Mammút - Svefnsykt
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Sigh.... She is the soundtrack of my inner mind. / comentario en 'Summerbreeze', Montreaux jazz festival
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On September 9, 2002, filmmaker Bart Sibrel, a proponent of the Apollo moon landing hoax theory, confronted Aldrin and his stepdaughter outside a Beverly Hills, California hotel. Sibrel said "You're the one who said you walked on the moon, when you didn't" and called Aldrin "a coward, and a liar, and a thief."[39] Aldrin punched Sibrel in the face.
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DÍSA
Type: Music
Members: 10 members
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Name: I love Dísa
Type: Music
Members: 31 members
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passion makes the world go round / en imágenes de Dísa
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He conceived the idea of adding an unalterable and universal message on spacecraft destined to leave the solar system that could potentially be understood by any extraterrestrial intelligence that might find it. Sagan assembled the first physical message that was sent into space: a gold-anodized plaque, attached to the space probe Pioneer 10, launched in 1972. Pioneer 11, also carrying another copy of the plaque, was launched the following year. He continued to refine his designs throughout his lifetime; the most elaborate message he helped to develop and assemble was the Voyager Golden Record that was sent out with the Voyager space probes in 1977. / wikipedia, on Carl Sagan
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WHAT WILL FLUFFY GARDENS TEACH MY CHILD?
Fluffy Gardens is designed first and foremost to entertain.
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iamcamei (5 days ago)
Jonsi es un genio
SkAryWaLkEr (6 days ago)
Bjork es una belleza
/ Gobbledigook (Live With Bjork at Naturra)
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Irene Adler: Why are you always so suspicious?
Sherlock Holmes: Should I answer chronologically or alphabetically?
/la película, no el libro
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Does anyone know what language the word "soellvertu" is and what it means?
I came along the word in a book I'm reading and I can't seem to find the translation anywhere.
* Best Answer - Chosen by Asker
It is Icelandic, the language spoken in Iceland. It means: "sed felices"
* Asker's Rating: (five stars)
i don't really know what "sed felices" means, but i'm sure i can figure it out./ en yahoo answers
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Amy got me a great book for Christmas — The Math Book (she was inspired by the BoingBoing gushing, here). It goes through the history of math and spends a page on each of 250 different concepts. I’ve been reintroduced to prime numbers and early numerical paradoxes, but I’ve also learned a whole heck of a lot.
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Augustine had heard a childlike voice singing from a nearby house. He paused to give thought to how and why such a child would sing those words and then left his garden and returned to his house. At his house he picked up a book written by the Apostle Paul Epistle to the Romans, and opened it and instantly read : (Romans 13: 13-14) "Let us walk honestly, as in the day; not in rioting and drunkenness, not in chambering and wantonness, not in strife and envying; but put on the Lord Jesus Christ, and make no provision for the flesh, in concupiscence."
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Possidius records that one of the few miracles attributed to Augustine took place during the siege. While Augustine was confined to his sick bed, a man petitioned him that he might lay his hands upon a relative who was ill. Augustine replied that if he had any power to cure the sick, he would surely have applied it on himself first. The visitor declared that he was told in a dream to go to Augustine so that his relative would be made whole. When Augustine heard this, he no longer hesitated, but laid his hands upon the sick man, who departed from Augustine's presence healed.[28]
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(...) seres extraños entre nosotros (...) / thought, on 'Contact'
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Sobre 'Contact'; poco poder evocativo - emocional, sin embargo, mucho más valor 'histórico'.
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Hamlet es una tragedia en cinco actos.
Primer acto - cinco escenas
Segundo acto - dos escenas
Tercer acto - tres escenas
Cuarto acto - siete escenas
Quinto acto - dos escenas
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O God, I could be bounded in a
nutshell and count myself a King of in-
finite space.
Hamlet, II, 2.
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Rey (Levantándose). – Mis palabras vuelan a lo alto; mis pensamientos quedan en tierra: palabras sin pensamientos no van al cielo.
Hamlet III, 3.
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how to disappear completely
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Me gusta ser un niño - The horse in Harry's room.
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Es como si estuviera feliz
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El que ríe último... / sobre los comentarios en el blog
Jonny Greenwood- Excellent guitarist, keyboardist, and lemon player. / comentario en Reckoner, live from the basement
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Si es sórdido... - a veces me pregunto por qué leo el periódioco
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Las primeras memorias --aquellas que suelen fijar su lugar de habitación eterna cuando sus dueños tienen tres o cuatro años-- encuentran durante aquel lejano entonces un abundante suelo virgen, lleno de baldíos por colonizar, de bosques perdidos en donde esconderse, por siempre, y sin ser molestadas.
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How could it have come to this? / Fluorescent adolescent video
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At school, both are outsiders, much as prime numbers are outsiders from the other numbers. Both lonely, they befriending each other, forming a special relationship -- very close, but never romantic. (Metaphorically, the relationship is compared to the relation between prime pairs; always together, but never touching). / wikipedia, on The solitude of prime numbers * de cualquier forma, ya lo spoileé
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Autodesk® Navisworks® Manage software offers 3D construction professionals the most comprehensive Autodesk® NavisWorks® design project review solution, providing the control and peace of mind of advanced interference analysis and coordination.
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(...) se llena uno con una seguridad que no tiene
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@danielma12: Con todo respeto, catalogar a Muse y Placebo como bandas emo no solo es atrevido, sino totalmente desenfocado. Pero, y si fueran emo... ¿cuál es el problema? ¡Rico que haya música para todo el mundo! Para los emo y para los no emo... ¿no? ¿muy emo mi comentario? / en cajaderesonancia
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Matthew 22:14 (New International Version)
14"For many are invited, but few are chosen."
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Haven't tweeted for months! Tweeted? ...Twat? / the drummer from agent fresco
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"entre más lejos esté, más rápido se aleja" - no se incumple, nunca pasa de moda
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Me retracto de todo lo que he dicho (...)
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(...) No podía saber tampoco que, en aquel mismo momento, las personas que se reunían en secreto por todo el país estaban levantando sus copas y diciendo, con voces quedas: «Disculpe, ¿es usted la huella de un difunto?» / (la cita es falsa, como es claro)
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Usualmente cuando acabo un libro, siento que vivir es más bonito. ene15/2010
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todo es tan efímero
todo es tan efímero
todo es tan efímero
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Siguiendo la determinación de la ruta crítica, deben calcularse las holguras de las actividades no críticas. Naturalmente, una actividad crítica debe tener una holgura cero. De hecho, esta es la principal razón para que sea crítica.
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3. Tiempo pesimista (denotado como b): el tiempo máximo. Una versión de la Ley de Murphy es que si algo puede salir mal, saldrá mal. El tiempo pesimista es el tiempo requerido cuando la Ley de Murphy entra en vigor. / tanto la una como la otra, en lecturas de Gerencia de proyectos.
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¿ Cuál de las siguientes fechas de inscripción de horario le parece que son las más adecuadas ?
R/ Si lo que hago en vacaciones es acumular miedo, entonces A. 2(dos) semanas antes de iniciar clases.
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Múm
They Made Frogs Smoke Til They Exploded
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Es triste. Es triste.
Hay algo infinitamente triste en ella.
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A veces creo que necesitamos ayuda.
No sé. No entiendo.
No entiendo nada.
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Es más que eso.
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Todo salió mal, finalmente.
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No me gusta como escribo, y que me lea
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benchmark
Etymology
bench + mark
Noun
Singular
benchmark
Plural
benchmarks
benchmark (plural benchmarks)
1. a standard by which something is evaluated or measured
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Some project managers might interpret re-opening as the
end of a project and the start of a new one, especially, of
course, if there is a change of project manager.
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Hay cosas muy locas en la música. - - Terry Ryley, In C.
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Humph again, says the skeptic. Anybody can write 53 snippets of notes and call it music. Well, yes, in a very narrow sense. Just like anybody could write a little bar tune (also, perchance, in C), repeat it ad nauseum, gradually adding every instrument on the stage, and finish with a dissonant blast of chords and the bass drum player swinging away for all he's worth and call that music, too. If you did, you'd get Bolero. Could I do that? Maybe, but I certainly wouldn't match Ravel's exquisite sense for orchestration, nor have the genius to switch to eight bars of E major near the end. But that misses the point, which is: without Ravel having lived to have the idea behind Bolero for me, would I have thought of it, and having thought of it, executed it adequately? / http://www.flagmusic.com/work.php?r=trjhinc
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It's great to hear you are playing this piece, though I sincerely hope that your intention is not to make people bored. / cmoetnario en Youtube, "In C", parte cuatro.
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He envisions a day when TMS can be used to increase the feeling of self-transcendence in people with neurological or psychological disorders. / http://www.nature.com/news/2010/100210/full/news.2010.66.html
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In a live broadcast Saturday evening the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Organizing Committee (VANOC) unveiled its Olympic Games emblem. Ilaanaq, the Inuit word for friend, will be the new identity for the Vancouver Games.
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The International Date Line can cause confusion among airline travelers. The most troublesome situation usually occurs with short journeys from west to east. To travel from Tonga to Samoa by air, for example, takes approximately two hours but involves crossing the International Date Line, causing passengers to arrive the day before they left. This often causes confusion in travel schedules, like hotel bookings (unless those schedules quote times in UTC, but they typically do not since they must match domestic travel times, local transport, or meeting times). Some examples of time zone adjustments for real air trips are: Alaska-Siberia 21 hours, New Zealand-Cook Islands 22 hours, and Samoa-Tonga 24 hours.
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The first date line problem occurred in association with the circumnavigation of the globe by Magellan's expedition (1519–1522). The surviving crew (a mere 18 men of 217 who departed) returned to a Spanish stopover sure of the day of the week, as attested by various carefully maintained sailing logs. Nevertheless, those on land insisted the day was different. This phenomenon, now readily understandable, caused great excitement at the time, to the extent that a special delegation was sent to the Pope to explain this temporal oddity to him. / wikipedia, date change line
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Hi Everyone,
We're going to be playing the All Tomorrow's Parties Festival in New York on September 4th. We're pretty excited about it for a number of reasons. 1) Jim Jarmusch is going to be there 2) We've never played the New York version of the festival 3) We plan on playing new songs 4) Apparently, the property is haunted. Anyway, we hope some of you can make it. / correo de Explosions in the sky
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Perfect music for a Sunday morning! (Well, it is afternoon now. Suddenly.) / blackbird, en el foro de emilíana.nu
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For a kid in Bombay in the '80s, there wasn't much choice as to what to watch on TV. We had, what, two channels? You could count the number of kids' shows on your fingers. One of the most popular of these shows was an old '60s Japanese series called Giant Robot. Actually, it was called Johnny Sokko and his Flying Robot, but we just called it Giant Robot because it was about, well, a giant robot.
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"Those trees acted as markers, pointing directly away from the blast's epicenter," said Yeomans. "Later, when the team arrived at ground zero, they found the trees there standing upright – but their limbs and bark had been stripped away. They looked like a forest of telephone poles."/ evento Tunguska, at http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2008/30jun_tunguska.htm
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The Maginot Line (IPA: [maʒi'noː], French: Ligne Maginot), named after French Minister of Defense André Maginot, was a line of concrete fortifications, tank obstacles, artillery casemates, machine gun posts, and other defenses, which France constructed along its borders with Germany and Italy, in the light of experience from World War I, and in the run-up to World War II. Generally the term describes only the defenses facing Germany, while the term Alpine Line is used for the Franco-Italian defenses. / wikipedia
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(...) Así, de un brochazo, me tiro todo en medio segundo
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(Vías de comunicación hacia Cajicá) Aéreas:
Por vía aérea se llega al Aeropuerto El Dorado de la Ciudad de Bogotá D.C. y se toma la Autopista Norte. / http://www.cajica-cundinamarca.gov.co/nuestromunicipio.shtml?apc=m1I1--&m=f#historia
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Tip: Find your house on Google Earth
Click Fly To. Enter the address in the input box and click the Search button.
Search button
In the search results, double click the address. Google Earth flies you to this address.
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Enger's criminal career had been nothing if not colourful. His first spell in prison was for stealing Munch's The Vampire. At the time, in 1988, Enger played for the Norwegian club Valerenga, but low wages meant most players had another career. Two of Enger's' teammates were policemen who noticed that, despite not having a second job, he threw away brand new tracksuits at the end of each training session, claiming it wasn't worth washing them. Intrigued, they followed Enger through Oslo and watched as he spent large sums on watches, clothes, restaurants and holidays. They soon discovered that he was a thief, mainly stealing jewels and cash. When police raided his home, The Vampire was found hanging on his wall.
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La implementación conjunta de iniciativas que busquen promover el civismo entre los habitantes que potencialmente puedan utilizar el puente tiene también consecuencias importantes, ya que se estaría dando ejemplo desde afuera del casco urbano del municipio sobre el buen uso de las obras públicas. Esto es muy importante porque en últimas toda ciudad responde según cómo se comporten sus habitantes, y nunca está de más promover comportamientos que vengan en beneficio del municipio, como por ejemplo cruzar sobre los puentes y no bajo ellos. / self-reference
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Á - a veces dices unas cosas...
Á - amarillo como la felicidad