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Ihor Ihorovych Kostenko (ukr. огор Ігорович Костенко, born December 31, 1991 in Zubrzec, died February 20, 2014 in Kiev) - Ukrainian journalist, graduate of the college of them. St. Józefata in Buczacz in 2009, student of geography at the University of Ivan Franko in Lviv, Euromaidan activist. He was killed by a sniper bullet during a confrontation on Institutska Street. The hero of Ukraine, one of the Heavenly Sotnia. He was also a wikipedian of the Ukrainian Wikipedia - he edited under the nickname "Ig2000". On August 10, 2014 in London during the closing ceremony of the annual Wikimania conference, Jimmy Wales announced - posthumously - I. Kostenka the Wikipedia of the Year. wiki

The Oath - a poem by the American lawyer, prose writer and poet William Vicars Lawrance, published in 1889 by Riverside Press in the volume The Story of Judeth: a Tale of Bethany, with Poems of Home, Heart, and Hearth. The work consists of ten parts. "Swear it!" he said; "swear on this hand Over this heart that is throbbing beneath! Swear it ! Yes, swear, that the oath may stand, Nor perish away in the passing breath. There ! it is done ! Bound soul and heart, — Not to the evil, for no black art The struggling soul shall stain, but good, Good for thee and for me. Why should Thy cheek blanch white, as if a fear Pressed on thy footsteps darkly near? Bibliography wiki

Robert Gierlach (born March 2, 1976 in Tarnawa Górna) - Polish singer, bassist Curriculum vitae A graduate of the Vocal and Acting Department at the Academy of Music. Fryderyk Chopin in Warsaw in the class of Kazimierz Pustelak (with honors). He made his debut in 1999 with the title role in Imeneo Handel in the Warsaw Chamber Opera. He performed at the Teatr Wielki - Polish National Opera in Warsaw and the Cracow Philharmonic and in A Coruña, Bari, Bratislava, Berlin, Dublin, Cape Town, Klagenfurt, Lisbon, Minneapolis, Oviedo, Ravenna, St. Gallen. Laureate of numerous competitions (Ada Sari 1999 - 1st place, Bilbao 2000 - 2nd place, Milan 2001 - Premio Caruso, Barcelona 2004 - 3rd place). wiki

The Gospel of Regular Canons from Krakow - a codex from c. 1420 containing 107 Latin sermons, preceded by excerpts from the gospel with voices in Polish. The codex is the property of the library of regular canons in Krakow. The manuscript was written around 1420 in the Augustinian scriptorium in Kazimierz. Extensive Polish glosses form an almost continuous translation of the pericope from the Gospels of Matthew (5, 20-24), Mark (11, 1-3; 16, 1-7), and Luke (2, 42-52; 8, 4-15; 21, 25-27; 24, 13-35) and John (3, 16-21; 8, 46-59; 15, 26-27; 16, 1-4. 5-15; 18, 1-40; 19, 1 -42). There is a double interline between the verses of the Latin gospel, which suggests that the voices were planned at the manuscript creation stage. Voices are written in a mixture of Polish and Czech with the predominance of Czech elements. This may have been due to the fact that the copyist was of Czech origin, and used a former Polish translation which he modernized himself. According to another hypothesis, the...

Mega is a prefix of multiples of a unit of measure of physical quantities with a multiplier of 10 = 1,000,000 (one million), denoted by the symbol M. In computing, the mega prefix usually means 1 048 576 and is the result of 1024 · 1024 = 2, in contrast to the SI system, where 1000 · 1000 = 10 = 1,000,000. In order to avoid inaccuracies associated with this system, it is recommended using the prefix of binary mebi (short for the words mega binary), which in accordance with standardization means 1024 · 1024. In practice, however, an incorrect name has been fixed, and the lack of formal naming often causes misunderstandings in the interpretation of memory capacity. 1 MiB = 1024 KiB = 1024 · 1024 B = 1 048 576 B 1 MB  = 1000 kB  = 1000 · 1000 B = 1 000 000 B wiki

Samaresh Basu pseud. Calcutta (born in 1924 in Radźnoń, died 1988) - Indian writer. He wrote in Bengali. In the early period of creation, among others Ganga (1957), he dealt with issues related to rural life, later problems of the city and its residents, especially the middle class. He wrote songs containing interesting plot and a live story, boldly took up the subject of sex in them. He published (under the pseudonym Kalkut) popular travel novels and collections of short stories, including Bi Ti roder dhare (On the edge of BT Road, 1953), Akal bryszti (Rain not in time, 1954), Amrytakumbher sandhane (In search of nectar, 1954), Mahakaler rather ghora (Baghini, 1977), Baghini (Tigrys, 1983) ) and Samba (1980), for which he received an award from the Indian Academy of Literature. Bibliography wiki

Serge Maschewski (Russian: Сергей Иванович Машевский, Siergiej Iwanowicz Maszewski, born in 1975 in Pawłodarze) - a German Protestant priest of Kazakh origin, a bishop (superior) of the German Evangelical Lutheran Church of Ukraine (DELKU). Curriculum vitae It comes from Kazakhstan. He is a citizen of the Federal Republic of Germany. He graduated in philology and theology studies. In the years 2009-2013 he was the pastor of the church of Saint. Catherine in Dnipropetrovsk. In October 2013, the Synod of the German Evangelical Lutheran Church of Ukraine chose him as the new superior of the Church. As the superior of DELKU - bp. Maschewski came into conflict with, among others, the partner Evangelical Lutheran Church of Bavaria (ELKB) which indirectly led to the separation of about 30 parishes from DELKU (as of August 2016). wiki