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When was Hoppa högst created?
Hoppa högst was created in 1989.
What actors and actresses appeared in Hoppa da - 1990?
The cast of Hoppa da - 1990 includes: Mats Ekblad as MIB Dan Ihrelius as The Drunk Carl Jershed as Klegg Anna Lundqvist as Girl Jonas Multing as MIB Johan Sandqvist as Businessman
Hoppa runs two buses starting from the same bus stop One bus has a route that takes 25 minutes The other buses route takes 55 minutes Both buses leave the bus stop at 6am.Next time both buses meet?
It would be 10:35 am x 😝
What are names of valleys are in California?
San Joaquin, Sacramento, San Fernando, Hoppa and Death Valleys
Taxi Transfer from Malaga airport to Nerja I have looked at Resort Hoppa and they charge 208 euros return so my question is has anyone used a cheaper option?
We have used Nerja Taxis (www.nerjataxis.net) on previous visits to Nerja and we have always enjoyed excellent service from them in the past! They charge 65 euros which is a lot cheaper (and i dont think you could beat the service) and you can book online at http://www.nerjataxis.net . They do Minibus for 8 to 16 people also.I have also used Nerja taxis service and been pleasantly surprised. The drivers were very friendly and helpful. We especially enjoyed our journey back to the airport as the driver gave us information of each town we passed through. Cheap as well.
Vad är skillnaden mellan en ruter och en brygga?
Ruter är en av färgerna av korten i en kortlek, medan en brygga är ett däck som står på pelare eller pontoner vid stranden. Bryggor används för att fästa båtar i, men har även användning då man skall hoppa i vattnet.
Nairobi, Kenya?
OverviewNairobi is the largest city in Kenya, one of the biggest countries in East Africa. It is also the capital of Kenya that is heavily influenced by the British during the colonization era. Nairobi is the business, political, and tourism center of Kenya. Getting around in Nairobi can be extremely challenging as the traffic is chaotic and almost no one obeys the rules. The Hoppa Bus Service and the Kenya Bus Service offer relatively convenient transportation. Although hiring a car seems to be more efficient, car jacking is a major problem in Nairobi. Nairobi is also a hot spot for minor crimes such as theft and pickpocketing. Despite the occasional chaos in the city, many adventurous couples enjoy having a vacation in Kenya’s capital as the culture, environment, and safari make the city a very exciting spot.Arts and EntertainmentNairobi is the safari center in Kenya, and most visitors will join a guided tour in the Nairobi National Park. Tourists will learn more about the wildlife and animals’ natural habitats while observing how zebras, lions, cheetahs, hippos, rhinos, and buffaloes interact in nature. The Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage and the Giraffe Center are two other spots where couples can enjoy a close interaction with animals. Another park worth visiting is the Ol Donyo Sabuk National Park, home of leopards, bushbucks, monkeys, and a wide array of birds. After a safari visit, couples may want to have some indoor activities. Visit the Nairobi National Museum, National Railway Museum, and the Karen Blixen Museum, based on one of the international bestsellers Out of Africa. The Bomas of Kenya is another must-go for tourists who are interested in Kenyan culture. This place displays models of traditional Kenyan houses, cultural artifacts, and music. In addition to safari and museums, couples will also enjoy a steamy night out at one of Nairobi’s many nightclubs. Another romantic activity is ice-skating at Panari. There are also a lot of local markets that sell souvenirs and traditional African clothing that will make a fun experience for couples.Food and DrinkLocated at the city center, Roast House is one of the cheapest place to eat that offers clean and good food. However, there is usually a long wait during lunch hour. For a nice lunch or dinner at a mid-range restaurant, visitors can try Motherland, Havana Bar, Java House, and the Village Market Food Court. Other chain fast food restaurants in Nairobi include Steers, Debonairs, and Wimpy. Some of the most popular bars and night clubs in Nairobi are Gipsy,Klub House, Choices, Red Tape, Pangos, Barrels, and Cockpit.
Who wrote the Hebrew song 'Lu Yehi'?
Reprinted from Jewish Women: A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia with permission of the author and the Jewish Women's Archive.Naomi Shemer was born in 1930 on Kevuzat Kinneret, where both her parents had settled after emigrating from Vilna--Meir Sappir in 1922 and Rivka Shostaliski in 1925. They married in 1925.Naomi's musical skill was evident during her childhood, when she began to lead community singing on the kibbutz. After completing school she was sent to study at the academy of music in Jerusalem and upon returning to the kibbutz taught music to the kibbutz children. During this period she wrote several children's songs, including "The Short Tour," "The Post Van," and "Our Little Brother," all of which appeared for the first time on an album by Yaffa Yarkoni, "Songs from Kinneret" (1958).Shemer began her army service in the Nahal, eventually joining its cultural department. During her military service she wrote several songs for a revue by the Central Command troupe, "A Raid in the Village" (1956) under the pseudonym S. Carmel.After her discharge she married the actor Gideon Shemer in 1954 and had a daughter, Halleli (b. 1956). The couple lived first on Kevuzat Kinneret and afterwards in Tel Aviv. Getting in the GrooveShemer became well-known when the musical "Five-Five," actually no more than an arrangement of her army revue "A Raid in the Village," was staged. The songs "So Much Light and Blue" and "Song of the Grain," which were recorded by Rika Zarai, and the very successful "Rely on the Rooster," which was performed in 1959 by Ran and Nama (Ran Eliran and Nehama Hendel), became hits.Upon the formation of the Green Onion troupe, most of whose members were former members of the Nahal troupe, Chaim Topol, one of its founders, commissioned several songs from Shemer. These included "Noa" and "Troubadour," performed by Nehama Hendel when she joined the group in 1957, though "Noa" was taken off the program after several performances.Shemer wrote many songs for musical troupes. "Hoppa Hey," which was written for the Central Command troupe, won first place in the international song festival in Pisaro, Italy in 1960.In 1964 Shemer composed a musical setting for the poem "Kinneret" ("There are the Golan Heights") by Rahel, originally performed by the Central Command troupe. Later she set to music other poems about the Kinneret by Rahel, including "In My Garden" and "Song (To You and About You)", which were recorded in 1966 by the Shemer Sisters, a group she established in 1966 which disbanded after a year.After separating from her husband in 1967, Shemer visited Paris with her daughter, sending the songs "For You" and "The City in Gray" to the Yarkon Bridge Trio. Shemer also translated French songs into Hebrew, including "Snow White" (performed by the Twins Trio in 1966), "The Birds" (performed by the Nahal Troupe, original French title: "Si Tous Les Oiseaux") and many songs by Georges Brassens (1921-1981), which she translated for Yossi Banai's revue, "There Are No Happy Love Affairs." Writing "Jerusalem of Gold"In 1967 Shemer wrote "Jerusalem of Gold" for the annual song festival. She recalled:The idea I started with was the Talmudic legend I remembered from my school days about Rabbi Akiva, who lived in poverty, in a hayloft with his beloved wife Rahel, who had been disowned by her father. As he plucked the hay out of her hair, he promised her that one day he would become wealthy and buy her a Jerusalem of Gold [an item of jewelry]. Our teachers, Shoshana and Amminadav, taught us many similar legends. The phrase "Jerusalem of Gold" suddenly shone in my memory as if to say, "Here I am," and I realized it would be the cornerstone of my song.It was night by the time I sat down and wrote the song. I began with my fresh, innocent memories of my visits there during summer vacation, and then I continued to "She sits alone" and "captive in her dream," and to the ancient phraseology which had just presented itself to me as if to say, Take me and do with me as you will.As for the melody, here I touched upon the hasidic melodies and Yiddish songs of my late father with faint traces of Biblical cantillation. When I got to the refrain, I changed the direction upward, and it was as though I had drawn the curves of the old road near Moza as it approaches Jerusalem, known as the "Seven Sisters": one ascent, and then another and another, and behold--the city before our eyes.Over the next few days I played the song for whoever came to visit, as I always do. Once I played it for Rivka Michaeli. She asked: What about the Old City? All right, I said, if you really want it, and I added the middle verse.The business about the Old City needs an explanation. When I went to write about it, I put all thought of physical, tangible matters out of my mind. I thought about the two thousand years of the Destruction in the abstract, not necessarily about the last nineteen years. Through a kind of telescopic lens I saw before me a city in heaven and the essence which alone I sought to capture. But Who Will Sing It?Naomi Shemer deliberated as to who would sing the song. Her daughter Halleli had heard about an unknown woman soldier with an extraordinary voice and Shemer was very impressed after hearing her on the radio. She asked to be introduced to the singer and thus met Shuly Nathan.Shemer insisted that Nathan sing "Jerusalem of Gold" with guitar rather than with orchestral accompaniment. After the prizes were awarded the audience stood up, demanding to hear the song again. The second time, the entire audience joined in the refrain. Three weeks later the Six Day War broke out, and Jerusalem was reunited.The paratroopers who liberated the city sang the song on the Temple Mount and by the Western Wall. After the war, Shemer added another verse beginning "We have returned to the wells." When she sang the new version for the paratroopers and they applauded her, she told them: "Actually I should be applauding you, since it is much easier to change a song than to change a city."Since the first time "Jerusalem of Gold" was performed at the Song Festival it has been considered the best-loved Israeli song of all time. (It later won first place in the "Hit of the Hits" parade of 1998, the year of Israel's fiftieth anniversary, and was chosen as the Jubilee song.) All the Songs of Naomi Shemer was published at the end of 1976. Other Prominent SongsThe years after the Six Day War were all marked by Shemer's songs.When the Yom Kippur War broke out in 1973, it was Shemer's song "Lu Yehi" ("May It Be") that best expressed the feelings of both the battlefront and the home front. The words were written at the request of the singer Hava Alberstein to the melody of the Beatles' song "Let It Be." However, the Hebrew version is not a translation but a version that reflects the mood and the distress of that difficult time.In 1979, when her sister Ruti was widowed, Shemer wrote "Of Sting and Honey" for her as a song of encouragement. Yossi Banai sang it on a television program and included it in his one-man show, "Simon, Little Moïse and I." Thus, with Banai's help, the private prayer Shemer had written became the prayer of many, and the line "Do not uproot what has been planted" received political significance when it became the motto of those who opposed the evacuation of Yamit.Shemer was awarded the Israel Prize in 1983. Final YearsDuring the 1990s a decline in Shemer's health affected her writing, but every new song she wrote received a warm welcome.In 1994 the Hebrew University of Jerusalem awarded Shemer an honorary doctorate and in 2001 she received one from Tel Aviv University. In 2000 she became a member of the Hebrew Language Academy.Naomi Shemer's songs are sung by everyone--in kindergartens, schools, youth movements and army units, at events both of rejoicing and of mourning.Her final piece, Ilan, composed just three weeks before her death, was a tribute to Israeli astronaut Colonel Ilan Ramon (1954-2003), who died in the explosion of the space shuttle Columbia on February 1, 2003.Naomi Shemer died on June 26, 2004 at Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv from consequences of her long bout with cancer. She was buried at her birthplace, Kibbutz Kinneret, overlooking the lake of which she had so often sung. In fulfillment of her request, the mourners at her funeral--broadcast on national television--gave no eulogies; three of her songs were sung instead.Nathan Shahar first achieved fame as a composer, choir conductor and musical director of various radio and television broadcasts. The main area of his musicological research is the musical and social-musical aspects of Hebrew song: a topic on which he has published a series of articles in Israel and abroad. Shahar has taught for many years both at Bet Berl College and also at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.
