Café Mente (A coffee..?): Documentary
Showing posts with label Documentary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Documentary. Show all posts

Thursday, July 14, 2016

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Monday, June 20, 2016

Hitler's Jacket has sold for 275.000 Euro !

Items of Nazi Leader in the controversial auction at the weekend found buyers at high prices made in Munich in Germany. 
"Hermann Historica", held at the auction, the jacket from Adolf Hitler's socks, 169 parts of Nazi items found buyers for about 900 thousand pounds.

At auction, Nazi leader Adolf Hitler's wearing gray uniform jacket in France in 1940 was sold for 275 thousand euros.

The pants of Hitler found a buyer 62 thousand euros
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Hitler's the dog tax receipts of 1929 history, in the auction of 3 thousand 300 euros, was found shot in the head X-ray (on July 20, 1944) receiver 21 thousand euros. 


Nazi officer Hermann Göring  belongings were also seen great interest at auction.

Göring pilot hours 42 thousand, 26 thousand poison box, hat 3 thousand 400, 3 thousand euros to the underwear were sold .

Bild newspaper reported that,  a person ,who kept secret the name, took of 600 thousand euros, giving the  many items of Hitler.



Tornado on Colorado


Saturday, June 18, 2016

Moving bust for Franz Kafka (click the picture for video)



Franz Kafka is one of the iconic and original writer of Modern literature.
This bust was made in Prague for him. 

Friday, June 17, 2016

NASA’s Vision for Our Future on Mars

NASA has taken a nostalgic approach to promoting its Journey to Marsinitiative: stunning travel posters that highlight Mars and its moons in all their glory.
More Flash Gordon than Mark Watney, the retro-style posters—newly released online—have been more than seven years in the making. Created by design firm BRC Imagination Arts for the space agency, they have been a part of the “Explorers Wanted” exhibit at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex since 2009.
“We wanted to design an exhibit that would speak to the future of space exploration, and inspire young people to become interested—and perhaps become our future workforce [of] scientists, engineers, and astronauts,” says Andrea Farmer, the public relations manager for the complex.
As inspiring as a human trip to Mars would be, however, it would hardly be the effortless, romantic trip the posters invoke.
“It’s a choice, not an imperative,” John Logsdon, an emeritus professor at George Washington University’s Space Policy Institute, said in a previous interview. “Mars is far away, it’s hard to get there, and it costs a lot of money.”
Exploring Mars would be like traveling nine months one-way to visit a landscape even more inhospitable than Antarctica. Mars’s bone-dry atmosphere, more than 50 times thinner than the air at Everest’s summit, is not breathable. Temperatures swing from -225 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit (-153 to 20 degrees Celsius), and gentle winds swirl over soils filled with toxic perchlorates.
Then, assuming anyone survives this onslaught, how exactly would astronauts leave Mars to return to Earth?
There’s also the political question. Recent studies of bare-bones Mars missions have managed to keep costs contained to NASA’s current exploration budget—roughly eight billion dollars in 2016—if Congress committs to annual increases to adjust for inflation. But even the most aggressive plans yet announced put humans on Mars’s surface by the 2030s, requiring a long-term financial commitment and decades of political will.
Even these posters have been caught up in the shifting political winds. Originally, they were intended to highlight NASA’s Constellation program, a Bush administration plan to return to the moon, visit a near-Earth asteroid, and eventually put boots on Martian soil.
However, a blue-ribbon committee expressed concerns with the program in 2009, ultimately scuttling Constellation and forcing Kennedy Space Center to redesign its exhibit, which is now in line with NASA’s current Journey to Mars plans.
Despite the dangers and challenges, people around the world—and throughout NASA—continue to dream big, working toward a day where the posters' fantasies may well become realities.
After all, said Logsdon, “it’s what space people do.”
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Tuesday, June 14, 2016

The Oscar Goes To ......

The best films of the last 10 years the Oscar winners

 That ranking for those who want to remember ...

Which one is the best one for you ..? Did you watch them before?

2014 - Birdman   Director: Alejandro González Iñárritu



2013 - 12 Years a Slave Director :Steve McQueen


2012 - Argo  Director: Ben Affleck


2011 - The Artist  Director :Michel Hazanavicius

2010 - The King's Speech Director:  Tom Hooper


2009 - The Hurt Locker Director: Kathryn Bigelow



2008 - Slumdog Millionaire Director :Danny Boyle



2007 -No Country for Old Men Director :Joel Coen


2006 - The Departed Director : Martin Scorsese


2005 - Crash  Director : Paul Haggis

Monday, June 13, 2016

He Is Amazing !

You should definitely watch, amazing !

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