| Сашкино |
[Nov. 5th, 2009|12:12 pm] |
Играем в контакт, Сашка загадала слово на букву "Ц"
П. -Это такое место, где все бегают по кругу.
С. -????
П. -Ну там животные, клоуны...
С. -А-ааа! Цирковь! |
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| Бильярд народов |
[Oct. 26th, 2009|10:56 pm] |
Великие переселения народов сильно напоминают бильярд. Кочевые народы выполняют роль разгоняющего шара.
"The Uzes, another Turkic steppe people, eventually expelled the Pechenegs from their homeland; in the process, they also seized most of their livestock and other goods. An alliance of the Oghuz, Kimeks and Karluks was also pressing the Pechenegs, but another group, the Samanids, defeated that alliance. Driven further west by the Khazars and Cumans by 889, the Pechenegs in turn drove the Magyars west of the Dnieper River by 892."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pechenegs |
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| Google shmoogle |
[Oct. 26th, 2009|09:40 pm] |
1. Кто мешает в gmail сделать поиск по типу этэчмента? А не просто "has attachment".
2. При автоматическом переводе зачем спрашивать с какого языка -- сам посмотри с какого.(Если есть пара предложений теста -- это тривиально, по кр. мере для наиболее распространенных языков). Спроси только на какой -- да и тут можно было бы сделать "I feel lucky", запомни наиболее частые предпочтения. |
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| от рода русского |
[Oct. 12th, 2009|08:09 pm] |
«Мы от рода русского - Карл, Инегельд, Фарлаф, Веремунд, Рулав, Гут, Руальд, Карн, Фрелав, Руар, Актеву, Труан, Лидул, Фост, Стемид...»
представление послов князя Олега византийскому императору. |
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| René Hausman |
[Sep. 14th, 2009|10:37 pm] |
Les chasseurs de l'aube.
по моему интересный художник
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| Wild emmer in Golan |
[Sep. 14th, 2009|09:59 pm] |
Этой весной в Гамле видел среди мегалитов колосья и овес. Древняя пшеница?
"In 1906, Aaron Aaronsohn's discovery of wild emmer wheat growing wild in Rosh Pina (now in Israel) created a stir in the botanical world. [2]Emmer wheat has been found in archaeological excavations and ancient tombs. Grains of wild emmer discovered at Ohalo II had a radiocarbon dating of 17,000 BC, [3] and at the Pre Pottery Neolithic A (PPNA) site of Netiv Hagdud are 10,000-9,400 years old."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmer
"Ohalo II is the archeological site in Israel’s Rift Valley that holds the earliest evidence of the Neolithic Revolution—a period when humans abandoned their hunter-gatherer lifestyle and relied on agriculture and domesticated animals for survival. The site is significant for several reasons. The Neolithic Revolution was previously thought to have started around 10,000 BC, but Ohalo II dates to 22,500 – 23,500 BC."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohalo |
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| Phrase |
[May. 31st, 2009|11:20 pm] |
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He stopped doing artificial intelligence and moved to garbage collection. |
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| One song to sing them all |
[Mar. 27th, 2009|12:17 am] |
интересный пост burrru
мелодия напомнила мне атикву - израильский гимн. И действительно:
The melody for Hatikvah derives from “La Mantovana,” a 17th-century Italian song, originally written by Giuseppino del Biado ca. 1600 with the text "Fuggi, fuggi, fuggi dal questo cielo". Its earliest known appearance in print was in the del Biado's collection of madrigals. It was later known in early 17th-century Italy as “Ballo di Mantova.” This melody gained wide currency in Renaissance Europe, being recorded variously as the Sephardi melody for the Hallel prayer[citation needed]; the Hebrew folk song “The Prayer for the Dew”[citation needed]; the Polish folk song “Pod Krakowem”; and the Ukrainian “Kateryna Kucheryava.”[3] This melody was also famously used by the Czech composer Bedřich Smetana in his symphonic poem celebrating Bohemia, “Má vlast,” as “Vltava” (Die Moldau).
The adaptation of the music for Hatikvah is believed to have been composed by Samuel Cohen in 1888. Cohen himself recalled many years later that he had adapted the melody from a Romanian folk song, possibly “Carul cu boi” (“Carriage with Oxen”), which shares a few structural elements with Hatikvah.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hatikvah
Hatikva
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsLZzGW-UIw
La Mantovana
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pq-9hPiQn-A
Romanian song
http://www.cramim.rishon.k12.il/rishon/romani.mp3
а тут уже не далеко и до "яблочка":
(wiki: Корни «Яблочка» связывают с молдавской и украинской песенными традициями. В Молдавии бытовала похожая плясовая песня «Калач».) |
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| Сашкино |
[Feb. 16th, 2008|01:30 pm] |
Ты ПучкадзА!
Новое слово в интернет добавим. |
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| LE CHÂTEAU DE SABLE |
[Dec. 2nd, 2007|03:17 pm] |
Joe Dassin
LE CHÂTEAU DE SABLE
Paroles: Claude Lemesle, musique: Vivien Vallay et Yvon Ouazana
On construit parfois comme les enfants
Comme tous les enfants
Un château de sable et de vent
Un château de sable qu'on bâtit pour l'éternité
Mais les tous premiers flots vont l'importé
J'avais fait pour toi près de l'océan
Comme tous les enfants
Un amour de sable et de vent,
Et pour cet amour
Pour toi, la princesse du grand château
Rien n'était assez fou ni assez beau...
Mais les vagues montent, et l'enfant qui revient
Ne retrouve que le sable.
Des donjons, des tours, le lendemain matin
Il ne reste plus rien.
On construit parfois comme les enfants
Comme tous les enfants
Un château de sable si grand
Et si vastes qu'on a l'impression de s'y promener,
Qu'ils contiendraient la Méditerranée...
J'avais fait pour toi près de l'océan
Comme tous les enfants
Un amour de sable si grand
Un amour de sable
Qui était parti pour durer la vie,
Il a tenu l'espace de la nuit.
Mais les vagues montent, et l'enfant qui revient
Ne retrouve que du sable.
Des donjons, des tours, le lendemain matin
Il ne reste plus rien.
Mais les vagues montent, et l'enfant qui revient
Ne retrouve que le sable.
Des donjons, des tours, le lendemain matin
Il ne reste plus rien.
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[Nov. 27th, 2007|05:30 pm] |
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Self-importance is probably the worst of it. |
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