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Andretti
My Minds Ready, and Thats That!!

Apple posted details of its iPad battery replacement service earlier this week. Mind you,the iPad isn't even expected to hit the stores until April 3rd. Perhaps Apple has learned something from the battery life backlash that continues to plague its iconic iPhone.

"The iPad's typical use scenario is sans power cord, whereas the power cord travels with the laptop," says Aaron Vronko, CEO of Raid Repair, which services broken iPods and iPhones and replaces worn-out batteries. "It's the biggest device to be used off the power cord most of the time. That makes the battery a huge factor in the success of this device and how it's received by its audience."

Bad News: Your iPhone Battery Is Dying

Every time you go through a charge cycle on your iPhone, you'll permanently lose anywhere from 30 seconds to a minute of battery capacity. Typically, you'll get 250 to 500 charge cycles before a lithium ion battery has outlived its usefulness, Vronko says.

(A charge cycle covers the entire capacity of the battery. For instance, if you drained a third of the battery and recharged it, and then used two-thirds of the battery the next day and recharged it, this would still be considered a single charge cycle.)

Using your iPhone in extreme temperatures—below 40 degrees Fahrenheit or above 95 degrees—will degrade the battery capacity faster, he says. Also, you shouldn't regularly run your iPhone battery completely down before recharging it. Doing these things will shave maybe a minute and half off the total battery capacity per charge cycle, Vronko says.

However, it's a good practice to run the battery dead before fully recharging it once a month to keep the chip on the battery and the chip on the device that measure the current flowing back and forth in sync .

Andretti
My Minds Ready, and Thats That!!

Eric B. & Rakim were a hip-hop duo composed of DJ Eric Barrier and MC Rakim Allah (born William Michael Griffin Jr.).

Hailing from Long Island, New York, the pair is generally considered by hip hop enthusiasts to be one of the most influential and innovative groups in the genre. During hip hop's so-called golden age of the mid-1980s to the early 90s, the duo was almost universally regarded as the premier MC/DJ combo in hip hop. The two had a potent chemistry and each represented the height of innovation in their respective roles: Rakim was the master lyricist, an innovative talent who pushed the art of hip hop lyricism to new creative heights with his use of internal rhyme, sophisticated metaphors, and with a methodical-yet-effortless delivery; the duo's beats built on the hard-hitting sound of Run-D.M.C. by adding James Brown samples and Eric B's extensive scratching skills, setting the stage for hip hop's late-1980s/early-1990s infatuation with samples from the Godfather of Soul.

Eric Barrier was born in 1965 and raised in the Elmhurst section of Queens. Born in 1968 and raised in Wyandanch, Long Island, William Michael Griffin converted to The Nation of Gods and Earths (also known as the 5 Percent Nation) at age 16 and began writing rhymes. Barrier, who had played trumpet and drums throughout high school, switched to turntables prior to graduation and soon, the newly-dubbed "Eric B." began DJing for radio station WBLS in New York. Eric B. would DJ for WBLS' mobile events around the city and wound up meeting Alvin Toney, a promoter based in Queens. Eric B. had been looking for rappers and Toney recommended he use Freddie Foxxx, an aggressive Queens MC with a reputation for battle raps. Toney took Eric B. to Foxxx's home, but the rapper wasn't there. Immediately, Toney suggested another option. Eric B. recalled in 2008, "[Toney] was like 'I got another dude, he nice too--this dude got a smooth, laid-back style.' So [he] takes me to Rakim's house and we start talking." [2] Eric B. borrowed records from Rakim's brother, Stevie Blass Griffin (who worked at a plant pressing bootleg LPs) and began cutting them in the basement for Rakim, who was down there drinking a beer and relaxing. Said Eric B., "I took Fonda Rae's "Over Like A Fat Rat" and said 'This is the bass line I'm going to use for this record.' Rakim spit the beer all over the wall and thought it was the funniest shit in the world. I told Rakim, just like you laughing now you going to be laughing all the way to the bank and be a millionaire one day because of this record.

Check out the video Joel Ortiz Nissan,Honda,Chevy featuring Jim Jones. Shout out to my nigga Jaru and Roc doing what y'all do get money dogzzzzzzz!!!!




FROHZ

That Brooklyn Bullshit We On It!

Mike Tyson is back and this time it's not in the ring!You could check him out in his new Reality Show wear he will be racing his Pigeons,he says from 2am till 6am he chills with his bird's.............





FROHZ

That Brooklyn Bullshit We On It!

Check out some new heat from your boy Redman. "Buck Buck" was produced by Illmind, I'm not sure if this is from his upcoming "Reggie" album but the beat is something crazy...enjoy!





"You have been blessed with the grace of the Panther"

As Winter turns to Spring, the weather isn’t the only thing warming up the streets. The Block Exchange is bringing that heat with the release of "The Hierarchy" check it out and pop the lid for your copy.

Track list:

01. Duss Smittoooo, R.H.Bless, & Chippa Blue - "Still Hustling and Praying"

02. R.H.Bless, Duss Smittoooo, & Chippa Blue - "Unbreakable"

03. Duss Smittoooo & R.H.Bless feat. Push! Montana - "I Don't See Em"

04. Chippa Blue, R.H.Bless, & Duss Smittoooo - "Gettin' Bread Man"

05. Duss Smittoooo & R.H.Bless - "Turn Em' All Out"

06. Duss Smittoooo, R.H.Bless, & Chippa Blue - "Let's Get It"

07. Duss Smittoooo & R.H.Bless - "Keep On Going"

08. R.H.Bless, Duss Smittoooo, & Chippa Blue - "Party Goes Where We Go"

09. R.H.Bless, Cess Wonder, & Preech - "Sway"

10. R.H.Bless, Chippa Blue, & Duss Smittoooo - "If You Aint"

11. R.H.Bless, Chippa Blue, & Duss Smittoooo - "Too Busy Stacking"

12. R.O.C.C.A., R.H.Bless, & Duss Smittoooo - “Burn Burn Burn"

13. Chippa Blue, R.H.Bless, & Duss Smittoooo - "All We Live For"

14. R.H.Bless, Duss Smittoooo, & Chippa Blue - "Making Noise Over Here"

15. R.H.Bless, Duss Smittoooo, & Chippa Blue - "Shadows"

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"You have been blessed with the grace of the Panther"

Yes Sir its a Big look for Brooklyn people.Jay Z and partners finally made it official the Home of the NY Nets is coming soon.That's was sup can't wait for the fitted caps!!!!!





FROHZ

That Brooklyn Bullshit We On It!

Well People the dog is back to his old tricks DMX locked up again for smoking crack.What the F#%k man DMX was the $#%t in the 90,s.Our prayers go out to him get well dogzzzzzzzz!!!!






FROHZ

That Brooklyn Bullshit We On It!

A yo you know its fire when they do a trailer for a video.Check your man Joel Ortiz killing his new freestyle Nissan Honda Chevy.Video coming Soon! Im starting to think that this song is catching more wreck then the original with Banks and Santana(Beamer Benz or Bently)



FROHZ

That Brooklyn Bullshit We On It!

You could thank me later for this track,Cypress Hill,Marc Anthony & Pitt Bull going in hard.This is a banger summer track!!!!




FROHZ

That Brooklyn Bullshit We On It!

Many people know rapper Heather B from being on the original season of MTV's The Real World in 1992, but true fans of Hip Hop know Heather B for being a female rapper who can shut it down. In 1996, she partnered with Boogie Down Productions for her debut Takin’ Mine, which delivered two regional hits in “All Glocks Down” and “If Headz Only Knew.” Heather B's last project was 2002’s Eternal Affairs. Which had production from Pete Rock and DJ Premier, the album met with positive reviews despite not charting on the Billboard.

Once again Heather B is partnering with LEGENDARY producer D.J. Premier to help her end an eight year hip hop hiatus, with her new album "Open Bar". While Premier is handling the new project’s direction, two other confirmed producers are Pete Rock and Kenny Parker. The lead single off of Heather B's new album "Open Bar" is titled “The Game Don’t Stop”.

I am so glad that Heather B is coming back into the rap game. She was always a great emcee and performer, on this album with production from Legendary producers DJ Premier, Pete Rock and Kenny Parker I will definately purchase that album. Heather B truly is a female emcee that hip hop needs.


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All Mental
"Bringing You That Ghetto Retro.."

I have a throwback classic from Camp Lo. Camp Lo is an American hip hop duo, formed in 1995, which hails from The Bronx, New York. The duo consists of rappers Sonny Cheeba (Salahadeen Wilds) and Geechi Suede (Saladine Wallace), both of Muslim upbringing. Camp Lo's first major exposure came with the release of their second single, the upbeat, horn driven "Luchini", otherwise known as "This Is It". The song became a crossover hit in 1997, breaking into the top 50 on the Billboard Hot 100, and reaching the top 5 on the Hot Rap Singles chart. The duo released their debut album Uptown Saturday Night in January 1997. The effort was widely acclaimed, praised for its accessible content and smooth, funk and jazz inspired production. Check out the video for "Luchini aka This Is It" from Camp Lo's debut album "Uptown Saturday Night".





All Mental
"Bringing You That Ghetto Retro.."

This Video is off the hook , check out your girl's Lady Gaga and Beyonce tearing this track up!



FROHZ

That Brooklyn Bullshit We On It!