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1. As We Were Dreaming (2015)
117 min | Drama
In 1990s east Germany, three boys are in love with techno music and start their own club.
Writers: Wolfgang Kohlhaase, Clemens Meyer | Director: Andreas Dresen | Stars: Merlin Rose, Julius Nitschkoff, Joel Basman, Marcel Heuperman
Votes: 690
2. Der Bau (2014)
110 min | Drama, Thriller
The movie is based on kafka's novel "The Burrow"
Writers: Jochen Alexander Freydank, Franz Kafka | Director: Jochen Alexander Freydank | Stars: Kristina Klebe, Erwin Leder, Robert Stadlober, Devid Striesow
Votes: 46
3. The Cold Heart (2014)
82 min | Family, Fantasy
This animated short follows the life of a poor, German coal miner, Peter Munk. Coal mining leaves Peter far from the riches he desires, yet when given the opportunity to have three wishes granted, things do not go as well as he had hoped.
Writer: Marc-Andreas Bochert | Director: Marc-Andreas Bochert | Stars: Laura Louisa Garde, Rafael Gareisen, Marie Gruber, Wolfgang Menardi
Votes: 22
4. Geld her oder Autsch'n! (2013)
93 min | Comedy
Writers: Thomas Brussig, René Marik | Directors: René Marik, Johan Robin | Stars: René Marik, Rike Schubert, Ulli Voland, Lars Frank
Votes: 114
5. Die sechs Schwäne (2012 TV Movie)
90 min | Family
Writer: Inès Keerl | Director: Karola Hattop | Stars: Sinja Dieks, Julia Jäger, André Kaczmarczyk, Manfred-Anton Algrang
Votes: 48
6. Stopped on Track (2011)
110 min | Drama
When Frank is diagnosed with incurable brain tumor, he's got only a few months to live. Along with his wife, he doesn't know how and when to tell their children about it. Meanwhile, Frank's health is getting worse with each day.
Writers: Andreas Dresen, Cooky Ziesche | Director: Andreas Dresen | Stars: Steffi Kühnert, Milan Peschel, Talisa Lilly Lemke, Mika Seidel
Votes: 1,191
7. Das Glück ist ein Kaktus (2011 TV Movie)
89 min | Comedy
Writers: Adrienne Bortoli, Ulrike Zinke | Director: Stephan Meyer | Stars: Christiane Hörbiger, Heidelinde Weis, Friedrich von Thun, Peter Prager
Votes: 17
8. Whisky mit Wodka (2009)
104 min | Comedy, Drama
A renowned actor named Otto is the epitome of the problematic but beloved ladies man. Even when drunk he still knows more about filmmaking than does the amateur who is directing him in his ... See full summary »
Writer: Wolfgang Kohlhaase | Director: Andreas Dresen | Stars: Henry Hübchen, Corinna Harfouch, Sylvester Groth, Markus Hering
Votes: 439
9. Evet, ich will! (2008)
90 min | Comedy, Romance
Inter-twining stories about love and marriage set against the Turkish German community in Berlin.
Writer: Sinan Akkus | Director: Sinan Akkus | Stars: Heinrich Schafmeister, Ingeborg Westphal, Oliver Korittke, Lale Yavas
Votes: 372
10. 10 Sekunden (2008)
90 min | Drama
Writers: Sönke Lars Neuwöhner, Sven Poser, Nicolai Rohde | Director: Nicolai Rohde | Stars: Marie Bäumer, Sebastian Blomberg, Filip Peeters, Hannah Herzsprung
Votes: 79
11. Black Ice (2007)
110 min | Drama, Thriller
Saara is a middle-aged doctor who one day finds out that her architect-husband Leo is having an affair with a younger woman, Tuuli. Instead of revealing her true identity, Saara pretends to... See full summary »
Writer: Petri Kotwica | Director: Petri Kotwica | Stars: Outi Mäenpää, Ria Kataja, Martti Suosalo, Ville Virtanen
Votes: 2,275
12. Overnight (2007)
92 min | Drama
24 hours from the life of a Hungarian stock-broker.
Writers: András Maros, Ferenc Török | Director: Ferenc Török | Stars: Viktor Bodó, Kata Petõ, Hanns Zischler, Artur Szõcs
Votes: 324
13. Summer in Berlin (2005)
107 min | Drama
A tragicomic movie which focuses on two women and their daily struggle for survival during a summer in Berlin. Katrin, a jobless single mom, and Nike, a nurse, live in the same house and ... See full summary »
Writer: Wolfgang Kohlhaase | Director: Andreas Dresen | Stars: Inka Friedrich, Nadja Uhl, Andreas Schmidt, Stephanie Schönfeld
Votes: 2,463
14. Willenbrock (2005)
105 min | Drama, Crime
Bernd Willenbrock is a car dealer at Magdeburg, East Germany, a small, but nonetheless successful and well-reputed businessman who has made his way in the post-communist society. A ... See full summary »
Writers: Christoph Hein, Laila Stieler | Director: Andreas Dresen | Stars: Axel Prahl, Inka Friedrich, Anne Ratte-Polle, Dagmar Manzel
Votes: 466
15. Scheidungsopfer Mann (2004 TV Movie)
90 min | Drama
Writer: Daniel Nocke | Director: Stefan Krohmer | Stars: Hartmut Becker, Hannelore Elsner, Stefanie Höner, Armin Marewski
16. Ein Goldfisch unter Haien (2004)
90 min | Comedy, Romance
Writers: Claudia Boysen, Dieter Schramm | Director: Marc-Andreas Bochert | Stars: Cordelia Wege, Sanne Schnapp, Alexander Beyer, Burghart Klaußner
Votes: 29
17. Das Apfelbaumhaus (2004)
100 min | Drama
The Appletree House: This is the story of a large house in Leipzig. Before the war it was used as an atelier for the Zadikow family, who manufactured fur coats and gloves there. Then came ... See full summary »
Writer: Andrew Hood | Director: Andrew Hood | Stars: Andreas Patton, Tamara Stern, Mark Aizikovitsch, Sylvia Arndt
Votes: 5
18. Good Bye Lenin! (2003)
R | 121 min | Drama, Romance
In 1990, to protect his fragile mother from a fatal shock after a long coma, a young man must keep her from learning that her beloved nation of East Germany as she knew it has disappeared.
Writers: Bernd Lichtenberg, Wolfgang Becker, Achim von Borries, Hendrik Handloegten, Christoph Silber | Director: Wolfgang Becker | Stars: Daniel Brühl, Katrin Saß, Chulpan Khamatova, Florian Lukas
Votes: 114,114 | Gross: $4.06M
19. In the Shadow of Power (2003 TV Movie)
180 min | Drama, History
The last days of Willy Brandt as chancellor in Germany.
Writer: Oliver Storz | Director: Oliver Storz | Stars: Michael Mendl, Jürgen Hentsch, Dieter Pfaff, Matthias Brandt
Votes: 98
20. A Little Bit of Freedom (2003)
102 min | Drama
Writers: Henner Winckler, Yüksel Yavuz | Director: Yüksel Yavuz | Stars: Cagdas Bozkurt, Necmettin Çobanoglu, Leroy Delmar, Sunay Girisken
Votes: 131
21. Baby (I) (2002)
105 min | Crime, Drama
Alice is given a parenting exercise at school which changes her understanding of the world in a way she never expected.
Writers: David Hamblyn, Wolfgang Kohlhaase | Director: Philipp Stölzl | Stars: Alice Dwyer, Lars Rudolph, Filip Peeters, Christian Grashof
Votes: 192
22. As Far as My Feet Will Carry Me (2001)
158 min | Action, Adventure, Drama
At the end of WW2, a German POW doing hard labor in the Soviet Gulag escapes from his Siberian camp to return to Germany but he's pursued by a Soviet NKVD officer.
Writers: Josef Martin Bauer, Bastian Clevé, Hardy Martins, Bernd Schwamm | Director: Hardy Martins | Stars: Bernhard Bettermann, Iris Böhm, Anatoliy Kotenyov, Michael Mendl
Votes: 4,788
23. The Tunnel (2001)
150 min | Drama, History, Thriller
Based on a true story a group of East Berliners escaping to the West. Harry Melchior was a champion East German swimmer at odds with the system under which he has already been imprisoned. ... See full summary »
Writer: Johannes W. Betz | Director: Roland Suso Richter | Stars: Heino Ferch, Nicolette Krebitz, Sebastian Koch, Alexandra Maria Lara
Votes: 5,293 | Gross: $0.01M
24. Der Tanz mit dem Teufel - Die Entführung des Richard Oetker (2001 TV Movie)
184 min | Drama, Crime
Writer: Rainer Berg | Director: Peter Keglevic | Stars: Tobias Moretti, Sebastian Koch, Christoph Waltz, Günther Maria Halmer
Votes: 173
25. Marlene Dietrich: Her Own Song (2001)
100 min | Documentary, Biography
The films, affairs and struggles of the iconic star of The Blue Angel as told by Rosemary Clooney, Roger Corman, Deanna Durbin and many more.
Writer: Karin Kearns | Director: David Riva | Stars: Burt Bacharach, André G. Brunelin, Rosemary Clooney, Buck Dawson
Votes: 280
26. Der tote Taucher im Wald (2000)
94 min | Comedy, Crime
Forest fires do happen in the countryside from time to time. However even the most hardened police investigator will have a tough time if a fully dressed diver is found in the middle of a ... See full summary »
Writers: Patricia Rosenmüller, Markus Rosenmüller, Peter Dollinger, Nils Dünker | Director: Markus Rosenmüller | Stars: Dieter Pfaff, Jens Schäfer, Axel Milberg, Niki Finger
Votes: 140
27. Sumo Bruno (2000)
99 min | Drama
Charming, lonely, 400-pound railway guard Bruno discoves a new life and a new love on the road to the world Sumo wrestling championship.
Writers: Jan Berger, Marius Del Mestre, Lenard Fritz Krawinkel | Director: Lenard Fritz Krawinkel | Stars: Hakan Orbeyi, Oliver Korittke, Julia Richter, Martin Seifert
Votes: 105
28. Kismet (I) (1999)
100 min | Thriller
Writer: Kai Hensel | Director: Andreas Thiel | Stars: Fatih Akin, Jule Ronstedt, Steffen Wink, Ingolf Lück
Votes: 111


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P07640 Der Spiegel 1963
Folded magazine wrapped in transparent plastic and tied with string, 12 × 4 1/2 (305 × 115), wrapped and tied by the artist, published by Hans Moller, Düsseldorf, in an edition of 130
Inscribed 'Christo 63' b.r. and '96'
Purchased at Sotheby's, Los Angeles (Grant-in-Aid) 1982
Lit: Per Hovdenakk, Christo Complete Editions 1964–82, Munich 1982, no.1
Christo's first wrapped works were made in 1958 (see T03290, Tate Gallery Illustrated Catalogue of Acquisitions 1980–82, pp.63–4), using cloth, or polythene for those in which he wanted to show the contents of the work. He made his first wrapped magazine in 1961. Other unique works related to 'Der Spiegel' include a wrapped post-card vending stand and magazines on a wire rack, both made in 1963. For the series 'Edition Original 1' in which Hans Moller published the work of fifteen artists, Christo wrapped 130 different copies of the German news magazine Der Spiegel. The work was a gesture of thanks to Moller, who had allowed Christo and his wife to share his apartment in Dusseldorf while Christo was preparing an exhibition at the Alfred Schmela Gallery in 1963. The Tate's work is the issue for Wednesday 7 October 1959, with a cover picture of the famous photo-collage of Salvador Dali as the Mona Lisa, from Dali's Mustache by Dali and Philippe Halsman, New York 1954, an interview in the form of questions with pictorial answers. The image is in answer to the question 'Dali, what do you see when you see the Mona Lisa?' and is captioned 'A Paragon of Beauty'. The Dali image relates to Marcel Duchamp's 'L.H.O.O.Q.', a reproduction of the Mona Lisa with a small moustache and beard added; Duchamp's first version was made in 1919. The article in Der Spiegel is about the Mona Lisa as universally known symbol and as a vehicle for parodies of various kinds. The cover picture, with all its connotations of notoriety, art as news, as personality cult and as high-priced commodity is not hidden or disguised but transformed by being wrapped.
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Cerrone would go straight through mcgregor I reckon. That would be an interesting fight.
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Cerrone would go straight through mcgregor I reckon. That would be an interesting fight.
Anyone know where they are these days. Was awesome watching them fight I know they were with bellator but ain't seen anything or heard anything of them for a while.
Some interesting encounters these would be.What fights would you like to see in the near future and who do u think wins these.?
Cormier v manua
Weidman v rockhold
Cerrone v dos anjos
several mouthwatering clashes there! especially moran v thompson and chadwick v tyrie that one will be a cracking brawl..... Not too sure about paul kellys fight though bit of a miss match in my...
its the 14th of september.... would be a great fight for public viewing if both fighters agree to it!! and could possibly open doors to the winner....
Etherington v Thompson
Jack v minogue
Arish v Danny Roberts
Mcluskey v lomas
cant complain with that! good reply hope it works out for you then to settle the matter.....
Surely this is a loose, loose situation for thompson! if he looses he is going to look so stupid after all this trash talk and if he wins he would of beat a lad a weigh division below him!! why dont...
were these matches a little bit of mis matches? or just a coincident none went past first round??
What you all think?
the 4 professional fights didnt last 6 minutes all together!!
its a bit criminal what sapp is actually doing. Its not the first time hes done this. for a man of his size he has a heart the size of a peanut.
I dont think mariuz looked good whatsoever... scrappy...
He's had 6 fights now with 6 wins. The total time for all these fights combined is 2 1/2 mins. Who do u think would be a good test for him? He seems to be blowing everyone apart. Neil grove? Mark...
I was actually thinking mick! as when you hold titles then i believe you should be defending them against the best! be a local rivalry fight also...
Jay has taken the words from my mouth. Chadwick v minogue would be belter. Newton v Sinclair. Etherington v Thompson brother..
both thompson brothers looking to fight one is lhw the other is hw!! be good to see monson on a card! adam parkes?? karl etherington?
At the end of the day this is mma and not a muay thai / kick boxing fight. Sass is more than capable of taking lads down and submitting them with ease so why would he want to stand with anyone? its...
Tellies mite be looking for revenge after dre brutally ko`ed his brother???????
Hi could the above mentioned contact me please or if someone who has theyre contact details be able to get in touch.
Regards Paul.
adam parkes, sukata, olly thompson,
Fair point!! p.s I have no intention of grieving anyone! just voicing my opinion thats all.
Im not being funny but you aint even conquered blackpool let alone the north west or north east. Thing is you talk a good fight and fair play you sometimes put up a good fight too but on this...
Just the way you quoted "for real"
what did you like? didnt you like? theyre a relitavely new organization with everything improving by the show. I think they will be up there soon. which show did...
Have you attended any ucc events?
Walk straight through him lad. At his place too. Germans wont know whats hit them. wwwwwwwaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrr...
Scanlon will take him to pieces!!


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Definition of nail-biting in English:
Causing great anxiety or tension: a nail-biting final game
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Coordinate Conjunction
In this brief slide show lesson learn about Coordinate Conjunctions. A coordinate conjunction is a word used to connect words, phrases, and independent clauses. Like: and, but, or, for, yet, and so. (FANBOY-learning tactic) Examples are shown and Coordinate sentences. (01:39)
Cómo empezó la Primera Guerra Mundial - en español
La Primera Guerra Mundial comenzó el 28 de julio de 1914 y finalizó el 11 de noviembre de 1918 con la victoria de la Triple Entente. Las causas de esta guerra fueron: económicas, imperialismos, nacionalismos, alianzas y armamento. (4:00)
Cómo son las notas musicales - en español
El alfabeto musical consiste de siete notas y se representa en un pentagrama. Para saber donde está situada cada nota, primero hay que fijarse en la clave del pentagrama. (2:15)
The 1964-1965 New York World's Fair Remembered
A slide show set to Louis Armstrong's "What A Wonderful World" looks back at some of the sights of the 1964-1965 New York World's Fair held in Flushing Meadows, Queens, NY. Useful for lessons about fairs. (02:38)
Cómo nació Internet - en español
En 1965 se conectó por primera vez una computadora en Massachusetts con una Q-32 en California a través de una línea telefónica conmutada de baja velocidad. A principios de los años '70 el departamento de Defensa de Estados Unidos mostró públicamente la red de comunicaciones Arpanet. (2:10)
ISS Update - March 21, 2012
The International Space Station video update for March 21, 2012. Questions? Ask us on Twitter @NASA_Johnson and include the hashtag #askStation. For the latest news about the space station, visit http://www.nasa.gov/station.
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"This video ""Pharmacological Lab Procedures: Respiratory Depression Effect of Morphine on Rabbits"" is part of a multimedia-based module by George Koffour, Samuel Owusu Agyeman-Duah, Benjamin Prempeh, and Ella Kasanga. Respiratory Depression is a reduction in the rate of respiration. It may be induced by some medicines. Morphine is an extremely potent opiate analgesic psycho-active drug, and is considered to be the prototypical opioid. In clinical medicine, Morphine is regarded as the good stan
Langston Hughes Biography on Bio
This is a mini-biography that highlights the life and career of Langston Hughes. It includes basic facts as well as commentary by scholars. It may not be very entertaining to young children but can give great background knowledge to compliment the Common Core Test Exemplar poem "Poem" by Langston Hughes. (03:33)
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WINDING DOWN: March Matchness at Queens
Three Queens basketball alumni - Sean Kelly '93, Bobby Lindauer '92 and TJ Lewis '97 - have teamed up to issue this challenge to our GOLD alumni. During the month of March, when any gift (regardless of size) is given from a Graduate of the Last Decade, our challengers will add an additional $50 to that gift! Help your alma mater by visiting http://www.queens.edu/march-matchness today!
Platypus--An Overview
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In this video clip, from WatchMojo.com, learn about the tradition behind Saint Patrick's Day, celebrated in Ireland and around the world on March 17. (01:03)
Richard Mushotzky, an astronomy professor at the University of Maryland, presents "Shedding Light on Dark Matter". The illustrated lecture, the third in a series of programs in 2010, is presented through a partnership between the Library's Science, Technology and Business Division and NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. Speaker Biography: Richard Mushotzky is an astronomy professor at the University of Maryland. Mushotzky has received the NASA Medal for Exceptional Scientific Achievement in 1983
There's more than one way to become an entrepreneur: instead of starting your own company, you can go out and buy one.
Grants are a vital part of early capital-raising for many social enterprises. But can the distraction in competing for these awards affect the development of the business?
Experience shows that good ideas and early success aren't enough. What does it take to stay on top?
Learn About Saint Patrick's Day
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Hey Matt,
Well it's at least staying selected now but returning the following error
"Failed posting to your Facebook Timeline. Error: {"message":"Unknown path components: /vgrevolution:publish","type":"OAuthException"}"
I tried removing the Open Graph object and putting it in fresh and still had the issue. When I get a moment I'm going to try to remove all authorization and start fresh reauthorizing everything.
Posting to Fan Page works fine, just not author timeline.


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I just imported a list of a little under 400 listings to test, and they all imported successfully! Yay!
But... since I have the checkbox next to "notify admin of new listings via email" when a new listing is added under Manage Listings > Listings.... a little under 400 emails were sent to me. -_-;; Could you set it so that when importing via CSV, admin notices don't get sent? Hahaha! I'm still getting them... I hope my host doesn't think I'm sending spam.
Much thanks!
Also - it would be a great feature if we could mark a listing as published or not via the spreadsheet.


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This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word CUL
Princeton's WordNet
cul, cul de sac, dead end(noun)
a passage with access only at one end
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of CUL in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of CUL in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9
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A committee is a cul-de-sac down which ideas are lured and then quietly strangled.
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On Tap Today: Free outdoor show with Bad Boy
Local rock band Bad Boy, featuring frontman Xeno (pictured above) returns to the Big Gig grounds tonight for a free show. Journal Sentinel photo by Rick Wood. »Read Full Blog Post
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, actors know how to do drama
Drama, drama and more drama were on the program for the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's performance Friday evening in Uihlein Hall.
Guest conductor Rossen Milanov led the orchestra through a program bracketed by Mendelssohn's "Overture" to "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and selections from Prokofiev's "Romeo and Juliet," joined by a quartet of actors. »Read Full Article
Things to do in Milwaukee this week
Bewitching hour
No one turns into a pumpkin at "Midnight in MKE," the Skylight Music Theatre's season launch party at 8 p.m. Friday at the Wherehouse, 818 S. Water St. The season will be filled with fairy tales and fantasy — from Rossini's "La Cenerentola" to "The Wizard of Oz" — and the party will reflect some of that fun. La Prosette, sometimes known as Anja Notanja Sieger, will take typewriter in hand and help attendees write their own fairy tale ending. Partygoers may also think they have a fairy godparent when they win some magical jewels from Lizzibeth. Everyone will feast on treats savory and sweet from Kasana and Indulge. Buy a ticket online at www.skylightmusictheatre.org for $15 or at the door for $20. Partygoers must be 21 or over. »Read Full Article


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Another zombie fighting sketch by johnsontingWatch
©2012-2016 johnsonting
Here's another sketch I did especially for the requests on how I did the piece [link], so i did it again as close as i can to it since its a sketch and recording it, so i hope this answers your question! Also, since its a sci-fi zombie scene, why not deadspace! I was listening to the awesome soundtrack while sketching this as well.
Heres the vid:
This was done around 1 hour in real time, before i go to bed. So good night peeps!
Heres the vid:
This was done around 1 hour in real time, before i go to bed. So good night peeps!
deadspace...................MY FUKIN GOD
Woooow... I want to be like you one day !
Holy Sh**.. this looks like a epic fight.. really awesome sketch work
Awesome work!
simply awesome
Truly epic in scope! Love the details.
now this ima lovin ^^ Good job
the suit reminds me of deadspace. still cool though
all guns blazing... love it
Yay! Videos are back Awesome doodle sketch too btw! Haha
He has something like Tony's Iron Suit. I like it
Very well done!
These sketches are so badass
Excellent drawing! Thanks for sharing : )
I like the posing and the red in their eyes that's cool :3
100% Awesome!
I too am getting the DeadSpace vibe, based on the helmet's 'forehead,' and the spine lights. It's a good piece, though.
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I love these shooting scenes, very nice<3
I love these shooting scenes, very nice<3
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I don't get how to draw the lights like this. But I want!
I see deadspace X iron man right here. Super badass.
reminds me of Dead Space 3. He looks like Issac and the zombies look like the new necromorphs called Fodders. Epic picure x3
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If a nightspot has been around for a decade or so—certainly a long time for a nightspot to be around—it could probably use some refreshing. When the Gerber Group first opened its 1,600-square-foot Underbar beneath the W Union Square in 2001, it was part of a trend of subterranean lounges that included SubMercer, the dungeon-like club by the boiler room beneath the Mercer Hotel.
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"We think that's what people want when they want a change of pace," he said. The party for the Black Keys "puts a good fingerprint on what our concept is and who we're looking to attract. Usually those kind of places are down and dirty."
To become Lilium, Underbar doesn't seem to have, well, undergone a complete overhaul. Underbar was a "lot of hard edges and curtains," said Mr. Gerber. Now, "it's curvaceous and sexy and brooding," as reenvisioned by the designer Gulla Jonsdottir.
"I'm from Iceland which is full of dramatic landscapes," said Ms. Jonsdottir, who is based in Los Angeles. "I'm always inspired by nature." For Lilium—Latin for lily, said Mr. Gerber—Ms. Jonsdottir was inspired by lily flowers. The idea, she explained, was to evoke "a wild floral cave in the middle of New York in this subterranean basement." In turn, she brought in Scot Brown, a metal designer, who created 200 and some flowers (between one and three feet wide) made of black steel.
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The flowers took Mr. Brown several weeks to make in his studio in Antelope Valley, about 30 miles from Los Angeles. Making them, he added, can be "very therapeutic, if you can put with the ear deafening repetition of an air hammer."
As the Gerber Group embarks on its 20th anniversary, with projects in San Francisco, Paris, Toronto and a new Westin hotel on 42nd Street, Mr. Gerber said he doesn't believe the age of the basement bar is over.
"In the summertime, at 6 p.m., are you going to want to come into my bar?" asked Mr. Gerber. "Maybe not. But if it's freezing cold, you may not be so comfortable surrounded by glass and chill. It all depends on the mood and the time."
The whole concept, he explained, was derived by "pretty smart people."
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Skip to comments.Top Ten Reasons Obama Won't Release His Birth Certificate
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If true, then the Hildabeast will SURELY be the VP candidate, and the "news" will be leaked out, and he will withdraw, leaving the Hildabeast as the candidate, and she'll get a black VP on the ticket to seal the deal !
Or maybe he's really 10 years older than he claims and he was born in the Hawaiian Territories ... but not the State of Hawaii.
(*) yeah, I know his birthdate -- Hawaii was part of the Union ...
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Barack Obama is not legally a U.S. Natural-born citizen according to the law on the books at the time of his birth, which falls between "December 24, 1952 to November 13, 1986? . Presidential office requires a natural-born citizen if the child was not born to two U.S. Citizen parents, which of course is what exempts John McCain though he was born in the Panama Canal. US Law very clearly stipulates: " If only one parent was a U.S. Citizen at the time of your birth, that parent must have resided in the United States for at least ten years, at least five of which had to be after the age of 16." Barack Obamas father was not a U.S. Citizen and Obamas mother was only 18 when Obama was born, which means though she had been a U.S. Citizen for 10 years, (or citizen perhaps because of Hawaii being a territory) the mother fails the test for being so for at least 5 years **prior to** Barack Obamas birth, but *after* age 16. It doesnt matter *after* . In essence, she was not old enough to qualify her son for automatic U.S. Citizenship. At most, there were only 2 years elapsed since his mother turned 16 at the time of Barack Obamas birth when she was 18 in Hawaii. His mother would have needed to have been 16+5= 21 years old, at the time of Barack Obamas birth for him to have been a natural-born citizen. As aformentioned, she was a young college student at the time and was not. Barack Obama was already 3 years old at that time his mother would have needed to have waited to have him as the only U.S. Cizen parent. Obama instead should have been naturalized, but even then, that would still disqualify him from holding the office.
*** Naturalized citizens are ineligible to hold the office of President. *** Though Barack Obama was sent back to Hawaii at age 10, all the other info does not matter because his mother is the one who needed to have been a U.S. Citzen for 10 years prior to his birth on August 4, 1961, with 5 of those years being after age 16. Further, Obama may have had to have remained in the country for some time to protect any citizenship he would have had, rather than living in Indonesia. Now you can see why Obamas aides stopped his speech about how we technically have more than 50 states, because it would have led to this discovery. This is very clear cut and a blaring violation of U.S. Election law. I think the Gov. Of California would be very insterested in knowing this if Obama were elected President without being a natural-born U.S. Citizen, and it would set precedence. Stay tuned to your TV sets because I suspect some of this information will be leaking through over the next several days
Maybe is was not born in 61 is why they won't release it.
Billy wasn't even a Blythe, that was just the name of the GI who was 3 months from coming home when Clinton's mom got knocked up.
That is what I wondered.
See, he's not a Muslim—he even has "ham" in his name.
Thanks for posting it, I didn't know if I could when I read it. I have to admit it confused me a bit. Like many orhers on this thred I'm wondering why we are just finding out about this. Pretty interesting stuff.
I just LOLed
My hubby thinks that Bill Clinton's father was Jack Kennedy who spent a lot of time in Hot Springs around the time of Clintons birth in 47. Look at Bill and the Kennedys and see if you see a resemblence.
He can't be president unless he's a citizen. This could be the basis for a Republican version of the 2000 election.
Something is not right in that analysis. There is no way that a child born to a US citizen who is less than 21 is not a US citizen just because of the age of the mother.
I think the word around Hot Springs is that it was some hood from New Orleans. But that doesn't mean that JFK didn't "know" Ginny.
Depends on what the law states at that time frame.
My thinking is that the real meaning of the law I copied and pasted aboce is that the person may not be president, not that the child is not a citizen. I agree that it needs to be researched.
My thinking is that the real meaning of the law I copied and pasted aboce is that the person may not be president, not that the child is not a citizen. I agree that it needs to be researched.
I just googled, apparently all Hawaiians got US citizenship in 1900! I didn't know that.
I just googled, apparently all Hawaiians got US citizenship in 1900! I didn't know that.
He won't release it because it says his race is white.
Read the article. It refers to children born in territories where one parent is a citizen. It would seem odd that just because she was 18, it would make her son a non citizen. Odd.
LOL! Surely, many presidents have been bastards in one way or another.
Just about everyone on this thread and the author of this article is deeply confused.
Natural born is not equivalent to citizen. They are separate terms.
The law cannot define what natural born means because it is a term used in the constitution and any law passed cannot change the constitution. Otherwise we could amend it without the messy requirements of 2/3 approval by congress and the states.
Bingo!! You may have just saved us all.
Where are the divorce papers between his mother and father? At least the initial pleadings are generally public documents, and such pleadings generally show the full names, ages and citizenship of any children of the marriage.
Hillary is way smarter than you give her credit. By her holding the delegates and saying "Nice" things about Barry she will a shoe in if the other shoe drops.
8. Actual birth date would reveal he's a Virgo, and those people are %#&*@! CRAZY."
Ditto! I guess it's just something I can't overcome.
At least not I don't have to worry about the hubby being
wrong on this issue....I always told him it was PMS.
If he is hiding the certificate, it is probably because it lists him as a Muslim. Among other problems, it would make him an apostate, and sharia-following Muslims would be required to kill him if they get the chance. Would make diplomacy with the Saudis tough.
Of course, he could explain to them in private that he remains a Muslim, but to gain the Presidency, had to resort to a little taqqiyah.
That sounds just like a classic Clinton ending.
I'll be the 1st to admit I'm confused but what if he was born in Kenya. Or if not, that perhaps it shows he is of Arab decent. It just has me really curious and I wish a smarter person than myself would do a vanity post to pose the question about his birth certificate.
The better question might be where are the marriage papers.
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As far as I understand, if he's born on US soil, he's a citizen.
I've never seen religion listed on one.
He was born in 1961, Hawaii was a state in 1959.
I have read that his full birth name was Baraka Hussein Muhammed Obama. I don't know whether that is the case or not.
Also, It is questionable whether his parents were legitimately married. He "married" Barry's mother without mentioning to her that he already had a wife. I'm not sure if that makes her a second wife in a Muslim harem, if she did not have a Muslim marriage or if she didn't know about the first wife.
Finally, we only have his word for it that he was born in Hawaii. Probably he was, but he is a serial liar about such matters. He might have been born in Kenya. Who knows?
Except the marriage papers don't show children of the couple, generally. But divorce papers do.
Why would he lie about that?
I mean he lies about other things, but why about his age?
That could be true. It would depend on what the law/tradition was in Hawaii in 1961. If they defaulted to the mother's race or his mother CHOSE to put white...
Well, it is not certain that they were legally married. Barry's father might have been married to someone else at the time.
"...If only one parent was a U.S. Citizen at the time of your birth, that parent must have resided in the United States for at least ten years, at least five of which had to be after the age of 16....
Zabasearch says August 1961...
Reason I checked is Zaba is often a way to see if celebrities might be lying about their ages. It's not always accurate, of course...
his mother CHOSE to put white...with typical white grandma standing over her holding the pen.
I don't know where the developer of this genealogy got his information, though. I'm going to go see if Hawaii at least has indexes online for vital statistic information.
HEY, maybe that was the very first "arkanside"???
Was Obama's mother still a student when he was born and was she on any sort of grant or scholarship? Would there be any information on those grant or scholarship papers that would indicate she gave birth?
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On Twitter a few days ago, a tweet from @jwildeboer caught my attention:
OATH, OAUTH, OpenID - this is all getting too complicated. We need simple identification for the future.
The reason it caught my attention was not because I agree with him (I do), but because the idea of simple authentication, especially among disparate systems, has been the Holy Grail of IT, and every time we think we have it solved, the solution seems to fall apart in our hands. In fact, OpenID/OAUTH/OATH is only the most recent attempt at solving the authentication problem. The last attempt was a little standard called X.500, and Jan's tweet this morning reminded me, not only of x.500 and its promises, but how far the standard has failed, because of its complexity.
I have not really thought about Directory Services lately because I have been in so many shops where it has been so badly implemented (or not) that it is almost not worth thinking about, even though millions of users use it, or rather its baby brother, LDAP, every single day, most notably in the form of Active Directory, but also Novell Directory Services, Oracle Directory Services, Fedora Directory Services and other LDAP systems, too numerous to mention, most depending on some form of the OpenLDAP project.
But Directory Services were, themselves, an attempt to solve the user virus problem of large, disparate, interconnected networks where tools like NIS and NIS+ were functionally running out of gas, while providing access to other, more secure authentication features as this thing we call the Internet was really beginning to take off. The X.500 standards were designed to make it easier to interconnect systems using a standard lookup mechanism. It was, of course, a hideous disaster, as anyone who has had to work with a pure X.500-based system can tell you, at least from a functional standpoint, but from a theoretical standpoint, it was the right direction.
In the 1990s, companies like Oracle and Novell both posited that there needed to be some form of interconnected directory service that would facilitate the ability to prove you were who you were without having to register with each and every web site and system that you needed to connect to, whether you were on your private intranet or the public Internet. And like simple authentication, the idea of single sign on has been a snipe most of us have spent our careers chasing.
For example, I worked at an organization where Microsoft's Active Directory was the law of the land. It controlled everything from how your desktop looked and performed (if you were running Windows of course) to how you accessed your email, to how you accessed the VPN. But when you connected to the education and training system, you had to have a completely different set of credentials. And since most people only connected to the system yearly for those mandatory sessions we all have to take in the corporate world, there would be a huge flush of trouble tickets at the beginning of the year for password resets (the system did not have an automated password reset system either - that was for security reasons...yeah, yeah, I know, I did not design the system, I just had to use it, but I digress). The point here is that when the system was being designed, there were discussions about how to integrate authentication with the Active Directory structure and the powers at large decided that it would be a bad idea to do that. This was not some antique mainframe that could not be connected without a Herculean effort, this was a simple web site, running on Microsoft software.
If you use LDAP, you know how much of a challenge it can be to not only set up, but integrate and manage. Creating a usable LDIF file is almost an arcane science (and a hold over from the X.500 days), and integrating LDAP authentication with some systems is easier than with others. It has gotten better than in the early part of the century, but it is still not as easy or as seamless as we would like it to be, especially when you are going across platforms to some that are less LDAP aware or even support a different implementation of LDAP.
Several years ago, I actually signed up for an OpenID. Between then and now, something in the OpenID standard must have changed, because my OpenID credentials from then no longer work now, which really defeats the purpose.
The point here, though, is that in 2010 we are still looking for a method to connect to systems without having to register with all of them. And with all our current solutions, we still have not quite got that problem solved. And if someone mentions web of trust I might scream. Because, after all, that is the root of the problem, or at least one of them.
David Lane, KG4GIY is a member of Linux Journal's Editorial Advisory Panel and the Control Op for Linux Journal's Virtual Ham Shack
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... take the time to read into the subject before publishing an article about it.
OAUTH, OpenID, and LDAP are protocols; each fulfilling a different need. In fact, they can also be used in combination, depending on your use case.
OATH, see http://www.openauthentication.org/ is an organization and not a technology. The technology itself is developed in the IETF, in the KEYPROV working group http://datatracker.ietf.org/wg/keyprov/, and I co-chair that group. It is primarily focused on provisioning symmetric keying material (often needed for authentication systems).
OpenID is a protocol for Web SSO. OAuth is a protocol for delegated authentication. LDAP is as the name says a directory access protocol and it does not address the cross-domain authentication problem. There are other protocols, such as Diameter, RADIUS or Kerberos, that could also be mentioned. Etc. etc.
It is fashionable to say that 'X is too complex' but you have to say WHY you think so since otherwise the statement is mood. Maybe there are sometimes reasons for the complexity -- namely the use cases that people want to address? Maybe those are not the use cases you primarily care about but that's how standardization works.
Let's not mix things
I think we are mixing two different things here. Directory/X.500/LDAP and OpenID are different kinds of systems solving different classes of problems.
Direcory/X.500/LDAP is about storing the information of resources (both human and non-human) for efficient retrieval. Authentication comes as a side effect of bind operation.
OpenID is about SSO/Federation of the identities which have already been authenticated. It is not necessary for authentication to be done against a directory for it to be SSOed or federated. The system that authenticates interacts with system that is accessed using techniques which are independent of the back end.
We are going in right direction with directories becoming internal to the organizations and identity exchange being done through SSO/Federation.
I agree that a serious effort needs to be done on standardizing the SSO and Federation domain. Projects like Liberty Alliance and OASIS are doing great work in this direction.
By the way, LDIF no longer needs to be written by hand. Lots of tools are available for commissioning and decommissioning. Tools can be written in high level languages using LDAP APIs, obviating the need of writing LDIF.
Facebook and Twitter solved the authentication problem on the web. Users use Facebook and Twitter to login to others sites because it's something they already have (a twitter or facebook account) and it's easy to use.
I don't know of any solution for the desktop. Perhaps Facebook and Twitter can offer software tokens.
This is not a solution.
Firstly, you can't log into Facebook with your Twitter credentials, or vice-versa, so at the very least, you need two distinct authentication credentials to access these two services.
Secondly, this implies that you need to use one or both of these services in order to simplify your access to the rest of the web. Would you honestly trust Facebook or Twitter with the keys to your life? As an extreme example, would you log into your bank's website using your Facebook details, knowing that if someone cracked into Facebook, or the company decided to be malicious, they could get access to all your money?
What if Facebook/Twitter were inaccessible for the day, and you needed access to the sites for which you used one of these services to authenticate. What would you do then? Granted, this problem exists with *any* centralised directory service, but with these two services in particular, I don't think their primary concern would be that you can access your other sites.
No, I think that as part of the solution, you need a more trustworthy party (such as a well-known security firm) to take care of your personal details, and a decentralised system such as that provided by LDAP. Even the company for which you work might be more trustworthy than Facebook when it comes to your data.
Matthew Cengia
People are using it even if you don't trust it.
None of your arguments appear to matter to consumers. Facebook has 500 million active accounts and Twitter had 100 million. OpenID, OAuth etc are already winning this. Geeks wants some elegant technical solution while consumers will just use what works - right now.
Never a truer word
Overall I agree with you David. I am trying to think of security issues with using LDAP auth for everything, but with my limited LDAP experience, I haven't thought of anything yet. For a long time (over a year now) I've been trying to configure my own LDAP server, to (at least) consolidate authentication between Windows, Linux, and HTTP auth, but have yet to find good LDAP management tools, that preferably work from the command line. One day I may understand LDAP well enough to consider how it could be implemented as a global distributed auth system, but I think that's quite a way off yet.
Matthew Cengia
LDAP with Linux, Windows and HTTP
Hi Matthew,
I totally relate. It's a really big challenge to integrate LDAP with everything else smoothly. Univention, a German OSS company, built a Linux distribution called UCS that heavily relies on LDAP. The basics like Windows-, Linux- and web-authentication against LDAP are built-in. Within a company this should solve the issues you described. It also offers command line applications that take away the pain from modifying LDAP (hint: command line app is called "udm" alias "univention-directory-manager")
At http://www.univention.de/en/download/ an online demo and even ISO images are available.
Jan Christoph
Hi Jan,
Thanks for the information, I'll definitely check that out, though I'm currently in the process of building a Debian server to do the same thing. I've been trying to decommission my Fedora 8 box for over a year (and replace it with Debian), but learning an efficient way to configure and manage LDAP is holding up the entire project.
I should perhaps point out that this particular deployment is for my home network of 4 users and perhaps 5-6 desktops, so the gain of LDAP isn't really there given the effort it is requiring, but my mentality is that I'd like to learn LDAP *anyway* so that I can make use of it more in the workplace.
Given that I've been using Debian, I've found a reasonable guide at http://techpubs.spinlocksolutions.com/dklar/ldap.html, which also has other pages on integration with Kerberos (another technology I'd be interested to deploy) and RADIUS.
At my workplace we've deployed a couple of Ubuntu boxes which we've got a procedure to configure LDAP with Samba etc. on, but I feel like a bit of a purist and inexplicably would like to use Debian instead.
Thanks again.
Matthew Cengia
Free for personal use
Hi Matthew,
Since Univention makes a living on this product, companies have buy a maintenance license (although everything is 100% OSS). But for private use they provide a free for personal use edition for 5 users. If you need more, you can contact them for a bigger license.
I just found this facts page that gives a rough overview of what's part of the distro: http://www.univention.de/en/products/ucs/components/
Jan Christoph
I only skimmed the article
I only skimmed the article but it seems like you should look at freeipa
keep it simple
I don't care for systems that require complex backend systems to authenticate the users, share settings, etc. A simple algorithm that generates a unique key per user per service from a simple personal key the user enters once per computing session is the way I usually go. e.g. I prompt for a user email address and a pass phrase which I combine into the personal key and take the hostname and service ID of the system being connected to and use it as a salt for the personal key. Then I give that to the server as the authentication key. The system can generate the key for everything the user is doing in their session so they aren't constantly pestered and having the key from system A doesn't give you access to the user's stuff on system B so untrusted systems aren't a danger to everything. It's simple so setting things up is easy and there isn't a lot of room for failure.
Who are We
I guess it's the age old question of determining who someone is. Making sure that they are who they say they are.
Maybe we haven't solved the user authentication problem yet, because we each spend so much time trying to figure out who we are as a person?
Like a wise man once said: "I am whoever I say I am!"
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There is no such thing as a typical day in the life of a CERN director-general (DG), certainly not this one in any case. In my experience, each incumbent has carved out a slightly different role for themself, shaped by the laboratory's priorities and activities at the time of their mandate. For me, every day goes beyond science, management and administration, and I am particularly fortunate to have been DG through a remarkable period that has seen not only the successful launch of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) and confirmation of the Brout–Englert–Higgs mechanism, but also an opening of CERN to the world – an area that I have pursued with particular vigour.
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We're always up for trying new formats and approaches to journalism here at Physics World. You've probably seen our documentary-type films, podcasts and 100 Second Science video series, but the latest addition to our repertoire is a short monthly video in which one of our editorial team highlights something in the upcoming or current issue as a kind of taster.
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This week, South Korea's one and only astronaut, 36-year-old Yi So-yeon, has quit her job, thereby signalling the end of the country's manned space programme for the time being. In 2008 Yi became the first Korean to go into space, when for 11 days she travelled on board a Russian Soyuz spacecraft to the International Space Station, after being chosen through the government-run Korean Astronaut Program. Yi cited personal reasons for quitting, but has been studying for an MBA in the US since 2012. You can read more about her work and reasons for leaving in articles from Australia Network News and abc News.
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It has been a cracker of a summer here in south-west England, with lots of sunshine and temperatures in the mid-twenties just about every day. Not surprisingly, I have been eating my fair share of ice cream, but unlike this concoction whipped up by a physicist-turned-chef in Spain, the stuff you get in Bristol does not change colour when you lick it!
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This week, we came across the above video on "extra dimensions", in which physicist Don Lincoln talks about the possible physical reality of such dimensions and why we need them. The video begins with Lincoln pointing out just how weak a force gravity is, especially when compared with, say, magnetism. He then goes on to talk about how gravity may exist in more than the three dimensions we experience, making sure to point out that these "extra dimensions" are not of the Hollywood variety in which a different reality may exist. This video is part of Fermilab's "Big Mysteries" video series – be sure to take a look at the rest.
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When particle physicist Jon Butterworth and cosmologist Pedro Ferreira took the stage last night at the Bristol Festival of Ideas, they did so as representatives of the two pillars of modern physics. Butterworth, a leading member of the ATLAS collaboration at CERN's Large Hadron Collider, spoke about the discovery of the Higgs boson and the effort to understand the nature of matter on the quantum level. Ferreira, a theorist at the University of Oxford, focused on Einstein's general theory of relativity, which describes the behaviour of colossal objects such as galaxies and black holes.
The equations of quantum mechanics and general relativity are famously incompatible, but far from starting a Harry Hill-style confrontation ("FIIIIGHT!"), the advocates of the two theories shared the stage amiably, fielding questions from audience members and talking about their respective new books (Smashing Physics for Butterworth, The Perfect Theory for Ferreira). You can hear Ferreira and Butterworth's responses to some common (and not-so-common) questions in the clips below.
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As CERN ramps up its preparations for "Run 2" of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at the start of 2015, many are wondering where the next big discovery will come from and whether it will emulate the success, and popularity, of the discovery of the Higgs boson in 2012.
There appears to be no hangover from that landmark event and a genuine excitement among the scientists at CERN, which I witnessed first-hand earlier this week during a two-day tour of CERN's facilities organized by the UK's Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC).
Many of the UK-based scientists that I spoke to during the tour showed a remarkable enthusiasm for the experiments they were working on and confessed to expecting similar, if not bigger, discoveries when the particle collider starts smashing protons together at higher energies.
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It is possible to fix the addslashes() problem present when entering escapable characters in the alternate post and page content areas within the UAM settings page. To do so, 4 locations must be modified (as of v184.108.40.206):
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UserAccessManager.class.php deals with the theme-side output of the HTML content, while adminSettings.php prints the admin settings page. Both locations must be adjusted to remove slashes so that you can save AND display your content properly.
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$sUamPostContent = $oPost->post_content[0] . " " . stripslashes($sUamPostContent);
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These changes have been made to the following files so that you can copy-paste or completely replace your files if needed:
The following support queue issues are related:
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And of course, special thanks to user gabrielinux and his post for actually tracking down part of the issue.
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Look for
Click on the disk you want information from, to test it click on
To start benchmark, select
For Ubuntu 13.04 and later...
From the dash
From the command line
Select the disk you wish to test. Find the menu in the top right and select Benchmark...
A window will appear. Click Start Benchmark... to see:
I left the defaults and clicked Start Benchmarking.... It will run for a while, building the chart over time. You can see that my new SD card's read rate is around 7 MB/s, while the write rate is only slightly over 2 MB/s.
The model shown here is a SanDisk Ultra SDXC with an advertised speed of up to 30 MB/s. As you can see, the transfer rate is not as advertised.
write speed
dd will fill up all the space. Remove the testfile afterwards.
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Following queasy initial reports in this week's Savage Love and Last Days, here's an update on Behrouz Nahidmobarekeh, the Texas cabbie convicted of sprinkling his own dried-and-grated feces over pastries at a Dallas grocery store.
First, KGBT News shares a statement the fecal felon delivered in court, about how he came to possess the soon-to-be-sprinkled feces (sic, and sick): "I was sitting at home and I was in one of my [heroin] withdrawal and I had the feces there," suggesting the admitted-junkie cabbie had deployed the junk-kicking maneuver touted in Trainspotting (lock yourself in a room for three days with three bucketsone for piss, one for shit, one for puke).
Then there's this fascinating blog allegedly written by the jury foreman of the recently concluded criminal trial. Among the official-looking delights: images of the cabbie's handwritten confession (where he admits to subjecting his poo to a "cheez grader") as well as surveillance-tape images of the actual sprinkling. Enjoy!