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Terror charges added to murder counts against man in truck attack on Muslim family in London, Ont.
Yumna Afzaal, 15, left, Madiha Salman, 44, centre left, Talat Afzaal, 74, and Salman Afzaal, 46, right, were out for an evening walk June 6 when they were run over by a man in what police have called an attack motivated by hate. (Submitted by Afzaal family)
A man charged with four first-degree murder counts and attempted murder a week ago in the truck attack on a Muslim family in London, Ont., now faces terror charges.
Liberals come to agreement with PCs to pass motion to condemn Islamophobia
Nathaniel Veltman, 20, made a video appearance Monday, when federal and provincial prosecutors announced the two terror charges.
On June 6, Salman Afzaal, 46, his wife Madiha Salman, 44, their daughter Yumna Afzaal, 15, and Salman's mother, Talat Afzaal, 74, were killed after a pickup truck jumped a curb and ran into them. The youngest member of the family, nine-year-old Fayez, is still recovering in hospital. Investigators have said the family was targeted because of their faith.
The new charges against the London resident were announced two days after a funeral that drew thousands to a mosque in the southwestern Ontario city for the public portion of the memorial.
In what was supposed to be a routine court appearance from the Elgin Middlesex Detention Centre, Veltman wore an oversized orange T-shirt and orange pants, and a blue mask. He told the judge he has not yet retained a lawyer.
Sarah Shaikh, from the Public Prosecution Service of Canada (PPSC), told the accused: "Mr. Veltman, you are now charged with four counts of first-degree murder. In addition to the allegation that these murders were planned and deliberate, the further allegation is that they also constitute terrorism."
The clerk formally read out the murder and attempted murder charges to Veltman, including the names of the deceased. When he was charged June 7, those names were not available.
Prosecutors also signed a document supporting the terror charges.
'No further known or suspected threat'
London police worked with the RCMP Integrated National Security Enforcement Team (INSET), the Ministry of the Attorney General and PPSC to determine Veltman should be charged with terrorist activity.
"The London Police Service and RCMP INSET wish to reassure the public that there is no further known or suspected threat to the public associated to the accused at this time," the city's police service said in a news release.
"The investigation is ongoing and will continue to be a collaborative effort between the London Police Service and RCMP INSET."
Nathaniel Veltman, 20, appeared in Ontario Superior Court via video link from the Elgin Middlesex Detention Centre on Monday. He charged with two terror offences, to go with the four murder counts and one count of attempted murder. (Sketch by Lauren Foster-MacLeod)
The release also encourages the public to report anyone who has witnessed or is aware of "any criminal extremism and/or suspicious activities which could pose a threat to public safety and/or national security."
Under the Criminal Code of Canada, terrorism is an indictable offence under the Anti-terrorism Act, which includes behaviour intended to intimidate the public or a segment of the public, in whole or part for political, religious or ideological reasons.
The Afzaal family were out for an evening walk in northwest London when a black truck left the road and drove into them as they were waiting to cross at a red light. It marked the first mass killing in the city's history, in a case that has caused fear in the Muslim community.
Police say the family was targeted because of their Muslim faith.
Since the fatal hit-and-run, there has been an outpouring of cross-country grief and a call for a national summit on Islamophobia.
#london MURDER MUSLIM FAMILY TERROR TRUCK ATTACK
Program giving out free cannabis to help opioid users in London, Ont., met with skepticism
Canadian Blood Services now allows some gay, bisexual men to donate plasma in Calgary, London, Ont.
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Beyond Bloomsbury & Futurism
Vanessa Bell, Conversation, 1913-1916, Oil on canvas
We tend to think of the Edwardian era as a time of long dresses and top hats, but it was also a period in which the British Empire began to disintegrate and the world shuffled towards a bloody war. The Edwardian interlude, roughly from 1901-14, was a time of radical social change that saw the first stirrings of many phenomena we associate with the late twentieth century, including sexual liberation and globalisation. It was an era of extremes, as the old world and its values were undermined by the rapid progress of technology and communications. It was a time of extravagant wealth and ostentation counterbalanced by the rise of the labour movement and the suffragettes.
Times of transition generate personal insecurity (during the Edwardian era Sigmund Freud became a household name) – while acting as a stimulus for creative activity. China is currently in the midst of such an upheaval, reflected in the soaring ambition and imagination of Chinese contemporary art.
In London two new exhibitions are exploring linked but contrasting aspects of the art of that turbulent period, each owing a debt to one influential personality. Beyond Bloomsbury: Designs of the Omega Workshops 1913-19, at the Courtauld Gallery, looks at Roger Fry's attempts to bring the ideas of modern art into the field of commercial design. Fry was an artist, but is best known as the critic who introduced Modernism to Britain in a famous show at the Grafton Galleries in 1910, where he coined the term 'Post-Impressionism'. For six years, from its headquarters at 33 Fitzroy Square, Bloomsbury, the collaborative workshops Fry initiated, sold textiles, rugs, pottery, lamps, furniture, clothing, and other artistic bric-a-brac.
Futurism, at the Tate Modern, looks at the explosive impact and far-reaching influence of the movement founded by the Italian poet, Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, which set the scene for every avant-garde enterprise of the twentieth century. From the moment the first Futurist Manifesto appeared on the front page of Le Figaro in February 1909, the world was irritated and seduced by Marinetti's grandiloquent statements. "Futurism" became a by-word for anything that was modern, provocative or unconventional in art and literature. It was the first movement that aimed, from the very beginning, to conquer the planet. Aware of the value of the media, Marinetti staged spectacles, publicity stunts and photo opportunities that won the group an international notoriety.
Luigi Russolo, The Revolt,1911
Umberto Boccioni, States of Mind: The Farewells, 1911, Oil on canvas
Although Fry was not impressed with the Futurists' antics, he and Marinetti had many acquaintances in common. They had both been associated with a French group of poets and artists called the Abbaye de Créteil, that grew out of the Symbolist movement but declared its devotion to the dynamism of the modern world. Yet where Fry and his fellow Bloomsbury artists had an admiration for "primitive and peasant" forms, and borrowed freely from other cultural traditions, the Futurists were outspoken anti-traditionalists.
This was in part a reaction to an Italian art world fixated on the wonders of the past, from the Romans to the Renaissance. The first Futurist Manifesto began: "We intend to sing the love of danger, the habit of energy and fearlessness." It burst into rapturous praise for "a new beauty: the beauty of speed." For the Futurists a racing car was more beautiful than The Victory of Samothrace.
The Manifesto's most extreme pronouncements sang the glories of war – "the world's only hygiene"; and called for the destruction of museums, which were seen as the cemeteries of art. Another of Marinetti's tenets was "scorn for woman." It was so extreme, so pointedly offensive, so supremely silly, that many dismissed the Manifesto as a bad joke. Nevertheless the flame had been lit, and Futurism quickly became the standard by which all modernist innovations were judged. This was particularly disturbing for those French Cubists who were busy turning Picasso and Braque's experiment into an academic discipline. To counter the Futurist onslaught they plunged ever more deeply into French tradition, inventing elaborate pedigrees that extended from the classical past to Cézanne.
In his catalogue essay, curator Didier Ottinger, traces the way sometime Cubists such as Léger, Delaunay and Duchamp were lured by the glamour of Futurism. The poet, Apollinaire – the supreme spin-doctor of modern art – began by denouncing the Futurists and ended as a promoter. Within a few years it was almost impossible to draw a line between the various movements and crypto-movements Futurism had begotten. Ottinger lumps everything under the pragmatic heading "Cubofuturism".
Liubov Popova, Study for a Portrait, 1914-15, Oil on cardboard
This would have been a more accurate title for the Tate exhibition, because a large percentage of works on display could not be called Futurist. There are, for instance, numerous paintings by Picasso and Braque – including the latter's Grand Nu (1907-08), which narrowly missed being acquired by the National Gallery of Australia, and now resides in the Centre Pompidou. There are works by Russian avant-gardists such as Malevich, Popova, Larionov and Goncharova; and by British Vorticists such as Wyndham Lewis, David Bomberg and C.R.W.Nevinson.
Many of the bona fide Futurist works by Balla, Boccioni, Carra, Severini and Russolo look drab in this context. They are dark and congested, revealing their origins in 19th century Symbolist aesthetics while striving furiously to proclaim their modernity. The result of this self-conscious commitment to experimentation was a manic urge to paint an entire exhibition on every canvas. 'Speed' is suggested by multiple layering of forms, while 'light' is a mass of fragmented particles. But what seemed outrageously modern to contemporary eyes now appears old-fashioned. These avowed enemies of tradition remained wedded to the easel and its manners.
To turn from the excesses of the Futurists to the Courtauld exhibition is like waking from a bilious hallucination. In the Omega Workshops the modernist impulse was tamed and domesticated; lured from the temple of Art and resettled in the kitchen and the drawing room. Roger Fry saw this procedure as decidedly life-enhancing. "It is time that the spirit of fun was introduced into furniture and fabrics," he wrote. "We have suffered too long from the dull and the stupidly serious."
Fry may have been referring to the doctrinaire Cubists as much as the histrionics of the Futurists, but "the spirit of fun" has its own problems. If there was an element of opera buffa in the Futurists, for a certain section of English society, "fun" is synonymous with "irony" – a habitual vice of the artists and writers associated with Bloomsbury. One may stare forever at the works of Vanessa Bell or Duncan Grant, but they persistently fail to rise to the challenges set by Picasso, Matisse or even Derain. This is partly a question of talent, but also one of attitude. In their supercilious way, the Bloomsbury set treated life as a game to be played with wit, verve and style. The same applies to their art, which borrows the outward forms of French modernism in a detached and intellectual manner.
Roger Fry, Portrait of Nina Hamnett, 1917, Oil on canvas
Duncan Grant, Tennis Player, 1913, Graphite, body colour and oil on paper
Although he waxed lyrical about feeling and expression Fry was shrewd enough to realise that Bloomsbury art was all design and no heart. It was ideally suited for rugs, fabrics and furniture – and may have seemed the ideal way to introduce Modernist aesthetics to the skeptical, pragmatic minds of the English. The identical thing occurred in Australia, where Modernist design was admired by the same audience that reviled modern art.
In even some of the most accomplished Omega designs, such as a dynamic study of confronted peacocks attributed to Fry himself; or a rug with a geometric pattern designed by Vanessa Bell for the adventurous Lady Hamilton, there is no real feeling for colour. This tendency to make colour – and colour combinations – too garish or too dull is a hallmark, not only of Bloomsbury, but of 20th century British art in general. People blame it on the weather, but I suspect it is mainly because artists, preoccupied with the subject, have rarely treated colour with the seriousness it requires.
Fry may have spoken about "barbaric colour" and the "tremulous line", but the results were eminently tasteful – albeit too advanced for anything but a small, exclusive audience. When Fry was forced to close the Workshops in 1919 he admitted his failure, but argued that it would have succeeded "in any other European country apart from England."
In indulging the British genius for self-mortification, Fry may have been overstating his case. As this exhibition suggests, Omega exerted a noticeable influence on English art and design, and did much to encourage open-minded attitudes. It was a cosmopolitan gambit on behalf of civilisation – even down to the Pacifist attitudes the workshop held during the First World War. By contrast, the war-loving Futurists embraced the conflict, with fatal results for the movement, and for Boccioni who was killed in a cavalry accident. Their new kind of beauty found in speed and war turned out to be the "terrible beauty" described by W.B.Yeats, born from the union of idealism and folly. There was much to be said for channeling one's revolutionary impulses into furniture and fabrics.
Beyond Bloomsbury: Designs of the Omega Workshops 1913-19, Courtauld Gallery, June 8 – September 20, 2009
Futurism, Tate Modern, June 12 – September 20, 2009
Published in the Sydney Morning Herald, June 27, 2009
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The shoes are functional and not especially distinctive—an apt enough embodiment of the spirit of London's sprawling, visually diverse public transit network. TfL
The London Underground Now Has Its Own Sneaker Line
The lines around the block to buy them aren't because of their design or inevitable collector's item status. It's because they're basically free for straphangers.
Will every subway system eventually have its own line of sneakers? It might not seem necessary, but as London joins Berlin by launching its own limited edition footwear range, the rank of subway systems peddling their own shoes is swelling.
A collaboration between Transport for London (TfL) and Adidas Originals, London's three customized sneaker designs were brought out at the end of last month to celebrate the 15th birthday of the Oyster card, London's touch-in, touch-out public transit payment card. The sneakers have already caused lines around the block in London, but it's not for their design or inevitable collector's item status. It's because they're basically free for straphangers.
One pair of sneakers from the 1,500-pair line will actually set you back £80 ($105). Along with the shoes, however, you also get a limited edition Oyster card and wallet, already charged with the sum total of… £80. Sure, the package isn't quite as impressive the deal offered by Berlin's public transit sneaker line last year, in which the shoes themselves functioned as an annual travel pass at a quarter of the price. But it's still a sensible purchase.
As for their design, well, there's nothing wrong with them. Not much different from the standard Adidas models from which they were customized, they do have some distinctive features, such as the classic TfL roundel on shoe tongues. One pair goes a little further with the theme by including a red and blue stripe that echoes the color scheme of TfL's staff uniform. Beyond that, however, the shoes are functional and not especially distinctive—an apt enough embodiment of the spirit of London's sprawling, visually diverse public transit network.
Given the small number of pairs created, the sneakers are already going for high prices (minus their Oyster cards) online, currently going for as much as £200 ($262) on resale. A final batch of shoes is out November 10, so anyone in London this Saturday who doesn't mind waiting outside participating Adidas stores has a chance of grabbing one.
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This happens with the standalone version. With the steam version, (yes I purchased both) it doesn't even give me the gray screen or the error, it just stays black until I end process. With both versions after I hit end process its a good 30 seconds to a minute until the window actually goes away.
1. Unintstalling and upgrading to the latest ffdshow.
3. Reinstalling multiple times and verifying integrity via Steam.
4. Creating a shortcut and running as administrator and with windows xp compatibility mode.
5. Updating windows..I have all the latest windows updates.
And now for the very bizarre part..sometimes via Steam, the game DOES work, but VERY rarely. I've sat there and tried to load the game, then end process over and over and it wont work..then sometimes, seemingly randomly, it will work. I very very much want to play this game as I love the art style and music direction that I saw..and I've heard so many beautiful things about it. If anyone has any advice, I'd love to hear it. I have my DxDiag.txt with my system information but it's very long. I will just give a brief summary of my system for what it's worth.
Not sure what other information would help and I apologize for such a long post but I hope I can get some advice. I want to play!!
Well it would also help to know which Win OS are you running.
I'm so sorry, my fault....I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit Retail Edition Service Pack 1. I purchased it through a university so it was one of those OEM disc packages. Sorry about leaving that out. Thanks for the prompt reply.
If everything fails The solution might be in Virtual Box if you have an XP disc and key you could create a virtual PC with XP that I believe should bypass most common problems with games incompatibility with new software because generally it's not an HW issue though I'm not ruling that one out.
Ok..so maybe I can get my hands on an XP disc..I'm sure I can dig one up from somewhere...I'll check into the virtual PC method you mentioned..thanks! Ill let you know.
I can't seem to dig up a Windows XP disc anywhere so I may have to purchase one from a local office supply store. I'll give it a week or so to see if anyone else can shed some light here, if not I'll take the plunge on a Windows XP disc.
Again, if ANYONE has had any issues with this game failing to run at all...just a black window thats stuck there until you kill it, PLEASE give me whatever experiences you had with it. Thank you all for being kind!
It is a possibility that a required file for this game on the Windows O/S end of things has somehow gotten corrupted over time. The C0....5 error is an access violation, I believe involved with memory allocation-- though I'm not an expert on the subject.
Running windows file checker wouldn't do any harm in making sure things are in order on the Operating System side of things.
It's possible it may want to do it at the next boot due to some files already being active.
Aside from that, it is a foregone conclusion that the drivers for audio and video are in order? If you look at them with device manager there are no little yellow !'s next to devices?
I run this game on x64 Windows 7 pro with no compatibility modes and it runs just fine, so installing an XP VM shouldn't solve the problem unless the problem was with a file misbehaving in W7 and being ... circumvented by the virtual machine.
Wow, and it only took 5 years!
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The Daily Chop: Dramatic finishes Define the Day
A productive and needed week ends on a dramatic note for multiple teams within the franchise.
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Sunday ended in victory for both the Atlanta Braves and the Gwinnett Stripers.
However, neither win happened without a bit of drama.
Travis d'Arnaud walk-off for the @GoStripers pic.twitter.com/S59o1y631a
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The Braves won 5-4 despite the Atlanta bullpen struggling on back-to-back days for the first time in quite a while. The Stripers won via a game-winning hit off the bat of Travis d'Arnaud, in what hopefully will be his final bat anywhere other than Atlanta this season.
Overall, it was a successful week for the Braves. They won five of their six games, are now within two games of new NL East leader Philadelphia, and got major contributions from their trade deadline additions. However, the Braves bullpen has allowed six runs over the past two days. While they were fortunate to hold onto the lead Sunday, the hope is that Atlanta's relief unit can get back on track soon to keep the winning ways going strong.
With an off day today, Atlanta's arms will get some needed rest. However, another bit of news many are anticipating is the return of Travis d'Arnaud to Atlanta. A roster move is highly anticipated before Tuesday's game. The return of d'Arnaud has been needed for weeks. Since the start of June, Atlanta's backstops are last in the OPS in the majors and have more strikeouts (63) than hits and walks combined (58). Though the lineup as a whole has been better as of late, d'Arnaud would be a significant boost to make the lineup even deeper over the stretch run.
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Though not as dominant as his last time out, Max Fried once again was highly effective. He allowed only one run over six innings and did more than enough to put the Braves in a position to win. Furthermore, he also had another hit and run scored to contribute to the offensive success.
After an early exit on Saturday due to an illness, Freddie Freeman was not in the starting lineup on Sunday. Fortunately, he did enter the game in the seventh inning of yesterday's game, and with the team having the day off today, will hopefully be close or back to full health once Atlanta returns to the field tomorrow.
Sunday's game also featured yet another home run from a deadline addition for the Braves. Both Jorge Soler and Adam Duvall have hit timely long balls all week long and hopefully will keep the good times rolling into this week.
Cristian Pache had a home run and a double for the Stripers on Sunday. He was featured as one of the best prospect performers of the day over at MLB.com.
An emotional day at Citizen's Bank Park in Philadelphia ended on another positive note for the Phillies. As the team honored the legacy of Roy Halladay, the Phillies swept the Mets for their eighth straight win. With how well the Phillies are playing, Atlanta certainly has to consider it a positive to be within two games of the division lead.
The Blue Jays achieved a memorable 9-8 victory over the Red Sox on Sunday. For one, they were able to come back after being down by as many as five runs in the game. More importantly, it was an inspiring come back victory in front of their home fans in Toronto after recently being able to return to their home city to play games.
It was a fun weekend for the Orioles' Adley Rutschman. Baltimore's top prospect was officially named MLB's top prospect. Furthermore, he received a promotion to AAA, leaving him one step away from the bigs.
As many teams are well within the final third of their season, MLB.com looks at the player from each team with the most left to prove along the way. For the Braves, Ian Anderson's return from injury to hopefully bolster the starting staff is viewed as a highly needed development for Atlanta's playoff hopes.
Braves Free Agent Target: Freddie Freeman I still can't believe that this situation has gone on this long.


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Speedrunning remains a particularly fascinating part of gaming culture, with players mastering skills and finding glitches that defy the odds. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is one of our favourites when it comes to speedrunning, as improbable times are continually set courtesy of a skipping glitch early in the game.
Earlier this year Jodenstone managed to seize the speedrunning record from Cosmo Wright, setting a hugely impressive time of 18:07, taking three seconds off Wright's record. The route utilised in these runs does have room for improvement, though, and Jodenstone has shaved another two seconds off his time to set a new record of 18:05.
As always it's impressive in action and you can see it below; it'll be interesting to see how low this record can go.
The route in this run is actually pretty new compared to 18:07, the biggest difference is using an old glitch that had some use recently called Get Item Manipulation (GIM for short) where you trick the game by first picking Deku Nuts right after exiting a crawl space, this activates a glitch called Walking While Talking (WWT).
When this glitch is activated and you stand in front of a chest, you don't need to open it, a certain memory value will be changed depending on the content in the chest. Then when you cancel the glitch, by jumping into water, you'll obtain certain item/s based on the value of the chest. This trick gives the runner a blue potion.
The only downside this route has it that it is extremely luck based at one part of the run as the chance to get Deku Nuts is 20%.
The last time you posted one of these speedruns, I mentioned that I preferred speedruns where no glitches were used.
After being forced to move house and change my name, I am not making that mistake twice.
Very good run! I didn't even know this speedrun path yet!
Very good run! The new route made this possible. Sub 18 is now possible and I can't wait to see it happen. Here's hoping Cosmo comes back to run this game again.
Looks like he has done this a lot of times. Although he is using glitches to get fast through the game, he seems pretty skilled. I'm guessing all it takes to end up being too slow is one little mistake.
@Espy I see your point, but wouldn't an Ocarina of Time speedrun without using glitches take too long for anyone to watch?
There should be 2 categories for classifying speedruns: Glitchless, and well.... yeah. I dunno, it just feels dirty to call yourself a "world record holder" in a game when you exploit the programming to achieve that time. It's like running a marathon and then after the first mile you decide to just get in your car and drive to the finish line. Congratulations, you're the first one to make it to the end! Nobody can tell you that you didn't cross the finish line, but you kinda missed the entire purpose of the marathon and ultimately you're just going to look like a jerk to everyone who tried to finish naturally. You see, when you get in that car, it shouldn't be considered a foot race anymore - It's now a drag race. So I say congratulations to this guy for having the fastest car. Don't get me wrong, I think it's awesome that he achieved that time even with glitches, just as long as he doesn't consider himself the winner of the foot race.
And I do understand that glitchless speedruns exist, but let's be honest... When was the last time you saw an article written when one of those times was beaten?
"Nobody can tell you that you didn't cross the finish line, but you kinda missed the entire purpose of the marathon and ultimately you're just going to look like a jerk to everyone who tried to finish naturally"
The runner here is definitely not considered to be a jerk of any kind just because he wrong-warped to Ganon. It's not unfair to other runners, because literally everybody else in the OoT Any% speedrunning community is aware of the wrong-warp to Ganon, and understands that it's used to reach the end quickly.
If he were playing the "no wrong warp" category, then doing the wrong-warp would disqualify the run from that record. But, there still would be no "jerk"iness going on, since the run would just turn into a different category of run.
Nobody is cheating anybody out of anything here.
Well, who would've thought that a SPEEDrunner would like to beat the game as fast as possible. NintendoLife tries to give us interesting stuff and admit it, you're more likely to read the article if it says "New WR: 18:05" and not "New Glitchless WR: 3:46:08"
Watching people speedrun under normal circumstances ONLY would be boring. Throw in the fact that many glitches require some tight timing to pull off, and it has it's own level of accomplishment.
Plus, glitches are fun. I've done Swordless Link and Gerudo Fortress as Young Link. The latter requires some crazy jumping and timing. And that's without even trying to speedrun anything.
Well to be fair there was an article on here a short while ago about a new record for someone collecting all 120 stars in Super Mario 64.
I'm not gonna pretend like I know all the categories of possible runs, I'm just a spectator. But it's just a lot more impressive to me when I see someone set a record legitimately as opposed to using these methods. And it seems unfair that the only way you can be widely recognized as a record holder is if you use these glitches. I'm not saying they don't exist, but they're instead considered less important than the glitch users, as less people watch them since they're normally longer and they're not always as intricate. I've never seen someone actually be recognized for holding a glitchless record (unless it's in a game devoid of glitches). And if it's fun for people, great. If you want to do these runs, more power to you, I can't deny that this was an impressive display and it was fascinating to watch. But I just think that when glitches come into play, world records for a game should be nullified, or at least put in a different category. I'm not trying to come off as pretentious or anything, I just believe the spotlight should be shared. Instead of calling it Any %, it should be Any % w/ Glitches. Disagree with me, object to my views, whatever. Just think about it from another angle.
I do remember that actually, the guy who got it in the dual run, but he did use glitches to get to some of the stars faster (going through walls and whatnot). Again, it was cool to watch, but I just don't feel it should be considered a world record overall, and instead be put in a "glitch" category.
The problem with your proposed solution is that, now you have to get a community to all agree on what counts as a glitch and what doesn't count as a glitch.
In Pokémon Gen 1, there is a glitch where a gym badge's stats would be applied multiple times to your Pokémon every time you receive a stat change in battle. This means that, at any point after obtaining the Boulderbadge, getting hit with String Shot or Growl will activate this glitch.
There is also a glitch with the move Focus Energy - instead of improving Critical Hit chance, it decreases it. Does this mean that, if at any point, any Pokémon uses Growl or Focus Energy, then the run is no longer "glitchless", and is therefore disqualified from that category?
There are also games where running into glitches happens way more often than you would think. Imagine trying to complete a "glitchless" run of Sonic the Hedgehog 2006. That game has weeeird snowboarding physics that I would consider glitchy as hell. Does that mean, the moment Sonic steps into White Acropolis Zone, the run is no longer considered "glitchless"?
There's also the matter of things that are NOT glitches, yet still lead to weird or unintended results. In Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, getting hit for more than half your max HP will (for whatever reason) cause you to go flying at ridiculous speed backwards. This is not a glitch, this behaviour was intentionally put in the game. But, when used in Luck Mode, it can be used to skip the initial confrontation with Death, meaning that Alucard gets to keep all of his items.
Does this tactic invalidate the run from the "glitchless" category, despite not actually using a glitch to bypass an important event?
Because there are soo many problems with trying to define "glitchless" and "not glitchless", it really begins to make much more sense to just define it as "you can do anything that's possible within the game", which just prevents use of things like Gameshark and things like that, which I totally agree with.
Why do people keep calling glitched runs "cheating."
Do you actually understand how ridiculously hard it is to do the wrong-warp glitch? A glitched run allows for more possibilities. Is a runner skilled enough to take a shot at a possible glitch? Do they have enough health to Shinespark across the next gap? That is why it is so great to watch these kinds of runs live, like durring AGDQ. I still see no point in discrediting glitched runs just because they use glitches. If you think it takes little skill, look up the Mirror's Edge speedrun race from AGDQ a year or two back. They say multiple times that it is a very, very hard game to speedrun. And they die and miss glitches left and right, Yet they are among the best speedrunners in the world.
Is there anything in the Japanese version of OoT that makes this record possible vs versions released elsewhere?
@Tazcat2011 The text is faster in Japanese, or on the Chinese iQue, which is what Cosmo uses. This is because they use fewer characters to say what they mean, because they use kana/hanzi instead of letters.
And to the rest of you arguing that this run isn't legitimate: I don't see him putting in a Game Shark anywhere. This is all stuff that is possible within the game how it is originally programmed. You could learn to do this too on your very own OoT cart were you willing to put in the extensive amount of time required to learn to do this.
Just to clarify something, this new route isn't possible on iQue, because, upon executing the glitch, the game crashes instead of giving Link a blue potion out of nowhere. It crashes on all N64 versions and on iQue, but will not crash on GameCube and Wii Virtual Console versions. Jodenstone also used iQue for the previous route, but now is using the Japanese Wii VC version.
@EarthboundBenjy Cool, thanks for the info!
That was a lot of fun to watch! Very nice.
I'll be honest, I don't usually enjoy watching videos about other people playing video games, but I've found these speedrun vids to be quite entertaining. I remember watching an AGDQ for Metroid Fusion. I was fascinated by the precision techniques the runner used, especially since he explained what he did. I hope you'll continue sharing these videos, @ThomasBW84.
On a side note, does anyone know of a site that does a good job explaining how/why the exploits in this video work?
@Auracle Try Cosmowright's youtube channel and look for his "with commentary" videos, or the short videos that give explanations. All the AGDQ archive videos on youtube are pretty good too. Make sure you watch the Super Metroid and Mirror's Edge races.
There are two categories like you mentioned. And it fits to be in one of them.
I find glitch runs to be FAR more impressive because these glitches are not easy to perform, let alone on a constant basis.
@Shoxir "but you kinda missed the entire purpose of the marathon and ultimately you're just going to look like a jerk to everyone who tried to finish naturally."
Somebody here certainly missed the entire purpose of something and just looks like a jerk. It's not the speedrunner though.
@BLPs "An opinion is fine until you offend mine" is exactly what people like Shoxir are doing when they flat-out insult people who do speed runs with glitches. Having an opinion is fine, but when you start insulting other people because they did something in a way you dislike, you've moved beyond the boundaries of just having an opinion people can respect and now people are going to quite justifiably take issue with it. I don't have any issue with you or your post because you aren't calling every single person who does glitch speedruns a jerk.
I mean, I'd disagree with you that Other M has "more solid programming" than Super Metroid, but that's it (I think you're forgetting that Super Metroid is pretty solidly programmed if you just set about playing it normally, and that you're also forgetting that people have been playing these classic games for years and years whereas Other M is still new and hasn't been picked apart for decades like Super Metroid has. give it time, if people actually care to find glitches in Other M, they'll be found sometime in the future). I have no qualm with you because you're not insulting a bunch of people who did nothing wrong.
People are taking issue with posts like Shokir's not because they disagree with his opinion on what speedruns he likes, but because he's ignorantly insulting all glitch speedrunners by calling them jerks and saying they're all missing the point. Missing the point of what exactly, of what Shokir personally thinks speedruns should be? Who is Shokir, why are his opinions on what a speedrun should be so important, and why should any speedrunner care about them, especially after he called them all jerks?!
Please let's keep this civil.
@Tazcat2011 @Maelstrom Thanks for the feedback. I'll be sure to check those out.
Skater82297 now has the Ocarina of Time Any% record.
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The Inspector General of Police Mohammed Adamu has created a new unit to replace the disbanded Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS).
A statement by the Force Public Relations Officer, DCP Frank Mba said the new unit is named Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team.
The unit, he said, will fill the gaps arising from the dissolution of the defunct SARS.
Mba said recruitment has commenced for operatives of the new unit, stating "prospective members of this new team will also undergo psychological and medical examination to ascertain their fitness and eligibility for the new assignment.
"They are to commence training at the different Police tactical training institutions nationwide, next week.
"While personnel from the Police Commands in the South-East and the South-South will be trained at the Counter-Terrorism College, Nonwa-Tai, Rivers State, those from the Police Commands from the North and the South-West will be trained at the Police Mobile Force Training College, Ende, Nasarawa State and the Police Mobile Force Training College, Ila-Orangun, Osun State, respectively.
"While reaffirming his irrevocable commitment towards the successful and holistic implementation of the Police reforms, the IGP enjoins members of the public, particularly protesting citizens to exercise restraint and allow measures being put in place to come to fruition and engender a Police Force that would meet the yearnings and aspirations of the citizenry."
The IGP also ordered all operatives of the disbanded Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) to report at the Force Headquarters, Abuja for debriefing, psychological and medical examination.
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Cartoonist Ellen Forney is the author of NYT bestseller Marbles: Mania, Depression, Michelangelo, and Me, and the 2012 "Genius Award" winner in Literature from Seattle's The Stranger. She collaborated with Sherman Alexie on the National Book Award-winning novel The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, created the Eisner-nominated comic books I Love Led Zeppelin and Monkey Food, and has taught comics at Cornish College of the Arts since 2002. She grew up in Philadelphia and has lived in Seattle, Washington since 1989. Ellen swims and does yoga, and fixes things with rubber bands and paper clips.
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There are certain expectations that you bring to different authors and artists. When it comes to comix, for example, you go into a reading of R. Crumb knowing that he excels at exploring the inner landscape. If you read Harvey Pekar, you know that he's going to take you to a richer appreciation of the quotidian. Art Spiegelman's work, you know, will hit you in your moral gut.
But if there's one thing that stands out about Ellen Forney's work, it's that it doesn't lend itself to easy expectations. Sometimes she comes across as a hip, cool, punk. At other times, she seems like the girl next door. One minute she's an incredibly sexy, excitingly creative avant gardist. The next she's a chronicler of the mundane. There's very little that's predictable about her work, and that's part of what makes it so intriguing and so illuminating.
In I Love Led Zeppelin, Forney presents her work in 4 different categories: "How to" guides ("How to Be a Fabulous Fag Hag," "How to Tip Your Server," and "How to _____ a Woman with your Hands"); More Short Comics, including the hilarious and poignant "The Light Snow Became a Blizzard," "Walking with Carol," and my favorite, "Wednesday Morning Yoga"; '92-'94, with "My Date with Camille Paglia" leading the pack; and Collaborations, with themes ranging from star-struck fans to sexual coming of age.
Forney's artwork is clean and incredibly expressive given the minimum of pen strokes she uses. She has a good eye, both for drawing and for focusing in on the funny, joyous, alarming, and profound moments hidden away in the stuff of everyday life. Like Harvey Pekar, she sees the deep significance in what's too often dismissed as insignificant. Unlike Pekar, though, she seems to have an uncomplicated love of life, an exuberant appetite for fun and celebration, that makes her work both insightful and fun.
So: how do you be an Ellen Forney fan? Read her stuff without expectations and preconceptions, and enjoy the ride. Oh, and one more thing: loving Led Zeppelin wouldn't hurt.


(Fairhaven School graduated seven students last June. As a way to celebrate the class of 2011, over the next month, we will be posting the theses that they successfully defended. In italics below is a brief description outlining how somebody earns a Fairhaven diploma, followed by the second thesis. Enjoy!
lose, really. I had no real direction in my life and no idea what to do with myself.
better at interacting with people.
where it all really started.
enjoyed it, but crafting still seemed like a hobby more than anything else.
up for. That's when I decided to start entering craft fairs on a more regular basis.
got a better turn out, but still not great.
selling crocheted scarves and gloves. I walked over and she and I started talking.
environment without knowing what I'm up for first. Walk before you run, right?
Being at Fairhaven has taught me a lot of things, like time management.
sure how much I enjoyed the experience though.
occur to us to go to school meeting or ask the grounds clerk or anything like that.
won't end up getting sentenced to three grounds jobs.
them. A lot of them are pretty cool in fact.
friends up. Or remembering to bring tip money when you go out to a restaurant.
two dollar tip. I still have a hard time with that sometimes but I'm working on it.
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What movies will you find on this list of the best flicks about life after a nervous breakdown? One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is an enduring classic of the genre. Randle McMurphy (Jack Nicholson) enters a mental institution to avoid a tough jail sentence, but his sanity is pushed to the limits by the domineering staff. American Beauty is another great movie that features several characters at different stages of mental breakdowns. The newer hit Greenberg follows a middle-aged man re-entering the world after spending some time in a mental hospital. Other good films featured on this roundup of the top nervous breakdown movies include Secretary, Black Swan, and Stay.
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The  Little League World Series took place August 20 to August 26 in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. The Sierra Maestra Little League of Maracaibo, Venezuela defeated Bellaire Little League of Bellaire, Texas in the championship game of the 54th Little League World Series.

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After three U.S. teams finished pool play with a 2–1 record, the team that had allowed the fewest runs per innings played (Bellaire) was declared the pool winner; Davenport was then named pool runner-up due to their win over Vancouver in head-to-head play.

Standings

Game results

Elimination round

Notable players
 Julian Vandervelde (Davenport, Iowa) NFL player Philadelphia Eagles

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2000 official results via Wayback Machine

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Q: Fredholm theory of non elliptic operators In this question we search for a big list of non elliptic operators whose Fredholm index is finite or whose Fredholm theory is extensively discussed. The main motovation is the conference linked in the head of the following post:The subject of the conference is "Fredholm Theory of Non Elliptic Operators".
I read the abstract of talks in the conference but I did not underestand that what is a precise non elliptic differential operator whose index is finite. In the above MO post it is discussed that ellipticity play a crucial role for Fredholm ness but there are some sence of index theory for non eliptic operators. I would appreaciate if you give answer, 1 item per answer, which present either a precise example of non eliptic operator of finite index or contains an extended explaination of  one of the abstract listed in the above conference on "Fredholm Theory for non Elliptic operators".
I ask moderators to consider this question as a wiki question.

A: I think I am in a good position to answer this. The Fredholm property of elliptic operators as maps between Sobolev spaces on compact manifolds rests on elliptic regularity properties. If an operators is not elliptic on a closed manifold this operator will not be Fredholm. This is however no longer true of you have a manifold with boundary and you impose boundary conditions, i.e. modify the domain. If the boundary conditions are carefully chosen then Hoermander's propagation of singularity theorem, replacing elliptic theory, can be used to show the Fredholm property even in non-elliptic situations. For example the Lorentzian Dirac operator is not elliptic, but it is Fredholm under some conditions (compact Cauchy surface, etc) if APS boundary conditions are imposed on spacelike hypersurfaces. Take a look at An index theorem for Lorentzian manifolds with compact spacelike Cauchy boundary by Christian Baer and Alexander Strohmaier where an index theorem is proved for such operators. You can also look at the published version American Journal of Mathematics, 1421-1455 141.5.

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The divorce app that lets you break up without breaking the bank
Divorce can be a costly legal battleground as well as an emotional ordeal. But a new app, amicable, could provide a better way
There are three stages to divorce and the first two can be done at low cost. Photograph: Itanistock/Alamy
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Breaking up may be hard to do but the developers of a new app hope to at least make it much less expensive. As long as both parties are reasonable enough to communicate with each other, rather than lawyers, the founders of amicable claim the groundwork for divorce can be completed for "tens of pounds" per month rather than thousands in legal bills.
The app combines emotional support and legal information with the tools to allow a couple to do all the administration required to get to the point where they can apply to a court to be legally separated. This includes disclosing assets and agreeing how they will be shared, as well as new living and co-parenting arrangements.
This self-service approach can save a fortune compared to talking through lawyers. The app is currently in an open beta trial and its co-founders, family counsellor, Kate Daly and IT consultant, Pip Wilson, expect it to launch in September. It will be billed per person per month, with the average subscription expected to last three to six months before the process is complete.
The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics, for November 2013, calculate that there are 115,000 divorces in England and Wales every year; as an average, 42% of marriages end in divorce. Costs can range from the low thousands per person, to up to £30,000 in a contested case that has to go to court to be resolved, according to the government's money advice service.
Kate Daly, co-founder of amicable. Photograph: amicable
Grown from experience
It was this potential for legal fees to rocket that prompted Kate Daly to come up with the idea for amicable.
"Our app is based on a bad experience I had with my own divorce which made me realise there just has to be a better way of separating," she says.
"Everything about going down the legal route from the start encourages conflict. If someone goes to a lawyer, and that's how the other party hears their relationship is over, people immediately dig their heels in and that gets worse when there's an auditor's forensic approach to what they own and how it's going to be split. We go for a more conciliatory approach which encourages someone to help their partner understand that the relationship is over, so they can come to terms with it and reach the same stage before they decide on next steps."
Focus on co-parenting
This follows the approach of a relationship breakdown conciliation service, Family Change, which Daly set up after her divorce. It helped people communicate face to face where the main priority was working towards being effective co-parents.
The idea for amicable was born while Daly was chatting with her friend, Pip Wilson, who had recently left BlueFin Solutions, an IT consultancy she had co-founded. Wilson was convinced the conciliatory approach could be built in to an app.
"There are three stages to divorce and the first two can be done at very low cost if both parties are reasonable," says Wilson.
"We can help with the disclosure and arrangement stages. It's basically a load of admin that you don't need to pay a lawyer a couple of hundred pounds an hour to do. Even if one party ends up being completely unreasonable and the process can't be completed on the app but has to go to a lawyer in the early stages, each partner can download their information from the app rather than pay for a solicitor to begin the process from scratch."
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With finances as well as living and parental issues to deal with, the app can link up to a legal firm the developers have partnered with. This means couples can formalise what they have agreed in a consent order – which needs to be in place for the paperwork to go through court before a decree nissi and then decree absolute can be obtained. The total legal cost, when using amicable's partners, is around £1,200.
"The way things stand, the only way to complete the third part of divorce is through a lawyer," says Daly. "We offer guidance and a lawyer so couples simply send the paperwork via the app to them. We're hoping to get the fees reduced at some stage but nearly half of the legal fees are court charges and so are unavoidable, no matter what route you take."
While amicable is not the only online service to offer divorces, its co-founders claims it is the only app-based service containing all the necessary legal information as well as the emotional support to help the process go more smoothly.
"The true lesson I learned working face to face with couples is that divorce is presented as a legal issue but it's actually an emotional problem with legal implications," says Daly.
It is this experience in conciliation, as well as having co-founders with both psychology and IT backgrounds, which makes amicable believe they can take on what they describe as a "broken" legal system.
The main challenge is whether people can be amicable while using the app: if one side does not want to be reasonable the app is no use, although you can still use it and download info up to the point either side wants to go to a lawyer.
After going live in September, amicable's co-founders expect to spend the rest of the year evaluating user responses before seeking venture capital backing. They hope to fund a marketing drive and growth campaign next year, presenting a viable alternative to paying a solicitor £200 or £300 an hour for something that two reasonable people can do themselves.
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Q: How to parse "8/31/2017 15:45:32" to a DateTime object I tried all sorts of combinations and the one that seems like it ought to work is:
DateTime.strptime "8/31/2017 15:45:32", "%m/%d/%y %H:%M:%S"

and
DateTime.parse "8/31/2017 15:45:32"

But they don't work and in fact I can't find the magical incantation to parse it.

A: To parse a year with century use %Y instead of %y. %y only matches years without a centure – like 8/31/17 in your example.
 DateTime.strptime "8/31/2017 15:45:32", "%m/%d/%Y %H:%M:%S"
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Rosewood is a primarily residential neighbourhood under construction in southeast Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. The majority of its residents live in single detached dwellings. In 2011, the area was home to 73 residents. In early 2015 there were approximately 900 occupied residences. The neighbourhood is considered a high-income area, with an average family income of $104,964, and a home ownership rate of 93.3%.

History
The land where Rosewood is planned to exist was annexed between 1980 and 1984. It was considered challenging to develop - the area is dotted with sloughs and has a high water table. The majority of the wetlands were drained and filled with a single large wetland complex modified and used for drainage, eliminating the need for some storm sewer mains. Servicing of the land began in 2008, and home construction in the first phase of the community was underway in the summer of 2009.

The southwest corner of the community will consist of a commercial hub and multi-family dwellings, while a village square with businesses, parks and multi-family dwellings is planned for the centre of the neighbourhood. Housing will consist of 2731 single-unit dwellings and 1760 multi-unit condominium, townhouse and apartment dwellings. Between 2022 and 2025, Rosewood will reach completion and have an estimated population of 10,650. the city of Saskatoon has since updated the master plan eliminating a vital access point to highway 16, adding a large commercial property to the southeast and increasing density on the eastern portion of the subdivision by close to 50%. With a final estimated population exceeding 12,000.

Major access roads carry the Rosewood name, but street names assigned thus far by the city such as Ledingham, Rochelle, and Hastings, show no set pattern, other than to honour notable Saskatonians. One street name that attracted media attention when it was assigned in 2011 was Tweed Lane, named in honor of reality TV star, film actress and onetime Playboy Playmate of the Year Shannon Tweed, at the request of Tourism Saskatoon, which had honored Tweed with a faux street sign bearing the name in 2010.

A proposed amendment to the neighbourhood concept plan would add another  of land and 1200 people to the area. It incorporates a triangular piece of what was previously dubbed the Southeast Development Area. Originally it had been separated by a future perimeter highway, but in 2014 the alignment of the roadway was being reviewed, making the adjacent land available as an addition to the neighbourhood. The land was ultimately assigned for commercial use, and the city's second Costco outlet opened there in 2016.

Government and politics
Rosewood exists within the federal electoral district of Saskatoon—Grasswood. It is currently represented by Kevin Waugh of the Conservative Party of Canada, first elected in 2015.

Provincially, the area is in the constituency of Saskatoon Southeast. It is currently represented by Don Morgan of the Saskatchewan Party, first elected in 2003 and re-elected in 2007, 2011 and 2016.

In Saskatoon's non-partisan municipal politics, Rosewood lies within ward 9. It is currently represented by Councillor Bev Dubois, first elected in 2016.

Institutions

Education

Land was allocated for two schools at the centre of the neighbourhood as part of the planning phase for Rosewood. On October 22, 2013, the provincial government announced funding for four new P3 facilities in Saskatoon, including a joint-use public/separate school facility in Rosewood. Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools revealed in June 2015 that the division's new elementary school in Rosewood would be named after Thérèse of Lisieux, while Saskatoon Public Schools announced in October 2016 that its new elementary school would be named after Colette Bourgonje. Both schools were completed ahead of the 2017-2018 school year.

Parks and recreation
The current drawings show a core neighbourhood park at the centre of the neighbourhood adjacent to the school and mixed-use "village square" sites. Linear parks link to two neighbourhood parks closer to the east and west peripheries, and two small "pocket" parks in the northeast part of the neighbourhood.

Commercial
The plans for Rosewood show two dedicated commercial zones: one at the southwest entrance to the neighbourhood, and the other surrounding the village square. Another mixed-use site in the northeast is another possible location for businesses. Rosewood is located adjacent to the Lakewood Suburban Centre which already has established commercial development. Eight home-based businesses exist in the neighbourhood. A revision to the community plan released in 2014 shows a large highway commercial area is now proposed for the southeast corner of the development. The first business constructed in the area, Costco, opened in 2016.

Location
Rosewood is located in the Lakewood Suburban Development Area.  It is bounded by the Canadian Pacific Railway tracks and a future highway right-of-way to the east, Highway 16 to the south, Boychuk Drive to the west, and Taylor Street to the north. Inside those boundaries, the roads are a mix of local and collector roads.

The current proposal shows that Rosewood will have access points on all four sides of the community, including an access to Highway 16 to the south and the proposed Perimeter Highway to the east. There will be two access roads off Taylor Street, plus one off Boychuk Drive, Rosewood Boulevard West. Both the south Rosewood access road and Boychuck Drive were indicated to have interchanges with Hwy. 16 in the future. Construction of an interchange at Boychuck is under way as of 2017 with completion expected in 2019.

References

External links

Rosewood map
Rosewood Neighbourhood Concept Plan

Neighbourhoods in Saskatoon


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The Watts-Born Cult Hero and the Superstar Drummer/Producer Connect for a Bright New EP
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03 Greedo and Travis Barker share Meet The Drummers, their new collaborative EP. Though Meet The Drummers marks the first connection between the two SoCal artists, Greedo and Barker are a compatible pair. Barker's production, marked by bright keyboards and rattling bass, proves to be the perfect canvas for Greedo's abstract, melodic warble. The 5-track EP's title highlights a parallel between Barker and Greedo, playing off Greedo's frequent shoutouts to his hometown Drummer Gang and Barker's status as one of music's most eclectic and productive percussionists. Featuring the recent single "Cellout," Meet The Drummers is available everywhere via Alamo Records.
Growing up in extreme poverty in the Central L.A. city of Watts, 03 Greedo rose to prominence in late 2017 on the back of cult hits like "Mafia Business." Last year, Greedo's unique sound reached a national audience, as he flashed his supernatural rhyming ability on the mixtape The Wolf of Grape Street and flexed his artistic muscles on the 27-track God Level, which boasts the Lil Uzi Vert-featuring "Never Bend" (Remix). In April, Greedo released the Noisey-produced documentary Project Genius: The Story of 03 Greedo, which chronicles his rise and his importance to his Watts community. Earlier this year, Greedo shared Still Summer In The Projects, produced and executive-produced by Mustard, hosting two well-received singles: the Rolling Stone-premiered strip-club anthem "Wasted," and the Billboard– and The FADER-premiered breezy windows-down jam "Trap House," which Pitchfork called "a song that should have Greedo's presence felt this summer." Featuring appearances from YG, Shoreline Mafia, and Trilliano, Still Summer In The Projects is available to stream everywhere via Alamo/Interscope.
Travis Barker, one of music's most prolific names, continues to explore genres and mediums ranging from punk rock to hip hop and pop. Previously working with the likes of RZA, Ty Dolla $ign, Run The Jewels, Kid Cudi, Trippie Redd, Halsey, and more. He recently collaborated with Lil Nas X on "F9mily," a track from the "Old Town Road" artist's 7 EP.
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03 Greedo x Travis Barker – "Cellout": https://smarturl.it/cellout
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