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I ditched my dual-monitor setup for this single ultrawide monitor — and I'll never go back - Vimarsana News

I ditched my dual-monitor setup for this single ultrawide monitor — and I'll never go back

After decades of living the dual-monitor life, this massive ultrawide display got me to forsake my old ways and embrace the one-monitor lifestyle.

Rex Reed's Best & Worst Movies of 2023 - Vimarsana News

Rex Reed's Best & Worst Movies of 2023

The rating procedure separates the almost-winners and the also-rans from the memorable triumphs that will, in my opinion, survive for years.

Revenge of the daddy long legs: Experts warn the creepy crawlies are invading UK homes - here's how to keep your house free of them - Vimarsana News

Revenge of the daddy long legs: Experts warn the creepy crawlies are invading UK homes - here's how to keep your house free of them

Professor Jim Hardie at the Royal Entomological Society, told MailOnline that daddy long legs are found in abundance this time of year.

Writing feature articles | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

Writing feature articles | The Manila Times

I WAS first invited to a student press conference ages ago, where I was asked to write about feature writing. I said that writing features can be done painlessly, with tongue in cheek. Of course, there is no such thing. Any kind of writing — be it a poem, a story, a novel, a play or, yes, a feature article — involves some struggle. The poet T.S. Elliot called writing 'this intolerable wrestling with words.'

Gallivanting with Andrew Kötting - Vimarsana News

Gallivanting with Andrew Kötting

Gallivant is a new kind of British film, a breathless dash around the nation's coasts that outwits the industry, argued this feature from our September 1997 issue.

Source: bfi.org.uk