Dismaland - the ultimate new destination for street art lovers

   Who is Banksy and what does he breathe? Well, he is a famous graffiti artist , known by his Banksy pseudonymous. He breathes art and amazing designs. He is literally the synonym of street artist because nowadays the word Banksy is used worldwide to denote talented art creators that imprint their creative designs on the grey city walls.

    He served as an inspiration even for the well known community of artists Photolamus who took their art farther by turning it into a mobile app and website that can transform anyone's picture into a caricature street art kind of style.

       Coming back to Dismaland, the new Banksy's Art Exhibition has open and it will be available for five weeks at Westons's Tropicana. The park had Disneyland as an inspiration and it contains a mix of pop art, street art and some exquisite pieces in an apocalyptic theme. It is truly one of a kind collection of bemusement arts.

Photo by Christopher Jobson for Colossal

Here it is the Dismaland legend that offers you a snick peek of what can this park offer you.

         So what can we find inside, It has been told that the collection contains bizarre strange art works of more than 50 artists around the world, like Damien Hirst, Bill Barminski, Caitlin Cherry, Polly Morgan, Josh Keyes, Mike Ross, David Shrigley, Bäst, and Espo. The expo also shows 10 Banksy's art works. Isn't this fantastic?

     The final conclusion is that the place is one of a kind and it brings so much colors and innovation in the idea of mass entertainment. 

Photo by Christopher Jobson for Colossal

GCSE statistics say: more students taking grades between C and A, and less with grades between A and A*. Are we getting fool?

       It is that time of the year when students hold their breathe to open the magic envelopes and find out the results for their GCSE tests. This exact moment is both important for the student and for the country, as the statistics show what the new generation is capable of and whether we advance or we degrade.  Students should make their conclusions and take the decision for a big lifetime.

      According to the Guardian's  and Telegraph latest update on GCSE results things aren't going so pretty. Statistics show a decrease in the percentage of high grades in the last 4 years. In 2012, the percentage of those who got  A* was 7.3 and it dropped down to 6.6 % in 2015. Fortunately or no, the percentage of students who took a grade between C and A increased. Does this mean that students are getting weaker and the term of being "average" is spreading even more?

Another point to mention is the decrease of student number taking foreign language GCSE test. It is truly alarming as we all know that nowadays living in a cosmopolitan globalized world is practically impossible without having knowledge of foreign languages. English may be not enough in the big labor market competition.

     More and more students are doing computing narrowing the arts. I find it to be something normal as a consequence of digital development.  

     So the main question remaining to be open is: where will this new generation take us? To a new computer era where there's no need to communicate and learn foreign languages?

WhatsApp web is available for iPhone users

       In the Middle East, WhatsAPP is the number one messaging mobile app used for communication, and not only. Many people are using this unique service not only for chatting with family and friends but also for business purposes. I guess we are all familiar with those SM accounts, more likely on Instagram that are selling something and are using WhatsApp as a way of connection between seller and customer.

           Almost everybody knows what is WhatsApp mobile application about and how to use it so I think that it is not necessarily to explain. In case if you are that rare person on this planet that has a smartphone but doesn't have WhatsApp mobile app, don't get sad my friend...this link right here is for you WhatsApp on Android WhatsApp iOS.

            Then what is all the thing about WhatsApp web? Basically this is giving you the possibility to access everything that gives you this mobile application through your browser, so not only on your phone but also on your computer. Isn't this great? The messages you send and receive are completely synced between your computer and your phone and you can see them on both devices. WhatsApp web doesn't mean a new account. You are accessing the same account that you are using on your phone, but this time from the browser on your computer.

          In order to get stated to use it you must pair your phone and computer. Just follow these easy steps and you are all set up:

- enter on web.whatsapp.com on your computer;

- open WhatsApp on your phone then go to Menu>WhatsApp web

- scan the QR code on your computer.

You can read more details here http://www.whatsapp.com/faq/en/web/28080003

         And voila! Now you can easily use WhatsApp web on both, your mobile phone and computer.

      Until yesterday, WhatsApp web was available only for :  Android, Windows Phone 8.0 and 8.1, Nokia S60, Nokia S40 Single SIM EVO, Blackberry 10 and BB10.

Due to "Apple platform limitations" WhatsApp web wasn't available for iOS, but things have changed. All the iPhone users can now cheer and laugh as this service is no longer unavailable for them. Yes it's official. WhatsApp web is not available for iOS.