Presearch Review – Is This A Good Opportunity Or Big Scam?.


    Presearch Review – Is This A Good Opportunity Or Big Scam?

You may have noticed that Presearch is getting a lot of hype and attention these days.
You might have had some friends in Network Marketing approach you about Presearch, or you may have seen it on social media.
I want to let you know, first of all, that I am NOT promoting Presearch as my own business opportunity. I am not an affiliate or distributor.
I have gathered here all the facts about Presearch in my Presearch Review – now you can learn all you need to know about it.
Is Presearch really a legit business?
Is Presearch a safe business to join?
Let me show you in my review of Presearch.
Get started by reading my review below.
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  1. What exactly presearch is 

Google is, unsurprisingly, one of the world’s most iconic companies. Google’s got its toes dipped into a lot of different projects, but the thing it’s most notable for is its online search engine.
It’s reported that Google accounts for 77% of all searches that are done on the Internet around the world, and companies like Presearch want to do something about that.
Presearch is promoting itself as a decentralized and transparent search engine, making use of its community to power its platform.
On its “Team” page, you can browse through the people involved with the company.
Colin Pape is cited as being the Project Lead for Presearch, with his corporate bio reading:
“Colin is a serial entrepreneur who founded the community commerce network, ShopCity.com. In 2011, Colin found himself mired in a battle with Google and realized that the world desperately needs a transparent and open search engine.”
Additionally, going to the “About” page is where you’ll find the following message:
“Presearch has an innovative go-to-market strategy to target the most frequent searchers – web workers – and gain early adoption, on our way to releasing future versions of the open source platform that will utilize a blockchain-based index, curated by the community.”

what is the presearch product line 

Although Presearch doesn’t have a physical good or service to offer, it’s promoting a system that lets people “get paid to search.”
As you complete searches with Presearch’s online platform, you’ll earn tokens.
Presearch is using the ERC20 standard for its token, with a current total supply of 1 billion at its disposal.
You can create a free account for Presearch to start using its search tool, with the company noting that more than 10,000 people are already using it in its beta stage.

what can you tell me about the compensation plan for presearch
Like I mentioned above, you’ll earn tokens as you search with Presearch.
As you obtain tokens, you’ll be able to vote on decisions that Presearch has for its community or use them to suggest new features taht should be added.
During Presearch’s pre-sale of tokens, it plans to sell 200 million of the 1 billion it currently has. Presearch notes that 5% of its tokens will be sold as part of the pre-sale, 20% will be given to early adopters of the platform, 30% is being reserved for a public sale, another 30% is being used for the offered rewards, and the last 15% is used for the future development of Presearch.
By continuing to search with Presearch and referring other people to join, you can earn more and more tokens that Presearch is offering.
what will it cost  to join presearch 
Since Presearch is still in a beta stage, you can join for free after creating an account with the company.

Is presearch A scam
If you have heard that Presearch is a scam, then you’ve come to the right place to find out the truth.
What’s the truth – is Presearch a scam?
I would say not exactly. However, there are some things to be aware of before joining, which I have detailed in the conclusion.
You will only be successful by recognizing the weaknesses and finding a way to move past them.
Conclusion for presearch
Companies have come and gone trying to steal some thunder from Google, and in most cases, these attempts have been thwarted.
Presearch has a unique and compelling idea, but it remains to be seen if it can turn this idea into a truly successful business.
You don’t have a lot to lose by checking out Presearch since you can currently join for free, but I don’t see this being your next big money-making opportunity.
For that, you’ll want to look somewhere else.
I definitely hope you have found value in my Review of Presearch.
I went into a lot of detail so that you can make a proper decision about whether you want to join or not.
If you do decide to proceed with Presearch, make sure you take the time to learn how to market yourself!
My training below can help you with that.

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Illyrian "Albania" Ancient Music

Illyrian "Albania" Ancient Music 


associated with the country of Albania and Albanian communitiesMusic has a long tradition in the country and is known for its regional diversity, from the Ghegs in the North to the Tosks in the South. It is an integral part of the national identity, strongly influenced by the country's long and turbulent history, which forced Albanians to protect their culture from their overlords by living in rural and remote mountains.

Diverse Albanian folk music includes monophonic and polyphonic styles, responses, choral, instrumental and vocal music. Each region has a unique musical tradition that reflects its history, language and culture.[1] Polyphonic singing and song forms are primarily found in South Albania, while in the North they are predominantly monophonic. Albanian iso-polyphony has been declared an UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. The Gjirokastër National Folklore Festival, held every five years in Gjirokastër, is an important venue exhibiting traditional Albanian music.
Albanian music extends to ancient Illyria and Greece, with influences from the RomanByzantine and Ottoman Empire. It is evident in archeological findings such as arenas, odeons, theatre buildings and amphitheatres, all over Albania. The remains of temples, libraries, sculptures and paintings of ancient dancers, singers and musical instruments, have been found in territories inhabited by the ancient Illyrians and ancient Greeks.
Church singing was performed throughout early Middle Ages in Albania by choirs or soloists in ecclesiastical centers such as BeratDurrës and Shkodër.[ The Middle Ages in Albania included choral music and traditional music. Shën Jan Kukuzeli, a singer, composer and musical innovator of Albanian origin, is one of the earliest known musicians.
Internationally renowned contemporary musicians of Albanian origin from Albania and Albanian diaspora include Action BronsonArilena AraBebe RexhaDua LipaEra IstrefiDafina ZeqiriEleni FoureiraG4SHIErmal MetaEncaElhaida DaniNoizy and Rita Ora. In the field of classical music, several Albanian sopranos and tenors have gained international recognition including Inva MulaMarie KrajaSaimir Pirgu and Ermonela Jaho.
Albania is a regular contestant on the Eurovision Song Contest. The country's most successful result was in 2012 with Rona Nishliu, finishing 5th place. Its first entry in 2004 by Anjeza Shahini remains its second most successful result, finishing in 7th place.

    Folk music

    Albanian folk music has a deep history and can be separated into three major stylistic groups such as the northern Ghegs, southern Labs and Tosks and with other important urban music areas around Shkodër and Tirana. It reflect the cultural and political history of the Albanian people and geographic position in Southern Europe and Mediterranean Sea.
    The northern and southern traditions are contrasted by the rugged and heroic tone of the north and the relaxed, gentle and exceptionally beautiful form of the south. These disparate styles are unified by the intensity that both performers and listeners give to their music as a medium for patriotic expression and as a vehicle carrying the narrative of oral history, as well as certain characteristics like the use of rhythms such as 3/8, 5/8 and 10/8.
    Albanian folk songs can be divided into major groups, the heroic epics of the north and the sweetly melodic lullabies, love songs, wedding musicwork songs and other kinds of song. The music of various festivals and holidays is also an important part of Albanian folk song, especially those that celebrate Lazarus Day, which inaugurates the springtime. Lullabies and laments are very important kinds of Albanian folk song, and are generally performed by solo women.

    Northern Albania

    An lahuta player wearing traditional Albanian clothing.
    The Ghegs from North of the Shkumbini River are known for a distinctive variety of sung epic poetry. The music of the north is particularly monophonic. Many of these are about the struggles of the Albanian people and history, the constant Albanian themes of honour, hospitality, treachery and revenge but also Skanderbeg, a legendary 15th century warrior who led the struggle against the Ottomans. These traditions are a form of oral history for the Ghegs and also preserve and inculcate moral codes and social values, necessary in a society that, until the early 20th century, relied on blood feuds as its primary means of law enforcement.
    The most traditional variety of epic poetry is the Albanian Songs of the Frontier Warriors. These epic poems are sung, accompanied by a lahuta. It is rarely performed in modern Albania, but is found in the northern highlands within the Dukagjin highlands and Malësia. Other styles of epics also include the Këngë trimash or kreshnikësh (English: Songs of brave men or frontier warriors), ballads and maje krahis (cries). Major epics include Mujo and Halil and Halil and Hajrije.
    Somewhat further south, around Dibër and Kërçovë in Macedonia, the lahuta is not used, replaced by the çifteli, a two-stringed instrument in which one string is used for the drone and one for the melody. Though men are the traditional performers (exception made for the sworn virgins), women have increasingly been taking part in epic balladry.
    Along with the def, çifteli and sharki are used in a style of dance and pastoral songs. Homemade wind instruments are traditionally used by shepherds in northern Albania; these include the zumarë, an unusual kind of clarinet. This shepherds' music is "melancholic and contemplative" in tone. The songs called maje-krahi are another important part of North Albanian folk song; these were originally used by mountaineers to communicate over wide distances, but are now seen as songs. Maje-krahi songs require the full range of the voice and are full of "melismatic nuances and falsetto cries".

    Southern Albania

    Folk group from Southern Albania
    Southern Albanian music is soft and gentle, and polyphonic in nature with similarities with Greek music on polyphonic song of EpirusVlorë in the southwest has perhaps the most unusual vocal traditions in the area, with four distinct parts (takerthrowerturner and drone) that combine to create a complex and emotionally cathartic melody. Author Kim Burton has described the melodies as "decorated with falsetto and vibrato, sometimes interrupted by wild and mournful cries". This polyphonic vocal music is full of power that "stems from the tension between the immense emotional weight it carries, rooted in centuries of pride, poverty and oppression, and the strictly formal, almost ritualistic nature of its structure".
    South Albania is also known for funeral laments with a chorus and one to two soloists with overlapping, mournful voices. There is a prominent folk love song tradition in the south, in which performers use free rhythm and consonant harmonies, elaborated with ornamentation and melisma.

    The Tosk people are known for ensembles consisting of violinsclarinets, lahutë (a kind of lute) and defEli Fara, a popular émigré performer, is from Korçë, but the city of Përmet is the center for southern musical innovation, producing artists like Remzi Lela and Laver Bariu. Lela is of special note, having founded a musical dynasty that continues with his descendants playing a part in most of the major music institutions in Tirana.
    Southern instrumental music includes the sedate kaba, an ensemble-driven by a clarinet or violin alongside accordions and llautës. The kaba is an improvised and melancholic style with melodies that Kim Burton describes as "both fresh and ancient", "ornamented with swoops, glides and growls of an almost vocal quality", exemplifying the "combination of passion with restraint that is the hallmark of Albanian culture."

    Illyrian "Albanians" emperors formalized Christianity - "Constantine I and Justinian I "


    Constantine was very generous toward the Church, although his gifts, in general, derived from looting pagan temples

    Aurelio Constantini (Constantine I)





     Known as Constantine the Great, was born on February 27, 274 and died on May 22, 337. Constantine was one of the most important figures of the Roman empire that reshaped it, and created the formalization of Christianity. It is considered sacred, like the Apostles of Orthodox Church, the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Catholic Church.

    Constantine (Flavius Valerius Constantinus) was one of many Illyrians who managed to be emperors of Rome. He ruled 31 years (306- 337). His birth name was Flavius Valerius Constantinus. Was the boy was Constantinus Chlorus, Illyrian commander. In 305 his father was co emperor.


    Constantine was the first Roman emperor who supported and tolerated Christianity in his empire. Many legends were created around his name. He systematically eliminated other Caesars and destroyed Diocletian tetrarch. Voltaire has defined his character in one sentence: "The main objective of Constantine was to be a God".

    Undoubtedly, he deserves the title Constantine "the Great" for the reforms made in army, in the monetary system, as well as in the integrity of his administration. This was also an expression of his boundless ambition. It is an undeniable fact that he has left lasting traces in history. The transfer of the imperial capital from Rome to Constantinople and the adoption of the Christian religion, he radically changed the face of the empire.




    (Constantine  I)

    Constantine was proclaimed August of West, in York, in the year 306, after the death of his father, one of four tetrarch. Constantine was held captive by Gallery, Western Empire Caesar in order to prevent him to inherit his father's function. But the young man managed to escape and foiled all attempts of the prosecution, killing all horses of imperial troops following him on the way. Constantine exercised power in Britain and Gaul, but to govern the whole empire, he had to defeat two powerful rivals. In 312, Constantine marched on Rome to overthrow the tyran Maksenc. In the Milvian Bridge, he defeated a much larger army in numbers, sent to defend the city. The swollen river tore down the bridge, killing thousands of people, among whom the Maksenc himself.

    According to legend, Constantine turned to Christianity, because saw a vision in the sky, and commissioned him entrusting the fate of his army to Christian god. He pointed as the emblem on the shields of his soldiers the cross that he say in the sky, with the motto: "With this sign you will win." But, however, he celebrated the victory by traditional Roman way, with a triumphal arch. Once Constantine felt (after a 9-year waiting) that he had the necessary forces to move to the attack, he broke his alliance with Licinius, who ruled the other half of the empire. He once defeated Licinius at Adrianople, then eventually drove him from Byzantine at the Battle of Krizopolisi.

    Two spectacular changes undertaken by Constantine was the construction of the "New Rome", Constantinople, and his embrace of Christianity. Shifting the center of gravity of the empire in the East, begun by Diocletian, but the city of Byzantium, chosen by Constantine, was much more strategic than the Nikomedisa, Diocletian capital. It is thought that the transfer of the capital of the empire in Byzantium was motivated by a sense of guilt, as well as strategic reasons. In fact, Rome was the city where Constantine (according widespread noise) had killed his wife, Fausta, and his son, Chrisp. Whatever the reason for the choice of Constantinople, the city was built quickly and was inaugurated with great pomposity in 330.

    Justinian I


    Illyrian emperors formalized Christianity - Constantine I and Justinian I


    While the Western Roman Empire had disappeared under the onslaught of the barbarians, in Constantinople Justinain I throne shone, sung so beautifully by Dante Alighieri in the masterpiece "The Divine Comedy".

    The acts of this empire are great and immortal. The largest work is the codification of Roman Prerogative. A job that was supported by a committee composed by 17 jurists, headed by Triboniani. They reviewed 2000 books and over 3 million written texts and were compiled "Corpus Juris", that is the foundation of modern jurisprudence.

    In this gigantic work, Justinian, under the influence of Christianity changed and softened many old points, as the father power, and improved the situation of women and proclaimed the equality of all citizens before the law.

    Justinian gave incentives on trade, art and literature. He built the famous Agia Sofia, for which was worked six years in a row.

    The great Russian historian Vasiliev, in his monumental work, "The History of Byzantium" says the first and second Justinian who reigned in 518-568, were Illyrians and Albanians.

    Justinian was born in Sabbatius Petrus Tauresium in the province of Dardania, in 483 AD.

    During the reign of Justin (518-527), Justinian was a close friend of the emperor. Justinian showed ambition and initially worked as an officer and was a friend of the emperor. Thanks to this friendship and his skills he became emperor on April 1, 527, although there is no conclusive evidence of this.

    During the reign of Justinian, Byzantine empire reaches its highpoint in all spheres of life. Thanks to him the Byzantine empire stretched from Armenia at the banks of Danube in Spain and Africa.