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Category Archives: Mauritius
The Peter Principle
According to the Peter Principle: In a hierarchy, members are promoted so long as they work competently. Sooner or later they are promoted to a position at which they are no longer competent (they have reached their level of incompetence), … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Mauritius, News, Politics
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Back to basics
Ten years ago, my dad wanted to buy an affordable compact camera and I asked him to get the Olympus Mju II as I had just read an article in a French magazine called Chasseur d’Image in which the camera … Continue reading
Posted in Mauritius, News, Technology
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A new look and orientation
I have just upgraded my weblog to WordPress 3.0 and, as you can see, I have decided to use the new default theme, Twenty Ten, but with a circuit diagram as the header image to reflect the new subtitle which … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Knowledge7, Linux, Mauritius, News, Politics, Technology, Web
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