Yup, duplex in New Orleans east I was writing out everything Things I would tell nobody Some things I didn't even tell me Sleeping on my back, my body would wake up after me My barber fresh out penitentiary The alcohol was stinging me My four cousins stayed with me, stayed with us One was in the shower, my aunt in law come over to fuss and fight So she get out in cutoffs and a wifebeater Barefeet and braless, titties swinging She was seventeen then Vaseline and Reebok classics Take the bully on the greenest grasses Her name was Renny, we was cool after Matthew had some pairs of Air Maxes Clarky had them road rashes Lost your virgin on a air mattress Had the texturizer, feeling unnatural This what I would do just to show you That it's special now [Outro: Frank Ocean + Sampha] What could I do to know you better than I do now? What can I do to love you more than I do now?
What can I do to know you better? What can I do to show my love? What can I do? What can I do? This track featuring Sampha was debuted on August 18 2016 on Ocean’s Apple Music stream, Endless. It was released the following day as the third track of his surprise visual album, also called Endless. Watch Endless on AppleMusic here. When does this song begin and end in the visual album Endless? The song begins at 6:10, and finishes at 7:36. It’s immediately followed by “Mine,” which serves as an outro of sorts. At Your Best (You Are Love) Ambience 001 - In a Certain Way Ambience 002 - Honeybaby Endless [Tracklist + Album Art]SAINT JOHN, New Brunswick — A Maine man has been sentenced to two months in jail for illegally entering New Brunswick by using an air mattress to cross the St. Croix River. Canadian officials say 25-year-old John Bennett told police he bought the air mattress at Walmart and crossed the border after being denied entry into Canada at the border crossing in Calais, Maine.Bennett was soaking wet when he was arrested by police late Wednesday.
He pleaded guilty to the charge and was sentenced Thursday in provincial court in Saint John.The Calais resident told police he was worried about the safety of his pregnant Canadian girlfriend. Canadian officials say he'll be deported after he completes his sentence.dog on blue air mattress in refreshing water Stock photo ID: 148509158 Create and organize lightboxes on the go with your Apple or Android device.I am heading to North Greenland in 3 days time to work where temperatures will be close to -20 F. The ocean is covered by 3-4 feet of sea ice that is frozen to land. We will drill lots of ice holes to deploy ocean sensors that will connect via cables to weather stations and satellite phone. Fancy $20,000 GPS units will measure the tides across the fjord and provide a group of future Naval officers a reference for their fancy electronic gear to measure sea ice thickness remotely by walking and comparing results to those obtained from planes overhead. Cool and cold fun.
There has been much packing and shipping the last weeks, about 2300 lbs to be precise,which made my body stiff and sore. Another way to hurt my aging body was to learn shotgun shooting for the unlikely polar bear encounter on the sea ice. My shoulder still hurts from the recoil blasts of the 12 gauge pump-action gun with 3” long cartridges that included a 1 oz. lead slug. I also tested a cot and sleeping bag that will be with me on the ice for emergencies. The night in my garden a few days ago was cozy, but the cot required an insulation mattress, as it was too close to the ground. It was rough sleeping, because of unexpected noises not cold, but I did sleep some and woke up when the sun came up. The clear skies over Thule during the 2 weeks that the sun is up again also gave me the first Landsat image. It shows the landfast sea ice, but it also shows its very limited extend as very thin ice and perhaps even open water occurs while the winds blow along the coast from the north.
This cold wind moves the mobile sea ice offshore to the west thus opening up the oceans that will promptly freeze, however, the back ocean still shows under the inch-thin new ice: This thin new ice is the limit of where I expect to be working. After measuring ice thickness directly via drilling through the ice, my first measurement will be that of how temperature and salinity varies from under the ice to the bottom of the ocean. Danish friends do this routinely about 60 miles to the north where they work out of the Inughuit community of Qaanaaq, but Inglefield Fjord is much deeper and connects to warm Atlantic waters from the south that, I believe, we do not have in Wolstenholme Fjord. Hence I expect much less heat inside Wolstenholme Fjord and perhaps a different response of three glaciers to ocean forcing. This theory does not help me much as I will have to lower instruments via rope and a winch into the water. How to attach rope to instruments and winch? I am very poor at making knots as my hand-eye co-ordination and memory is poor.
So I spent some time this week to learn about knots such as that should work on my braided Kevlar lines that I connect to shackles There are always devils in the many details of field work. Another worry is that my 10” ice-drill is powered by 1 lbs bottles of propane. It is not possible to send these camping propane canisters via air, but larger 20 lbs tanks exist in Thule for grill cooking at the NSF dormitory where I will be staying. So I also will have to learn how to fill the smaller container from the large one. Just ordered another adaptor from Amazon to travel with me on my body to do this. I am both terribly nervous and excited about the next 6 weeks. This is my first time working on the ice, because before I have always been on icebreakers in summer. These past Arctic summer expeditions on ships created an unreal and distant connection that, I hope, will be shattered by this spring. I will get closer to the cold and icy seas that are my passion. Oceanography by walking on water … ice.