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Мирослав Иванович Антонович (1 марта 1917 — 11 апреля 2006) — украинский и нидерландский певец (баритон), хоровой дирижёр и музыковед. Доктор музыковедения. Заслуженный деятель искусств Украины (1997).

Биография
Учился в Высшем музыкальном институте во Львове у Одарки Бандровской. В 1948 году переехал в Нидерланды. В 1951 году окончил музыковедческий факультет Утрехтского университета (класс Альберта Смийерса), в 1951—1982 годах — его профессор.

В 1951 году основал Византийский хор, руководителем которого был до 1991 года. Гастролировал по странах Европы и Америки, 16 октября 1959 года хор выступил перед Папой Римским Иоанном XXIII. В 1976 году по случаю 25-й годовщины коллектива Антонович написал книгу об истории хора. В 1990 году он провёл первые гастроли по УССР.

Репертуар Антоновича составляли украинская духовная музыка, произведения украинских композиторов, народные песни.

В 1997 году за весомый вклад в популяризацию в мире украинской хоровой музыки, церковных и народных песен получил звание Заслуженный деятель искусств Украины. Кавалер ордена «За заслуги» III степени (2001).

Мирослав Антонович умер 11 апреля 2006 года в районе Флете-де-Мирн (Утрехт).

Труды
 «Українські співаки на Московщині в XVII ст.» (1961, Париж)
 «Станіслав Людкевич — композитор, музиколог» (1980, Рим)
 «Станіслав Людкевич — композитор, музиколог» (1999, Львов)
 Antonowytsch, M. Die Motette Benedicta es von Josquin des Prez und die Messen super Benedicta von Willaert, Palestrina, de la Hêle und de Monte. Utrecht : Wed. J.R. van Rossum. 1951.
 Antonowycz, M. (ed.). Werken van Josquin des Prés / uitgeg. door A. Smijers. Amsterdam : Alsbach. Afl. 45—55. (1921) 1957—1969.
 Antonowycz, M. The chants from Ukrainian Heirmologia. Bilthoven : Creyghton. 1974.
 Antonowycz, M. Het Utrechts Byzantijns koor o.l.v. Dr. M. Antonowycz, 1951—1976. Utrecht : Utrechts Byzantijns Koor. 1976.
 Antonowycz, M. Oekraïne en de Byzantijnse ritus. Hoensbroek : KoNeZA. 2000.

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Музыковеды Украины
Музыковеды Нидерландов
Выпускники Львовской национальной академии искусств
Выпускники Утрехтского университета

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YPI Sells the Latest 54m Amels 177
Published: 11 October 2010 Category: Yacht Charter & Brokerage Author: YPI
We are very pleased and very proud to have successfully concluded the sale of this spectacular build," says YPI Group CEO Bertrand Vogèle. "The new owner has seized a rare opportunity and is extremely happy to have bought a 54-metre AMELS yacht delivering in Spring 2011."
YPI signed the Central Agency Agreement less than three months ago but YPI Broker Will Allen is not surprised by the speed at which the yacht sold. "You can't hide quality," he explains. "It is quality and value that counts in today's marketplace. We knew when we signed HULL 458 we would bring some important enquiries…and we did. In the end it really was a case of who wanted it most."
YPI Sales Broker Mike Rich, acting for the buyers, helped negotiate the successful purchase of the yacht. "I am very pleased for my clients,' he says. "They are now the proud owners of one of the most amazing builds."
The AMELS 177 sale comes just two weeks after the Group's notable presence at both this year's Cannes and Monaco Yacht Shows when no less than eight YPI-related yachts were on display including the eagerly awaited and actively-for-sale J-Class: LIONHEART and the much-visited 61.5-metre AMELS: SOLEMAR.
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For most people, Groove Music works well for listening to one's own music collection that some of us have built over the years. Yet, indie developers sometime offer us with choices that aim to offer an edge over the usual fare.
M Player is simple lightweight music player for Windows 10 Mobile devices. Sporting a clean and simple UI with intuitive navigation, the full-featured music player offers a few nifty features over other music players on Windows Store.
M Player is probably the only music player for Windows that supports sorting your music by folders under your music library. Millennials who've only used streaming music services might not get it, but for old-school folks like me this might be very important. A lot of us have carefully downloaded several gigs of music and sorted them in folders on our own whim and preference instead of relying on artist/album metadata as reflected in the app's music library.
The navigation is seamless, and you can check out the current queue by just double tapping on the current song. The app also allows you to set theme color by your current mood. A latest update added timer support to the app allowing users to set a timer after which the app would pause playing music.
M Player is an interesting take on music player, and for most parts, it works well. A few performance issues and rough edges here and there are being taken care of with progressive updates, and you must give it a whirl. The free trial is fully functional, and not time-limited. If you want to support the developer, especially if the app works for you, you can choose to pay for the full version.
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Sofia's Review: Supernatural 9.20 "Bloodlines"
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After a long wait, we finally have a sneak peek into Supernatural: Bloodlines. And I have to say, that was a lot of information to take in. But even though my head hurts, I am definitely intrigued by the concept of the show. This pilot wasn't perfect, there is definitely work to be done, but what's not to love about Chicago and the "Supernatural" universe? The answer to that question is nothing.
Just for my own sanity, I think it's best to start with a little recap of our main players.
First, there is Ennis Roth, our main character who tragically lost his girlfriend Tamara in a bizarre, supernatural bar fight. We don't know much else about Ennis except that his father was a cop who died in the line of duty. Or did he?
As Ennis is thrown into the world of hunting, he quickly discovers that Chicago is made up of five monster families who run the entire city; vampires, werewolves, shapeshifters, djinn, and ghouls. In this first episode, the majority of time was spent on werewolves (The Duvals) and shifters (The Lassiters). There seems to be a long-running feud between these two families, although the root of their disagreement is never explained. I suspect someone whacked someone's cousin twice-removed. The whole thing felt very much like two families that had been fighting so long they couldn't even remember why they started. And honestly, that approach can work. If I'm not mistaken, that's how Romeo and Juliet began. But personally, I'd be interested to know how these feuds began. And how did these five particular families come to be at the root of it all. But I'm getting ahead of myself and asking way too much of a backdoor pilot.
Perhaps the most interesting dynamic was the love story between Violet (a werewolf) and David (a shapeshifter). Who doesn't enjoy a little tragic, forbidden love every now and then? It certainly helped that Nathaniel Buzolic who played David Lassiter has a kind of effortless charm. I took a quick glance at his IMDB and it looks like this isn't his first rodeo with The CW. This network has a habit of recycling its actors and as Supernatural fans know, sometimes it works beautifully. To me, David was definitely the most intriguing character. His backstory is a kind of bizzaro version of Sam's. David craved a normal, human life and wanted out of his family responsibilities. So he ran off to college to try and live his own life. But circumstances outside of his control pulled him back in.
I also enjoyed the male bonding going on between David and Ennis. They have both lost someone they care about and their world has been turned upside down because of it. I could see David as an ally for Ennis as he begins his hunting career. David may not be willing to help Ennis kill any of his own family, but he may be able to help him find a way to keep the peace in a city that seems determined to go to war.
On the werewolf side of things we have Julian. A gigantic d-bag. For whatever reason, Violet is basically sold to Julian and the two are going to be married. The whole thing felt very outdated and disturbing. According to Julian, Violet is just there to look pretty and shut up. What I can't understand is why Julian even wants to marry Violet. It doesn't seem like he enjoys being around her at all. And this is 2014. People aren't expected to get married anymore. Although I'm sure it's all about making more werewolf babies to continue those clean bloodlines. Still I feel like Violet has more of a choice in the matter than she seems to think she does. Sure, David's brother threatened her life if she tried to run off with him, but that doesn't mean she has to consign herself to a life with Julian. It seems like she has just thrown in the towel.
If Bloodlines does get picked up, there are a few things I'd like to see. I need some more back story on how these five families came to be the powerhouses that they are. I definitely need some more character development where Ennis Roth is concerned. For me, he fell kind of flat in this episode. To be fair, there was a lot to accomplish in 42 minutes. But if he is supposed to be the main character I need to care about him. I would also like to see a little more grit. There is something a little too polished and shiny about this world. I know "Bloodlines" isn't supposed to be "Supernatural" but it comes from the same universe so it feels like it should ring a little more true to its roots.
What did you all think of this backdoor pilot? Was it what you were expecting? Do you think you would watch it if it gets picked up? Are you anxious to get back to Sam and Dean? I know I am. These last two weeks have been fairly light on the Winchesters. I'm ready to get back into the action.
I did have a few stray observations I wanted to mention.
I was happy to see Sean Farris (Julian Duval) on my TV screen again. I was a fan of the extremely short lived series Life As We Know It. And I've been rooting for him ever since.
I am intrigued by the likelihood that Ennis' father is still alive. The Supernatural universe certainly thrives on absent fathers. But I do wonder what he's been up to. Is it possible the he is a hunter? Or maybe he was turned by one of the families?
I loved the use of "Little Black Submarines" by the Black Keys. It felt like the perfect song for the scene.
Dean: "You're with me, Romeo."
David: "Sounds good, Buffy."
Ennis: "I only see one monster here."
# LEAH 2014-04-30 16:55
Hi Sofia, yeah, it just didn't work for me. If it had been promoted and launched as a separate show I might have liked it more but the SPN connection was non-existent other than the shoehorning in of Sam and Dean and the 'borrowing' of some the elements of the show. Ennis could have found about all of this without them. The idea that this was a spin off was irksome as there are no characters that come from Supernatural which I believe is spinoff 101, right? I was bored. SPN needed a show that advanced the story this late in the season so that didn't help either. I do wish they could find their footing and succeed but on it's own merits not piggybacking on the success of SPN. Good luck to them. Thanks for your thoughts Sofia.
# E 2014-04-30 17:02
Ah, Sofia, you are far more patient, generous and kind then I am. I hated this supposed back door pilot. You said it when you mentioned that the world being built in blood lines bears little (or none at all) resemblance to Sam and Dean's world in Supernatural. I saw no resemblance at all. It was more like Beverly Hills 90210 or Gossip Girls or any other of those awful shows about overly wealthy, overly privileged teenagers who spend the bulk of their time being overly privileged. Ennis didn't look much like a cop; more like a high school student, which actually might have made him more interesting than he currently is. To me, the similarities in back story between Ennis and Sam seems not like a nod and more like a theft and a sad retread. They couldn't figure out another way to make us like Ennis than to reuse old plot lines?
And I predicted that there would be a lot of close, tight camera shots of people's faces as they hold their blank stares in a way that is supposed to resemble emotion of some kind. I called it on that score because we got that in droves! Angst and close camera shots galore! And not one of them was either Sam or Dean. :( .
So to answer your questions:
What did you all think of this backdoor pilot? Was it what you were expecting? Do you think you would watch it if it gets picked up? Are you anxious to get back to Sam and Dean?
I hated the back door pilot. It was EXACTLY what I was expecting. I definitely will not be watching. I am so, so anxious to get back to Sam and Dean and see where all of the interesting plot ideas end up going. I feel like we've been on another forced and badly timed hiatus. As far as I am concerned, Superantural was not aired this past week.
# cheryl42 2014-04-30 17:40
Honestly I am going to watch it again like I do any episode of SPN that I didn't enjoy the first time around. Hopefully a rewatch will be better. I really think the episode would have worked better if Sam and Dean weren't involved at all or were a lot more involved. I did like the character of David and he and Ennis could have an interesting relationship. I just really feel that this might not have been the best audience to pitch this story to. We fell in love with two brothers on the road saving people hunting things. There is a reason I don't watch TVD or TO and even Arrow. Don't care for the melodrama or love interests.
# sofia 2014-04-30 20:02
You raise an interesting point that I agree with. There either needed to be a lot more Sam and Dean, or none at all. I also agree that this resembled some of the other CW shows, none of which I watch. I'm not much into soapy TV but I am holding out hope that like most pilots, this episode was a really awkward, info-dump. But only time will tell.
# Freebird 2014-04-30 17:51
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Sofia.
This episode didn't work for me at all. I'm not even sure that it needs more time to develop to become better. Basically, it's "Godfather with fangs", except that "The Godfather" movies are excellent work. Bloodlines seems to be just another soap opera with beautiful people. Good comparison to Beverly Hills 90210 and the like, E.
On the other hand, what this episode proved, is how GOOD a show Supernatural is! So yeah, I'm looking forward to continue watching it without the polished looks and the angry, vain, revengeful, full of hatred, perfectly styled people in mansions.
# obsessed 2014-04-30 19:31
Im usually more of a lurker than a poster but I had to throw my two cents in on this one. Didn't work for me. At all. I'll watch SPN till the final curtain falls and beyond but this episode is all I ever intend to watch of Bloodlines
# KG_SPN 2014-05-01 00:09
Thanks for your thoughtful review Sofia. I'm pleased to see that there are some reviewers out there that are not just dismissing Bloodlines out of hand. I enjoyed watching the Supernatural universe from another perspective... and note, that this is not the first time our Show has done this... think Ghostfacers and Bitten. Not everyone likes the Ghostfacers. Not everyone enjoyed Bitten. And clearly, not everyone enjoyed Bloodlines. But all those episodes had a vibe that was different to a 'typical' episode of Supernatural. And it's one of the things I like about the creators of our Show - they are not afraid to try new things, even if they don't always work out. I, for one, will always support them in this... and give them the benefit of the doubt. After all, they've given me SO much with this Show and characters that I've grown to love :)
As you said, the pilot wasn't perfect and it definitely needs some work. But I liked the chemistry between Ennis and David. I liked some of the humor. When David said "We shift our shape... it's kinda all there in the name" while trying to explain what a shape-shifter was, I laughed out loud. And, when he called Dean Buffy, it was priceless (as was Sam's face at that moment). I really hope they retain the humour if they get picked up. I also liked the way Sam and Dean were used in this episode (though I know many didn't). They provided some of the lighter moments... and I loved how nonchalant they were about lopping of a monster's head and trying to explain monsters in one short sentence ;)
So yeah, I liked Bloodlines enough to watch a few more episodes if it's given a chance to develop... and I really hope it is. Will I love it? I can't answer that right now because it often takes me half a season to warm to characters in a new show. But I'm not going to dismiss it out of hand like many people that I've seen on social media in the last 24 hours.
I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one who is willing to give it a couple more episodes to find its groove. Thanks for your thoughts!
# mary9930 2014-05-01 07:25
Thanks Sofia. It's always good to get another perspective. I also liked what KG_SPN said about trying new things even if they don't work out. There were some ideas in the show worth pursuing but on the whole I wouldn't even say it rates a second chance with me. That's ok because I don't think it was aimed at me.
Sofia, you referred to Julian as Violet's fiance. I was very confused about whether he was her brother or fiance. That should have been more clear. It reminded me of April the angel/reaper.
I thought, and I could be wrong, that Julian and Violet were engaged. I think they did use the term brother at one point but I assumed that was more of a nod to their werewolf family.
# Sylvie 2014-05-01 14:40
From what I understood, I thought he was her brother, and she was going to be married to one of the New York families. Just like the real mob in that fashion! ;) I may be wrong though. I really didn't care for the episode too much. Although I do like the actor that plays David. He played Cole in "The Vampire Diaries", and he was deliciously evil with a good helping of funny on the side. And the girl that plays Violet, hasn't she been on another SPN episode? She looks really familiar.
With all due respect KG-SPN I think many of us gave this a fair chance. Bitten and Ghostfacers weren't presented as SPN spin offs. I don't think we dismissed it out of hand. The marriage of the two show just didn't work for many reasons. The appearance of Sam and Dean felt awkward. The most important thing was that it just wasn't interesting. I treated this the same as any other episode. It should have caught my interest a little if it is going to be a series. It honestly might have worked better had it been timed better but I doubt it. I would have loved to have been delighted. Many people are in agreement on this and I don't believe it is just because we have our nose out of joint because of it being Sam and Dean lite. It was just not a good hour of television, IMO, not for our show or for a potential new series. I have no ill will towards the project nor an ax to grind. I am not a "hater" (I read twitter), I just have a difference of opinion. I wish them well. I am glad you liked it.
# Nitewoman7 2014-05-01 15:54
Thanks Sophie for the review. I did not enjoy the episode on any level except I liked David. It was not even close to the pilot of SPN, that pilot hooked me right away. The attempt at simialarities to SPN, girlfriend killed, phone call from a father thought to be dead etc was retread to me. Ennis was an ordinary perpon knowing nothing of supernatural things and without taking a breath says " You are the only monster i see" and just shoots him made no sense. Now he is just a murderer period. i was sorry TPTB wasted a SPN episode and Dean and Sam were wasted, they didn't add anything and THAT IS CRIMINAL! There were a few good lines. if it is picked up i will give it a chance. Most pilots are not great but get better with more episodes, so jury is still out on that. It may have been aimed at a yournger viewership (and I don't in anyway fall into that catagory) I watch TVD and TO and even TTP and I love Arrow. Final thought - sure not the Supernatural world I love with Dean and Sam.
# kaj 2014-05-02 18:12
Ennis was an ordinary perpon knowing nothing of supernatural things and without taking a breath says " You are the only monster i see" and just shoots him made no sense. Now he is just a murderer period. i was sorry TPTB wasted a SPN episode and Dean and Sam were wasted, they didn't add anything and THAT IS CRIMINAL!
# meistergedanken 2014-05-02 12:08
Hey guys – found your site about six months ago and have been reading it ever since. Keep up the good work!
I have to say, my wife and I are both solid Supernatural fans, and both of us simply loathed Bloodlines. My wife even quit watching it about 40 minutes in. I won't go into all the various criticisms, but I will say that last night I went to the show's FB page and read through over 400 of the 1200 or so comments about 'Bloodlines' and it wasn't pretty – the ratio was about 10 – to -1 against the show. Many were going to pretend they had never seen it, others wanted an apology for their wasted time, and several demanded that the episode be "salted and burned" so that it would never pose a threat in the future. Probably about 50 stated that it was the worst episode ever. The CW, or whoever cooked up this abomination miscalculated badly – and especially if they thought they would scoop up Supernatural's fan base without effort. In a way, it was heartening to see my own complaints repeated dozens of times; clearly others felt the same way (other people were definitely pissed about how they ignored the previous mythology about shapeshifters, for example). What the hell were Bloodlines creators thinking?
Besides: we already have a show about different monsters ruling a city from behind the scenes: it's called Grimm.
Worst moment of the pilot:
New character: "Hey, if she still has her cell phone we could track its signal to locate her!"
Sam (seemingly wincing at the stupidity of what he is supposed to say in a genuine and non-sarcastic manner): "Yeah, that might work! We should try it."
Well, don't get me wrong. I love Ghostfacers and I enjoyed Bitten. I do! I like Bitten because the tone and the grit is more in line with supernatural. If they made spin off based on Bitten I think it will be better received. The main problem why Bitten was not well liked IMHO is because the lack of Sam and Dean. Storywise, it's good and expanding the story of a Werewolf girl who always on a run, eating animal hearts with a good dash of angst and a little bit of romance is worth a try.
Ghostfacers works as a spin off before because the chemistry of the cast is superb and the tone of the show is similar to Supernatural. Maybe if they want to make another spin off they should use the same formula.
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On April 1st (no joke) Frontier Communications eliminated SNY from its Vantage TV lineup. This is curious coming from a company that has invested much in Connecticut.
I switched to the precursor of Frontier, AT&T, as soon as it was available to escape the clutches of cable TV. I embraced Frontier when they took over from AT&T, shunning repeated efforts by Charter Communications to have me return. Charter is now Spectrum, and I have resisted their ads, calls, mailings, etc. My reward from Frontier is that, as a loyal Mets and UCONN fan, I have had SNY unceremoniously eliminated from my channel lineup with little consideration of my desires.
No Mets, No UCONN, No SNY. Customers are mere pawns, apparently. Lack of consideration of customer desires is curious. How ironic, that a company which has a huge ad for their service covering the entire outside roof of the Webster Bank Arena, and provides free internet service inside the arena, has blacked-out a huge staple of UCONN Athletics from many Connecticut citizens.


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Il singolare del torneo di tennis Swiss Open Gstaad 1978, facente parte della categoria Grand Prix, ha avuto come vincitore Guillermo Vilas che ha battuto in finale José Luis Clerc 6-3, 7-6, 6-4.

Teste di serie

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 Vladimír Zedník (primo turno)
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Q: Bernoulli trials with a stopping rule Consider an infinite sequences of Bernoulli experiment with a probability of success of $p$, and consider a real number $\alpha$. At each date $t$, the process stops whenever the ratio of successes to failures falls below the threshold $\alpha$, and continues otherwise. Call $\tau$ the (potentially infinite) stopping time of this problem.
I am interested in the limit properties of this problem when $p$ gets close to 1. In particular, I would like to know whether it is true that the process almost never stops when $p$ is large enough, i.e. that
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It is clear that for each finite $t$,
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but I don't know how to deal with the limit. Any hint would be appreciated, thanks!

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Google to Now Show More Contextual Subtopics in Search Results
By ANI | Updated: 17 August 2018 17:56 IST
The next time you are looking up for a particular city to move to, Google plans to show you the comparison between two cities, and possibly even tell you about the cost difference. Google has added a new feature to its search engine with the aim to provide you with more relevant information to give you multiple aspects of a topic with a single search.
The change will be visible through the panels which will be automatically generated based on the company's understanding (read machine learning) of the topics from content on the web. So, for instance, if you are searching for quartz vs granite for your kitchen top, you will see a panel with relevant subtopics such as the difference in cost, recommended size, benefits, durability, and so on.
The update to the search engine will be rolling out over the next few days and is aimed at making Search more useful and quick for users, the company said in its blog.
Pierce Vollucci, Product Manager, Google, said in the official blog post, "This new format is meant to help guide you with what we understand to be common, useful aspects of the topic and help you sift through the information available, all with the goal of delivering the most relevant results for you."
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If you're reading this, you're either a gamer stuck for choice and looking for a second opinion on what to treat yourself to for Christmas OR you're a parent who hasn't the first idea when it comes to the world of video games and you have a child asking for this, that and the other and you need some guidance.
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Which game will you be hoping is under your tree this Xmas?
A winner of over 200 'Game Of The Year' awards and the best-selling fantasy RPG of all time, Skyrim is one game you cannot afford to miss out on this Christmas. Especially since this edition has been remastered in beautiful HD for the updated consoles and includes all three add-ons (Dawnguard, Hearthfire and Dragonborn) AND provides the power of PC mod's on consoles for the first time.
You can get lost in your own world as a sword bearing fighter, a magic wielding mage or a stealthy archer, playing as various races with rich backgrounds and cultures for each. When you play Skyrim, you're in it for the long haul because you can pour hundreds of hours into this game and still find new adventures to go gallivanting on. A certifiable must-buy of the festive season!
As first person shooters (FPS) go, you can't get much bigger than EA's stellar Battlefield franchise. This year they've decided to go completely in the other direction to their main competition (Call Of Duty) and take us back to WWI to experience the horrors of war in all it's gritty, bloody and chaotic nature.
With humongous 64-Player multiplayer battles where you can fight on horseback, in bi-planes, on foot or behind the controls of machines of war, the experience is like no FPS I've played before. With new game modes, incredibly realistic battle settings (ranging from tight, claustrophobic French towns to open, sprawling sand dunes in the Arabian desert) and a whole ream of (old) new weapons to get to grips with, this is certainly the go-to game for someone with an itchy trigger finger. Also, a well crafted and fairly lengthy campaign mode will ensure that people who like to experience games on their own don't feel left out at all.
If you played Assassin's Creed II in 2009, you were fortunate enough to experience one of the greatest games ever made. If you didn't, and you've completely missed out on all the hype and the two games that followed it (Brotherhood & Revelations), then you're in luck! Ubisoft have decided to treat us to all three games in their enhanced form with bonus short films that help immerse us into Ezio's entire storyline as the most celebrated and cherished assassin in the franchise.
Stalk your prey and remain unseen as you journey through Ezio's life, making your mark in the history books with hidden blades and countless other gadgets all designed for quick and stealthy bloody murder. A timeless classic and a dead cert if you want a perfectly designed stealth game to get lost in this Christmas.
When you think Playstation, you think Tomb Raider.
One of the first games to really captivate the gaming world and give players of all ages something to really get their teeth stuck into in the 90's, Tomb Raider helped Sony's Playstation set the bar for what video games could be.
Now, with all of the DLC thrown in and some in-game activities exclusive to Playstation, you can experience the sequel to Tomb Raider with all the trimmings.
I have never been a massive fan of realistic racing games, always opting for the more readily playable arcade style racers such as Burnout or Need for Speed. I never got into Gran Tourismo on the Playstation because I struggled to find enjoyment in having to be precise with my driving, I played games to escape reality! However, I completely fell in love with Horizon 3.
Being able to customise an entire music/car festival, play with 3 of my friends online in the campaign, compete for high scores worldwide and kit out over 350 real world cars is immense fun. Having the backdrop of Australia in all of its stunning majesty is a major perk too. So if you're looking for something to take for a spin this Christmas, make sure you pick up this game.
After promising so much with its cinematic trailers and a huge build up (that got me interested as I attended a midnight launch!), the original Watch Dogs failed to capture the hearts of the gaming community. Although the gameplay was somewhat enjoyable, the story was lacking and some of the features didn't necessarily work out as well as intended.
With fresh ideas and a new setting, Ubisoft is hoping that the sequel will be everything we all originally hoped for. More hacking, stealing, shooting and traversing a large open world in the sprawling San Fransisco Bay area, Watch Dogs 2 promises to be the surprise hit this holiday season!
I love Pokémon. Pretty much everything about it. Be it video games, trading cards, television series, films and especially Pokémon Go. Roughly each year since 1998 (1996 in Japan), Game Freak have released 2 new Pokémon games for us to enjoy and be consumed by.
With Sun and Moon, we are taken to the Alola region where there are new Pokémon to catch including variations of older generations of the lil' pocket monsters. Also, there are a bunch of new features such as Z Moves, Hyper Training and Poké Ride to name just a few.
So, if like me, you love Pokémon or you know whoever you're buying for does, you have to buy this game.
I couldn't have a list of essentials for a gamer without including this game. Without a doubt one of the best RPGs of all time, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time laid out the blueprint for what a video game should be. Fun, challenging and frustrating, this game is beautiful from start to finish.
Playing as the intrepid adventurer Link, your task is to save the girl and kill the bad guy. Intricate puzzles and temples shrouded in the elements await you, with quirky characters that you bump into along the way. This is another must-buy for the true gamers out there.
The fighting genre of video games has a long and treasured history across all consoles. From the likes of Tekken's early days on Playstation which established such a foothold to Street Fighter which has grown from strength to strength as the series has gone on, fighting games keep increasing in popularity.
Super Smash Bros. is no different and has entertained millions of gamers of all ages worldwide for years since its debut on the Nintendo 64 in 1999. Now, brought to life in stunning 3D, it's here to frustrate us all over again. Whether you're a button masher or someone who learns the combos, this is a fighting game filled with charm that you'll struggle to put down.
It seems like only yesterday that we were waking up to a brand spanking new generation of games consoles. The launch of the PS4 and Xbox One marked another step forward to creating ever more realistic gaming adventures but now, just a few years after their release, we are being introduced to a 'new level' of gaming.
Both the Xbox One S and the PS4 Pro offer 4K screen res (if you're lucky enough to have a television that supports 4K resolution) and claim to improve the frame rates of games across the board introducing High Dynamic Range technology that is supposed to give us more 'true to life' visuals that matches what the human eye can see more closely.
Basically, if you've got some money to burn and you're desperate to stay up to date with the 'latest and greatest' in the gaming world, you may as well plug for these updated consoles.
PlayStation is Sony's attempt at competing with the likes of Oculus Rift in the virtual world. Virtual reality, if you didn't know, is the next step in the evolution of gaming whereby you wear a headset and headphones and are transported to a virtual world where you can experience games in a totally different way.
I've tried and tested Playstation Virtual Reality for myself (click to read more) and I must say, I wasn't completely mind blown. Granted, it was a fun experience and I enjoyed it but it didn't live up to my expectations, and maybe that's my issue. I will say that I only played one game though, so if I was given the opportunity to try out some of the others, my opinion might be different. As this is rather pricey, I would say to go for this if you've got money in the bank. Don't buy this if you think you might like it or you think that whoever you're buying it for might not like it.
The phenomenal success that Nintendo has had with handheld consoles can be epitomised by the 3Ds. Millions of hardware sales worldwide and more and more games being released year in year out shows that Nintendo aren't letting up with pushing the console either. I've owned one basically since it was released and I love it. It's so portable but the games really pack a punch and provide lots of enjoyment whether you're on the go or curled up on the couch.
Playing with friends is even easier and the streetpass service continues to find a niche and a space to develop and grow as a worthwhile and positive feature. A great purchase if you've got little'uns or are looking for something slightly more casual in comparison to the big guns.
Much like the PSVR at #13, the Oculus Rift aims to take you out of your comfort zone and experience gaming in a totally new way. Immersed and isolated within the game, Oculus Rift offers a lot more when it comes to VR technology than its competitors with a better tracking system, audio channel and internal microphone. However, all of this better tech comes at a high price, so if you're gonna be picking this up for Christmas, you best know what you're purchasing!
Last but not least on the gift guide for gamers is an item that I own myself. This headset is by far the best one I've ever had the pleasure of using. It's comfortable after hours of being worn, the sound quality is superb, it's wireless which is a massive Brucey-bonus and the settings are easy to adjust and customise to your liking. It looks cool, it is rechargable for up to 15 hours of gameplay (meaning no more batteries!) and the name lends a lot of weight as Turtle Beach are widely regarded as the best producers of gaming headsets.
I hope you've found this guide informative and it can help you make some decisions! Enjoy the run up to Christmas and I hope that the lucky ones amongst you open some of these gifts on the big day itself!
What the best game you've ever played and which if your console of choice?


A brief experience in unwinding the secrets of a paradise called "Sri Lanka"
On arrival you will be met and welcomed by our Airport representative. You will feel the warmth hospitality Sri Lanka is famous for minutes after landing in this pearl island.
Our 24x7 airport staff will assist clients on arrival with immigration formalities etc if required.
Your guide / chauffeur guide will then transfer you to the metropolitan city of Colombo where you will be accommodated for the night.
Late evening Leave for Colombo City tour.
The throbbing metropolis, Colombo - located in the West - is not only the country's commercial capital, but also the turbine that impels above 50% of the national GDP flanking Colombo's fancy urban development effort.
Head along Bauddhaloka Mawatha towards 'Arcade' facing a historic waypost, the Independence Square. Every designer boutique, top-notch cuisine outlet and even the 'walk-over fish tank', have revamped this colonial masterpiece into one of the trendiest shopping and hangout zones in Sri Lanka. Have a chilled beer at the Dutch Hospital while gazing through fancy windows showcasing best fashion, jewelry & handicraft brands.
Smell the scent of incense while listening to the chiming bells of Gangarama temple. Or, jazz up to Colombo's night life spiced by night clubs & casinos that borderline its bustle. If you're lucky, head into an exhibition at the Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall (BMICH) before swaying your head to an opera or play at Nelum Pokuna that should just drive your day into perfection!
Return to hotel. Rest of the day at Leisure.
Leave for Dambulla and check in to hotel.
After breakfast check out from the hotel and proceed to Dambulla. Visit Dambulla Cave Temple.
Now you will enjoy a typical Sri Lankan "Kamata Lunch" eat as the Sri Lankan farmers do…. The lunch is served at a village mud hut overlooking the rice fields. We recommend that clients use their fingers typical as the Sri Lankan's do, though cutlery is an option.
After Lunch transfer to Kandy, the hill capital of Sri Lanka.
Kandy - Last ruled by King Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe - before it was brought under the British rule in 1815, Kandy - the World Heritage Site & last royal capital of Sri Lankan kings - crafts an array of culture, history and heritage in the minds of visitors across the globe. Experience an ancient Kandyan legacy engraved around its crown jewel, the temple of the sacred tooth relic of Lord Buddha.
A stroll across this small lakeside town - cradled among the misty hills - will feature the Kandy City Centre - bundled with latest and world class brands, bazaar, an arts & crafts centre, as well as a gem museum & lapidary. Drive towards Victoria Golf Course, undoubtedly one of the best golf courses in the world for a sweep blended with class and style. Or walk in color as you glide through fresh fruits and vegetables in the Kandy market. Fine tube your evening by stepping to the beat of traditional music & drumming amplified by a cultural show enhancing the rich and vibrant culture of the Wonder of Asia, Sri Lanka.
Arrive in at the selected hotel and Down South an check in.
Over night stay at selected hotel.


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Balaka est un genre de palmiers, de la famille des Arecaceae dont les espèces sont natives des îles Fidji et de Samoa.

Classification
 Sous-famille des Arecoideae
 Tribu des Areceae
 Sous-tribu des Ptychospermatinae

Le genre Balaka partage sa sous-tribu avec treize autres genres : Ptychosperma, Ponapea, Adonidia,  Veitchia, Carpentaria, Wodyetia, Drymophloeus, Normanbya, Brassiophoenix,  Ptychococcus,  Jailoloa, Manjekia et Wallaceodoxa

Liste d'espèces
Selon  :
 Balaka diffusa Hodel
 Balaka insularis 		Zona & W.J.Baker
 Balaka longirostris Becc.
 Balaka macrocarpa Burret
 Balaka microcarpa Burret
 Balaka pauciflora (H.Wendl.) H.E.Moore
 Balaka samoensis Becc.
 Balaka seemannii (H.Wendl.) Becc.
 Balaka streptostachys D.Fuller & Dowe
 Balaka tahitensis (H.Wendl.) Becc.

Selon  et  :
 Balaka diffusa Hodel
 Balaka longirostris Becc.
 Balaka macrocarpa Burret
 Balaka microcarpa Burret
 Balaka pauciflora (H.Wendl.) H.E.Moore
 Balaka samoensis Becc.
 Balaka seemannii (H.Wendl.) Becc.
 Balaka streptostachys D.Fuller & Dowe
 Balaka tahitensis (H.Wendl.) Becc.

Selon  et  :
 Balaka diffusa Hodel (2010)
 Balaka insularis Zona & W.J.Baker (2014)
 Balaka longirostris Becc. (1914)
 Balaka macrocarpa Burret (1935)
 Balaka microcarpa Burret (1940)
 Balaka pauciflora (H.Wendl.) H.E.Moore (1957)
 Balaka samoensis Becc. (1914)
 Balaka seemannii (H.Wendl.) Becc. (1885)
 Balaka streptostachys D.Fuller & Dowe (1999)
 Balaka tahitensis (H.Wendl.) Becc. (1914)

Selon  (Attention liste brute contenant surtout des synonymes) :

Notes et références

Références taxinomiques

Ptychospermatinae
Genre d'Arecaceae (nom scientifique)
Arbre en Océanie
Flore endémique des Fidji
Flore endémique des Samoa


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Toronto FC star Sebastian Giovinco voted Alcatel MLS Player of the Week
August 29, 20171:13PM EDT
Sebastian Giovinco is up to his old tricks.
After enduring a minor midseason slump, the Toronto FC star is back to terrorizing MLS defenses. The Italian Designated Player has six goals and two assists in his last six matches, including a one-goal performance in Toronto's 3-0 win against Philadelphia last Wednesday and a brace in TFC's 3-1 win at rival Montreal Impact on Sunday.
The two performances gave Giovinco 15 goals and six assists in 22 regular season appearances in 2017, and were good enough to win him Alcatel MLS Player of the Week honors for Week 25.
Giovinco got things started early for Toronto on Wednesday, burying a 10th-minute free kick to give TFC a 1-0 lead over the Union. The most prolific free kick scorer in MLS history, he curled a 20-yarder around the Philadelphia wall and into the top-right corner to get TFC off the mark.
After narrowly missing another free kick in the 35th-minute on Sunday, Giovinco buried a set piece in the 40th to give TFC a 1-0 lead. He walloped a 25-yard effort over the Montreal wall and inside the left post, leaving goalkeeper Evan Bush with no chance. The goal was his fifth off a free kick this year.
Seconds after Ignacio Piatti scored to pull Montreal within 2-1 in second-half stoppage time, Giovinco put the game out of reach with an absurd volley. He wriggled free at the back post and smashed a looping cross from Steven Beitashour out of the air, blasting his left-footed volley through Bush's legs from 10 yards out.
The two-goal performance was Giovinco's fourth of the 2017 season. His 15 goals are tied for fourth in the league and are seven shy of his MLS career high of 22 set in 2015. Considering his current pace, he's got a chance to break that mark in TFC's seven remaining regular season matches.
The win at Montreal extended Toronto's winning streak to four games and moved their unbeaten run to nine. TFC are now nine points ahead of second-place NYCFC in the Supporters' Shield race, and have a legitimate chance at breaking the all-time MLS single-season points record of 68 set by the 1998 LA Galaxy.
Giovinco and the Reds have this week off as MLS takes a brief break for international play. They'll return to action on Sept. 9 at BMO Field against the San Jose Earthquakes.
The Alcatel MLS Player of the Week is selected each week of the regular season by a panel of journalists from NASR. The group consists of members of print, television, radio and online media.


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Continuing the fruitful collaboration that made "Somebody I'm Supposed to Be" a resounding success, Dave Pettigrew releases "Every Minute Miracles". Along with producer/co-writer Frank Di Minno and a cast of excellent studio musicians, Dave continues to write pointed pop songs that hit the listeners where they live. "I'm still trying to get people to think more about God on a daily basis," he says. "There's always something new to learn about God and how he works within our lives." For the past two years, he has taken his mission on the road, wowing audiences in the New York tri-state area with his passionate performances and the band's stellar musicianship.
For Dave, "Every Minute Miracles" is all about finding God's graces in the most mundane day-to-day experiences. "Every morning when we wake up, the miracles begin. Countless miracles present themselves to us hourly. We just need to start finding those miracles and recognizing them for what they are," he says. Songs like "God's TV," "Proof of You," "Big Enough," and "All I Need Is You" reflect our daily search for God. "God speaks to us sometimes through very small things and sometimes through monumental events. All we have to do is make the effort to find these miracles and find God within them." Appropriately, "Every Minute Miracles" culminates with the Tomlin/Redman classic, "Wonderful Maker." As the album comes to a close, God's presence is elemental and constant, yearning for our embrace.
Sit back, relax, and listen. More importantly, open your minds and hearts to the every minute miracles surrounding us.


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    m["itertools_07"] = itertools07.go
    m["itertools_08"] = itertools08.go
    m["json_01"] = json01.go
    m["keyword_01"] = keyword01.go
    m["logging_01"] = logging01.go
    m["logging_02"] = logging02.go
    m["logging_03"] = logging03.go
    m["logging_04"] = logging04.go
    m["logging_05"] = logging05.go
    # m["logging_06"] = logging06.go
    # m["logging_07"] = logging07.go
    # m["logging_08"] = logging08.go
    m["logging_09"] = logging09.go
    m["mmap_01"] = mmap01.go
    m["multiprocessing_01"] = multiprocessing01.go
    m["operator_01"] = operator01.go
    m["pathlib_01"] = pathlib01.go
    m["pathlib_02"] = pathlib02.go
    m["pickle_01"] = pickle01.go
    m["re_01"] = re01.go
    m["re_02"] = re02.go
    m["re_03"] = re03.go
    m["re_04"] = re04.go
    m["re_05"] = re05.go
    m["re_06"] = re06.go
    m["re_07"] = re07.go
    m["reprlib_01"] = reprlib01.go
    m["secrets_01"] = secrets01.go
    m["signal_01"] = signal01.go
    m["socket_01"] = socket01.go
    m["struct_01"] = struct01.go
    m["sys_01"] = sys01.go
    m["sys_02"] = sys02.go
    m["sys_03"] = sys03.go
    m["sys_getsizeof_vs_dunder_sizeof_diff"] = sys_getsizeof_vs_dunder_sizeof_diff.go
    m["tempfile_01"] = tempfile01.go
    m["tempfile_02"] = tempfile02.go
    m["tempfile_03"] = tempfile03.go
    m["textwrap_01"] = textwrap01.go
    m["time_01"] = time01.go

    try:
        from trypython.stdlib.tkinter_ import messagebox01
        m["tkinter_01"] = messagebox01.go
    except:
        pass

    m["tracemalloc_01"] = tracemalloc01.go
    m["typing_01"] = typing01.go
    m["weakref_01"] = weakref01.go
    m["weakref_02"] = weakref02.go
    m["xml_01"] = xml01.go

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub