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note to self, how to fix "requires installation of untrusted packages" in Ubuntu
I tried to install a couple of updates on my work laptop, running Ubuntu 12.04, a minute or two ago when prompted by the update manager, and I got the "requires installation of untrusted packages" error.
I've since dicovered that there are two ways round this, one is to allow untrusted packages by doing the update as root or via sudo, and saying "y" when asked
Install these packages without verification [y/N]?But I don't like that, you don't know who might be spoofing you with what fake packages. The better way is to rebuild the apt cache. I found the instructions here, I'm claiming no credit for solving the problem, just reproducing them below so that I can be sure to find them again next time I need them. Hopefully some of you who read this in the future will also benefit.
sudo apt-get clean cd /var/lib/apt sudo mv lists lists.old sudo mkdir -p lists/partial sudo apt-get clean sudo apt-get update
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January 22, 2013
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Logjam now supports:
- advogato posting
- edit last entry
- edit history calendar
Logjam now supports:
I've been hacking up an Advogato journalling client. It's pretty slick. The code was originally based on logjam, but I have ended up rewriting everything, piece by piece.
Eight months since my last entry here. I've been keeping my journal here instead.
Note to self:
Make sure you get more than 5 hours of sleep before undergoing 9 hours of technical interviews. But I have to say, Laminar Software ranks pretty high on the "coolness" scale.
Skiing locally today and tomorrow, flying to Austin on Thursday.
So many things have happened, and my diary entries aren't going to be able to catch up.
Trilogy flyout (Austin, TX). Escalate flyout (south of San Francisco, CA). Much work. Some play. Dreamcast -- Soul Calibur in particular.
Some awkwardness -- note to self: asking a girl to dinner and finding out about her boyfriend afterward is embarassing.
2 weeks left, studying punctuated by exams. Then Florida for Christmas break, then Wyoming for some skiing, then back to Pittsburgh for a short bit of do-nothing relaxation before the next semester.
Many good books during the long plane flights: The Power of One (Bryce Courtenay), Microserfs (Douglas Coupland), Jumpers (Tom Stoppard), Roll-out Racquetball (Charles Brumfield). And I reread The Unbearable Lightness of Being (Milan Kundera) for like the third time. I've also been on a psychology-of-gender kick that started with my Uncle's recommendation of Natalie Angier's Woman and is currently in the middle of Deborah Blum's Sex on the Brain. Some good discussions of feminism versus evolutionary psychology along the way.
There was some irony in the fact that I read Microserfs on the plane flight out to interview in the bay area.
So this whole growing-up facing the realworld graduating from college thing. It's kind of thrilling, really. Rent.net must love me for the ad hits they get as I think, "wow, I could live here if I lived in Austin" and a few seconds later, "or I could live here, or here, or here".
Also looking at a few Pittsburgh start-ups. Funny how unattractive start-ups have become these days: lots of work, little pay, poor stock options. Such a switch from a couple of years ago. (When it was lots of work, little pay, millionaire stock options.) But it could be fun.
Donovan's Compass project is apparently coming along fabulously, I'll have to check out the source code in a bit.
So, I should really be cleaning my room. Actually that's a lie. I should really be studying for exams, but I'll be cleaning my room instead.
Did you know that a loaded Audi TT only costs $35k?
Just in case you were thinking of voting for the bigger loser: this man admits to drinking and driving -- and you want him to be President?
Spent most of my day trying to find the zen of Prolog.
On a similar note, I gave blood today for the first time. They use a friggin' gigantic needle. "Have you eaten today?" Yeah, if you count the nestea I drank on the way to class this morning.
Plans are underway to start hacking on a web-based front end to the Evolution libraries. Not that the groupware-app-over-the-web idea hasn't been attempted enough times, but the current open source implementations suck badly. And a lot of the hard work of abstracting away the concept of mail and folders and the entire calendar interface has been done already by HelixCode folks.
The code base will start from mod_virgule, which is pretty damn cool. If you haven't looked at it, you should.
I was going to call this beast Darwin, but someone already took that name.
Anyway, this is all pie-in-the-sky at the moment. I'll put up a tarball somewhere when I have something worth showing.
Thursday, grandparents came to visit. Saturday, parents came to visit. Much fun was had, much good food eaten.
Made a patch for eog to allow it to load arbitrary uris with gnome-vfs, like:
`eog http://www.ruthschris.com/images/steak_darkbg3.jpg`
Mmm, tasty.
Gore came to speak on campus today. About this year's election, I have to say that I'm not really thrilled with either candidate. I can't help but feel that it's a lose-lose situation.
(But please -- don't tell me to vote Nader. The Green Party is a joke. Dismantle the top 500 corporations? People, corporations do a lot of bad things, but they do a lot of good things too. They are the reason we have such a great economy right now. Baby, bath water, and so forth.)
I guess what it comes down to is this: I dislike Gore less. I'm not a believer in "big government", but I fear the consequences if we elect Bush. Three supreme court justices are a matter too important to be left in the hands of a man who doesn't care about human life.
Remember the second debate? "It's going to be hard to punish them any worse after they get put to DEATH." The quote might have been forgivable if he hadn't been smiling when he said it, like he relished the thought. I just think it's incredibly ironic that Bush can be such a stickler for the rules after his bout with cocaine. Daddy's little boy doesn't have to go to jail, but god-durn-it if someone else gets caught they should get the electric chair.
Speaking of irony, how can one party manage to hold so much of it? Life matters deeply when it's an unborn fetus. But adults, if you screw up, you're marched straight to the gas chamber.
The Republican party just seems to have too many factions that are governed by hate instead of understanding.
I sure wish Gore wasn't such a moron.
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Meet Scott Long. Nationally touring standup comedian. Seen on NBC, FOX-TV, Bob and Tom Show, ESPN. Writer for the NFL on FOX pregames show for the past 9 years. Sounds like everyone is going well? Think again. Hear Scott's story of being a cool guy until having twins and how he went from Hipster 2 Dipster overnight. Sports car to Minivan. Can you hear the train going off the rails? If you like dark comedy with some heart thrown in, this is your show. A master of improvisation, no 2 Scott Long shows are ever the same.
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In Miami, Florida, a very large interchange is being built at the intersection of SR836 and SR826. This interchange will include a left turn flyover in all four directions. This assembler, called the Smooth Operator (technically a Launching Gantry) is being used to assemble the flyovers. The Smooth Operator is nearly 500 feet long, was constructed in Italy and shipped to the US by barge. This unit provides for the assembly of the flyover bridges without the need for cranes to lift the sections into place or the resulting road blocks and traffic jams. It is said that the use of the Smooth Operator will cut three years off the construction time for this Interchange. It is a thing of beauty to see it in operation. (Image "Smooth Operator From North Side LE270021-0097_C.PSB" )


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Just announced VNC Tight Encoder 1.1. Now I'm watching at amazing number of hits to the project homepage. I did not expect such interest. It's seems like everybody out there needs binaries which are absent for now. :-)
Just announced VNC Tight Encoder 1.1. Now I'm watching at amazing number of hits to the project homepage. I did not expect such interest. It's seems like everybody out there needs binaries which are absent for now. :-)
Last two weeks I was too busy to write into the diary at advogato.org. Now the official part of VNC compression project is finished. The source is available to download from the project homepage. New encoder shows compression ratios 5..30% higher compared to zlib compression and it's faster than zlib encoder. The latter fact has surprised me a lot as I have not thought about speed optimisations yet and there are many places in the code where such optimisations are possible.
Just finished with small separate part of the VNC compression project: automatic SSH tunneling for unix vncviewer is finished. Everybody is invited to try/test the code: the patch and brief instructions will be available at the project homepage shortly.
Night, 4:10. The day was lost. Did not work today for no reason. That's bad. Main part of plans for tommorrow is drinking some beer with a friend. I haven't seen him for monthes.
Worked hard on the VNC compression project. First result is that subset of new "tight" encoding has been implemented in the vncviewer and in a standalone VNC proxy. Currently compression is equivalent to pure zlib encoding as implemented in the TridiaVNC (by the way, I was mistaken saying that zlib compression is implemented inefficiently in the TridiaVNC).
Now it's time to actually improve compression. I see two primary directions to do that:
And there are other problems with VNC that interfere with good compression: server sends many unnecessary screen updates (even when screen contents is untouched), potentially large updates frequently being split into many small pieces, etc.
My girlfriend dislikes the way I work. I sleep huge part of day and I work the whole night. And I'm tired of smoking: it's time to quit.
Worked on the VNC compression project. Finished with the draft version of new encoding. Need to say that the proposed compression scheme is somewhat too flexible: anything can fit in such encoding (including uncompressed data, hextile-encoded data or even uncompressed data expanded with some garbage :-) It's something like meta-encoding. But it's still too far from the final version. And I'm still not able to compare performance as far as it's not implemented...
While designing this encoding, I've tried to make VNC server do most complex work, so the client modifications will be relatively simple, but the server part can be complex enough. I'm afraid that the amount of time for developing this project will be not enough to do everything ideally, so I'll have to cut my huge ambitions and develop something that is easier to implement... And I'll continue the work after finishing the request at the Cosource.com...
To Whizziwig: I have one good book about FoxPro, and I don't need this book (BTW, I hate FoxPro too). But, unfortunately, the book is in russian. :-)
Yesterday I came to sleep at 8am in the morning and woke up at 7pm today. It's terrible -- I'm a night animal.
I've discovered good news in my mailbox today: mgetty-1.1.21-to-28072000 has been released. I've built new RPM packages for KSI Linux and I'm happy to see that it is the first mgetty version for which I do not have to apply patches to make it build and work as desired. Only distribution-specific config.patch is applied. All corrections I have contributed to mgetty/vgetty are in place. So my patch in the article at Advogato is not actual any more.
But there are other problems: I'm tired to fight with mgetty+pppd combination. It seems like I have kernel/pppd/chat/setserial/mgetty conflict. Pppd had worked but I had to run ifup (or ppp-on) twice with a pause between tries. Now I've changed the chat script a little: modem dials from the first attempt, but I'm still not satisfied because I fail to find the precise reason for the problem. Everything worked ok at another machine with the same configuration, and other programs such as minicom (and chat itself executed without pppd) also share the line with mgetty without any problems. Well, I have not time to refine the problem, and anyway I plan to reinstall the system (BlackCat Linux instead of KSI Linux). Let's see...
Another thing I'm tired of: my provider sucks. And any other provider in our town is even worse. Why am I living in Siberia?
It wanted to know how zlib compression is integrated into the TridiaVNC. I've got several files from their source via CVS and now I know. Exactly as expected: their implementation is not very efficient: the context (dictionary) is not being saved between screen updates. Due to this fact it would be easy to outperform their compression ratios.
And I'm glad that hyperreal.org knows about my project although I have not announced it too widely (it's because I plan to change user DB format in the nearest future, and after that it will be a better time to make announcements).
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is it just me, or does anyone else think it is uncool that some CS members are already selling the vader helmet on ebay for twice they're paying,and they have'nt even ordered it yet? it seems a bit unfair.
is it just me, or does anyone else think it is uncool that some CS members are already selling the vader helmet on ebay for twice they're paying,and they have'nt even ordered it yet? it seems a bit unfair.
Its perfectly fair kingyeti. Luckily people like you and me are smart enough not fall for outragous sales and gimicks like that.
"Maybe I can help you. I am Boba Fett. The ship you seek is nearby." -Boba Fett
it just bothers me that some people are just into collecting strictly for profit. i'm in it because i admire the films and the creativity put into them.i saw star wars 27 times when it was first released.i was 7 .since then i've been hooked.
i've waited a long time for a replica like this and i would hate to think i might miss out on my opportunity to own one at its original price.
can a CS member order more than one?i have a friend who is not a member and i would like to give it as a gift.they are as big a fan as me.
Just pity the poor fools who would pay the rates they are being scalped at. Pay over 2K up front on an eBay pre-order that the seller doesn't even have pre-ordered yet, with the product not even shipping for another 4 months.Originally Posted by kingyeti
so far it doesn't look like anyone is buying them....
To me, it seems disrespectful. People should pay the 60 dollars and take their chances when pre/orders are taken.
Seems similar to scalping tickets...
If people want to make money, get a job and leave the collectables to the collectors.
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very similar.how can you sell something you haven't confirmed you have yet?i think CS members should vote these posers off.LOL!
Master Replicas should find away to stop this. I have Patriots season tickets and if I was caught selling them on Ebay or Stub Hub for anything more than face cost I would have my seasons yanked. Maybe MR could start yanking CS memberships.


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Description The skipjack tuna, Katsuwonus pelamis, is a medium-sized perciform fish in the tuna family, Scombridae. It is otherwise known as the aku, arctic bonito, mushmouth, oceanic bonito, striped tuna, or victor fish. It grows up to 1 m (3 ft) in length.
It is a streamlined, fast-swimming pelagic fish, common in tropical waters throughout the world, where it inhabits surface waters in large shoals (up to 50,000 fish), feeding on fish, crustaceans, cephalopods and mollusks. It is an important prey species for large pelagic fishes and sharks.
It is an important commercial and game fish, usually caught using purse seine nets, and is sold fresh, frozen, canned, dried, salted, and smoked.
Skipjack is the most fecund of the main commercial tunas, and its population is considered sustainable against its current consumption. Its fishing is still controversial due to the methodology; with rod and reel or fishery options being promoted as ecologically preferable.
Countries recording large amounts of skipjack catches include the Maldives, France, Spain, Sri Lanka, and Indonesia.
Skipjack is considered to have "moderate" mercury contamination. As a result, pregnant women are advised against eating large quantities.
Dimensions Up to 3'3" (1 m); 50 lbs (22.7 kg).
Habitat Open ocean.
Range New England, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Florida, California, Northwest, Eastern Canada, Western Canada.


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Ob für ihr Kulturerbe, ihren Hafen oder das sonnige Wetter: Es ist unmöglich, dem Charme der Stadt Marseillle zu widerstehen. MAMA hat sich vom hiesigen warmherzigen Temperament anstecken lassen und bietet Ihnen eine Auswahl der besten Spots für einen gelungenen Aufenthalt im Zeichen der guten Laune.
Gute Restaurants gibt es in Marseille in rauhen Mengen. Sie liegen im Viertel zwischen Bahnhof und Hafen und hier kommt nach einem wundervollen Sightseeing-Tag wirklich jeder auf seine Kosten. Lust, mal nicht in unserem Restaurant zu speisen? Wir helfen gerne! Testen Sie doch folgende Adressen: La Cantinetta, La Tasca, Le Marengo...
Keine Lust auf Pastis und Boule-Spiel? Ihnen steht der Sinn eher nach Tanzen, guten Cocktails und Marseiller Nachtleben? Dann müssen Sie die besten Bars und Clubs der Stadt entdecken: Le Trolley Bus, Le Baby...
Um Kultur kommen Sie in Marseille nicht herum. Hocken Sie bloß nicht den ganzen Tag auf Ihrem Zimmer (auch wenn das Design by Starck und der Komfort verlockend sind). Neben dem absolut unumgänglichen MuCem, werden Kulturliebhaber auch im MAC (Museum für zeitgenössische Kunst) und im Palais Longchamps voll auf ihre Kosten kommen.
Lust auf ein Mitbringsel, aber bloß nicht die obligatorische Marseiller Seife, die Ihnen einst schon Ihre Großtante schenkte? Schauen Sie doch mal in unserer Boutique oder an einer der folgenden Adressen vorbei (planen Sie am besten gleich einen ganzen Nachmittag ein): Oggie's Lifestore, Le Vidéodrome, Galette Records, Soffee shop, L'atelier mobile des fées Bizart, Peter Pan, Autour de l'Enfant...
In Marseille gibt es an jeder Straßenecke etwas zu entdecken. Hier die sehenswertesten Orte: die Treppen am Cours Julien, das Boulodrom "Les Trois Mages", der Markt von Les Capucins, der Hafen von Estaque, das Maison Diamantée. Lust auf ein paar Züge im azurblauen Wasser? Dann packen Sie Badehose ein, ziehen Sie Ihre Wanderschuhe an und auf zur Erkundung der Calanques.
- per Metro (Castellane)
- per Metro (Notre Dame du Mont Cours Julien)
- per Metro (Baille)
- per Straßenbahn (Eugene Pierre)
- per Bus (Baille - Vertus)
- per Bus (Metro Castellane)
- per Bus (Metro Notre Dame du Mont)
- Parkplatz Mama Marseille
- Le Marengo
- Oogie
- Le Jardin d'à Côté
- Le Pavillon Thaï
- Le Rajasthan
- La Boite à Sardine
- Le Dernier Métro
- La Cantinetta
- La Tasca
- Chez Toinou
- Waaw
- E-Wine
- Le Comptoir Dugommier
- La Tarraillette
- Sushiqui
- Le Casa No Name
- Le Cours en Vert
- Le Bar des Maraîchers
- La Baie du Dragon
- Les Foulards Rouges
- Le Café Vian
- Chez Sauveur
- Dunk
- Le Bobolivo
- Le Duke
- L'Equitable Café
- La Caravelle
- Le bistrot de l'horloge
- Le Café des Epices
- Le Chalet du Pharo
- Le Malthazar
- Le Baron Perché
- Les Buvards
- Le goût des choses
- Le Cabanon du Cours
- Rue Terrusse
- Place du Chien Saucisse
- Les rues du Cours Julien
- Les escaliers du Cours Julien
- Casa Gaston Castel
- Boulodrome Les trois Mages
- 72 Boulevard Chave
- Le Pétrin de Provence
- La Cigogne d'Alsace
- Exosud
- Bataille
- Mina Kouk
- Le Carthage
- L'Univers Alimentaire
- Plauchut
- Fietje – Cave à Bières
- One Dollar Sandwich
- La Pause
- Vins, etc...
- Coogee
- Mademoiselle Cupcake
- Galerie Seize
- Paroisse Notre-Dame-du-Mont
- Eglise des Réformés
- Palais des Arts
- Le Daki-Ling
- L'atelier de Franck Garam
- Palais Longchamp
- L'Espace Julien
- Le Baby
- Trolley Bus
- MuCem
- Le Musée d'Art Contemporain
- Vidéodrome
- Portobello
- Galette Records
- Maison Empereur
- Supertoy
- Sabre-Tooth
- Tirechappe
- Phox
- Le Père Blaize
- Au Tour de l'Enfant
- Peter Pan
- Fifty Balloons
- Charivari
- Soffee shop
- L'atelier mobile des fées bizart
- Il y a de l'eau sur mars
- Vegetal Factory
- Allika
Marseille FÜHRER
Das Mama Shelter Marseille befindet sich in idealer Lage mitten im Stadtzentrum an der Adresse 64, rue de la Loubière 13006 Marseille, ganz in der Nähe des Cours Julien, Hochburg der Street Art, wo Konzertsäle, junge Künstler und sonnige Terrassen das Straßenbild prägen.
Das Mama Shelter erfreut sich perfekter U-Bahn-Anbindung (Stationen Baille, Castellane und Notre Dame-du-Mont) und liegt nur 25 km vom Flughafen Marseille Provence (Shuttle-Service; mit dem Auto "Autoroute du Soleil", Ausfahrt Gare Saint Charles) entfernt. Mit dem Taxi sind es nur 10 Minuten zum Bahnhof. Eine der angenehmsten Arten, die europäische Kulturhauptstadt 2013 (neu) zu entdecken.
64, rue de la Loubière
13006 Marseille
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In Marseille geben die Zikaden den Ton an. Entdecken Sie das reichhaltige Programm, das weit über Boule-Spiel und das Rap-Phänomen "Je danse le Mia" hinausgeht.
Mama hat für Sie einen Touristenführer zusammengestellt, damit Ihnen überteuerte Marseiller Seife und Dosen-Bouillabaisse erspart bleiben! Er enthält die besten Adressen in den Vierteln La Plaine, Cours Julien und Umgebung. Sie können sich auf uns verlassen, wir machen echte Marseille-Insider aus Ihnen!
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per Metro (Notre Dame du Mont Cours Julien)
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per Metro (Baille)
linien n°1
per Straßenbahn (Eugene Pierre)
linien n°1
per Bus (Baille - Vertus)
linien n°54
per Bus (Metro Castellane)
Linien n°50
Linien n°19
Linien n°21, 21B, 21S
Linien n°41S
Linien n°54
Linien n°73
Linien n°74
per Bus (Metro Notre Dame du Mont)
Linien n°74
Parkplatz Mama Marseille
Um Ihren Wagen zu parken, brauchen Sie natürlich nicht die ganze Corniche bis zum Vieux Port abzufahren: Mama Shelter kann mit einem Parkplatz mit 54 Plätzen aufwarten. Einfahrthöhe: 1,90 Meter.
Der Eingang zu unserem Parkhaus befindet sich in der Rue Chateau Payan 55 und ist ausschließlich für unsere Hotelgäste reserviert. Um das Parkhaus nutzen zu können, entnehmen Sie bitte ein Ticket aus dem Automaten.
Le Marengo
Because we love the childhood theme, with Grendizer, the Famous Five and the Delorean, because we can eat out outside in the sun, because we'd kill for their Babybel cheese with its breadcrumb coating, the homemade cordon bleu and the Schokobon milky bite flavoured cake,
and also because there's a telly in the toilets! While you're there have a look at the superb mosaic which was found hidden behind a wall during renovation work!
Lunch and dinner from Monday to Friday. Brunch on Saturday and Sunday.
1 rue Marengo, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 09 64 47 32 40
A concept store where you can eat, drink, visit the hairdresser's, buy books, clothes, CDs, lots of cute articles and even party on a Thursday evening!
Open from Monday to Saturday.
55 Cours Julien, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 53 10 70
Le Jardin d'à Côté
It's always a pleasure to be able to sit comfortably in the sun while eating a big plate of homemade French fries (yes homemade they are as the staff spends all morning peeling their potatoes!).
A nice lunchtime restaurant where you can feed bread crumbs to the plump sparrows.
Open from Monday to Saturday, from 12.00 p.m. to 3.30 p.m.
65 Cours Julien, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 94 15 51
Le Pavillon Thaï
The food is really very good! It's like going on a journey to Thailand: we love the green curry (which really tastes like green curry)
and the green Thai pancake starter which really fills you up! Closed on Sunday and Monday.
28 Rue des 3 Frères Barthélémy, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 96 12 46 19
Le Rajasthan
Indian and Pakistani specialities: choose this restaurant if you want a pleasant evening out with friends as you share the Thalis (small dishes) or if you want to eat generous, good and reasonably priced dishes.
It is difficult to resist the temptation to order something else with the rice and you're quite right too as everything is good here but bear in mind you won't finish your plate!
Don't forget to order the Cheese Naan bread with its three sauces: sweet red raspberry sauce, the green mint sauce and the spicy yellow sauce which is not for the faint of heart!
Open every day from 11.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. and from 7.00 p.m. to midnight
34 place Notre Dame du Mont, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 42 77 03
La Boite à Sardine
This is not a place you are used to go to: it's a fishmonger/restaurant with extremely pleasant staff and delicious dishes which are not too expensive. The products are always fresh and of a good quality accompanied by a good chilled white wine! Friday is aïoli day.
You can even enjoy an excellent evening dancing next to sea urchins, soles and other sea products during their Du son du poisson (Fish sounds) events.
If you're lucky enough to be there when they are organised, they are well worth the detour! Open from Tuesday to Saturday from 8.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.
2 boulevard de la Libération, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 50 95 95
Le Dernier Métro
You can eat simple but good dishes here at lunchtime for a few euro and drink your coffee in the sun on the terrace which is always full. Don't be surprised if you tend to linger and end up ordering a bottle of rosé for your aperitif.
It's a well-known neighbourhood bistro/bar/tobacconist and is open every day.
Open every day from 5.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m.
68 boulevard Eugène Pierre, 13005 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 47 32 11
La Cantinetta
It's best to come here in the evening but remember to book in advance as this restaurant with its Italian specialties is always full (despite the fact that it's not small at all!).
It's renowned for its delightful dishes, homemade fresh pasta, pleasant waiters who always give a good explanation of the menu, selection of wines and also for its large pretty courtyard where you should always try and book your table.
Open from Tuesday to Saturday from 12.00 p.m. to 2.00 p.m. and from 8.00 p.m. to 11.00 p.m.
24 Cours Julien, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 48 10 48
La Tasca
For the "theatre" atmosphere of this tapas restaurant: it has a large courtyard with enormous wax-covered candelabras (you can even picture an 18th-century writer writing poems with a quill next to you),
velvet curtains, a fountain, soft red light – we feel so good here that we often stay longer than expected. Both festive and romantic, it's perfect for couples or with friends.
A unique setting which serves late, very late and which is very popular: don't forget to book if you don't want to wait too long.
Open from Tuesday to Saturday from 7.00 p.m. to 1.00 a.m.
102 rue Ferrari, 13005 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 42 26 02
Chez Toinou
Renowned throughout the area. It's THE seafood restaurant in Marseille. Open every day throughout the year, it is always full which does not prevent the waiters from providing a quick service and produce that is exquisitely fresh.
Open for more than 50 years, you can go there with your eyes closed! If you don't fancy dining in the restaurant, they even deliver to your home!
3 Cours Saint-Louis, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 08 11 45 45 45
A cultural location, a bar which organizes events in the evening from time to time and a restaurant at lunchtime and in the evening… There is a lot going on at Waaw!
We can recommend the generous dishes at lunchtime. You can also visit their website to be informed of the cultural events organised in the city and why not become a waami!
Open from Tuesday to Saturday.
17 rue Pastoret, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 42 16 33
An electro wine bar! A dark room, complete with a dance floor, laser lights, a DJ and great sound we just love! If you are looking for a more relaxed atmosphere, move up to the first floor!
A good selection of wines and really nice owners!
94 Cours Julien, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 96 12 08 47
Le Comptoir Dugommier
Well worth the visit: the food is good and they serve late. An old-fashioned bistro atmosphere with a great decoration, part of the wall has been painted in green, there are paintings, an open-plan kitchen with the chef who shouts "HELLO" all the time, in other words a genuine bistro…
You can eat dishes that are both Provencal and surprising, with a menu starter/main course/dessert/glass of wine at €20. A delight!
Open from 8.00 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. (1.00 a.m. on Thursday and Friday). Closed on Saturday and Sunday
14 boulevard Dugommier, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 09 50 12 32 62
La Tarraillette
Quality traditional French cuisine. You'll always leave with a full stomach and a smile on your face. Not to be missed: their wine cellar and fireplace.
Open from Tuesday to Saturday from 12.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. and from 8.00 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. They are closed on Saturday lunchtime.
59 boulevard Eugène Pierre, 13005 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 48 91 48
Christian is in charge of this somewhat hidden takeaway restaurant. He only works with fresh, seasonal products as respecting nature is essential for him.
He learnt all his techniques while training in Los Angeles with Japanese chefs and apparently is a model pupil! We recommend the chirashi which is delivered by the chef himself on his blue bicycle!
Deliveries from 11.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m., orders by telephone or by email the day before on: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Open from Tuesday to Saturday from 6.30 p.m. to 8.00 p.m.
31 rue Goudard, 13005 Marseille
Tel: 06 80 92 98 65
Le Casa No Name
A very small restaurant well known by their enthusiastic fans. The menu changes with every season but it is very creative. Furthermore, the wine is very good!
7 rue André Poggioli, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 47 75 82
Le Cours en Vert
For lovers of organic food and for those who want "to eat a healthy and balanced meal today".
There are two areas: a delicatessen where you can order the Cours en Vert baskets two days in advance which are full of organic vegetables from local producers; and a salad bar (and also a choice of gourmet platters)
so that you can make up your own meal throughout the day. It's very ingenious; it's good for health and the staff are very welcoming (please note that credit/debit cards are not accepted!).
Open from Tuesday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7.00 p.m.
102 Cours Julien, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 86 77 41 69 - 06 75 06 97 90
Le Bar des Maraîchers
An old-fashioned neighbourhood bistro with its own regulars. It's good because it's friendly and genuine. There's a piano for customers who want to play music and there are lots of photographs of Léo Férré (the former owner was a fan).
Open from Monday to Friday, from 3.00 p.m. to 2.00 a.m.
101 rue Curiol, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 48 44 89
La Baie du Dragon
A Vietnamese restaurant: the manager is always telling jokes and the Dim Sums are very good! Open from Monday to Saturday from 12.00 p.m. to 2.00 p.m. and from 7.30 p.m. to 11.30 p.m.
8 place Notre Dame du Mont, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 92 74 78
Les Foulards Rouges
Are you looking for Basque dishes? Then get dressed up for a date at Le Foulard Rouge. Do not miss: the Bob's beer with "Piment d'Espelette" ( which comes from a small village in the French Basque region) and crispy duck burgers.
7 rue des Trois Rois, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 09 50 07 00 71
Le Café Vian
Gastronomic specialties of the region and a good selection of wine. This a perfect combinationto spend a pleasant and romantic evening. During the summer time you can sit outside on the terrace.
12 rue Vian, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 06 64 15 41 34
Chez Sauveur
A pizzeria which has been open for generations (since 1943!), it's renowned throughout Marseille. Everything is good, the pizzas, the pasta, the desserts…
A lot of Marseillais will tell you that they have the best "pitsss" (pizzas in Marseille slang) of the town.
The waiter is also very friendly and has huuuuuugggggeeee moustaches!
From Tuesday to Saturday: 7.00 p.m. - midnight
10 rue d'Aubagne, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 54 33 96
Authentic bagels, a good atmosphere, the charming Panier neighborhood. It will delight your day in town!
4 rue Saint-Thomé, 13002 Marseille
Tel: 09 53 79 45 20
Le Bobolivo
You have an overwhelming desire to eat meat after your visit at the Mucem. Just stop at the Bobolivo. With its original rotunda look, you won't miss it. Argentinian barbecue and bistro atmosphere. During sunny days, you can sit down on the terrace and just enjoy the show offered by the Panier.
29 rue Caisserie, 13002 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 31 38 21
Le Duke
A real aperitif with real persons from Marseille, real rock'n'roll, real friends. This is Endoume at 59...
59 rue d'Endoume, 13007 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 90 74 21
L'Equitable Café
The perfect bar for an aperitif, a debate or a screening between friends drinking a local organic beer or glass of wine.
54 Cours Julien, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 47 34 48
La Caravelle
Small restaurant with marine decoration, La Caravelle offers dishes from Marseille for lunch and concerts in the evening (only on Wednesday and Friday). You have to look after the entrance, but as soon as you'll be upstairs you will enjoy the place with the view on the port and the cathedral.
34 quai du Port, 13002 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 90 36 64
Le bistrot de l'horloge
Bistro style restaurant in the tradition of Parisian cafés. John and Antoine will welcome you with a simple but sophisticated menu, and small prices. The view on the Vieux-Port and cours Estienne d'Orves, but also the interior decoration and the perfect service will make you love this place.
11 Cours d'Estienne d'Orves, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 09 50 41 39 66
Le Café des Epices
Take a sunbath on this square. Rosé and fresh dishes, you will almost forget that you're in the middle of the town.
4 rue du Lacydon, 13002 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 91 22 69
Le Chalet du Pharo
Just below the wonderful palace, you'll have an amazing view on the Vieux-Port and the Mucem. A perfect place for a break surrounded by trees and a nice lunch.
58 boulevard Charles Livon, 13007 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 52 80 11
Le Malthazar
The gastronomic brasserie by the two stars chef Michel Portos. Dinner menu starter / main course / dessert at 31€.
Mama's tip: ask for a table in the back room …
19 rue Fortia, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 04 11 92 00 69
Le Baron Perché
Aperitif, dinner, or both. Guarrigue, olive trees and Mediterranean atmosphere.
45 rue Châteaubriand, 13007 Marseille
Tel: 09 51 24 89 52
Les Buvards
To eat here or to go, original and cheap wines are guaranteed. A traditional cuisine and a warm welcome.
34 Grand Rue, 13002 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 90 69 98
Le goût des choses
A high class cuisine, a perfect service. Without a doubt, a safe bet for a quality meal.
4 place Notre Dame du Mont, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 48 70 62
Le Cabanon du Cours
Open everyday. A selection of dishes typical from Marseille and its neighborhood served in a brand new restaurant.
13 bis rue Vian, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 02 25 21
Rue Terrusse
We hope you appreciate the play on words [the uterus] (it still makes for a great photo souvenir though) and you'll be able to visit number 51 where Marcel Pagnol lived from 1908 to 1911!
Rue Terrusse, 13005 Marseille
Place du Chien Saucisse
The dachshund is Serge Scotto, the writer's mascot and the hero of a number of his detective novels. There are T-shirts, bottles of wine, posters with a picture of a dachshund… he really has become a star here. The square was inaugurated on 14 September 2000.
Place du Chien Saucisse, 13006 Marseille
Les rues du Cours Julien
The roads of the Cours Julien are the canvasses of street art, graffs and tags of all kinds. You'll enjoy sitting comfortably on a terrace in the sun and watch this bustling neighbourhood come to life with its bobos, punks, artists, rebels and musicians. It's the place to be.
Cours Julien, 13006 Marseille
Les escaliers du Cours Julien
After having crossed the refreshing pools (that's what people say in the summer, but it's better not to try…) of the Cours Julien, you'll find yourself at the top of a huge flight of stairs that crosses the Cours Lieutaud.
Better to walk down it though as opposed to walk up it! Despite the constant noise, it offers a unique view over Marseille. It's even more breathtaking at sunset.
Cours Julien, 13006 Marseille
Casa Gaston Castel
At the end of the Cours Franklin Roosevelt, you'll find a building which had an unusual and visionary architectural style at the time it was built in 1923 by Gaston Castel, a one-eyed architect!
2 rue Devilliers, 13005 Marseille
Boulodrome Les trois Mages
Tu tires ou tu pointes? (Are you going to shoot or point?) If you're still not sure you can always try out your game of boules here… or just watch the more experienced players play!
A bottle of rosé, the sun and a view over the Palais des Arts (the Palace of the Arts): what more could you ask for?
4 rue des Trois Mages, 13001 Marseille
72 Boulevard Chave
Fernandel was born here! You can take THE photo here in front of the building with your two thumbs up.
72 boulevard Chave, 13005 Marseille
Le Pétrin de Provence
If you're looking for a little snack at 5.00 a.m. on your way back to your hotel, this is THE bakery in Marseille. It is open 24/7 and has a wide variety of bread, delicious cakes and their chicken curry sandwich is quite something else.
68 boulevard Baille, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 78 22 54
La Cigogne d'Alsace
If you are a sauerkraut lover, there's La Cigogne d'Alsace! An Alsatian butcher's and delicatessen where you can find lots of good things like fresh pretzels, gingerbread, sausages etc. The place takes you on a delicious journey far from the south!
5 rue de Lodi, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 48 53 17
Garabet, Krikor, Rafi and Agop, four Lebanese brothers of Armenian origin, have opened this small (but very complete) Oriental delicatessen where you can come and enjoy homemade specialties which are made at the back of the shop (spinach beureuks, stuffed vine leaves, tomato cream
… it's hard to choose). You never get tired of their food which is a pure delight for the taste buds…
Open from Tuesday to Saturday from 8.30 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. and from 2.00 p.m. to 7.30 p.m.
26 rue Saint-Michel, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 33 07 11
A gourmet delicatessen – it is full of what dreams are made of… Everything is beautiful, everything is good – it's the kind of place that dazzles your eyes and taste buds…
You'll only find carefully selected products here: cheese, caviar, champagne, marvellous desserts… You can also eat here at lunchtime.
Open from Monday to Saturday, from 8.30 a.m. to 8.00 p.m., food is served between 12.00 p.m. and 2.30 p.m.
18 rue Fontange, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 47 06 23
Mina Kouk
For a nice couscous at lunchtime or a tea in the afternoon with a pyramid of oriental sugar cakes – this is the place to go and only a few minutes away from Mama Shelter. Open until 7 pm.
21 rue Fontange, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 53 54 55
Le Carthage
A delicious Oriental cake shop / tearoom! If you want to eat a whole load of calories and enjoy yourself at the same time, we recommend the following combination: zlabias (Libyan piped doughnuts),
gazelle horns, a few makrouds (small semolina cakes) and finish with a good slice of Halva cake!
You can buy to take away or drink a cup of tea in the tearoom (there are only 2 or three tables).
8 Rue d'Aubagne, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 33 48 50
L'Univers Alimentaire
Ali is the owner of this fabulous delicatessen (we wanted to avoid the play on words but here we go anyway… here it's Ali Baba's cavern!). You'll find EVERYTHING you need:
spices (curry and unlikely spices!), dried fruit, rice, nuts, saffron, verbena, but also natural sponges, Turkish delights, ladles… It smells wonderful when you step inside and it's hard to know which way to look.
34 rue d'Aubagne, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 33 77 49
Confectioner – tearoom – cake shop – ice cream shop – biscuit shop – chocolate shop, in a baroque decor which has been there since 1820! Here you walk into another world and feel really good!
168 La Canebière, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 48 06 67
Fietje – Cave à Bières
"Fietje" – this is the sound a beer bottle makes when you open it. Here you can find more than 200 different types of beer and it's not far away from MAMA.
36 rue des 3 Frères Barthélémy, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 58 81 62
One Dollar Sandwich
From Monday to Saturday, only for lunch. A selection of fresh sandwiches served with a smile by Olivier and his bow tie. And you can also ask for a delivery.
24 rue Saint-Sébastien, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 09 84 40 21 29
La Pause
Prepare your passport for a sandwiches world tour. Enjoy the quotations, proverbs and ideas written everywhere on the walls waiting for your sandwich to be made. Pakistan, Morocco, India… You just have to choose the destination.
7 rue des 3 Mages, 13001 Marseille
Vins, etc...
Enjoy the wines with the great tips that you'll be given.
78 boulevard Eugène Pierre, 13005 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 53 33 19
Anglo-saxon coffee break half-way between Central Perk and Covent Garden. Yoann will serve you a cappuccino, macchiato or Americano and a hot muffin.
100 boulevard Baille, 13005 Marseille
Tel: 06 86 57 52 22
Mademoiselle Cupcake
A magnificient selection of cupcakes and bagels in a pinky atmosphere.
25 rue des Bergers, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 06 87 78 54 55
La Réserve à Bulles
A comic book paradise. Run by a couple who are mad about books, you can come here to read, buy, discover or even meet guest authors.
Open from Tuesday to Saturday from 10.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. and from 2.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m.
58 rue des 3 Frères Barthélémy, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 09 73 62 11 47
Librairie Maurel
A small bookshop which is specialised in foreign language books. It has existed for more than 30 years.
Open from Monday to Friday: 9.30 a.m. – 12.15 p.m. / 2.00 p.m. - 6.45 p.m.
Saturday: 9.30 a.m. – 12.00 p.m. / 3.00 p.m. – 6.00 p.m.
95 rue de Lodi, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 42 63 44
L'histoire de l'œil
A bookshop – exhibition venue which is specialised in art (and also detective novels, poetry, theatre, children's literature, etc.) where you can find rare and quite specific books.
You can also drink a good hot (or cold) drink while you read in the conservatory in the winter or in the interior courtyard in the summer.
25 rue Fontange, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 48 29 92
Galerie Seize
A gallery which is run by graphic artists, DJs, illustrators… people in the groove in other words! They exhibit a new artist every month: photos, graffiti, painting… Go check them out!
16 rue de fontanges, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 33 61 02
Paroisse Notre-Dame-du-Mont
Rebuilt at the beginning of the 19th century, its architecture and paintings are remarkable. In 1839 Chopin also played the organ here – would you believe it!
1 rue de Lodi, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 48 36 96
Eglise des Réformés
An example of gothic architecture which houses splendid mosaics.
8 Cours Franklin Roosevelt, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 48 57 45
Palais des Arts
The cultural high point: the building was built by the architect, Espérandieu, between 1864 and 1874 to house the School of Fine Arts and the town's library. It is today the conservatory and houses the Regards de Provence foundation (with exhibitions on Provence obviously…).
1 place Auguste et François Carli, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 42 04 89
Le Daki-Ling
Dance, theatre, circus arts, screenings, exhibitions, shows, this cultural site was built on the vestiges of a former monastery which dated back to 1248. Its vaulted room can still be seen today.
Programmes at: www.dakiling.com.
45A rue d'Aubagne, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 33 45 14
L'atelier de Franck Garam
We should normally have created a category apart for this one entitled "unusual". There's an extraordinary workshop, hidden behind a gate, in a courtyard where Franck,
an unbelievable collector, transforms recycling into an art. It's hard to know which way to look there. The workshop is closed the majority of the time. If you're lucky you'll bump into the artist but it's best to call before…
30 boulevard de la Libération, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 42 86 94
Palais Longchamp
You cannot make a choice between a beautiful garden, and an interesting museum. The Palais Longchamps offers you all of that, and more...
Boulevard du Jardin Zoologique, 13004 Marseille
L'Espace Julien
A concert hall for electronic music and concerts. An unforgetable nightclub in Marseille.
39 Cours Julien, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 24 34 10
Le Baby
This nightclub is open until 5 am. Come here to end your amazing night by dancing to electronic music.
2 rue André Poggioli, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 07 63 76 25 25 - 06 10 51 77 81
Trolley Bus
We switched the lights on and turned the music down. Too soon to go to sleep? Why not continue the party at the Trolley Bus! One of the most famous club of the city, located on the Vieux-Port. 3 rooms, 3 ambiences. You'll come back to Mama tired, but happy.
24 Quai de Rive Neuve, 13007 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 54 30 45
The Mucem is the place you absolutely have to see in Marseille : To learn about the Mediterranean civilizations, to admire the great
architecture of the building, and to be amazed by the view on the sea. Superb!
1 esplanade du J4, 13002 Marseille
Tel: 04 84 35 13 13
Le Musée d'Art Contemporain
The Musée d'Art Contemporain owns a huge collection of contemporary masterpieces, come and see!
69 avenue de Haïfa, 13008 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 25 01 07
The Ali Baba cavern of art-house video where you will not only find the film of the same name by David Cronenberg but also walls packed with auteur films, documentaries, Japanese films, from all countries, all types and in particular treasures that cannot be found elsewhere.
There is also a video library where enthusiasts linger and where a piece of advice is transformed into a thesis on the film industry. You can even watch VHS tapes or DVDs here for only €2.
49 Cours Julien, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 42 75 41
You can't miss it - you only have to follow the big yellow armchair… A second-hand / stock-clearance boutique of new or vintage clothing with brands like:
Dedikate, Maje, Paul & Joe etc… All in all, a pretty shop for ladies where you can talk trainers with Damien or about Liberty with Christina.
Open from Tuesday to Saturday from 10.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m.
16 rue Pastoret, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 88 08 04 08
Galette Records
A vinyl records shop which specializes in soul and black music. If you want to meet the owner, he's hiding behind the counter! Feel free to ask him for advice and hunt in the stock of 45's.
Open from Monday to Saturday from 11.00 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.
31 rue des Trois Rois, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 09 77 76 05 07
Maison Empereur
Ironmonger's, kitchen-ware shop (which specializes in cutlery), kitchen and cake-making utensils… you can find absolutely EVERYTHING at the Empereur!
The shop has been open since 1845 which accounts for its title of "the oldest ironmonger's in France and beyond". Everything you need and cannot find elsewhere is at Maison Empereur (and to top it all it rhymes!)
Open from Monday to Saturday from 9.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m.
4 rue des Récolettes, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 54 02 29
A shop for collectors which is run by a collector… of TOYS! There are no wooden toys here, everything is 100% plastic and most importantly vintage. The owner is a fan of Grendizer – everything you need to relive your childhood memories…
53 Cours Lieutaud, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 67 42 71
"Darling, I would like to listen to some Hard Rock": that can happen to anybody, at any time in the day, and in particular if you have forgotten your player at the Mama…
Don't worry, we have a solution for you! Head for Sabre-Tooth, a vinyl store which is specialised in Hard rock / Hardcore, etc… and what's more the manager is a fan of Motörhead – you can tell by the photographs on the walls!
19 rue des 3 Mages, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 48 39 29
A vintage and second-hand boutique where Aurélia and William display articles for both men and women who are looking for that "special little thing". And as they are really sweet they've even thought about dressmakers with their pieces at €2.
3 rue des 3 Mages, 13001 Marseille
Professional or amateur – here you are going to find what you are looking for, digital cameras, SLR, Lomo or Polaroid.
70 boulevard Chave, 13005 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 47 08 83
Le Père Blaize
A herbalist's which has been opened since 1815, full of jars of plants of all kinds, good advice, a gold mine for alternative medication. If you use this type of medication this is the place to go! (Don't forget to bring cash as they do not accept debit/credit cards).
Open from Tuesday to Saturday, from 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. and from 2.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.
4-6 rue Méolan, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 54 04 01
Au Tour de l'Enfant
One of the rare shops today which sells traditional toys: pedal cars, wooden toys, puppets, educational toys – you'll love everything!
Open from Tuesday to Friday from 10.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. and on Saturday from 10.00 a.m. to 1.30 p.m.
110 Cours Julien, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 47 36 20
Peter Pan
Situated in the middle of motorbike dealers, it is one of the oldest toy shops in Marseille. For the young and the old alike, it is a genuine Ali Baba cavern.
Open from Tuesday to Saturday from 9.30 a.m. to 7.00 p.m.
33 Cours Lieutaud, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 42 55 07
Fifty Balloons
The ideal store for buying gorgeous jewelry. It's not expensive and unique because all of them are limited edition pieces. You can find creative handbags and clothes as well.
30A rue des Trois Rois, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 37 23 29
Between a store and a gallery, Charivani is a mix of creative people: photographers, painters, sculptors, furniture manufacturers and jewelry designers. Their pieces are unique and limited.
7 rue Fontange, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 88 64 36 19
Soffee shop
Lamps, pottery, customized espadrilles. Everything is here to offer the best Marseille souvenirs.
132 rue d'Aubagne, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 47 82 97
L'atelier mobile des fées bizart
You'll find their unique and original creations, and it's not even expensive. It will make you dream.
8 rue des Trois Rois, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 37 63 27
Il y a de l'eau sur mars
From Tuesday to Saturday 11am – 7pm. According to Julie, you will be amazed by the work of the young design artists she found.
14 boulevard Salvator, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 06 84 17 15 88 - 04 91 41 10 37
Vegetal Factory
Sandrine floral creations are just amazing, so do not miss it!
91 boulevard Baille, 13005 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 48 61 06
Travel, baize, pearls and thimble atmosphere. Original clothes, jewels and accessories for everyone.
20 rue Bussy l'Indien, 13006 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 47 69 20
Marché Paysan du Cours Julien
In a word (or a few) you'll find organic products from small producers: everything that's good and seasonal.
Every Wednesday.
Cours Julien, 13006 Marseille
Marché de Noailles / Capucins
A very popular market where you'll find fish, vegetables, fruit, African products… Don't come too dressed up. This is a typical Marseille market where you'll often hear people yell "oh fada" ("oh you idiot"). The prices here are unbeatable.
Rue du Marché des Capucins, 13001 Marseille
Marché aux Livres
On the Cours Julien, every 2nd Saturday of the month.
Cours Julien, 13006 Marseille
Let's get your sense of smell working! Here they make custom-designed fragrances - so for those of you who are sick and tired of smelling like your neighbour (we are exaggerating a little bit here…) here's your chance to put an essence of your personality into a pretty bottle.
44 rue de la Palud, 13001 Marseille
Tel: 04 91 55 70 28
L'Espace Zen
If you want to be pampered and relax, here's the place to come for some shiatsu and also moxibustion: heat is applied to the same acupuncture points!
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Started working on a new project, for now called "libdrda". I'll come up with a snazzier name later.
The basic premise is this: IBM a couple of years ago submitted DRDA (Distributed Relational Database Architecture) to the Open Group standards process. Basically, what it is is a protocol similar in purpose to TDS, SQL/Net, etc... that allows database clients to talk to database servers. But DRDA goes a little further and defines the ability to coordinate transactions across heterogeneous servers which support DRDA natively or via a gateway.
DRDA comes from the mainframe world and uses all kinds of mainframe terms in the documentation...really confusing for a unix guy. However, I've managed to plow through the documentation and get my program exchanging supported attributes with a IBM DB2 7.2 server (DB2 UDB supports DRDA natively in addition to its private protocol).
So, now I have (or will have) something analogous to FreeTDS for IBM DB2. I'll add an ODBC layer on top of it, so it works with Perl, PHP, etc... The next step is to create a DRDA gateway for FreeTDS so that a DRDA client can talk to Sybase or Microsoft SQL Server.
But the real payoff comes from embedding DRDA support in all the open source databases, Postgresql, MySQL, mSQL, Interbase, etc....
Imagine that you could use a single database client to talk to *any* database regardless of vendor. Standards are wonderful things aren't they?
Released tarballs for FreeTDS 0.52 tonight too.


text: Today at the Target on 84th street i came upon the Spider Droid and the Super Battle Droid factory piece. I snapped both up. There were a couple more of them too. The spider droid is alright but im not pleased with it being a wind up and the factory piece is the only reason i bought the super battle droid. Its pretty sweet looking. Now hasbro just has to make a piece that curves the line.


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I remember getting 3.5" floppies loaded with great stuff. Amazing to me that there was so much fun to be had on 1.44MBs. I loved the Doom shareware demo and it led to a sale of the full game. The "economics of FREE" in action.


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At first (when I read josh article) I thought this program was a little suspicious, but now it seems legit thanks to all the members who gave their feedback about this program.
Though, I'm still not quite sure how these crash reports will help the development of an untethered jailbreak.
But then again, I am a noob (or am I )
I get a "ERROR: could not upload crash reports!" wtd now?
Oh... And I got 3,773 before the errors & 3,779 after lol. Seems far more than most others I've seen, guess that's a good thing. Once I can UL anyways.
So if I do this with my unjailbroken 5.0.1 ipad 2 it will help them make a jailbreak for it? Guess I gotta start getting some apps to crash for the cause because I only just accidently updated (because i wanted to use airplay mirroring with the apple tv i just bought)
This is from the same people that have brought us various jailbreak tweaks, is it not? Why should one trust a jailbreak software, but not this software?
I really wouldn't worry too much about it. The Chronic Dev Team is a legitimate name. You can trust them; they brought us the Greenpois0n jailbreak back in the iOS 4.2.1 days.


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Beginners and skilled surfers agree that the longboard is the perfect wave rider. Why not paddle out on one and wait for the next wave wearing a pair of Maui Jim Longboard Sunglasses! Perfect for driving to your next gig or kicking back on the beach, the Longboard's lens treatments and frames are saltwater-safe. The classic, mid-sized wrap frame provides additional protection against sun, glare, and blowing sea spray. The modified rectangular frame features wider temples that hug the head to fit larger faces. Maui Jim case and cleaning cloth included.
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There's no doubt. When the cherries grow up, will become plums. This is the strange way our planet works. With this kind of nature we use every day, every process is twistedly complicated. +info: www.bigpict.es www.rpomel.com
If it was not for the lights and shadows we could not differentiate between a color and itself. The human being lives in a world of illuminated objects. We are lucky. We are able to love every cherry even though they are identical. +info: www.bigpict.es www.rpomel.com
We encourage you to see the image in GoogleEarth. The Oval Hall is inside the Palau Nacional, which, since 1929 and to the present day, has hosted and continues to play host to the celebration of many different events, such as the Festa Literariia de Santa Lucia. This oval hall, measuring 1.600 m2, with a maximum...
On January 29th, Barça eliminated Espanyol (both teams are from Barcelona city) in the "King's Cup". Pay attention to the left side score pannel, displaying 3-0, while on the right side it shows a 3-2 score. During picture acquisition 2 goals were scored by Espanyol team. +info: www.bigpict.es
This rural house dates from the Xth century. However, the picture was taken short later as can be deduced due to several details. As an example, point out that the light bulb of the lamp belongs to the XXIst. +info: www.bigpict.es
The Doge's Palace is a gothic palace in Venice. In Italian it is called the Palazzo Ducale di Venezia. The palace was the residence of the Doge of Venice. Its two most visible facades look towards the Venetian Lagoon and St Mark's Square, or rather the Piazzetta. The use of arcading in the lower stories produces an ...


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a labrador retriever properly conditioned with "brim's" brand barbeque pork skins(only avalable in memphis and the mid south) and natural lite beer will never need to be force fetched.
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Ok, do you guys ever reward a retrieve with a treat? Especially starting off. Or just obedience?
"I love the rod and gun and where they take me."
"Do not judge a man until you have walked two moons in his moccasins."
Howard Niemi
You really gotta be careful about how high a pedestal you put your method, your accomplishments, your dog on. There's usually someone who's done more, somewhere. And they may have used a different method than you did! Chris Atkinson 2013
get your dog out and TRAIN! caryalsobrook 2013
This is soooo awesome!!!!!!!
"Power is of two kinds. One is obtained through the fear of punishment and the other by acts of love. Power based on love is a thousand times more effective and permanent than the one derived from fear of punishment." Mahatma Gandhi
I've got one foodie, this pretty much sums it up:
R. Pennington
(Formerly Mitty)
Snake River's Banana Cream Pie QA2 MH
Pretty interesting the different thoughts on them. I guess one way is never the absolute.


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At a standing-room-only keynote at the SXSW conference this afternoon, futurist pundit Robert Scoble discussed with Consumer Electronics Association chief Gary Shapiro, and moderator Kevin O'Malley, his notion that the future is coming to something he terms "contextual systems," which are primarily a collection of sensors in devices that more and more invade the details of one's life, but in a positive way, said Scoble.
Scoble cited devices such as the Cube home sensor, a stylish white box that detects air temperature, humidity, CO2 content, and other factors to help you optimize home climate. He cited sensors put in running shoes and clothing, etc.
And then he paired that with tracking software, such as the "Moves" app for smartphones, and a program he uses extensively called TripIt, which manages your travel schedules.
The combination of sensors everywhere and smart apps like Moves and TripIt that utilize the output data, mean, said Scoble, that he is willing to give up his personal life to the software.
"If you had told me 15 years ago or so, when SXSW started, that I would give up access to my email and such to a third party, I would have said that's crazy," said Scoble.
But today, "I am all in; I will give away my privacy for utility," said Scoble.
Asked about things coming in the next five years, Scoble talked about the "Automatic" device that "turns your car into an API," or application programming interface, and how you can get an insight into where the car is through your Google (GOOG) Glass. He talked about the new Mercedes that connects automagically to your phone, making the car in a sense a peripheral to your phone.
Shapiro added, auto makers are "selling themselves as technology companies" more than ever.
Shapiro predicted "we are on a clear path to a driverless car," despite many, many issues, including how does an automated car decide in a collision situation whether to preserve you the driver, or someone else in the other car. "There are issues but we will get there."
Asked for a closing statement, Scoble remarked, "Numbers of sensors on us and around us are going way, way up. It's changing how we communicate with our door locks and everything else. And it's too the point where ordinary people can afford it. It's the first year I felt I could do my own home automation without being a nerd."
Shapiro ended with a commercial for his trade show: "We are fortunate: we are infants in this thing, wireless, digital, broadband. Join the innovation movement! Come to CES!"


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FLUOROURACIL, 5-FU (flure oh YOOR a sil) is a chemotherapy drug. It slows the growth of cancer cells. This medicine is used to treat many types of cancer like breast cancer, colon or rectal cancer, pancreatic cancer, and stomach cancer.
This medicine may be used for other purposes; ask your health care provider or pharmacist if you have questions.
They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
blood disorders
dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase (DPD) deficiency
infection (especially a virus infection such as chickenpox, cold sores, or herpes)
kidney disease
liver disease
malnourished, poor nutrition
recent or ongoing radiation therapy
an unusual or allergic reaction to fluorouracil, other chemotherapy, other medicines, foods, dyes, or preservatives
pregnant or trying to get pregnant
This drug is given as an infusion or injection into a vein. It is administered in a hospital or clinic by a specially trained health care professional.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
Overdosage: If you think you have taken too much of this medicine contact a poison control center or emergency room at once.
NOTE: This medicine is only for you. Do not share this medicine with others.
It is important not to miss your dose. Call your doctor or health care professional if you are unable to keep an appointment.
medicines for seizures like ethotoin, fosphenytoin, phenytoin
medicines to increase blood counts like filgrastim, pegfilgrastim, sargramostim
medicines that treat or prevent blood clots like warfarin, enoxaparin, and dalteparin
some other chemotherapy drugs like busulfan, cisplatin, estramustine, vinblastine
Talk to your doctor or health care professional before taking any of these medicines:
This list may not describe all possible interactions. Give your health care provider a list of all the medicines, herbs, non-prescription drugs, or dietary supplements you use. Also tell them if you smoke, drink alcohol, or use illegal drugs. Some items may interact with your medicine.
Visit your doctor for checks on your progress. This drug may make you feel generally unwell. This is not uncommon, as chemotherapy can affect healthy cells as well as cancer cells. Report any side effects. Continue your course of treatment even though you feel ill unless your doctor tells you to stop.
In some cases, you may be given additional medicines to help with side effects. Follow all directions for their use.
Call your doctor or health care professional for advice if you get a fever, chills or sore throat, or other symptoms of a cold or flu. Do not treat yourself. This drug decreases your body's ability to fight infections. Try to avoid being around people who are sick.
This medicine may increase your risk to bruise or bleed. Call your doctor or health care professional if you notice any unusual bleeding.
Be careful brushing and flossing your teeth or using a toothpick because you may get an infection or bleed more easily. If you have any dental work done, tell your dentist you are receiving this medicine.
Avoid taking products that contain aspirin, acetaminophen, ibuprofen, naproxen, or ketoprofen unless instructed by your doctor. These medicines may hide a fever.
Do not become pregnant while taking this medicine. Women should inform their doctor if they wish to become pregnant or think they might be pregnant. There is a potential for serious side effects to an unborn child. Talk to your health care professional or pharmacist for more information. Do not breast-feed an infant while taking this medicine.
Men should inform their doctor if they wish to father a child. This medicine may lower sperm counts.
Do not treat diarrhea with over the counter products. Contact your doctor if you have diarrhea that lasts more than 2 days or if it is severe and watery.
This medicine can make you more sensitive to the sun. Keep out of the sun. If you cannot avoid being in the sun, wear protective clothing and use sunscreen. Do not use sun lamps or tanning beds/booths.
Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:
allergic reactions like skin rash, itching or hives, swelling of the face, lips, or tongue
low blood counts - this medicine may decrease the number of white blood cells, red blood cells and platelets. You may be at increased risk for infections and bleeding.
signs of infection - fever or chills, cough, sore throat, pain or difficulty passing urine
signs of decreased platelets or bleeding - bruising, pinpoint red spots on the skin, black, tarry stools, blood in the urine
signs of decreased red blood cells - unusually weak or tired, fainting spells, lightheadedness
breathing problems
changes in vision
chest pain
mouth sores
nausea and vomiting
pain, swelling, redness at site where injected
pain, tingling, numbness in the hands or feet
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stomach pain
unusual bleeding
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
changes in finger or toe nails
dry or itchy skin
hair loss
loss of appetite
sensitivity of eyes to the light
stomach upset
unusually teary eyes
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This drug is given in a hospital or clinic and will not be stored at home.
FLUOROURACIL, 5-FU (flure oh YOOR a sil) is a chemotherapy agent. It is used on the skin to treat skin cancer and skin conditions that could become cancer.
DPD enzyme deficiency
recent or current radiation therapy
swelling or open sores at the treatment site
This medicine is only for use on the skin. Follow the directions on the prescription label. Wash hands before and after use. Wash affected area and gently pat dry. To apply this medicine use a cotton-tipped applicator, or use gloves if applying with fingertips. If applied with unprotected fingertips, it is very important to wash your hands well after you apply this medicine. Avoid applying to the eyes, nose, or mouth. Apply enough medicine to cover the affected area. You can cover the area with a light gauze dressing, but do not use tight or air-tight dressings. Finish the full course prescribed by your doctor or health care professional, even if you think your condition is better. Do not stop taking except on the advice of your doctor or health care professional.
If you miss a dose, apply it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for your next dose, only use that dose. Do not apply extra doses. Contact your doctor or health care professional if you miss more than one dose.
Interactions are not expected. Do not use any other skin products without telling your doctor or health care professional.
Visit your doctor or health care professional for checks on your progress. You will need to use this medicine for 2 to 6 weeks. This may be longer depending on the condition being treated. You may not see full healing for another 1 to 2 months after you stop using the medicine.
Treated areas of skin can look unsightly during and for several weeks after treatment with this medicine.
severe redness and swelling of normal skin
dark colored skin
eye irritation including burning, itching, sensitivity, stinging, or watering
increased sensitivity of the skin to sun and ultraviolet light
pain and burning of the affected area
scaling or swelling of the affected area
skin rash, itching of the affected area
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In days past, faux wood products used to look like cheap plastic. Thankfully, those days are long gone. Modern faux wooden products look just as great as real wood, and they're more budget friendly than other blinds. Faux wood window treatments are affordable, but that doesn't mean they're cheaply made. Faux slats are actually more sturdy and durable than real wood, making them a perfect choice if you have children. This durability means they will last a long time and give you your money's worth. If you want window treatments that can withstand extra attention, faux wood is the best choice. And because they're vinyl, they are moisture and humidity-resistant, making them perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, and in homes that are in high humidity climates.
Bargain hunters will love the economical fauxwood products. They're low-cost, and with these window treatments, your money goes a long way when you custom order from SelectBlinds.com. Just remember: Faux wood is where affordability meets durability.
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Depending on the specific faux wood product you choose, there are up to 15 different color choices for each option. Even though the slats on faux wood verticals only come in one size, it doesn't mean you're limited when it comes to color choices. This is where you can really personalize your windows to match your décor and style.
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Another popular option with faux woods is the decorative cloth tape. By mixing your slat sizes, color choices, and decorative cloth options, you can order a customized, unique product for every room in your house. Decorative cloth tape will give your faux slats an elegant and streamlined look. This provides your windows with just a little something extra to set them apart from the rest.
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If you have a large window or you want to use faux wood or fake wood window treatments on sliding glass or patio doors, multiple units can be added to one headrail. For a large window, having up to two or three units on one headrail will give a look of continuity. This makes the coverings easier to install and manage compared to one extremely large covering. For patio or sliding glass doors, using multiple products on the same headrail will allow you keep the door's functionality, because you can choose which sections to raise or lower.
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Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Barrels of Fun Quilt Kit
Barrels of Fun, is in the new Spring/Summer 2013 issue of Simple Quilts & Sewing (sold out, but will be available again soon!) and we are so excited about it! This is such a simple, one block design using our good friend the Fat Quarter, and it works great with directional prints as well. I love the effect of the red and brown stripes in these blocks! Best of all, you can do this in just a few hours. It's a perfect setting for novelty prints and bright colors, so pick your poison.
kits with the Monkey Around collection, so pick up yours today!
Posted by Fat Quarter Shop at 9:00 AM
Labels: Magazine Quilt Kits, Quilting Treasures
5 comments:
- A.J. Dub. (Amy) said...
Very cute!
- March 27, 2013 at 9:10 AM
Very cute but the magazine is not available. Won't do me any good to order the kit and backing fabric :(.
- March 27, 2013 at 11:07 AM
- Fat Quarter Shop said...
The magazine just sold out! We ordered more and they will be here in a few days! Sorry for the inconvenience!
- March 27, 2013 at 11:57 AM
- corinne said...
Cute fabric prints and quilt
- March 27, 2013 at 4:37 PM
- Diane Calvi said...
Love Sock Monkeys and love this quilt
- March 28, 2013 at 11:08 AM
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Cellists to perform work of faculty and graduate students, Feb. 8
Posted February 4, 2004; 06:31 p.m.
The Tarab Cello Ensemble will present a Composers' Ensemble concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 8, in Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall.
The ensemble is dedicated to the commissioning and performance of new music written for eight cellos. It welcomes works that not only demand consummate virtuosity, but also demonstrate a wide variety of styles.
The concert, which will follow a residency in Princeton's Department of Music , will include works by graduate students and faculty composers.
Contact: Ruth Stevens (609) 258-3601


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Penguins catch a break in the schedule
With only one game between now and Jan. 20, the Penguins will get some rest, relaxation and, in their opinion, some much-needed practice timeJanuary 14, 2014 12:05 AM
The Penguins are 18-3-1 in their past 22 games.
That's not riding a wave; it's surfing an avalanche.
A lot of teams -- some of them pretty accomplished -- have tried to slow them over the past month and a half. Very few have succeeded.
The NHL, however, has hit upon a foolproof way of preventing the Penguins from winning games: It won't let them play any for a while. Not many, anyway.
Their game against Washington at 8:08 p.m. Wednesday at Consol Energy Center is the only one the Penguins will have between a 2-1 victory Saturday in Calgary and a home date Jan. 20 with Florida.
That means they will play once in a span of eight days, a stretch of downtime surpassed only by next month's Olympic break, when the league will go dark Feb. 9-25.
When a team has been picking up a couple of points as regularly as the Penguins have, an extended layoff generally isn't high on its wish list.
"You never want to stop when you're winning," defenseman Rob Scuderi said Monday. "I think it's debatable, the way we've been winning, whether we'd want to keep that up, but it's winning, nonetheless."
It is true, though, that while the Penguins have been collecting points in the standings -- they lead the Capitals and New York Rangers, who are tied for second place in the Metropolitan Division, by 17 -- they haven't always earned style points.
After a 4-3 overtime loss Friday in Edmonton, Scuderi called out his teammates for putting an undue emphasis on -- and effort into -- offensive flash, rather than playing a sound defensive game.
Coach Dan Bylsma made it clear Monday he endorsed Scuderi's critique -- "He was definitely accurate with his reference to how we played with the puck and how we executed, [made] decisions with the puck," Bylsma said -- and fixing the problems Scuderi pointed out will get much attention in coming days.
"I don't think we've played the way we wanted to that much," goalie Marc-Andre Fleury said. "It will be good to have a little practice time, because we haven't had a good bunch of practices in a row.
"It will be nice to work on little things, work on our game. When you keep playing all the time, there isn't that much time to practice, and practices are shorter."
Although the practices might be longer and even more detail-oriented than usual between now and the Panthers game, the schedule also allows for some time away from the rink.
The Penguins did not practice Sunday, when they arrived home from Calgary not all that long before sunrise, and are scheduled for another day off Friday. And it's conceivable that, if circumstances merit it, Bylsma might cancel another workout, or, at least, give some players the option of sitting one or more out.
"Anytime you can take a few days to rest and heal bumps and bruises, it's a positive," winger Tanner Glass said.
Well, at least for most guys.
Scuderi is one of the exceptions, having dressed for just seven games since returning from a broken ankle that forced him to sit out the previous 29.
"I don't like it because I'm just getting back and just starting to feel better," he said before volunteering that "for a lot of the guys who are playing all these games, it's a welcome rest."
While Bylsma acknowledged the value of rest, he also pointed out that at least a few players should benefit from on-ice workouts.
"Some of our players need to practice," he said. "[Recently acquired forward Taylor] Pyatt needs to get in practices with our group and [get] used to how we play and how we practice through getting out there."
Nonetheless, Bylsma made the point that playing just once in eight days could disrupt the rhythm that has served the Penguins so well for much of this season.
"With this schedule the way it's been and the number of games since the [three-day Christmas] break, you get into an every-other-day [routine]," he said. "You get used to playing games. You don't get used to practice. You probably don't even like practice.
"You want to play. [The downtime] feels like a hiatus, and I don't think [players] are real comfortable with that.
"It gets you out of the rhythm, it gets you out of playing hockey games. Even putting the [game against Washington] right in the middle, it's kind of on an island. There is maybe a re-focusing time, but you don't want to get too far away from playing hockey games."


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