31.12.09
28.12.09
Awwww Naw Hell Naw, She Done Up and Done It...
So through every rough stage in my life, I cut my hair. It has been going on since high school. And now that I ponder on it, my hair, if never cut would be past my culo at this point in time. Eh, whatever. This new year is going to be great things for me. This past year, as many others can agree, has been so damn shitty. Next year can't be anything but better. So here's my new do...and I am totally in love with it.
28.11.09
Who are you to Judge?
I'm so tired of everyone thinking they can rule MY life. They have lived theirs but yet and still want to tell me how to live mine. Ain't gonna happen. Sorry ppl, this is upcoming to a new year new with new things in it and new plans and if you don't like what I have to say or what I have to do...then go suck a fat dick!
27.11.09
"The Time Has Come For One And All...."
This picture pretty much sums it all up. Enough time wasted. I'm done and I can't do no more. So ready to move on and see what the hell else is out there, for the most part ain't shit but underneath a rock or hidden in a bush I'm sure I will find a slug or a rodent that'll be just perfect for me...deng that sounds kinda nasty but you get my drift...I'm an idiot.
Sooo True...
This is true people that sit around and like to "seem" like they never get mad, phsshhhhh yea right! I get mad everyday almost all day..it's a stress reliever for me...I put on a happy face until I am stepped to wrong...and then the wrath of lil ol Lucy Lui comes out like a pitbull who just got her paw stepped on. Please proceed with procaution! =)
13.11.09
Perfect!
Stumbled across this beauty this morning while listening to Jay's "HATE" How appropriate?!!! Needlesstosay, you will be in my arsenal!
12.11.09
Black Party
So me and my ladies went to this all black party at the sandler center a few weeks ago...I was bored outta my mind but made the best of it anyway. Can't stand Boogie ass wanna-be's standing around acting too good to dance and mingle with others. My ass on the other hand was all over the place! Good times making the best of it on my part.
Life...I Wonder...
So many things have occurred in my life in the past 3 years. Marriage, child and a whole lot of things in between. With the split of my husband and I,things got kinda crazy for a while and now,with a divorce beginning,things seem to be a steady and happy place. I'm not sure if I'm ready to start a new relationship..but maybe it's time that I give it a shot. People come into your life and leave and come back again for a reason, good or badwhatever that reason may be. If we don't take chances in life, what's the point of living? Phew...
Invented Sex
First off, I love Trey. Secondly, I love this song. Thirdly...well...eh..hem...
oh yes!
oh yes!
6.10.09
16.9.09
9.9.09
This is pretty freaky...
I know that there are tons of things in this world that we can't explain and some other things that are just coincidence, but this is a little nuts and even more so because of it's religious, could be affiliation...
What's even crazier is that the same thing is happening in other parts of the world!
I'll watch this on Sunday and give a more in-depth opinion on the matter
What's even crazier is that the same thing is happening in other parts of the world!
I'll watch this on Sunday and give a more in-depth opinion on the matter
Get Me, Get Me!
Peter, Bjorn and John, an awesomely innovative band ha teamed up with
Mick Boogie and Remixed their album, Living thing, re-named the Re-Living Thing. Best Mixtape I've heard in a long time, next to B.O.B. With appearances by Talib, Wale, 88-Keys, Rhymefest, Buckshot, Bun B....definitely needs to be heard by all...
Here's a song by them that you may know, if you're already not familiar with them...
Mick Boogie and Remixed their album, Living thing, re-named the Re-Living Thing. Best Mixtape I've heard in a long time, next to B.O.B. With appearances by Talib, Wale, 88-Keys, Rhymefest, Buckshot, Bun B....definitely needs to be heard by all...
Here's a song by them that you may know, if you're already not familiar with them...
16.8.09
Claudia in high times!
I still have the hopes and aspirations of being in this magazine one day..someone lets make it happen dammit!
15.8.09
Anjulie
Anjulie is a Canadian singer/songwriter from Oakville, Ontario Canada, a suburb outside of Toronto. Anjulie is a self-described music addict and has been writing and composing her own music since she was a teenager and is the youngest of four children of Guyanese-Canadian parents[1]. She wrote the song "Say Goodbye to Jr. High", contributed background vocals and played percussion for the cd Unfabulous and More. Her debut album was co-written and produced by Canadian R&B legend Jon Levine of the Philosopher Kings[2]. Anjulie met Levine while working as an intern at Metalworks Recording Studio in Mississauga Canada. Anjulie was later fired for accepting a lunch date with Levine, but it ultimately led to their partnership and the beginnings of her music career.[3] Anjulie wrote the single "Don't Call Me Baby" by Canadian Recording Artists Kreesha Turner which reached the Top 10 on Billboards Canadian Hot 100 in 2008. She is of Canadian, Indian and Guyanese origin.
Love this photo
This isn't all...there's been about 30 or so updates since then...I should stop. I REALLY should....
11.8.09
Things I bought the other day but didn't need...
2 HB Shirts
2 MOB Shirts
1 Hoodie
1 Stussy Tank
1 Arden B Dress
1 Arden B Tank
5.8.09
29.7.09
"Fuck You Lucy"
Sometimes when ppl hear this song and I'm around, they just blanky stare...I wonder what the hell they wanna say.....hmmm....
20.7.09
13.7.09
I'm so proud of you!!!
Amy Winehouse on her way back to London to begin work on her 3rd album...lets hope is as good as the others.....
10.7.09
6.7.09
My Favorite Designer!!!
Mrs. Betsey Johnson
Betsey Johnson (born August 10th, 1942 in Wethersfield, Connecticut). She is a fashion designer best known for her feminine and whimsical designs. She also is known for doing a cartwheel at the end of her fashion shows. She took many dance classes as a child and adolescent which inspired her love of costumes. After high school, Johnson studied at the Pratt Institute and then later graduated from Syracuse University. In 1967 she married Velvet Underground's
John Cale. They later divorced in 1971. She had a daughter, Lulu, in 1975 who now works with Betsey. She is a survivor of breast cancer and is a breast cancer advocate. She resides in New York but once a week in a month she spends time in her house in Mexico, which she dubbed "Betseyville".
I love her cooky styles..I think of myself to be cooky at times as well....my room and closet is full of bags, various clothing articles, perfumes, sunglasses, laptop bags, if she's made it I have it...love her...
Betsey Johnson (born August 10th, 1942 in Wethersfield, Connecticut). She is a fashion designer best known for her feminine and whimsical designs. She also is known for doing a cartwheel at the end of her fashion shows. She took many dance classes as a child and adolescent which inspired her love of costumes. After high school, Johnson studied at the Pratt Institute and then later graduated from Syracuse University. In 1967 she married Velvet Underground's
John Cale. They later divorced in 1971. She had a daughter, Lulu, in 1975 who now works with Betsey. She is a survivor of breast cancer and is a breast cancer advocate. She resides in New York but once a week in a month she spends time in her house in Mexico, which she dubbed "Betseyville".
I love her cooky styles..I think of myself to be cooky at times as well....my room and closet is full of bags, various clothing articles, perfumes, sunglasses, laptop bags, if she's made it I have it...love her...
5.7.09
1.7.09
29.6.09
10.6.09
It's a little late but.....Happy Best Friends Day!
In a world of craziness and troubles, you are what keeps me grounded when I'm about to blow this bitch up! I love you
27.5.09
22.5.09
Drunken Hott Gurls
Wow...I must say you were in rare form tonight...wish I had my camera....ish was way funny....Ryan can testify to that one!!! Holla! We love Dawn..
13.5.09
Damn Snoop!
well....at least you had your get high for free card...now as for your mans and dem....another story....
Jailbreak or no Jailbreak?
Taken from the Ny Times....I contemplated about doing this...have the software and everything..I dunno now...
But for some owners of the Apple touch-screen device, the 35,000-plus applications lining the digital shelves of Apple’s App Store are not enough. If you want to use your iPhone as a video camera, send a photo message or hook it up to your laptop to connect to the Internet, there’s no app for that.
Or at least, no official app.
Through the efforts of developers and hobbyists, the Web is teeming with unauthorized applications for the iPhone and the iPod Touch (which does everything that the iPhone does except make phone calls and incur a monthly bill from AT&T), and there are even some independent online application stores.
However, in order to use these programs, iPhone owners have to “jailbreak” their device — downloading a bit of software that bypasses Apple’s restrictions and allows the installation of unsanctioned third-party programs.
The growing popularity of jailbreaking has set up a legal battle between Apple, which says it has the right to regulate what can go on an iPhone, and the users and developers who want to customize their phones as they see fit.
Jailbreaking is different from unlocking an iPhone, in which users modify the software so the phone can be used on unauthorized wireless carriers. For some iPhone hobbyists, like Mark Janke, jailbreaking is akin to customizing a fancy car — it simply allows owners to personalize the look of their devices, turning their phones into a brag-worthy accessory and status symbol.
“You can modify your phone and say, ‘Hey, look what I did,’ ” said Mr. Janke, who runs a forum called Hack That Phone, which walks iPhone owners through the jailbreaking process in several languages, including Swedish and Persian. “It opens up an amazing world of goodies.”
But according to Apple, jailbreaking is illegal and a breach of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. “These modifications not only violate the warranty, they also cause the iPhone to become unstable and not work reliably,” said Natalie Kerris, a spokeswoman for Apple.
In a legal filing with the United States Copyright Office last year, Apple says jailbroken iPhones rely on modified versions of Apple’s operating software that infringe on its copyrights.
In addition, the company says jailbreaking encourages the piracy of approved iPhone applications and is an expensive burden.“Apple’s iPhone support department has received literally millions of reported incidents of software that crashes on jailbroken iPhones,” the document says.
Apple filed its brief in response to the Electronic Frontier Foundation’s request that the copyright office recognize an exemption to the digital copyright act that would permit jailbreaking of iPhones and other devices. The copyright office is expected to rule on the issue by October.
Jailbreaking your own iPhone does not infringe on any copyright, and the tools that help iPhone owners modify their devices do not distribute anything that belongs to Apple, said Fred von Lohmann, a senior staff lawyer with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a nonprofit group that advocates more openness on the Internet. “In our view, consumers are allowed to adapt software for their own personal use,” he said.
For developers, bypassing Apple’s lengthy and opaque approval process allows them to get their software out quickly and on their own terms. Most iPhone owners who jailbreak their phones do so to change the interface of the iPhone or add simple features and functions that are not available through official channels, said Jay Freeman, who operates Cydia, a popular repository for thousands of third-party iPhone applications and modifications.
For example, Mr. Freeman’s site offers two popular applications that he wrote: Cycorder, a free program that allows iPhones to record video, and Cyntact, a $1 program that adds profile pictures to the iPhone’s address book.
Another developer offers a $9.99 application, iPhoneModem, through Cydia that permits the iPhone to share its Internet connection with a computer, a practice known as tethering, which cellular carriers frown upon.
Mr. Freeman estimates that his platform for apps has been installed on about 2.3 million iPhones and iPod Touch devices. In April, Apple said it had sold 37 million iPhones and iPod Touches to date.
To counter jailbreaking, Apple releases updates for the operating system software that can render jailbroken phones useless. But the company’s efforts amount to an elaborate game of whack-a-mole as rogue programmers quickly counter their efforts with their own software updates.
But for some owners of the Apple touch-screen device, the 35,000-plus applications lining the digital shelves of Apple’s App Store are not enough. If you want to use your iPhone as a video camera, send a photo message or hook it up to your laptop to connect to the Internet, there’s no app for that.
Or at least, no official app.
Through the efforts of developers and hobbyists, the Web is teeming with unauthorized applications for the iPhone and the iPod Touch (which does everything that the iPhone does except make phone calls and incur a monthly bill from AT&T), and there are even some independent online application stores.
However, in order to use these programs, iPhone owners have to “jailbreak” their device — downloading a bit of software that bypasses Apple’s restrictions and allows the installation of unsanctioned third-party programs.
The growing popularity of jailbreaking has set up a legal battle between Apple, which says it has the right to regulate what can go on an iPhone, and the users and developers who want to customize their phones as they see fit.
Jailbreaking is different from unlocking an iPhone, in which users modify the software so the phone can be used on unauthorized wireless carriers. For some iPhone hobbyists, like Mark Janke, jailbreaking is akin to customizing a fancy car — it simply allows owners to personalize the look of their devices, turning their phones into a brag-worthy accessory and status symbol.
“You can modify your phone and say, ‘Hey, look what I did,’ ” said Mr. Janke, who runs a forum called Hack That Phone, which walks iPhone owners through the jailbreaking process in several languages, including Swedish and Persian. “It opens up an amazing world of goodies.”
But according to Apple, jailbreaking is illegal and a breach of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. “These modifications not only violate the warranty, they also cause the iPhone to become unstable and not work reliably,” said Natalie Kerris, a spokeswoman for Apple.
In a legal filing with the United States Copyright Office last year, Apple says jailbroken iPhones rely on modified versions of Apple’s operating software that infringe on its copyrights.
In addition, the company says jailbreaking encourages the piracy of approved iPhone applications and is an expensive burden.“Apple’s iPhone support department has received literally millions of reported incidents of software that crashes on jailbroken iPhones,” the document says.
Apple filed its brief in response to the Electronic Frontier Foundation’s request that the copyright office recognize an exemption to the digital copyright act that would permit jailbreaking of iPhones and other devices. The copyright office is expected to rule on the issue by October.
Jailbreaking your own iPhone does not infringe on any copyright, and the tools that help iPhone owners modify their devices do not distribute anything that belongs to Apple, said Fred von Lohmann, a senior staff lawyer with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a nonprofit group that advocates more openness on the Internet. “In our view, consumers are allowed to adapt software for their own personal use,” he said.
For developers, bypassing Apple’s lengthy and opaque approval process allows them to get their software out quickly and on their own terms. Most iPhone owners who jailbreak their phones do so to change the interface of the iPhone or add simple features and functions that are not available through official channels, said Jay Freeman, who operates Cydia, a popular repository for thousands of third-party iPhone applications and modifications.
For example, Mr. Freeman’s site offers two popular applications that he wrote: Cycorder, a free program that allows iPhones to record video, and Cyntact, a $1 program that adds profile pictures to the iPhone’s address book.
Another developer offers a $9.99 application, iPhoneModem, through Cydia that permits the iPhone to share its Internet connection with a computer, a practice known as tethering, which cellular carriers frown upon.
Mr. Freeman estimates that his platform for apps has been installed on about 2.3 million iPhones and iPod Touch devices. In April, Apple said it had sold 37 million iPhones and iPod Touches to date.
To counter jailbreaking, Apple releases updates for the operating system software that can render jailbroken phones useless. But the company’s efforts amount to an elaborate game of whack-a-mole as rogue programmers quickly counter their efforts with their own software updates.
10.5.09
My Mothers Day
Will be spent in the bed..with tons of ice on my face trying to rid myself of these two black eyes....urrgghhhh....blame it on the.....
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