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Who loves psycho 5-6 Minnesota? Not me, particularly with Dalvin Cook headed for the MRI tube this morning to check his troubled shoulder. (You thought I’d say Cincinnati, and I almost did.)

The team that could be the ultimate spoiler: San Francisco. The best team in football heading into December: Green Bay, by an immunized pinky toe (thanks, Joe Buck) over Arizona. This year, well, I’m going to give you the top 10 in the league heading into snow-squall season, and I’m going to give you the five teams who could be this year’s Bucs. Tampa Bay, on a two-game losing streak with some internal grousing about the dysfunctional offense making the rumor rounds, was 7-5, not a top 10 team as the calendar flipped to December. After 12 weeks, the Steelers were 11-0, the clear number one team in the league. When the calendar turns to December, we should know the lay of the land in the NFL, right? Of course.

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We very much appreciate your patience and understanding during this time. As you may be aware, the All-Access Pass includes products from multiple 3rd party manufacturers, which means multiple different development teams are hard at work on this process. Therefore Apple M1 (ARM) updates won't likely be available until the end of 2021 or early 2022.

Please understand that that updating our entire product line to run natively on a new processor is quite a time-consuming process for our developers. "Slate Digital software and All Access Pass products are not yet compatible with the new Apple M1 computers (Apple ARM processors). I'd ping Steven Slate Drums and see if it might be a good solution in the meantime. I am an IT geek and took a look around and found something you might find interesting on the SlateDigitals support site, I am assuming that Slate Digital is strongly tied to the SSD plugin, While you are correct that it is not supported yet, they do provide a workaround that looks like it might be worth a try.