Archive for the 'Circle Ethics' Category
Patronnée par Son Excellence Monsieur Johan Verkammen, Ambassadeur de Belgique
Le Samedi 28 novembre 2009 de 18 à 20h00 en sa Résidence à Yarzé/Baabda
En remerciement pour l’engagement de DEFILIBAN et de ses partenaires locaux dans le projet belge et international « LES TAMBOURS POUR LA PAIX », Et à l’occasion de la visite de Monsieur Francisco Galvez [...]
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Tags: Belgique, DEFILIBAN, Johan Verkammen, Tambours pour la paix
A teacher experiments the effects of segregation and racism on third graders.
& part 4
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Tags: experiment, Racism, segragation
Search for Common Ground (SFCG), an international conflict transformation NGO, created Kilna Bil Hayy, or “All of Us in the Neighborhood,” in the hope of enlightening young viewers to the commonalities shared between Lebanon’s different communities.
The 13-part series, which was funded by Denmark’s Rockwool Foundation, focuses on six families who live in the same apartment [...]
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Tags: Kilna Bil Hayy, LBC, NGO, Search for Common Ground
Marc Abizeid - Cartoonists representing a variety of Lebanese newspapers gathered in Beyrouth’s Madina Theater Thursday for a discussion sponsored by the Swiss Embassy titled “How to Draw Lebanon Today,” in a bid to launch a week-long exhibition at the theater featuring their collaborative works.
The discussion was hosted by Swiss The International Herald Tribune cartoonist Patrick [...]
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Tags: Cartoonists, Lebanese newspapers, Stavro Jabra
Clowns and street performers danced in the rainy streets of Lebanon’s capital on Tuesday bringing holiday cheers to the shopping district.
Thirty performers from Germany, Italy, Morocco and Lebanon donned rainbow-coloured wigs and red plastic noses to put on a show, as frustrated drivers blasted their horns.
Some clowns walked on stilts as others danced, juggled, blew balloons [...]
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Tags: Adha, Christmas, clowns, street performers
Lichtenberg – Natural Patterns
Lichtenberg figures are a sort of concrete, 3D model of a fractal tree. They are formed by hitting a block of clear acrylic with about 5 million volts of electricity. As the electrons blast their way through the material they leave a trail.
And as they move, they try to avoid each other, forming smaller and [...]
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I am ‘I’, because You are ‘You’.
The Lebanese inner circle would like to endorse an odd but very necessary blog I stumbled upon.
I’ve read well into his blog, and I wasn’t sure if he was jocking. Truly, he has seen through the differences of Yin and Yan, and realising that white people wouldn’t know what they were if it weren’t for [...]
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Tags: American Culture, Hinduism, identity, race, Tao, white people
