As financial market analysts continue to digest the 2021 financial results of the FirstBank Limitedwhich they say reflect the return of the banking conglomerate to its leadership position, Festus Akanbi writes that the regime of strong fundamentals which the robust performance represents is in tandem with the ongoing restructuring being midwifed by the current board…
This unique laptop from ASUS offers more than just a powerful computer. Let’s take a look at how the ProArt StudioBook 16 can contribute to your post-processing and retouching workflow. Over the past few years, leading tech brands have been focused on creating devices (computers, monitors, laptops, and mobile phones) that are geared toward being…
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Successful photographers follow one of two paths. Which route are you taking in your photographic journey, that of a conceptual genius or an experimental master? I’m currently listening to an audiobook of one of the greatest songwriters of our time: Paul Simon. It’s fascinating because, like The Beatles: Get Back movie that I discussed a…
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After a year of remaining onside, Andy Carroll was given a red card on Friday after he was pictured asleep next to a blonde barmaid while holidaying in Dubai – weeks before his planned wedding to Billi Mucklow. The injury prone footballer’s long-term future with the former TOWIE cast-member is now shrouded in uncertainty, with…
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There’s a danger in security research that we’ve discussed a few times before. If you discover a security vulnerability on a production system, and there’s no bug bounty, you’ve likely broken a handful of computer laws. Turn over the flaws you’ve found, and you’re most likely to get a “thank you”, but there’s a tiny…
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When “Women of the Movement” executive producer Gina Prince-Bythewood stepped behind the camera to direct the show’s first episode, she called on her frequent collaborators, editor Terilyn Shropshire and cinematographer Tami Reiker, to help establish the visuals for Emmett Till’s murder. The six-part series, set in 1955, tracks Mamie Till-Mobley’s (Adrienne Warren) fight to make…
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When 19-year-old Harry Goad went to see his GP last October, he hoped it would be a simple case of obtaining a prescription, perhaps, or getting some reassurance. He had booked the appointment following a week of having a persistent noise in his left ear. ‘I was concerned about a ringing and hissing sound in…
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Some photographers still believe that it’s important to shoot in manual mode, no matter what situation they’re in. As long as the correct exposure is achieved, it isn’t important if this is done manually or partly by the camera itself. But sometimes, manual is indeed the best choice. Modern cameras offer the ability to set…
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Two-hundred people are being monitored for monkeypox in Massachusetts after coming into contact with the unnamed man who became the state’s first confirmed case last week, a health official revealed Monday. Dr Jennifer McQuiston, a deputy director at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said most of the exposed were healthcare workers, although…
Steve Jones and Paul Cook of the Sex Pistols put on a united front as they attended the UK premiere of their Disney+ biopic Pistol in London on Monday without their former bandmate Johnny Rotten amid the band’s fall out. Johnny, who has been critical of his ex pals for making the series without him,…
