Incredible! A mind-reading camera that makes life GIF-able.

How many times has a moment so absolutely hilarious or unbelievably adorable unfolded before your eyes, making you wish you'd been holding a video camera? Japanese tech company Neurowear's high-tech headgear, Neurocam, aims to solve that problem for you. The device straps a camera and an electroencephalogram reader to the wearer's cranium. During moments of high-frequency electronic signals detected through the skull -- a general indication of excitement -- the camera switches on to record short five-second GIFs onto an iPhone that is somewhat awkwardly attached to the device.

FG to reinvest N268b through SURE-P in 2014

The Federal Government plans to reinvest about N268 billion in various aspects of the economy in 2014, through the Subsidy Reinvestment Programme (SURE-P).
The Federal Ministry of Works is billed to take the lion’s share of N100 billion or 37.31 per cent of t he amount.
Another N68 billion or 25.37 per cent of the fund will also be channeled to social safety nets, particularly in such areas as maternal and child health; public works for youths; Graduate Internship Programme; and counterpart funds for HIV/AIDS; among others.

Life After School: What Next

The traditional design of school goes like this: get good grades, get into a great University, and graduate with a degree and boom! You are now in the career you have always wanted.
However, this is a misconception from beginning to end. Many students are “lucky” or fortunate with the fact that success or a career comes at an early age. For others it is a constant struggle not just after graduation, but throughout their entire education, even starting as far back as high school. Many businesses are in a slump with the economic state, and so many jobs are not available. Trying to master life, career and business today is a struggle, and for many it will be an even bigger uphill battle.