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"Half Lebanese in my Blood...Welcome to Lebanon!" Top 5 Page for this destination Lebanon by dr.firas
Lebanon Travel Guide: 2,473 reviews and 5,914 photos
Beirut the summer of 1994 .it was my first time to visit Lebanon.
I liked the city it's beautiful ,but also like Amman there's no ancient places in the city to visit...
When I was there, there were many ruins after the war..I could feel the suffer of the bleeding Beautiful city.
But soon the Lebanese rebuild all the destroyed places.and here I couldn't not to respect that strong will of the people.i curved my back in respection to this.
Lebanese are people who likes life and how to live and have fun. So when you go to visit Beirut enjoy having fun with them.
I'm proud to be half Lebanese in my blood, as my mother is Lebanese from Beirut :-))
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Lebanon is astoundlingly beautiful as illustrated from your great images. Tomas Eriksson :)
May we all meet in peace one day in Lebanon - such a beautiful country. leyle
Praying for peace in Lebanon, you are half Lebanese and today Lebanon is under attack, be safe
Great photos and tips! Lebanon is a truly beautiful country. Greetings from Miami.
I dream about going to Lebanon.. Wow, u are half lebanese..:)
Firas - how are you? Do you think I'll be able to visit Lebanon someday? I just added a legend on my Rosh Haniqra page that has a romantic connection to Lebanon.
Great Page on Lebanon... looks a nice place to visit... Not to sure about the situation in the middle east though, but will definitely like to experience a different culture like that...
"Great pictures! Best wishes from Romania!"
Very nice. Amazing temples...and love the pic of Poseidon. I'm sure it meant a lot to visit the country of your mother's birth.
Lebanon seems to have interesting architecture and beautiful nature sites. Enjoyed reading your page.
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With the stately and scenic Mount Kilimanjaro marking the coffee-producing lands of the North, and beautiful Lake Tanganyika in the South, it may seem remarkable that Tanzania coffee can remain in the shadows to that of any other land. But when you neighbor Kenya, the powerhouse of coffee in East Africa, it's not only possible, it is likely. A mixed history of false-starts in coffee production, the unsure agendas of German and English colonial rule, priorities for other food crops, and unfortunate loss of coffee trees from plant illness has held Tanzania from its coffee potential, in both volume and cup quality.
That potential glimmers on the horizon, sometimes achieved by the highest-grown Estates and small-holder Cooperatives. But sometimes the quality is lost in translation ... or more precisely, in transit. The Tanzania coffee character is typical of East African washed (wet-processed) coffees: It is generally bright (acidic), and almost aggressively flavorful. Lack of balance can be an issue sometimes, but the main risks are faulty flavors from bad fermentation, and storage or transit damage. The abundance of bureaucracy around coffee exportation, especially when you try to do something milkly innovative like a shipment of mixed micro-lots, can result in coffee stuck at the sweltering hot port of Dar Es Salaam. Even hermetic packaging like Grainpro-lined jute bags, or vacuum packing, does not prevent damage to the cup quality of coffee under these conditions.
Coffee is grown in the North and South zones and there is good quality potential from both areas, although buyers are more familiar with the northern Kilimanjaro and Meru coffees from around Arusha and Moshi. There is also potential in Kigoma area near Lake Tanganyika. The Kagera area near Lake Victoria is a robusta growing zone, with coffea canephora making up some 25% of all coffee grown in Tanzania. In the south, Mbinga in the Songea area has produced a solid cup, and the drier Mbeya region is perfect for coffee growing and processing.
Coffea arabica came to Tanzania with Jesuits and German colonization, and it was likely quite similar Bourbon varieties still grown to this day. Original strains of coffees from the isle of Bourbon (now Reunion) were distributed through East Africa in this period, sometimes named for missionary groups who brought them such as French Mission Bourbon or Scottish Mission Bourbon. Kent variety was brought from India, but is rare to find in production. Newer hybrids are N39, which is distinctly a Bourbon-type in its form, and the lovely-named KP432. Would you like a delicious cup of KP432 this morning?
TACRI, the research institution in Tanzania, has aggressively developed new varieties to improve disease resistance and increase yields for the farmers of Tanzania. We hope new varieties will cup as well as the old Bourbons, and not include the problematic Robusta genetics that come with Catimor types. That's a tall order though. Coffee fungus diseases and coffee wilt are serious issues in Tanzania, as well as imbuing seedstock with drought-resistant characteristics. While coffee is an important crop and accounts for 20% of export income, water for sustenance crops and for humans is more vital to the health of the people!
Peaberry from Tanzania has had a unique marketing niche in the United States, and I am not sure why. Peaberries are often sorted out and sold at premiums here over what they can get other places, but the cup is sometimes tainted and not worth the price. There is no inherent quality in a peaberry because of its shape, although the roast dynamic is different and (I feel) benefits small home air-powered roasters. Peaberries occur more in plants with poor nutrition, deformed roots, or those stressed by other factors like lack of water in the maturation stages (a big problem in parts of Tanzania). But the quality issues arise mostly in that a peaberry bulk lot is often collected from many growers over an extended period of time, meaning a mix of the good and bad, the freshly harvested and the older coffee waiting to be bulked up. That's not a great prelude for success in the cup.
We are now working direct in selecting specific cooperative and small estate coffees first hand in Tanzania, primarily because our in-country partners have done the footwork to provide us that capability. In the past, nearly all coffee had to be traded through the weekly auction run by the government's Coffee Board. And even if they could find buying partners who would pay more, for financing reasons, regulations and tradition, many fine coffees were sent to auction only to end up bulked for more commercial full-container sales.
2014 is the first year we will be working direct in Tanzania, meaning we are selecting lots in Tanzania with the help of exporters, visiting the farmer groups and estates that cup well, and thinking ahead to longer term relationships. In part this is possible because the Coffee Board allows direct sales now; every coffee lot is not required to go through the auction. And secondly, we have found some good partners on the ground who understand quality. While it means we take greater risk on the coffee delivered to us, having exporters in the country who are clear about the expectation of cup quality, and are taking steps to mitigate the short-comings of the "usual way" coffee is handled, means it is a good time for me to take a more active role in sourcing in Tanzania.
Cupping room with Flora and Michael. It's great to cup in the morning, then head out to find the farms that scored well.
Photo of the Isende Farmer Group. You will see their coffee on our offering list later in the season.
Eliot Swila, assistant manager at Kanji Lali farm, propagating N-39a - Mbozi compact onto Mbozi old variety, called Nylon.
Michael the agronomist and Rashid of Igamba FBG, talking about pruning, mealybug prevention, and water!
Flowers will only last 3-5 days on the tree before they wither. Mbozi Mission variety. Irrigation means even flowering.
At Maligane FBG I find 40-50 year old stumps that have been poorly treated, resulting in wood rot and ant invasions.
Sons of a village coffee collector. He re-dries coffee he buys. But he does it too fast, so he can sell it quick and get paid.
Canine elegance: No matter what type of local mutt you are, you can still be stylish. At Isende FBG, Mbeya
One of the most important steps for quality coffee is the skilled labor involved in hand sorting. CMS warehouse, Mbozi
Where everything seems frozen in time. I like it this shot. At the site of Welu-1, the Hakima Farmer Group.


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Businessman N. Ramkissoon was taken to a private hospital last evening after he suffered a single gunshot wound to his thigh during a robbery at his establishment at La Bonne Intention (LBI), East Coast Demerara (ECD).
An eyewitness said a grey Toyota Premio pulled up in front of N.R. Ramkissoon Lumber Yard and Highway supplies around 21:05 hrs where it let out two "very tall" men. The men were reportedly fitted with bulletproof vests and toques, and each of them was said to be carrying "very long rifles."
The gunmen reportedly grabbed the watchman looking over the establishment and slammed him into the door at the hardware store's entrance as they took him inside. Once inside they ordered him to lie on the floor and he complied. They then made their way to the cashier who was also in the store, but she attempted to escape before they could capture her.
The cashier reportedly ran to the store's entrance but turned back after a third man, the driver of the vehicle, pointed a weapon at her and told her to go back inside. As this was happening the watchman reportedly saw an opening and ducked out of the store without the gunmen noticing. He found a concealed area and hid.
Ramkissoon was in the store when the gunmen barged in, although it is not clear a what point he was shot. It is also unclear what goods and money the gunmen made off with.


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Seven Pillars to Improve Your Health
At the end of last year, I read Don Colbert's The Seven Pillars of Health: The Natural Way to Better Health for Life. Due to time constraints and holiday busyness, I didn't review the book here. However, I found it beneficial to remind myself of these 7 important areas, and thought it helpful to list the seven pillars here.
The book is written from a Christian perspective by a medical doctor, and this work has been a New York Times bestseller. However, such accolades weren't due to the great hermeneutics. On that account, the book gets about a 1-star out of 10. Even though I agree with some of the author's conclusions about God's original design, I'm afraid most of his "proof-texts" are cherry-picked and pulled out of context. But if you can look beyond that, it's a helpful book that takes a holistic view of health, and examines some of our most important health determinants.
The Seven Pillars of Good Health:
- Water
- Sleep and Rest
- Living Food
- Exercise
- Detoxification
- Nutritional Supplements
- Coping with and Avoiding Stress
The book does a good job of going in depth exploring the various ways these pillars can impact our health, and good explanation is given as to why we should and how we can work to maintain and/or restore good health.
Going into the book, I felt I had with the author a similar idea of what natural health should look like, and also smiled when I read a few recommendations for some practices that might make others raise an eyebrow at me (e.g., not vaccinating). While I've tended to disagree with the section on nutritional supplements, I found Dr. Colbert's argumentation and explanation for their use compelling (albeit, unsuccessfully persuasive for my full implementation to the degree he recommends). Reading the first chapter on water was helpful in that I did some further research and realized I need to be drinking a little bit more as a breastfeeding mother. I was helped in rounding out my knowledge in many of the other areas, as well.
Like many productivity books that often simply restate what is common sense, this is a health book that shares areas most of us have probably, at the very least, heard we should be practicing a healthier lifestyle in. Yet, most of us aren't as healthy in these areas as we could and should be. In every single chapter, I certainly learned new tips, suggestions, and practical advice for pursuing better health in each realm.
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Top 10 Books of 2012
I wasn't sure if I would make it to my final goal, but I finished book #100 for the year on December 21, and closed out the year with 101 books read (not including the books I read to/with my children).
It is difficult to say how much these 101 books shaped my life, but without a doubt several of my most life-challenging and life-changing lessons from 2012 have come, in large part, from these 101 books. Certainly, a few duds were included in my reading; yet overall, I think most of the entire list of books I read were quite good and challenged my thinking and living to new levels.
Looking back to this past year's reading, here are the books I've selected as my top 10 books for 2012:
1. Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking (Susan Cain)
I'm not the only who liked this book this year: Quiet made it to several "top books" list year, in addition to being a New York Times Bestseller. (Ironically, I never posted a review for this book, mostly because I wanted it to be the perfect review and herein, I let the perfect ideal to be the enemy of the good.)
Quiet examines the personality spectrum of extroversion and introversion, and everything in between (including one with a name: ambiversion). Cain explores how extroversion rose to become our contemporary cultural ideal, whether or not these are permanent personalities, how the extrovert preference has permeated the American Evangelical church (not a huge section, but one that carries significance for me and readers here, being one who makes up a part of the American Evangelical church at large), and even how parenting introverts and extroverts will look different in its application. This book is a helpful read for anyone: for introverts, in understanding their value and that they are not as "alone" as society percieves them to be, and for extroverts to also understand the value of introverts and to see that many people are possibly more introverted than they let on.
I also benefited from the distinction made between introversion and shyness, and how the two are not always joined at the hip. (Personally, I was once both, but am still quite introverted while much less shy.) I also appreciated highlighting that for many introverts, interacting with people and crowds can be quite emotionally exhausting, even if an introverted person might enjoy such interaction; and for the extrovert, these occasions are oppositely energizing.
2. The Happiness Project: Or, Why I Spent a Year Trying to Sing in the Morning, Clean My Closets, Fight Right, Read Aristotle, and Generally Have More Fun (Gretchen Rubin)
Sometimes you don't realize how profoundly a book impacts you until it's been given time to settle. In my case, this was one such book, and I'm glad I read it early in the year and reaped benefits through the year. I wrote a review of the book here, and reference it many times throughout the year.
I was delighted when Gretchen Rubin released Happier at Home, which carries the same theme in application at home, and again saw the continuing impact of The Happiness Project as I read her second work on the subject.
3. The Meaning of Marriage: Facing the Complexities of Commitment with the Wisdom of God (Timothy Keller, Kathy Keller)
If I could recommend only one Christian marriage book, this would be it. Tim and Kathy Keller delve into the complexities of marriage and marital commitment, and do so in a way that portrays a strong marriage as something more abiding than merely a series of "rekindling the passion." (Though, Keller is not promoting a dull, romanceless marriage, either.)
I originally posted a review of the book here.
4. Simplicity Parenting: Using the Extraordinary Power of Less to Raise Calmer, Happier, and More Secure Kids (Kim John Payne)
Parenting and simplicity were two themes that I frequently found myself reading about. Those themes converge in this excellent resource for any parent, but especially so in our busy, cluttered, excessive American culture. I wrote more abou this book in my review here.
5. The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business (Charles Duhigg)
Charles Duhigg explores the connection between habit and how we live life (and do business). From chain smokers and highly disciplined gurus, from Febreeze to Apple, this book explores how habit shapes our lives in more ways than we realize. This is both a fascinating and motivational book. I posted a review of it here.
6. Compassion, Justice, and the Christian Life: Rethinking Ministry to the Poor (Robert D. Lupton)
This is another powerful book for which I failed to write a review. This book was paradigm-shifting, convicting, and continues to shape my understanding of loving "the least of these" through community.
Compassion, Justice, and the Christian Life explores the problems at just leaving mercy ministry at betterment, and shows why true, long-term compassion and justice pursues development. It also explains what betterment and development are and how they differ.
The book primarily deals with the fleshing out of this concept within urban and inner-city ministry, but has much broader application. For me, it was eye-opening and slightly paradigm-shifting. The book emphasizes Jesus' teaching that the whole law hangs on the two commandments to love God and neighbor. Often, the simplicity of these commands is hidden beneath a lot of spiritual clutter.
Although I did not write a substantial review, I shared an excerpt from the book here.
7. Jesus Made in America: A Cultural History from the Puritans to "The Passion of the Christ" (Stephen J. Nichols)
Stephen Nichols provides a helpful commentary and examination of how culture has pushed our perception of Jesus and Christianity into a cultural mold. I posted a lengthy review of this book here.
8. Call the Midwife: A Memoir of Birth, Joy, and Hard Times (Jennifer Worth)
In this fascinating memoir of her years as a midwife in London's postwar East End, Jennifer Worth recounts the many fascinating stories and lives she touched during her years serving as a midwife with an Anglican order of nuns. More than just a collection of birth stories for birth junkies, this book portrays the difficult, yet endearing, life for those living in this time and place.
There were several stories that were difficult, and heart-wrenching to read. Yet, I thoroughly enjoyed this book, as someone who has observed and experienced the joys, pains, and triumphs of natural childbirth, and as someone who enjoys anthropology, sociology, and even a bit of theology thrown in.
Jennifer Worth also wrote two other memoirs of her life as an East End midwife (Shadows of the Workhouse and Farewell to the East End), and I equally enjoyed reading the other two, as well.
9. 168 Hours: You Have More Time Than You Think (Laura Vanderkam)
168 Hours was another book that took a little bit of settling time before I more fully appreciated the book. And although there are still parts of the book that rub me the wrong way, I realize how much of what was said here has lodged in my mind and frames the way I evaluate my use of time. I posted a review of this book here.
10. How Children Raise Parents: The Art of Listening to Your Family (Dan B. Allender)
Contrary to the initial impression that the cover art and title may give, How Children Raise Parents is a book delving into many profound truths surrounding parenting. Written from a Christian perspective, the book explores how God uses our parenting experiences to mold, shape, and mature us. Too often, parenting is viewed from the perspective of what parents must do to produce wonder-toddlers and preschoolers, rather than seeing what God is doing in us. (At the same time, it does not neglect the important concepts of both sowing and reaping and God's providence.) The books hones in on understanding the two core questions that both we as parents and our children are asking: 1) "Am I loved?" and 2) "Can I get my own way?" I posted a lengthier review of this book here.
5 Runners Up: (1) The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals (Michael Pollan); (2) Washington: A Life (Chernow); (3) Every Good Endeavor: Connecting Your Work to God's Work (Timothy Keller and Katherine Leary Alsdorf ); (4) The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to a Love That Lasts (Gary Chapman); (5) I Will Carry You: The Sacred Dance of Grief and Joy (Angie Smith)
Related: My top 10 book list from 2011.
What were your favorites from last year? Tomorrow I'll share 20 books I plan to read in 2013.
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Goodreads Choice Awards 2012 Results
Goodreads recently announced their 2012 Goodreads Choice Awards, books nominated and voted for by Goodreads readers. 1,156,852 votes were cast, and a top book was listed in each of 20 categories.
Of the twenty winners, I only read two this past year: Elizabeth the Queen, for History & Biography, and Quiet, for Nonfiction. (But I did read many runners-up in genres that I hadn't read the winning book. Similarly, in the categories in which I did read the top choice (History & Biography and Nonfiction), I also read a good number of the other nominees. In some ways, I guess I am not as well-read across genres as I perhaps thought; though, maybe that's because Fantasy, Science Fiction, Romance, Mystery & Thriller, Graphic Novels & Comics, and Horror were each given their own category. I was also slightly surprised that Religion & Spirituality was not a listed category (realizing even such an appellation would need to include a very broad range within that category).
If you're a reader, it's an interesting way to look at what people are reading. There will be more lists of "top books" coming out (or already released) in the next few days, from various sources. I've enjoyed using such lists as inspiration for the next year's reading plan.
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Reading 2012: Jesus Made in America
If ever there was a case in which you should not judge a book by its cover, Jesus Made in America: A Cultural History from the Puritans to "The Passion of the Christ," would be a classic example. Though the cover art leaves you thinking it's going to be a pop-theology book or Jon Acuff-style book (although there is definitely a place for Jon Acuff's books), this book is quite academic in its examination of American church history and theology. (more…)
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Reading 2012: Born to Run
When his knee continually bothered him while running, journalist Christopher McDougall wasn't satisfied with the answers doctors and specialists were giving him. Orthotics and spring-loaded shoes weren't solving his conundrum, and it didn't make sense that he should need to give up running altogether. So he did what any good journalist would do, and set out to find out (and report) why others of his build and age could run for what seemed like forever and never grow tired of it or feel pain. His journey took him to high altitude ultra-marathons in the United States, and then to the Mexican Copper River Canyon where he encountered the Tarahumara Indian super-athletes Along the way, McDougall found his answer, along with a lifelong love for ultra running, just for the sheer enjoyment of it. He chronicles this fascinating story in Born to Run: A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, and the Greatest Race the World Has Never Seen.
This book drew me in with my love for anthropology, science, and medicine. (Though, before reading this book, I told people, "I like the effects of running, not necessarily running itself".) Like, McDougall, I also have a "bad knee," and orthotics haven't been helping. As a result, reading this book saved me about $150. (I took back my recently-purchased, tested-mostly-indoors, heavily-cushioned, arch-supported shoes that still weren't helping my knee pain. These, I had purchased after custom-made orthotics weren't working, either.)
McDougall is a strong advocate for "barefoot running," and this theme is prevalent throughout the book. Thorough, and somewhat convincing explanations are given as to why the body works best this way. To clarify, barefoot running doesn't necessarily mean no shoes at all.
McDougall's conclusion is that humans were made for running, and we do it best when we allow our bodies to do so using their natural biomechanics. As a Christian, the heavy and frequent references to evolutionary biology are simply an indicator of our intelligent, creative Designer.
Those who do not consider themselves to be passionate athletes (myself included, in spite of my brief high school athletic career and current cardiovascular endeavors) will still likely find this book, and McDougall's writing style, compelling. But likely, readers will also be ready to hit the trail afterwards, at least for one good run.
And if you do love to run, you'll like find the book full of inspiring, compelling quotes.
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topblast (12-17-2010)
The title says.. some1 know how i can add a (working) database
in visual basic 2010 where i can connect with Navicat for MySQL (v9)?
"Give every day the chance to become the best of your life." - Mark Twain
You need a database that allows external access, most free hosts do not allow it.
Try x10hosting, I think they do offer external MySQL access in the free hosting.
You can then connect to it using MySQL connector(use the search function). I also wrote 1 or 2 tutorials for MySQL in VB.Net
2nd method is actually getting a database that does only allow local access (most free hosts). However, you will have to write .php scripts for it and you cannot connect to it using Navicat.
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Yes like VB ---2008--- .. not 2010 don't gives MySQL.Data at the
".Net" Feature:-/ but thanks
"Give every day the chance to become the best of your life." - Mark Twain
Sorry, I don't understand any of what you are trying to say.
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You can win the rat race,Originally Posted by Jeremy S. Anderson
But you're still nothing but a fucking RAT.
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Consider this tale of two counties: In 1990, Clark County had 84 jobs per 100 households and Clackamas County in Oregon had 85. In the next two decades, Clark experienced a virtual gold rush for housing, and the number of residential units soared as Clark accentuated its role as a commuter community in the greater Portland Metropolitan Area.
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You guys don't appear to have a trade thread, so I'll just throw this out and see what happens. The BB is FAR too wide, I just installed the thing and realized I've been smoking way too much. (Trust me, looking at a freshly installed BB that's almost a full centimeter too wide is not the best time to have that thought.) I'm a little guy, so what is an irrational Q-factor for me is likely small fries for someone around here.
Have: Phil Wood BB, stainless steel, 119mm (R+4). Installed, heavenly, buttery, single-digit miles, way too wide.
Want: Same but <111mm. Maybe something comparable? (Still want the Phil BB, but if it takes a few jumps to get there....)
Have: 2002 Ultegra Triple (V1 spline), 175, well-scratched, ~5000 miles touring. Middle ring is well-worn, inner and big rings are close to untouched by chain.
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The inspiration for this paper came out of an effort to use interactive methods to teach an undergraduate course in conflict and conflict resolution at the tertiary level. In a technologically under-resourced environment in which the traditional lecture holds sway, I wanted to tailor a course that would give students the conflict analysis and management skills they needed in a relaxed classroom environment. I wanted to be able to engage their interest, and also motivate them to work. I had a class of 28 students, a class size that was well suited to facilitate interactive learning. From the onset, we rearranged the seats in the lecture room to form a circle. With that action, I established my role as a facilitator of learning and not as a lecturer who knows everything. Discussions formed the basis of lectures, and group work and presentations became regular features.
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Long before the advent of colonialism, Ghanaians had their own systems of political administration. These can be grouped into two broad categories--the centralized and the acephalous (non-centralised) systems. Whereas the centralized system constitutes "the concentration of political power in the hands of a single ruler (a centralized authority) with an administrative machinery or a bureaucracy" (Abotchie 2006: 171), the acephalous communities are stateless societies. They are otherwise called egalitarian or non-stratified societies. Societies like the Konkomba, the Bimoba, the Basaari, the Chamba, the Zantasi, the Talensi, and the Lo-Dagaaba, all in Ghana, are acephalous. As a centralized form of administration, the chieftaincy institution has been the embodiment of political power in pre-colonial, colonial and post colonial times. Notable among the ethnic groups that practice this system are the Akan (the largest ethnic group in Ghana, hence some of the Akan groups include: Asante, Bono, Akyem, Agona, Akuapem, Adansi, Fante, Nzema and the Kwawu), the Ga, the Adangme, the Ewe and many dynastic kingdoms of northern Ghana, especially, the Gonja, the Dagomba (Dagbon), Mamprusi and Wala (Nukunya: 2003). …


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Pros: Not known yet. In theory this should be quite a nice unit.
Cons: Unit arrived DOA. Fault light came on when plugged in. Unit shows good input in software monitoring, but is unable to output and give 'General Fault' error.
Other Thoughts: Tripp-Lite tech support has authorized a RMA and will cross-ship a new unit at no cost.
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Pros: Pure AC sine wave.
Cons: Loud fans run always. Can i replace them with something quieter and not void the warranty?
Other Thoughts: The monitor does enter sleep mode now.
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Cons: The Tripplite software seems to have conflicted with the power management software in my Vista 64 machine. Neither the monitor or the PC will enter sleep mode automaticly any more.
Other Thoughts: I uninstalled the Tripplite software and deleted the registry entry, but the no auto sleep mode problem remains. I suspect it is a USB or a 64 bit OS conflict.
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Pros: Does the job. I have had no problems yet.
Cons: Fans are noisy.
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Pros: HID compliant USB port (necessary for MAC power management)
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Roberts, R. (2012), Narrative Ethics. Philosophy Compass, 7: 174–182. doi: 10.1111/j.1747-9991.2011.00472.x
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This paper explores the relationships between philosophical ethics and literary narratives. The focus on virtues and vices in recent ethics has made narratives more integrally relevant to ethics. Some of the best literature displays moral (and immoral) character in richer ways than philosophy alone has resources to do, but philosophy brings to its description a schematic precision that narrative alone cannot supply. As traits of character, virtues differ from events like the actions, thoughts, emotions, and episodic desires that express the traits; traits are not episodes, but dispositions, and so require cumulative diachronic representation of such episodes. The paper illustrates this point particularly with respect to emotions. It ends with reflections on the constitutive narratives by which the grammar of the virtues of some moral traditions, such as Judaism and Christianity, is shaped.


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