" – 3:02

Music video
Due to economic difficulties that the national Greek television (ERT) was facing, the broadcaster was only willing to use the national final performance as the official music video for the song which was released on 19 March 2010. Although ERT released a music video for the song from the live performance, Alkaios financed the production of another music video which was directed by Sherif Francis. The music video was shot in Milos.

Release history

Charts

Cover Versions
The Israeli Mizrahi singer Omer Adam released a version of this song in the Hebrew language in October 2010 called "Hopa". The song is also a track from his debut album, Names Mimeh.

See also
Other Greek songs titled "Opa"

References

External links
 Official music video - YouTube
 Giorgos Alkaios & Friends Official promotional website

Category:2010 singles
Category:Eurovision songs of 2010
Category:Eurovision songs of Greece
Category:2010 songs Bertrand R. Brinley

Bertrand R. Brinley (19 June 1917 in Hudson, New York – 20 October 1994 in Luray, Virginia) was an American writer of short stories and children's tales. He was best known for his Mad Scientists' Club  stories.

The stories in The Mad Scientists' Club originally appeared over several years in Boys' Life magazine, starting in 1961, and were later collected into book form. The Mad Scientists' Club, The New Adventures of The Mad Scientists' Club and The Big Kerplop! were first published by the now-defunct MacRae Smith Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  Much of the character of Mammoth Falls, the fictional town where the Mad Scientists' adventures take place, was based on the town of West Newbury, Massachusetts, where Brinley lived during part of his youth and where he graduated from high school in 1935.   West Newbury contributed a good many place names and several of the characters to the Mad Scientists' Club stories.

They have since been republished by Purple House Press in Cynthiana, Kentucky.  Brinley's final work, The Big Chunk of Ice, was published posthumously in 2005 by Purple House Press with permission from his son, Sheridan Brinley.

Writings 
Rocket Manual for Amateurs (1960, nonfiction)
The Mad Scientists
" – 3:02 

 Music video 
 Due to economic difficulties that the national Greek television (ERT) was front, the broadcaster was merely willing to use the national concluding performance as the official music video for the song which was exhaust on 19 March 2010. Although ERT released a music video for the birdcall from the live performance, Alkaios finance the production of another music video which was direct by Sherif Francis. The music video was shot in Milos. 

 Release history 

 Charts 

 Cover Versions 
 The Israeli Mizrahi singer Omer Adam released a version of this song in the Hebrew speech in October 2010 called " Hopa ". The song is also a cut from his debut album, Names Mimeh. 

 See also 
 Other Greek song titled " Opa " 

 References 

 External links 
  Official music video - YouTube 
  Giorgos Alkaios & Friends Official promotional website 

 Category:2010 singles 
 class: Eurovision songs of 2010 
 Category: Eurovision songs of Greece 
 Category:2010 songs Bertrand R. Brinley 

 Bertrand R. Brinley (19 June 1917 in Hudson, New York – 20 October 1994 in Luray, Virginia) was an American writer of short stories and child's tales. He was best known for his Mad Scientists' Club   stories. 

 The stories in The Mad Scientists' Club originally appeared over several years in Boys' Life magazine, start in 1961, and were later collected into ledger human body. The Mad Scientists' Club, The New Adventures of The Mad Scientists' Club and The Big Kerplop! were first published by the now - defunct MacRae Smith Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.   Much of the character of Mammoth Falls, the fictional town where the Mad Scientists' adventures drive place, was based on the town of West Newbury, Massachusetts, where Brinley lived during part of his youth and where he graduate from high school in 1935.    West Newbury contributed a good many place name and several of the character to the Mad Scientists' Club narrative. 

 They have since been republished by Purple House Press in Cynthiana, Kentucky.   Brinley's final work, The Big Chunk of Ice, was published posthumously in 2005 by Purple House Press with permission from his son, Sheridan Brinley. 

 Writings 
 Rocket Manual for Amateurs (1960, nonfiction) 
 The Mad Scientists
" – 3:02

Mksic video
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Releast kistory

Charjs

Cover Versions
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Otver Eeeey sknjs fitled "Ope"

References

Sxternal libks
 Official music fiqvp - YouTube
 Gjorgos Ajkaios & Friends Official promotional wetsife

Category:2010 singles
Categiry:Eurovision songs ov 2010
Categorr:Eurovision songs of Greece
Category:2010 songs Bertrang R. Bcivlev

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Writjngs 
Rmcket Manual for Amateurs (1960, nonfiction)
The Mad Scientists
" – 3:02 Music video Due to that national Greek (ERT) was facing, to the national final as the official video for the song which was on 19 March 2010. Although ERT released a music video for the song the live performance, Alkaios financed the production of another music video which was by Francis. music was shot in Milos. Release history Charts Cover Versions The Israeli Mizrahi singer Omer Adam released version of this song in the Hebrew language October 2010 called "Hopa". song is also a track his album, Names See Other songs titled "Opa" External links Official music video - YouTube Giorgos Alkaios & Friends Official promotional website Category:2010 singles Category:Eurovision of 2010 of Greece songs R. Bertrand R. Brinley 1917 in Hudson, New York – in Luray, Virginia) was an American writer of stories and tales. He was best known for Mad Scientists' Club stories. The stories in The Scientists' Club originally appeared over several years in Boys' Life magazine, starting in 1961, and collected into book form. Mad Scientists' Club, New of Mad Club and Big Kerplop! were first published by the now-defunct MacRae Smith Company Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Much of the character of Mammoth Falls, the where Mad Scientists' adventures place, was based on town West Newbury, Massachusetts, where during of where graduated high school in 1935. Newbury contributed a good many names and several of Scientists' Club stories. They have since been republished Purple House Press in Cynthiana, Kentucky. Brinley's work, The Big Chunk of Ice, was published posthumously in 2005 by House Press from his son, Sheridan Brinley. Writings Rocket Manual Amateurs (1960, nonfiction) The Scientists
" – 3:02

Music video
Due to economic diFficulties That tHe nAtiOnAl GrEek tElevision (ERT) waS FaciNg, the broadcaster was onlY willInG To usE ThE natiOnal finAL pERForMaNcE as ThE OfFiciaL muSic videO for the sonG whIcH was released ON 19 MArch 2010. AlthouGh ErT released a mUsiC video FoR thE Song fRom The liVe perfORmance, alkaios fiNaNCed the PRoductiON Of AnotHer music video whicH WaS Directed by SherIf FranCiS. thE MUsiC viDeo was shot In milos.

rElease hIStORY

chaRTs

Cover VersioNs
The IsraelI mizRahi siNgEr OMEr Adam ReleaSeD A veRsion of this Song In the HebrEw langUAge in OcTOber 2010 calLed "HopA". ThE soNg is ALsO a TraCk FRom HIs DebUT alBum, Names miMeH.

See aLso
OTHER greeK soNgs tItled "opa"

References

extErnaL LinKs
 OffIcial MusiC vIdeo - YOuTube
 giorgOs alkaios & Friends OFficIal promotIonAl WebSiTe

CatEGory:2010 siNglEs
CAtegory:eurovisIOn sOnGS OF 2010
CAtegory:Eurovision sOnGS Of greece
CaTegory:2010 SOnGs bErtrand R. brInlEy

BeRTRand R. brinLEy (19 june 1917 in HuDson, NeW yoRk – 20 october 1994 In luray, VIrGinIa) wAs an AMEricAn writEr of shorT storIEs and children's TAles. He was best KNoWN FoR His MAd SCientists' ClUb  stORies.

the sTOrIes IN The MAd SciEnTIsTS' Club originally appeArEd over SeverAl years in Boys' life magaziNE, STarting iN 1961, and WErE Later collected Into bOok form. The mAd ScientIsts' CLub, The NeW AdventurES Of The Mad sciEntIstS' ClUB AnD The Big KerploP! WEre fIrSt publiSheD by the nOw-dEfuNct macraE Smith ComPany of PhIlAdElPhIa, PEnnsyLVania.  MucH oF thE cHarActer OF MammoTh FalLs, thE fIcTIonAl town wHErE THe MaD SCiEntiSts' AdVentuRes tAKe pLace, was Based on thE toWN of WEsT NEwbury, MAssachusetts, wHeRe Brinley lIvEd dUring pART of his yoUth and where he graduated fROm high sChoOl in 1935.   WEst NEwbury conTriButed a GooD Many plAce namEs and SeVerAL Of the CHArActErS to the Mad SCIEntIsts' CLuB stoRies.

TheY have since been repuBLisHed by Purple HoUse presS IN CYntHIaNA, KeNtUCky.  bRInley's final work, the Big ChunK oF icE, was publisHEd pOsThumousLy in 2005 by PUrple hOuse PreSs with perMission frOm His sON, sheRidan BrinlEy.

WritinGs 
Rocket MANual fOR AMateuRs (1960, nOnfictIoN)
ThE Mad SCientiSTs
" – 3:02

Music video
Dueto economi c dif fic ult ie s th at t he national Gr e ek t elevision (ERT) was fa cing,  t h e br o ad caste r was o n ly w ill in gtous e  t he na tio nal fin al perform anc eas the offic i al  music vid eofor the song  wh ich wa srel e asedon19 Ma rch 20 1 0. Alt hough ERT  r e leased a music v id eo f or the song fromt he live performan ce, Al ka i os f ina nce d the prod uc tiono f anoth e rm u s icv ideo which wa s directedb y S herifFr anc i s. The  musi cv ide o was shotin M ilos.

Re leaseh istoryCharts
Cover  Ve rsi onsT he  I sra el i  Mi z ra his ing er OmerAd am  rele ased a v ersi onof t his s ong in the He bre w la n gua ge in  Octo ber20 10 ca lled " Hopa" .The song is als o atrack fro m h is  de bu t alb u m, Nam esMim eh.

Se e alsoO the rG r e ek  songs titled "Opa "R ef erences
Exter n al  l i nks
 Off ic ial  mus i c  vide o -Y ou Tube
 Gi orgosA lk ai os & Fr ie nds Of fi cia l p romot i onal  websi te

Cate gory: 2 010 singles
Ca t egory:Eurovis i on s on g s of  20 10
Category :Eur o visi on s o ng s o f  Gree ce
Ca te g or y :2010 songs Bertran dR. Bri nley
Bertrand R.Brinley (1 9 J une 1917  inH ud s on, New York –  20 O ctober 199 4  in Lura y, Vi rginia)was an Am e r ican wri ter  of  sh ort s to ries and chil d r en's  t ales. H e w as best  kn own  fo r h is  Mad Scie ntists'Cl ub  st ori es.
T he stori es  in  T heMad S c ientis ts' C lubor ig i nal ly appe a re d over  s ev eral  ye ar s inBoys '  Li fe maga zine, sta rti n g in  1 96 1, andwere later co ll ected into  b ook  form. T he Mad S cientists' Club, The Ne w  Advent ure s ofTheMad Scien tis ts' Cl uba nd The  Big K erplo p!  we r e  firs t pu bli sh ed by then o w-d efunc tMacR ae Smit h Company of Phila d elp hia, Pennsylv ani a. M u ch  of th e  ch ar a cte r of Mammoth Fall s, the fic ti o na l town whe r e t he  Mad Sc ientist s' ad v entures  take pla ce, was b as ed o n the  town of W est Newb ury, Mass a chuse t ts , whe reBrinle yliv ed du ring p a rtof hi s yout hand wh ere h egraduate d from high school in 1 935.  West  Ne wbury con tri b ute d a goodmany  place nam esand  seve ral of th e ch a ra cte r s totheM ad Scient i st s'C l ub  stories.
T h e y h ave s inc e  beenrepu blished by Purple House Press in  Cyn t h ian a,K entu ck y.  Brinley'sfin al w ork, The  B ig Chunk of  Ice, wa sp ublis hed po sthumo usly in 2 00 5  by Pu rple  Ho use Press  wi th permiss io nf rom hi s so n,  Sheri dan Br i nley . 
Writings 
Rocke t Man u a l for Ama teurs  ( 1960, n o nfic tion)
TheMad Scienti sts
" –_3:02

Music video
Due_to economic difficulties that_the national_Greek_television (ERT)_was_facing, the broadcaster_was only willing_to use the national_final performance as_the_official music video for the song which was released on 19 March 2010. Although_ERT_released a_music_video_for the song from the_live performance, Alkaios financed the_production of_another music video which was directed by Sherif_Francis._The music video_was shot in Milos.

Release history

Charts

Cover Versions
The Israeli Mizrahi singer_Omer Adam released a version of_this song in_the_Hebrew_language in October 2010_called "Hopa". The song is also_a track from his debut album,_Names Mimeh.

See also
Other Greek songs titled "Opa"

References

External_links
 Official music video - YouTube
_Giorgos Alkaios & Friends Official_promotional website

Category:2010_singles
Category:Eurovision songs of 2010
Category:Eurovision songs_of Greece
Category:2010 songs_Bertrand R._Brinley

Bertrand R. Brinley_(19 June 1917 in Hudson, New_York – 20_October 1994 in Luray, Virginia) was_an_American writer of_short_stories_and children's_tales. He was_best_known for_his_Mad Scientists' Club  stories.

The stories_in_The Mad Scientists' Club originally appeared over_several years in Boys'_Life_magazine, starting in 1961,_and were later collected into_book form. The Mad Scientists' Club,_The New_Adventures of_The Mad Scientists' Club and The Big Kerplop! were first published_by the now-defunct MacRae Smith Company_of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. _Much of_the_character of Mammoth_Falls,_the fictional_town where the Mad Scientists' adventures take_place, was_based on the town of West_Newbury, Massachusetts, where Brinley_lived_during part of his youth and_where he graduated from high school_in 1935.   West_Newbury_contributed_a good many place names_and several of the characters to_the Mad Scientists'_Club stories.

They have since been republished by_Purple_House Press in Cynthiana, Kentucky. _Brinley's_final work, The Big Chunk of_Ice,_was_published posthumously in 2005 by_Purple House Press with permission from_his son, Sheridan Brinley.

Writings 
Rocket Manual for Amateurs (1960,_nonfiction)
The Mad Scientists