, Mike Belote, of the California Defense Counsel, and to the Courts through the work of our Amicus Committee and Bench-Bar Committee.
One of the main goals of the ADC is to provide our members with timely education programs. The continuing education calendar is bursting with seminars throughout the year, including programs regarding: Employment Law; Construction Defects; Toxic Torts; Basic Training; plus hot topic webinars to keep members informed. The Substantive Law Sections are very busy planning seminars and providing members with vital information via the NewsFlashes.
As an example, the Annual Meeting in December was a great success, not only in providing quality educational programs, but also in gathering friends and colleagues in a social setting. The success of the Annual Meeting was due, in large part, to the efforts of ADC First Vice President, Renee Livingston. Look for more of the same this upcoming year. As your President, I am committed to continuing with the long-standing efforts to better utilize our nine specific-practice Substantive Law Sections. Each Section has its own e-mail group allowing members to communicate on specific topics pertinent to the practice area. I encourage you to reach out to the chairs of the different Sections and provide them with any updated information and/or inquiries as to the current practice of law in their Sections. Better yet, get involved in one or more Sections by offering to write a NewsFlash, or an article for our magazine, or even help organize a program in one of your areas of expertise.
Finally, I would like to thank the Defense Comment editors-in-chief, Jill Lifter and Ellen Arabian Lee, for their continued excellent efforts in producing the best periodical for California and Nevada civil defense practitioners. The ADC is committed to excellence in content so that our members have current information at their fingertips that is a pleasure to read. This is largely achieved through the tireless efforts of Jill and Ellen, and all our members who write thought-provoking articles for the magazine. We have an energetic dedicated Board for 2019. The Board looks forward to working hard to serve you, the members of the ADC. We are excited, energized and look forward to moving our profession forward, while having a great time in 2019. Please call me or send me an e-mail with your needs and/or desires and do not hesitate to let us know of anything the Association can do to help meet your professional expectations. I wish you all a prosperous year!
David S. Rosenbaum
2019 ADC President


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yeah, that's why I said "time to dick around"
ah fuck that, i'm sick and procrastinating some shit I don't even know... if I got on irc i'd have even less of a chance of getting up and doing shit, soz. maybe tomorrow, hopefully, i might not even go to school and then i'd have a fuckload of time to dick around
he was accidentally ip banned or somethin' but i don't really give a shit
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This year at Adobe MAX, we are hosting 2 hands-on lab sessions for Edge Inspect. The lab sessions will focus on getting users started with Edge Inspect and will teach them how to inspect and debug their web projects.
If you build responsive web projects or work with testing and debugging sites, Edge Inspect can help you speedup your current workflows in several ways. These labs aims at teaching you how to use Edge inspect at various points in time during your design to code workflows with different applications.
The lab sessions will cover:
Get up and running with Edge Inspect Set up Edge Inspect for a local environment.
Use synchronous browsing to load your site on multiple devices at once.
Take advantage of advanced features of Edge Inspect that let you remotely debug content and take screenshots on every device.
Apart from that the team will also show a few demos of the new and upcoming enhancements to Edge Inspect.
The lab session will be conducted by members of the Edge Inspect team:
Jonathan Pimento (Experience Designer)
Priyanka Herur (Software Engineer)
Hurry up and sign up for the lab!
More details about the lab can be found here – Edge Inspect Lab
Monday, 6 October 12:45 PM – 2:15 PM
Tuesday, 7 October 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
The rest of the session line up is pretty awesome and packed with some great speakers and interesting sessions. Feel free to stop by and meet the team. and Hope to see you at MAX!
For more details or suggestions with regards to the lab, feel free to reach out to the speakers:
Ryan Stewart – email@example.com
Jonathan Pimento – firstname.lastname@example.com
Priyanka Herur – email@example.com
Jonathan Pimento
Experience Designer, Web
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MARNE ADLER Master of Contemporary Art
"The world is but a canvas to the imagination." Henry David Thoreau
Marne Adler presents images of great beauty and power. Her highly textured, sculptural work is full of depth and nuance. When describing her work, one reviewer coined the term "Magical Realism" and she has since been associated with this genre.
Marne has always been intrigued by mankind`s search for meaning; even as an adolescent she studied the religions and philosophies of the world. Born in New York City, she began her career as an art teacher. But soon Marne became truly committed to this exploration and spent the next few years traveling throughout the world, learning cultural myths, scriptural allegories, mystic rituals and meditation.
She draws on these experiences when creating her work. Influenced by Master Symbolists such as Redon and Moreau, her images are infused with a visual language of the soul.
For over thirty years, her work has been exhibited in Japan, Hong Kong, France, Germany, Belgium and the United States and is included in important private, corporate, museum and academic collections. " ...


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The four from ORNL are Amit Goyal of the Metals and Ceramics Division, Stephen Pennycook of the Condensed Matter Sciences Division and Leonard Feldman, who is a distinguished visiting scientist in the Condensed Matter Sciences Division, and Bob Cushman, retired from the Environmental Sciences Division.
The election of fellow is the highest honor of the association, which is the world's largest general scientific society and publisher of the journal Science. The association's mission is to advance science through policy initiatives, international programs, science education and related avenues.
Goyal is honored for his distinguished contributions to the field of high-temperature superconductivity and for the invention and development of the rolling-assisted-biaxially-textured substrates (RABiTS) process to fabricate high-performance superconductors.
Cushman is recognized for his exemplary contributions to scientific and public understanding of atmospheric gases and global climate change.
Pennycook's honor is for his innovative developments in atomic resolution imaging and spectroscopy of materials, and for applications to elucidate the fundamental origin of materials properties.
Feldman is honored for his innovative contributions to the use of ion scattering as a tool for materials analysis and for the understanding of the structure of interfaces.
Goyal, task manager for superconducting materials research in ORNL's Metals and Ceramics Division, is the laboratory's lead inventor of the RABiTS technology. Goyal also is the task/technical leader for superconducting materials research in the division's functional materials group. He has been issued 42 U.S. patents and three international patents. Goyal was also named a 2003 Battelle Distinguished Inventor. He has earned numerous awards and co-authored about 270 publications.
He earned a bachelor's degree in metallurgical engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology. He went on to the University of Rochester, earning a masters in mechanical and aerospace engineering and a doctorate in materials science and engineering. He also earned an executive MBA from Purdue University and an international executive MBA from Tilburg University, The Netherlands.
Goyal and his wife, Sujata, who is an architect, reside in Knoxville and have one son.
Cushman was formerly with ORNL's Environmental Sciences Division prior to his retirement. He was director of the laboratory's Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center. He has several publications on the use of climate model output in impact studies, as well as his earlier work in freshwater invertebrate ecology.
He earned a bachelor's degree in zoology from Swarthmore College, and a master's in ecology from the University of Tennessee. Cushman and his wife, Janet, have two children and live in Oak Ridge.
Pennycook is a UT-Battelle corporate fellow and a group leader in ORNL's Condensed Matter Sciences Division. He is a fellow of the American Physical Society and has gained international awards for his work in solid-state science.
He earned bachelors and master's degrees in natural sciences -- along with a doctorate in physics -- from the University of Cambridge. Pennycook and his wife, Margaret, have two sons and live in Oak Ridge.
Feldman is the Stevenson Professor of Physics at Vanderbilt University -- one of seven ORNL core university partners -- and a distinguished visiting scientist at ORNL. Feldman specializes in applying nuclear physics techniques to study materials structure and the nature of the interfaces that form between materials. He holds 20 patents and has authored about 350 publications and co-authored three books on materials physics.
He earned a bachelor's degree in physics from Drew University of New Jersey, along with a master's and a doctorate in physics from Rutgers University.
The fellows will be formally inducted Feb. 19 at the association's annual meeting in Washington.
ORNL is managed by UT-Battelle for the Department of Energy.
NOTE TO EDITORS: You may read other press releases from Oak Ridge National Laboratory or learn more about the lab at http://www.


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Single and Multiplayer weapon based combat in perpually changing environments. mTheoryGame is a third person action game, where you, your allies and foes leverage the power contained by the "Universe Charge" - a grenade like device than can open up a localised pockets of alternate realities. In its current form the game is an outlet for all my tech / shader development and game design ideas.
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Asheville, N.C. (April 12) -- UNC Asheville got solid pitching and clutch hitting to record a 6-2 non-conference victory over East Tennessee State at Greenwood Field Wednesday afternoon.
The Bulldogs (15-18) got a good outing from starter Curtis Moncus (3-1) who pitched 6.1 innings and allowed eight hits and two runs. He struck out a season-high eight batters and walked three. Freshman reliever Aaron Rembert got UNCA out of trouble in the seventh with a double-play ball and then cruised over the next two innings to earn his second save of the year.
UNCA was clinging to a 3-2 lead after the Bucs 10-22 had picked up a run in the top of the seventh on a Nathan Copeland run-scoring single. ETSU had runners on first and second before Rembert got Ryan McKinney to bounce into a double play.
The Bulldogs put the game away with three tuns in the bottom half of the seventh. With one out Willie Stewart singled. Todd Interdonato followed with a single to right center that Stewart was able to score all the way from first to put the Dogs up 4-2. Interdonato went to second on the play. Third baseman Stephen Deyo then had an RBI-single to score Interdonato and push the lead to 5-2. Pete Meterko followed with an RBI-single to left to plate Deyo, who had went to second on an error, to give UNCA a 6-2 lead.
Copeland gave the Bucs a 1-0 lead in the top of the first on an RBI-groundout. He finished the day 3-for-4. UNCA tied the game in the thrd when Moncus helped his own cause with a sacrifice fly. The Dogs took the lead 2-1 with some aggressiveness in the bottom of the fourth when Interdonato scored from second on a wild pitch. Matt Corrado put UNCA up 3-1 in the next inning with a solo homer to center field.
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R. Kelly feat. Jay-Z — Honey
[Intro: Jay-Z]
Uh, its the boy Jay-Z, and the boy R. Kel
The best of both worlds, please believe it
Brookland, Chi-Town, to all the beautiful ladies in the world
Dedicated to TT my niece, everybody in the world, talk to 'em Kel
That's right, Tone this is mean and vicious man, so mean and vicious
Rockland, Roc-a-Fella, the best of both worlds, come on
[Verse 1: Jay-Z]
Lord forgive me I'm ballin' out of control
Got the spirit of a hustler pouring out of my soul
Mami I love you but ain't no stopping my stroll
If you wanna be down with me you gotta rooolll
Like a roll and if my side of the bed gets cold
You gotta know that I'm out chasin' doooough
I'm ain't stunting these hoes
Stunting my growth if I fuck 'em I'm fleeing them
I need something to hold
Then I'm home to you
I might roam like a cellular phone
But I never leave you alone I
Solemnly swear, I was married to the block before I met you
It's still a part of me there but I
Solemnly swear, I try but it's in my blood
Pumping yay since I was yay high
I'm in love with the life
So except me for the bastard that I am
You're still in love with me right?
[Chorus: R. Kelly]
Baby I can't figure it out
Said you pussy tastes like honey
But I can't stop huggin' the block
All night tryna get this money
Stuck between these two worlds
What I'm gonna do with both these girls
Two main squeezes in separate cities
Both found out man, shit ain't pretty
Stuck between these two worlds
What I'm gonna do with both these girls
Hard to choose between her and these streets
Cuz the game keeps calling me
[Verse 2: Jay-Z]
Baby girl had me off my grind, off my clock
I would often find I was off my block
Couldn't keep her off my mind, my balls were shot
They never thought that a pause or stop
Was in my pores to push rock raw
Take a lost rebound like Bo Outlaw, I'm so outlaw
Got a hunger for this game, but keep that on the low
Like a one against the grain
Got the sun against my brain
A girl in my ear
I like her for her
I'm a dig into this shit, I like it like I like her
Sometimes I can't figure it out
I'm in love with the life but she's sticking it out
She know wanna hug kisses keep a nigga in the house
Lock down while his niggas is out (out)
(Chorus x2)