The video is kind of funny, and does reveal some tidbits of truth about the complexity of enterprise java development. But those who have been reading about Ruby and JRuby for a while realize that you can run Ruby and Ruby On Rails with Java.
But if you think about it… guess that goes to show you there’s a-lotta-truth here.
Leading film-makers are seeking to change the way we think about other countries. This is one of a powerful series of films to be shown on Pangea Day, May 10th, “the day the world comes together through film”. Set against the backdrops of Nairobi city and the beautiful landscape of Uhuru Park, a Kenyan choir sings the Indian national anthem, Jana Gana Mana.
Credits…
Concept: JOHANNES LEONARDO / Produced by: Blue Sky Films (EPZ) Ltd Producers: Mario Zvan, Jim Shamoon Director: Bob Nyanja Production Manager: Hemal Shah Production Coordinator: Shiv Mandavia Production Assistants: Consolata Karani, Phylis Andika Production Accountant: Catherine Mumbua Assistant Director: Tosh Gitonga Location Manager: Yayha Chavanga Director of Photography: Martin Munyua Combined flags provided by conceptual artist: Mariano Favetto Choir Coordinator: Maggie Kiundi Camera Assistant: Kevin Ouma Best Boy Lighting: Francis Ouma Electrician: Ezekiel Andika Key Grip: Jackie Tella Crane Grip: Steve Obunde Assistant Grip: Ken Omutimba Sound Recordist: Lee Smith Wardrobe Coordinator: Sophie Oprisanu Wardrobe Assistant: Chris Kariuki Unit Coordinator: Patrick Musyimi Unit Assistants: Wycliff Obote, Joel Karo Editor: Philip Murugi Drivers: Lawrence Macharia, George Atsiaya, Ferdinand Yeswa, Mwangi D., and also Mbugwa D.
Choir: Geoffrey Mukoto, Esther Nyandia Kariuki, Violet Muhonjia Ingosi, Urbanus Kioko Octavy, Jane Wandi Wanjira Njeru, Mathew Muriuki Githinji, James Kagwimah, Brenda N. Munyasia, Marietta Mwamachi, Rosemary Nyongai, Stephan Okoth, Mary Mwende Mutua, Liboyi Paul Nganyi, Justus Mutua, David Mumanga, Dorcas Akinyi, Agatha Nafula, Abbyserah W. Kiruri, Scholastica Ngolanie
The day it snowed, err or rained soap suds in Miami…
New commercial for Sony featuring city streets fully of soapy bubbles and foam — filmed in the streets of Miami, with 5 tons of foam. No – actually, it looks like a lot of foam, but it probably only weighs about 12 ounces … Looks like fun!
