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Remembering a Legend
Wayne Moorman, who coached Bridger volleyball for 40 years, at the Bridger High School athletes awards banquet last week where he said his farewell.
Carbon County News, with the gracious help of Lena Kallevig, sought out numerous past and present players and coaches to talk about their times with Wayne Moorman. We thank everyone for responding to our request. Each person was asked questions encompassing their playing days, awards, a favorite story to Moorman's influence and life after volleyball.
Robin Smith, Bridger Assistant Volleyball Coach, Retiring
I've worked with Wayne for 30 years. I feel blessed for the privilege of joining that incredible journey. There have been so many wonderful moments that are beyond compare. I really have enjoyed every year working with Wayne and the girls. It was also great to work with former players as assistant coaches, Jessi Henigman, Michaela Williams, and for the past 5 years Lena (Frank) Kallevig. It gives you a unique perspective since being from Montana, playing it in high school was not an option for me.
I have coached my entire education career. I started in Wibaux in 1986. During my three years as a Longhorn I was Asst. Jr High Football (3yrs), Asst. HS Boys Basketball (3 yrs), and Head Track Coach (2 yrs). I came to Bridger the fall of 1989. Besides 30 yrs in the volleyball program I was Asst. Track (5 yrs) and Asst. Girls Basketball (3 yrs).
Lena (Frank) Kallevig, Bridger Volleyball Coach
I moved to Bridger as a sophomore from Billings Senior in 1995/96 and played outside hitter for Mr. Moorman until 1997/98.
We won Districts, Divisionals, and State all three years as well as the Billings Invitational in 96 and Laurel Invitational in 97.
He was the type of coach that coached pretty hard in practices and just quietly guided you during games. He made sure we stayed calm and focused. I can remember thinking back then that he trusted me too much. Ha! He never got mad and pulled you out for mistakes. He trusted me to snap out of it and get things done.
I have a lot of memories. Many I could share from my playing days but I think my favorites are from coaching with him these last 6 years. He went from being my coach to being my friend and mentor. I have a wonderful Dad that can never be replaced but Mr. Moorman comes in close behind him. I found out a lot about him as a man, husband, father, and grandfather on our many bus trips. He spoke about his beautiful family most. I learned how he and Barb chose to adopt and love 4 daughters and what that process was like. Being told he was to old to adopt at one point and him saying he had more love to give. I learned of the heartbreak they endured losing 2 daughters, but lighting up around little redheads because they remind him of his Traci. This past weekend I told Mr. Moorman and Barb thank you for making me feel like family and she said "You are family!" so that ranks pretty high too. He is a loyal God-fearing man and I'm proud to know him.
He encouraged me to get into coaching. He needed another assistant to help with the physical part of practice back in 2004. I fell in love with coaching and thought I had learned all I needed and headed over to the Head coaching position in Joliet. I loved my 3 years there and the girl that I coached but I know now that I left far to soon. I needed to be guided by Mr. Moorman and Mr. Smith a little longer. I came back to Bridger in 2013 and I have been the 2nd assistant ever since. He trusts me to run the AAU program and summer open gyms here and I hope to be allowed to take over and continue the Bridger Volleyball program and make them proud.
I played one season at MSU Northern in Havre before returning home. I would say Mr. Moorman was the reason along with my parents. My sophomore year he pulled me to the side and asked if I had considered playing at the next level and encouraged me to do so. From that moment on I was determined to make it happen.
Colette Webber, Joliet volleyball coach,
Volleyball was just becoming more popular when I began playing in the
late 80's. Wayne was a big reason why I wanted to play. He was one
of my favorite teachers in Jr. High and just had a fatherly way about
him. I always knew he cared about me as a person and a player. I was
a basketball player at heart but volleyball became a favorite sport
for me because I quickly learned that no one can be a ball hog. It
takes all 6 players on the court to make it work and was truly a team
sport. I suppose Wayne influenced my decision to coach volleyball in
the fact that he was the coach who helped me love the sport.
We were his first team when I was Senior, to make it to State. We
finished 4th that year but he won State many times in the years after
that. I remember my best friend, Cheryl sprained her ankle in warm
ups when we went to State and she couldn't play. She was one of our
best hitters. We were all pretty sad but he just stayed calm and told
us he would move things around and we would be fine. I remember we
struggled to pass a ball at State in one game and he said, "Judas
Priest, girls!!" He actually got a little loud and we all were a
little shocked. That was about as frustrated as I have ever seen him
get. He was a kind and gentle soul and still is. I have a lot of
respect for him. I wouldn't be surprised if he ended up coaching
again next year even though he said he was retiring. There is that
little 7th grader he sees coming up with loads of potential:)
Kellie (McCarten) Hirsch Class of '97
Bridger High School - class of 1997
I played for Coach Moorman during all 4 years of high school - the seasons of 1994 through 1997. That was back when volleyball and basketball seasons were flip flopped, so we played volleyball in the winter/spring seasons. I played through all positions in the rotation, mainly playing outside hitter and setter. My true love was defense, but that was before the libero position was created.
We won the Class C state championship titles during my sophomore, junior, and senior seasons (1995, 1996, and 1997). We also won the district and divisional championships all 3 of those years. During my freshman year (1994), we placed at districts (and possibly divisionals?), but did not make it to state that year.
Coach Moorman just had a way of making us want to give absolutely everything we had out on the court. Every ounce of energy - every ounce of fire within us... his passion for the sport was contagious, and it showed during every game, and believe it or not, every practice as well. He stressed the importance of team and how every single one of us had a contribution to make to Bridger Volleyball. He also had a way of making me just feel special - like I had something important and essential to making us the team that we were. I will never forget that feeling.
My favorite story about Coach Moorman was how at the start of every season, he talked about the importance of each and every position. He always chose one of us to stand up and demonstrate a skill - whether it was passing, setting, blocking, the kill approach at the net, etc. And of course, he always had a funny comment or joke for the person doing the demonstrating. Before I set myself up in a position to pass, I always did this shoulder / arm roll thing. I didn't even realize I was doing it (for years!) until my senior year, when he brought me up for the last time to demonstrate to my teammates setting up to receive/pass a serve or kill. And of course, he called me out on it BEFORE I EVEN DID IT... :) something like... "now Kellie, she likes to get herself psyched up by rolling those arms out and getting set up properly." So he saw things in us that we didn't even see in ourselves. Which says everything about what a phenomenal coach he is.
I am now a Registered Investment Advisor and Operations Manager of a locally owned / operated registered investment advisory firm here in Billings. I am also a fitness instructor at Pure Barre Billings and teach approximately 4 Pure Barre classes each week (2 different class formats), in addition to my full time career. I've worked my way up through various positions in my career with my investment firm - new accounts, investment assistant, office manager, compliance, operations, Registered Investment Advisor, etc. If anything, Coach Moorman always taught us the value / importance of hard work and persistence. He always said that he didn't care about seniority. If you were younger and had the ability, some of us made the starting team over the older players. He said that made us a better team. And it did. That has served me well in my career.
It taught me that I always had to work hard to get what I needed / wanted. Never give up because there is always someone out there who is working just as hard as me. Invaluable life lesson!
I did not play college volleyball on a scholarship, but I did play intramural volleyball at college. I also played on multiple city league volleyball teams at the YMCA for several years. I did become a volleyball referee for about 2 years (junior high, high school, and college line judging) before I had to make a decision between that and my career. But all of that was inspired by Coach Moorman. He inspired a love for the sport that I still have. And the beauty of it is, he is literally the MOST modest person I know. You can tell that in every single one of his interviews and the way he reacts to these compliments of "BEST COACH EVER." If there is one thing that I could communicate to Coach Moorman, it would be THANK YOU for believing in me - thank you for believing in all of us. What he has inspired within me took me through high school, through college, into my career, and throughout my life in general. I don't know if he truly realizes the impact he has had on us as his past players, but believe me.... it's a real thing, and I will cherish Coach Moorman and my part of Bridger High School Volleyball forever.
Heidi Conard Class of '90
Seconded oldest of Coach Wayne Moorman's daughters
I am the seconded oldest of Coach Wayne Moorman's daughters. Coach Lena Kallevig had forwarded these questions to me, so here are my answers.
I played volleyball at Bridger from 1987-1990. I played the position of setter.
I'm not completely clear on how many trophies we won from 1987-1989, but we won the District, Divisional and State Championships my senior year in 1990.
My dad was always a fair and humble coach. He expected the same from all of his players--work hard, have integrity, and represent your community well. He also wanted us to remember to have fun while playing the game. It helped instill a love of volleyball in each of us. He may have had a little more expectation from his daughters as any father would.
My favorite memory is winning our first state championship together. We made a goal at the very beginning of the season to win state and we followed through. I have had many conversations with my dad about his teams over the last 28 years and he always sees so much potential and will push them to achieve their best.
This is a loaded question because he is also my dad. My dad has always worked hard to provide for his family by ranching and teaching, and he really started coaching as a way to be involved with his girls. It really was a family affair, since my mom also kept the scorekeeping books for many years. He and my mom have been married for 54 years and have always been a team and so that was a great example to us. He also loves being a grandpa. When we have opportunity to be together, He is always buying his grandkids ice cream right before dinner just to give us (his kids) a hard time.
I played volleyball at my parents' Alma Mater, Pillsbury Baptist Bible College in Owatonna, MN from 1990-1993.
Marci Bunker Marci (Moorman) Bunker Class of '01
Youngest daughter of Coach Wayne Moorman
3-District (1998, 1999, 2000)
2-Divisional (1998, 1999)
1-State (1998)
I also was the manager for
3-District (1995, 1996, 1997)
3-Divisional (same years)
3-State (same years)
He was a GREAT coach. Very humble. He never took credit for us winning even though HE'S the reason with his coaching (including Robin Smith and Mark Thiel) that we all got to where we were! Even being one of his children, he still made it enjoyable to play for him.
There's SO many stories about him, it's hard to pick just one!
He LOVES his wife! Barbara (my mom) and him are inseparable. She was ALWAYS by his side whether it was doing the score book or sitting next to him on the bus rides. The love they have for each other is unconditional just like their love for the Lord.
He's ALWAYS been there no matter what. Through the good times and bad.
He's been supportive no matter the career choice. He just wants you to be happy!
I played at Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming. My first year we made it to Regionals and won and then made it to Nationals! He instilled the love for the game into my life. Still love the game to this day!
Karen Hiim Benninghoff, Sand, Norway, Class of 98
I played outside hitter in season 1998. We won state championship class C. Wayne was a warm person with a wink in his eye. He made us want to do our best and he built us up as team players, being proud of ourselves, our school and our team. Training was fun and training was hard work. His style an philosophy was uncomplicated. Drills and setups where simple, no hocus pocus. It was the mentality we/he put into the games and into practice that made us better than the others.
He had brilliant speeches, the whole season. And he made us smile and laugh. He would make us work so hard that we could hardly stand up straight. He would then make us lay down in a circle, so close that we could hear eachcother breath, smell eachcothers sweat. He than had a speech about team spirit hard work and doing it together. It was brilliant. That speech and many speeches he made has inspired me later in life. Not just on the volleyballcourt, baut also in life. He did it simple, so thought thorough, and so good.
I have had many coaches since, and ive been coaching volleyball. I look back to this year as an exchange student playing volleyball in Bridger as very inspiring.
I played Volleyball in college in Australia, and in the highest division in Norway for a few years. I now teach at a volleyball high school. Working with volleyball coaches all over the world, I would still say this farmer/teacher from Montana is some of the most inspiring coaching ive been part of.
Kodi Taylor-Falls Down, Class of '97
1994-1997 Middle Hitter. State Champions 95, 96, 97 Divisional and District Champs 95-97 Billings Invitational Champions 1996 (no trophy but a huge win for us). He is so fun. He has a great sense of humor. As a coach I remember him being humble and reserved. He allowed his players to play through their mistakes. When he had something to say, we all listened. He also found roles for everyone on the team. Even if it was only 1 or 2 serves a game, he would work his younger players into the game, building their confidence so they were ready when it was their turn. Mr. Moorman would use his humor to encourage us. He'd use phrases like "my grandma could hit harder than that." When we weren't playing well we would hear "Good grief!"
I have used the line "play to win" many times in my life. In other words, make things happen for yourself. If you want something, don't count on others to give it to you. Do your best and you will create opportunity. He helped me start a workout program as a freshman and he encouraged me to go after a full ride scholarship at a D1 school. I remember stepping onto the court as the underdogs in many cases and coming out with a W because of that philosophy.
Played volleyball University of Montana 1997-2000. He encouraged me every step of the way. I never wanted to disappoint Coach Moorman so that made me try even harder.
Jessie Henigman, Class of '99
I played middle blocker for Bridger from 1997-1999. I actually got to be part of another title in 2003 as an assistant coach and got to see some of those younger girls get their own championship and learn the game from Mr. Moorman and Mr. Smith. I was part of teams that won District, Divisional, and State tiles from 1997-1999. Mr. Moorman was a great coach! He and Mr. Smith both expected us to work hard in practices and work together. They both emphasized the team concept and how important each person was to the team accomplishing its goals. I think because of their high expectations in practice, the games came easily.
I think my favorite stories of Mr. Moorman are always the Paul Harvey themes he had each season. We would get our season scrapbook from the year before with news clippings and pictures and each year always had a theme. Then the practice before state he would tell the Paul Harvey story and we would all be in tears because we knew this would be the last time that specific team would play together so we knew we just had to play for each other.
Mr. Moorman inspired me to do my best in everything I do from the smallest detail to my loftiest goal. He also taught me how important role players are in sport as well as in life and if you have a role, you better fulfill that role to best of your ability, if you're going to commit to something you had better commit to it and see the job is done well. He also instilled in us that the younger kids looked up to us and that we had better conduct ourselves positively and be the role models those young kids deserved.
I didn't play volleyball in college. I played basketball for MSUB, but if Mr. Moorman would have had his way, I would have played volleyball in college.
Jamie Tuell Timm, Class of '91
I graduated from Bridger in 1991. Thank you for recognizing this amazing man!
I played for Bridger 1988-1991 as an Outside hitter and middle hitter
Our team won the first 2 state championships in 1990 and 1991. I also won State MVP of the tournament. Mr. Moorman was a patient but strong coach. He expected a lot out of all of us and we highly respected him. He believed in all of his players. He rarely got upset, but if he did you knew it and wanted to please him. He was never condescending but had constructive criticism. He was/is the best coach ever!
During my senior year there was a horrible accident in Bridger that claimed the lives of 4 kids, one of them being my sister, Jodi Tuell, who played beside me in the front row. It was only 1 week before District tournaments and our team was needless to say, devastated. Mr. Moorman was our rock and helped all of us through this rough time while he was hurting as well. In a small town, everyone is family, and my sister and the other kids were his kids too. We persevered and won State 1 month after the accident. Mr. Mooman has taught me to never give up and look for the positive in everything.
I recently was the club volleyball coach in Laurel and he came to a few games...He likes to now watch my daughter play. I told him we were having so much and he made sure to say "There's a time for fun, and a time to be serious" "You need to know the difference". That's Mr. Moorman!
I got recruited for track and cross country at MSU- Bozeman. I did play volleyball in there but only for a short period and switched to Track and Cross Country.
Jodi (Moorman) Fincham Class of '98
Daughter of Coach Wayne Moorman
I played from 95-98 and I was the setter. We won the district, divisional, and state titles 4 years in a row. As his daughter, I took the brunt of the yelling. He was especially hard on me but it made me work harder.
He would always give a speech before the championship game, and we'd all be crying our eyes out!
I have been very fortunate and very blessed to have him not only as my coach but my dad. I still love to play volleyball and do so every week.
I played for 2 years in college. The reason I decided to play in college was that I loved the game so much, however, I feel like the love for the game was instilled in me at an early age by my dad.
Kylee Sidwell (Zent) Class of '04
I played volleyball for Mr. Moorman at BHS from 2000-2004. I was a middle blocker.
We won State Championship titles my junior and senior year. That was fall of 2002 and fall of 2003. We were playing during the time the seasons changed from winter to fall. We also had numerous District and Divisional championships.
I don't have enough good things to say about Mr. Moorman. He was such an amazing coach. The knowledge he has for the game surpasses anybody else I know. He treated each player like they mattered. It didn't matter if you were a freshman on the court for the first time, or a senior who has started every game. He always supportive, kind, taught us to be disciplined, and taught us to have fun. I can truly say that there is a legacy leaving Bridger High, and his shoes will never be filled!
Truthfully, looking back at all the time I had with Mr Moorman, and I can't think of only one favorite story. I have too many to tell. Thought every time I think about him, I think about how caring he is and how special he made each team feel. We were all his favorites (class of 2004 maybe a little bit more than the rest though, ha…)
When I was in high school, playing volleyball for Mr. Moorman taught me to push hard and never give up, to set high goals and strive to achieve. I have gone on to coach volleyball and track myself, and try to use the same coaching aspect. Not a volleyball season has gone by in the 15 years that I've been out of high school that I haven't thought about Mr. Moorman and kept an eye on the Bridger High volleyball team.
I did not play volleyball, but I did do track in college at MSU Bozeman. It was always a fun battle with him about which sport was my favorite.
Staci Sanford Class of '96
I played from 1992-1996 as an outside hitter and we were State Champions 1995 and 1996.
I had the pleasure of having Mr. Moorman as my sixth-grade teacher as well as my high school volleyball coach. In both roles, he was tough but fair and he pushed you to be the best you could be, as a student and as an athlete.
While there are so many funny stories to tell, there is one thing in particular that Mr. Moorman has done that is dear to my heart. On multiple occasions, Mr. Moorman has had to help his team navigate the tough, devastating times that life sometimes gives us and time and time again he has done it with incredible gracefulness, compassion, faith, and unconditional love. Our tiny community has had its share of heartbreaks and often times when a child goes through these situations they turn to their teammates/friends and mentors. I believe Coach Moorman was put on earth to guide his girls through these times and teach them strength and beauty in loss (both on and off the court). This includes having girls that lost a sibling, a parent, or a friend. My senior year, several weeks before we started our tournament run, my father was killed in a helicopter crash. Mr. Moorman was one of my rocks, as well as my teammates' rocks. He has this way of knowing when you need to just play volleyball and forget, when you need a smile, and when you just need him to hold you, hug you and let you fall apart. Many times these unfortunate events were followed-up with spectacular performances out of the teams, e.g. the state championship in 1992 and 1996. I truly believe that only someone with the leadership and connection to his players that Mr. Moorman has could extract optimal performance out of his players in the face of adversity.
Oh my, where do I start. When asked who was influential in my life, he is always near the top of that list. He taught me not only the game of volleyball but lessons that stretched much further than the game. He would give a speech or say what I affectionately refer to as a "Moormanism" and it had a greater meaning outside of the game. One of my favorite examples is "an ugly win is better than a pretty loss". While the meaning to the game of volleyball is obvious, I find myself repeating this over and over when times get tough. So many of life's victories aren't pretty but they are better than not accomplishing that victory/goal/achievement because you are afraid to take a few bumps and bruises or look a little silly.
Mr. Moorman also taught me to be strong-willed and that if I set my mind to it, I can do anything. He saw the best in us and pushed us to our maximum potential (and then some).
In one of the interviews I saw last weekend he mentioned that the practices were his favorite time. I had to smile, the practices were where he pushed us to be better and where he demanded perfection. If you wanted to win, you had to practice like you wanted to win and you had to do all the little things correct. I don't know how many thousands of sit-ups I did during my four years of practice due to not doing the little things correctly. Today, I still focus on doing the little things correctly because ultimately that is what leads to success.
In summary, Mr. Moorman was and continues to be very influential in my life. I consider him, along with my teammates, family. He helped build a foundation for my life and he taught me lesson that had value far beyond the court. I am truly blessed to have had my life touched by him.
I didn't play volleyball afterwards, but I had offers to play. I ended up playing basketball, but my mom was my basketball coach so that probably influenced my choice of basketball over volleyball J
Bethany Scianna Class of '22
Really awesome my first years as a coach, sad I didn't get him for longer. He's the best coach you could have.
Melissa Dickerson Scianna, Bethany's mother
Two other daughters in Bozeman. I knew from the beginning of the season they'd get pretty far. Sylvia went to State last year as a senior and Maddie went as a freshman. Sylvia thinking about being a fitness coach. Think of the 100s of girls he's influenced it is mind blowing. If he sees success in you that why pushes you.
Desiree Jones Scott Class of '19
My 8th grade year asked him to stay a little longer and so he stayed and such n honor to have him as a coach and feel very blessed to think he stayed and have him for the last four years, he's definitely taught us a lot. He has an appreciation for the game.
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The band Seyyem was formed by Maryam Kizilbash (writer, vocalist and author of "Floods of Deserted Dreams") and Leonard Massey (keyboardist and composer) in 2007. Seyyem is the only male female duo in Pakistan. The songs are all originals penned by Maryam (Manna).
Here you will find their music and much more Here.
-Muzik Pakistan
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Hear Audios: Seyyem - Maryam Kizilbash and Leonard Massey female duo band
The band Seyyem was formed by Maryam Kizilbash (writer, vocalist and author of "Floods of Deserted Dreams") and Leonard Massey (keyboardist and composer) in 2007. Seyyem is the only male female duo in Pakistan. The songs are all originals penned by Maryam (Manna).
Drumming sensation Gumby launches his website : www.ljpinto.com
It seems the importance of having a web presence is slowly seeping its way into the music industry. While big guns like Ali Azmat, Ali Zafar, Atif Aslam, Strings and Ali Haider among a few others continue to update their official websites, many bands and soloists have still not given this mass medium enough importance.But now drummer par excellence Gumby has taken the plunge and formed his own website. It's designed in a way that suits Gumby's personality. Drum sticks are used as icons and a diary format is visible.
If you don't know Gumby's career graph, a great start is this web site, www.ljpinto.com
And if you're looking to hear which albums Gumby is playing, this site will provide you with all the information. As it turns out, Gumby is featured on pretty much all major albums. He can be heard on Ali Azmat's Klashnifolk, Mekaal Hasan Band's Andholan, Abbas Premjee's Elements – slated for release in 2008 – as well as Kaavish's Gunkali, on which Gumby has played on three numbers – and Zeb and Haniya's debut.
Industry insiders always knew of this drummer's magic but Noori brought Gumby into the spotlight and his live shows with the band made him an icon. Now pursuing a solo career, Gumby is open to all kinds of music and is one of the most sought-after drummers in Pakistan. If you want to know more about the man, all you gotta do is log on!
-Muzik Pakistan
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Fuzon composes music for White Cloud's Bollywood film 'Mumbai Cutting'
Famous for their songs 'Tere Bina' from Hyderabad Blues 2, Fuzon, the Pakistani rock band are in the city. The three-member band has been composing music for White Cloud's film Mumbai Cutting and has also completed shooting the music video. Vocalist Rameez Mukhtar, keyboard player Imran Momina and guitarist Shallum Xavier, have been working together for a year now, ever since Shafquat Amanat Ali (lead singer) left the band.
When contacted, Imran says, "We have finished composing the music for Mumbai Cutting and are also finishing the video of the song. Since we have been regularly visiting India, we feel at home here. After Shafquat Amanat Ali left our group, we now have a new vocalist Rameez Mukhtar. Insha Allah there will be a good quantity of songs henceforth." About the song for Mumbai Cutting, Imran says, "We had done songs like 'Maro Saiya' and 'Tere Bina' in the past, which were used by Nagesh Kukunoor in Hyderabad Blues 2. This time we have composed a ballet for Mumbai Cutting. There are different emotions like sadness, separation and also love in the same track."
Meanwhile, Rameez says "It's been a year since I joined the band as the lead singer. We have been listening to Indian music since childhood and I have been in the music industry for 20 years now. We make music that is liked by both Indians and Pakistanis."
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Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Haroon - Nahin Hah Yeh Pyaar
-Muzik Pakistan
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Pakistani music rocks in India
Pakistani music rocks in India!
Aqsa Hussain
Music goes beyond borders. Michael Jackson, Madonna, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Shakira are some true examples of how far musical success goes.
While the new breed of Pakistani musicians may not have catapulted to international fame in the west, they have managed to develop a massive following across the border.
With the explosion of media in the last few years, quite a few new acts have sprouted on the scene. In fact, since then new acts are entering the industry consistently. And for quite a few of them, popularity is fast increasing in India.
It was Nazia Hasan who lent her vocals to Feroz Khan's Qurbani in 1981. Nazia's rendition of 'Aap Jaisa Koi' made her a super success and back then, this tune was an anthem for a generation.
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's team up with Peter Gabriel, Canadian Michael Brook and Eddie Veddar of Pearl Jam made him an icon in the west.
While Nusrat's fame may have come from the west but in most cases, it is Bollywood that is making Pakistani musicians a hit in India and is helping them carve a name even outside Pakistan with Asians. Even as their own pop albums have a following, it is the foray in Bollywood that really makes them icons.
But what makes this success of local acts last well beyond the fame of one Hindi movie tune is their originality in music. And part of the reason can also be contributed to India's own struggling pop scene. Bollywood music enjoys the biggest share in the market and over the years, pop singers have ventured into playback singing.
Today, pop names like Alisha Chinoi, Shaan, K.K and Sonu Nigam concentrate far more on big Bollywood projects than on their solo records. Hence, Pakistani musicians, who tend to be less filmi in sound and with a struggling cinema scene right here at home, are a welcome for Indian fans.
Over the last few years, Jal, Atif Aslam, Shiraz Uppal, Strings, Raeth, Roxen, Ali Haider, Sajjad Ali, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Ali Azmat and Haroon, Call, Mizmaar - have all developed strong foothold in India.
"Pakistani bands are so melodious, original and pure unlike bands here. Their music is without dhinchek dhinchek. Simple guitaring and orchestra makes Pakistani songs worth listening to," says Shobit from Delhi.
A 15-year-old student who proudly calls himself a Jalaholic says, "I never get bored of listening to Pakistani music because the variety of bands which Pakistan offers differ in genres and styles. Musicians from Pakistan are influenced by western artists but they don't imitate them.
Plus, Pakistani bands have all kinds of music to offer, for all types of listeners. Their music is slow, fast, pop, rock, metal-influenced, fusion, classical and Sufi. One has a lot to choose from. Their lyrics are such that all listeners can relate to it.
The videos are amazing and unusual, compared to the "always romantic ones" in India. People in India are avid Pakistani music listeners. In India, we listen to western bands, which are English because such music is rare in India. But Pakistani bands dabble in such genres but the language remains Urdu and Punjabi, which makes them different from others. It's a rarity in India to have pop rock acts. The language and closeness attracts the younger generation.
Because of the fact that India and Pakistan were once the same country before independence, there is a curiosity to know more about Pakistan. In Urban centers like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Ahmedabad and Pune, Pakistani musicians are immensely popular."
Meher Kahlon a 17-year-old student from Hyderabad appreciates music Pakistani music by because, "All lyrics are so soothing and calm". Meher says, "Himesh Reshammiya's popularity graph is not superior to Pakistani singers."
This young girl emphasises that the youth of India is not judgmental and critical as they are thought to be. "People to people contact should be improved through this lovely medium of music," **** Meher.
Pakistani albums are numerously sold here. All we prefer is meaningful, touching and soothing music regardless of the country that music belongs to. One important reason is blend of Hindi and Urdu spoken in both countries. There are no language issues, even our filmmakers have started featuring Pakistani bands in their film soundtracks and interestingly the soundtracks end up topping the charts and are frequently played in clubs. Man, we can't resist loving it!" says Fatah from Mumbai.
There has been a lot of cultural exchange between both countries but it has never risen like this in past and the reason is flourishing music scene in Pakistan which has ultimately made Pakistani musicians win hearts of billions of Indians.
The way India's younger generations has overwhelmingly accepted Pakistani music is absolutely incredible.
The young generation of music aficionados seem to be unplugged from the fright of past history and tends to look forward. Pakistani music industry has dared to move forward with hope and opened up new avenues for itself. Way to go!
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Jal Sajni The Video
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Thursday, December 13, 2007
Jal Sajni Video
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Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Usman Shani - "Rastay" Video - Released for Eid
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Pakistan Film a Big Hit at International Film Festival
It's being hailed as the film which has revived a moribund Pakistan cinema. It has received accolades for boldly taking on the fundamentalist Mullah lobby in Pakistan, and the world over, and laying down the real picture. Khuda Ke Liye moves through three countries - USA, England and Pakistan - with the message of tolerance and humanity. The film, which has sent the 'fundoos' into paroxysms of protest, is a powerful indictment of the current face of rigid, conservative, violent Islam. And in the end, what remains is the compelling picture of the young, jean clad Muslim using his musical talents both on stage and in the mosque. The debut filmmaker read an interview of an ex Pakistani pop singer, Junaid Jamshed who not only denounced his band Vital Signs, but branded music as anti-Islamic, after being influenced by the radical religious lobby in Pakistan. But more importantly, the film, Khuda Ke Liye (For God's Sake) has become the talking point at the International film festival after its first house-packed screening on Monday.
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Aunty Disco Project: Live and Dangerous on December 14th at the PACC Auditorium
ADP will be performing live at the PACC Auditorium (outdoors) on Friday Dec 14 2007 8:30 pm. They will be performing songs from their debut album. For the first time, advance copies of this album will be available for sale at this show so don't miss out on this exclusive performance.
Faraz Haider (with hit singles "Simple LIfe" and "Future") will be opening the show.
Tickets are for Rs. 250. They are available at the gate.
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Saturday, December 8, 2007
Zameer and DeadShyre - Rahon Ko
Dodging freezing cold weather in the land of the maple leaves, Toronto based band Zameer has traveled quite a lot to grab a sunny and romantic music video for their track Rahon Ko. Enthusiastic enough the lyrics are sung fairly good by the youngster Ali Rizvi and a better job directing the video by Ali Noor's better half Mandana Zaidi and Yasir Khan has kept the spirits of the song alive , Happy watching!
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Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Download: Fahad Ahmad's debut single 'Teray Bina'
Fahad has recently teamed up with well known Pakistani music producer Kamijee to work on his first album. To hear the song and learn more about New York based Fahad Ahmad, check his official website below:
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Sunday, December 2, 2007
Farooq Ahmed of AaroH producing Gravity and AWS's albums
Livewire sensation and fabulous singer, the front man of Aaroh, Farooq Ahmed is a musician with flair. The driving force of Aaroh has been producing quite a few bands recently. "I am currently producing Gravity and AWS. Gravity has Ahsan (vocals), Shoaib (rhythm guitars), Fahad (lead guitars), Sohaib (bass) and Aziz (drums). They are basically a hard-rock band. AWS has Ahmed Wahab Shah on vocals. Ahmed composes of the songs and quite a few of them were recorded at his home studio. His is basically a pop-rock album," enlightens Farooq.
So why did he choose this particular band to produce? "Well they had done a single at my studio when they had started doing music, so it was then that I realised they had great potential and an awesome future", he replies.
About his future plans, he says that, "I plan to take my band and the studio to the next level and inshallah you all shall see the results pretty soon. Aaroh has had something up their sleeve for a while now, so it should be out in the near future".
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Replay: Memorable Moments From the 'BPP'
ALISON STEWART, host:
On this last day of the BPP, we're taking a look of some of the big stories that we've covered. One of the biggest stories on our watch here at the Bryant Park Project was the assassination of former Pakistani prime minister, Benazir Bhutto, back in December. She had recently returned to Pakistan after years of self-imposed exile to lead her political party in opposition to President Pervez Musharraf's government.
The news flashed while we were live on the air that Ms. Bhutto had been attacked in some sort of suicide bombing, and it was the first time that we went into breaking-news mode. Four hours of live radio to cover the developments included reports from the scene. One memorable moment was when we spoke to a member of Ms. Bhutto's media team, Farah Ispahani, who was at the hospital where Benazir Bhutto died. Here's a clip of that interview.
(Soundbite of NPR's The Bryant Park Project, December 27, 2007)
Ms. FARAH ISPAHANI (Member, Bhutto Media Team): (Crying) Inside the hospital, it's workers from the Pakistan People's Party and all through the grounds of the hospital outside. In the streets now, they're burning for (unintelligible) President Musharraf's political party. Electricity lines are being cut off and people are crying and in disarray.
STEWART: Is it clear when Ms. Bhutto died?
Ms. ISPAHANI: Do you mean the time or...?
STEWART: Yes.
Ms. ISPAHANI: Or the location?
STEWART: Both. Did she die at the hospital? Or was she killed at the scene?
Ms. ISPAHANI: (Crying) Yes, yes, yes, yes. She passed away at the hospital. They took her to an operating theater, as she was injured in the suicide bombing, and she passed away at the hospital.
STEWART: You obviously sound incredibly upset. For our listeners, can you put into words what it is you're feeling right now?
(Soundbite of crying)
Ms. ISPAHANI: (Crying) Ms. Bhutto came back from the very comfortable life abroad. She came back to fight these forces of extremism. She came back to try and bring Pakistan back to a secular democracy. People like myself left our homes and left our families and joined her. The army killed her father, both her brothers were assassinated, and yet she came back. She came back for this country. She was a rare daughter of the soil of Pakistan.
STEWART: That was Farah Ispahani on the day that Benazir Bhutto passed away. Now, just this week, there's been a development in the story. On Wednesday, Bhutto's former security chief, who was next to her at the time of the suicide bombing-slash-shooting, was himself shot to death in Karachi. He was expected to testify at a United Nations probe into her death. A Scotland Yard investigation included that Bhutto was killed by a suicide bomb and not by a man who fired a gun at her. Pakistan's government blames the attack on a Taliban commander.
(Soundbite of music)
STEWART: In this country the story of the year, so far, has been the 2008 election. Now think back to last summer. It seemed that Hillary Clinton was a shoo-in and John McCain's campaign was almost out of cash. At the time, the BPP got wind that former Arkansas governor, Mike Huckabee, was going to be in our building in the studios. Now, we were only in the pilot stage, not really yet booking big guests, so my then co-host, Luke Burbank, saw the opportunity, and frankly, he poached Governor Huckabee from another show. Luke challenged him to a game of ping pong, which, of course, we videotaped and put on our blog. And I challenged the governor to say something nice about another man from Hope.
(Soundbite of NPR's The Bryant Park Project, August 17, 2007)
STEWART: The last governor of Arkansas who ended up in the White House has very different set of beliefs than you do. I'm curious, did you and the Clintons, did you ever end up in the same social circles? Did you ever end up running into each other? Did you ever seek advice from Bill Clinton once you became governor?
Governor MIKE HUCKABEE (Republican, Arkansas): You know, we've had a very cordial relationship. He's nine years older and even though we both come from the same small town of...
STEWART: Hope, right?
Gov. HUCKABEE: Hope, Arkansas, he had moved away before I was born. But we knew a lot of the same people. When he was governor, I was president of the BAPS Convention of the state. We had a number of conversations. You know, I've never hated the Clintons. I still don't. I have great respect for them. He made a lot of mistakes, a lot of personal ones, but you know, something that I think should not be forgotten. There's two things about Bill Clinton that I tell Republicans. It drives them nuts, but here it is.
Number one, don't let it get lost on you that a kid out of a very small, southern, rural state aspired to be president of the United States. This kid came from a dysfunctional family, alcoholic, abusive father. And yet he didn't just aspire. He was elected president of the United States, not once, but twice. That is an affirmation of the system, and it's a wonderful testament to give to every kid in America that no matter where you've come from, you've got an opportunity to go something extraordinary.
The second thing, and this will really rankle some of, again, my Republican colleagues, Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton went through some horrible experiences in their marriage because of some of the reckless behavior that he has admitted he had. I'm not defending him on that. It's indefensible. But they kept their marriage together, and a lot of the Republicans who have condemned them and who talk about their platform of family values, interestingly, didn't keep their own families together.
STEWART: Governor Mike Huckabee on the Bryant Park Project. Huckabee used that charm and considerable political skill to become a surprise superstar in the early primary season. He went on to win contests in Iowa, Kansas, West Virginia, and Alabama before dropping out of the presidential race. Along the way, he became best pals with Chuck Norris and got himself a role as a commentator on FOX News.
(Soundbite of song "Pull Your Pants Up")
Mr. DOONEY DA' PRIEST: (Rapping) Pull them up. Yeah. Pull them up. Pull them up. Yeah. Be a real man, stand up. Is that your underwear man? Pull your pants up. I'm a grown man on my grind trying to shine. How you going to grind when your mind showing your behind?
I think it's rude, but some of ya'll think it's cool, Walking around showing your behind to other dudes. It looks retarded, degenerate, and real...
STEWART: Showing your behind to other dudes? Those of you who have been listening to the show since October will probably remember this song by gospel rapper, Dooney Da' Priest. That was originally a public service announcement from Dallas, Texas, aimed at telling kids to pull their pants up. Well, we posted the song on our site and it quickly generated quite a conversation, specifically the line I just repeated, when a savvy blog reader, Andrew Jones, questioned whether the lyrics were using homophobia to scare kids into pulling up their pants.
Now, this was the first example of how a story started on the web and then migrated to the show. When we read your comments, we went out and booked Dooney Da' Priest to ask him about the song. He had just posted an apology to the gay community on his MySpace page. So, we got him on the phone to talk about it. He claimed the song did not attack homosexuals, but he also said he really isn't down with the gay folks either.
(Soundbite of reverse playback)
(Soundbite of NPR's The Bryant Park Project, January 1, 2008)
Mr. DA' PRIEST (Rapper): It has nothing to do with the gay community. Because, like I said, I was dealing with the N word, too, you know what I'm saying, as well. So, hey, like I said, I wrote an apology to the gay community, and that's basically about all I can do, you know?
STEWART: The issue, Dooney, is that by making it uncool, you're saying being gay is uncool. Being on the down-low, as you write in your lyrics, is the uncool thing.
Mr. DA' PRIEST: Well, for one thing, it's not being gay is uncool. I think that the fact that a lot of able young men on the streets are ignorant of the fact of what it truly means, and so my thing is to educate them. And whether their sexual preference is to be a homosexual or being gay, that's their problem. I'm the street - I'm the street priest, and I have real good Christian values on what I believe in, and I am against homosexuality, but this is not the reason why I wrote the song. My thing is to educate them.
Now, if they still want to wear their pants below, after being educated and being made aware of what that truly means, and if they want to be known as being a homosexual, or on the down-low, or gay, that's their sexual preference. I have nothing to do with that, because only God can judge them. I'm not here to judge them. I say that in the beginning of my rap. I'm the street priest. I'm not here to judge. If you want to be gay, that's your problem.
That is something you have to deal with between you and God. My whole thing of doing the song was to create some peer pressure amongst the young people to where it changes their mindset to where, amongst them, their group of peers to where they're saying, hey, let's pull up our pants, because I don't want to be considered gay.
STEWART: That was Dooney Da' Priest. Now, since we aired that story, Dallas Deputy Mayor Dwaine Caraway, who started the "Pull 'Em Up" campaign featuring the song, has dropped the idea of charging a fine for saggy pants. City attorneys had argued against it, saying the law would be hard to enforce and could raise constitutional issues. And well, Caraway took their advice. But those arguments didn't deter the Chicago suburb of Linwood. That community just passed an ordinance which will charge anyone showing three inches or more of their underwear in public a 25-dollar fine. Web editor Laura Conaway joins me in the studio, and Laura, this was really sort of a watershed moment for us here at the BPP, this story.
LAURA CONAWAY: Yeah, Alison. This is when I first realized that we were doing something that I had never felt before in all my time of doing journalism. I mean, you always talk about tips coming in from listeners or readers or whatever. But this was an instance where I was - very early days of the active live blog, I was just trying to blog something. I threw it up there and it became news because people were reacting to it. I didn't even necessarily know how to handle having a listener come in and say, I think I have identified something in this that you're not looking at.
STEWART: What were your concerns?
CONAWAY: Well, for one thing, it was an NPR piece that I had blogged, and here was a listener who had something to say about the NPR piece that wasn't in the original NPR piece, and how exactly did you move forward with that? And then it was just - also just the equalizing force of having listeners push back against something and say, we think there's a further story here.
STEWART: And we've had other stories develop that same exact way.
CONAWAY: That same exact way, yeah. And I think it really just sort of blew open the door between, you know, the studio wall and the rest of the world, in a way that is amazing.
STEWART: All right. We're going to have a couple of other examples of that coming up later on the show. It's a two-hour extravaganza!
CONAWAY: Bring it.
(Soundbite of laughter)
STEWART: Laura Conaway, thanks for sticking in the studio. Also coming up on the show, Krulwich in non-emergency form. We're also going to take a look at some of our favorite guests, singer Ben Harper, Mark Riding, another example of a story that came off the blog, and Jackie Bibby, just because we all like Jackie Bibby.
CONAWAY: Love him.
STEWART: Love him. He's fun to say. He's fun to listen to. This is the Bryant Park Project from NPR News. Ramble's up next!
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I am a wanderer in search of life
Following the different roads
Throwing me down, or elevating me up
I find beauty in the way they embrace
And I keep strolling to seek more.
I am a poet in search of rhymes
Which resonate with my heart beats
Some laugh in joy, some cry in pain
I scribble like there is no tomorrow
For as long I live I know no other way.
I am a writer in search of words
Coining fables and sprinkling hope
To the tired mind, and hopeless soul
Often the thoughts go deep in the vacuum
Where I search for letters yet unknown.
I am a conjurer in search of magic
Hidden behind the clouds I see
Found in the stars that glitter
And the moon that beautify
I ignite it all with one tiny belief.
I am a human in search of love
Which unites true souls of humanity
Found in the smile that reach the heart
And the embrace that make us live
Seeking the fairy tale, that is indeed eternal.
I am a child in search of innocence
Found in the first dew on that lone leaf
In the paper ship that sails in the rain
In the careless scratches, and magical smiles
Seeking all that I risked losing, to grow.
I am a believer in search of hope
For every time that I lose the battle
For every hurt that makes me break
For every tear that refuses to stop
For a second chance, we all deserve.
I am a person in search of myself
Who seeks love and care, success and fame
Who is a lover, a sister, a daughter and an aunt
Who knows only honesty, and want no lies
Again committed to finding the pure soul.
This is a list poem.
Written for the OctPoWriMo writing prompt Day Five : Writing a List Poem
P.S. If you are an old reader of my blog you will notice that most of the first lines in each paragraph of this poem come from my definition of myself in the bio. I could not write as much I wanted to due to time crunch but something is better than nothing 🙂


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Distributed Representations (Embeddings) of Sentences are important tools in any Data Scientist's NLP arsenal that can be used for too many tasks ranging from text classification, recommendation to multimodal learning tasks. One of the tasks on which a embeddings can be used as is Semantic Similarity. There can be different ways in which embeddings can be trained to perform on Semantic Similarity. While you can train supervised embeddings on small semantic similarity datasets, or use embeddings trained on larger NLI datasets (like the state of the art InferSent
(https://github.com/facebookresearch/InferSent)). But these two methods have one thing in common, they were trained using human tags and not grammatical structure itself.
In this paper we try to analyze how can unsupervised autoencoders be used to get semantic similarity of two sentences given no other human feedback, just the structure of grammar. We reach a respectable correlation of 0.34 against 0.68 by supervised models.


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While we admire Dr Wartofsky's work in hypothyroidism, his editorial1 is reminiscent of the criticism that Louis2 received when he first demonstrated that blood-letting lacked benefit in pneumonia. Medicine came late to the scientific revolution, and its thought was still dominated by deductive reasoning. "We have known since Aristotle that fevers are caused by too much red blood . . . " the argument would begin and then it would be deductively reasoned that since pneumonias were febrile diseases, they would respond to phlebotomy. There was no need to check actual patients to see if that were true. As Spinoza noted, reality was too deceptive to yield the truth. Axioms and general laws had been left by the Ancients, and it was only through philosophy and deductive reasoning that we could discover the truth. Isaac Newton had moved other sciences into inductive reasoning, but medicine somewhat reluctantly dragged itself into modern science. The legal profession, however, remains under deductive reasoning. Consistent with that, Dr Wartofsky1(p1684) concludes,
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breakfast today. Szechuan green beans with tofu over vermicelli. Just sesame oil, garlic, peanuts, ginger, soy sauce, small amounts of sugar, sambal olek, shallots, and a little lime over vermicelli.
Yesterday didn't end up so hot, I popped only a few grapes in my mouth before I went out, and ended up out most of the day and so got really hungry (failing to plan is planning to fail as i didn't have any of my normal noms with me.)It started out okay, I grabbed a protein matcha shake made with unsweetened almond milk and loaded with greens powder, and had a green tea with lemon out at tim hortons even though I could have had something decidedly unhealthy.
For dinner I had three pieces of meat lovers pizza … loaded with Franks Red because it was at the house. Thanks Papa Murphy, why can't you have something healthier?!
Another two pieces followed several hours later as well as a sour key and a couple of chalky candies. But I did manage to pick up some CLA and greens powder. And I guess the CLA is working, because I got a 3 lb discount today when I stepped on the scale. Or maybe it was the 30 min run/walk I went for yesterday combined with core strength training. Either way, it's a new day and today I resolve to do better.


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Ah Seng wants to make love with Ah Lian but he is afraid that Ah Lian will get pregnant, so he approaches his friend Ah Beng for advice. Ah Beng said "Aiya, very easy one lah. Nah, take this packet of condoms and follow the instructions, nothing will happen one." So Ah Seng takes the condom and at night makes love with Ah Lian. Two months later, Ah Seng comes to look for Ah Beng and tells him that Ah Lian is pregnant.
"Cannot be what, did you follow the instructions or not?" asks Ah Beng.
"Na -bei! Got lah. The box says "Stretch the condom over organ before intercourse, I got no organ, so I stretch it over my piano loh."
Ah Beng to a long-distance telephone operator:
"Could you please tell me the time difference between
Taipei and Las Vegas?"
Operator: "Just a minute......"
Ah Beng: "Thank You," and puts down the phone.
At a bar in New York, the man to Ah Beng's left tells
the bartender," JOHNNIE WALKER, SINGLE." and his
companion says, "JACK DANIELS, SINGLE."
The bartender approaches Ah Beng and asks," AND YOU,
Ah Beng replies:" Tan Ah Beng, MARRIED."
After completing a jigsaw puzzle he'd been working on
quite for some time, Ah Beng proudly shows off the
finished puzzle to a friend.
"It took me ONLY FIVE MONTHS TO DO IT," Ah Beng brags.
"FIVE MONTHS? THAT'S TOO LONG," the friend exclaims.
Ah Beng replies," NO LAH, SEE THIS BOX, IT IS WRITTEN
Ah Beng took part in the Singapore Manhunt
Competition. During the Q&A segment, the host asks,
"Name a drink that begins with the letter 'G'."
The crowd shouts, "Gin! Gin!"
Others exclaim, "No it's Grape Juice!"
Another smart aleck yells, "Alamak, Gatorade!"
Host: "Quiet please."
Ah Beng laughs hysterically like a hyena before
replying, "C'mon man, you think I need your help? I
got more original answer: Guni!"(cow milk in Hokkien).
Ah Beng had just bought a new computer and was using
it when he encountered some problems. He decided to
use the 'Help' command.
After some tries, he became irritated and called the
computer retailer for support.
Ah Beng:" I pressed the 'F1' key for help...but it's
been over half an hour and still nobody has came to
help me???"
Computer Retailer:...............
In an English class:
Teacher: "Class, do you know the meaning of parents?"
Ah Beng: "Yes, teacher, it means father and mother."
Teacher: "Good. Can you give me an example?"
Ah Beng: "Sure. Cowboy's parents mean cowboy's father
and mother. Also can say
Cowboy's father is Cow Pay and Cowboy's mother is Cow
Boo. So together we say Cow Pay Cow Boo (KPKB)."
Teacher fainted...............
Ah Beng with his two red ears went to his doctor. The
doctor asked him what happened to his ears and he
answered," I was ironing a shirt and the phone ring
loh but instead of picking up the phone, I
accidentally picked up the iron and stuck it to my
ear. So kena loh!" "Oh dear!" the doctor exclaimed in
disbelief. "But...what happen to the other ear?"
"Aiyah! That stoooopid dumbo called back!"
Ah Beng and Ah Seng rent a boat and fish in a lake
One day, they caught 30 fishes.
Ah Beng said to Ah Seng," Mark this spot so that we
can come back here again tomorrow."
The next day, when they were driving to rent the boat,
Ah Beng asked Ah Seng," Did you mark that spot?" Ah
Seng replied," Yeah, I put a big X on the bottom of
the boat,"
Ah Beng said," You stupid fool! What if we don't get
that same boat today !?!?"
Ah Beng and Ah Seng exited and locked the car in a
hurry, forgetting to remove the key which was in the
ignition. Realizing the mistake, Ah Beng asked," Why
don't we get a coat hanger to open it?"
"No, that won't work," answered Ah Seng." People might
think we're trying to break in."
Then Ah Beng suggested," What if we use a pocket knife
to cut the rubber, then stuck a finger in and pull up
the lock?"
"No," said Ah Seng. "People will think we're too dumb
to use a coat hanger."
The "kan cheong" Ah Beng shouted," We better think of
something fast. It's starting to rain and the sunroof
is open!!!"
Ah Beng serving his NS overseas and far from home, was
annoyed and upset when his girl Ah Lian wrote breaking
off their engagement and asking for her photograph
back. He went out and collected from his friends all
the unwanted photographs of women that he could find,
bundled them all together and sent them to her with a
note stating the following:
"Regret cannot remember which one is
please keep your photo and return the others."
Once Ah Beng , Ah Seng and Ah Lian went for dinner at
the Compass Rose at the top of the Westin Stamford .
After dinner, they went to the lift scanned the
buttons and couldn't find the button for the first
floor. Ah Beng suggested taking the stairs but Ah Lian
decided to press the lift button "G". They found
themselves on the first ground and Ah Beng remarked,
"Wah, you so smart, ah. How did you know this was
ground floor?" Ah Lian replied ," Aiyah so simple you
also dunno! G: stands for gero loh!"
One evening, Ah Beng and Ah Lian went to a lounge and
requested the DJ to play the song "Ah Cheng Buey Lo
Ti" (Ah Cheng buys bread). The DJ told them they only
played English songs and asked them to request another
song. They were upset and complained to the manager
that the DJ was insulting them. After many hours of
calming them down, the manager found out they were
actually requesting the Righteous Brothers song,
"Unchained Melody".
Ah Beng and Ah Seng went to a hawker centre. Ah Seng
noticed the hygiene grades issued by the Ministry of
Health pasted at each stall and asked Ah Beng, "Eh,
the 'A', 'B', 'C' and 'D' stand for what ah?" Ah Beng
snorted and said, "Aiyah, this sort of thing you also
dunno! 'D' stand for 'delicious', 'C' stand for 'can
eat', 'B' stand for 'buay sai' (cannot) and 'A' stand
for 'Alamak'!"
Long time ago, a rich Singapore tycoon wanted to know
how happy a man could be if he was given one wish. He
paid three people to test out his experiment. The
rules were:
1. Each person could only have one wish.
2. They will be left on a deserted island for 30
3. Food, but not liquor would be provided.
The first contestant, Billy Clinton (USA) asked for 30
prettiest PLAYBOY centerfolds: "So I can make the most
beautiful babies in the world."
The second contestant, Jon Major (UK) said, "I want 30
years' supply of booze."
The last contestant, Ah Beng (Singapore) said, "I want
30 years' supply of Saa-lim (Salem) cigarettes so I
can smoke until I song-song."
30 years later, the three contestants came back for a
press conference. Billy had with him 200 children and
30 estranged women. He remarked, "It has been a long
sexual experience for me and was wondering whether
anyone care to buy a child. I will even throw in the
mother for free!" Jon, hanging on to a bottle of beer,
was suffering from a hangover but he managed to utter
these words. "God save the Beer! The Queen can drink
seawater." The last contestant, Ah Beng, hugging onto
cartons of Salem shouted, "Ni na
beh! Buay kee gia lighter!!!" (@#$*! Forgot to bring
Last night, an incident took place at Boat Quay. What
happened was some idiot was trying to show off and
declared that he could swim across the Singapore
River. He jumped in and started swimming. But before
he could reach the halfway mark, he started to panic
and started to shout for help. Being typical
Singaporeans, a crowd started to gather to watch and
yet no attempt was made by anybody to save that poor
chap. Suddenly there was a splash and the crowd turned
to see a guy doing what seemed like a desperate
attempt to reach the drowning victim. It was clear
that this hero couldn't swim! Luckily a tongkang
filled with tourists was passing by and the operator
saw the incident and picked both men from the water.
The crowd cheered! Back on shore, the crowd cheered
again as the hero stepped off the tongkang. "Steady
lah!" and "Awright, man!" were among any
congratulations shouted. Ah Beng looked angry and
shouted "Ka ni na! Siang too wa loh chui?" (*%#@! Who
pushed me into the water?")
Ah Beng joined a quiz show and was asked to name
three fruits whose names begin with "A". Ah Beng
immediately said "Apple...Apricot..." then he was stumped.
After a while, he finally shouted triumphantly, "Ang
Mor Tan!"
Ah Beng ordered a pizza and the waitress asked if he
should cut it in six or twelve pieces.
"Six, please. I could never eat twelve pieces."
How do you make Ah Beng laugh on Saturday?
Tell him a joke on Wednesday.
"Oh, look at the dead bird."
Ah Beng looked skyward and said, "Where, where got?"
Why did Ah Beng go to a movie with his 18 friends?
Because below 18 was not allowed.
Thursday, August 06, 2009
More Jokes again hehehe
Ah Seng wants to make love with Ah Lian but he is afraid that Ah Lian will get pregnant, so he approaches his friend Ah Beng for advice. Ah Beng said "Aiya, very easy one lah. Nah, take this packet of condoms and follow the instructions, nothing will happen one." So Ah Seng takes the condom and at night makes love with Ah Lian. Two months later, Ah Seng comes to look for Ah Beng and tells him that Ah Lian is pregnant.
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Congolese nationalist and politician. He founded the influential MNC (Mouvement National Congolais) in 1958 to bring together radical nationalists. He was accused of instigating public violence and was gaoled by the Belgians, but was released to participate in the Brussels Conference (January 1960) on the Congo. He became Prime Minister and Minister of Defence when the Congo became independent in June 1960. Sections of the army mutinied, the Belgian troops returned, and Katanga province declared its independence. Lumumba appealed to the United Nations, which sent a peacekeeping force. President Kasavubu, his rival in power, dismissed him and shortly afterwards he was put under arrest by Colonel Mobutu. He escaped, but was recaptured and killed.
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Winners in the 2017 Ekkula tourism awards
Partially, the mandate of Ekkula Pearl of Africa Tourism Awards is to Research and recognize the best players in the Uganda's Tourism Industry as we all continue to motivate many more to join it.
The criteria for selecting winners was based on 50% votes and 50% verdict of Judges met a healthy and intense competition.
Several bodies and institutions contributed to success of the 2017 Ekkula awards: these include: The Ministry Of Tourism, Judges 2017, Uganda Wildlife, Uganda Tourism Board, Bank of Uganda, Hotel Africana, and Civil Aviation Authority. The winners will given a treat at UWEC and Ngamba Island.
The winners
Outstanding tourism model
Amos Wekesa
Best tourism ambassador
Denis Onyango-African Player of the year
Most user friendly tourism association
Association of Uganda tour operators –Auto
Tourism event of the year
Kampala City Festival
Best traditional dance troupe
Rockies Troupe
Best tourism promotional/ cultural fusion song
Best Tourism initiative
Tulambule Weekend escape
Best Night Spot
Club Amnesia- Kampala
Best Private cultural center
Igongo cultural centre
Private Wildlife Conservation Center
Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary –Lake Victoria
Most active tourism cluster
Busoga Tourism initiative
Best institutional museum and antique center
Namugongo museum –faith based
Best community museums/ antique center
Great lakes museum
Best traditional cuisine restaurant
2k Restaurant
Best Tourism Training Center
Uganda Hotel and Tourism Training Institute –Jinja
Best Tourism Blog/ Magazine
View Uganda
Best supporting Tourism photographer
L-Joe experience
Best eco lodge/ resort
Crater Safari lodge Kibaale
Best tourism supporting journalist
Shaban Senyange-Urban TV
Best supporting corporate company
Movit products
Best recreational center
Kavumba Recreational center
Best supporting Airlines- economy class
Ethiopian Airlines
Best supporting Airlines- Business class
Emirates airlines
Kampala City Festival
Best supporting Hotel
Hotel Africana
Young Tourism Achiever Award
Irene Nakitende
Best Service/ luxury Standard Hotel
Speke Resort Munyonyo


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Can't believe it is already time to break out the Christmas music! Tomorrow is December! Wow! Anyway, my main reason for this blog is to let you know of a great Christmas radio station I found on Pandora called "Frank Sinatra (Holiday) radio station." I absolutely love this station because I am obsessed with Frank… Read More Christmas Soundtrack


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