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Zu Warriors Dawn Of Darkness directed by Yuen Woo-ping
Hong Kong filmmaker Tsui Hark is producing a new 3D installment in his iconic Zu Warriors series, to be directed by Yuen Woo-ping.
Bona Film Group is financing the $35m fantasy martial arts film, titled Zu Warriors Dawn Of Darkness, which is expected to start shooting in late July/early August in Beijing.
The film will use the same high-end stereoscopic 3D technology that Tsui used in his acclaimed 2011 hit Flying Swords Of Dragon Gate and his upcoming Detective Dee prequel. It is likely there will also be an IMAX version of the film.
The Tsui Hark-directed Zu Warriors From The Magic Mountain (1983) was the first Chinese movie to make extensive use of visual effects, with Tsui importing Hollywood technicians to work on the film. He directed The Legend Of Zu in 2001, based on the same martial arts mythology, starring a young Zhang Ziyi.
The films are set in a fantastical world of gods and demons where the forces of good and evil battle each other with superhuman powers.
Yuen Woo Ping has directed films such as True Legend and Iron Monkey and recently worked as action director on Keanu Reeves' Man Of Tai Chi.
Meanwhile, Tsui is planning to direct 3D action adventure Tracks In The Snowy Forest, backed by Bona Film Group, from November 2013.
source: screendaily


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Don't Laugh At The Kids On The School Bus, Because One Day They Might Line Up Next To You In A 555hp Challenger.
For a car crazy teenager, the only thing worse than riding the bus to school is sitting in the back of that bus, and overhearing the geeks recount last night's episode of Star Trek. The intricacies of the Vulcan mind meld never sounded so lame. Not only did Greg Ducato suffer such a fate, the agony persisted all the way through his senior year in high school. Needless to say, potential prom dates weren't exactly impressed. It was all part of a grand scheme hatched by Greg's parents to keep him away from cars, and focused on his studies. Ultimately, it didn't work, and today he runs a successful transmission shop (www.phoenixtrans.com) and a savage stable of performance cars. Greg's finest machine is his '70 Challenger that's been blessed with a full Pro Touring rubdown. It packs a 555hp small-block, a GM overdrive automatic, and an Air Ride Technologies four-link suspension. What started out as a beater autocross project has morphed into a show-quality street machine that almost makes up for those days on the bus.
As a kid growing up in Ohio during the muscle car heyday, Greg got sucked into the fervent Midwest car scene at a very young age. At 14, he took a job pumping gas just so he could be around cars. By the time he finished high school, Greg saved up enough money to buy a '70 Buick Grand Sport. "When I got my driver's license in 1975, it was a great time to be into cars. It was right after the first oil embargo, and people were unloading muscle cars that were less than 10 years old for dirt cheap," he recollects. Much to his parents' dismay, the car fix never relented. "My folks didn't want me to go into any automotive field because they thought it was too low-class. Naturally, I got into the auto parts business, which was perfect because I always had cars that needed parts. I moved to Texas in 1982 to manage a transmission remanufacturing facility, and eventually opened up my own shop."
Two decades later, with full-time parenthood behind him, Greg had some more free time on his hands. Although he always liked Challengers, he never felt the urge to build one. That all changed when Greg's son-who had been faithfully raised as a gearhead since infancy-decided it would be cool to build an E-Body Mopar with his old man. "I'm more of an opportunist than a seeker, so I've never actually owned any of the cars on my short list," Greg explains. "My son kept hammering me to build a Challenger, so I agreed to buy one if he could find a decent car for under $5,000. I didn't think he could do it, but sure enough, the little bugger did. The next thing I know, we're hauling home a six-cylinder Challenger with a three-speed stick from Colorado."
Although many people associate Colorado with snow and world-class skiing, the Challenger spent most of its life in the arid part of the state. Consequently, the car was extremely solid overall, with immaculate floors and just a hair of rust beneath the rear glass. The original plan was to keep things simple, but as with many projects, that eventually changed. "Our goal was to get the car running as cheaply as possible, then go beat on it on the autocross. My son stripped the car down in our garage, and I bought a 340 small-block and a four-speed from a guy who was building a Hemi 'Cuda clone," Greg recalls. "The idea was to throw a cheapie paintjob on it and have a fun little beater, but the car ended up in body shop hell for the next few years. The first shop had it for six months and didn't do anything. The next shop sandblasted the car, then let it sit for the next eight months. I lost interest in it for awhile and started a few other projects, but after wasting two years and several thousand dollars, I rescued the car and took it down to South Coast Rides (Rosenberg, Texas). They only do super high-end work there, so at that point the entire nature of the build completely changed. I figured that if we're going to spend some money on the car, we might as well do it right and make it nice."
Since the Challenger was destined for chronic lateral abuse, Greg felt that a Pro Touring build combined with T/A-style aesthetics perfectly complemented the car's intended purpose. "I'm a car guy, not a purist, so above all else the car had to be functional. At the same time, I didn't want to go over the top with billet and chrome in order to maintain the original flavor," he quips. Greg doesn't have much tolerance for squeaks and rattles, and took painstaking measures to make sure the Challenger was as stiff as possible. All of the unibody seams have been welded, subframe connectors run the length of the chassis, and the stock K-member has been beefed up with a reinforcement plate off of a Hemi car. Likewise, custom braces have been added between the inner fenders and firewall, rear wheelwells and rear seat area, and in the radiator support. "This isn't the tinny, rattly Mopar of your youth. I was adamant about wanting the Challenger to feel as solid as a full-frame car, and we've definitely overachieved on that mark."
Making the most of the rock-solid chassis is a complete Ridetech suspension system. Ridetech's tubular control arms, air springs, and adjustable shocks attenuate body roll up front. At the back end, the stock leaves were ditched for an adjustable street four-link arrangement that swings a built Chrysler 83/4-inch rearend. A set of Boze 18-inch wheels wrapped in Michelin rubber rounds out the chassis, and 13-inch Baer discs at each corner bring everything to a halt. "I'm amazed at how well the Ridetech suspension setup rides and handles. The four-link hooks much better than the stock setup," Greg reports. "I'm still playing with all the different adjustments, but once I figure it out it's going to be a terror on the autocross."
Getting the rear meats to bite is no small feat, as the Challenger is powered by a beast of a small-block. Built by Hughes Engines (Washington, Illinois), the 340 has been bored and stroked to 416 cubic inches with a Mopar Performance 4.000-inch steel crank, Scat H-beam rods, and Keith Black 9.3:1 forged pistons. The short-block is topped by a set of ported Edelbrock Performer RPM heads, a Victor intake manifold, and a Holley 830-cfm carb built by Sean Murphy Induction. A custom Hughes 242/246-at-.050 hydraulic flat tappet cam actuates the valves, and exhaust exits through a set of TTI Performance long-tube headers that dump into dual 2.5-inch DynoMax mufflers. On the engine dyno, the small-block doles out 555 hp and a truly impressive 552 lb-ft of torque. "For a motor with such few inches and a flat-tappet cam, it makes a ton of torque. Hughes doesn't just take a Chevy cam grind, put it on a Mopar core, and call it a custom cam," Greg explains. "They said that going with a flat-tappet instead of a roller cam might sacrifice a few horsepower up top, but the lighter flat lifters would rev quicker and turn more rpm. I'm convinced. This car really moves, and it should easily knock off mid-11s in the quarter-mile."
Greg admits that he contemplated putting a stick behind the 416, but he couldn't see how he'd explain such a move to customers. His choice of a GM 4L60E, however, is anything but conventional. "Mopar overdrives are huge, and require hacking up the floors," Greg says. "The 4L60E, on the other hand, is smaller, lighter, and has better gear ratios. Plus, with the Compushift trans controller, I can precisely dial in the shift points wherever I want. The swap itself is pretty easy, and only requires a custom bellhousing adapter plate, flexplate, and crossmember."
On the surface, Greg's Challenger is just another sweet muscle car. In a more philosophical sense, however, it reflects his journey as an enthusiast and represents a culmination of everything he's accomplished along the way. Granted, the Challenger's all-around goodness isn't quite enough for him to forget about his days of riding the bus, but without those harrowing memories, he may have never amassed the means or inspiration to build it in the first place.
By The Numbers
|Greg Ducato, 50 • Weatherford, TX
|Total cost to build: $60,000
|Chrysler 416ci small-block
|Chrysler block, bored to 4.080 inches
|Melling high-volume oil pump, Milodon pan
|Rotating assembly:
|Mopar Performance
|4.000-inch steel crank,
|Scat H-beam rods,
|Keith Black 9.3:1 forged pistons
|Cylinder heads:
|ported Edelbrock Performer RPM
|aluminum castings with 2.08/1.60-inch valves;
|Hughes springs and retainers
|Hughes 242/246-at-.050
|hydraulic flat-tappet cam,
|.592/.606-inch lift,
|110-degree LSA
|Hughes lifters, 1.6:1 rockers,
|and timing set
|ported Edelbrock Victor intake manifold,
|Sean Murphy 830-cfm carburetor
|MSD billet distributor,
|6AL ignition box, coil,
|and plug wires
|Fuel system:
|Rick's Hot Rod Shop tank;
|Aeromotive in-tank pump and regulator
|TTI Performance 1¾-inch
|long-tube headers and X-pipe,
|dual 2.5-inch DynoMax mufflers
|Mopar Performance pump;
|Be Cool radiator and dual electric fans
|555 hp at 6,100 rpm
|and 552 lb-ft at 4,600 rpm
|Built by:
|Hughes Engines (Washington, IL)
|Phoenix 4L60E overdrive,
|adapter plate, custom flexplate,
|and 3,000-stall coverter;
|Compushift computer, Lokar shifter
|Rear axle:
|Chrysler 8 3/4-inch rearend,
|Auburn limited-slip differential;
|Moser 30-spline axles and 3.70:1 gears
|Front suspension:
|Ridetech tubular control arms,
|air springs, and shocks; stock sway bar
|Rear Suspension:
|Ridetech four-link,
|air springs, shocks,
|and subframe connectors
|Baer 13-inch discs with two-piston
|calipers, front and rear
|Boze Pro Touring
|18×8 (4.5-inch backspace), front;
|18×10 (5.75-inch backspace), rear
|Goodyear Eagle F1 225/45R18, front;
|295/45R18, rear

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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – It's the dawn of a new era for the Tennessee Tech soccer program, as head coach Daniel Brizard has announced the signing of nine recruits for the 2013 season. With the departure of seven seniors, Brizard has brought in a large recruiting class.
Brizard also knew that he had a large group of quality players departing, including six starters from last year's squad. That required more than just a large group of newcomers. It required quality players that could come in and immediately make an impact on the starting lines and in the depth department. That's exactly what Brizard says he got.
"All nine of these kids are part of the face going forward for TTU soccer," explained Brizard. "We're excited to have all of our kids coming here. It's a good step forward. This will be the first year that it's a team that has only played for me and we're all on the same page. I think that that's very important when you're coaching."
Here is a closer look at the Tennessee Tech Soccer Recruiting Class of 2013:
Skyler Brown – D, 5-4, Hendersonville, Tenn. / Hendersonville HS
A three-sport athlete from Hendersonville High School, Brown is the younger sister of former Golden Eagle soccer player Taren Brown. She was a four-year starter for coach Russ Plummer and is one of three rookies to join Tech from her high school this season.
Named the team MVP and Defensive MVP her sophomore and senior years, Brown helped lead her team to three sectional appearances and back-to-back district championships in 2011 and 2012. She earned all-county and all-tournament honors as a sophomore and senior.
She scored six goals and tallied four assists in 2012 on her way to all-state honors. In 2011, she helped the team to a regional championship, just one year after finishing the season with a 11th overall AAA Final State Ranking. Brown recorded 13 goals and 12 assists during her career.
Skyler Ashlyn Brown is the daughter of Tyler and Kathy Brown and sister of Taren Brown and plans to major in elementary education with the goal of becoming an elementary school teacher.
"Skyler is the younger sister of former Tech player Taren Brown, who graduated my first year. We're looking for her to find a role on the back line. We want her to come in and battle for the left back spot. Taylor Hicks is our current left back, but will be a senior, so we'll try to get Skyler some time there or in the center back role. In this first year we'll be looking to feel out where we're going to play her going forward. She's a great kid that's been around soccer for a long time. She plays for TSC (Tennessee Soccer Club) right now. We want her to come in and find her identify and establish her role going forward."
Micki Dye – D, 5-4, Nashville, Tenn. / Christ Presbyterian Academy
A three-year letterwinner from Paige High School and one-year letterwinner from Christ Presbyterian Academy, Dye has had much success throughout her high school career.
In three years at PHS, Dye led her team to an impressive 44-11-3 record, winning three consecutive district and regional championships. In 2009 and 2010, the team also won sectional championships and was an AA State quarterfinalist in 2009 and AA State semifinalist in 2010.
Dye earned all-district honors her freshman and junior seasons as well as all-tournament honors her sophomore and junior years. In 2009 she was named to the THSSCA all-state team. She earned all-mid-state second-team honors as a freshman and junior. In 2011, she was named the team captain and won the "Coaches Award."
As a senior at CPA, Dye helped lead the team to a 20-2-2 record, winning district, regional, and sectional championships on their way to the AA State Championship. She was named the State Tournament Offensive MVP and earned THSSCA all-state honors as well as all-mid-state second team honors.
In four years of high school, Dye was a member of National Honor Society, and National Technical Honor Society. She placed 4th in the state of Tennessee in the 2011 HOSA Bowl and was voted "Most Versatile" in her Nursing Assistant Course. She is also a licensed CNA.
Michaila Claire Dye is the daughter of Bret and Heather Dye and plans to major in nursing with the goal of becoming a nurse anesthetist.
"Micki Dye is from Nashville and currently plays for FC Alliance. We're looking for her to come in and start at right back. She's a very aggressive, attacking right back and that's what we're looking for from our outside backs. She's a solid defender 1 v. 1, but also going forward. She serves the ball well and really has a nose for how the game is played. As long as she doesn't turn around and put it in her own frame, hopefully the position will be hers for the next four years."
Ashlyn Flaherty – MF, 5-6, Chagrin Falls, Ohio / Chagrin Falls HS
A four-year varsity starter at Chagrin Falls High School, Flaherty recorded an incredible 36 goals and 29 assists as a midfielder and forward during her high school career. During her time at CFHS, she helped lead her team to two conference and district championships, as well as two regional final appearances and one championship.
Flaherty was selected All-Greater Cleveland first-team, All-Chagrin Valley Conference first-team, and All-News Herald All-Star first-team three times each. She was also honored twice as an All-Sun News All-Star first-teamer. She earned All-Ohio Academic Team honors as well.
She was a member of the Cleveland Futbol Club (CFC) for four years, including the 2009 and 2010 Ohio North State Cup Championship teams. The club was a member of the USYS MRL Premier League in 2009 and 2010 before being promoted to the USYS National League in 2010-11. Flaherty also earned an Ohio North State Cup Championship in 2008 as a member of the Cleveland Alliance Soccer Academy (CASA).
A participant in the Olympic Development Program, she was a member of the 2009 Ohio North ODP State Team. In 2008, Flaherty earned the US Club National Cup Championship and Dynamo Round Robin Championship as a member of the Cleveland Blues.
A four-year honor roll recipient, Flaherty was also a member of student government and was selected as a member of the Chagrin Falls High School Sports Council.
Ashlyn Nicole Flaherty is the daughter of William and Melissa Flaherty and plans to major in business.
"Ashlyn is another great kid that we're very excited about. She's going to play in the midfield for us. She's good in the air and she's very calm with the ball at her feet. We're looking for her to just add to the midfield and help make a great rotation for us. She can ping a ball, which is always nice. It gives us that versatility of short passes or quality balls over the top. If needed, she can play on the back line. She's versatile from midfield on back and could probably play anywhere on the field if we needed her to. She's a good kid and a really good soccer player too."
Abi Gearing – F, 5-9, Libertyville, Ill. / Libertyville HS
A two-sport athlete at Libertyville High School, Gearing played both volleyball and lacrosse while playing year-round club soccer. She was a member of a lacrosse team that finished fourth in state in 2010.
As a member of the Eclipse Select Soccer Club, Gearing played among the nation's best for three years. The team, which ranked as high as No. 2 in the nation and No. 1 in the Midwest Conference, placed fifth in the 2010-11 USYSA National League Blue Division and third in the 2011-12 USYSA National League Red Division. Gearing led the squad in scoring in 2011-12 in the National League and tied for 3rd overall. She was also named team captain for the 2011-12 and 2012-13 seasons. The team won two state cup championships and many tournaments in the top level of play.
She has participated on u16, u17, and u18 teams with the Eclipse including ECNL for three years and US Club level for two. In 2009-10, the team took fourth place in the ECNL Nationals. They finished 11th in both 2010-11 and 2011-12 and were Club National Champions in 2010-11.
Gearing is an AP Scholar, Illinois State Scholar, and has made honor roll all four years at LHS. She was a member of National Honor Society and awarded the Prairie State Achievement Award. She is also the president of the Best Buddies International Club and was selected to attend the Northern Suburban Athletic Leadership Conference.
Abigayle Kristin Gearing is the daughter of Jeffrey Ray and Wendi Gearing and plans to major in pre-veterinarian with the goal of becoming a veterinarian.
"Abi plays for Eclipse out of Chicago. We're super excited about her. She's going to come in and hopefully be another Ellie (Iaciofano) for us. Ellie has slowly worked into that big center forward role and Abi can come in and help us out there so that we aren't relying on Ellie so much. Hopefully we can get a good rotation there. Abi is the same kind of mold as Ellie, she's physical and knows the game well. We're looking for her to come in and seamlessly move right into that role and give us some more depth. She's a great kid from a great background. Eclipse is regularly one of the top five teams in the country, so she has a very good competitive background and knows the game. She can play multiple positions, but we're looking for her to come in and play up top and score some goals."
A four-year letter winner for coach Russ Plummer, Hogan comes to Tennessee Tech as one of three rookies from Hendersonville High School. The team participated in three consecutive sectional tournaments from 2010-12.
As a freshman, she was named all-county second-team. The next year she earned honorable mention status. Hogan truly blossomed as a junior and senior, earning several honors and awards.
In 2011, Hogan earned all-state, all-district, and all-tournament honors while being named the team's co-defensive MVP. Her team won both district and regional championships that season.
Her senior campaign was special, as Hogan earned all-district, all-tournament, and all-state honors for the second straight year while also leading her team to a second consecutive district championship. She was also named district MVP for her efforts.
Samantha Christine Hogan is the daughter of Scott and Cindy Hogan and is undecided on a major.
"Sam is what we look to as a utility player. She can play anywhere on the field, minus goal. She's not the biggest of kids, but she plays much bigger than her size would indicate. She's played forward, outside, in the center, which gives us options if something goes wrong during the year and other positions need a little help. We're looking for her to come in and help us wherever necessary right now."
Maddie Karas – F, 5-8, Grover, Mo. / Lafayette HS
A three-sport athlete at Lafayette High School, Karas earned letters in field hockey, track and soccer, while leading her field hockey team to a state championship in 2011. In her only season of soccer at Lafayette HS, she led the team with 16 goals and nine assists.
She was a member of the '95 Region II Olympic Development Program for two years. Karas spent seven years as a center mid and forward of the St. Louis Scott Gallagher 95 Elite ECNL/Premier Team as well as four years participating in the MRL League.
A three-time member of the Renaissance Honor Roll at Lafayette High School, Karas carries a 3.6 GPA while participating in National Honor Society.
Madison Rose Karas is the daughter of Don and Kelly Karas and plans to major in pre-optometry with a goal of becoming an optometrist.
"Maddie comes to us from the St. Louis area. She's an attacking player. She's strong and good on the ball, kind of something that we've been missing. She's not always the prettiest of finishers, but she gets the job done. In soccer, I think that means a lot. She's got a nose for the goal. She's very strong and a powerful type of player who I believe will just add to our attacking prowess and improve us in that aspect. She's a great kid and good student and we're looking for her to come in and make an immediate impact."
Paige Overstreet – G, 5-6, Hendersonville, Tenn. / Hendersonville HS
A three-year starter for the varsity squad at Hendersonville High School and one of three rookies from the school, Overstreet helped lead her team to sectionals all three years as a goalkeeper. In 2010, her squad finished the season ranked 11th in the AAA Final State Rankings. The next year, she led Hendersonville HS to both district and regional championships.
In 2012, Overstreet posted eight shutouts while helping her team to a 16-4-2 record and second straight district championship.
An All-State selection as a junior and senior, Overstreet recorded an incredible 33 shutouts in three years as the team posted a 57-24-7 overall record during that span. She was also named all-district all three seasons as well as all-county Keeper of the Year her junior and senior season. She was honored as the team's defensive MVP her final two seasons and earned all-district tournaments honors as sophomore and senior.
Paige Overstreet is the daughter of Richard and Kelly Nave and is undecided on a major.
"Paige is a goalkeeper from Hendersonville. We're looking to strengthen our goalkeeper core. With Jordan (Brown) and Allison (Barlow) we feel absolutely confident with both of them, but I think adding a third just adds to training. We're looking for her to come in and compete. If she gets the job done, she's going to play. We aren't labeling her or anyone as a back up. We tell that to all of our goalkeepers. She'll help in training so when I need to pull someone off, we still have two to keep training with. I think she's a great kid with strong character."
Tarah Piccirilli – F, 5-8, Davidsonville, Md. / South River HS
A forward at South River High School, Piccirilli played for coach John Sis. She was a member of the u14, u15, and u16 teams of the Elite Clubs National League (ECNL).
Piccirilli played for the Freestate Strikers, a u17 team of the ECNL, that were a Maryland State Cup quarter-finalist in 2011. The following year, she helped lead the same squad to the semi-finals of the Maryland State Cup while earning a second place finish in the Colonial League.
Piccirilli was a four-year honor roll member while at South River High School.
Tarah Michele Piccirilli is the daughter of Vincent and Diane Piccirilli and is undecided on a major.
"Tarah is from Maryland. She's a big kid, standing at 5-8. She can play centrally, either on top or wide. She's a baller, which we hope will add to the excitement we have for her. We're looking for her to slide in seamlessly to our rotation and get the job done, whether it be out wide or centrally. She's strong on the ball and good in the air. She has some speed. We're looking for big things from her."
Emily Williams – D, 5-3, Murfreesboro, Tenn. / Siegel HS
A four-year starter as a center back for Siegel high school, Williams earned several honors while under the tutelage of coach Eric Shelton. During her high school career, she earned Freshman Offensive Player of the Year honors as well as being named all-area first-team and all-district 7AAA first-team.
Williams captained her team to the Tennessee State AAA Finals as a senior. Prior to that, she helped lead SHS to our consecutive district and regional championships as well as the Tennessee State Elite Eight in 2009, 2011 and 2012. The team was also a Region IV Finalist in 2010.
She played eight years of club soccer for the Tennessee Soccer Club (TSC), leading her team to the Division I State Finals in 2011. Her team was part of the Region III Premier League in 2011 and 2012 and was a quarter-finalist both years.
Williams also participated as a member of the Tennessee Olympic Development Program (ODP) Team for four years.
At Siegel High School, she was a member of National Honor Society and Beta Club.
Emily Williams is the daughter of Thomas and Doris Williams and plans to major in pre-physical therapy with the goal of becoming a physical therapist.
"Emily comes to us from Murfreesboro and she currently plays for the TSC (Tennessee Soccer Club) team. We're looking for her to come in and help us at center back. We're looking for her to make an immediate impact. I call her my little bulldog. She's a very tenacious defender. She's smart. She's quick. We're looking for a lot more out of our center backs in the future and she's going to help us get there. She will be paired up with Leigh (Heffner), a senior, so she will have a good role model with experience next to her. We're going to look for Emily to come in and play right away and make an immediate impact."


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[Verse 1: Hodgy Beats]
Got a strap, my muthafuckin' bat and knife
Can't wait 'til a cop ain't actin' right
Why the fuck the feds keep callin' us?
Pullin' up in trucks, carried off in a bus
Bitch I'm smokin' OG, premeditated OC
Organized crime, I kill your boss
SK for dinner and forget to floss
Kidnap a DT, tie his ass to a cross
Run a Cartel like a real Rick Ross
Sure runnin' like I'm heavy hardcore
Drive-by 207 and 11-24
I'm a 417 with a bulletproof vest
Bust his muthafuckin' head, got his muthafuckin' neck
Plus 11-99 in his muthafuckin' chest
Aimin' at his partner who know he up next
Or any grand thefts, man I don't give a fuck
Dump his dead body outta my pick up truck
Left Brain is a 51-50
Reason MellowHype BlackenedWhite's rollin' with me
R.I.P. to the cops with the goal to get me
I'm a 390 nigga fuckin' tipsy
Bitch, fuck the police, muthafuck the police (Kill 'em all)
Fuck the police, muthafuck the police (Fuck 'em all)
Fuck the police, muthafuck the police (Wolf Gang)
Fuck 'em all, kill 'em all, fuck the police
[Verse 2: Left Brain]
I said, fuck a cop non-stop
Pop the Glock, my bitch is Uffie
Pull off in my all black Humvee
So the pigs don't tryna cuff me
I'm sippin 2-11, 'bout to plan a 211
Murder your partner, he'll meet you in heaven
Lucky number 667, I mean 666
I got six clips to the fuckin' duct tape
Ey, butt rape on a female cop
She can chew my balls, she can swallow my cock
Try and pull me over, I will not stop
22350 nigga on the block, kill him hands down
Callin' all cars, there's another man down
Bitch, fuck the police, muthafuck the police (Kill 'em all)
Fuck the police, muthafuck the police (Fuck 'em all)
Fuck the police, muthafuck the police (Wolf Gang)
Fuck 'em all, kill 'em all, fuck the police
[Verse 3: Tyler]
A couple of Sprites but no beer
This Batmobile is real hard to steer
So on my way here I hit a couple of queer
My windshield got hit and smashed a couple of deer
Aw shit, the piggy is getting near
I would speed chase but nothing is in the clear
Is pulled into the rear and all I fucking hear is
(Can I see your registration?)
Fuck you cop, you can nibble my cock
Fuck that job been around that block
All you wanna do is get that stick
Beat me with it while the rest sit and watch
Nigga fuck you cracker, I put you six feet
(Well aren't you a rapper?) And I'm six feet
I'm black and I'm loud, what a damn co-winky-dink
(Alright listen, nigga, can you please get out of the vehicle?)
Fuck you pig what? (You're gonna get handcuffed
Drove to the station and get a couple years inside of the prison)
Why? So I can get shanked up and get butt fucked? (Yeah)
Well that's not happening captain
Not this time nigga, BAP! BAP! BAP! BAP!
(Houston we have a nigga down
And the nigga that did it loves them gun sounds)
Pow, pow, pow, pow, bust triple six round
Now that's six cops found on that ground
All I wanted to do was get that trick down
That sick set, tryna get my kickflips wet
(But no, po-po did not wanna see)
That O.F.W. motherfuckin' G
MellowHype members Hodgy Beats and Left Brain are a part of super rap group, Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All. As MellowHype, they concentrate on smoking weed and hating cops.
"Fuck the Police" is Left Brain's ode to Lex Luger. It was renamed "F666 the Police" on the BlackenedWhite 2011 re-release.


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Monday, December 31, 2012
Recap 2012
Is it me or time flies after 30?!? Well, I honestly cannot complain as I've had a fantastic year: our family's move to Shanghai, all the traveling in Asia (HK, Taiwan, Korea and Bali) and most importantly, my pregnancy with baby Liu #2!
As I am embracing my last two months before my daughter is due, I apologize the lack of ODJ...feeling and looking like a whale is really not that inspiring for any pictures...But be assured that I will make it up next year as soon as I get enough sleep after giving birth (hopefully within the first week!).
Happy New Year!!!
Sunday, December 30, 2012
OBSESSION DU JOUR - Cinderella Shoes
(Jimmy Choo Anouk in Silver)
I need these modern Cinderella shoes - aka Jimmy Choo Anouk pumps in silver! Ok, I don't exactly have a midnight dash but they would be so perfect for New Year's Eve.
Saturday, December 29, 2012
(Vogue Paris Dec '12/Jan '13)
How does she do it? At almost 44 and still looks that amazing!!! Is it the yoga? The healthy diet? The good genes? I need to find out how to age gracefully (as if she looks like she aged at all!?!) like Christy...
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Cirque du Cholesterol
After a whole day of shopping, exhausted and defeated, I met up with a dear friend to fuel up at m:brgr, a gourmet burger joint that offer the best sweet potato fries, cole slaws, milk shakes and of course, burgers!
My order: a truffle, oyster mushroom, caramelized onion, Monterey Jack cheese AAA beef burger. It's a tall order, but I swallow the whole thing in 5 mins!!! 2000 calories later (and I'm not even exaggerating), we headed to watch Saltinbanco, one of the Cirque du Soleil's original shows that is doing its grand finale here in Montreal. What a great way to end a day!
SHOPPING - Pistol
My boxing day shopping was, unfortunately for me but fortunately for my hubby, very unsuccessful! I knew I probably wouldn't score any clothes, but was determined to hunt down some uber cool jewelry and shoes...however, I ended up with only a Mezzo decaf latte and a chocolate chunk cookie at Starbucks!!!
Huh...defeated, I went home and clicked on checkout from my shopping cart page(thank you reliable online shopping!). Acne Pistol boots in Mustard colour: after seeing them on every off duty model for the past two years, I'm convinced they will be my go-to boots. This will be my second pair from the Swedish brand (I got the Acne Hydro wedge boots last year and have been wearing them like slippers) so I know they're a post-baby approved. And in this buttery shade, it'll be perfect for spring, summer and fall!
Monday, December 24, 2012
Dear Santa...
I've been a good girl over the past year...in fact, I've been a good wife, mother, daughter and friend! All I want this Christmas is the Cartier Juste un Clou bracelet in rose gold. I've been lusting over the modern and edgy design for a while now and would really be happy if it can miraculously appear under our tree tonight!
ps. I've left an assortment of gourmet cookies and champagne (I think you deserve more than a glass of milk) by the fireplace.
Sunday, December 23, 2012
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Saturday, December 22, 2012
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Good Morning Montreal!
Sorry for the lack of post this week...I've been busy with packing for my 3 month trip back to Montreal and fighting the jet lag...In fact, we've just landed last night after an almost 24hr trip, including delay from Shanghai departure, missing the connecting flight in Toronto, dealing with Air Canada for putting my son and I on separate flights back to Mtl (don't ask how they decided to put a 2 yr old toddler on a different flight from his mom?!?), etc.
And now, just gotten up from my supposedly "nap", I'm enjoying my Fairmount bagel (Montreal has the best bagels in the world!!!) with cream cheese with a big cup of latte at 1:30am!
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
WINTER BEAUTY SAVER - The Good Oil
My skin is rather thin with a tendency to be on the combination side, so I have to be careful with slathering lots of heavy creams on...I mean I don't like the dry patches, but acne during the holidays (or any day) is even worst!!!
Having that said, I was reluctant to try the sample size Seaberry Moisturizing Face Oil by Fresh I got while in Canada this past summer. But I'm going flying back to the land of Winter Wonderland (Montreal, QC) tomorrow and I know the weather is going to be even more of a shock for my delicate skin. So, why not try it and see if it works? It was free after all...
And I love it! It did not feel oily...in fact, it absorbed quickly and was just soothing. And because you don't need a lot (2 drops for face/neck/chest) so my sample should last at least two weeks...or at least until I get a chance to get a full bottle.
I also noticed, from their website, that Fresh has an Elixir Ancien Face Treatment Oil (with a much higher price tag!) I wonder if it's 5X better? I guess it wouldn't hurt to ask for a sample!
Sunday, December 16, 2012
MAIN EVENT - All Pink Baby Shower
Yesterday was my surprise baby shower! But this time around, everything was pink...even I was in the mood and wore a baby pink sequin top... And it's always a lot of fun getting together with your girlfriends for mimosa (or two)!
Thanks for everyone who came and special thanks to Lisa and Taylor for organizing everything!!!
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend
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Recently I have the need to delete a lot of duplicates. I am merging three or four filesystems, and I want the space to be used economically. At first,
fdupes seemed like it was the best tool for the job, but I am increasingly running into limitations.
Consider the command
fdupes -rdN somedirectory/. This makes a hash of all of the files in the subdirectories of somedirectory.
And when it encounters duplicates, it deletes them, so that there is only one copy of everything.
But what if I want to keep
somedirectory/subdirectory1/somefile and there are, in fact, four duplicates, and the program encounters one of the duplicates first? Then it deletes
somedirectory/subdirectory1/somefile, which I don't want.
I want to be able to specify, somehow, which duplicates to keep. And so far, none of the standard programs for dealing with duplicates (duff, FSLint) seem to allow automation of that kind of behavior. I'd prefer not to roll my own, so that's why I'm asking this question.
I'd like to be able to write something like
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From the Associated Press:
By MARY ESCH
Associated Press
A natural gas drilling company is suing state regulators and a western New York town where it has operated for decades over a local moratorium that threatens to put the company out of business.
Papers were served this week in a lawsuit against the Livingston County town of Avon and the state Department of Environmental Conservation, said John Holko, owner of Lenape Resources, a small natural gas company based in Alexander, 35 miles southwest of Rochester. Holko is seeking at least $50 million in damages from the town, claiming its recent ban on gas drilling and storage has cost Lenape millions of dollars in lost business and unused mineral rights.
"I�ve drilled over 100 wells in this county," Holko said. "I have 100 miles of pipeline, compressor stations and a disposal well. I supply gas to farmers, industrial users and interstate commerce. Now, because three guys on a town board decide they don�t want me here anymore, I�m out of business. There�s something dramatically wrong with that."
Holko said the town�s gas-drilling moratorium and similar ones passed by dozens of other upstate New York towns violate a 1981 law giving the state Department of Environmental Conservation sole authority to regulate oil and gas development. He�s also suing DEC, saying it�s required to take action against the local bans.
Local courts have upheld drilling bans in the towns of Middlefield and Dryden. Both cases are under appeal with arguments before the state Appellate Division expected in February. Lenape�s suit is the first that also names DEC.
"This issue is before the courts and we will let that process progress," DEC spokeswoman Emily DeSantis said Thursday in response to a question about the Lenape lawsuit.
Avon Town Supervisor David LeFeber said Thursday that he could not comment on pending litigation.
DEC has had a moratorium on gas wells using horizontal drilling and high-volume hydraulic fracturing since it began an environmental impact review in 2008. The technology frees gas by injecting a well with millions of gallons of chemically treated water at high pressure to crack rock deep underground. Environmental groups say it could contaminate air and drinking water supplies or cause other harm, but drillers and DEC say state regulations and standard industry safeguards protect against harm from drilling and fracking.
A deadline for finalizing new regulations expired on Thursday, but DEC sought a 90-day extension to allow a health impact study to be completed. Revised regulations will be released for public comment within that 90-day period.
Lenape�s wells, drilled in sandstone deposits, aren�t subject to the state�s moratorium because they�re vertically drilled and use low-volume fracking rather than the newer technologies necessary for shale gas development.
Michael Joy, a Pittsburgh lawyer representing Lenape, said papers filed with the lawsuit demonstrate that Avon officials weren�t acting to prevent a problem caused by gas drilling, but were bowing to political pressure from anti-drilling groups.
Local control over gas drilling has also been an issue in other states in the Marcellus Shale region, which includes southern New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia. The gas industry says local laws create a patchwork of regulation that thwarts development.


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ForumsNewsPrivate folders, contexts and goals are now visually marked
Private folders, contexts and goals are now visually marked
Toodledo Founder
If you have private folders, contexts or goals, they will now be visually marked with a ♦ symbol. This will make it easier to know which tasks are visible to your collaborators and which ones are not.
We have also relaxed the naming rules. You can now use single and double quotes in your folder, context, goal and location names.
Posted: May 09, 2012
For people who use different statuses (i.e. some public and some private folders) it makes sense to somehow indicate which are which by using visual icons. However, for people who have all of their folders private and do not collaborate, the diamonds are really annoying and make the screen much more cluttered - they also attract the eye and become very distracting. Please remove them - or at least create a setting that allows users to choose whether or not they want these indicators to display!!!!!!!
Posted by thinkingliberally:
However, for people who have all of their folders private and do not collaborate, the diamonds are really annoying and make the screen much more clutteredIf you do not collaborate, why do you have folders that are private?
What Purveyor said. But thanks for the inspiration, thinkingliberally. I might just use that private marking precisely when I want a certain folders to be annoying and attract the eye!
I was going to mention the same thing about it being annoying if you don't collaborate.
Purveyor - Good question. I made certain folders private *in case* I decided later to collaborate. Since I'm not going to collaborate, I might as well make them non-private.
JPR - Great idea!
Sorry, this is all backwards, IMHO.
I find it absurd that I have to take action and explicity mark stuff as "private". Noone should ever be able to see anything of mine, unless I decide to share it somehow.
It is the stuff that's visible to others that should have markers, not my private stuff.
At least give us the option to hide the markers.
Toodledo Founder
Nobody can see anything of yours unless you decide to share it somehow. One way of sharing is to share all of your non-private tasks. This is the scenario where you would make a private folder. If you do not share, then you do not need to make private folders.
I have to agree with dontomp - it seems backwards. I'd prefer that things that *are* shared have visual markers rather than the other way around. That way, if there's a visual marker on something I don't want anyone else to see, it attracts my eye to go fix it! Otherwise the arrows are like having too many, too frequent reminders, you become immune to them & they no longer register in your mind. In fact, it's easier to miss the ones without the markers.
Love ya, Jake, mean it but FB has taught me that you should lock everything down to be on the safe side! Just sayin'...
P.S. It seems like it would take fewer system resources for TD to mark only the shared items instead of the private ones.
This message was edited May 16, 2012.
Toodledo Founder
In order to know if a folder is shared, we have to check if you have sharing enabled, which includes checking for private collaboration, rss feeds enabled, iCal links enabled, and in the future perhaps other things. Its much easier to check if a folder is private and mark it as such.
Everything is private by default, even if you don't use private folders. Private folders are only needed when you have chosen to share all of your tasks with someone. It enables you to hide a few folders. It is not necessary to mark any of your folders private if you are not using our sharing tools.
I don't understand.
On the Manage Folders page, it says:
"If you are using our collaboration tools, the 'private' checkbox will prevent tasks with that folder from being shared."
That suggests to me that if I want to collaborate with anyone, and I do, I have to remember to mark every folder with tasks I *don't* want to share as private. It suggests that any collaborator can see everything of mine unless I take action and hide it by marking the folder as private.
I hope I am wrong because I find that very counter-intuitive and it makes me reluctant to collaborate via Toodledo at all. What if I forget to hide a folder? What about tasks which have not been assigned a folder?
Just saw this:
"Private folders are only needed when you have chosen to share all of your tasks with someone"
What does that mean, specifically? That private folders are only needed if one has marked the checkbox to share all folders with a collaborator? Because that is not the same as just "using" your collaboration tools (see quote above).
When would someone want to share all their tasks with someone else anyway? For example, I expect most people want to use the same Toodledo account for both work-related and personal tasks. And isn't that what you want? How often do those spheres overlap with someone else's to make it useful for him/her to see all folders by default?
Posted by dontomp:
When would someone want to share all their tasks with someone else anyway?It's not that someone would want to share all tasks. It's that someone wants to share all tasks except some tasks. Easier in that case to choose what not to share by specifying private folders.
If, though, you want to share just a couple of folders with one person, then you can do that without specifying any private folders.
Take a look at "Private Sharing" and "Private Folders" here:
In essence, you have a choice of how to choose, and you can use a combination of choices.
This message was edited May 17, 2012.
I don't use collaboration, but I might in the future. I do understand the concerns here, and I think it does make sense to have the private tag checked as the default. And with private being the default setting, it would then make sense to have the marker indicate shared (or not private) items.
The key factor here is privacy and it should be the default. (see Facebook outrage) The user should have to act to make something shared, not the other way around. Maybe there could be a checkbox on the various "Manage" pages like "Mark New Folders Private". Just my 2 cents.
Toodledo Founder
Everything is private by default. You have to specifically turn on sharing to share anything. When you share with someone, you can give them selective access to individual folders. No other folders will be shared.
You can also choose to give them access to "all folders". If you choose this latter option then you can use "private folders" to hide a few of them. This is the purpose of private folders, so if you don't share "all folders" with anyone then you dont need private folders.
If it is much easier to check whether a folder is private, why not check if it is private and pur a marker if it is not private instead of checking if public?
Toodledo Founder
@Andrew Because "not private" is not the same thing as "public".
Clearly, we have some semantic issues that we need to work out to make it easier to understand. Think of it this way, there are four levels of privacy for a folder.
1) Super Private. You have clicked the "private" checkbox on the folder organization page. This folder will never be shared with anyone under any circumstance.
2) Private. The default setting. All folders start this way. The folder is private unless you choose to share it with someone.
3) Shared. You have chosen to share the folder with a particular person. Only they can see it.
4) Public. You have published your list to the public for anyone in the world to see.
We use the diamond to indicate state #1 because we think that it is more useful to know at a glance that your sensitive information is private.
Posted by Toodledo:
In order to know if a folder is shared, we have to check if you have sharing enabled, which includes checking for private collaboration, rss feeds enabled, iCal links enabled, and in the future perhaps other things. Its much easier to check if a folder is private and mark it as such.
Everything is private by default, even if you don't use private folders. Private folders are only needed when you have chosen to share all of your tasks with someone. It enables you to hide a few folders. It is not necessary to mark any of your folders private if you are not using our sharing tools.
Thanks for the advice. I made all my folders except two private when I tried out sharing with my daughter and her dad. I will "un-private" them to remove the annoying diamonds. I'm grateful for improvements to TD. However, the reasoning that it is easier for the developers to place diamonds next to folders marked private tells me that they probably need to step back and think like users rather than developers.
I agree with the other posters who would rather have a visual indicator for folders that are shared than the ones that are private -- Most people probably only share a few folders and assume that the rest are private. Marking the "super private" folders causes confusion. What difference is there between "super private" and "private"? There shouldn't be any effective difference. No one but me should be able to see my folders if I haven't shared them.
This message was edited May 20, 2012.
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We are going to work on this to make it more clear how privacy works. What we have done just now is to remove the diamond from displaying in the lists, but we kept them in the sidebar and in the popup "edit folder" menus, which is where it is most important to know when something is private or not. This should reduce the visual overhead of seeing hundreds of diamonds in the list while retaining the information when it is needed.
I am very glad to hear that you are working on this.
My suggestion is to scrap the whole "Super Private concept. If sharing/collaboration really worked as I believe most users expect, i.e. noone can see anything of mine unless I authorize it, then there would be no need for "Super Private" folders, goals, tags, or whatever.
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