2011年8月23日星期二

Until It Sleeps-metallica

Where do I take this pain of mine.
 I run but it stays right by my side.
 So tear me open and pour me out
 There's things inside that scream and shout,
 And the pain still hates me
 So hold me until it sleeps.
 Just like a curse, just like a stray.
 You feed it once and now it stays,
 Now it stays.
 So tear me open but beware
 There's things inside without a care,
 And the dirt still stains me
 So wash me until I'm clean.
 It grips you so hold me
 It stains you so hold me
 It hates you so hold me
 It holds you so hold me
 Until it sleeps.
 So tell me why you've chosen me
 Don't want your grip
 Don't want your greed
 Don't want it
 Now tear me open make you gone
 No more can you hurt anyone,
 And the fear still shakes me
 So hold me, until it sleeps
 It grips you so hold me
 It stains you so hold me
 It hates you so hold me
 It holds you, holds you, holds you until it sleeps
 Don't want it want it want it want it want it no
 So tear me open but beware
 There's things inside without a care,
 And the dirt still stains me,
 So wash me till I'm clean.
 Now tear me open make you gone
 No longer will you hurt anyone,
 And the hate still shapes me,
 So hold me until it sleeps
 Over...

Zodiac

"Zodiac" may annul admirers who appear to David Fincher's latest blur assured a acceptable consecutive analgesic thriller. The blur begins with a brace of amazing and rather barbarous recreations of murders agitated out by the abstruse analgesic who abashed the San Francisco Bay breadth in the backward 1960s and aboriginal 1970s. These aboriginal scenes are abominable and, compared to the blow of the film, disorienting, because they action the alone time that we appear abutting to seeing contest from the killer's perspective. As the blur progresses, the Zodiac analgesic himself fades into the background, and the cine turns into a accurate and absorbing certificate of the analysis to clue him down, an analysis that includes endless dark alleys and apocryphal clues and which to this day has not accomplished a conclusion. I would be added decumbent to characterization the somewhat circuitous cine as awkward storytelling if I did not feel that Fincher tells the adventure absolutely as he wants to. The ambiguous anecdotal works, because the blur is about an ambiguous villain.
Jake Gyllenhaal plays Robert Graysmith, a artist alive for the "San Francisco Chronicle" at the time the Zodiac analgesic began his abominable work. He becomes absorbed by the case, and takes it on as a array of aberrant claimed amusement continued afterwards the badge administration has accustomed it up as a absent cause. Graysmith eventually wrote the book on which this blur is based, and according to his accounts, he apparent abundant affirmation about one of the suspects in the case to put the badge aback on his aisle years afterwards he'd been austere for abridgement of evidence. Added characters appear and go. Robert Downey, Jr. does artlessly agitating plan as a anchorman at the "Chronicle" who grabs his own allocation of ballyhoo through his captivation in the case. Mark Ruffalo and Anthony Edwards play the two detectives in allegation of the investigation. Chloe Sevigny plays Gyllenhaal's put-upon wife, who gradually loses her bedmate to his obsession. All of the actors bear blood-tingling performances, abounding of them adjoin the odds. Since this isn't a appearance apprenticed movie, abounding of the characters abide undeveloped, but not, for once, to the damage of the film. This adventure isn't about the humans involved, but rather about their role in the Zodiac saga; already they've served their purpose, Fincher dispenses with them. Ironically, a blur that clocks in at about 3 hours exhibits a abundant accord of anecdotal economy.
Parts of "Zodiac" are acutely creepy. Fincher finer uses the backing San Francisco atmosphere to its best potential, and the begrimed browns and grays of the assembly architecture alarm to apperception Fincher's added acclaimed films, like "Seven" and "Fight Club." But "Zodiac" is abundant added developed up than those films, and for an admirers to adore it, it has to accept an absorption span. Continued scenes are accustomed to allegory autography samples, recreating the scenes of murders, digging through bi-weekly clippings and files. You can acquaint that Fincher is absorbed by badge plan in the pre-CSI era, if fax machines were still a atypical invention. He delves into the analytic action with a about fetishistic absorption to detail, but he makes all of it endlessly mesmerizing. He does his best to accompany aggregate to some array of conclusion, but the real-life end to the adventure makes a complete cessation impossible. This blur is added about the adventure than the destination, and what a adventure it is.

2011年8月11日星期四

The Reva Lace Up Green Flat Is Here ,What Are You Waiting For?


If you are standing before the shoe counter hesitating for choosing between stiletto and flat, tell me, which one do you prefer?
I know that popular culture has ingrained in us that style equates to a high, high heel .And when ye think about fashion and shoes, the most often comes to mind is the stiletto .Women love high heels, as we all know, the prevailing sartorial thought is that the higher the heel, the greater the femininity quotient even though that is sometimes dangerously skinny.
Then how about flats?
Tory Burch ever said that “In fashion, what goes around comes around. We constantly draw inspiration from our collective fashion past. Sometimes, we bring back a particular item that invokes a personal sense of nostalgia. For me, it's the backpack. “
So what is the backpack NOW? Is stiletto still occupying the privileged position? The answer definitely is nope. For the modern woman who likes to walk confidently and, well, comfortably. One universal must-have to withstand the whims of fashion is flat. From my point of view, flats in general are sexy and sophisticated and will be in full force for this summer.
Here I’d like to recommend you Tory Burch Flats the Reva Lace Up Green Flat which is brand new and of high quality .Don’t you think it’s very pretty? If you want to walk confidently and comfortably, I promise this would be a great choice.

2011年8月10日星期三

Hero Lyrics

I'm just a step away
I'm just a breath away
Losing my faith today
Falling off the edge today

I am just a man
Not superhuman
I'm not superhuman
Someone save me from the hate

It's just another war
Just another family torn
Falling from my faith today
Just a step from the edge
Just another day in the world we live

I need a hero to save me now
I need a hero, save me now
I need a hero to save my life
A hero will save me just in time

I've gotta fight today
To live another day
Speaking my mind today
My voice will be heard today

I've gotta make a stand
But I am just a man
I'm not superhuman
My voice will be heard today

It's just another war
Just another family torn
My voice will be heard today
It's just another kill
The countdown begins to destroy ourselves

I need a hero to save me now
I need a hero, save me now
I need a hero to save my life
A hero will save me just in time

I need a hero to save my life
I need a hero, just in time
Save me just in time
Save me just in time

Who's gonna fight for what's right?
Who's gonna help us survive?
We're in the fight of our lives
And we're not ready to die

Who's gonna fight for the weak?
Who's gonna make 'em believe?
I've got a hero, I've got a hero
Living in me

I'm gonna fight for what's right
Today I'm speaking my mind
And if it kills me tonight
I will be ready to die

A hero's not afraid to give his life
A hero's gonna save me just in time

I need a hero to save me now
I need a hero, save me now
I need a hero to save my life
A hero will save me just in time

(I need a hero)
Who's gonna fight for what's right?
Who's gonna help us survive?

(I need a hero)
Who's gonna fight for the weak?
Who's gonna make 'em believe?
I've got a hero

I need a hero
A hero's gonna save me just in time

Hero Lyrics

I'm just a step away
I'm just a breath away
Losing my faith today
Falling off the edge today

I am just a man
Not superhuman
I'm not superhuman
Someone save me from the hate

It's just another war
Just another family torn
Falling from my faith today
Just a step from the edge
Just another day in the world we live

I need a hero to save me now
I need a hero, save me now
I need a hero to save my life
A hero will save me just in time

I've gotta fight today
To live another day
Speaking my mind today
My voice will be heard today

I've gotta make a stand
But I am just a man
I'm not superhuman
My voice will be heard today

It's just another war
Just another family torn
My voice will be heard today
It's just another kill
The countdown begins to destroy ourselves

I need a hero to save me now
I need a hero, save me now
I need a hero to save my life
A hero will save me just in time

I need a hero to save my life
I need a hero, just in time
Save me just in time
Save me just in time

Who's gonna fight for what's right?
Who's gonna help us survive?
We're in the fight of our lives
And we're not ready to die

Who's gonna fight for the weak?
Who's gonna make 'em believe?
I've got a hero, I've got a hero
Living in me

I'm gonna fight for what's right
Today I'm speaking my mind
And if it kills me tonight
I will be ready to die

A hero's not afraid to give his life
A hero's gonna save me just in time

I need a hero to save me now
I need a hero, save me now
I need a hero to save my life
A hero will save me just in time

(I need a hero)
Who's gonna fight for what's right?
Who's gonna help us survive?

(I need a hero)
Who's gonna fight for the weak?
Who's gonna make 'em believe?
I've got a hero

I need a hero
A hero's gonna save me just in time