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Moreover, Wifi is not a technology for connecting to the Internet but a technology allowing the nodes in a network to interconnect « wirelessly » (= wireless), and if this network is connected to the Internet so the device can too.
Wifi Hot Spots? Service providers and telephone operators set up the wireless Internet connection, allowing their clients to connect to the Internet in their showrooms, on the street, in the restaurant, in an airport or even on a train. And there are free hot spots.
Now, what can we do on the Internet?
Now it is displayed on their laptops and their tablets that they have an internet connection. They therefore want to tackle the real use of the Internet.
Their notion of the Internet is influenced by what they see on TV: the digital device most appreciated by seniors. “How to access Facebook?”, « Show us how to use this stuff named hashtag? Yes, squarely, and so on. I responded: “take it easy, we will see all this step by step”.
In the end, my day was not as difficult as expected: seniors do not have the ease of handling « new technos » like children but they have an ability to listen actively.
Esther Dingley, 37, was seen on 22 November as she walked alone in the mountains near the Spanish and French border.
LBT Global, which supports people with family members missing overseas, said it was “aware of the discovery of what may be human remains close to the last known location of Esther Dingley”.
“We are urgently seeking clarification. The family has been informed of the discovery, and we are supporting them now,” it said in a statement posted on social media.
The charity said until further details are confirmed, there would be no statement or interviews with Ms Dingley’s family, adding developments “may take days or even weeks”.
The development followed a report in the Daily Mirror that stated Spanish police sources had said “human bones” were found on Friday near where the Durham woman disappeared.
Mr Bordinaro told The Times in February “all possible investigations” in French territory have been carried out “without any result”.
But days later, her partner Daniel Colegate, who had been hiking with Ms Dingley but was house-sitting at a French farmhouse on the day she was last seen, said the investigation was continuing.
Mr Colegate said at the time he believed Ms Dingley’s disappearance was not accidental, a thought he described as “terrifying”.
He reiterated that sentiment in a Facebook post on 17 July.
“I sincerely wish that it was possible to fully convey all of the facts that make me doubt that Esther has suffered an accident in a concise manner that could be shared here,” he said.
“However, as I have experienced frequently in the past months, until people visit the area and see the trails/terrain, it just doesn’t seem possible to provide a full understanding, no matter how much I write and share.
The couple, who have been together for almost two decades, met at Oxford University and lived in Durham before leaving in 2014 to travel around Europe in a campervan.
Building on fieldwork with Afghan traders in the former Soviet Union, this article uses the idea of diplomacy to explore the skills and capacities that are central to the traders’ self-understandings and working lives. Of central concern is the way in which the traders often identify themselves as being ‘diplomats’. The expressions of the traders’ diplomatic skills take various forms of everyday practice, as well as material form in choices of clothing and in the design of their offices. In exploring these different markers of being diplomatic in the context of the activities of a long-distance trade network, it is suggested that anthropology needs to attend not only to the possibilities of using diplomacy as an analytical device, but also as an emic category that invests the lives of particular communities with meaning and significance.
It’s not a thing. Like literally, it’s not an idea that’s been advocated for. It’s often conflated with supply side economics, which is a real thing used to help the economy during supply shocks that might cause inflation or high unemployment 

Several claims can be true without being “trickle down economics”: 

1. Certain elastic taxes can raise more revenue at lower rates (capital gains and corporate taxes in particular)

2. Business taxes are often passed onto employees and shareholders, and there’s evidence to suggest cutting these taxes are passed onto those 2 groups as well. Likewise, high business taxes stifle growth

3. Tax cuts improve economic growth. Mostly temporary growth, but certain cuts can improve long-term growthLast night we went tot he Viscera Film Festival. It’s a festival to celebrate Women filmmakers in the horror genre. Donna was in Boston this weekend, so Peter ended up being the guy on the Q&A panel. They explained it was because they co-directed it, though it was funny and Peter felt pretty awkward. In the end it was great though because he’s good with answering questions and even came up with a good one to ask another director.
Almost all the shorts were very good. Even the ones that weren’t my cup of tea were made well. I really enjoyed it. Many were really funny. The Night Caller is more of a straight up suspense film. I think it went over really well. We cant’ tell how scary it is because we made it, but feedback has been that it’s suspenseful.
Before the shorts they had a mingling period with drinks and hors d’oeuvres. We saw a few folks we knew. We got our photo taken on the ‘bloody carpet’, though a guy that worked there must have thought we were just random people off the street because he was like, “Make it fast.” Peter was one of the filmmakers and one of a few listed on the program for the Q&A. I think it’s ok if we want to get a snapshot, duder. It seemed like all the pro photographers had left already by then anyway. It was silly. We got 2 snapshots, a silly one and a regular one. Guess which is which.Because of it’s astringent, and soothing benefits, Willow Bark Extract has been used for centuries to help sooth irritated skin. Willow Bark Extract contains Salicin (salicylic acid) that has both anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects. This helps clear pores and reduce acne and irritation. Typically, the extract used in skin care products is derived from white willow bark. White willow extract is a well-known plant source of salicylic acid in turn becoming a powerful ingredient to combat acne and fine lines.
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Today’s keyword is lantern. First let’s do a fable.
There was a Jewish blind. Whenever he went out during night, he carried a lantern. His friend asked him why he carried a lantern as he could not see at all. The blind told his friend that although he couldn’t see, but others could see him.
Lanterns must be one of the very early human inventions. They are still lovely home decorations these days. Here I am showing you a very easy way to make hanging lanterns with mason jars. Check it out.The inaugural First Friday Havasu took place Friday evening on McCulloch Boulevard where local artists showcased everything from painting, photography, jewelry making, wood carving, and music.
From Querio Drive to Scott Drive with the Havasu Art Center and Jaque Meng’s Q Art Gallery as anchors, more than 10 different artists lined the downtown street to display their handmade jewelry, do-it-yourself succulent pots, painted rocks, cactus art, desert photographs, carved wood, and much more. Some artists painted and carved at their tables while two high school students played classic rock and country on their acoustic guitars and two-piece drum set.
For event organizers Nathan Adler and Aymie Spitzer, it came as a shock how well the community responded to the event.
With the success of the first First Friday Havasu, Adler, Spitzer and the other five members of their committee should have no problem establishing their goal of an art district in Havasu.
For more information on the First Friday Havasu or other art events and experiences, visit the committee’s Instagram @firstfridayhavasu or check out their site www.firstfridayhavasu.com which is currently under construction but will be up and running after the event is over.When you can’t decide between 2 or more options