Test, TEST or Tester may refer to:

Test (assessment), an assessment intended to measure the respondents' knowledge or other abilities

Physical fitness test

Driving test

Performance test (assessment)

Performance test (bar exam)

Test match (disambiguation), an international sporting contest

River Test, a river in England

''Tests'' (album), a 1998 album by The Microphones

"Tester", a song by Anthrax on the album ''Stomp 442''

The upper part of a four-poster bed

Tester, a canopy over a tomb or pulpit, also known as a sounding board

''The Tester'', a reality show produced by Sony about videogame testing

Johnny Test, eponymous animated tv show

Science and technology

Concept inventory, an assessment to reveal student thinking on a topic

test (Unix), a Unix command for evaluating conditional expressions

TEST (x86 instruction), an x86 assembly language instruction

Software testing, the process of verifying that a software program works as expected

Experiment, a part of the scientific method

Test (biology), the shell of sea urchins and certain microorganisms

Test method, a definitive procedure that produces a test result

Chemical test, a procedure designed to prove the existence of, or to quantify, a particular substance

Psychological testing, the use of behavioral samples to make inferences about an individual

Physical test determine characteristics of a product

Statistical test, a statistical procedure aiming to classify the elements of a population

Statistical hypothesis testing, a method of making statistical decisions using experimental data, particular case of the former

Toxicology testing

People

Desmond Tester (1919–2002)

John Test (1771–1849)

Jon Tester (born 1956), junior Senator from Montana, a Democrat

Ralph Tester, head of the Testery, a British codebreaking station at Bletchley Park

Ruth Tester (1903–1993)

Scan Tester (1887–1972), English folk and country musician

William Tester (born 1960), American novelist

Zachary Test (born 1989), American rugby union player

Andrew Martin (1975–2009), professional wrestler who used the ring name "Test"

See also

Legal tests

Lists of tests

Quality infrastructure

The Test (disambiguation)

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Coordinates	6°26′″N100°12′″N
name	Tay Zonday
background	solo_singer
birth name	Adam Nyerere Bahner
birth date	July 06, 1982
instrument	VocalsKeyboard
genre	Outsider musicR&B;Experimental musicSpoken word
occupation	singer, actor, announcer, musician, Rapper
years active	2007–present
website	www.tayzonday.com
notable instruments	}}

Adam Nyerere Bahner (born July 6, 1982), better known by the pseudonym Tay Zonday, is an American musician, YouTube personality and voice actor. He is well-known by listeners for his deep baritone voice whilst singing. He entered mainstream exposure when his song "Chocolate Rain", and accompanying video on YouTube, became a popular Internet meme in July 2007. , "Chocolate Rain" has more than 70 million views.

Media response

In July 2007, Zonday went from being a grad student in Minneapolis, Minnesota to appearances on national television. He appeared on the ''Opie & Anthony Show'', G4TV's ''Attack of the Show!'', VH1's ''Best Week Ever'', ''Lily Allen and Friends'', ''Jimmy Kimmel Live'', Tosh.O, and Maury where he performed "Chocolate Rain" on national television a little over three months after he posted his composition on YouTube. He made the front page of Sunday's ''Los Angeles Times'' on August 12, 2007 with additional features in The ''Toronto Star'', The ''Chicago Tribune''''s ''RedEye'', The ''Star Tribune'' and ''People'' and has appeared on CNN for a televised interview. He also has appeared on Fox News. On February 12, 2008, he appeared on the television show ''Lily Allen and Friends'' on BBC Three, and performed a cover of Lily Allen's debut "Smile". In March 2008 the video won a YouTube-award in the category "Music".

The Australian ''Daily Telegraph'' newspaper wrote: "Tay Zonday has written perhaps the most listened to song in the world right now." ''People'' said: "He's scored a YouTube hit with his repetitive, keyboard-driven 'Chocolate Rain', and after a recent appearance on ''Jimmy Kimmel Live'', Tay Zonday's star is shining even brighter." The article also noted that celebrity musicians paid tribute to the song as its popularity rapidly peaked in August 2007. Singer John Mayer reportedly mimicked Zonday's keyboard riff with his guitar in concert, along with appearing on ''Best Week Ever'' improvising a parody to the tune of Nelly Furtado's "Say It Right". Green Day drummer Tré Cool recorded a cover of "Chocolate Rain" which he posted on Youtube. Zonday also became the subject of thousands of other parodies and remixes on YouTube. A clip of his video was also shown on CW11's ''Online Nation'', a new series. Zonday has been interviewed twice on ''Good Morning America'', in March and November 2008.

Career

Zonday starred in a commercial for Comedy Central's "Last Laugh 07", hosted by Lewis Black. He released a video titled "Cherry Chocolate Rain", in a promotion with Dr Pepper. He starred alongside Leslie Hall in a commercial for Firefox singing a song titled "Users Against Boredom" in a parody of We Are The World. Tay has said his voice is often compared to Ru Paul, Paul Robeson, Barry White, James Earl Jones, and Brad Roberts of the Crash Test Dummies, while his look is often described as a casual blend of Kermit the frog and Yoda on crack, respectively. He appeared in-person at Intel's Consumer Electronics Show booth, rendering the source files of the "Chocolate Rain" YouTube video in Sony Vegas.

The Grammy Award-winning music video for rock band Weezer's single "Pork and Beans" featured Zonday along with other YouTube celebrities in May 2008, spoofing his appearance in "Chocolate Rain"; as well, he performed an acoustic version of the song with Brian Bell of Weezer.

As a voice actor, Zonday voiced part of a multimedia presentation built to celebrate 50 years of NASA history. He also voiced a role in AdultSwim's Robot Chicken, spoofing his own song "Chocolate Rain".

Zonday was featured on the "Jace Hall Show", where he was comically interviewed at a famous Hollywood restaurant in a play on the dissonance between Internet-fame and the traditional entertainment industry.

In February 2010 Zonday cameoed in a Vizio Super Bowl commercial opened by Beyoncé. In October 2010, he appeared on Comedy Central's Night of Too Many Stars autism charity event during a musical number with Steve Carell and Stephen Colbert.

In August 2011, Zonday appeared on ''America's Got Talent'' and performed a grand total of 15 seconds of his song "Chocolate Rain".

Zonday had a cameo in The Guild Season 5 episode 3, ''Megagame-o-ramacon!'', aired on August 9, 2011.

See also

List of YouTube celebrities

Fifteen minutes of fame

References

External links

Tay Zonday Official site

Tay Zonday's YouTube channel

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Rémi Gaillard (born 7 February 1975 in Montpellier, Hérault, France) is a French humorist who uploads videos on YouTube. After losing his job at a shoe store, Rémi then began to use his free time to have fun and run some pranks on the public. He is the 18# most subscribed comedian on YouTube.

Gaillard gained attention in the French media after performing a well-documented series of pranks, including an appearance disguised as a Lorient football player in the ''2002 Coupe de France'' final match, during which he took part in the winners' celebrations and was greeted by the then president of the French Republic, Jacques Chirac. He is also an amateur football player and has posted videos of his skills.

Gaillard has appeared in several sport events, TV game shows and political rallies.

Concept

Gaillard became famous for his videos where he displays an "outrageous" style of humour, questioning public norms:

stealing someone's lottery ticket and appearing to have won;

dressed as a sheep, laying funeral flowers in front of roasting sheep;

transforming a roundabout into a roofless home;

many challenges to rigid conventions, by perturbing

* the old-aged public of ''Countdown'',

* the well-ordered behaviour of tennis exhibition matches,

* the police.

The majority of Gaillard's stunts have resulted in prison sentences for the comedian.

His videos were mostly posted on Stage 6. After this did not pick up he posted them on his YouTube channel. In most, Gaillard plays pranks on other people and TV shows.

Gaillard's motto is ''C'est en faisant n'importe quoi qu'on devient n'importe qui'' ("It's by doing whatever, that one becomes whoever.").

Most of Gaillard's videos are shot by his friend Grégory Laffargue.

Sketches

The majority of Gaillard's sketches are of the hidden camera type, in which the antagonist performs an unexpected or surprising action to elicit humorous responses from the bewildered witnesses. Gaillard often disguises himself in outlandish costumes for the pranks. During some pranks, Gaillard is accompanied by a crowd of friends, giving the action a flashmob-like nature. Some other videos may feature acrobatics like aiming footballs at distant goal-like objects, or more still aim to antagonize police forces he interacts with during his sketches.

Gaillard shot his first sketch in 1999 with a friend in Montpellier. In 2001, he created an internet website, nimportequi.com.

He gained notoriety in 2002 at the finals of the Coupe de France. Disguised as an FC Lorient player, he celebrated the team's victory with the players, shook the hand of the then French President Jacques Chirac and signed autographs, without anyone realizing that he was not a player on the team.

Some of his most famous sketches are parodies of the Rocky Balboa movies, Pac Man, Mario Kart, and his football videos.

He often dresses up in large animal costumes. Pig, dog, cat, turtle, snail, bee, shark, kangaroo, spider, beaver, fly, gorilla, chicken, penguin, giraffe, rabbit, butterfly and sheep have all been used in pranks.

In 2007, he gained the attention of journalists from Le Monde and was invited on a few talk shows..

On his official site, Gaillard claims over 1.1 billion views on his videos on the web.

Gaillard also appeared in Orangina, Pepsi, Durex and LG commercials.

References

External links

Gaillard's Dailymotion channel

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Coordinates	6°26′″N100°12′″N
name	Ari Vatanen
birth date	April 27, 1952 nationality Finnish
years	1974 - 1998, 2003
teams	Ford, Opel, Peugeot, Subaru, BMW, Mitsubishi
races	101
championships	1 (1981)
wins	10
podiums	27
stagewins	527
points	518
first race	1974 1000 Lakes Rally
first win	1980 Acropolis Rally
last win	1985 Swedish Rally
last race	2003 Rally Finland }}

Ari Pieti Uolevi Vatanen () (born 27 April 1952 in Tuupovaara) is a Finnish rally driver turned politician and Member of the European Parliament 1999–2009. Vatanen won the World Rally Championship drivers' title in 1981 and the Paris Dakar Rally four times.

Biography

Vatanen was born and grew up in rural Tuupovaara in Eastern Finland. His debut year in professional rallying was 1970, and he debuted in the World Rally Championship at the 1974 1000 Lakes Rally. His first international rally was the 1975 Rothmans 747 Rally in Jamaica driving a Datsun 120Y. He placed 12th with co-driver Gerry Phillips. He won the British Rally Championship in 1976 and 1980 with Peter Bryant and David Richards. In 1977, Vatanen became a regular privateer contestant in the WRC with a Ford Escort RS1800. For the 1979 season, he was signed by Rothmans Rally Team. Continuing with an RS1800, he took his debut win at the 1980 Acropolis Rally and became the World Rally Champion in 1981. From 1979 until the end of 1981, Vatanen was co-driven by David Richards, who went on to become chairman of Prodrive, the Banbury based motorsport team and one of the most influential figures in British (and worldwide) motorsport. In the 1982 season, Vatanen did not defend his title and competed in only three world rallies.

In 1984, Vatanen signed to drive the Peugeot 205 T16 for Peugeot's factory team. From the 1984 1000 Lakes Rally to 1985 Swedish Rally, Vatanen won five world rallies in a row. Close to death after a major accident on the 1985 Rally Argentina, Vatanen spent 18 months winning a personal health battle over serious injury and depression. He went on to make a complete recovery and his return to motorsport in 1987 saw him go on to win the Paris-Dakar Rally four times; with Peugeot in 1987, 1989 and 1990, and with Citroën in 1991. He became the centre of controversy when his car was stolen whilst leading the same rally in 1988.

With Peugeot, Vatanen also won the Pikes Peak International Hillclimb, after Peugeot stopped participating in the World Rally Championship in 1986, due to the demise of Group B rallying. Peugeot used the lessons learnt from its 205 T16 to create the 405 T16. With at least , large aerofoils, four-wheel drive and four-wheel steering, Vatanen took the car up the hill in record time, his efforts being captured in the award-winning short film ''Climb Dance''.

Vatanen's autobiography ''Every Second Counts'', detailing his life and career up until that point, was published in 1988 (SAF Publishing, ISBN 0-946719-04-7) and instantly became a best seller.

Vatanen continued competing in the World Rally Championship more or less actively until the 1998 season. He drove for Mitsubishi Ralliart Europe in four events in 1989 and in five events in 1990. His best result with the Mitsubishi Galant VR-4 was second at the 1990 1000 Lakes Rally. From 1992 to 1993, he competed for Subaru in 11 events, finishing second three times, including on the debut event of the first Subaru Impreza in Finland. Vatanen briefly led the event before being overhauled by eventual winner Juha Kankkunen. Even so, he was dropped by the Subaru team at the end of the 1993 season in favour of Carlos Sainz.

The following year he returned to the wheel of a Ford, driving the Ford Escort Cosworth for a semi-private team, and then being co-opted into the Ford factory team where he stood in for the injured Francois Delecour. His most notable result that year was a podium finish on Rally Argentina, the first time he had contested the event since his accident there nine years previously.

The 1995 and 1996 seasons were quiet for Vatanen, whose career as a top-line driver was slowly drawing to a close. At the time there was a surplus of drivers and those late in their careers, such as Vatanen, tended to lose out in favour of younger talents. Nevertheless, he continued to contest a few events then and in subsequent years, his best result being a podium finish at the 1998 Safari Rally. He then briefly returned to a works Subaru for the season-ending Rally of Great Britain, marking his 100th World Rally Championship event.

Although he became much less active in rallying, his hunger for motorsport had not left him completely however, and Vatanen joined Nissan in the Paris-Dakar in 2003, finishing seventh. He also made an appearance at the 2003 Rally Finland with a Bozian Racing-prepared Peugeot 206 WRC, and finished eleventh. In 2004 and 2005, Vatanen drove the Dakar for Nissan as well, and in 2007 he made another attempt with Volkswagen, but retired on the seventh stage.

He currently holds the position of 'Club Patron' to the Ireland's Donegal Motor Club since 2002. He has a long association with the Donegal Motor Club and the Donegal International Rally, competing twice early in his career, 1975 and 1978.

In September 2008, Vatanen took part in the ''Colin McRae Forest Stages Rally'', a round of the Scottish Rally Championship centred in Perth in Scotland. His co-driver was once again David Richards and they competed in the same Rothmans sponsored Ford Escort RS1800 that they drove in 1981. He was one of a number of ex-world champions to take part in the event in memory of McRae, who died in 2007.

Political career

Following his years of working with a French rally team, in 1993 he settled in southern France where he bought a farm and a winery. He soon developed an interest in politics, and in 1999 he was elected to the European Parliament from the list of the conservative Finnish National Coalition party, despite continuing to live in France. The issues he has worked on include car taxation, traffic policies, development aid, and agricultural policy.

In 2004 he was re-elected, this time from the list of the conservative French Union for a Popular Movement. In 2009 European Parliament elections Vatanen was again a National Coalition candidate in Finland, but he did not get elected this time.

In July 2009 Vatanen declared his interest in being a candidate to stand against Max Mosley in the FIA presidential elections in October, should current president Mosley decide to restand for another term. He later confirmed that he will run for the presidency. On 23 October 2009, Vatanen failed in his bid to be elected as president of the FIA, which was won by his former team boss at Peugeot, subsequently Scuderia Ferrari manager Jean Todt.

He is a signatory of the Prague Declaration on European Conscience and Communism.

WRC victories

:{|class="wikitable" ! Number ! Event ! Season ! Co-driver ! Car |- | 1 | 27th Acropolis Rally | 1980 | David Richards | Ford Escort RS1800 |- | 2 | 28th Acropolis Rally | 1981 | David Richards | Ford Escort RS1800 |- | 3 | 3° Marlboro Rallye do Brasil | 1981 | David Richards | Ford Escort RS1800 |- | 4 | 31st 1000 Lakes Rally | 1981 | David Richards | Ford Escort RS1800 |- | 5 | 31st Marlboro Safari Rally | 1983 | Terry Harryman | Opel Ascona 400 |- | 6 | 34th 1000 Lakes Rally | 1984 | Terry Harryman | Peugeot 205 T16 |- | 7 | 26° Rallye Sanremo | 1984 | Terry Harryman | Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 |- | 8 | 33rd Lombard RAC Rally | 1984 | Terry Harryman | Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 |- | 9 | 53ème Rallye Automobile de Monte-Carlo | 1985 | Terry Harryman | Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 |- | 10 | 35th International Swedish Rally | 1985 | Terry Harryman | Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 |}

WRC Results

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! Entrant

! Car

! 1

! 2

! 3

! 4

! 5

! 6

! 7

! 8

! 9

! 10

! 11

! 12

! 13

! 14

! WDC

! Points

! Ari Vatanen

! Opel Ascona 19

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! -

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Ford Escort (Europe)>Ford Escort RS 1600

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Ford Escort (Europe)>Ford Escort RS 1800

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! Ari Vatanen

Ford Escort (Europe)>Ford Escort RS 1800

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! -

! -

! Ari Vatanen

Ford Escort (Europe)>Ford Escort RS 1800

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! -

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! Ari Vatanen

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Marlboro (cigarette)>Marlboro

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! Rothmans Rally Team

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5th

50

BP Ford World Rally Team>Ford Motor Co

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! Publimmo Racing

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4th

50

! Rothmans Rally Team

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! Rothmans Rally Team

Ford Escort (Europe)>Ford Escort RS 1800

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! David Sutton Motorsport

!rowspan=2

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13th

15

! MCD / Mobira

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Rothmans Rally Team>Rothmans Opel Rally Team

! Opel Ascona 400

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!rowspan=2

! Opel Ascona 400

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6th

44

! Opel Manta 400

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! Peugeot Talbot Sport

! Peugeot 205 Turbo 16

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! 4th

! 60

! Peugeot Talbot Sport

! Peugeot 205 Turbo 16

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! 4th

! 55

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Subaru>Fuji Heavy Industries

Subaru Leone>Subaru RX Turbo

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19th

16

BP Ford World Rally Team>Ford Motor Co

! Ford Sierra RS Cosworth

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Prodrive>Prodrive BMW

! BMW M3

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0

Ralliart>Ralliart Europe

! Mitsubishi Galant VR-4

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Ralliart>Mitsubishi Ralliart Europe

! Mitsubishi Galant VR-4

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! 40th

! 8

Ralliart>Mitsubishi Ralliart Europe

! Mitsubishi Galant VR-4

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! 16th

! 15

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! Milk Team

Ford Sierra RS Cosworth>Ford Sierra Cosworth RS 4x4

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22nd

12

! Subaru Rally Team Europe

! Subaru Legacy RS

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! Subaru Rally Team Europe

! Subaru Legacy RS

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! 11th

! 25

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!rowspan=2

! Subaru Legacy RS

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7th

38

! Subaru Impreza 555

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! SMS

Ford Escort RS Cosworth

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9th

28

BP Ford World Rally Team>Ford Motor Co

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BP Ford World Rally Team>Ford Motor Co

! Ford Escort RS Cosworth

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! -

! 0

! Motorsport Consultancy

! Ford Escort WRC

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! -

! 0

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BP Ford World Rally Team>Ford Motor Co

! Ford Escort WRC

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11th

6

Subaru World Rally Team>555 Subaru World Rally Team

Subaru Impreza WRC>Subaru Impreza WRC 98

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! Bozian Racing

! Peugeot 206 WRC

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! -

! 0

References

External links

Ari Vatanen's official website

Climb Dance at Google Video

Profile at RallyBase

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