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Otro año más sin poder disfrutar de los San Fermines ♥♥ Ya toca una semana de blanco con pañuelos rojos.!

7 DE JULIO .- SAN FERMIN

Un silbido rasga el cielo, explosionando violentamente
Empedrado con gotas de roció, algarabía, fiesta
Borbotones de blanco con salpicados rojos
Unos sobre otros, todos se agolpan, se presiente
Retumba un grito, ya vienen, y mareas de pies
Se aceleran por Estafeta a bajo, llevados por la gente
Que arrumba hombro con hombro, brazo con brazo
Y un patente hachazo, el cuerno fiero pasa por tu lado
Te empujan, saltas, guardas el equilibrio, arremetes
Y corres sobre la calle llevado por una muralla indolente
Que grita desconcertada, empuja, arremete
Los pies en el aire, caes de rodilla, toca el suelo tu frente
Pezuñas pardas arremolinan tu cuerpo, ruedas
Te escapas, quedas tumbado, sin movimiento
Hasta que alguien te dice, ¡Ya esta, levanta!
Sigue el encierro durante tres minutos de algareaba
Habido suerte, no hay cornadas ya hasta mañana
Que en el cielo por tres veces retumbara el canto:

“A San Fermín pedimos por ser nuestro Patrón,
cuide el encierro dándonos su bendición”

cumberbatchweb:

Frankenstein: A Modern Myth will be screening as part of Open City Docs Fest at the Darwin Theatre in London this Friday at 2:00 p.m and the lovely people at Open City Docs have offered us two pairs of tickets as competition prizes.
To win send an e-mail to contact@benedictcumberbatch.co.uk (headed Frankenstein) with the answer to this simple question:
Which band, who most famously collaborated with Danny Boyle on the Trainspotting soundtrack, wrote the score to the NT’s production of Frankenstein?
Winner will be picked by random draw. As the screening is on Friday the competition will close at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow so do get your entries in quickly!
The documentary is meant to be screened on Channel 4 but as transmission has been delayed now by almost a year and as there is still no fixed air date this is a rare (and possibly only?) chance to see the documentary so do come along.
Here’s some further information about the documentary and the festival:
Frankenstein: A Modern Myth Adam Low / 2012 / UK / 48’Fri 22 June / 14:00 / Darwin TheatreMary Shelley’s Frankenstein, the first and greatest myth of the modern scientific age, has like all enduring masterpieces, touched a nerve at critical points of human progress. Frankenstein haunts our age of global anxiety and unprecedented scientific experimentation like never before. Frankenstein: A Modern Myth looks at the myth of Frankenstein through the prism of Danny Boyle’s sensational new sell-out production of Frankenstein at the National Theatre. The film features exclusive access to rehearsals and interviews with Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller, who alternate the roles of Victor Frankenstein and the Creature, and with Danny Boyle and writer Nick Dear.More about the event: http://www.opencitydocsfest.com/index.php?id=78Tickets: £7/£5 Concession http://frankensteinmodernmyth.eventbrite.co.uk/
OPEN CITY DOCS FEST (21-24 JUNE) UCL/TORRINGTON SQUARE, LONDON WC1 Open City Docs Fest (21-24 June) celebrates the best of documentary film in the heart of London, exploring the world we live in through the vision of documentary - provoking debate and opening minds. With a diverse programme of more than 100 films from around the world, innovative live events and filmmaker-led workshops the festival takes place over four mid-summer days and nights in venues around central London and across University College London’s (UCL) WC1 campus.Search the festival’s site or download their schedule to find out what’s on offer including programmed strands: Science Frictions, Protest Works, Sound Waves, Still Lives, Artists’ Documentary, The Image of the Engineer, City Scope and World Visions, alongside a showcase of the winners of the nationwide online film-making competition MyStreet.Tickets start from £5 screening tickets for everyone, as well as a variety of day and festival passes.URL:  http://www.opencitydocsfest.com/index.php?id=5  For full programme info: www.opencitydocsfest.comURL: http://www.opencitydocsfest.com

cumberbatchweb:

Frankenstein: A Modern Myth will be screening as part of Open City Docs Fest at the Darwin Theatre in London this Friday at 2:00 p.m and the lovely people at Open City Docs have offered us two pairs of tickets as competition prizes.

To win send an e-mail to contact@benedictcumberbatch.co.uk (headed Frankenstein) with the answer to this simple question:

Which band, who most famously collaborated with Danny Boyle on the Trainspotting soundtrack, wrote the score to the NT’s production of Frankenstein?

Winner will be picked by random draw. As the screening is on Friday the competition will close at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow so do get your entries in quickly!

The documentary is meant to be screened on Channel 4 but as transmission has been delayed now by almost a year and as there is still no fixed air date this is a rare (and possibly only?) chance to see the documentary so do come along.

Here’s some further information about the documentary and the festival:

Frankenstein: A Modern Myth
Adam Low / 2012 / UK / 48’
Fri 22 June / 14:00 / Darwin Theatre

Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, the first and greatest myth of the modern scientific age, has like all enduring masterpieces, touched a nerve at critical points of human progress. Frankenstein haunts our age of global anxiety and unprecedented scientific experimentation like never before. Frankenstein: A Modern Myth looks at the myth of Frankenstein through the prism of Danny Boyle’s sensational new sell-out production of Frankenstein at the National Theatre. The film features exclusive access to rehearsals and interviews with Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller, who alternate the roles of Victor Frankenstein and the Creature, and with Danny Boyle and writer Nick Dear.

More about the event: http://www.opencitydocsfest.com/index.php?id=78

Tickets: £7/£5 Concession http://frankensteinmodernmyth.eventbrite.co.uk/

OPEN CITY DOCS FEST (21-24 JUNE)
UCL/TORRINGTON SQUARE, LONDON WC1 
Open City Docs Fest (21-24 June) celebrates the best of documentary film in the heart of London, exploring the world we live in through the vision of documentary - provoking debate and opening minds. With a diverse programme of more than 100 films from around the world, innovative live events and filmmaker-led workshops the festival takes place over four mid-summer days and nights in venues around central London and across University College London’s (UCL) WC1 campus.
Search the festival’s site or download their schedule to find out what’s on offer including programmed strands: Science Frictions, Protest Works, Sound Waves, Still Lives, Artists’ Documentary, The Image of the Engineer, City Scope and World Visions, alongside a showcase of the winners of the nationwide online film-making competition MyStreet.

Tickets start from £5 screening tickets for everyone, as well as a variety of day and festival passes.
URL:  http://www.opencitydocsfest.com/index.php?id=5 

For full programme info: www.opencitydocsfest.com
URL: http://www.opencitydocsfest.com


Io non sono perfetta, è il mondo che è sbagliato

 Ciao… Mi chiamo Virgy e mi piace moltissimo il mio nome… Anche perchè poche ragazze si chiamano così… E’ un nome latino e sono fiera d’esserlo… Ho già ** anni… Il mio segno zodiacale è vergine… Mi piace di più di me i miei occhi nocciola i capelli nero e capelli ricci… Sono una ragazza molto carina, simpatica, affascinante, sono in gamba, bella, unica, pazza, dolce, gelosa, scema, sensibile, romantica, socievole, stronza con chi voglio, intelligente… Ho tutte le qualità migliori… Sono una ragazza che ha le idee chiare, ho la testa sulle spalle… Sono sincera ma tanto delusa… Buona ma nello stesso tempo anche tanto stronza… Posso essere sia sensuale che anche misteriosa… Posso essere come angelo ma a volte divento anche cattiva! Sono vanitosa ed una bambina… So sognare e sperare e spesso soffro! Il dolore mi distrugge e mi rende fragile ma ho una grande forza dentro di me che mi aiuta a risalire ed essere di nuovo quella di sempre! Sono unica… Davvero unica! Diversa delle altre… In fondo me stessa so quello che valgo! So quello che sono… So che dentro di me si nasconde una principessa… Io sono una cosa che l’uomo non può capire essendo molto semplice come ragazza… Gioco sempre con le cose semplici e faccio qualunque cosa ogni volta che mi va! Ma divento seria quando serve… Cerco affetto ogni volta che ne ho bisogno e lo dimostro! Sono felice in ogni caso e sono molto forte a superare qualsiasi difficoltà nella mia vita! Sono perfetta nella mia imperfezione… =) Potrei dire che ho un bel fisico perchè non faccio nessuno sport e mangio tanto.. hihi… Non vorrei cambiare niente di me, assolutamente niente, perché ognuno si deve accettare così come si è e non cercare di assomigliare ad altre persone perché la cosa più speciale che ho è la mia originalità, nessuno potrà mai essere uguale a me. .. Ma dato che non è possibile sono così come sono… Il mio piatto preferito è pizza e la bevanda preferita non alcolica è la coca cola e alcolica tutto… Cioè quasi tutto… Il mio colore preferito è “morado”… In un ragazzo mi colpisce il suo fisico ma di più i suoi occhi… Il mio cartone animato preferito è Doraemon anche se è stupido, ma mi piace =D.. . Mi piace un sacco il posto dove abito… E’ bellissimo perchè abito in montagna… La cosa più bella che mi è stata detta è “Ti amo” invece più brutta è “Ti odio ma ti amo” anche se non la capisco ma fa niente… Pazienza… La capirò prima o poi… La cosa che mi fa arrabbiare di più è che tante persone non fanno mai i cazzi loro e mettono il loro naso nella vita delle altre… Comunque alla fine vorrei salutare tutti chi ha letto tutto questo che ho scritto perchè ho perso un po’ di tempo… Hihi… Dimenticavo… Io adoro gli animali… Infatti a casa ho un gatti ed un cane… Sono troppo teneri e carini come me =)

spanish-quotes:

Enviada por likeaslimshady

I LOVE EMINEM <3<3

spanish-quotes:

Enviada por likeaslimshady

I LOVE EMINEM <3<3


No es que yo quiera ser nostalgica, pero a veces hay vivencias que valen la pena contar una y otra vez, detenernos en nuestro camino y girarnos a ver baches, curvas y dónde se cruzaron esos amigos..que a pesar que lo saben todo de ti. Te Quieren.

No es que yo quiera ser nostalgica, pero a veces hay vivencias que valen la pena contar una y otra vez, detenernos en nuestro camino y girarnos a ver baches, curvas y dónde se cruzaron esos amigos..que a pesar que lo saben todo de ti. Te Quieren.

wildcat2030:

On May 24th, Gary Connery, a 42 year old stuntman from Oxfordshire, England jumped from a helicopter hovering over one mile in the air over southern England, and glided to the earth using a specially designed wing suit. His runway was comprised of a cobbled-up crash-pad fabricated from 18,000 cardboard boxes to soften the impact. With this record-setting jump, Gary became the first skydiver to land without using a parachute. While others have survived through some fluke of nature, he was the first one to plan it from the start. We live in a world obsessed with accomplishments, and more specifically, obsessed with being FIRST. Few of us remember the 2nd person to set foot on the moon, or the 2nd person to invent the airplane, or the 2nd one to run a mile in under 4 minutes. So given this almost fanatical pursuit to become the “first” at something, what exactly are some of the big accomplishments still waiting to be claimed that will land someone in the history books? Here are a few that come to mind. (via 56 Future Accomplishments that are Waiting for Someone to go First | World Future Society)

wildcat2030:

On May 24th, Gary Connery, a 42 year old stuntman from Oxfordshire, England jumped from a helicopter hovering over one mile in the air over southern England, and glided to the earth using a specially designed wing suit. His runway was comprised of a cobbled-up crash-pad fabricated from 18,000 cardboard boxes to soften the impact. With this record-setting jump, Gary became the first skydiver to land without using a parachute. While others have survived through some fluke of nature, he was the first one to plan it from the start. We live in a world obsessed with accomplishments, and more specifically, obsessed with being FIRST. Few of us remember the 2nd person to set foot on the moon, or the 2nd person to invent the airplane, or the 2nd one to run a mile in under 4 minutes. So given this almost fanatical pursuit to become the “first” at something, what exactly are some of the big accomplishments still waiting to be claimed that will land someone in the history books? Here are a few that come to mind. (via 56 Future Accomplishments that are Waiting for Someone to go First | World Future Society)

enamoralavida:

El mejor método para combatir al insmonio, es diciéndole a mi corazón que soñaré contigo..

enamoralavida:

El mejor método para combatir al insmonio, es diciéndole a mi corazón que soñaré contigo..

Love oh Love

Love oh Love