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A Companion to African Philosophy / Edition 1by Kwasi Wiredu
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Pub. Date: 01/30/2006
Publisher: Wiley
This volume, comprised of 42 newly commissioned and 5 adapted essays, provides comprehensive coverage of African philosophy, ranging across disciplines and throughout the ages.
The essays encompass all the main branches of philosophy – logic, epistemology, metaphysics, aesthetics, ethics, religion, and politics, among others – as these have occupied
This volume, comprised of 42 newly commissioned and 5 adapted essays, provides comprehensive coverage of African philosophy, ranging across disciplines and throughout the ages.
The essays encompass all the main branches of philosophy – logic, epistemology, metaphysics, aesthetics, ethics, religion, and politics, among others – as these have occupied the African mind in both communal and individual conceptions. A special feature of the volume is its historical dimension, including a substantial treatment of ancient African philosophy as encountered in ancient Egypt, an extended study of medieval North African thinkers, an enlightening discussion of pre-colonial African philosophy, and a history of African political thought in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
A Companion to African Philosophy is unique in its depth and breadth of coverage. It is an invaluable resource for anyone wishing to learn about African philosophy and its rich history.
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Table of Contents
Part I: Introduction:.
African Philosophy In Our Time.
Part II. History:.
1. Egypt: The Ancient History Of African Philosophy: Theophile Obenga, San Francisco State University.
2. African Philosophers In The Greco-Roman Era: D. A. Masolo, University Of Louisville, Kentucky.
3. Pre-Colonial African Philosophy In Arabic: Souleymane Bachir Diagne, University Of Dakar And Northwestern University, Chicago.
4. Some Nineteenth Century African Political Thinkers: Pieter Boele Van Hensbroek, University Of Groningen, The Netherlands.
5. Africana Philosophy: Origins And Prospects: Lucius Outlaw, Vanderbilt.
6. Contemporary Anglophone African Philosophy: A Survey: Barry Hallen, Harvard And Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia.
7. Philosophy In South Africa Under And After Apartheid: Percy More, University Of Durban-Westville, South Africa.
8. Philosophy In North Africa: Mourad Wahba, Ain Shams University, Cairo.
9. The Light And The Shadow: Zera Yacob And Walda Heywat: Two Ethiopian Philosophers Of The 17th Century:.
Claude Sumner, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia.
10. Zara Yacob And Traditional Ethiopian Philosophy: Teodros Kiros, Dubois Institute, Harvard.
11. Wilhelm Anton Amo: 1703-1758: W. E. Abraham, University Of California, Santa Cruz.
12. Amo's Critique Of Descartes' Philosophy Of Mind: Kwasi Wiredu, University Of South Florida, Tampa.
13. Albert Luthuli, Steve Biko And Nelson Mandela: The Philosophical Basis Of Their Thought And Practice: Mabogo P. More, University Of Durban-Westville, South Africa.
14. Franz Fanon: 1925-1961: Teodros Kiros, Dubois Institute, Harvard.
15. Theory And The Actuality Of Existence: Fanon And Cabral: Tsenay Serequeberhan.
16. Alexis Kagame 1912 –1981: Life And Thought: Liboire Kagabo, University Of Burundi.
17. Post-Independence African Political Philosophy: Olufemi Taiwo, University Of Washington, Seattle.
Part III: Methodological Issues:.
18. Some Methodological Controversies In African Philosophy: A. G. Bello, University Of Ibadan, Nigeria.
19. Sage Philosophy: Its Methodology, Results, Significance And Future: Kibuji M. Kalumba, Ball State University, Indiana.
Part IV: Logic, Epistemology And Metapysics:.
20. Logic In The Acholi Language: Victor Ocaya, University Of Botswana.
21. Yoruba Moral Epistemology: Barry Hallen, Morehouse College.
22. Ifa: An Account Of A Divination System And Some Concluding Epistemological Questions: Olufemi Taiwo, Seattle University, Washington.
23. Toward A Theory Of Destiny: Segun Gbadegesin, Howard University, Washington D.C.
24. On The Normative Conception Of A Person: Ifeanyi Menkiti, Wellesley College, Ma.
25. Concepts Of A Person In Africa: A Critical Survey: Didier Kaphagawani, Chancellor College, Malawi.
26. Quasi-Materialism: A Contemporary African Philosophy Of Mind: Safro Kwame, Lincoln University, Pennsylvania.
Part V: The Philosophy Of Religion:.
27. Religion In African Culture: Some Conceptual Issues: Olusegun Oladipo, University Of Ibadan, Nigeria.
28. Okot P'bitek's Critique Of Western Scholarship On African Religion: Samuel O. Imbo, Hamline University, Minnesota.
29. Islam In Africa: Examining The Notion Of An African Identity Within The Islamic World: Souleymane Bachir Diagne, University Of Dakar, And Northwestern University, Chicago.
Part VI: Ethics And Aesthetics:.
30. Some African Reflections On Biomedical And Environmental Ethics: Banyuy Tangwa, University Of Cameroon.
31. Ethics And Morality In Yoruba Culture: John Bewaji, University Of West Indies.
32. Aesthetic Inquiry And The Music Of Africa: Kofi Agawu, Yale.
33. Art And Community: A Social Conception Of Beauty And Individuality: Nkiru Nzegwu, University Of New York, Binghamton.
34. The Many-Layered Aesthetics Of African Art: Ajume Wingo, University Of Massachusetts.
Part VII: Politics:.
35. Government By Consensus: Analysis Of A Traditional Democracy: Wamala, Makerere University, Uganda.
36. Democracy, Kingship And Consensus: A South African Perspective: Joe Teffo, University Of The North, South Africa.
37. Fellowship Associations As Foundation Of Social Democracy In Africa: Ajume Wingo, University Of Massachusetts.
38. Economic Globalism, Deliberative Democracy And The State In Africa: George Carew.
39. Nationalism, Ethnicity And Violence: Ali Mazrui, University Of New York, Binghamton.
40. African Communalism And Western Communitarianism: A Comparison: Dismas Masolo, University Of Kentucky.
41. Human Rights In The African Context: Francis M. Deng, Brookings Institution Washington D.C.
42. The Politics Of Memory And Forgetting After Apartheid: Pieter Duvenage, University Of The North, South Africa.
43. The Question Of An African Jurisprudence: Some Hermeneutic Reflections: John Murungi, Towson State University.
Part VIII: Special Topics:.
44. Knowledge As A Development Issue: Paulin Hountondji, University Of Benin.
45. African Philosophy And African Literature: Kwame Appiah, Harvard.
46. Philosophy And Literature In Francophone Africa: Jean Godefroy Bidima, Paris, Translated By Nicholas De Warren, Wellesley College, Massachusetts.
47. Feminism And Africa: Impact And Limits Of The Metaphysics Of Gender: Nkiru Nzegwu, University Of New York, Binghamton.
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A History of German Theatreby Simon Williams
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Pub. Date: 12/31/2008
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Covering German-language theatre from the Middle Ages to the present day, this study demonstrates how and why theatre became so important in German-speaking countries. Written by leading international scholars of German theatre, chapters cover all aspects of theatrical performance, including acting, directing, play-writing, scenic design and theatre architecture. The book argues that theatre is more central to the artistic life of German-speaking countries than anywhere else in the world. Relating German-language theatre to its social and intellectual context, the History demonstrates how theatre has often been used as a political tool. It challenges the idea that German theatre was undeveloped in contrast to other European countries in the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, provides a thematic survey of the crucial period of growth in the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and discusses modern and contemporary German theatre by focusing in turn on the directors, playwrights, designers and theatre architecture.
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Table of ContentsIntroduction Maik Hamburger and Simon Williams; 1. German Medieval theatre, c.10–600 Eckehard Simon; 2. German Baroque theatre and the Wandering Players, 1500–1750 George Brandt; 3. Classical theatre and the formation of a civil society, 1720–1832 Anthony Meech; 4. The Realistic theatre and bourgeois values, 1750–1900 Marvin Carlson; 5. The Romantic spirit in German theatre, 1790–1910 Simon Williams; 6. The theatre of dissent from Sturm und Drang to Brecht, 1770–1920 Hilda Meldrum Brown; 7. The rise of the director, 1850–1939 Christopher Innes; 8. Naturalism, Expressionism and Brecht: drama in dialogue with modernity, 1890–1960 David Barnett; 9. Nationalism and its uses in the German theatre, 1790–2000 S. E. Wilmer; 10. The space of the German theatre William F. Condee with Thomas Irmer; 11. Revolutions in scenography in the twentieth century Wilhelm Hortmann; 12. Playwriting in the contemporary German theatre: representation and its discontents, 1960–2006 David Barnett; 13. Directors and actors in the contemporary German theatre, 1945–2006 Michael Raab; 14. Patterns in the German theatre: from Goethe to the present day Erika Fischer-Lichte; 15. Theater-Treffen 2007 Maik Hamburger and Simon Williams.
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Published: June 1, 1997
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This conceit registered as excessive in the production's early scenes. Yet by the shattering conclusion, every risky element that Ms. McTeer had set up had paid off astonishingly, and you felt you were seeing ''A Doll's House'' for the first time.
The great Vanessa Redgrave's bizarre re-imagining of Shakespeare's ''Antony and Cleopatra,'' in which she both directed and starred at the Public Theater, at least had the fascination of its passionate perversity.
Scott Elliott's ''Three Sisters'' at the Roundabout, while featuring the starriest cast of the season, seemed to lack any governing point of view. The skills of this young director, who soared into desirability with his productions for the New Group, are many and undeniable. But both ''Sisters'' and ''Present Laughter'' became cautionary examples of pushing fresh new talents into unfamiliar territory.
The director Jack O'Brien's ''Little Foxes'' for Lincoln Center Theater was a particular letdown given the institution's outstanding track record of impeccably mounted productions of classics. Lincoln Center Theater also gave us the surprisingly misguided new works from Mr. Durang, Mr. Lucas and Ms. Wasserstein, with the result that ''Juan Darien,'' Julie Taymor's dark puppet show of a musical, emerged by default as its most appealing offering.
Nor did the Public Theater provide anything to match the invigorating appeal of the previous season's ''Bring In da Noise, Bring In da Funk'' and ''The Tempest.'' (Both were the work of the Public's producer, George C. Wolfe, and the rule seems to be that unless Mr. Wolfe himself is directing, Public productions don't fly.)
''Bring In da Noise,'' now successfully ensconced on Broadway, was one of two shows last season (''Rent'' was the other) that seemed to open the door for a new vital breed of mainstream musicals, shows that combine an adult sophistication with a young, cobweb-sweeping exuberance.
This season, no one on Broadway chose to use that door. The revivals of ''Once Upon a Mattress'' and ''Candide,'' while directed by such formidable talents as Gerald Gutierrez and Harold Prince, were given oddly misconceived productions that seemed to smother the works' innate charms.
''Titanic,'' Maury Yeston and Peter Stone's retelling of the obsession-inspiring maritime disaster, had the dubious virtue of not sinking. But as directed by Richard Jones, it was a strangely chilly work, as high-concept (if more cerebral) as anything out of Hollywood, and you usually couldn't see the characters for the concept. Cy Coleman's show with Ira Gasman, ''The Life,'' a self-consciously gritty depiction of hookers and pimps in Times Square, at least had some human spark to it, and, in Lillias White and Pamela Isaacs as sisters in street-hustling, two of the most compelling musical performances of the season.
''Jekyll and Hyde,'' Leslie Bricusse and Frank Wildhorn's pop-Gothic show, arrived from a cult-making national tour to peddle its clunky blend of camp and inspirational earnestness on Broadway. No surprises there. What did surprise, however, was the eagerly awaited ''Steel Pier,'' from the wonderful songwriting team of John Kander and Fred Ebb and directed by Scott Ellis. Mr. Kander and Mr. Ebb, known for the deliciously crisp cynicism of such works as ''Cabaret,'' were in a sentimental vein for this peculiar tale of a supernatural romance set against a marathon dance contest in Atlantic City in the 1930's.
The result was labored and tepid, despite some charmingly lyrical choreography from Susan Stroman and a hard-working performance from its star, the gifted Karen Ziemba. Like ''Titanic,'' ''Steel Pier'' seemed to be the product of ideas that were still gestating; you could imagine the blueprint behind the show.
If you wanted to get high on a musical, you needed to visit another Kander and Ebb show, ''Chicago,'' the revival that opened on Broadway in the fall, setting such a standard that anything that followed suffered by comparison. Under the direction of Walter Bobbie, with blissfully erotic choreography by Ann Reinking in the spirit of Bob Fosse's original dances, this satiric 1975 tale of fame, corruption and murder in 1920's Chicago is a nearly perfect melding of individual talents, led by the coolly lascivious Bebe Neuwirth, in a breakout performance as a homicidal vaudevillian. Every performer in ''Chicago'' gleamed with polish, discipline and sass: from Ms. Reinking (as Ms. Neuwirth's felonious rival in publicity seeking), James Naughton, Marcia Lewis, Joel Grey and D. Sabella, not to mention the best corps de ballet seen on Broadway in years.
And for all its ostensible disgust with America's warped love of success and the egotism of show business, this production turned out really to be a love poem to musical performers doing what they do best. Elaborate sets, hydraulic lifts? They don't exist here, and no one misses them. ''Chicago'' puts the emphasis squarely on the human element, as, for that matter, do ''Rent'' and ''Bring In da Noise.''
This ''Chicago'' was first seen in an only slightly different form in last season's Encores! series of American musicals in concert at City Center, which has become a mecca for acolytes of the genre and is now under the artistic directorship of Kathleen Marshall. None of its three productions this season -- Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein's ''Sweet Adeline,'' Burt Bacharach and Hal David's ''Promises, Promises'' and Rodgers and Hart's ''Boys From Syracuse'' -- seemed destined for an immediate Broadway transfer.
YET EACH WAS A TELLING reminder of America's blood relationship with one of its greatest indigenous cultural forms at different points in this century. ''Adeline'' and ''Promises,'' though not without their moments of delight, still registered as period artifacts. But ''Boys,'' as directed by Susan H. Schulman, was (like ''Chicago'') pervaded with the infectious pleasure its performers took from appearing in it. And Rebecca Luker, who came across as a sweet-voiced, pretty cipher in Harold Prince's ''Showboat,'' here emerged as a witty, sexy star-in-the-making.
That there's a hunger for what Encores! provides is evidenced by its audience's response. That there are singers, dancers and actors who can satisfy that appetite is equally apparent. Isn't that inspiration enough for the composers, lyricists, directors and choreographers out there?
No, there's no sure-fire formula for successful musicals, any more than for dramas. But as this season reminds us, creative fire comes from unlikely sources. Leave the cloning to the movies. It's the improbable, the unexpected, the unknown that keep the theater an exhilarating guessing game, one it would be foolish to give up on.
Photos/Drawing: Toasts of the Town A who's who, page 4. (Hirschfeld)(pg. 1); Davis Gaines, left, Sarah Uriarte Berry, Rebecca Luker and Malcolm Gets in ''The Boys From Syracuse''--The evening was pervaded with sheer, infectious pleasure.; Janet McTeer and Owen Teale in ''A Doll's House''--Every risky element in the import paid off astonishingly. (Photographs by Sara Krulwich/The New York Times)(pg. 4) Chart: ''COVER KEY'' 1. Fiona Shaw, ''The Waste Land'' 2. Rebecca Luker, ''The Boys From Syracuse''/Encores! 3. David Morse, ''How I Learned to Drive'' 4. Michael Hayden, ''All My Sons'' 5. Angie Phillips, ''All My Sons'' 6. Bebe Neuwirth, ''Chicago'' 7. Donal McCann, ''The Steward of Christendom'' 8. Michael Gambon, ''Skylight'' 9. Lia Williams, ''Skylight'' 10. David Rasche, ''Edmond'' 11. Brian Bedford, ''London Assurance'' 12. Janet McTeer, ''A Doll's House'' 13. Lillias White, ''The Life'' 14. Frank Langella, ''Present Laughter'' 15. Julie Harris, ''The Gin Game'' 16. Christopher Plummer, ''Barrymore'' 17. Antony Sher, ''Stanley''


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Ace Frehley Says Former Kiss Bandmates Have Taken 'Cheap Shots' at Him
Former Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley says his next book won't be as nice to his former bandmates as his first one was.
Former Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley says his next book won't be as nice to his former bandmates as his first one was.
The period of detente between past and present members of Kiss appears to be over.
Paul Stanley lit up Hall of Fame co-founder Jann Wenner and company tonight, labeling them "spineless weasels" and saying the band were treated like "uninvited guests" during Thursday night's induction ceremony.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame wouldn't let them play, so Kiss took over 'The Tonight Show' set with a five-song mini-concert last night.
Kiss kept the drama to a minimum during their Rock Hall induction speech -- but make no mistake, a few verbal punches were thrown.
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We are an active couple that enjoy downhill and nordic skiing, running, hiking, fishing, and cycling. We also enjoy just hanging out with family and friends in beautiful locales. This is a wonderful spot to do all of those activities!
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This one-of-a-kind log cabin was built in 1979 by a celebrated log cabin architect. We remodeled it , keeping the original charm but bringing it up to modern standards.
We have vacationed in the Wood River Valley for over 2 decades and have arduously searched for the right property to buy. As soon as we walked into this house, we knew this was the one we would want to come to over and over.
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I stayed here for my wedding weekend almost a month ago. I have reached out to the property owner and property manager several times and still have not heard back. The Damage Deposit is fairly substantial. There was certainly no damage when we left so there's no reason they would be holding it. If there was something wrong, I would have expected to be contacted weeks ago. This entire situation is very unprofessional.
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The Wood River Valley/Sun Valley area is a year round paradise with world class skiing in the winter/spring and a host of outdoor activities in the summer/fall. Surrounded by aspens and cottonwoods on two acres, this charming 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home feels secluded and private yet is conveniently located and is a 2 minute walk to the Wood River for fly fishing via private access. The Sun Valley River Run ski area is a quick 10 miles by highway.
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Frank Learner is a senior financial manger and principal of Greengage Associates. He also holds the ICAEW Diploma in Charity Accounting, is a fellow of the Association of Charity Independent Examiners and sits on the South West and Wales Regional Committee of the Charity Finance Group.
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Serving Size 1/2 medium (approx 4" dia) (128 g)
Per Serving % Daily Value*
Calories 41
Calories from Fat 1
Total Fat 0.1g 0%
Saturated Fat 0g 0%
Polyunsaturated Fat 0g
Monounsaturated Fat 0g
Cholesterol 0mg 0%
Sodium 0mg 0%
Potassium 177.92mg 5%
Carbohydrates 10.3g 3%
Dietary Fiber 1.4g 6%
Sugars 8.9g
Protein 0.8g
Vitamin A 24% · Vitamin C 73%
Calcium 2% · Iron 1%
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With over 150 journeys worldwide, our Small Group Adventures offer an incredible range of experiences with trips for every interest and ability. You can expect expert leadership, small groups—no more than 16—and fascinating itineraries that range from indulgent to challenging. Join us!
Hike in Sicily's vineyards, along the rugged coast, and on the slopes of mighty Mt. Etna, plus explore the evocative ruins at Segesta and Siracusa, with a grand finale at enchanting Taormina, one of Europe's most beautiful villages.


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Lightfield Less Lethal Research Releases Innovative New Loads for 37mm Platform
Lightfield Less Lethal Research is announcing the release of innovative new loads for the 37mm platform. The new 37mm/12ga loads overcome several significant issues with the 37mm for both police and correctional agencies.
37mm munitions are often hampered by stand-off distances that exceed 10 yards. These new loads use standard 12 ga Lightfield SuperStar and StarLite loads fixed in a lightweight plastic body. This combination allows 1 and 2 yard engagement distances not previously possible with the 37mm.
This will allow Corrections and Law Enforcement teams to deploy effective Less Lethal deterrents for Cell Extractions and Close-Range Riot situations without using a shotgun based platform. The cost to the agency will be 1/3 to 1/2 of the normal 37mm load.
These loads are also clearly marked with a headstamp style label to allow the user to instantly identify and select the proper load either in the tactical vest or while loaded in the chamber.
Other 37mm, 40mm Less Lethal as well as 12 ga breaching loads are being released shortly. Please check our website at www.lightfieldlesslethal.com. Please contact us with any questions you might have.
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Standard Chartered wraps up Korea Air ticket receivables securitisation deal
Korean Air Lines has completed a ¥40 billion ($479.3 million) securitisation based on ticket receivables, the largest asset-backed security deal in Asia so far this year, according to the deal arranger. Sandard Chartered acted as the sole lead arranger for the deal, with Korea Finance Corp (KoFC) acting as credit facility provider and Korea Development Bank providing interest rate swaps. The underlying transaction is backed by existing and future passenger ticket bookings on Korean Air flights...
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People love to talk about outlier events as black swans, pace Nassim Taleb, but they tend to fixate on negative ones. Check the (mostly) positive black swan in the U.S. savings rate, with May personal savings rate touching 6.9% (according to the BEA today), neatly creating the largest three-year increase in savings in modern U.S. history.
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Last-Ditch Effort Made To Avoid 'Fiscal Cliff'
WASHINGTON (AP) – The end game at hand, the White House and Senate leaders took a final stab at compromise Friday night to prevent middle-class tax increases from taking effect at the turn of the new year and possibly prevent sweeping spending cuts as well.
"I'm optimistic we may still be able to reach an agreement that can pass both houses in time," President Barack Obama said at the White House after meeting for more than an hour with congressional leaders.
Surprisingly, after weeks of postelection gridlock, Senate leaders sounded even more bullish.
The Republican leader, Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, said he was "hopeful and optimistic" of a deal, adding he hoped a compromise could be presented to rank-and-file lawmakers as early as Sunday, a little more than 24 hours before the year-end deadline.
Said Majority Leader Harry Reid: "I'm going to do everything I can" to prevent the tax increases and spending cuts that threaten to send the economy into recession. He cautioned, "Whatever we come up with is going to be imperfect."
Officials said there was a general understanding that any agreement would block scheduled income tax increases for middle class earners while letting rates rise at upper income levels.
Democrats said Obama was sticking to his campaign call for increases above $250,000 in annual income, even though in recent negotiations he said he could accept $400,000.
The two sides also confronted a divide over estate taxes.
Obama favors a higher tax than is currently in effect, but one senior Republican, Sen. Jon Kyl of Arizona, said he's "totally dead set" against it. Speaking of fellow GOP lawmakers, he said they harbor more opposition to an increase in the estate tax than to letting taxes on income and investments rise at upper levels.
Also likely to be included in the negotiations are taxes on dividends and capital gains, both of which are scheduled to rise with the new year. Also the alternative minimum tax, which, if left unchanged, could hit millions of middle- and upper-income taxpayers for the first time.
In addition, Obama and Democrats want to prevent the expiration of unemployment benefits for the long-term jobless, and there is widespread sentiment in both parties to shelter doctors from a cut in Medicare fees.
One Republican who was briefed on the White House meeting said Boehner made it clear he would leave in place spending cuts scheduled to take effect unless alternative savings were found to offset them. If he prevails, that would defer politically difficult decisions on government benefit programs like Medicare until 2013.
Success was far from guaranteed in an atmosphere of political mistrust – even on a slimmed-down deal that postponed hard decisions about spending cuts into 2013 – in a Capitol where lawmakers grumbled about the likelihood of spending the new year holiday working.
In a brief appearance in the White House briefing room, Obama referred to "dysfunction in Washington," and said the American public is "not going to have any patience for a politically self-inflicted wound to our economy. Not right now."
If there is no compromise, he said he expects Reid to put legislation on the floor to prevent tax increases on the middle class and extend unemployment benefits – a challenge to Republicans trying to protect all Americans from a tax hike.
The guest list for the White House meeting included Reid, McConnell, Boehner and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
The same group last met more than a month ago and emerged expressing optimism they could strike a deal that avoided the fiscal cliff. At that point, Boehner had already said he was willing to let tax revenues rise as part of an agreement, and the president and his Democrat allies said they were ready to accept spending cuts.
Since then, though, talks between Obama and Boehner faltered and Reid and McConnell sparred almost daily in speeches on the Senate floor.
Further compounding the year-end maneuvering, there are warnings that the price of milk could virtually double beginning next year.
Congressional officials said that under current law, the federal government is obligated to maintain prices so that fluid milk sells for about $20 per hundredweight. If the law lapses, the Department of Agriculture would be required to maintain a price closer to $36 of $38 per hundredweight, they said.
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Tanzania has excellent Deep Sea Fishing. Most famous is Kilwa, where the famous bone fish can be caught, but also popular are Dar es Salaam, Mafia Island and Southern Zanzibar. Read more
Water Sports
As you can imagine, being on the tropical Indian ocean, and having Africa's largest lakes, Tanzania has plenty of water sports, ranging from some of the worlds best diving (both in the ocean and freshwater lakes), yacht, dhow and boat trips, fishing, and adrenaline sports.
Other activities such as kite surfing, sailing and deep-sea fishing are also available from Dar Es Salaam and Zanzibar.
Many activities are organised by the sea or lakeside hotels so which hotel or lodge you choose will depend on what activities you want to enjoy or vice versa.
Yacht or boat charters, live-aboard diving and fishing trips are often independent operations specialising in their activity.
Things to see/do
Lake diving is available in lake Tanganika and is packed with ciclids and catfish, with the added bonus of "topographical diving" - interesting rock formations and swim-throughs, altitude diving - the lake is at 900m, and freshwater diving - you don't nee Read more
Tanzania offers some of the best scuba diving in the world, with four major dive locations along its coastline and islands Read more
Almost everywhere on the coast of Tanzania and Zanzibar its possible to snorkel Read more
The Whale Sharks - the worlds largest fish - migrate down the east coast of Africa during the months of October to March. The best place to see them, or even swim quietly with them, is on the west coast of Mafia Island, near Ras Mbizi lodge. Read more
Sail on the Indian ocean in a luxury yacht, catamaran, or traditional dhow. Boating Safaris can be short or long, relaxing or adventurous. Read more
Kite-surfing has erupted in Tanzania. With favourable reliable onshore winds, shallow inter-tidal zones and warm seas, the east coasts of Zanzibar and the mainland have become popular for kiting Read more
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What people say about us
Some comments from our past clients (Read more)
I'd like to say that our entire trip was truly amazing and a great once in a lifetime excursion. Everything was very well setup and we had no problems with any of the trip. Thanks to Wild Things.
Katye Vytal
United States of America, Jun 2013
I would like to thank you for this wonderful safari we participated to. Everything was perfect! We are very happy and we made all our dreams come true. Abbas was an amazing guide. Thank you very much!
Maria Malkova
France, Dec 2013
We had an excellent time and the trip was very well planned, the guides (and vehicles) excellent. Thank you very much for arranging it all!
Jackie, David and Sarah
Australia, Oct 2013
We had a really great vacation on the Southern Circuit in Tanzania and wonderfully facilitated by our driver/guide Salim who was really first class - a great representative of Wild Things.
Steve Wallis
Belgium, Oct 2013
Thank you so much for the amazing safari! This was a great safari and I can't wait to give you a full brief and photos!
Genevieve Champagne
All the Parks visited are really wonderful, especially Ruaha and the "king" Katavi that worth absolutely the long trip (at least in our point of view). Yahaya and Salim are like two friends.
Massimo Randi
Austria, Jul 2013
The programme was excellent and we saw masses of game, less a leopard! So, entirely happy customers. Thank you for your efficient handling of the whole trip.
Christopher Lee
United Kingdom, Jan 2013


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