Only known recording of Hitler speaking in an unofficial tone : Thor Damen taz.de 17 Easy Ways To Make Your Day More Productive If you are not having a very productive day, and lets face it we all have them once in a while; then here are 17 things you can do to change that. 1. If you’re working on multiple projects, focus most of your time on the one that will yield the highest results. This is often called the 80/20 rule or the Pareto principle, and it says that figuring out which 20% of your work will yield 80% of the best results will make you way more productive and inclined to work. 2. Working out increases your creativity and confidence, and is often a great way to clear your mind and let original ideas start to flow. 3. Being able to make a decision and move forward will help you be more productive. 4. Or at worst, leave it on, but only respond to a text or call if it’s absolutely necessary during the time when you’re working. 5. This is seriously the best idea all around. 6. This is especially helpful for those who are working on something creative. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. via BuzzFeed
Start Up Spaces | Agora Collective AFFECT – Agora’s Program for Collaborative Artistic Practices AFFECT provides the opportunity for a comprehensive research to determine the artist’s position in an ever-fluctuating sociopolitical landscape. This program at Agora is a catalyst for participating artists to investigate established views on communities, movements and networking. These factors are deeply rooted in Berlin and provide fertile soil for expansion of knowledge within artistic practice... Free coaching workshop by World Coaching Organization "Coaching is a process that aims at developing, challenging, supporting and capacitating people in order to reach their full potential both professionally and personally with questions and other techniques." Buckets of Knowledge: Using Podio to Capture Knowledge at Agora Disclosure: Podio was kind enough to sponsor Agora with an account for us to experiment with – thanks Podio! IoTPeople Berlin Meetup #1 Umami 5/5 – Lively gastronomic dinner Guide To Creating Participatory Events
De Cuba, first and only independent magazine in Cuba During the 1990s, a so-called “Special Period” that included a limited opening-up to the outside world, small independent news agencies emerged and began to circulate news and information outside of the government’s traditional control. A former state TV journalist, González was the joint editor of one of these independent news agencies, called Cuba Press. These new independent journalists could not however print newspapers or magazines as access to printing presses is strictly regulated and individual print publications are illegal. González managed to overcome these obstacles and bring out the first issue of De Cuba in December 2002. The combination of the Varela Project and De Cuba was too much for a government that does not readily tolerate protests.
Biographie: Paul von Hindenburg, 1847-1934 2. Oktober: Paul von Beneckendorff und von Hindenburg wird als Sohn des preußischen Offiziers und Gutsbesitzers Robert von Beneckendorff und von Hindenburg und der Arzttochter Luise (geb. Schwickart) in Posen (heute: Poznan, Polen) geboren. Nach einem kurzen Besuch des Gymnasiums wechselt Hindenburg zur Kadettenanstalt in Wahlstatt (Kr. Teilnahme an der Schlacht von Königgrätz. Im Deutsch-Französischen Krieg nimmt er an der Schlacht von Sedan teil. Militärlaufbahn. Zuletzt im Rang eines Kommandierenden Generals in Magdeburg, nimmt er Abschied aus dem Militärdienst. 21. 26.-30. 6.-15. 1. 29. 29. 9. 10. Er stellt sich der provisorischen Regierung des Rats der Volksbeauftragten zur Verfügung, um die revolutionären Unruhen zu bekämpfen und die Fronttruppen in die Heimat zurückzuführen. Hindenburg zieht sich nach Hannover in den Ruhestand zurück. 18. 26. 28. 10. 30. November: Hindenburg lehnt eine befristete Diktatur des Reichskanzlers Papen als Ausweg aus der staatspolitischen Krise ab. 17. 2. 2.
SPIEGEL ONLINE - Nachrichten Toytown Berlin Discussion forum overview Naturalisation as a German citizen German citizenship may be acquired by naturalisation by those with permanent residence who have lived in Germany for 8 years. Additional requirements include an adequate command of the German language and an ability to be self-supporting without recourse to welfare. If you are new in Berlin, or live in Berlin and are new to this forum, feel free to post a message here to introduce yourself to the rest of the TT community. One thing is for sure, you should never pay the fine on the spot if you have any intention of contesting it later. Hello Berlin Toytowners, Has anyone ever thought of having a regular group for folks planning to stay in Berlin indefinitely? VAT, SCHMAT. Here ya go, giullietta I found a "bucket shop" (Eimerzentrale) for you by searching the food industry wholesale suppliers and manufacturers directories. Well, I had a school colleague with epilepsy and this was in a standard Bavarian public Gymnasium.
English Language Media in Berlin - AngloINFO Berlin, in Berlin (Germany) There are several English language radio programmes, cable channels and magazines available in Berlin. Radio Deutsche Welle (German equivalent to BBC World) also broadcasts in English Rock Star FM 87.9 features news bulletins from America Fritz FM 102.6 occasionally broadcasts programmes in English after 18:00 Jazz Radio FM 101.9 broadcasts programmes in English from 18:00-midnight American Forces Network (AFN) broadcasts radio programmes in English to several parts of Germany. Television Cable Some English free-to-air channels can be received via cable including BBC World, BBC Prime, Sky News, Nickelodeon and CNN. Print Publications Magazines EXBERLINER is a monthly magazine in English available through subscription or from numerous outlets in and around Berlin. Newspapers Daily international newspapers and a wide range of magazines are available from many newsstands and newsagents throughout the city.
Languages - German - Cool German - Argument processing berlin Processing Berlin What P5_Berlin is an initiative started to establish a regularly meeting in Berlin for everybody who is interested in creative coding, generative art and design, designing with code or just programming. P5_Berlin is the right place if you want to share some of your latest projects and ideas, look out for collaborators, ask for help or just want to talk with like-minded people and to get to know each other a bit better. Beside the regular meeting and depending on the interest we would also like to take the chance and expand the idea of P5_Berlin to host some workshops and exhibitions later this year. Who As mentioned above, our meeting is open for everybody who is interested in creative coding and loves to tinker with code and design. When/Where Linklist Here you will find links and further information about projects and other stuff we mentioned during the Processing Berlin meeting talks. P5berlin 01 P5berlin 02 P5berlin 03 P5berlin 05 P5berlin 06 P5berlin 07 P5berlin 08
Independence Push in Catalonia Still a Problem Say Commentators "The people have spoken and now the situation is clearer and more complicated." That was the assessment of Artur Mas, leader of the Catalonian separatist party Convergence and Union (CiU), after the votes were counted following weekend elections in the north-eastern Spanish region. A glance at the results makes it difficult to argue. On the one hand, it is clear that a majority of voters in the region, which includes Spain's second-largest city of Barcelona, would like to see a referendum held on independence. But they disagree on which separatist party is best equipped to run the region. In total, almost two-thirds of the seats in regional parliament were won by political parties that are in favor of a referendum on the region's secession from Spain. As such, for any referendum to go forward, the two parties would likely have to form a coalition. The vote took place against the looming backdrop of Spain's economic woes and financial uncertainty. Business daily Handelsblatt writes: