DaveHarry's Posts
Nairaland Forum › DaveHarry's Profile › DaveHarry's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 (of 61 pages)
Na man Bob Marley be
|
Until the philosophy which hold one race superior, and another inferior......is finally discredited and abandoned...... everywhere is war
|
Musicians plenty wey com out few years ago, dem shine for some time, we dance to their songs, but afta some time we no hear from dem again, dem no die, dem sti dey alive. Today make am 41 years wey Bob Marley kpoof, but still d guy name still dey reign. D world sti dey celebrate am. Una sure say this man rili die !!!!
|
Puskas:This particular reason is always prevalent! I once dated a young lady who had a baby already. There were sometimes I would bring up some matters, and her replies will most times include her baby boy. That's when I knew the reason people gave me not to continue with her is true. I had to end the relationship after like 6months. |
Most people interprete it like he is saying "without a woman, there will be no crying". |
It's Marley night tonight! Though I love most of Bob Marley songs but one of my favorite of all time is "no woman, no cry", and this song seems to confuse so many people who just listen to the lyrics without interpreting what the great Marley is really saying. He is actually saying "woman(darling/sister) don't cry while I'm away: everything will be alright".
|
showafrica:Everything na the mind sha |
lexy2014:But how many Nigerian air passengers can do it? |
princejenks:Exactly |
....... have thought me there is no friend but only members of the Nigerian police force. |
nautybride:Typical Nigerian cited |
Sweetplum:Okay |
Inside the gilded halls of the Palais de l'Élysée, master sommelier Carlton McCoy meets chef de partie Francis Oge -- the man tasked with feeding French President Emmanuel Macron. Oge, who has served four presidents, is a master of fine dining. From his delicately pinstriped mille-feuille to his sculptural beef Wellingtons, precision and elegance are nonnegotiable in Oge's kitchen. "The house doesn't work like a regular restaurant or regular hotel," he said. "This is the first house of France, and we are like a display for the world." His refined and classical style is a form of cooking that has somewhat dwindled away in modern France. "What I've noticed is most of the big chefs you see today, they are influenced by their grandmother or their mother. And me, I don't have the same path," said Oge, who is a first-generation immigrant. He moved to Paris from Africa with his mother at 9 years old and grew up in the city's suburbs. "When you're a kid, you have dreams," he told McCoy in an episode of the CNN original series Nomad. "Even if I can't reach it, I have tried." https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/francis-oge-chef-french-presidents-nomad/index.html
|
A passenger with no flying experience safely landed a private plane in a Florida airport Tuesday afternoon, May 10, when the pilot became incapacitated.https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/florida-passenger-lands-plane/index.html
|
Sango-ota is anada area like this. |
Teazerr4:They want to start their propagandist theories now that Musk has made his decision. I guess they would want to ban Musk from using Twitter (his own asset) too. |
Sweetplum:Why is it that no female likes Donald Trump? |
I saw |
The thing is.....they should just let the man Trump be. Everyone have got their own lifestyle. |
London Mayor Sadiq Khan says he has received at least 233,000 "explicitly racist or racialised social media messages" since being elected mayor of London in 2016. Addressing Stanford University students in California, Mr Khan partly blamed a 1,892% rise in abuse to Donald Trump's election as US president. A feud started in 2017 when Mr Trump criticised the mayor over his response to the London Bridge terror attacks. "He's not my biggest fan," Mr Khan told the audience in Silicon Valley. Mr Khan was elected mayor of London in May 2016, six months before Mr Trump won the White House. "During those four years he was president, that led to me having to receive police protection and a lot of racial abuse," Mr Khan said on Tuesday. "In the last year of him being president, once he was banned from Twitter, I received the least racial abuse of any time over five years. "On the one hand, social media - Facebook Twitter - great. On the other hand, that's the consequence of lack of control and lack of regulation." Racist abuse targeted at Mr Khan rose by 1,892% in 2016, according to the mayor's office, before increasing by a further 94% in 2017. The abuse declined by 35% in 2018, rose by 59% in 2019 with a decline of by 75% in 2020, and a further 40% fall in 2021, following Mr Trump's permanent ban from Twitter and subsequent departure from office, said Mr Khan's office. The mayor is travelling across the country as part of his efforts to "bang the drum for London" and encourage investment and tourism. The California leg of the tour has seen him meeting with technology and business leaders at Google and LinkedIn. Asked about Elon Musk's plans to reverse Mr Trump's Twitter ban, he said "everybody should be entitled to be rehabilitated". "Let's wait and see if Donald Trump has learnt his lesson. If it's the case that Donald Trump is going to use Twitter responsibly, I think that's all well and good. "If he breaks the rules, there needs to be consequences and we can't afford a situation where people think social media is where people behave irresponsibly, where you see an increase in not just racism, sexism and misogyny but also division. "I hope Elon Musk, now he's in charge of Twitter, understands that."
|
comodo:Sometimes I just come here to laugh...... |
Did you know? That looking for a 13+ years old virgin in Nigeria is like looking for garri without a single grain of sand. |
I be no wan read the story but na once my mind go say abi na fertility egg this man wife don go sell. hmmmn women sha, na only God know why he punish the man more when the woman committed the sin first. |
Chaos14:Already happened bro |
Zorn:Ok I agree spurs beat manc, but they are still top with just 3 games to go and with a big advantage too. So the damage was less compared to what same spurs did to livpl. U get? |
Video games publisher Electronic Arts says it is going to stop making Fifa branded football titles. It is one of the most profitable brands in gaming history, but the cost of the licence was one reason why the decision was made to ditch the partnership. EA will continue to make football video games, but from 2023 they will come under a new banner, EA Sports FC. Fifa says it plans to release its own rival games, saying: "The Fifa name is the only global, original title." EA Sports made the first Fifa game in 1993 and has been in charge of the franchise ever since. While the gameplay mechanics and core modes of play will be similar to what players have come to expect in recent years, this change will likely see the title offer a broader range of other experiences, beyond just the ability to play. David Jackson, vice president at EA Sports, explained that the studio thinks it's time to move in a different direction in order to build a "brand for the future". Although the details of those experiences are vague at the moment, it's fair to assume that being able to watch real-life matches, experience Fortnite style live in-game events and have access to a broader range of branded in-game items are the kind of things EA would like to be able to offer. Jackson says: "The world of football and the world of entertainment are changing, and they clash within our product. "In the future our players will demand of us the ability to be more expansive in that offering. At the moment, we engage in play as a primary form of interactive experience. Soon, watching and creating content are going to be equally as important for fans. "Under the licensing conventions that we had agreed with Fifa 10 years ago, there were some restrictions that weren't going to allow us to be able to build those experiences for players." The Fifa franchise has been so successful in part down to detailed licensing agreements, that allowed for accurate representations of team kits, players faces and stadia to be seen on screen. Players have been able to play as Premier League teams like Liverpool for years whereas competing games like Pro Evolution Soccer, offered fictional teams like Merseyside Red. EA say they will continue to offer real-world experiences, having signed up 19,000 athletes, 700 teams, 100 stadiums and over 30 leagues for future games. They include the Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga and Uefa. However, the move means that games released to tie-in with the World Cup, such as Fifa: Road to World Cup 98, will no longer be made by EA. There will be one final Fifa release, with this year's edition - Fifa 23 - on sale this autumn as usual. EA Sports FC will hit the shelves in late 2023. EA is one of the games companies that has faced fan backlash over its approach to in-game purchases. No doubt some of the questions about their new franchise will surround the financial model and plans for monetisation, which are yet to be revealed. The move is a gamble for EA, whose fortunes have been closely tied with Fifa for decades, and Jackson accepts that, saying: "It's a big moment for the organisation. Interactive football experiences have been central to what has made EA Sports successful over the last 30 years." Making sure the majority of the millions of current Fifa players switch to the new title will be vital for the company to be able to maintain important licensing partnerships in the future. They are an essential part of its success. Electronic Arts struck the last licensing deal with Fifa in 2013 and it has been reported that football's governing body had put the price of the licence up significantly - this time to more than $1billion dollars per four-year world cup cycle. When asked if moving away from Fifa was purely a financial decision, Jackson said "it wasn't ultimately down to money" but accepted it did play a crucial role in the decision-making process. "Money plays a critical role in most negotiations, but the reason we are doing this is to create the very best experiences we can for both players and partners. As part of that you consider whether or not your investment in one place is better or worse than an investment in another. "On balance, over time, we felt that our investments were better suited in spaces that were most important to players, like the different experiences we can now build in the game. For our partners, it's the way we can welcome and engage them into a platform that talks to 150 million young football fans around the world." In a long statement on its website, Fifa says it will launch new football video games developed with a range of third-party studios and publishers, providing more choice for football and gaming fans in the lead-up to the World Cup in Qatar and beyond. As well as launching new games during 2022 and 2023, Fifa says it is working with leading game publishers, media companies and investors to develop of a major new Fifa simulation game title in 2024. Gianni Infantino, the President of Fifa says in the statement:"I can assure you that the only authentic, real game that has the Fifa name will be the best one available for gamers and football fans." "The constant is the Fifa name and it will remain forever and remain the best." EA Sports seem confident that their approach is right: "Change is always going to be concerning for people at first," says David Jackson. "In terms of things that they'll miss, players will notice only two things: The name and a World Cup piece of content every four years. Outside of that, very little will change about the things they know, and love about the current Fifa products. "Probably the easiest thing that we could have done would have been to maintain the status quo. Fifa has been an incredibly successful game over time, but there are moments when you need to consider what the future looks like and we feel like building our own brand is the best for us."
|
Angelfrost:I'm calm sir. Not even about this particular game. liiverpool no get any cup apart from the league cup which they already won. |
Apple has announced that it is discontinuing its original music player, the iPod touch. The firm says it will remain available to buy "while stocks last". It was last updated in 2019. The iconic MP3 player launched in 2001 and could store 1,000 tracks. Today there are more than 90 million songs available via Apple's streaming service Apple Music. It was designed by Tony Fadell, who later invented the iPhone. Greg Joswiak, senior vice president of worldwide marketing at Apple, said the gadget had "redefined how music is discovered, listened to, and shared". Ben Wood, chief analyst at CCS Insight, told the BBC it was always inevitable that the iPhone would one day replace the iPod. "When Apple created the iPhone it knew that it would ultimately mean the beginning of the end of the iPod," he said. "It really is astonishing that it is only 15 years later that the iPod has reached the end of the road." Carolina Milanesi from Creative Strategies said that the decline of iPod sales was connected to the rise of iPhone sales - like the move from digital downloads to streaming. "The demise of the iPod is probably the best example of Apple not being concerned about cannibalising its own products," she said. The iPod wasn't the first MP3 player on the market, just like the iPhone wasn't the first smartphone - but that unique Apple design proved to be the push digital music needed to start to tempt people away from CD and cassette players - and file-sharing. In 2001 the music industry was fighting for survival against illegal file-sharing as tunes were ripped and shared on platforms faster than the record labels could issue legal threats. The launch of iTunes, and the iPod shortly afterwards, provided it with a lifeline in the form of revenue for legitimately purchased downloads. It also revived the fortunes of Apple, which was languishing in a market dominated by Windows PCs. It was introduced on stage by the late Steve Jobs at an event on 23 October 2001. "With iPod, listening to music will never be the same again," he said. And in many ways, he was right.
|
Like I said before now... liiverpool will not win any of the remaining trophies they are fighting for! |
Will the game be live on your youtube channel as well? |
this small issue nai you dey bring come online give people wey no get solution. something I help people to solve anytime it happens to their system. Just imagine I even do it for free always. Dem really say no be by shouting! |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 (of 61 pages)
!!!!
