Who Is Right Then: Daddy Lumba or Lucky Dube?

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• ABIBA 12 years ago

  WHAT NONSENSE IS THIS? .YOU HAVE NOTHING DOING, HEH,FRANCIS? .

  WHAT NONSENSE IS THIS? .YOU HAVE NOTHING DOING, HEH,FRANCIS? .

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• Frank Agyena-Karikari 12 years ago

  Call it nonsense but if you do not belong to the JSS system, you will understand most of what the author said.

  Call it nonsense but if you do not belong to the JSS system, you will understand most of what the author said.

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• MOBROWA 12 years ago

  PULL HIM DOWN AND FIGHTNG FOR POSITIONS FOR POSITIONS IS THE POLITICS GHANAIANS KNOW BEST.EVERY NDC WANTS TO BE A MINISTER AND EVERY NPP WANTS TO BE THE NEXT FLAGBEARER.PEOPLE WHO TELL THE TRUTH ARE CONDEMNED AND SILENCED BY ...
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  PULL HIM DOWN AND FIGHTNG FOR POSITIONS FOR POSITIONS IS THE POLITICS GHANAIANS KNOW BEST.EVERY NDC WANTS TO BE A MINISTER AND EVERY NPP WANTS TO BE THE NEXT FLAGBEARER.PEOPLE WHO TELL THE TRUTH ARE CONDEMNED AND SILENCED BY THESE GREEDY PEOPLE WE CALL POLITICIANS.LITTLE DID THEY KNOW THAT WE WILL ALL SHARE THE SAME PAIN SO I CONGRATULATE THE ROBBERS WHO ATTACKED THE MP.

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• Akahoho Elikplim 12 years ago

  Good music is next to godliness. That is why the Nkana Red Devils,the agents of satan in Islam turn suicide bombers because their soul lack the soothing musical ingredient necessarily needed to forment the kind of spiritual b ...
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  Good music is next to godliness. That is why the Nkana Red Devils,the agents of satan in Islam turn suicide bombers because their soul lack the soothing musical ingredient necessarily needed to forment the kind of spiritual bond that will connect them to God, the Oga Supremo

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• Nii Ashitey 12 years ago

  The emotive power of music is as powerful as love or almost.Was it Shakespeare who said if music be the food of love play on, give me excess of it if my paraphrasing is right.Music can make legends and their enduring influenc ...
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  The emotive power of music is as powerful as love or almost.Was it Shakespeare who said if music be the food of love play on, give me excess of it if my paraphrasing is right.Music can make legends and their enduring influence can be as powerful as the politician at his peak,That is why Daddy Lumba,Bob Marley and co are legends with a legacy so that when they are no more their good deeds will live after them.That is the contrast between the politician for whereas all political life end in failure, the musician endure. Here is an ode for the musician.
  
  I wanna leave my footprints on the sands of time
  
  Know there was something that, and something that I left behind
  
  When I leave this world, I'll leave no regrets
  
  Leave something to remember, so they won't forget.
  
  For me I take my inspiration from Solomon Burke's message to the lover "Let me light up your light And together we'll light up the world"
  
  I short the sheriff by Bob Marley is indeed a great music of moral truth.

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• naked 12 years ago

  only banana republic people would always criticized good things like ABIBA, you can called it all sorts of names in your own words but he is telling the truth

  only banana republic people would always criticized good things like ABIBA, you can called it all sorts of names in your own words but he is telling the truth

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• francis kwarteng 12 years ago

  Dear Brothers,
  
  My reading of your comments indicate that you all perfectly understand and appreciate the import of what I am saying.
  
  Unfortunately, ABIBA is lost in the forest of wisdom (I don't mean this as an insult. ...
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  Dear Brothers,
  
  My reading of your comments indicate that you all perfectly understand and appreciate the import of what I am saying.
  
  Unfortunately, ABIBA is lost in the forest of wisdom (I don't mean this as an insult.
  
  It's a satire and he probably has to reread to appreciate the message.I chose not to be straightfoward with my ideas.
  
  Thanks.

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• KB 12 years ago

  Francis,have you heard the song titled 'Sweet African History'by Poncho,formerly of Ghana Broadcasting Corporation?It's on his '2nd Adventure'album.Check it out by all means.It will blow your mind!

  Francis,have you heard the song titled 'Sweet African History'by Poncho,formerly of Ghana Broadcasting Corporation?It's on his '2nd Adventure'album.Check it out by all means.It will blow your mind!

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• Francis Kwarteng 12 years ago

  KB,
  
  I will check it out.

  KB,
  
  I will check it out.

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• princewilly@ymail.com 12 years ago

  A minister told his congregation, "Next week I plan to preach about the sin of lying. To help you understand my sermon, I want you all to read Mark 17."
  
  The following Sunday, as he prepared to deliver his sermon, the minis ...
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  A minister told his congregation, "Next week I plan to preach about the sin of lying. To help you understand my sermon, I want you all to read Mark 17."
  
  The following Sunday, as he prepared to deliver his sermon, the minister asked for a show of hands. He wanted to know how many had read Mark 17. Every hand went up. The minister smiled and said, "Mark has only sixteen chapters. I will now proceed with my sermon on the sin of lying."
  
  LIES START FROM THE CHURCH, THE PASTOR,CONGREGATION,POLITICIAN AND THEN TO THE STREETS.

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• Tekonline.org 12 years ago

  See? Francis, I told you. Modern Chemistry can be done outside the lab: inside the computer! (See the link below).
  
  abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/karplus-levitt-warshel-win-nobel-chemistry-prize-20514236

  See? Francis, I told you. Modern Chemistry can be done outside the lab: inside the computer! (See the link below).
  
  abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/karplus-levitt-warshel-win-nobel-chemistry-prize-20514236

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• Francis Kwarteng 12 years ago

  Where in our extensive exchanges did I suggest “simulation” doesn’t work? Please go over our correspondences and cite one such example where I said so. Don’t confuse readers, please. I never said anything close to wha ...
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  Where in our extensive exchanges did I suggest “simulation” doesn’t work? Please go over our correspondences and cite one such example where I said so. Don’t confuse readers, please. I never said anything close to what your comment remotely implies!
  
  Next, I said modern science knows about a third of the mind. I made a huge mistake. It’s less: 10%. My argument was that “simulation” doesn’t answer every question. For instance, Dr. Jonathan Farley has developed software for the American Federal Government to track terrorists, their movements and activities.
  
  Dr. Farley’s simulation algorithm couldn’t predict the recent Westgate Mall bombing. Simulation can’t anyone what I am thinking now or what I am going to think in the next microsecond. Let us to over-blow the importance or utilities of simulation.
  
  The “terrorist” simulation algorithm could not even predict the Boston Marathon terrorism. Dr. Farley lives in Massachusetts, Boston.
  
  Yet terrorists delude terrorist experts all the time. It’s because “computational neuroscience” and such simulation devices can’t predict the human mind. Simulation doesn’t tell next to nothing about Alzheimer’s and many neurological diseases. That was my point.
  
  Again, the American Federal Government has simulation algorithms to handle immigration (Mexican immigration, in particular) into the US. But what do we see? Hispanic immigration (Mexican in particular) is the government’s major headache! What is the immigration simulation algorithm doing for the federal government?
  
  
  The Japanese (based on the history of earthquakes) have highly sophisticated simulation algorithms to help their scientists handle natural emergencies. Yet what did the “disaster” simulation algorithms do for Japan in the case of the nuclear disaster whose deleterious impacts are still being felt in Japan as I write? Do you recall the Koror-Babeldaob Bridge collapse? Do you also recall the 2012 Harbin Yangmingtan Bridge collapse? Do you also recall Japan’s Sasago Tunnel collapse last year? The Japanese had simulation algorithms for the tunnel but the algorithms couldn’t predict the eventuality that s missing bolt would play a role in the bridge’s collapse.
  
  We can extend the examples to Russia and the Chernobyl disaster…I have tons of examples!
  
  This Prof. S. Allen Counter, Harvard University, and consul of General of Sweden in Boston and New England (Jet Magazine, July 19, 2004) describes Dr. Farley (See also www.latticetheory.net/): “Jonathan Farley is one of the world’s most impressive young mathematicians…He’s a model of excellence for young people of all backgrounds, but especially African-Americans who may see their intellectual potential in him. Harvard is proud to honor his achievements and acknowledge his fine example.”
  Please check the link for the prestigious awards he has received.
  Simulation doesn’t answer most questions affecting human existence. Thanks for sharing, anyway

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• Me 12 years ago

  Well written article!

  Well written article!

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