Choices are hard to make when they have varying consquences at all times.
The question still remains, “What is the next step, Charlie”
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Choices are hard to make when they have varying consquences at all times.
The question still remains, “What is the next step, Charlie”
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While one half of me felt desperate to hurry to the computer center to complete a task assigned to me by my boss, the other half longed to witness the party hosted by the outgoing vice chancellor of the university. The latter won the day perhaps considering the fact that it was one of his [...]
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The extinct nature of the hall was apparent. One could easily justify this considering the fact that the Remedial Service Programme (RSP) is over. The real puzzle however lied on my floor. For a while I thought I had missed my floor or there is an information been hidden from me. Could I hook on [...]
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Friday (4th July, 2008)
All my colleagues [...]
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At about 13:40 GMT, I could sense my new environment. My “foughtnight” in the Volta Region is over. It was really full of wonderful memories needless to say as well as challeging ones.
The subsequent days will detail my daily experience in Peki.
I welcome myself back home!!!
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This day a configuration seem to work perfectly. The trick was so simple you never believe it could escape you. The next hour is where the catastrophe all begins.
The need to document the tiniest of tasks cannot be over emphasized.
Of a truth a short pencil retains much longer than the most complex human memory (at [...]
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Time to go….
The 15
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A group of MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) undertaking an introductory course to computer science looked quite puzzled when their professor told them, “computer science is not about computers and not much of a science”. Many people perceive computer science as effective or efficient use technology by which people create, modify and share information in [...]
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The black and white pair stepped down from a rather rickety “trotro” (a lowcost commercial vehicle in Ghana). Their steps alone was ample evidence of the stressful day. They seem to love it though. After greeting me with a warm hug, they greeted the old lady of the house. “Maadwo” (meaning good evening in the [...]
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Time has unsuspectingly been flying consistently very similar to Ghana June’s unabatting torrential rainfall. It wasn’t until I took one of my long reflective walks along the University of Cape Coast’s brightly-lit main road towards the science faculty that I discovered my long-term plans were not going as ordered.
A lot has happened since I started [...]
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