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4-star naturist campsite Belezy is settled in Bedoin, in the the heart of unique Provence! Enjoy its sun, beautiful landscapes, quality of life and the many activities offered on the campsite! Dive in two swimming-pools, one is heated, the paddling pool also is heated and water activities and games are organized for each age!
whiteenglish people (United Kingdom - 01/10/2012)
Accommodation : Cabanon
Type of stay : Middle-aged couple
The enforcement of naturism. Lack of intrusive noise. The enormous pool. Very helpful staff.
Would like more information about the local area. Foe example there are many footpaths that can be accessed from the site, but no information on these is provided. Why not use solar panels to heat the pool at cooler times of year. Ash trays in the restaurant and the pool area encourage smoking, which is not eco friendly!
david - newbury (United Kingdom - 27/09/2012)
Accommodation : Nautilhome
Type of stay : OAP couple
Verandah of Nautilhome very comfortable Resto very good Weather very good Sunbeds very good Small pool good temperature
No sheets or Welcome pack when we arrived Heating in N/home didn't work (but was fixed) Very few activities available Clean sheets were the wrong size - too small and therefore very uncomfortable Not enough music
Alan - Portsmouth (United Kingdom - 13/09/2012)
Accommodation : Wood Bungalow (2 Rooms)
The countryside is beautiful and we enjoyed both hiking and driving to the many attractive villages. The campsite is well laid out, there is plenty of space and it's an easy walk into Bedoin. The pool is fabulous, everything one needs for an enjoyable holiday
Heather - Newbury (United Kingdom - 13/09/2012)
Accommodation : Pitch Standard
Domaine de Belezy
Duncan - Abingdon (United Kingdom - 08/09/2012)
Accommodation : Bungalow Eden
Beautiful environment.
The WiFi is a pain: the logout screen doesn't work reliably (I lost more than 3 hours of access time because the logout hadn't worked). It would be much better if WiFi was free or had a fixed price for unlimited access over the period of the stay.
Martin - London (United Kingdom - 29/08/2012)
Accommodation : Camping pitch ESPACE
Type of stay : Family with child(ren)
Pitch (TAM 19) although could have more shade.
Restuarant food has deteriorate. Pizza unedible. Could be more activities in last week i.e. no Brazillian braceletts, potterie etc
David - Chesterfield (United Kingdom - 28/08/2012)
Type of stay : On your own
Too much vehicle movement inside the campsite, from clients cars and Belezy service vehicles.
Julia - Worthing (United Kingdom - 18/08/2012)
Accommodation : Maisonnette
I loved singing in the chorale. I met many new people who were very friendly. I enjoyed the dancing and musical events, the pool is excellent, the exercise facilities, table tennis. The beautiful countryside for walks, the markets, Bedouin is very attractive too.
I was upset having told the waiter I was allergic to dairy foods and was served a potato in a cream sauce and haricot beans in a cheese sauce. I could have been very ill. I think allergies have to be taken much more seriously, so I didn't eat in the restaurant again.
(United Kingdom - 14/08/2012)
Type of stay : Young couple
friendly, sunny!
no kettle in Bungalow for making tea, mattress on bed very uncomfortable! Would pay more for better mattress like in Ibis hotels!! Too many people not naturist
Daven family (United Kingdom - 10/08/2012)
Pools, village with the market on Monday.... everything
John - Burton on Trent (United Kingdom - 09/08/2012)
Excellent ambience.Friendly. Evening entertainment enjoyable.
John - East Hoathly, Lewes (United Kingdom - 05/08/2012)
environment, reception, amenities, pool, peace and quiet, shop, friendliness
noisy teenagers splashing in pool during 2nd week
Anonymous (United Kingdom - 04/08/2012)
Type of stay : Family with teenager(s)
Super place, we have visited many times in different types of accommodation and camping. Lovely atmosphere, calm, great restaurant and bar, good activities for adults and children, useful shop, almost all naturist (though some staff not!), great area with wonderful scents in the air and guaranteed sun.
1. Smoking in pool area needs to be banned - smoke blows over families with children who step in lavender beds on to cigarette tips and ash, and get these in the pool. 2. Teens leaving Cargo club at 2am far too noisy. 3. Swim pool lifeguard needs to enforce naturism rule in pool area. But a lovely place
Kjeld - Grenaa (Danmark - 02/08/2012)
Accommodation : Camping pitch RESIDENTIEL
The cleningstandards are very good. The pool-area is very good.
Difficult to find a parkinglot with shadow and generally not enough parkinglots. We missed a door in the fence facing the Beduin-town (there is a long way to go around the reception.
Lynn - Lightwater (United Kingdom - 16/07/2012)
The well sited pitches amongst the trees so that you get a certain of shade through the full heat of the day
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A France Espaces Naturistes campsite is a great naturist holiday area with many leisure and sport activities: health care, body care, spa, golf, yoga, massage, etc.
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As the final season of Gossip Girl unfolds we already know that key characters are making their return. So far we've seen the reemergence of Nelly Ukie and Poppi Lifton (watch this week's episode again here) and it looks like two original Gossip Girl cast members are back on the Upper East Side!
Kelly Rutherford, who has played Lily Van Der Woodsen for all six seasons of Gossip Girl, took to her Twitter account today to post a picture of 'kids' on set, including Connor Paolo as Eric Van Der Woodsen and Taylor Momsen as Jenny Humphrey!
Who will be next? Jessica Schzor? Sebastian Stan? Hilary Duff? Who do you want to see back in the Upper East Side for the final season?
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The Obama Administration's attempts to thwart Judge Edward R. Korman's all-access morning-after pill ruling prove to be in vain.
Calls it "an insult to the intelligence of women."
Um, why are some women paying way more for birth control?
Tweaking a judge's ruling on availability for everyone earlier this month.
"When it comes to a woman's health, no politician should get to decide what's best for you."
Among the many options you have when it comes to sexfrom fancy lube to flavored condoms to crazy positionschoosing the right birth control for you is the most important decision you can make. Safe sex is hot sex, peeps.
A new study shows that we should encourage greater use of IUDs among teen women.
Sigh. Further proof that the U.S.A. should be ashamed of itself.
Women on birth control are more attracted to less masculine faces, according to new research.
New data shows that 233 million women worldwide will have an unmet need for contraception by 2015. Not good.
There's a new pill on the market that falls somewhere in between the regular daily birth control and the morning after.
The Obama administration has offered a compromise for nonprofit religious employers that object to paying for contraception coverage.
We've heard from gynos that IUDs can actually be betterand saferthan popping the Pill, but we really don't know that much about them. Now that there's a third type of IUD available (it was just unveiled) we hit up an ob-gyn.
A new study found that the United States is one of 45 countries that require women to have a prescription for birth control.
The Supreme Court declares that employers must cover emergency contraception for their employees. Nice!
We consulted Cosmo Radio women's health expert Jennifer Wider, MD, for the lowdown on what to expect when you take this pregnancy prevention medicineand how it really works.
The French government is giving teens free birth controland no parental consent needed.
Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal came out in support of over-the-counter birth control in an opinion piece penned for the Wall Street Journal.
Researchers at the University of Washington are busy working on a new type of female condom that replaces latex with a science fiction-esque sheath.
Uh oh...emergency contraception might not be as effective as we thought.
Pediatricians say teens should have access to the morning after pill.
Abortion rates saw their biggest dip in over a decade because of this.
Good news, ladies: The United Nations has declared that access to contraception is a universal human right. Finally, huh?
President Barack Obama was re-elected to a second term last nightso what does that mean for the Cosmo girls of America?
These days theres more than one way to feed your Cosmo fix. You can get your subscription to the print magazine as you always have, or if youd prefer to get it sent to you as a digital edition to read on your iPad, tablet, or Nook, weve got you covered. And, when you just cant get enough Cosmo, well give you even morecheck out our Sex Position of the Day app for your iPhone or Android-enabled device. Now hows that for a turn-on?
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Dining space in the kitchen always looks relaxed and friendly, but I sometimes wonder how practical it can be when you're really entertaining?
You know what I mean .... the table is laid beautifully, your guests arrive, everyone moves staight into the kitchen to enjoy an aperiitif and watch the finishing touches be added to the meal; wine is poured, the first course enjoyed ... then cleared for the main course and so what do you do with the dishes?!
If you are all sitting in the kitchen, you don't want dirty dishes spoiling the decor, and neither to do you want to start piling plates into the dishwasher... or the sink...
So I wondered, with the fashion for big open kitchen and family rooms, how do you work it? Where do you like to eat? I mean for big family meals, or if you invite friends over for dinner or lunch.
Here in the summer (if it ever arrives!) we enjoy nearly all our meals outside, but the rest of the year it's mostly in the kitchen for breakfast and quick family lunches, then in the dining room for 'proper' meals and when we have guests or friends with us.
As we finish with plates they are taken out of the dining room and into the kitchen to wait.
The kitchen looks like a riot broke out by the end of the meal, but I don't mind because it is all out of sight, and I just clear away once every one has gone.
So how do you work it? Do you think that dirty dishes just adds to the fun, or do you hate the thought of your guests seeing your kitchen in a muddle?
Do tell, I'd love to know :)
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text: 1. Right wing Corey Perry (Anaheim Ducks): He is 27 and boasts 87 goals over the past two seasons. He owns a Stanley Cup ring and a Hart Trophy. Plus, he is 6-3 and racks up 100 or more penalty minutes per season. Where he went: Re-signed for $69 million over eight years. Gary A. Vasquez, USA TODAY Sports 2. Defenseman Alexander Edler (Vancouver Canucks): He's 6-3, 222, and registered 49 points last season. He's productive offensively and bullish defensively. He hits (145 last season) and blocks shots (143). He's a well-rounded defenseman who matches up effectively against the league's best players. Where he went: Re-signed for six years, $30 million. Darryl Dyck, AP 3. Right wing Jarome Iginla (Pittsburgh Penguins): He will be 36 next summer, but he probably will be able to play anywhere he wants. His reputation is impeccable and he has netted 30 or more goals for 11 consecutive seasons. Plus, the hockey world loves his intangibles. He can still play physical, and he is a classy presence everywhere he goes. The Calgary Flames dealt him to the Pittsburgh Penguins before the trade deadline. John E. Sokolowski, USA TODAY Sports 4. Center Ryan Getzlaf (Anaheim): He's 6-4, 220, and he plays a physical game. He's more of a playmaker than a scorer, and his numbers were down last season (57 points in 82 games). But he is off to a strong start this season. Where he went: Re-signed for $66 million over eight years Kelley L Cox, US Presswire 5. Center Valtteri Filppula (Detroit Red Wings): This could be one of those cases where the romance of the player might be greater than the reality. With 66 points, Filppula had his best season in 2011-12. And there's a belief he could be even more productive if he shot more. Kevin Hoffman, US Presswire 6. Left wing Brenden Morrow (Pittsburgh Penguins): He could easily become next summer's Shane Doan because he commands a similar respect around the NHL. Morrow is a classy, gritty leader with scoring potential, although his numbers were down last season (26 points in 56 games). But Morrow, who will be 34 next summer, is one season removed from scoring 33 goals and he has made a career out of backing his teammates and playing with heart. The Dallas Stars dealt him to the Penguins before the deadline. Jerome Miron, USA TODAY Sports 7. Forward Patrik Elias (New Jersey Devils): The expectation is Elias (26) will stay in New Jersey, where he has spent his entire career and GM Lou Lamoriello has a good record of keeping his players. But Elias is still playing at an exceptional level, and let's put him here in case there is a major disagreement about the length of his next contract. Jim O'Connor, US Presswire 8. Left wing Nathan Horton (Boston Bruins): Obviously he faces heavy scrutiny this season because of his concussion issues. But if he continues to remain healthy this season, there will be a long line of teams bidding for his services. He's a 230-pound winger who seems like a sure bet to score 20 to 25 goals with 50 to 60 points. Steve Mitchell, US Presswire 9. Left wing Ryane Clowe (New York Rangers): GMs are always looking for scoring left wings, and Clowe (29) adds to his desirability by offering a tough, physical playing style. Last season, Clowe boasted 17 goals and 45 points. This season, though, he went through a major drought, not scoring until the San Jose Sharks dealt him to the Rangers. Scott Rovak, US Presswire 10. Left wing Alex Burrows (Vancouver): At 31, he's still in the prime of his career and he has produced 26 or more goals for four consecutive seasons. He plays a prickly, irritating style. Anne-Marie Sorvin, US Presswire 11. Center Stephen Weiss (Florida Panthers): He's 29, and he's been a consistent 50- to 60-point center for a long time. He could be a very attractive option for a team that needs help down the middle. The big question: How he recovers from his season-ending wrist surgery. Steve Mitchell, USA TODAY Sports 12. Left wing David Clarkson (New Jersey): Because Clarkson scored 30 goals last season and offers a physical presence, there is considerable intrigue about his potential. He got to 10 goals quickly this season, but has slowed down. It should be noted that Clarkson was valuable even before he was a 30-goal scorer. Jim O'Connor, USA TODAY Sports 13. Alexander Semin (Carolina Hurricanes). He took a gamble by signing a one-year deal, with the hopes he could improve on one of his worst statistical seasons. But he has meshed well with Eric Staal and Jiri Tlusty on the Hurricanes' top line. Where he went: Re-signed for $35 million over five years. James Guillory, USA TODAY Sports 14. Goalie Jimmy Howard (Detroit): His place on the list reflects that he is 27 and appears to be entering the best years of his career. Whether he can stay on the list depends on how well he plays this season and next summer's demand for goalies. 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The Space Bar is a simple, elegantly-designed desk accessory that minimizes clutter while providing additional USB ports for your computer. After a long day of work, simply slide your keyboard into the designated space below the shelf and store your office miscellany — keys, digital camera, etc. — up top.
- Constructed of brushed aluminum with white plastic accents.
- Can stow a keyboard up to 18" long by 1.5" high and supports up to 30.5 pounds weight (the weight of a 27" Apple iMac).
- Six USB ports. Charge & sync USB devices on four front ports. Charge USB devices on two right rear ports. Also includes one mini-USB port and one AC adapter port.
- Includes AC adapter and USB cord.
- Color: silver.
This product is powered using an external power source with a range of 110-240v.
This is great. The only suggestion I would make on this product is to make it just a teensy bit taller so I could slide a Mac mini or Airport Base station underneath. Of course with the new I/O connections on the latest models of iMacs and Mac Mini's, it would be nice to keep this product current with the latest of I/O connectors routing to the front. Regardless - this is one solid product.
I love the look of the Space Bar and it feels very durable. It's a great addition to my desk. However, the base of the iMac hangs off a bit, which makes me feel uneasy. The power adapter cable also slips out of the back VERY easily. Lastly, I kind of wish two of the front USB ports were the charge-only ones and they put some of the regular USB ports in the back - this would be best for a mouse, etc. Great packaging, nice design, nice materials. Still not perfect though!
The spacebar looks awesome and it compliments my iMac, however I consider the following shortcomings of the device. The back two usb ports allow you to charge your ipad, kindle, iphone etc. The front 4 usb's are only pass thru ports for camera, scanners etc. What is confusing is the front 4 ports will charge the iphone but not the iPad. I initially figured this gave me 6 good usb ports but I was wrong. I have tried 2 different spacebars ( both vers. 3). One other disappointment: I have a 27 inch monitor and the back of the monitor base hangs off the spacebar by a good 1 1/2 inches. I felt if one of the grandkids hit the desk it might tip. I solved that by putting the monitor base UNDER the spacebar. Reluctantly I will be returning the spacebar as it doesn't work for me as I had hoped.


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Ponch, on 17 June 2012 - 10:59 AM, said:
Well, but - to be fair - in exchange for that Mouse Ballistics was applied , and all the gamers were (and still are) very happy about this :
To sum up:
- Windows 2000 was a bettered NT 4.0, actually better.
- Windows XP was a very slightly bettered Windows 2000 with a toyish interface and with a number of senseles features added.
- Vista was a bettered XP, only worse.
- 7 was a bettered Vista , actually slightly better with an increasingly toyish interface
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Just curious and maybe there was already a post with this question, how many games have you finished on gog?
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New York Mets
Posted 24 July 2012 - 07:38 PM
the Music City Illegal Forward Pass? Yes.
Let's go Buffalo !
Now, please. This thread is not for football.
We are Mets fans. Not fans of a particular NFL team
Ok, I will rephrase:
The annual right of a Mets fan, looking forward to training camp and another disappointing NFL season.
Posted 25 July 2012 - 01:17 PM
From ESPN Stats and Info
3: First-pitch home runs allowed by Cliff Lee on Tuesday, the most by any pitcher in a game this season.
5: Pinch-hit home runs for Jordanny Valdespin, a Mets single-season record and most in MLB this season.
8: Home runs on pitches out of the strike zone this season for Miguel Cabrera, most in the majors.
43: Percent of pitches chased out of the strike zone by Josh Hamilton this season, the highest percentage in the majors.
2,000: Career strikeouts for Alex Rodriguez, the fifth player ever to reach that mark.
Posted 26 July 2012 - 10:53 PM
Mets Turn the Collapse Into an Art Form
By JAY SCHREIBER
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Jason Bay strikes out against the Washington Nationals on Tuesday.It's too bad baseball does not hand out gold medals for second-half collapses. The Mets would have received one for their September fiasco in 2007 and another for their repeat performance in 2008. They may have received a third for their 2-9 stumble right after the All-Star Game in 2010, a skid that took them right out of contention. And they certainly would have gotten a fourth for their current 1-11 escapade, which has turned a feel-good 2012 campaign into the usual, miserable mess.
When the Mets were 46-40 at the All-Star break, a post on the Bats blog asked readers if the Mets' front office should step it up before the July 31 trading deadline and try to add another starting pitcher, or a right-handed bat, or a reliever or two, or three, in an aggressive bid to stay in postseason contention into September. The consensus of those who commented was that Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson should be careful, that the Mets' first half had been fun to watch but that their won-lost record might be deceiving.
That consensus appears to have been dead-on. Although it is easy to exaggerate a team's flaws during an awful losing streak, it seems clear that the 2012 Mets are closer to being half a team than a full one, with an infield but no outfield, with starting pitching but no bullpen, with a catcher who looks capable in some instances and not up to the job in others. With Matt Harvey having arrived on the scene, and with Zack Wheeler not far behind, the Mets could improve in 2013. But without a single player on the roster who projects as a solid everyday outfielder next season, they might not.
For now, at least, Mets fans can be thankful that the 2012 unraveling occurred just as the Summer Games are about to start in London. Tired of watching Jason Bay fail to get a hit, or the bullpen fail to get an out, they can turn their attention to track and field and swimming, to gymnastics and soccer, to archery and wrestling.
And to the sport that they surely know best — the high dive.
Posted 27 July 2012 - 12:00 AM
Realistically this team is flawed. The bulpen is the worst in the league. And has been since 2007 (in general).
We have one real bat in the lineup.
Hopefully the future starts tonight with Harvey. I hope for the best but this is the Mets we are talking about.
Let's talk off season. (Would love hamilton but we cant afford him).
We need an outfielder. I like Murphy but he is the most tradable asset and am ok with letting him go.
Which means we need a 2b, but there is not much there.
We need relievers, like 5.
Pelfrey will be back because he will be cheap and he knows us. I do not see any real money being spent on starting pitching and the youngster to hope pan out.
Ike has into next year to prove he is more than doug mienkevicz, justin smoak types. But you know I love Miggy's bat.
I am ok with Tejeda.
Anyway, I see around a 500 finish for this team. 80-84 prolly.
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Crazy stat from today's Daily News:
- This spring, Shaq Thompson, the No. 1 ranked prep school safety in the country who committed to the U. of Washington, decided to take a shot at baseball after being drafted in the 18th round by the Red Sox. His baseball career, however, was both short-lived and horribly historic. In 13 games for the Sox's Gulf Coast League team, Thompson went 0-for-39 with a mind-boggling 37 strikeouts, getting the ball out of the infield just once — on his final at-bat.
Posted 31 July 2012 - 05:34 PM
For Buffalo, not los Mets.Word is Wheeler is being called up to pitch Sunday.
It looks like the Phillies are having a fire sale. Victorino to the Dodgers; Pence maybe going to the Giants; Cliff Lee rumored to be trade bait.
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Much has been made over the last seven years about the high cost of publishing, promoting and patching on Microsoft's Xbox LIVE Arcade platform. Last week, G.Rev president Hiroyuki Maruyama (Strania: The Stellar Machine, Under Defeat HD) shared his own thoughts on the platform.
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"A strong yen and a weak dollar is very damaging to us because XBLA and DLC are 'export products.' That's why Japanese developers avoid making games for Xbox 360. When we released Strania on XBLA, the rate was 80 yen per dollar. (wry smile) If Japanese people buy our game in MSP, we receive in dollars!"
The dollar has strengthened since then, but the yen still has it beat, with the exchange rate currently sitting at 88.62 yen per dollar. Put in Xbox LIVE terms, 1600MSP ($19.99 US) retails at a rate of ¥2,240 ($24.94 when converted). When the percentage of the sales owed to content creators on a 1600 msp game is disbursed, Microsoft calculates based on $19.99 per copy (the US cost of the points), regardless of how much a consumer paid for the 1600MSP that enabled the purchase.


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N.O.V.A. 3 - Not recommended for an iPhone 3GS. The graphics look like crap. Still really fun, though.
Grand Theft Auto 3 iOS - Slow as hell on 3GS. Again, still fun though.
Sonic 4: Episode 2 - HELL YES. Can't recommend this enough.
Well, I like to spend time getting to know a game first before I play multiplayer on it. And the internet on my PS3 is pretty crappy, it's a wonder how I even got the game installed in the first place.
I'd really like to though, but right now the chance is slim. If anything changes though, I'll tell you.
If you get the iPhone version though and it has multiplayer...
I think Blizzard knew about the online issues even before they had released D3, with the test run and all that jazz. They didn't expect how large of an overload they would be getting, considering that you can also download the game instead of buying it through retail.
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Weekly blog roundup
Time for the weekly roundup of blogs and whatever else we've found out in the waves of the web.
First up is an archive of Tour de France images from the Dutch National Archive on Flickr. Some well known and lesser known photos, but all fantastic stuff.
A post on A Continuous Lean featuring some inspiring images of the Alpine adventures of Jobst Brandt. Palo Alto Bicycles, a Californian cycle store and Rapha stockist, also document Brandt. Thanks to Carey for the heads up and James Jung for the great article.
A Flickr pool of Dieter Rams' work for Braun. His influences can still be seen in a lot of Apple's contemporary design. Image by photonium*.
Brooks has collaborated with Dan Funderburgh. They've produced some very special textured saddles showing the altitude lines of Alpe d'Huez. Via Cool Hunting.
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Gavin Campbell
21st August 2009 12:55pm
Thank you so much for the TdF Flickr link… some real amazing photographs in there and also truly inspiring.
James Nord
21st August 2009 05:33pm
Hey Dudes,
Your link for A Continuos Lean is broken. You doubled up on the http. Thought you should know…
Kasper Daems
21st August 2009 05:55pm
fixed it! thanks James.
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A Handbook on Theoretical and Practical Music
This 1825 manuscript, prepared for a print edition, is a handbook on theoretical and practical music, written in Katharevousa, a purist form of Modern Greek developed in the early 19th century and at that time widely used for literary and official purposes. The work is an introduction to the Byzantine notation for the liturgical chant used in the Greek Orthodox Church that most likely was intended for students of Byzantine ecclesiastical music. The text probably was written by a scribe named Basileios Nikolaḯdes Byzantios. On the first page, which is ...
Maps of the Danube Delta and Comparative Maps of the Mouth and Fluvial Sections of the Soulina Branch Indicating the Latest Constructions Completed There.
The European Commission of the Danube was an early experiment in international organization. It was established in 1856, after the Crimean War, by agreement among Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, Russia, Sardinia, and Turkey. The Danube River rises in the Black Forest of Germany and travels some 3,000 kilometers before reaching the Black Sea. The commission was charged with overseeing projects to improve navigation on the river, one of which was the construction, in 1880-1902, of the Sulina Canal. The headquarters of the commission was established at Galatz (Galaţi), Romania ...
Album of a Journey through Southern Russia and the Crimea, by Way of Hungary, Wallachia, and Moldova
This four-volume work documents the expedition undertaken in 1837 by the Russian industrialist and philanthropist Anatolii Demidov (1812-70) through southeastern Europe and the southern parts of the Russian Empire. Demidov was accompanied by a team of French scientists, engineers, and artists. The expedition gathered a wealth of information about the geography, history, archaeology, and peoples and cultures of a region still largely unknown to the rest of the world. Denis Auguste Marie Raffet (1804-60), the staff artist of the expedition, produced 64 lithographed plates for the volumes, along with many ...
Hutsul Wedding
This pen-and-ink drawing of a late-19th-century Hutsul wedding is by Thaddäus Rybkowski (1848–1926), a Polish artist whose work featured scenes of rural life in Galicia and Poland. Born in Russian Poland, Rybkowski was educated at the Krakow School of Art. He later came to Vienna, where he studied in the studio of Professor Leopold Löffler-Radymno. The Hutsuls are a seminomadic ethno-cultural group that for centuries has inhabited the region of the Carpathian Mountains. The Hutsul language is considered to be a dialect of Ukrainian, strongly influenced by Polish and ...
The Divan or the Quarrel of the Wise Man with the World or the Judgment Between the Soul and the Body
Dimitrie Cantemir (1673–1723), prince of Moldavia, was a philosopher, historian, composer, and man of letters. His father was a mercenary of peasant origin who rose to become the voivode (prince) of Bogdan, the Turkish name for Moldavia. As a boy, Cantemir pursued studies in Greek, Latin, Slavonic, and other subjects. At age 14, he replaced his brother as a hostage of the Ottomans in Constantinople (present-day Istanbul), serving as a guarantee of his father's loyalty to the Sublime Porte. There he continued his education, studying Turkish, Arabic, Persian ...
Ornaments of Domestic Industry: Ruthenian Peasant Metalwork
Vzory promyslu domashnogo vyroby metalevi selian na Rusi (Ornaments of domestic industry: Ruthenian peasant metalwork) is one of a series of books published by the Industrial Museum in L'viv (present-day Ukraine), this one appearing in 1882. The explanatory text appears in Polish, Ruthenian (a predecessor of modern Ukrainian), German, and French, and it highlights the art and aesthetic taste shown in everyday objects. The book's focus is the Hutsuls, a people of the Carpathian Mountains, mainly in western and southwestern Ukraine, but also northern Romania and eastern Poland ...


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