Micro-Reality Thinking Academy Introduces A New Thinking App.

Adaptive Colour Thinking (c) El-spice Media

ACT-RIBBON is the newest Thinking App from the founder of Micro-Reality Thinking Academy, Victor Prince Dickson.

 It is the third in the series of our soft mind development tools. Like 60 SECONDS AND SPANIS WEB, ACT-RIBBON was recently presented to the public through the collective brain session of the Micro-Reality Thinking Academy Contact 3, which held at Eagle Valley Royal Hotel, in Jos, Plateau State. On the same day that Thinking Field Workbook was unveiled.

El-spice Media Set To Launch New Thinking App.

THINKING FIELD

Current events have proven that development trends are now individualistic rather than communal. This means that individuals seek/tend to build capacities for themselves faster than institutions, companies or nation. Based on this current reality, we are publishing a personal development workbook which will bring the thinking experiences to your door step.

Thinking Field workbook covers;

   *   Introduction to thinking

   *   Trends in thinking

   *   Anatomy Of The Mind

   *   Micro-Reality work flow for two thinking apps;  60 Seconds Thinking and SPANIS Web.

60 SECONDS  and SPANIS Web shall be presented to the public in hard copy on the 31^st of October 2014 in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria, in a Workbook tittled;

THINKING FIELD ... A Mind Development Workbook

While the digital version will be released at a later date in 2015. For more, click me

Young Entrepreneur Evolution Platform (YEEP) brightens the city of Jos.

Young Entrepreneur Evolution Platform (YEEP) brightens the city of Jos with the twin launch of THE YOUNG ENTREPRENURES’ MAGAZINE AND INNOVATE NAIJA (an inter-secondary school competition).

 According to the brain behind the project, Cawike Chibuzo, the maiden edition of the INNOVATE NAIJA is being sponsored by the Industrial Training Fund (ITF) and winner of the project will enjoy scholarship, all expense paid trip and table library, not to mention other benefits.

The event is slated to take place at ITF, Centre for Excellence, Bukuru, on the 26^th of October 2013 by 11am.

This event is open to all and also provides young minds the opportunity to explore their entrepreneurial skills.

 

Images of micro-reality with Kommon Sense Card

Dul Johnson is 60! Celebrates with ANA Jos chapter.

INTELLIGENCE CITY CAMP 2.0: COUNT DOWN TO OPENING... Registration still on.

As the world expands in people and ideas, approaches and platforms are also changing to meet these demands.

This phenomenon has no doubt set in motion series of activities and chain reactions, which in turn has created a new World Oder. In this present order, knowledge is the greatest asset, far beyond gold and landed properties.

If we are to enjoy and harvest from this mental wealth, the time to invest in human capital development is now. 

Unfortunately, the Nigerian school curriculum is not enough to meet this present challenge, hence the need to introduce a supplementary platform to boost the efforts of our educational curriculum. That is if we want our children to level with other children in this global village.

It is upon this premise that we birth:

In the tradition of human capital development INTELLIGENCE CITY is strategically designed to expose your children to variety of learning experience. 

This is the perfect opportunity for parents who wish to lay a solid foundation for their children to equip them for the future. More about INTELLIGENCE CITY

Four Steps To Developing Patience; Jane Bolton, Psy.D., M.F.T., C.C

The Purpose of Patience
So, what's the purpose of building patience abilities? In a word, happiness. Better relationships, more success. Well worth the effort, I'd say. But effort, indeed, it takes.

We can all work to develop more patience. An important idea here is that developing patience is just that. Developing a skill. We aren't born with it. Think of a hungry infant- shrieking with all it's red-faced, rigid-bodied impatient demand for satisfaction.
After all, we can't just sit down at a piano and play it without ever learning to play and practicing, practicing, practicing.
That practicing includes 1)paying attention to when we are not patient, 2) being kind to ourselves for not being "perfect" already, and 3)changing the automatic judgmental, critical thoughts and feelings.
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IF YOU WANT TO BE THE PERFECT EVENTS MANAGER, THEN YOU MUST READ THIS.

Top 5 attributes of a great Event Manager

The event planning profession is unique in that it takes a blend of people, business and program management skills to succeed. Here’s a list of top five attributes that makes the difference between a good and a great event manager.
 
Organizational skills

Events are much like a great stage performance, and the event manager the show director. Choreographing  various elements that make an event successful is imperative to the success of any event. Great organizational skills are the basic underpinnings of successfully managing people, schedules, vendors and everything else. READ ON

Digital Photography Tips for Beginners

 Don’t go crazy buying the most expensive equipment right away.

It’s possible to get very nice photos with an inexpensive point and shoot. See these examples on Flickr. The more photos you take, the more you’ll know about what kind of camera to get when it’s time to upgrade.

2. Consider a tripod.      

On the other hand, an inexpensive tripod is worth getting, especially if you have shaky hands like mine. When I got a tripod, my satisfaction with my shots skyrocketed. For even more stability, use your camera’s timer function with a tripod (read our introduction to tripods).

READ ON.

Canon Announces Three New Cameras and a Lens

Canon may not have made a splash with its mirrorless EOS M, but with the introduction of the EOS SL1, the world’s smallest and lightest DSLR, it’s clearly going head-to-head with slightly larger and heavier mirrorless options like the Panasonic G5 and GH3.


READ ON

Music on the Web: Google, Facebook and Apple set to battle for your ears

Silicon Valley is poised to upend the music industry -- again.

From Napster to Pandora, from the iPod to the iPhone, technology innovation has made music easier to find and cheaper to buy than ever before. At the same time, it has destabilized the music business and left artists -- at least those not named Justin Bieber or Taylor Swift -- fearing for their livelihoods.

In this latest music revolution, companies like Google (GOOG), Apple (AAPL) and Facebook are eyeing the streaming and on-demand music business now dominated by smaller niche companies such as Pandora and Spotify. When they do -- and most analysts agree it's really just a matter of time -- they could give nearly everyone the ability to listen to whatever they want, whenever they want -- and mostly for free.

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Twitter launches #music service, but it's invite-only for now

SAN FRANCISCO -- An apparent stand-alone music offering from popular social-media company Twitter appeared online Friday, but access was limited to invited users only, with Ryan Seacrest claiming to be one of the select few to receive an invitation.
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Unreasonable East Africa Launches In Nairobi To Accelerate High Impact Social Ventures

Unreasonable East Africa in partnership with The GrowthHub in Nairobi on May 10-12 will hold the BeUnreasonable Nairobi in a move to attract and accelerate game-changing social ventures and ideas. 
 
BeUnreasonable Nairobi will provide social entrepreneurs with knowledge, resources, tools plus networks they need to grow their ventures.

Stop Using These 16 Terms to Describe Yourself

Jeff Haden

Ghostwriter, speaker, Inc. columnist

 Picture this. You meet someone new. "What do you do?" she asks.
"I'm an architect," you say.
"Oh, really?" she answers. "Have you designed any buildings I've seen?"
"Possibly," you reply. "We did the new student center at the university..."
"Oh wow," she says. "That's a beautiful building..."
Without trying -- without blowing your own horn -- you've made a great impression.
Now picture this. You meet someone new. "What do you do?" he asks.
"I'm a passionate, innovative, dynamic provider of architectural services with a collaborative approach to creating and delivering outstanding world-class client and user experiences."
All righty then.
Do you describe yourself differently – on your website, promotional materials, or especially on social media – than you do in person? Do you use cheesy clichés and overblown superlatives and breathless adjectives?
Do you write things about yourself you would never have the nerve to actually say?
Here are some words that are great when other people use them to describe you – but you should never use to describe yourself: