Oooh, Cali??

[Biggie] Yo!
[P. Dad] Yo Big wake up wake up baby
[Biggie] Mmm, yo...
[P. Dad] Yo Big wake yo' ass up c'mon
[Biggie] I'm up! I'm up. *mumbling* I'm up I'm up
[P. Dad] Big, wake up!
[Biggie] I'm up baby, what the fuck, man? What's up?
[P. Dad] C'mon now it's a quarter to six we got the 7:30 flight
[Biggie] Mmm, *mumbling* yeah
[P. Dad] Yo Big Big, Big
[Biggie] Yeah I hear you dogg, I hear you, alright, 7:30
[P. Dad] Yo take down this information
[Biggie] Ain't no pen
[P. Dad] Tell your girl then to remember it or somethin
[Biggie] Aight honey, yeah write this down
[P. Dad] Aight, ummm, flight five-oh-four
[Biggie] Five-oh-four
[P. Dad] Leaving Kennedy
[Biggie] *mumbling* Kennedy
[P. Dad] On the L-A-X
[Biggie] Oh! Cali??
[P. Dad] No doubt baby, you know we gotta get this paper
[Biggie] Ahh, no doubt, aight
[P. Dad] You aight?
[Biggie] I'm up, I'm up
[P. Dad] Yo Big
[Biggie] I'm UP man
[P. Dad] Flight five-oh-four
[Biggie] Alright 7:30 I'ma meet you at the airport
[P. Dad] California
[Biggie] Yeh

When the lala hits ya lyrics just splits ya
Head so hard, that ya hat can't fit ya
Either I'm witcha or against ya
Format venture, back through that maze I sent ya
Talkin to the rap inventor
Nigga wit the game tight, Bic that flame right
Spell my name right, B-I, Double-G, I-E
Iced out lights out, me and Cease-a-Leo
Gettin head from some chick he know
See it's all about the cheddar, nobody do it better
Going back to Cali, strictly for the weather
Women, and the weed -- sticky green
No seeds bitch please, Poppa ain't soft
Dead up in the Hood, ain't no love lost
Got me mixed up, you drunk them licks up
Mad cause I got my dick sucked
and my balls licked, forfeit, the game is mine
I'ma spell my name one more time, check it
Its the, N-O, T-O, R-I, O
U-S, you just, lay down, slow
Recognize a real Don when you see Juan/one
Sippin on booze in the House of Blues

Chorus: repeat 4X

I'm going going, back back, to Cali Cali

Verse Two: Notorious B.I.G.

If I got to choose a coast I got to choose the East
I live out there, so don't go there
But that don't mean a nigga can't rest in the West
See some nice breasts in the West
Smoke some nice sess in the West, y'all niggaz is a mess
Thinkin I'm gon stop, givin L.A. props
All I got is beef with those that violate me
I shall annihilate thee
Case closed, suitcase filled with clothes
Linens and things, I begin things
People start to flash, 818's, 213's
313's, B.I.G.
Frequently floss hoes at Roscoe's
If I wanna squirt her, take her to Fatburger
Spend about a week on Venice Beach
Sippin Crist-o, with some freaks from Frisco

Chorus

Verse Three: Notorious B.I.G.

Cali got gunplay, models on the runway
Scream Biggie Biggie gimme One More Chance
I be whippin on the freeway, the NYC way
On the celly-celly with my homeboy Lance
Pass hash from left to right
Only got five blunts left to light, I'm set tonight
Paid a visit to Versace stores
Bet she suck until I ain't got no more, only in L.A.
Bust on bitches be-lly, rub it in they tummy
Lick it, say it's yummy, then fuck yo' man
Fuck your plan, is it to rock the Tri-State?
Almost gold, 5 G's at show gate
Or do you wanna see about seven digits
Fuck hoes exquisite, Cali, great place to visit

C'e solo una famiglia, c'e solo Inter

Inter should actually be a club to dislike in a sense. Lots of money spent, rightwing fans,team full of names...however, that's only on the surface. On the inside, Inter is different and one of the few clubs to support, despite everything.
Because Inter is led by a fan, who unfortunately in the past acted too much as a fan, but what can you say? He is a fan. Inter has as captain a guy who for 12 years now is running up and down the flank like few other people did. And, Inter has as president a guy for whom Inter is not just his team, but his family.
In days of Russian and American owners, powerpoint-rationalist presidents or Tourette-syndrome obnoxious presidents, Moratti remains a figure to cherish and support. May it be a great centenary uncle Massimo! Forza Inter!

Picture this!

The global wave of photography becoming the new....(insert art trend)

Proof: Samuel Eto'o




P.S. he should stick to playing football..

D-Nice

I don't know how many people know and remember D-Nice of BDP but he has a hugely interesting blog plus links to his photography. Since I lately found a lot of interest in photography, I really digged his pictures and work. Check out his stuff:

D-Nice Gallery(only 5 pics, but nice ones
His Blog
His Old Journal

Some photos of him

Jada



Chamillionaire

Mary J. Blige

Why Photography is my Weapon of Choice

When Shit Hits The Fan

AIG loss increases to $5bn

AIG loss increases to $5bn

By David Wighton, Aline van Duyn and Stacy-Marie Ishmael in New York

Published: February 11 2008 16:18 | Last updated: February 11 2008 19:05

American International Group, the insurance company, sent fresh tremors through the markets on Monday when it increased its estimates of losses in October and November from insuring mortgage-related instruments from about $1bn to nearly $5bn.

The announcement came as a number of companies are preparing to release audited accounts for 2007. Auditors have been trying to encourage a common approach to valuation amid predictions this will shed new and harsh light on the full scale of the financial damage caused by the subprime crisis.

AIG produced the revised figures after its auditors, PwC, concluded there was a “material weakness” in the way it valued its exposure. AIG, the world’s biggest insurance company by assets, saw its shares tumble 11 per cent, wiping $14bn off its market value.

Measures of credit risk in both the US and Europe reached new record levels indicating widespread investor risk aversion. This followed persistent pressure on the markets last week amid fears about corporate and commercial property debt defaults.

Shares in European insurance companies fell heavily on the news, though observers said that most did not have such exposure to US credit markets and used different accounting policies.

AIG’s move came after Peer Steinbrück, Germany’s finance minister, warned at the weekend that losses on securities linked to US subprime mortgages could reach $400bn.

Some of those losses will be borne by companies such as AIG which have provided insurance for investors in collateralised debt obligations, complex instruments composed of mortgage-backed bonds. AIG has written $78bn of credit default swaps on CDOs, which protect the purchaser from a CDO’s failure to pay.

The primary providers of these hedges are bond insurers such as MBIA and Ambac, whose ability to pay claims is now the subject of growing concern in global financial markets. These companies have written about $125bn of protection on so-called “senior tranches” of CDOs, according to data from Standard & Poor’s.

In December, AIG told investors that it estimated valuation losses on its credit default swaps for October and November at just over $1bn. But this was after an “adjustment” based on the assumption that the risk of default implied by CDO bond prices was higher than should be reflected in the value of the insurance. This adjustment amounted to $3.64bn in November alone.

But AIG has now scrapped the adjustment because difficult market conditions mean it cannot “reliably quantify” the figure.

Catherine Seifert, analyst at S&P, said the news was “very troubling” and AIG’s management would “have an extremely difficult time regaining investor confidence”.

Copyright The Financial Times Limited 2008

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I found this article particularly brilliant. I'm a big fan of the Independent eitherway, but this one..hehehehe

Mark Steel: Change. Hope. America. Vote for Bob the Builder...

Fire Isaiah!

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P.S. Per que Company?? Es increible! Debem parlar quan jo veniré en Los Angeles.