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РДДМ «Движение Первых»| МБУ Гимназия № 39
Hatsune Miku | Хацунэ (Хатсуне) Мику
デュラララ
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BEATPORT
![デュラララ. Durarara!! (яп. デュラララ!! Дюрарара!!?) — серия книг, выпущенная в Японии в виде «лайт-новел», авторства Рёго Нариты с иллюстрациями Судзухито Ясуды. В настоящее время издательством ASCII Media Works было опубликовано семь томов. В январе 2010 года студия Brains Base выпустила аниме-адаптацию, которая насчитывает 24 серии.[1] 25 августа 2010 года, вместе с седьмым DVD-диском Durarara вышел первый экстра-эпизод, который не был показан по телевидению. 22 сентября 2010 года в Японии выпущена игра для платформы PlayStation Portable по мотивам серии.
Сюжет
Микадо Рюгаминэ, несмотря на громкое имя (оно значит «император Горы Дракона») — тихий и скромный парень. Он безвылазно живёт в столичном предместье, а диким тусовкам и ночным прогулкам предпочитает общение по Интернету. Но герою внезапно захотелось нового — и по совету друга детства он переводится в старшую школу Райра, что находится в Икэбукуро — одном из самых веселых и опасных районов Токио. Прибыв туда, Микадо словно окунается в иной мир, а старый друг Масаоми, подобно Вергилию, постепенно ведет гостя все глубже по ярусам новой обители.
Очень скоро новосел Микадо узнаёт, что хочешь жить — умей вертеться, уличные банды уже не шалят по-прежнему, русский негр Саймон — мировой парень, а вот местному «бармену» Сидзуо и загадочному торговцу информацией Орихаре лучше под руку не попадаться. И когда Микадо видит городскую легенду — Всадника без головы, то окончательно понимает, что приехал не зря. Отныне главный герой становится частью большого города, жизни и увлекательных приключений среди школьных друзей, уличных и сетевых бандитов, дилеров черного рынка, сталкеров, маньяков и сверхъестественных существ.](https://sun1-96.userapi.com/impg/pdg2PTM5nXAfK_jrT8w1g2w__E1L31UYarh2Ng/xucnjug0Y-Q.jpg?quality=96&as=32x32,48x48,72x72,108x108,160x160&sign=2d52f8e37b572a6b3d6572667f26292b&u=2VD1X2Ip8YxfeXWA7ze7k-9_fk0s1Qaj5xKiNRkCvek&cs=480x480 "デュラララ. Durarara!! (яп. デュラララ!! Дюрарара!!?) — серия книг, выпущенная в Японии в виде «лайт-новел», авторства Рёго Нариты с иллюстрациями Судзухито Ясуды. В настоящее время издательством ASCII Media Works было опубликовано семь томов. В январе 2010 года студия Brains Base выпустила аниме-адаптацию, которая насчитывает 24 серии.[1] 25 августа 2010 года, вместе с седьмым DVD-диском Durarara вышел первый экстра-эпизод, который не был показан по телевидению. 22 сентября 2010 года в Японии выпущена игра для платформы PlayStation Portable по мотивам серии.
Сюжет
Микадо Рюгаминэ, несмотря на громкое имя (оно значит «император Горы Дракона») — тихий и скромный парень. Он безвылазно живёт в столичном предместье, а диким тусовкам и ночным прогулкам предпочитает общение по Интернету. Но герою внезапно захотелось нового — и по совету друга детства он переводится в старшую школу Райра, что находится в Икэбукуро — одном из самых веселых и опасных районов Токио. Прибыв туда, Микадо словно окунается в иной мир, а старый друг Масаоми, подобно Вергилию, постепенно ведет гостя все глубже по ярусам новой обители.
Очень скоро новосел Микадо узнаёт, что хочешь жить — умей вертеться, уличные банды уже не шалят по-прежнему, русский негр Саймон — мировой парень, а вот местному «бармену» Сидзуо и загадочному торговцу информацией Орихаре лучше под руку не попадаться. И когда Микадо видит городскую легенду — Всадника без головы, то окончательно понимает, что приехал не зря. Отныне главный герой становится частью большого города, жизни и увлекательных приключений среди школьных друзей, уличных и сетевых бандитов, дилеров черного рынка, сталкеров, маньяков и сверхъестественных существ.")
![BEATPORT. BEATPORT TOP100
BEATPORT COUPON
BEATPORT DOWNLOADER
BEATPORT PLAY
BEATPORT MOBILE
BEATPORT APP
BEATPORT CHARTS
BEATPORT PRO
Beatport is an online music store specializing in electronic music and culture. Beatport is a privately held company owned and operated by Beatport LLC and based in Denver, Colorado with offices in Los Angeles, California, San Francisco, Tokyo, Japan and Berlin, Germany. It was founded in 2004, and in 2013 bought by Robert F. X. Sillerman's company SFX Entertainment, for a reported price of slightly over $50 million.[1] Its annual revenue for 2012 was reportedly around $15–18 million, with losses of $2 million.[2]
History[edit]
The first version of Beatport's web store, Beatport 1.0, was released on January 7, 2004 and consisted of 79 Electronic Music Record Labels in its catalog.[3] Half a year later, Beatport was beginning to become recognized after a few collaborations with well-known DJs and partnerships with the technology company Native Instruments.[3] In January 2005, a revised Beatport 2.0 was released, with a catalog of over 100,000 tracks supplied by 2,700 signed labels. Beatport was also made accessible through a scaled-down GUI embedded within DJ software: Traktor DJ Studio by Native Instruments. On August 7, 2006 Beatport released Beatport 3.0 Fully Loaded, the third version of its original store, which featured improvements to navigation, customized content subscription via My Beatport, and new payment options.
In February 2007, Beatport launched the Beatport Player, a viral marketing web widget to play back relevant Artist, Label, Genre, and Chart content. Built using Adobe Flash and HTML, the player gives users the ability to create custom, dynamic playlists from Beatport's entire catalog of song previews to be embedded into nearly any HTML website.
In August 2007, Beatport launched a community-oriented music site, Beatportal, whose stated mission is ...to provide music lovers with up-to-date information about the world of electronic music. Following up on the idea of the community-oriented site, Beatport introduced the Beatport Music Awards on March 18, 2008. Each year Beatport users can vote for the best electronic music artists in an effort to trace the progress of these artists over the years or determine which has the largest growing fan base. The BMAs are broken down into 19 categories, including Best Artist categories from each genre, Best Remix, and Best Single. The nominees for the BMAs are based solely on unit sales at Beatport.
A version called The New Beatport was released on January 21, 2009 and integrated the use of a Flex 3 web application provided by RealEyes Media. On July 14, 2011, Beatport launched their HTML5 website with new features, designs and a new platform.
In February 2013, Beatport was acquired by Robert F.X. Sillerman's SFX Entertainment, a conglomerate focusing on EDM properties such as festivals and promoters.[4] Additionally, Beatport announced a partnership with the music recognition service Shazam, which would allow the service to index Beatport's catalog so its songs can be recognized by Shazam's app.[5]
On January 6, 2014, Clear Channel Media and Entertainment announced that as part of a marketing partnership with SFX, it will syndicate a Beatport top 20 countdown show to its major-market contemporary hit radio stations beginning later in the year. Clear Channel staff, including John Sykes, believed that the deal (particularly the Beatport countdown show) would help provide a higher level of national exposure to current and up and coming EDM artists (Clear Channel's syndication division also produces the American Top 40).[6][7][8]
Music catalog[edit]
At launch, Beatport offered tracks from 79 electronic music labels to customers worldwide. Over the years, the company has grown and expanded its music cata](https://sun1-14.userapi.com/s/v1/ig2/3-f8s0tQC57MvQaTe8rK3yI5doE7WBBwQMafYRogaC7A1tiMOWB9DG_O8npdqSwpmqjgPUMsv1Wh7pYHxwZl-m6l.jpg?quality=96&crop=20,27,360,360&as=32x32,48x48,72x72,108x108,160x160,240x240,360x360&ava=1&cs=480x480 "BEATPORT. BEATPORT TOP100
BEATPORT COUPON
BEATPORT DOWNLOADER
BEATPORT PLAY
BEATPORT MOBILE
BEATPORT APP
BEATPORT CHARTS
BEATPORT PRO
Beatport is an online music store specializing in electronic music and culture. Beatport is a privately held company owned and operated by Beatport LLC and based in Denver, Colorado with offices in Los Angeles, California, San Francisco, Tokyo, Japan and Berlin, Germany. It was founded in 2004, and in 2013 bought by Robert F. X. Sillerman's company SFX Entertainment, for a reported price of slightly over $50 million.[1] Its annual revenue for 2012 was reportedly around $15–18 million, with losses of $2 million.[2]
History[edit]
The first version of Beatport's web store, Beatport 1.0, was released on January 7, 2004 and consisted of 79 Electronic Music Record Labels in its catalog.[3] Half a year later, Beatport was beginning to become recognized after a few collaborations with well-known DJs and partnerships with the technology company Native Instruments.[3] In January 2005, a revised Beatport 2.0 was released, with a catalog of over 100,000 tracks supplied by 2,700 signed labels. Beatport was also made accessible through a scaled-down GUI embedded within DJ software: Traktor DJ Studio by Native Instruments. On August 7, 2006 Beatport released Beatport 3.0 Fully Loaded, the third version of its original store, which featured improvements to navigation, customized content subscription via My Beatport, and new payment options.
In February 2007, Beatport launched the Beatport Player, a viral marketing web widget to play back relevant Artist, Label, Genre, and Chart content. Built using Adobe Flash and HTML, the player gives users the ability to create custom, dynamic playlists from Beatport's entire catalog of song previews to be embedded into nearly any HTML website.
In August 2007, Beatport launched a community-oriented music site, Beatportal, whose stated mission is ...to provide music lovers with up-to-date information about the world of electronic music. Following up on the idea of the community-oriented site, Beatport introduced the Beatport Music Awards on March 18, 2008. Each year Beatport users can vote for the best electronic music artists in an effort to trace the progress of these artists over the years or determine which has the largest growing fan base. The BMAs are broken down into 19 categories, including Best Artist categories from each genre, Best Remix, and Best Single. The nominees for the BMAs are based solely on unit sales at Beatport.
A version called The New Beatport was released on January 21, 2009 and integrated the use of a Flex 3 web application provided by RealEyes Media. On July 14, 2011, Beatport launched their HTML5 website with new features, designs and a new platform.
In February 2013, Beatport was acquired by Robert F.X. Sillerman's SFX Entertainment, a conglomerate focusing on EDM properties such as festivals and promoters.[4] Additionally, Beatport announced a partnership with the music recognition service Shazam, which would allow the service to index Beatport's catalog so its songs can be recognized by Shazam's app.[5]
On January 6, 2014, Clear Channel Media and Entertainment announced that as part of a marketing partnership with SFX, it will syndicate a Beatport top 20 countdown show to its major-market contemporary hit radio stations beginning later in the year. Clear Channel staff, including John Sykes, believed that the deal (particularly the Beatport countdown show) would help provide a higher level of national exposure to current and up and coming EDM artists (Clear Channel's syndication division also produces the American Top 40).[6][7][8]
Music catalog[edit]
At launch, Beatport offered tracks from 79 electronic music labels to customers worldwide. Over the years, the company has grown and expanded its music cata")