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Were you not able to pick up the Diamond Supply x Ronnie Fieg x ASICS GEL-Lyte V earlier this year? It’s all good, because now ASICS has a new general release colorway of the shoe that’s definitely an acceptable substitute—especially when you factor in the ease of purchase and price compared to the coveted collab version. This “poor man’s” Diamond GEL-Lyte V features an awesome teal and grey suede color block, complete with a speckled sole that actually calls to mind the iconic Nike Mag aesthetic, as well. Any way you slice it, this is definitely one of the better GR versions of the shoe we’ll see all fall. Find them arriving now at select ASICS Tiger suppliers in Europe, and expect them soon in the US.

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Spike and Mike are still close enough to warrant MJ sending Mars a pair of the Supreme x Air Jordan 5s in the outstanding “Desert Camo” colorway. When you were responsible for some of the most iconic Air Jordan ads ever, of course you still have a strong connect to get basically any retro you’d ever want, as the famed movie director posted on Instagram his latest gift with the caption: “These New Jordan’s Are DOPE.100. 10 x 10. Thank You MJ. Brooklyn’s Finest.” Do you agree with Spike? Check out the full image below and let the ensuing jealousy carry over while you wait for a small chance to grab your size once the pair hits NikeLab in the near future.

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Is an unlimited data plan still unlimited if there’s a threshold marking the point at which your network speeds will be slowed down? Sprint seems to think so: after telling customers in June that it would no longer throttle speeds for customers on its unlimited plan using an excessive amount of data, today Sprint has changed its tune, and says it’ll slow down customers when they reach a 23GB monthly threshold.

In the name of network management, Sprint announced that as of today, Oct. 16, it’s introducing a new “Quality of Service” practice that applies to customers who choose an unlimited data handset plan (either new or plan upgrades) from here on out.

“For these customers, if they use more than 23GB of data during a billing cycle, they will be prioritized on the network below other customers for the remainder of their billing cycle, only in times and locations where the network is constrained,” writes Dr. John Saw, Sprint’s chief technology officer. Unlimited data customers will not be charged overage fees even if they do hit that 23GB monthly mark, however.

It won’t be easy to gobble up that much data — CNET points out it’s equivalent to streaming all five seasons of Game of Thrones — as Sprint says this change is aimed at a “small minority” of customers who “might occupy an unreasonable share of network resources.”

This is a reversal from Sprint’s decision in June to cease throttling unlimited data customers — right around the time net neutrality went into effect. That rule classifies Sprint as a common carrier under Title II and as such, it is not allowed to muck around with customers’ connections — no slowing down, blocking or otherwise choking.

But it is something other carriers have done as well: T-Mobile also slows down users who hit a 23GB threshold, while AT&T has gotten itself in trouble with the Federal Trade Commission for peddling an unlimited plan but throttling folks at only 3GB.

Sprint itself points to this 23GB threshold as “standard in the industry,” adding, “We agree this is a smart approach towards making sure a small number of customers don’t adversely impact the experience for others.”

It might make wireless customers cranky when they’re subject to throttling, but if it’s necessary, mobile companies are indeed allowed to do it. Network management is a real and legitimate thing.

In the meantime, if you’re not binge-watching Jon Snow’s curly locks whipping around in the wintry air everywhere you go, you should be okay: Sprint says notes that about 3% of its postpaid subscribers are “using overwhelmingly disproportionate network resources,” and that its goal with the policy change is to prevent some of those folks from “negatively impacting the other 97 percent of customers.

It remains to be seen whether the Federal Communications Commission or the FTC will go after other carriers, including Sprint, for instituting throttling thresholds on plans that are supposed to include limitless data.

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Des Plaines aldermen say they're trying to help break the curse of the billy goat -- opening the door to goats at a historic campground. "I want to make sure all the Cub fan residents know we're doing the best we can to get a World Series in Chicago," said Alderman Mike Charewicz.

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Whether you’ve put in an order for a Nexus 6P or you’re patiently waiting for Android version 6.0 to reach your Galaxy S6 , you’ll want to know what Marshmallow can do for you. It’s not a dramatic leap forward for Google’s mobile OS, but there are still a number of useful new features you’re going to want to know about.

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Multiple models from Nike are now getting an upgrade for the Winter season. One of their go-to’s is the Air Max line and to be specific the Air Max 90.

The latest model we have a look at is the Nike Air Max 90 Winter Premium ‘Squadron Blue’. The shoes feature leather and suede construction while blue is predominately used while black accents peers through the uppers. The last addition is the ticker sole for better traction, a standard in winterized Air Max 90s.

The ‘Squadron Blue’ Nike Air Max 90 Winter Premium is now showing up at Nike Sportswear retailers like WishATL. However you won’t be able to purchase them online since they are releasing them in-store only. We are sure in the next couple of days that more online shops will have them so make sure to check around.

Special, low-priced deals at local restaurants await area residents as Mayor Matt Bogusz’s 2d annual Restaurant Week kicks-off today (Friday), Oct. 16.

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