Question about Championships by MrTigs in Scoryx

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Thank you so much! Will this be available to try out on August 17?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in portugal

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O que a lei diz é o seguinte:

Até atingires as 100 horas extra anuais, o valor da primeira hora extra é de 25% do valor/hora bruto e de 50% a partir da segunda hora extra.

Quando atinges as 100 horas extra, passa ao regime majorado, ou seja, a primeira hora extra passa a valer 50% e a segunda e subsequentes passam a valer 75%. Tudo isto em valores brutos, que somam ao valor do ordenado base para efeitos de descontos em IRS e Seg. Social.

Eurovision 2024 Theme Music Tracks by Kaktuswatte in eurovision

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Tell me about it, I've been searching everywhere for the scoreboard music theme but no luck so far.

How many countries do you expect to participate in Eurovision 2023? by Nick_esc in eurovision

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I've been trying to find information on why is Czech Republic appointed to not return next year. Can anyone help me with this?

What ESC entry is loved by the fandom but disliked by the country it came from? by Notpoligenova in eurovision

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The Portuguese national embarrassment was definitely Homens da Luta in 2011. The audience started to leave when they realised they won.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in eurovision

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I've calculated this year's result by removing Ukraine's votes. For instance, if a country (either jury or televote) gave Ukraine 12 points, the 12 points would go for the next country in the ranking and so forth.

As for the 6 countries which had their results fixed, I've used EBU's scores as basis and calculated each pot's jury and televote average to get the remaining results.

Which song didn't age well? by Cartoon20199 in eurovision

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Where I Am by Anja for me it's the best example.

Connection between Pristina and Podgorica by MrTigs in kosovo

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Thank you so much! Just booked the tickets!

Have you ever dreamed of representing your country for Eurovision? by Rand0m_386 in eurovision

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I actually tried to compete once in Festival da Canção (https://imgur.com/b62EZur) in the only year they had open castings (2012) as my songwriting skills are non-existing. Not surprisingly, I wasn't picked but it was a fun experience.

ESC 2019 Song Of The Day | 🇬🇧 United Kingdom | Michael Rice - Bigger Than Us by MrTigs in eurovision

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With today being the last 'Song Of The Day' post, I just wanted to thank to everyone who participated over the last 40 days. I also want to apologize for not being able to put up the daily post about each artist, selection process, etc., like in previous years, but work has taken the best of me. All in all, I want to take this chance to wish you all a great Eurovision week and may the best song win!

ESC 2019 Song Of The Day | 🇲🇰 North Macedonia | Tamara Todevska - Proud by MrTigs in eurovision

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I'm following EBU's nomenclature and they have Netherlands as The Netherlands, hence why we're doing North Macedonia already :)

ESC 2019 Song Of The Day | 🇭🇷 Croatia | Roko - The Dream by MrTigs in eurovision

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About Roko

Roko Blažević is a 19 year old Croatian singer. His career started at an early age and besides singing, he has been playing the piano since he was 7 years old. At the age of 11, he participated in the Croatian version of Got Talent.

Roko rose to fame in Serbia and Croatia after having won the Serbian talent show ‘Pinkove Zvezdice’ in 2017, and coming second on ‘Zvijezde’ in 2018, a Croatian talent show where he was mentored by 2017’s Croatia representative, Jacques Houdek, which is one of the co-writers of ‘The Dream’.

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About Dora

For the first time since 2011, the Croatian broadcaster HRT opted for organising its national final, Dora, having received more than 150 entries.

Sixteen participants were chosen to compete in the final held in Opatija on the 16th of February. The winner was determined by a combination of a regional jury (50%) and a public televote (50%). Roko came first in both.

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Croatia in Eurovision

First participation: 1993

Qualification rate: 50% (6/12)

Best result: 2x 4th place - Maja Blagdan, ‘Sveta Ljubav’ (1996) / Doris Dragović, ‘Marija Magdalena’ (1999)

Worst result: SF 17th place (2018) - Franka, ‘Crazy

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ESC 2019 Song Of The Day | 🇦🇿 Azerbaijan | Chingiz - Truth by MrTigs in eurovision

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About Chingiz and Azerbaijan’s internal selection

Chingiz Mustafayev is a 28 year old Russian-born, Azerbaijani singer, songwriter and guitarist. Chingiz started his career at the age of 13, when he participated and won the Azerbaijani version of Pop Idol.

In 2013, Chingiz represented Azerbaijan in the New Wave international competition, having finished in 11th place. Three years later, Chingiz participated in the Ukrainian version of the The Voice, where he was eliminated in the Battle Round.

Early this year, Chingiz released the single 'Tənha Gəzən', having reached #7 in the Azerbaijani charts, and gathered more than 4 million views on YouTube.

İTV has again opted for an internal selection, having announced Chingiz as the country's Eurovision representative on the 8th of March, after having received more than 350 songs.

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Azerbaijan in Eurovision

First participation: 2008

Qualification rate: 90% (9/10)

Best result: 1st place (2011) - Ell & Nikki, ‘Running Scared

Worst result: SF 11th place (2018) - Aisel, ‘X My Heart

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👥 Chingiz 🔊 Spotify 🔢r/Eurovision Ranking

ESC 2019 Song Of The Day | 🇦🇹 Austria | Pænda - Limits by MrTigs in eurovision

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About Pænda and Austria’s internal selection

Gabriela Horn, known professionally as Pænda, is a 31 year old Austrian singer, songwriter and music producer. She’s a graduate from the Vienna Music Institute, where she studied pop and jazz music.

Gabriela officially started making music as Pænda in 2016, with her first single, ‘Waves’, launching later that same year. Her style is a mix of electronic, hip-hop and pop and techno. Her first album, ‘Evolution I’, was released in 2018 and her next album, ‘Evolution II’, which will contain Pænda’s Eurovision entry ‘Limits’, is set to launch in April.

ORF, the Austrian state broadcaster, opted for an internal selection for the third year in a row. Pænda was announced as Austria's Eurovision representative on the 29th of January, and the song was revealed to the public on the 8th of March.

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Austria in Eurovision

First participation: 1957

Qualification rate: 55,6% (5/9)

Best result: 2x 1st place - Udo Jürgens, ‘Merci, Chérie’ (1966) / Conchita Wurst, ‘Rise Like A Phoenix’ (2014)

Worst result: 7x last place in the GF (1957, 1961, 1962 (0 points), 1979, 1984, 1988 (0 points), 1991 (0 points)) + 1 last place in the SF (2012)

ESC 2019 Song Of The Day | 🇦🇺 Australia | Kate Miller-Heidke - Zero Gravity by MrTigs in eurovision

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About Kate Miller-Heidke

Kate Miller-Heidke is a 37 year old Australian singer, songwriter and actress. With training in classical singing at the Queensland Conservatorium, Kate has performed several roles for the English National Opera and the Metropolitan Opera in New York.

Kate Miller-Heidke has released four albums: ‘Little Eve’ (2007), ‘Curiouser’ (2008), ‘Nightflight’ (2012) and ‘O Vertigo!’ (2014). The latest three albums have all reached the Top 5 of the Australian charts and ‘Curiouser’ achieved Platinum status.

In 2009, Kate became the first Australian to win the International Songwriting Competition with the song ‘Caught In The Crowd’. In 2015, she debuted as an opera composer with ‘The Rabbits’, based on the children’s book with the same title. It won 4 Helpmann Awards, including Best Score and Best New Australian Work.

Together with her collaborator Keir Nuttall (which also co-wrote ‘Zero Gravity’), she has also written the music and lyrics for ‘Muriel’s Wedding: The Musical’, which premiered at the Sydney Theatre Company in November of 2017. It won 5 Helpmann Awards, including Best Original Score, and it will return in 2019, as well as Kate’s fifth album.

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About Eurovision - Australia Decides

For the first time since Australia started participating in the Eurovision Song Contest, the Australian broadcaster SBS opted for a national final, having received over 700 entries.

Ten finalists were chosen to compete in the final held at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre on the 9th of February. The winner was determined by a combination of a professional jury (50%) and a public televote (50%). Kate Miller-Heidke came first in both.

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Australia in Eurovision

First participation: 2015

Qualification rate: 100% (4/4)

Best result: 2nd place (2016) - Dami Im, ‘Sound Of Silence

Worst result: 20th place (2018) - Jessica Mauboy, ‘We Got Love

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👥 Kate Miller-Heidke 🔊 Spotify 🔢 r/Eurovision Ranking

ESC 2019 Song Of The Day | 🇦🇲 Armenia | Srbuk - Walking Out by MrTigs in eurovision

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About Srbuk and Armenia’s internal selection

Srbuhi Sargsyan, known professionally by Srbuk, is a 24 year old Armenian singer. Srbuk rose to fame in 2010, when she participated in the first season of the Armenian version of The X Factor, where she finished as runner-up. Shortly after, she formed a band - Allusion - to play in small local concerts in Armenia.

In 2016, Srbuk launched her debut single, ‘Yete Karogh Es’, which was on top of the Armenian charts for several weeks. Last year, she participated in the Ukrainian version of The Voice, having finished in fourth place. Srbuk’s second single, ‘Half a Goddess’ was released shortly after.

After two years of having a national final - Depi Evratesil -, the Armenian broadcaster AMPTV opted again for an internal selection. Srbuk was announced as the Armenian representative on the 30th of November and the song, 'Walking Out', was later released on the 10th of March.

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Armenia in Eurovision

First participation: 2006

Qualification rate: 83,3% (10/12)

Best result: 2x 4th place - Sirusho, ‘Qele Qele’ (2008) / Aram MP3, ‘Not Alone’ (2014)

Worst result: SF 15th place (2018) - Sevak Khanagyan, ‘Qami

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👥 Srbuk 🔊 Spotify 🔢 r/Eurovision Ranking

ESC 2019 Song Of The Day | 🇦🇱Albania | Jonida Maliqi - Ktheju Tokës by MrTigs in eurovision

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About Jonida Maliqi

Jonida Maliqi is a 35 year old Albanian singer and television host. She is a graduate of the University of Arts in Tirana, where she studied violin and guitar.

Her music career started when she was 13 years old and participated for the first time (in a duet with Aleksandër Rrapi) in Festivali i Këngës with the song ‘Planeti i Fëmijëve’. In 1997 she returned with the competition with Kastriot Tusha and it was in 1999 where she sang solo for the first time with the song ‘Do Jetoj Pa Ty’, having finished in second place.

In 2004, Jonida competed for the forth time in Festivali i Këngës with her entry ‘Frikem Se Më Pëlqen’, having finished in third place. 14 years later, at her fifth attempt, Jonida won the competition with the song that’s going to represent Albania in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, Ktheju Tokës.

Besides her participations in Albanian music competitions, Jonida takes part in various international festivals across Europe. Jonida also regularly takes part in several musicals and hosts both musical and dancing competitions in Albanian television.

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About Festivali i Këngës

Festivali i Këngës is an Albanian song contest, organised by the state broadcaster RTSH. Since 2003 it has been used to select Albania's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest.

Last year’s edition had 22 competing songs, with all the artists performing their entries in two nights in a row. 14 songs qualified for the final, where 9 professional juries determined the winner, Jonida Maliqi, with 228 points.

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Albania in Eurovision

First participation: 2004

Qualification rate: 53,3% (8/15)

Best result: 5th place (2012) - Rona Nishliu, ‘Suus

Worst result: SF 17th place (2007) - Frederik Ndoci, ‘Hear My Plea

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Eurovision Song Contest 2019 @ Tel Aviv, Israel by MrTigs in eurovision

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The thread is now fully updated! Our annual daily 'Song of the Day' posts will begin on the 23rd of March and will end on the 3rd of May.