National Politics Education Technology Dagbon Opinions

ICT for JHS ICT for JHS 3 ICT for JHS 2 ICT for JHS 1 ICT Pasco - Private ICT Pasco - Regular Presentations

The World!

Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

By AlatiphA - July 19, 2014

The world is such a wonderful place blessed by nature, but cursed by man. Man is parasitic and has dislocated the world from its original form forthe lucre of economic interest.

It has become obvious that people are ever ready to sacrifice the World in the manner that Dalai Lama describes the actions of human beings against the world in the following sentences:

Man sacrifices his health in order to make money. Then he sacrifices money to recuperate his health. Then he is so anxious about the future that he doesn't enjoy the present: the result being that he does not live in the present or the future; he lives as if he is never going to die, and then dies having never really lived.

The world is suffering a lot of things at the same time today, because of man's subtraction from nature. Man feels that words and ideas can change the world, without minding the detriments he was to incur. There was nothing wrong with the world; man is the problem with the world.

Walter Russell, in his book - The Man Who Tapped the Secrets of the Universe - captures the action of man in the following lines:

Joy and happiness are the indicators of balance in a human machine... An inner joyousness, amounting to ecstasy, is the normal condition of the genius mind. Any lack of that joyousness develops body-destroying toxins. That inner ecstasy of the mind is the secret fountain of perpetual youth and strength in any man. He who finds it finds omnipotence and omniscience.

Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Comments

Latest News

Bawku SHS Student writes to the President

By AlatiphA - May 12, 2015

Bawku Senior High School, P.O.BOX 50, UE/R Bawku. 12th May 2015. The Presidency, Flagstaff house, P.O.BOX 1122, Accra. Your Excellency JDM, I write this letter to you on behalf of my fellow Ghanaian "dumsor'ee". I write this letter on behalf of the thousand Ghanaians who lost their jobs as a result of the erratic power supply. I write this letter on behalf of the thousand Ghanaians WASSCE candidate that wholly lost hope during the WASSCE vigil as a result of this same "dumsor". I write this letter on behalf of the one million Ghanaians whose trauma and self-revulsion for what they have witnessed,endured and done in Ghana has led them to living under hospice care. I write this letter on behalf of us all. I write this letter not because I think you grasp the terrible human and moral consequences of your lies, manipulation, and thirst for wealth and power as others think, but because I see the good job you are doing for my motherland that others are refu...

Introducing the Ultimate Excel Add-In for Changing Text Cases

By Abdul-Latif Ahmed - November 27, 2024

Excel does not have dedicated Change Case buttons like Word. In Microsoft Word, you can easily toggle text cases (e.g., uppercase, lowercase, Proper (title) case, Sentence case, etc) with the built-in Change Case button in the ribbon. However, Excel lacks such a feature, and users typically rely on these alternatives to change text cases: 1. Functions in Excel: Excel provides built-in functions for changing text cases: =UPPER(A1) to convert text to uppercase. =LOWER(A1) to convert text to lowercase. =PROPER(A1) to capitalize the first letter of each word. These functions require creating new columns and/or overwriting existing data. 2. Add-Ins or VBA Macros: Users can create or download custom macros or add-ins (like the AlatiphA xCases Add-In) to add case-changing functionality directly into Excel. These tools often integrate seamlessly into the ribbon, providing one-click solutions. 3. Manual Editing: If the dataset is small, manual editing may suffice, but it’...

THE MOST PROFOUND IN HIS STORY!

By AlatiphA - May 09, 2011

Who do you think is most profound in the history (his story) of the world? I guess it's easy to find out in this age of computer and internet. I say to you. All of you intelligent people in this internet age, you've the capacity and the ability to go to a computer or a mobile device and punch the name MUHAMMED or click on the link below if you can: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad See who Muhammad(PBUH) was. Read his life, legacy, and then after that, I challenge you to go and find any where in the history of the human beings, whose life, behaviour and legacy compares to Muhammad (PBUH). Because most of the profound and greatest biographers of this age, came together to do the same thing I'm challenging you to do. And they came out with what they considered to be the one hundred most influential and profound human beings in history. What name do you think these historians came out with? I don't need you to guess. I will tell you straight forward. The nam...

Abuse of public office for private gain rife in Ghana

By AlatiphA - October 31, 2014

A former Rector of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), Professor Stephen Adei, has said the nation’s quest to achieve a high degree of accountability in the public service rests primarily on the shoulders of civil society. “Given the current state of lack of political will, politicisation of media discussion of corruption and accountability, the only way to assure appropriate executive response lies with effective civil society demand for accountability,” he said. He said it was disheartening for corruption, waste and abuse to be unearthed year after year with public display of those who were corrupt and yet citizens saw no outcome in terms of prosecution and sentencing of those involved. “Many Ghanaians simply accept ‘go and come tomorrow’, accept and give bribe for public service and will not report bribery and corruption incidents because they believe that will not amount to much. It requires concerted efforts on...

GES holds a 3-day Scheme of Service document review and validation workshop

By Abdul-Latif Ahmed - February 25, 2024

Management of GES with support from PwC Ghana has held a Scheme of Service document review and validation workshop from Thursday 15th to Saturday 17th February 2024. The Scheme of Service will serve as a structured framework defining the various job roles, responsibilities, career progression (or criteria for career advancement), skills and competencies for each role and staff categories within the Service. The Scheme of Service will also help align the workforce with the new organisational structure, ensuring a smooth transition and strategic alignment with the GES's goals. As part of the workshop, the team reviewed the GES Competency framework, a framework that provides a systematic approach to defining, assessing, and managing the skills, behaviours, and knowledge required for optimal job performance within the Service. It will also ensure that the Service is aligned to the redesigned workforce and reflect the core competencies required for effective performance within GES. The ...

ICT for JHS

By AlatiphA - October 27, 2019

If you are looking for ICT notes for JHS , then you are in a right place. This book has been written in accordance with the current syllabus for the Basic Education Certificate Examination (B.E.C.E) for Junior High Schools (J.H.S) . The book covers the three year syllabus . This book will provide you ICT notes and step by step tutorials with definitions, explanations, examples and illustrations. This book is created to make the teaching and Learning of ICT lively, handy and encourage students to use their phones, tablets and computers for learning. The book will also help you learn anywhere and at anytime. PREVIEW BELOW

Regular BECE ICT Pasco

By AlatiphA - July 02, 2017

This book contains regular Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) Past Questions for Junior High Schools (J.H.S) by West Africa Examination Council (WAEC). Included in this book are Past Questions & Answers for the years: 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 & 2023. This book, I strongly believe, will bring success to all users who study it carefully. PREVIEW BELOW

Gov’t Intervenes As Court Orders Auctioning Of GHANASCO Cars

By Abdul-Latif Ahmed - April 13, 2018

The Northern Regional Director of Education, Mohammed Haroon Cambodia has confirmed government will be paying a staggering GHC400,000 as judgment debt to a private citizen in order to stop the auctioning of vehicles belonging to the Ghana Senior High School in Tamale. Government is offering the bailout following a chronic transport difficulty that has hit the school for the last two years after a court order impounded the only bus for students and a brand new official pickup vehicle. Two Nissan patrol vehicles belonging to the Education directorate were also taken by the court. The vehicles were confiscated to be auctioned to pay up salary arrears of a former headmaster of the school who accused the school and education service of injustices including inappropriate dismissal and concealing his promotion letter. Late Lionel Mahama was dismissed as headmaster of the school in 1997. His salary was blocked for years until a CHRAJ ruled in his favor and ordered his reinstateme...