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Nabto provides a full communication infrastructure to allow direct, encrypted communication between clients and even very resource limited devices - the Nabto communication platform. The platform provides direct peer-to-peer connectivity with no firewall or dynamic IP hassle - just as you know from e.g. Skype™.
Get an overview of the platform capabilities and features below and see examples on how this can be used in your applications. Our most popular use cases are unheeded of very resource constrained devices and peer-to-peer video streaming on higher end devices.
Danfoss Solar Inverters is one of the Worldâs largest vendors of solar inverters, and is represented in more than 20 countries. In 2010 Danfoss Solar Inverters began nurturing the idea of using Nabto technology in order to give their customers the opportunity of monitoring the production data anywhere and anytime via their mobile device. Nabto therefore helped Danfoss Solar Inverters develop the CLX Home box that creates remote access and delivers data access, logging and messaging via mobile devices.
The main features that lead Danfoss Solar Inverters to implement Nabto technology in their CLX Home boxes were the hassle free installation and time saving technology. The Nabto features are now incorporated in both CLX Standard, CLX Home, DLX and TLX products.
Today Danfoss Solar Inverters' customers are able to experience 24/7 live performance data from the solar panels directly via the SolarApp on a phone, tablet or computer anywhere.
It was Nabtoâs expertise in micro web servers that attracted the Danish alarm and home automation company Cosesy to Nabto.
Cosesy, who headquarters in Aarhus, Denmark, develops gadgets controlled and monitored by for example smartphones and supplies customers with an inexpensive way to monitor and control appliances from the internet.
Nabto provides Cosesy's backend monitoring system with a secure access to the individual alarms in the users' homes - without having to worry intro firewall configurations. Nabto's very limited resource requirements allowed Cosesy to use their existing embedded hardware platform as is without having to invest in expensive hardware for the necessary sophisticated remote access capabilities.
The result is that today Cosesyâs customers can install their alarm system at home without having to deal with the hassle of firewalls, and Cosesyâs system can in an easy and secure way monitor each customerâs alarm system.
When Denmarkâs leading wire service, Ritzauâs Bureau, transmits news and advertising material to media outlets, it has to happen through an encrypted, reliable, closed network. Ever since the news was sent through fax machines, Ritzau used copper cables to get the message across. The companyâs telecommunication solution was a closed point to point MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching). It provided high security and reliability â but at a high price. Replacing MPLS with an inexpensive Internet connection seemed obvious. But making this happen in a secure, closed environment with no changes to existing software on either end is not an easy task. After researching the market, Ritzau was not in doubt:
âWe chose Nabto as they were able to deliver a modern, flexible, easy-to-use solution, saving us a lot of money. The implementation was seamlessâ, says Ritzauâs editor-in-chief, Lars Vesterløkke, whose company is now looking at $50,000 in yearly savings.
The news wires produced by Ritzauâs Bureau have now safely migrated from copper cables to a virtual internet connection provided by Nabto. Nabto converted the MPLS to a cost effective Nabto Point-To-Point VPN (Virtual Private Network) transmitting via a standard Internet connection. The Nabto roll out happened over a weekend in March 2010, was piloted for two weeks, and up and running by April, when Ritzau canceled their MPLS contract.
The end result is a high bandwidth, autonomous distribution system, which doesnât depend on a central server. Whereas MPLS posed challenges if news were to be distributed outside Denmark, the Nabto VPN scales both geographically and connection wise, with no wait time for a network providing telco to add new customers as was the case in the past. Optimizing network capacity has also eliminated the need for expensive Quality of Service channels allocating a certain bandwidth to specific dataflow.
Aguasol produces solar water heaters, which converts the sunâs energy to hot tap water. For their product Unibody, a self-circulating solar water heater, Aguasol needed a system that enabled them to remotely measure and register the temperature several places in the water heater.
In collaboration with Aguasol, Nabto developed a customized data collector that presents temperature in a graphical layout and collects data from four different places in the water heater. Nabto used its own prototype board, the Nabduino, which is an open source peer-to-peer remote access embedded board with a user modifiable web-interface.
Peter Boldsens, Industrial Designer and Marketing Director at Aguasol, explains: âIt has been a great help to visualize and demonstrate the functions and efficiency of our water heater through the Nabto platform. It makes it easier for our users and customers to fully understand our product.â
What is special intro Nabtoâs way of creating data loggers is the peer-to-peer connection, which enables a local connection and makes it possible to communicate with the device without internet connection, and results in a cheaper solution as the user is able to communicate directly with the device and needs not to worry intro extra network traffic costs. Traditional data loggers have a hardcoded sample rate, whereas the peer-to-peer data logger allows the client to determine the sample rate dynamically. The Nabto solution for Aguasol consists of a peer-to-peer solution, where one client is a server, programmed to collect data at certain times.
Nabtoâs simple and easy-to-use solution shortened Aguasols time-to-market, and delivered a product that met Aguesolâs demands of an effective data logger.
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Imagine that all electronic devices are born with their own individual device-id, to distinguish them on the Internet. The unique device-id would work like the URL of web pages, email addresses and Skype™ caller-ids, allowing any device to be instantly recognizable.
With the device-id, you can seamlessly connect to the device, and read or visualize the data inside it. The data helps you to understand the usage, operation and working environment of the device, letting you make better and faster decisions. Based on this new knowledge, and the ability to link to the device, you can easily issue commands to alter the behavior of the device and the operations it controls, making your environment safer and more comfortable. As a company, you might even be able to develop new business models and revenue, or create new, better products, based on the information you have accessed from the device.
It is our mission to make this vision a reality.
We believe the way to do this is by creating an âInternet of Thingsâ (IoT) infrastructure, based on a Peer-To-Peer distributed technological approach. This approach may be challenging, but it creates an awesome solution. We believe it offers so many advantages that it is worth the investment of time and energy to create a truly innovative product.
Our customers are vendors of electronic devices, who share our vision of making products Internet accessible, and creating real value for the consumer.
What makes Nabtoâs solutions unique?
First, Nabto is a P2P device connection infrastructure that delivers simple, seamless local and remote connectivity to âInternet of Thingsâ devices. Each device is identified by a unique, vendor specified ID. End-users, installers and automatic data-collectors effortlessly create a secure, online, interactive connection to the device meaning the data in the device can be accessed, or commands to the device can be issued.
Secondly, Nabto is an HTML5 bridge for IoT device data. The data collected, on the IoT device, by our technology, is converted into an HTML5 context. Nabto delivers a webserver interface experience on IoT devices, without the complexity and cost of running an actual webserver or using a webserver & data processing in the cloud. Raw data, transferred from IoT devices, automatically populates HTML5 via a virtual-webserver running on the end-user device (PCs, Tablets, Smartphones etc.), reusing the resources and investments already made by end-users. This makes IoT cost-efficient, distributed, highly autonomous, very scalable and secure.
The development of our distinctive technology began in 2007, when founder Carsten Rhod Gregersen discovered a need for direct Peer-To-Peer, HTML based communication, to high-end devices mounted behind a firewall. This work identified that the demand for such products would only grow â as the Internet-Of-Things became a reality. Soon, the search for seed funding was initiated, patents were handed in and the first prototypes created. Next, early-adopter customers were identified and a dialogue was established to pinpoint the most important features of the future platform, and to create the product roadmap.
The company has since experienced rapid growth, with an office in Incuba Science Park, Aarhus, Denmark. Our main R&D and sales personnel are located in Denmark, Germany and the United States, with partners all over the World.
Carsten is the founder and CEO of Nabto, and in 2005 he developed the technology, which became the foundation of the Nabto technology today. As an innovator by heart, Carsten has prior to Nabto nursed 4 other companies and he has more than 15 years of experience as CEO of software and innovation companies. He holds a master degree in Computer Science and a bachelor degree in Mathematics from Aalborg University along with a Diploma Graduate degree from Aarhus School of Business.
Ulrik has been with Nabto since the company's infant days, and has made key contributions to shaping Nabto and its products. Ulrik has served in various software engineer positions in Denmark and abroad. He holds a master's degree in Chemistry with a minor in Computer Science from University of Aarhus.
In 2009 Karsten joined Nabto, bringing with him a deep experience in Sales Management. With a good insight into the technical side of embedded software, great communication skills and a strategic eye, Karsten is an asset that contributes to Nabto's unique competitive advantages. Karsten holds a master degree in Management, Commerce and Accounting from Copenhagen Business School.
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Henry David Thoreau (born July 12, 1817), and the back-to-basics, back-to-nature philosophy of Thoreau is at the core of Friday's observance, Simplicity Day.
Friday will also be Different Colored Eyes Day -- an observance not necessarily limited to persons with two different eye colors in their very own eyes. The idea (or eye-dea?) is that Friday is a day to celebrate the fact that some people have brown eyes, others blue, others green... does that sound a little like a stretch to you? Blink and you'll miss it entirely.
Bill Cosby turns 76 on Friday (born July 12, 1937). Milton Berle was born on July 12, 1908.

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Oh la la, Sophie!
March 9, 2012
The natural "pressure" of wanting to buy the "best" products for your baby is probably universal.
The following article explains how Sophie, a rubber teething giraffe, has become a "jet setter". Did you pay $25 for a teething toy for your little one? If you're a marketing sucker like moi, you'll enjoy reading about her: her attributes and the attention to detail she's "manufactured with". She's clearly made with love and parents apparently love that.
Happy teething!
About cooking with your kids
March 2, 2012
Do you cook with your kids? Have you ever tried to?
Today, I want to share with you my dear friend's article on how she cooks with her adorable daughter and sous chef, Maisie. Megan is the Food & Wine Editor of the C-VILLE Weekly. Reading her articles makes me want to close my eyes and appear in her kitchen in Charlottesville (one of the greatest places on earth). This one, makes me want to be a chef and get JD in the kitchen with me. Enjoy! (click on the photo to read her column).
Why sign if he has a voice?
February 20, 2012
Yes, my baby can speak, well, he can say several words. He is 18 months old and like any toddler his age, he clearly has a voice of his own.
I decided to teach him a few words in sign language before he could even say several words.
According to this article on "Parents" magazine, "Parents are beginning to realize that children's proficiency in using their hands comes well before using the more intricate muscles of their tongue and vocal cords. And both parents and experts agree that signing with your baby can relieve his frustration at not being able to communicate with you (and your frustration at not being able to understand him)."
My baby boy was able to communicate with us effectively when he was close to turning 1. There were no cries, screams, tantrums nor was there food or sippy cups thrown on the floor when he learned to tell me he wanted more food, more water or even more kisses that tickled him or more singing of a song he found entertaining. It worked like magic.
We were so proud when he signed his first word "más" (more in Spanish), then he went on by learning how to say "listo" (all done), "gracias" (thank you) and "por favor" (please).
Some people who have seen him communicate with sign language ask me if I don't care that he signs those words rather than saying them (now that he can say several words verbally). My answer is no.
Just as he learned how to communicate through signing, he will have to learn to communicate verbally with his teacher and friends in pre-school once he realizes that they don't understand what he is saying.
Besides, I think it's totally awesome to teach your child the "magic words" very early in life, and of course, how to communicate with you.
My husband and I have to keep on reinforcing that he continues to say "thank you" and "please", for example, when he is able to say these words verbally. I'm glad to say that my boy has taken the first steps towards having good social skills.
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The "Mom, I'm fat" issue
January 13, 2012
As women, we all have numerous complaints about our bodies. The number of complaints probably increase after giving birth to a baby. I loved my belly while I was pregnant, was amazed at how perfect the human body is, but constantly complain mentally and verbally about my post baby body.
Like the author of this article, I believe 100% in girl power, self-esteem, internal beauty, you name it. But I also believe that the way you feel about yourself, including your looks, influence your self esteem and how you project yourself onto others. That this influences how you relate to people, make new friends, ace interviews and get jobs.
I cannot imagine how difficult it will be to not send mixed messages to my kids.
I do hope I will be able to communicate verbally and through example, that health includes mind, body and soul. That exercise is good for you and that it makes you happy and feel great about yourself. That being smart and having diverse interests as a girl is important in a society that links women almost always to looks and fashion. That fashion is very cool, that cooking is very cool and that debating is very cool too. I hope I'll be able to teach my kids what my favorite new book I read to my son says: "Thank you for the skin I came in, it's nice and tight, it fits exaclty right. Thank you for me."(The title of the book is "Thank you for me").
Being a parent is tough. Being a mother is tougher (I'm just slightly biased). I hear it's tougher to raise girls than boys. Who knows…
I will definitely read and re-read this mother's response, print it and bookmark it for when my nieces and unborn daughters tell me "I'm fat."
Coolest stuff.
About work, women and MBAs
December 15, 2011
As you've also probably wondered, I have also given much thought to why there are few women who reach top executive positions. Biology most likely plays a role as do other reasons that are sometimes difficult to understand.
The following article titled "Of MBAs and motherhood" from The Economist explains:
"The reasons are complex, but a few stick out. First, work in most organisations is structured in ways that were established many decades ago, when married men were the breadwinners and most married women stayed at home. Yet even though the great majority of families no longer fit that pattern, most workplaces have failed to take the change on board. They think they are being egalitarian by treating women exactly the same as men, but women's circumstances are often different…
[T]hough biology need not be destiny, it would be silly to pretend that having babies has no effect on women's careers. Although women now have children later and in smaller numbers, they often start thinking about having a family just at the time when career-oriented people are scrambling madly to get to the top of their particular tree."
I invite you to read the article and if you are in a position to help your female employees to better "balance" their work and the rest of their responsibilities, perhaps the few days you'll take off during the Holidays are a wonderful moment to reflect, make some changes and make an impact on the people that matter to you – assuming your employees matter to you.
Cool stuff.
The new sleeping guidelines for babies…
November 21, 2011
SIDS is something so scarry, so so so serious…If you're expecting a baby (your 1st, 2nd, 3rd or more) you MUST read THIS.
BACK TO SLEEP stands for putting babies on their backs when put to sleep.
Better be safe than sorry.
Are you an involved parent?
November 21, 2011
If you have kids in school, you'll be interested in the following article "How About Better Parents?" from the New York Times.
If your kids aren't in school yet, you might want to start reading to them every day (book worms rock!).
If you are an "involved parent" read what the study found:
"The study found that getting parents involved with their children's learning at home is a more powerful driver of achievement than parents attending P.T.A. and school board meetings, volunteering in classrooms, participating in fund-raising, and showing up at back-to-school nights."


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text: Dan Pawlus, vice president of communications at Interfaith Youth Core (IFYC), oversees all media efforts, website communications, thought leadership, and branding initiatives. Dan's been a communicator on several "stages" throughout his career with an eclectic background in the entertainment business that includes professional performing in Broadway tours, theme parks, cruise ships and Wild West stunt shows as well as extensive work in television development and production with award-winning artists and producers. He currently co-hosts "30 Good Minutes," a weekly interfaith talk show, on WTTW 11(PBS) in Chicago. Always involved in the faith world, Dan has been active in music ministries at various churches across the country. His favorite production, however, is his family that includes his wife Leanna, son Luke, and beautiful twin girls.


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Balanced Rock, Arches National Park
I'm sure that this location is, as they say, overshot. I like the way it looks as a silhouette, and particularly the way the silhouetted visitors near the base look.
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Sunset Clouds in Coconut Grove
At the Coconut Grove Sailing Club. The setting sun was reflecting from the low clouds. Everyone was snapping pictures. Here's mine.
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Miami Marine Stadium
The city is up to something. There are construction trailers nearby, the front gate is often open and there is a new gap in the fence. The derelict stadium has long been a favorite of graffiti-ists and urban explorer types. Much of the graffiti is extremely colorful and in some places quite beautiful. It was difficult to resist photographing it, at least until the police asked us to leave. They were very polite and explained that the city doesn't want people to wander around, get hurt and sue. They have a point. And yet to see this place in warm late-afternoon light is to want to photograph it.
The stadium is like Miami's Parthenon. Whatever the highly publicized master plan of the year says, I have no idea if the place will ever be rebuilt or if it will be torn down. But even if the basic structure is retained it's certain to be cleaned of graffiti in any rehab job. So there's no time like the present to make a visual record of it.
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HUB CITY AT ITS BEST. A LOOK AT EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY INTERESTING IN BOSTON. HOSTED BY EMILY ROONEY. Series release date: 1/1997
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Facebook & City Hall Today's Boston Herald found several City Hall employees goofing off on Facebook at work by playing online games and chatting about TV. The Herald's front page is a helpful reminder that nothing is off the record.
Guests: Charles Tanowitz, Principal, Fresh Ground Communication; Carol Yelverton, Communications Professor, Emerson College; Donald Schroeder, Partner, Mintz, Levin Employment
Brockton Power Plant A proposed power plant in Brockton is dividing the town's residents over the benefits of jobs and revenue versus the facility's environmental price tag. The plant could bring about 750 jobs to the city, but opponents say it will create 1.4 million tons of waste per year.
Guests: Eugene Benson, Attorney, Alternative for Community and Environment; Peter Valberg, Brockton Clean Energy Plant
No Impact Man Colin Beavan's documentary "No Impact Man" tells the story of his year spent trying not to leave a carbon footprint and is showing at the Coolidge Corner Theatre. Beavan and his family switched to vegetarianism, began shopping at the local farmer's market, only eating things they already had in their apartment or that were grown within 250 miles.
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bill-swift - August 24, 2013
Say what you will about scandalous Britty model and new baby mama Imogen Thomas, just don't you dare not call her super ridiculously hot i lingerie, as she is in this new photo spread from our friends at Nuts. Not only has MILFhood made Imogen even more sextastic, the girl simply knows how to wear, or not wear, boudoir wardrobe with the best of them. Oh, man, those curvaceous form in little soft and silky bits. Down, boy, down!
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LOS ANGELES AND WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday blocked an effort by major media companies to quash a technology that threatens their already deteriorating advertising business.
Plaintiffs including CBS, Fox, NBC Universal, Turner, Viacom and Walt Disney had asked the justices to reverse a lower-court ruling that allowed Cablevision Systems Corp. to offer a so-called remote-storage DVR, which enables viewers to record and store shows on the operator's computers rather than on a set-top box in subscribers' homes.
By rejecting the case, the court left the previous decision intact and cleared the way for Cablevision, a New York-based cable operator with 3.1 million subscribers, to launch the service by late summer.
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Manchester United have confirmed a three-country tour of North America to launch their bid for glory next season.
The Red Devils have released details of their annual pre-season trip, beginning on 12 July, the day after the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ Final in Johannesburg.
After a short training camp in Chicago, base of their new shirt sponsors Aon, United will head for Toronto for a meeting with Celtic at the Rogers Center on 16 July.
From there Sir Alex Ferguson's men will venture south into the United States to Lincoln Financial Field, where United played on their 2003 and 2004 tours, and an encounter with Philadelphia Union on 21 July.
I enjoyed the last two tours there immensely. The quality of the facilities are outstanding and there is a real enthusiasm in the crowds.
United coach Sir Alex Ferguson
Kansas City Wizards provide the opposition at the Arrowhead Stadium on 25 July, with the United States portion of the tour concluding on 28 July with a game against the MLS All-Stars in Houston's Reliant Stadium.
United will then fly to Mexico for the opening of Chivas' new 45,000-seater stadium in Guadalajara, a game that forms part of the agreement for Javier Hernandez's summer switch to Old Trafford.
Although the Red Devils' World Cup stars, including Wayne Rooney and Rio Ferdinand, will not be involved, there are plenty of star names set to be in Ferguson's squad, including Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Edwin van der Sar, Michael Owen and Dimitar Berbatov.
"It is great to be going back to North America," said Ferguson. "I enjoyed the last two tours there immensely. The quality of the facilities are outstanding and there is a real enthusiasm in the crowds."(fifa.com)
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- Release the version 3.5 of HaTeX.
- End up the first layer of my new library: Wavy.
HaTeX 3.5
HaTeX has been in stand-by for a while now and I want to upload a version of HaTeX that at least contains the changes I have made so far. Hopefully, I will add some new features. I am thinking about a matrix writer, since is a pain to write matrices right now. If you take a look to the last changes on github, better support for math typesetting has been added thanks to leftaroundabout. He is (or has been) also writing an extension for HaTeX to make math typesetting more sophisticated. Also, toschoo has improved the parser and now it uses attoparsec. These are good news for HaTeX.
In the other hand, I am writing a new library. Its name is Wavy. It is a super kool library that read, writes and manipulates sounds very nicely. Yes, I know, lot of libraries have been written doing exactly the same. Exactly the same? Well, I think they are all different in some sense, and this is just another new approach. If it is going to be a better or worse approach is something I don't care, as long as is useful to somebody. And I already find it useful for myself! Although, of course, it would be great if somebody else find it interesting, so I will do my best to make of Wavy a nice library. To begin with, I started writing a user manual. I think is looking pretty good, but that is something that Haskell users should decide in my place. As an extension, I wrote a library that writes sound waves in PDFs. So yes, I am having a lot of fun! And it's everything written in Haskell!
I hope to have something more mature to show after the Spring Break, but I think is moment to start sharing this thoughts with the community. Below is a code example that shows Wavy in action writing a sine wave in a .wav file.
import Data.Sound import Data.Sound.WAVE main :: IO () main = encodeFile "sine.wav" $ fromSound 16 s where s = sine 5 1 100 0


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Forget the dusty guidebooks and crumbling ruins - an exhibition that has opened in the midst of Rome's Forum invites visitors to don their 3-D glasses and watch the alluring dance of a slave who has been dead for two millennia, or stroll through the streets of ancient Rome with the click of a mouse.
Imagine Ancient Rome presents about 50 multimedia projects developed around the world that show the greatest monuments of the city as they used to be, reconstructing anything from the features of long-dead slaves and gladiators to entire cities of the Roman Empire.
"These monuments were meant to be visited but now they are just a bunch of random ruins," says Bernard Frischer, from the University of Virginia, who worked on two of the projects exhibited.
"What you want to do is put it all back together" he says.
The show runs through to November 20 and is set up among the ancient "tabernae", the shops and offices that lined the section of the forum built by the emperor Trajan.
Space was at a premium in ancient Rome and the cramped rooms of what was once the city's centre for public life can only accommodate a few visitors at a time.
But the wait may be worth it to wander through the computer-generated streets of the distant town of Complutum - east of what is now Madrid, Spain - or gaze into the eyes of the "slave of Murecine", a dancing reconstruction of a young female slave based on a skeleton found near Pompeii, one of thousands of victims of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius that buried the city in AD79.
Mr Frischer, who heads the Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities at Virginia and worked with UCLA to build models of the Colosseum and the Roman forum, says such reconstructions also are of great use to researchers.
"In making a model, we don't put in only what we know, we also discover what we don't know," he says, explaining that experts often make new discoveries when they are forced to make educated guesses to fill in the gaps to reconstruct a building from its ruins.
Once a model is complete, it can also be used as a virtual lab in which to run experiments, he says, as a screen shows two animated gladiators being cheered by the crowd in the reconstructed Colosseum.


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In Cairo, there are three main modes of transportation: Taxi, Metro, and Bus. There are two types of buses: Microbus and Autobus. Microbuses are smaller and more cramped, but also slightly cheaper (about 75 and 1LE respectively). The Metro is a very efficient and cheap way to travel in Cairo although it helps to be near metro stations as there are only two lines. .
Taxis are always an option in Cairo, as there is an abundance of them. Older taxis, the black ones, require that one bargain and reach an agreement with the driver before his or her trip. It helps to know the length and price of the trip, though if one doesn't know he or she can always ask someone. White have meters in them that eliminate the necessity of bargaining
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Friday, October 3, 2008
Mmmmm Moose Poo Poo!!
Sunday is such a wonderful day. We go to church, I am with my family most of the day and we all take a wonderful Sunday nap! Well this last Sunday was very memorable. Vincent woke me up and asked me if I would like some ice cream. I told him "sure". A minute later he came back in to ask me..."Mom would you like Moose poo poo ice cream". WHAT?! Okay obviously this was something Anthony has put him up to. The ice cream Vincent was referring to was Moose tracks ice cream. Vincent was eating some for the first time with Anthony a few weeks ago and discovered one of the mini peanut butter cups. Anthony told him it was moose poo poo (my husband is a comedian). So if you ever come over for ice cream don't be shocked if Vincent asks you if you would like to have some moose poo poo ice cream.
Posted by TracyB at 4:59 PM
7 comments:
- Nikki said...
I don't doubt for a second that Anthony taught him that. Ha!
- October 6, 2008 at 4:32 PM
- Amy R said...
He wouldn't be a good dad if he didn't teach his son a few things like that.
- October 6, 2008 at 9:54 PM
- Emily and Ethan said...
Man I miss that kid!!!!!! I had such a good time, we need to get together again.
- October 7, 2008 at 2:08 AM
- Leslie said...
Tell Anthony that his conduct was totally unbecoming a High Councilor and that I loved it!
- October 10, 2008 at 9:29 PM
- Holly said...
Alright, I open your blog and I see Claussen pickles and ice cream with chocolate and peanut butter! I also agree that you can't find the "good" ice cream around here. Great minds taste alike.
- October 14, 2008 at 7:20 PM
- The Wrights said...
Yes, I would like some moose poo poo icecream (: I love the pic of you three at the top of your blog
- October 14, 2008 at 9:12 PM
- amberd. said...
Hey...we should eat moose poo poo next week and then go to a movie! I'm NEEDING a chick flick!!
- October 16, 2008 at 9:31 AM
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Some Omaha community groups are urging OPPD to phase out coal power and invest in more renewable energy production through wind and solar power.
The Sierra Club, Malcolm X Foundation and other groups presented a petition with more than 900 signatures on it to the Omaha Public Power District on Thursday. The groups are especially concerned about OPPD's north Omaha coal plant and its effect on the health of people who live nearby.
Causing premature deaths and heart attacks as well as being responsible for more than $100 million in health and environmental cost are just a few of the things the Clean Air Task Force has accused OPPD of.
Candice and Trever Graver live in the shadow of the 50-year-old power plant and are concerned about the smoke that comes out of the stacks. "I think it would be nicer if it were clean coming out of there, especially with the parks being so close," said Candice.
"We'll see them release smoke in the night, it's our conversation piece, it really does make you wonder what they are releasing over there," said Trever.
Retired nurse Cynthia Tiedeman worries the pollutants emitted by the coal plant can irritate neighbors' throats and lungs.
"We want that plant closed, we want that coal to stop killing our children and to stop the high asthma in the community," said Richard Ventry.
OPPD said the plant is old but safe and it complies with all state, local and federal laws. Change is coming, but it will take time.
"There are impending regulations that may have us look at the plant directly in the future," says OPPD's Tim Burke. "We'll be doing some testing of new technology and reduce some of the emission, improvement that we've seen over the past 15 years at our north Omaha station."
Over the years OPPD has worked to reduce emissions from all of its power plants. The power company will also continue to look at ways to produce more carbon free energy. OPPD said it relies on the north Omaha coal plant to help it meet the power demands of more than 300,000 customers in southeast Nebraska.


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I've blogged our family's experience of transitioning from 8th grade home school to 8th grade public school in an ongoing blog series. Here are the previous posts…
This will be the final post in this series. We have become a family that is somewhat comfortably straddling the educational fence. Eric has completely transitioned to public school and is doing amazingly well. He's running hurdles and relay teams for track, is getting ready to do the all-school mini-triathalon in May, is on the honor roll and was citizen of the month for March. The girls continue to be home schooled and Emily's home school opportunities took her out of the country this month. It's all been good… all by the grace of God!
Grace. Undeserved merit or favor. God is grace. It's His very essence. He graces us with Himself. He graces us with salvation for those who choose Jesus. He graces us with forgiveness. He graces me over and over and over again. He's graced me and given me grace, how much more should I grace and give grace to my brothers and sisters in Christ?
"For everyone to whom much is given, from him much will be required…"
Jesus Christ, quoted in Luke 12:48
Within an hour last night, two different friends at two different places both commented to me on education. More specifically, educational choices either they have made for their own children or for educational choices that Chad and I have made for our children. It's funny… something as simple as teaching our children has become a very hot topic. Not only a hot topic, but one that sometimes causes us to be insensitive, defensive and ungraceful.
Grace isn't an easy thing to give. If it were, it wouldn't have as much value. Sometimes grace is letting people say hurtful things and having the grace to love them anyway. Sometimes grace is walking away. And, sometimes grace is agreeing that there is no perfect educational system in this sinful world and that we are all doing what we feel God requires of us. And, always, grace is recognizing that we all see but through a glass dimly and God gives each of us more grace that we ever will deserve.
Falling asleep last night, I was reminded anew that so often the enemy uses us to tear each other down in the name of what is "right". I think he finds easy topics, such as education, to use because we allow it. We jump on our bandwagons to defend our stance and in our defense we tear each other down. We develop a false sense of pride and self-righteousness and surround ourselves with likeminded people to build on our false pretenses. He must seriously enjoy watching all of this. Our enemy wants us to be self-righteous and arrogant in our personal views because when we are, he can uses us to wound one another. When we are busy wounding each other, we are less effective in Kingdom work.
I want to be a giver of grace. I want to be used by my King for eternal work… things that last. I've wasted too much time defending my home school decisions and arguing about which was is right, when really it doesn't matter. What matters? That I am obeying my God's direction in my life. I love serving a God that I can not understand. I love serving a God who directs His children differently. I love serving a God of grace who graces me unconditionally and without end.
And, this is the kind of grace giver I want to be.


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There are two kinds of ultraviolet radiation that damage skin. UVB radiation is responsible for sunburns. UVA radiation causes premature aging of the skin and is believed to amplify the effects of UVB rays, which increases the risk of skin cancer. Although skin may not be reddened hours after application of sunscreen, UVA radiation can still penetrate the skin and cause damage. Around 1 ounce of sunscreen is necessary for satisfactory sun protection. Sunscreen should be applied 30 minutes before exposure to the sun and every two hours thereafter.


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This is part of BlogAdda's gallant initiative in honouring the men in one's life
This post is a part of #Soldierforwomen in association with BlogAdda.com
With a world screaming for attention against the atrocities committed against women every passing day, every gruesome hour, every vulnerable second, it feels good to acknowledge the men who make life humanely livable, likable and lovable for women.
Just as we cannot generalize about the innumerable infamous women who make life naggingly boring and frustrating, in the same manner, we cannot say that all men are villains waiting at the corner of the street, wanting to pounce upon you and devour you. There ARE men who are gallant, caring, loving and humane.
The atmosphere surrounding us has become so badly prejudiced against men and rightly so in some cases that when one ceases doing whatever one is doing and pauses to reflect, it becomes next to impossible to name any one man who made that difference in one's life. I know that I can mention about my father, my husband who have stood by me in times of turmoil, in grief and sorrow edging me on to live life with courage and confidence. Their presence in my life cannot be summarized in this blog post.
But yes, apart from the men mentioned above there is one man……
It was nearing midnight. A family of four was heading home after dinner at a friend's place. The food devoured was delicious with Jagjit Singh's soothing voice on a record player having graced the evening. Just a few minutes and then the family would have reached home and retired for the day. But, as is rightly said, Man proposes, God disposes! Suddenly, there was a big jerk and the maroon coloured Fiat in which the family was travelling turned turtle. Crashes were heard and then, there was complete silence. With no time to decipher what had exactly taken place, a girl of nine peeped out of the window of the overturned car. She crawled out on all fours through the broken door only to see broken glass pieces strewn everywhere and a blood stained road. She dragged her little friend (a neighbour's son who was very fond of her and had accompanied her for that particular outing) outside only to see a car some distance away with people standing outside (there were women too) and laughing.
Unable to make sense of anything, the little girl began searching for her parents. She found her father stuck beneath the steering wheel and try as she could, she couldn't get him to respond. When she went searching for her mother, she found her thrown across the road in a pool of blood. What was the girl to do? Here she was caught in an unexpected accident with her parents almost dead and a little boy crying next her, not to leave out that queer crowd of people laughing at her pain and agony.
The girl did what she thought best. She walked to the centre of the road with the palm of her friend clutched tightly and began waving at vehicles passing her by. At that time of the night, not many people were out on the road. Some watched and moved on. Some hesitated but stayed away. Some simply ignored the whole scenario. After all, who wants to get caught in an ugly case of helping an accident victim?
The girl was feeling sleepy. She was tired of waving and shouting for help. She had almost given up when a man appearing to be in his thirties stopped by. He stopped his white Bajaj scooter and asked the girl what happened, where did she want to go. Relieved that somebody had indeed stopped to help, she burst into tears telling him that her father was dead and her mother was badly injured and she wanted to go back to the Uncle's place from where she had been going home. Wondering how he would find the place, he asked her where the place was and the girl gave him instructions. He then dropped her at the place mentioning about the unexpected accident to the friends.
He must have wondered then, how a little girl could give him the right instructions but she did because somehow she had found her knight in shining armour, someone who had been kind enough to stop and help two little children even when the world was either ignoring them or laughing at their expense. She had found a soldier who had come at the right time to help her out when he too had had a choice to go away like the several others who did not want to get involved.
Because of his benevolent action of helping two children in a traumatic situation, the girl's parents were quickly admitted for treatment in a hospital. Later it was learnt that the accident was a planned one intended to do away with the life a Colonel travelling in an auto rickshaw. The collision was intentional. Unfortunately, a family happened to pass that way that very instant and was caught in the mess. The Colonel and the auto rickshaw driver were killed on the spot due to the impact. The little girl's father was admitted into hospital for twelve broken ribs. The mother had badly injured her head and had to be operated too.
Thankfully, due to a brave act of a stranger, who came out of nowhere, the family was saved and was able to live many happy years together. All due to one act of a citizen who merely did what his conscience asked him to do.
How many of us would do that today?
How would I know all this? No, I did not read about it in a newspaper. I WAS the little girl. And, I take this opportunity to thank the soldier who helped me and my family way back. I never heard from him after that. I do not know where he is now. I do not even know whether he is alive. But, this soldier will never die in my memory. He shall live eternally to inspire me.
Thank You dear Unknown Solider. Thank You for giving my life back to me.


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- Advance Health Care Directive - this document means that your care is guided by your instructions and will be of comfort and support to those making decisions on your behalf.


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Create a dog heating pad for your pooch to keep warm as the weather cools down this fall.
It's fall, which means that Thanksgiving and cold weather are on their way. It's time to make sure man's best friend is ready for the colder weather. I fashioned this homemade dog heating pad for our Cocker Spaniel, Cooper. Here are the instructions for making one for your dog.
DIY Dog Heating Pad Tutorial
fleece fabric – I purchased a $3 fleece throw with a dog print on it at Walmart. That 50″ x 60″ throw can be enough to make an entire heating pad. Since I doubled over my top layer, I needed more fleece. I used a contrasting fleece so that you can see how this tutorial is done.
soft heat packs – I purchased twelve that measured 5″ x 7″.
sewing pins
sewing machine
Double the fleece over to make the top of the heating pad measuring approximately 32″ x 27″.
Lay the top layer out flat and arrange the heat packs on top. The heating packs were laid out in three rows of four, so I cut out three 32″ x 11″ strips of contrasting fleece.
Fold over just over an inch of the top of each fleece strip and sew it down along the outside edges. This forms a lip in the top of the pocket strips to help hold the heat packs in place.
Use straight pins to pin the pocket strips in place on the underside of the pad.
Sew the pocket strips in place along the sides and bottom of the pad.
With the bottom side up, lay out the rows of heat packs. Mark vertical sewing lines between the heat packs.
Stitch along the marked lines, making sure to catch the folded under top edge of each pocket strip.
The heating pad is complete.
Heat the pads according to directions and place in each pocket of the pad.
Turn in over and lay it out for your dog to enjoy.
We always joke that our dog isn't very bright, but he sat on the pad right away as if he knew it was his. This nice behavior need to be rewarded!
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I love my pet and I want to treat him to a happy Thanksgiving season, that is why I created this pad for him. With guests coming and going for big feast, it means a lot of cold air will enter the house as the door opens and closes. This heating pad will help keep Cooper warm. I also picked up some treats for him while I was at the store. These included PEDIGREE® DENTASTIX™ Original Flavor Treats for Small/Medium Dogs, 10 count and PEDIGREE® Marrobone® Mini Beef Flavor Dog Snacks, 15 oz.
You can pick up PEDIGREE® treats in the pet aisle at Walmart. They are perfect for the Thanksgiving holiday. Check out the Stocking Solver tool on Walmart.com.
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How do you keep your pet warm during cold weather? Visit HappyPetHappyHome.com for more ideas on how to treat your dog to a great Thanksgiving holiday.
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|"Old Folks at Home"
Sheet music, 1851 edition
|Stephen Foster
"Old Folks at Home" (also known as "Swanee River", "Swanee Ribber" [from the original lyrics], or " Suwannee River") is a minstrel song written by Stephen Foster in 1851. Since 1935 it has been the official state song of Florida, although in 2008 the original lyrics were expurgated. [1]
According to Joel Whitburn's Pop Memories 1890–1954 (1986), "Old Folks at Home" was the best-selling sheet music song of the period, with over twenty million copies sold.
"Old Folks at Home" in print was credited to E. P. Christy on early sheet music printings. Christy had paid Foster to be credited, which Foster himself had suggested but later came to regret.[ citation needed]
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Foster had composed most of the lyrics but was struggling to name the river of the opening line, and asked his brother to suggest one. The first suggestion was " Yazoo" (in Mississippi), which despite fitting the melody perfectly, was rejected by Foster. The second suggestion was " Pee Dee" (in South Carolina), to which Foster said, "Oh pshaw! I won't have that." His brother then consulted an atlas and called out " Suwannee!" Foster said, "That's it, exactly!" Adding it to the lyrics, he purposely misspelled it as "Swanee" to fit the melody. [2]
Foster himself never saw the Suwannee—or even visited Florida—but the popularity of the song stimulated tourism to Florida, to see the river.
Antonín Dvořák's Humoresque No. 7, written in the 1890s, is musically similar and is sometimes played along with "Old Folks at Home." The Library of Congress's National Jukebox presents a version with soprano Alma Gluck and violinist Efrem Zimbalist, Sr. [3]
Public sentiment
Written in the first person from the perspective of an African slave (at a time when slavery was legal in 15 of the states of the US), the song's narrator states "longing for de old plantation," [4] which has been criticized as romanticizing slavery, although the song's main theme is the despair of a slave sold to another plantation, thus being diverted from his family, a practice which was seen as a special hardship and one of the major points against slavery at the time, Foster himself supported the North during the American Civil War and supported abolition of slavery.[ citation needed]
The word, " darkies," used in Foster's lyrics, has been amended, for example, "brothers" was sung in place of the offensive word at the dedication of the new Florida state capitol building in 1978. [5] In general, at public performances another word like "lordy," "mama," "darling," "brothers," "children," or "dear ones" is typically substituted.
The text is written in a dialect historically spoken by African slaves and standard American English — the former attested to as being in use as late as the 1940s, in the works of the African American folklorist from Florida, Zora Neale Hurston. [6]
In practice, the pronunciation, as written in dialect, has long been disregarded in favor of the corresponding standard American English usage, as demonstrated by the song's performances at the 1955 Florida Folk Festival. [7]
State song of Florida
As the official state song of Florida, "Old Folks at Home" has traditionally been sung as part of a Florida governor's inauguration ceremony. However, over time, the lyrics were progressively altered to be less offensive; as Diane Roberts observed:
Florida got enlightened in 1978; we substituted "brothers" for "darkies". There were subsequent revisions. At Jeb Bush's second inauguration as governor in 2003, a young black woman gave a moving, nondialect rendition of "Old Folks at Home", except "still longing for the old plantation" came out "still longing for my old connection". Perhaps someone confused Stephen Foster's lyrics with a cell phone commercial. [8]
In his 2007 inauguration ceremony, Charlie Crist decided not to include the state song, but rather to use in its place, "The Florida Song," [9] a composition written by a black Floridian jazz musician, Charles Atkins. Crist then encouraged state Senator Tony Hill, who was the leader of the legislature's Black Caucus, to find a new song. [10] Hill joined forces with state Representative Ed Homan and the Florida Music Educators Association to sponsor a contest for a new state song. [11]
On January 11, 2008, the song " Florida (Where the Sawgrass Meets the Sky)" was selected as the winner. The Florida Legislature considered the issue and ultimately adopted it as the state anthem while retaining "Old Folks at Home" as the state song, replacing its original lyrics with a bowdlerized version [12] approved by scholars at the Stephen Foster Memorial, University of Pittsburgh. [13] Governor Crist stated that he was not pleased by the "two songs" decision; but he signed the bill, creating a new state anthem and establishing the reworded version of the state song by statute, [1] rather than by resolution like the 1935 decision.
"Old Folks at Home", by Stephen Foster, 1851 [4]
Way down upon de Swanee Ribber,
Far, far away,
Dere's wha my heart is turning ebber,
Dere's wha de old folks stay.
All up and down de whole creation
Sadly I roam,
Still longing for de old plantation,
And for de old folks at home.
All de world am sad and dreary,
Eb-rywhere I roam;
Oh, darkeys, how my heart grows weary,
Far from de old folks at home!
2nd verse
All round de little farm I wandered
When I was young,
Den many happy days I squandered,
Many de songs I sung.
When I was playing wid my brudder
Happy was I;
Oh, take me to my kind old mudder!
Dere let me live and die.
3rd Verse
One little hut among de bushes,
One dat I love
Still sadly to my memory rushes,
No matter where I rove.
When will I see de bees a-humming
All round de comb?
When will I hear de banjo strumming,
Down in my good old home?
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Notable recordings
Joel Whitburn identifies early successful recordings by Len Spencer (1892), Vess Ossman (1900), Haydn Quartet (1904), Louise Homer (1905), Alma Gluck (1915), Taylor Trio (1916) and by Oscar Seagle and Columbia Stellar Quartet (1919). [14]
The song enjoyed a revival in the 1930s with hit versions by Jimmie Lunceford [15] and by Bunny Berigan. [16] Bing Crosby sang the song in the 1935 movie Mississippi and also recorded the song commercially the same year. [17]
Kenny Ball And His Jazzmen recorded a swing version of the song (using only the first verse and chorus twice over and substituting "Lordy" for "darkies") in 1962 for Pye Records. [18] The recording appeared on the B side of their 1963 single " Sukiyaki".
Other film/TV appearances
- 1930 Mammy – sung by minstrel chorus. [19]
- 1935 Mississippi — Sung by Bing Crosby
- 1936 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town – 1st verse sung by Jean Arthur.
- 1939 Swanee River [20]
- 1940 Remember the Night – performed by Fred MacMurray (piano and vocal) [21]
- 1941 Babes on Broadway – Eddie Peabody on banjo, dubbing for Mickey Rooney.
- 1941 Nice Girl? – sung by Deanna Durbin [22]
- 1942 The Palm Beach Story – sung by the Ale and Quail Club members. [23]
- 1944 Ghost Catchers – Danced by the Ghost. [24]
- 1947 Road to Rio – a few lines sung by Bing Crosby and Bob Hope.
- 1956 The Honeymooners – The beginning of Swanee River is played by Ed Norton (on the harmonica) before Ralph's apology in A Matter of Record (#1.15) [25]
- 1956 The Honeymooners – In the episode, The $99,000 Answer (#1.19), Ed Norton has a strange habit that before he can play any song he always plays a few notes of Old Folks at Home/Swanee River to warm up. The first question for Ralph in the game show is "Who is the composer of Swanee River?" The first few notes, the same ones that Ed had played earlier, are played so that Ralph knows the song. With only a few seconds left, Ralph, recognizing the song, but panicking, says "Ed Norton?" [26]
- 1963 The Jack Benny Program - In Season 13 Episode 20, Jack Benny plays Stephen Foster as he tries to write some of his famous songs. The episode features Connie Francis as Foster's wife, who inadvertently helps Foster break his writer's block by commenting on unusual events around their home. She ends up singing Old Folks at Home [27]
- ^ a b "Summary of Bills Related to Arts, Cultural, Arts Education. Or Historical Resources That Passed the 2008 Florida Legislature May 5, 2008" (PDF). State of Florida. Retrieved December 19, 2012.
- ^ Goodnough, Abby (January 29, 2004). "Saluting a Songwriter Far From Home". The New York Times. Retrieved October 1, 2012.
- ^ "Old folks at home". Library of Congress. Retrieved 2011-07-17.
- ^ a b Center for American Music. "Old Folks at Home". Center for American Music Library. Archived from the original on January 16, 2009. Retrieved October 1, 2012.CS1 maint: Unfit url ( link)
- ^ Becnel, Tom; Grimes, David (2006), Florida Curiosities, 2nd: Quirky Characters, Roadside Oddities & Other Offbeat Stuff, Globe Pequot Press, p. 23, ISBN 0762741066
- ^ Zora Neale Hurston (1934–1948), Wall, Cheryl A., ed., Novels & Stories: Jonah's Gourd Vine, Their Eyes Were Watching God, Moses, Man of the Mountain, Seraph on the Suwanee, Selected Stories, New York City, US: Library Classics of the United States (published 1995), pp. all, ISBN 978-0-940450-83-7
- ^ Note several performances on the Florida Memory website, e.g., [1], Retrieved 2011-12-19
- ^ Diane K. Roberts (2004), Dream State: Eight Generations of Swamp Lawyers, Conquistadors, Confederate Daughters, Banana Republicans, and other Florida Wildlife, New York City, US: Free Press, a Division of Simon & Schuster, p. 97, ISBN 978-0-7432-5206-5
- ^ Klinkenburg, Jeff (June 1, 2008). "Jan Hinton's new Florida anthem is a song from her heart". St. Petersburg Times. Archived from the original on October 15, 2012. Retrieved 2011-12-19.
- ^ Colavecchio-Van Sickler, Shannon (June 30, 2008). "Crist signs state song, state anthem". St. Petersburg Times. Archived from the original on October 15, 2012. Retrieved April 29, 2011.
- ^ Langley, Victoria (March 29, 2007). "Lawmakers Launch Contest to Pick New State Song". WJHG-TV. Retrieved May 2, 2011.
- ^ Center for American Music. "Old Folks at Home". Center for American Music Library. Archived from the original on January 11, 2009. Retrieved October 1, 2012.
- ^ Kleindienst, Linda (April 25, 2008). "Senate cleans up lyrics of state song". South Florida Sun-Sentinel. Retrieved 2011-12-19.
- ^ Whitburn, Joel (1986). Joel Whitburn's Pop Memories 1890-1954. Wisconsin, USA: Record Research Inc. p. 561. ISBN 0-89820-083-0.
- ^ Whitburn, Joel (1986). Joel Whitburn's Pop Memories 1890-1954. Wisconsin, USA: Record Research Inc. p. 284. ISBN 0-89820-083-0.
- ^ Whitburn, Joel (1986). Joel Whitburn's Pop Memories 1890-1954. Wisconsin, USA: Record Research Inc. p. 52. ISBN 0-89820-083-0.
- ^ "A Bing Crosby Discography". BING magazine. International Club Crosby. Retrieved May 30, 2017.
- ^ "Swanee River- Kenny Ball And His Jazzmen - 1962 Pye Records". YouTube.com. 2009-07-22. Retrieved 2018-03-14.
- ^ "Internet Movie Database". imdb.com. Retrieved May 31, 2017.
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Rukky Sanda Premieres New Movie 'Keeping My Man'
Nollywood actress, Rukky Sanda premiered her new movie, Keeping My Man at a private dinner yesterday evening (September 25, 2013). The event held at the Wheatbaker Hotel, Ikoyi Lagos with a number of celebrities in attendance. See pictures below;
Speaking about the movie, Rukky said;
'Keeping My Man is the story that touches an issue bothering every young woman. You want to get married and keep the spark. You wants him to remain the guy who looks at you and you go weak…, . Every woman wishes to have the same intensity of love at the beginning years after marriage. Is this a possibility? That is one question Keeping My Man seek to answer.'
Keeping My Man' is the kind of story young people like. It revolves around fear of the future, marriage, relationship and the kind of things we basically worry about. And if you look at choice of casts, they are actors that excite the crowd and Ramsey Nouah is returning to screen after a long while'
Keeping my Man stars Ramsey Noauh, Monalisa Chinda, Alex Ekubo, Karen Igho and Kenneth Okoli. The movie will show at cinemas nationwide from tomorrow (Friday, September 27, 201). Rukky Sanda along with stars such as Ramsey Nouah, Ini Edo, Monalisa Chinda, Alex Ekubo, Karen Igho are expected to sign autograph, exchange pleasantries, give gifts to fans at the Silverbird Galleria, Victoria Island, Lagos.
'Keeping My Man' is the story of three women, Rukky, Ini Edo and Monalisa who thrive to keep the spark in their marriages. Zion (Rukky) and Tokunbo (Ramsey Nouah) are the seemly perfect couple with excessive public display of affection. Maya (Ini Edo) looks up to them while Tamar (Monalisa) is the free-spirited woman who questions the role of African woman in a marriage. But all in all, nothing is as it seems.
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