September 2011
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Quick Fanmix based on this awesome drabble by Brit - 8 songs + Bonus.
01. Doctor Who Theme (Rock Remix) - Jurassic Dave (instrumental)
02. Breathe Me - Sia (Naomi -The Doctor regenerates)
“Help, I have done it again I have been here many times before ”
03. Vagabond - Wolfmother (Naomi meets Cook)
“Cause I’ll tell you everything about living free..”
04. Everybody Loves Me - One Republic (Cook decides to stay with the Doctor)
“Feels just like I don’t try, Looks so good i might die, All i know is everybody loves me”
05. Home - Ellie Goulding ( Naomi - The Doctor meets Emily)
“I need someone to hold, On my own.
My home, This will always be my home”
06. I Need This - Jessie J (Emily hesitates in following the Doctor)
“Wait, did you hear that?
Hear my heart beat , I need this feeling ”
07. Human - Ellie Goulding (Naomi - the Doctor has to save the Earth again)
“ I don’t know what it’s like to be alive, to say goodbye, to cry a thousand tears because my ears won’t listen.
Human I’m trying not to lose my faith in you.”
08. Butterflies and Hurricanes - Muse
“Fights and battles have begun, revenge will surely come, your hard times are ahead”
Bonus : Abracadabra - Jessie J (Naomi / Emily)
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C R Y I N G
OMG CAROLINA YOU ARE A GENIUS!!!! THIS IS THE BEST THING EVER!
This is what happens when I’m left home alone, with photoshop, a pile of dirty laundry to wash and too many ideas. lol Glad you liked it.
I missed the fades and my internet is going insane for no apparent reason. This is not helping. I’m too tired to deal with this.
'That's Just Disgusting!' →
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By Tuba Hassan
“That’s just disgusting!” said the well-dressed, seemingly educated man, laughing at my hijaab as he approached me on a busy NYC street this past Saturday. What I wanted to say in return was: “What, your face?!”
But I did not. Of course not!
Instead, I conjured up the sweetest little smile I could possibly give him and said “thank you”, as I continued on my way to go where I was originally headed.
This was not the first time I had heard a bigot trying to feel better about his existence at the expense of others, and I must say, I am sure it will not be the last. However, something happened in that moment that has never happened before and it changed everything. It did not happen when I was told to “go back where I came from” at a supermarket. It did not happen when I was followed on the streets of Ann Arbor by a persistent young man addressing me saying, “Yo Osama’s sister, I’m talkin’ to you, where’s Osama?” Neither did it happen in a full lecture hall at the University of Michigan, when a classmate asked me, “do they make you wear that thing at home?” It did not happen any of those times.
Those who are my “friends” on Facebook know there is a 2-sentence quote describing me on the “About Tuba” section of my profile: “There is a stubbornness about me that never can bear to be frightened at the will of others. My courage always rises at every attempt to intimidate me.” (Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice)
Whenever I have encountered such blatant racism, I have cranked up my courage a notch (or ten) and made a conscious decision to be stronger in my conviction to prove the stereotypes wrong. However, this time around not only did I grow stronger in my conviction to prove these bigots wrong, but I grew stronger in my conviction to have others join me in this quest (I’ll have much more fun this way). In that moment I decided that every person who has an encounter with any sort of racism and bigotry should know that they are not alone, their story is just as important as the million others out there, and there is no room for intimidation. None!
Going back to the man who sought to intimidate me this past Saturday by calling my proud Muslim identity “disgusting”, I guess I should thank you. You have helped me realize there is something disgusting out there, but it is not I, it is your ignorant mind, and “THAT’S JUST DISGUSTING!” I know not whether this message will ever reach you, but I want you to know that while you thought your purpose was to discourage me in that moment in time, the actual purpose you have served in my life is to empower me to empower others.
I have decided to write, to speak, to discuss about our experiences and how they shape us as individuals. I have decided to share, to inspire and be inspired. I have decided to fight back with a weapon the size of my fist- my heart- and pump some energized blood that would mobilize not only my body into action, but also the bodies of countless others who have stories to tell and experiences to inspire us with. Whether you are Arab, Asian, Black, Latino, White, female, male, Muslim or not- your voice of reason needs to be louder than the hateful rhetoric spewing all around us in this increasingly bigoted world of ours. So speak up, stand up, and fight back! The world is yours’ to take back, what are you waiting for?
-9/26/2011-
