Yes, You Can!

Originally posted in Ejowewe We all know now that’s a winning line :). Over the past year and a half,

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Back to School

Originally penned on Thursday 5th June, 2008 I returned to the classroom as a student earlier today- though I made

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Re: PIN, NNNGO hold NEMP

The application window for participation in the announced Non-Profit Employee Motivation Program (NEMP), to be jointly hosted by Paradigm Initiative

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Law makers or …

Have you seen the Hallowed Chambers of the National Assembly on TV recently? They are always empty?!* I wonder what

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My HIV status

I walked confidently towards the laboratory, convinced the Doctor is wrong. I have never engaged in any high risk behaviour.

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OOUAA: Award categories

ENTERPRISE 1.Entrepreneur Of The Year 2.Most Innovative Business Concept 3.Business Idea Of The Year RELIGION 1.Religious Leader Of The Year

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Letter to the Looser

Was checking through blog posts on my favorite social networking site: Taking It Global when I came across the post

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Reflections on work and being busy?

Do we do work for the sake of it and its direct benefits (ability to buy things and by a stretch the ability to create wealth) or as a means to live a fulfilled life (where each is free to define fulfilment)? A position I might have maintained given “my confusion” is to maintain a hybrid view of work. I seize or attempt to seize every opportunity to create something that brings me fulfilment (I have been known to go as far as crossing boundaries of organisational hierarchy to get stuff done and apologise afterwards rather than wait endlessly for permission) and sometimes, too, I simply toe the line – in the hope that something great emerges – especially one that does emerge despite our efforts to the contrary.

Adobe makes changes to its terms of service: Creatives will have none of that nonsense!

The dust-up began with concerns about content access.
The revised wording seemed to grant Adobe expansive rights to peek into users’ creative treasure chests. Creatives worried that their precious work could be used for purposes far beyond what Adobe initially explained. Was this a prelude to a future where Adobe could pilfer their ideas and content to fuel their fancy new AI art tools and definitively replace creatives? The lack of clarity fueled the fire.