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you make meee feeeeeeeeel
literally just a montage of dimebag darrell headbanging
r u mine? ♡ a valentine’s day mix ♡
1. lust for life - girls 2. everlasting arms - vampire weekend 3. boyfriend - best coast 4. boogie down - mgmt 5. red light - the strokes 6. my kind of woman - mac demarco 7. armistice - phoenix 8. we found love - palma violets 9. when you were mine - dent may 10. lovesick - peace 11. i think i need a new heart - the magnetic fields 12. do you want a man? - the vaccines 13. luv, hold me down - drowners 14. tender - blur 15. r u mine? - arctic monkeys
♡ listen here ♡
songs I’ve been listening to a lot lately old and new
good songs I’ve been listening to :
get away - yuck
thinking about you - the big scary
chamber of reflection - Mac demarco
dissolve me - alt j
cobwebs- animal collective
street flash - animal collective
the purple bottle - animal collective
raspberry cane - youth lagoon
mute - youth lagoon
everything is happening so fast - mgmt
tiny dancer ( never gets old ) - Elton John
band on the run - Paul McCartney and wings
advanced falconry - mutual benefit
I just wanna die - FIDLAR
unfucktheworld- angel Olsen
post production - over the Atlantic
walkabout - atlas sound
oh Louie - Shannon and the clams
beetles - warpaint
liar - built to spill
Crimson and clover - tommy James and the shondells
I think it’s beautiful that you are 256 colors too - black moth super rainbow
skeleton key - Margot and the nuclear so sos
float forever - peace
jump into the fog - the wombats
what’s a girl to do - bat for lashes
last night at the jetty - panda bear
how can you really - foxygen
anemone- Brian jonestown massacre
heartbreaker - girls
all die young - smith westerns
horse race - colormusic
the city in the sea - crystal stilts
Nancy from now on - father john misty
nightmare of you - I want to be buried in your backyard
tell me ( what’s on your mind ) - Allah-las
Bisou magique- melodys echo chamber
the sun was high - best coast
the hours - beach house
other people - beach house
sad girl - lana del rey
you and me - disclosure
she’s a rainbow - the Rolling Stones
im gonna crawl - led zep
punching in a dream - the naked and famous
Simeon’s dilemma - why
election - don dilego
never known love - thieves like us
bad kids- black lips
Billie holiday - warpaint
snow days - real estate
stop crying your eyes out - oasis
Caesar - Ty segall
one million lovers - the growlers
golden age - beach fossils
sleeping lessons - the shins
curse of curves - cute is what we aim for
ice hotels - dinosaur bones
daughters and empty space - the story so far
song for zula - phosphorescent
and many many many more
Flowers
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Poesía original de @pumpumita
Indie party playlist 🎉🎉
Pay the man - Foster the people Ready for the floor - Hot chip Do you want to - Franz Ferdinand Good grief - Bastille Joy ride - The killers Silvertongue - Young the giant Love me - The 1975 Shut up and dance - Walk the moon Dancing shoes - Arctic monkeys Dead and gone - The black keys Let’s dance to Joy division- The wombats Young chasers - Circa waves Bad decisions - Two door cinema club Olympia - Sundara karma Juicebox - The strokes Matchbox - The kooks Skeleton boy - Friendly fires Boyish - Hippo campus Boyfriend - Coin The less i know the better - Tame impala My number - Foals Fallout - Catfish and the bottlemen J-Boy - Phoenix Until we can’t (let’s go) - Passion pit The moment - Tame impala Run - Vampire weekend My type - Saint motel Fever - The black keys Down and out - The griswolds Bad bad bad - Lany Loyal blood - Night riots Heads will roll - Yeah yeah yeahs The sound - The 1975 Handshake - Two door cinema club You only live once - The strokes Life itself - Glass animals Work this body- Walk the moon Time to pretend - MGMT Naive - The kooks Don’t stop (color on the walls) - Foster the people
You can listen and follow this playlist here:
https://open.spotify.com/user/indiebandss/playlist/18gGOKc84HJokp5Fv2bwjM
favorite books/authors?
Poetry:Complete Poems, Anna AkhmatovaSelected Poems II: 1976-1986, Margaret AtwoodNew Collected Poems, Eavan BolandSelected Poems, Gwendolyn BrooksAutobiography of Red, Anne CarsonThe Beauty of the Husband, Anne CarsonGlass, Irony & God, Anne CarsonSelected Poems, T.S. EliotSeam, Tarfia FaizullahAverno, Louise GlückPoems 1962-2012, Louise GlückOpened Ground, Seamus HeaneyThe Black Unicorn, Audre LordeCertain Magical Acts, Alice NotleyIn the Pines, Alice NotleyNew and Selected Poems: Vol.1, Mary OliverExtracting the Stone of Madness, Alejandra PizarnikThe Collected Poems, Sylvia PlathIncorrect Merciful Impulses, Camille RankineCitizen: An American Lyric, Claude RankineThe Poetry of Rilke, Rainer Maria RilkeIf Not: Winter, Sappho (tr. Anne Carson)Crush, Richard SikenSelected Poems, Marina Tsvetaeva
Fiction:The House of Spirits, Isabel AllendeCat’s Eye, Margaret AtwoodAn Oresteia, Aeschylus, Euripedes, Sophokles (tr. Anne Carson)The Complete Plays, Anton ChekovThe Complete Poems and Plays, T.S. EliotGrief Lessons: Four Plays by Euripedes (tr. Anne Carson)My Brilliant Friend, Elena FerranteMadame Bovary, Gustave FlaubertA Soldier of the Great War, Mark HelprinNiels Lyhne, Jens Peter JacobsenSelected Stories, Alice MunroHarry Potter series, J.K. RowlingRomeo and Juliet, William ShakespeareThe Secret History, Donna TarttThe Lord of the Rings, J.R.R. TolkienThe Importance of Being Earnest, Oscar WildeThe Picture of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde
Non-fiction:The Master Letters of Emily DickinsonMen in the Off Hours: “Dirt and Desire: Essay on the Phenomenology of Female Pollution in Antiquity,” Anne CarsonPerilous and Fair: Women in the Works and Life of J. R. R. Tolkien, J.B. CroftSelected Letters, Martha GellhornLetters: Summer 1926, Pasternak, Tsvetaeva, RilkeThe Book of Disquiet, Fernando PessoaThe Unabridged Journals of Sylvia PlathLetters to a Young Poet, Rainer Maria RilkeStraw for the Fire, Theodore RoethkeWartime Writings 1939-1944, Antoine de Saint-ExupéryThe George Sand-Gustave Flaubert LettersJournal of a Solitude, May SartonReborn: Notebooks & Journals 1947-1963, Susan Sontag
Authors:Anna AkhmatovaSimone de BeauvoirAnne CarsonSandra CisnerosEmily DickinsonLouise GlückHermann HesseJohn KeatsClarice LispectorKatherine MansfieldEdna St. Vincent MillayAnaïs NinAlice NotleyMary OliverAlejandra PizarnikSylvia PlathAdrienne RichRainer Maria RilkeAntoine de Saint-ExupérySusan SontagWisława SzymborskaJ.R.R. TolkienMarina TsvetaevaOscar WildeVirginia Woolf
no last good do mercy not french that was a joke a real one deserve chance ye ye ye
siento los domingos melancolicos
Siempre… De sus mejillas siempre una sonrisa, de esas que te hacen volver a creer, en lo bonito, en lo tierno, en su corazón sincero. De su mirada siempre nuestras ganas, esas donde el tacto se vuelve erótico y desvanece nuestros cuerpos en el desliz del caer de nuestra ropa. De su delicadeza siempre lo salvaje, porque abarcar el mar y el cielo entre nuestros besos es estremecer nuestros universos. Instagram: @edwinpesantezp
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songs I've been listening to a lot lately old and new
good songs I’ve been listening to : get away - yuck thinking about you - the big scary chamber of reflection - Mac demarco dissolve me - alt j cobwebs- animal collective street flash - animal collective the purple bottle - animal collective raspberry cane - youth lagoon mute - youth lagoon everything is happening so fast - mgmt tiny dancer ( never gets old ) - Elton John band on the run - Paul McCartney and wings advanced falconry - mutual benefit I just wanna die - FIDLAR unfucktheworld- angel Olsen post production - over the Atlantic walkabout - atlas sound oh Louie - Shannon and the clams beetles - warpaint liar - built to spill Crimson and clover - tommy James and the shondells I think it’s beautiful that you are 256 colors too - black moth super rainbow skeleton key - Margot and the nuclear so sos float forever - peace jump into the fog - the wombats what’s a girl to do - bat for lashes last night at the jetty - panda bear how can you really - foxygen anemone - their satanic majesties second request heartbreaker - girls all die young - smith westerns horse race - colormusic the city in the sea - crystal stilts Nancy from now on - father john misty nightmare of you - I want to be buried in your backyard tell me ( what’s on your mind ) - Allah-las Bisou magique- melodys echo chamber the sun was high - best coast the hours - beach house other people - beach house sad girl - lana del rey you and me - disclosure she’s a rainbow - the Rolling Stones im gonna crawl - led zep punching in a dream - the naked and famous Simeon’s dilemma - why election - don dilego never known love - thieves like us bad kids- black lips Billie holiday - warpaint snow days - real estate stop crying your eyes out - oasis Caesar - Ty segall one million lovers - the growlers golden age - beach fossils sleeping lessons - the shins curse of curves - cute is what we aim for ice hotels - dinosaur bones daughters and empty space - the story so far song for zula - phosphorescent and many many many more
Submarine. (No doubt this is my favourite movie)
-Julio Cortázar.
10 Questions About the 2017 Astronaut Class
We will select between eight and 14 new astronaut candidates from among a record-breaking applicant class of more than 18,300, almost three times the number of applications the agency received in 2012 for the recent astronaut class, and far surpassing the previous record of 8,000 in 1978.
The candidates will be announced at an event at our Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas at 2 p.m. EDT on June 7. You can find more information on how to watch the announcement HERE.
1. What are the qualifications for becoming an astronaut?
Applicants must meet the following minimum requirements before submitting an application.
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution in engineering, biological science, physical science, computer science or mathematics.
Degree must be followed by at least 3 years of related, progressively responsible, professional experience or at least 1,000 hours of pilot-in-command time in jet aircraft
Ability to pass the NASA Astronaut physical.
For more information, visit: https://astronauts.nasa.gov/content/faq.htm
2. What have selections looked like in the past?
There have been 22 classes of astronauts selected from the original “Mercury Seven” in 1959 to the most recent 2017 class. Other notable classes include:
The fourth class in 1965 known as “The Scientists: because academic experience was favored over pilot skills.
The eighth class in 1978 was a huge step forward for diversity, featuring the first female, African American and Asian American selections.
The 16th class in 1996 was the largest class yet with 44 members – 35 U.S. astronauts and 9 international astronauts. They were selected for the frequent Space Shuttle flights and the anticipated need for International Space Station crewmembers.
The 21st class in 2013 was the first class to have 50/50 gender split with 4 female members and 4 male members.
3. What vehicles will they fly in?
They could be assigned on any of four different spacecraft: the International Space Station, our Orion spacecraft for deep space exploration or one of two American-made commercial crew spacecraft currently in development – Boeing’s CST-199 Starliner or the SpaceX Crew Dragon.
4. Where will they go?
These astronauts will be part of expanded crews aboard the space station that will significantly increase the crew time available to conduct the important research and technology demonstrations that are advancing our knowledge for missions farther into space than humans have gone before, while also returning benefits to Earth. They will also be candidates for missions beyond the moon and into deep space aboard our Orion spacecraft on flights that help pave the way for missions to Mars.
5. What will their roles be?
After completing two years of general training, these astronaut candidates will be considered full astronauts, eligible to be assigned spaceflight missions. While they wait for their turn, they will be given duties within the Astronaut Office at Johnson Space Center. Technical duties can range from supporting current missions in roles such as CAPCOM in Mission Control, to advising on the development of future spacecraft.
6. What will their training look like?
The first two years of astronaut candidate training will focus on the basic skills astronauts need. They’ll practice for spacewalks in Johnson’s 60-foot deep swimming pool, the Neutral Buoyancy Lab, which requires SCUBA certification. They’ll also simulate bringing visiting spacecraft in for a berthing to the space station using its robotic arm, Canadarm2, master the ins and outs of space station system and learn Russian.
And, whether they have previous experience piloting an aircraft of not, they’ll learn to fly our fleet of T-38s. In addition, they’ll perfect their expeditionary skills, such as leadership and fellowship, through activities like survival training and geology treks.
7. What kinds of partners will they work with?
They will join a team that supports missions going on at many different NASA centers across the country, but they’ll also interact with commercial partners developing spaceflight hardware. In addition, they will work with our international partners around the globe: ESA (the European Space Agency, the Canadian Space Agency, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency and the Russian space agency, Roscosmos.
8. How does the selection process work?
All 18,353 of the applications submitted were reviewed by human resources experts to determine if they met the basic qualifications. Those that did were then each reviewed by a panel of about 50 people, made up primarily of current astronauts. Called the Astronaut Rating Panel, that group narrowed to applicants down to a few hundred of what they considered the most highly qualified individuals, whose references were then checked.
From that point, a smaller group called the Astronaut Selection Board brought in the top 120 applicants for an intense round of interviews and some initial medical screening tests. That group is further culled to the top 50 applicants afterward, who are brought back for a second round of interviews and additional screening. The final candidates are selected from that group.
9. How do they get notified?
Each applicant selected to become an astronaut receives a phone call from the head of the Flight Operations Directorate at our Johnson Space Center and the chief of the astronaut office. They’re asked to share the good news with only their immediate family until their selection has been officially announced.
10. How does the on boarding process work?
Astronaut candidates will report for duty at Johnson Space Center in August 2017, newly fitted flight suits in tow, and be sworn into civil service. Between their selection and their report for duty, they will make arrangements to leave their current positions and relocate with their family to Houston, Texas.
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