i gave up on entirely on leave in hair products

always makes my hair feel like shit

the only time i ever succeeded at studying was making cheat sheets for exams that allowed them, otherwise i never got the motivationn but i graduated and got a sweet gig anyways

tl;dr dont waste time studying

work, bankin that leave

its zulu

rip murica

wow i can do round trip to oc/santa ana for $208, both nonstop flights w/ southwest

is disney on monday??

tf2 will never make it big

BIG CRIMSON

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But if I had to pick or the US would get nuked...north korea

so tery, when are u gonna buy into the dak & zeke hype

but aren't they all IPS displays? TNs are cheaper. I'm expecting $600-$800 on this one at first but it'll come down when there's other options which shouldn't take too long

first time i was drunk af and got super twisted and it sucked

next time i was sober and it was amazing

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Appears so, no idea what EVA it is of though. Something 2014 or later I think.

Here's the preview briefing of the last EVA which was on September 1st:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhyqFITE51w

And here is the EVA itself:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Onku4nKvz9E

But why watch a fake live stream when you can watch the real thing (assuming ISS isn't LOS).

Live video feeds from ISS:

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/live-iss-stream

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/iss-hdev-payload

Also info about ISS's current position and upcoming observation opportunities:

http://iss.astroviewer.net/index.php

When there are spacewalks, they are streamed live on NASA TV with commentary:

http://www.ustream.tv/nasahdtv

There would never have been an EVA today with the exception of some kind of emergency repair, far too many people are off for Columbus day and EVAs are an all hands on deck activity. Also EVAs usually start very early in the crew day because it is both physically and mentally exhausting and the astronauts need to be able to focus 100%.

Some of the current NASA TV coverage is related to OA-5, which is the upcoming ISS cargo resupply mission using the Orbital ATK Cygnus vehicle. It launches from Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia in the evening on October 14th and will hopefully be captured and berthed to the ISS early in the morning on October 17th. It will be the first launch of a new Antares configuration post the October 2014 launch failure. These events will be streamed live on NASA TV as well.

Launch visibility map:

http://www.mdcoastdispatch.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/antares-launch-visibility-map.jpg