#feat. roshale.

[shadowedvales-a]

@roshale : you'll always have a place here.

quietude concocts environment and mentality; relief harbours diligently on wounds of pastimes — perchance it wasn't so horrid being a ghost of yourself. sometimes you're witnessed by benevolence, eyes befallen from those craving to know you, heart and soul and mind alike. girl exhumes concentration, odd feeling of something akin to tenderness healing ridged spine. relaxation wants to properly awaken, although tension in the skin shan't cease so easily. there is no harp - pluck of misery sung — for the moment she is no child stained in prophecy or expectation; she is jane ives and nothing more, certainly nothing less. peers neath curly tresses beginning to lengthen, posture hunched with an all - too prominent conflict. " i understand. " softly spoken tone filters an otherwise hard atmosphere, genuine smile perking corners of lips, applying dimples upon pale complexion.

since discovering an origin tale bathed in bloodshed; meeting her mother and aunt; understanding whence she came and the possibilities of doors opening in her favour — jane was at a complete loss of prepared futures. the cullen's were her family in every way which counted. rosalie especially; beautiful, fair, flawless rosalie whom jane adored more than words conveyed or actions justified. left hand clasps over the right, toying fingers together as provoked uncertainty practically consumes her whole. nervous habit of old breaks free through perception of her hands, (the foot may begin tapping in a minute) as she releases a final, ragged sigh. " i would miss you if i... if i go to mama. " admits gently, innocence drapes itself in the glisten of hues, but jane still promises a sight of savagery, even if hidden way down low.

" you will not be upset or — or mad if i go? " tender conversations under moonlit skies endured between herself and carlisle each night the past week: it was up to her, she'd find support no matter what. need not settle an answer this instant, and it can always change later, albeit weighted pressure bubbles further and further throughout her system. never thought she'd have one home, now she's contemplating amongst two. the concept of decision making is harder than anticipation foretold. " and i can still come back if i leave? my place will also stay here? " such important questions, jane needed to fathom it all now, in crystal clear vision. because if she could only decide one home to call her own — she wouldn’t dare leave the bunch that took her in when nothing was truly owed. her mother existed in a lost life, closure may never rise; this was forever.

#i. private verse with roshale. #feat. roshale. #OKAY HYPE FOR THIS. #cannot believe i am finally responding to these memes ugh happy day #thinking this be around when she's contemplating staying w her mother or the cullens?? #like a lil while after rose takes her to see terry and becky and there are some visits back and forth #you sent two other memes and i thought they'd be best set earlier on in their timeline like straight post-lab and early cullen days #but yeAH!!! #also thinking at this point they'd know one another for at least a year and a half #and that makes me emo but in the best way #cause we said rose spent about five months in the lab #and jane spends over a year with the cullens before she starts getting interested abt where she came from #and rose goes to the library and brings back some documents and stuff for her #also we did decide that ultimately she stays w the cullens but visits becky and terry a lot #but i was thinking about jane initially having to make a decision?? #because in her mind its either the cullens or the ives. she cant do both #so she be panicked <3 #when shes really just gotta chill #shes a lil dramatic u know #just a confused child lbr

[na-recovery-girl-blog]

"Communism doesn't incentivize innovation"

SPACE : Tata Sky Development System (direct broadcast satellite) Prime spacesuit, CH-1 (1931) First multistage rocket (1947) Creating the staged combustion (1949) First spaceport, Baikonur Cosmodrome (1957) First orbiting satellite, Sputnik 1 (1957) First living being in orbit, the dog Laika on Sputnik 2 (1957) First man-made object to leave the Earth’s orbit, Luna 1 (1959) First telemetry communication to and from off the ground, Luna 1 (1959) First object to pass near the moon, and the first object in solar orbit Luna 1 (1959) First satellite hit the moon, Luna 2 (1959) First images of the dark side of the moon, Luna 3 (1959) First satellite to be launched to Mars, Marsnik 1 (1960) First rocket boots (1960) Creating space food (1961) First satellite to Venus, Venera 1 (1961) First person to enter orbit around the Earth, Yuri Gagarin in Vostok 1 (1961) First person to spend one day in orbit, Gherman Titov, Vostok 2 (1961) First double flight, manned Vostok 3 and Vostok 4 (1962) First probe on Mars, Mars 1 (1962) made ​​the first pictures of Mars from space First woman in space, Valentina Tereshkova, Vostok 6 (1963) Multitripulado first flight (3 persons), Voskhod 1 (1964) First spacewalk EVA, by Aleksei Leonov, Voskhod 2 (1965) First probe to hit another planet Venus, Venera 3 (1965) First probe landing on the moon and transmitted from there, Luna 9 (1966) First probe into lunar orbit, Luna 10 (1966) Creation of the Soviet Soyuz spacecraft model (1967), which is the only way that NASA and ESA send astronauts into space First space bathroom (1967) First meeting and unmanned docking, Cosmos 186/Cosmos 188 (1967) until 2006 this feat was not mimicked by the USA Close coupling and exchange of crew in orbit, Soyuz 4 and Soyuz 5 (1969) First extraterrestrial samples returned by Luna 16 (1970) First robot on a celestial body, Lunokhod 1 (1970) First probe to Venus, Venera 7 (1970) First data received from a probe on another planet (Venus), Venera 7 (1970) First space station, Salyut 1 (1971) First satellite to orbit Mars and make a descent, Mars 2 (1971) Second robot on a celestial body, Lunokhod 2 (1973) and with the Lunokhod 1 is the only automated mobile laboratories that have explored the Moon guided by remote control First satellite to orbit Venus and send data back to Earth Venera 9 (1975) Creation of the coupling mechanism and docking of spacecraft, Androgynous Peripheral Attach System (1975) Creating space shuttle Buran (1976), which can carry 30 tons (USA model only 25), return flights with load of 20 tons (USA only 15), with a support rate of 6.5 (compared to 5.5 of the USA model), its auxiliary maneuvering system rockets and use oxygen and kerosene fuel instead of solid (like the USA) and gives better performance. Besides the Buran shuttle could make unmanned missions (USA can’t), with ejection seats (the USA model does not have) considered the safest and most effective of the history and design more effective and resilient thermal tiles that USA version Creating the world’s most powerful rocket: Energy (1976), capable of carrying 100 tons First Spaceship supply unmanned, Progress (1978) First radio telescope (1979) First woman to walk in space , Svetlana Savitskaja in Salyut 7 (1984) First shuttle in orbit to Earth independently, Buran (1984) First multi module space station: Salyut 7 and Kosmos 1686 (TKS-4) (1985) First crew to visit two space stations, Mir and Salyut 7 (1986) aboard Soyuz T-15 First permanent space station to orbit Earth, Mir (1986) First crew to spend over a year on Mir, Vladimir Titov and Musa Manarov (1987) PHYSICS : First nuclear power plant, Obninsk (1954) Development of the largest thermonuclear experimental facility in the world, Tokamak 10, prototype of a thermonuclear reactor Invention of the Tzar Bomba, the most powerful nuclear bomb in history (100 Mt) whose power was reduced for environmental reasons (50-57 Mt). Comparison to USA bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki 15 Mt Invention of nuclear fusion Invention of the Tokamak (1956), aiming to provide apparatus fusion plasma particle Invention of the first nuclear icebreaker “LENIN” world’s first nuclear-powered (1952) Invention of particle accelerator microtron (1944) Invention synchrotron particle accelerator (1957) Invention of the electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy (1944) First fast neutron reactor, BN350 (1955) Creation pipeline longest history, Druzhba (1964) First nuclear desalination reactor, BN-350 (1972) First reflectron (1973) Creating the largest geotechnical probe history, Kola Well (1970) Creating BARS Press (1989) ELECTRONICS: Invention of the LED (Oleg Vladimirovich, 1927) (So if you’re reading this on an LED screen, you have Commies to thank.) Invention of vibratory exercise equipment (1960) Perfecting maser, Basov and Aleksandr Prokhorov Nikolai Lomography Invention (1982) First lie detector device, by Alexander Romanovich Luria Creating underwater welding, Konstantin Khrenov (1932) First reflector telescope, the Maksutov (1941) First laser microphone (1947) Creating the magnetotelluric (1950) Discovery of the Belousov-Zhabotinski Reaction (1951) Creation explosive compression generator pumped flow (1951) Creating 3D holography (1962) First microwave oven (1941) First radio antenna MEDICINE: Invention of therapies against infectious diseases that were based on bacteriophage virus (1940) Early surgical treatment of congenital heart disease, by pioneering Bukulev Alexander (1948) Creation of Objective Psychology, by neurologist Vladimir Bekhterev, also known for pointing out the role of the hippocampus in memory, his study of reflexes, and Bekhterev’s disease First successful cornea transplant in 1931, by Vladimir Filatov, who developed tissue therapy Creating radial keratotomy by Svyatoslav Nikolayevich Fyodorov Creating the Ilizarov apparatus for lengthening limb bones and for the Ilizarov Surgery (1951) by Gavriil Abramovich Ilizarov Creating cultural-historical psychology, psychological activity theory and method of “combined power”, by Alexander Romanovich Luria Enlarge criteria for the diagnosis of schizophrenia with the distinction between negative and positive symptoms, a key research and classification of schizophrenia concept, Andrei Snezhnevsky First cardiac surgery under local anesthesia, Alexander Vishnevsky, 1953 Foundation of purulent surgery, Archbishop Luka Voyno-Yasenetsky, Stalin Prize, Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1946. Discovery of Cherenkov Effect (Pavel Cherenkov Alekseyecih) First artificial organ transplant First transfusion of blood from a corpse, Sergei Yudin, 1929. First blood bank. Created by Sergei Yudin in early 1930. Middle of that same year, the USSR would have 65 large blood donation centers and more than 500 branches. Creation of painless childbirth (under anesthesia) Creating Gramicina S (1942) First head transplant with full brain function (1950) Creating anthropometric cosmetology (1952) Creating radial keratotomy (1974) Discovery of Vitamins Discovery of the virus First acoustic microscope (1959) COMPUTERS: First programmable computer MESM (1950) First Soviet and European electronic computers , BESM (Sergey Lebedev, 1951) and MESM (Sergey Lebedev , 1958) First computer with ternary logic (faster and more reliable than the binary system), Setun (Nikolai Brusentsov, 1958) and model development Setun-70 (Nikolai Brusentsov, 1970) which further reinforced the aspect of programming, improving to by a factor 5 software development over other architectures time First personal computer, MIR (Victor Glushkov, 1965) First computer-aided education system in history (Nastavnik), with a clear reference to the current First superscalar computer (processor microarchitecture capable of executing more than one instruction per clock cycle), Elbrus-1 (Boris Babaian, 1970). The use of this equipment in 1978, ten years before commercial applications appeared in the West, the Soviet Union developed its missile systems and nuclear and space programs. Foundation of cybernetics (Victor Glushkov) Invention of Tetris (Alexey Pajitnov, 1984) Invention of the FAR file manager, RAR and WinRAR format file (Eugene Roshal) First mobile phone, Leonid Ivanovich Kupriyanovich (1955), which was copied by - the USA in 1970 and Finland in 1980 gave him a civil use with Nokia. K…

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