I ran into this problem today, so I figured I would share the information with you 🙂
If you need to find the wireless password and you don’t have access to the Router (I.e. you are at an extended family’s house like me :P) Here is how you go about locating that.
Worked for me; hope it helps you!!
As a lead-in to the lovely Thanksgiving holidays, here’s something I’m not thankful for–critics (yes, I get the irony). It seems like every year it gets more and more popular to criticize basically everything. Sarcasm is now becoming the default language for “cool people.”
“I hate . . . ” “I know, right!” If I hear that phrase one more time. . . Ugh!!
The world of fashion is naturally the shining example. Society was all about the Ugg boots (never really my fave–I prefer riding boots), right up until someone needed to say their piece. Suddenly, everyone else feels the need to jump on the bandwagon. Have you even thought about how rude that is?!? If you hated it that much, you should have said something before most little girls had to have a pair.
Technology, yeah that’s another HUGE area. Either you’re the idiot with an electronic that’s “ancient” or you’re the idiot who rushed right out there to “buy up the latest item when you don’t really need it.” Classic rock and hard place.
What is making me really tired is that it now extends to Holidays. I hated it clear back when everyone was ragging on Christmas. Admittedly, I probably spend way too much on a holiday that should focus on the celebration of my Lord. But I throw Him a heck of a party. You personally may have lost sight of the “Reason for the Season,” but excuse me if I partially remember God’s gift to us by giving my Aunt that beautiful statue she loves so much. Really, no one asked for you to rain on my parade.
Now it’s been extended to other holidays! Continue reading
Random photos from my trip to the Seoul’s Grand Park Zoo! Great place to take your kids 🙂 Just make sure you have run and play clothes cause the kids like to hit the fountains, play areas, etc.
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Subway Stop: Seoul Grand Park
Subway Directions: Take Line 4 to the Seoul Grand Park stop (i.e. toward Oido) and follow Exit 2.
If you look at the subway map here, it is the 7th stop after crossing the river.
ONWARD TO THE ZOO!!
When you take Exit 2, you will see a long walkway in front of you. All you have to do is go straight until you come to the big fountain and the building behind it that says zoo.
There is a little ticket booth at the big building, where you buy a shuttle ticket for 1,000 Won. Go through the gates and get on the shuttle; the zoo will be on your first stop. Check out the map below for directions.
Shuttle Yay! So Exciting 🙂 Hard to miss the big tiger at the entrance.
From there it’s all fun and games and pet-the-animals 🙂 After you enter the zoo grounds, there are red, yellow, blue, and green lines painted on the paths. Each one is a different route, and you can pick and chose which you want to follow via the maps. I ran up the Blue and Green paths, which took me past the big wild animals (Bear, Tigers, Elephants, etc.), ocean/marine animals, and a few other odds and ends. Plus I got to hit the HUGE ski lift which carried me down the mountain over the tiger/cheetah/lion exhibits and some gardens; an amazing experience. I am seriously going back there just to ride the ski lift again. I also like it cause it gives the kids something fun to do on the way down without making them walk all the way back down the mountain when they’re tired. With my undying distaste for anything snake related, I always avoid the reptiles and birds weren’t really high on my list; however that all available as well.
Did you know that items you lose/leave behind may be turned in to the State Treasury? In fact, a lot of lost property is required to be turned in. And the Treasury office might keep it for quite a while, waiting for you to claim it. On the other hand, the states do auction items off after awhile to raise money.
And we’re not just talking $1 here or there. Some items in the auctions sell for thousands of dollars. State Treasury Offices can have as much as a $Billion+ in unclaimed property that people have lost and never claimed. It can be physical property or something like an Insurance Refund (my uncle found $120+) or a Payroll (cousin had $28) or other such things. Each state has a search engine where you look up your name (or a deceased family members name when searching for the estate). If you don’t find anything there, make sure you try calling the State Treasurer’s office too. Not every state published everything in their possession–some take things down over time or don’t post big items, etc. Then usually you just have to file your claim. Check it out! Great places to start are MissingMoney and NAUPA; they’re working with a bunch of states at once.
Most people have forgotten about it, if they ever even knew in the first place. They called it Operation Kindertransport–the mission that to save endangered children. At the time it began, Hitler already ruled Germany and Austria; the holocaust was in its beginning stages. Then Kristallnacht (the Night of Broken Glass) saw Nazi forces implementing a series of programs against Jewish families resulting in the death of 91 and the arrest and assignment to concentration camps for 30,000 others. Suddenly, those watching knew that things were about to get a lot worse.
Five days later, several concerned Jewish and Quaker UK citizens went to the British government asking for help in a rescue mission they were planning to help children most at risk. The original idea was to collect children or teens in danger of arrest, orphans, and children whose parents were imprisoned. The UK would then house and Continue reading
Many of you know that I am a Liberty University graduate, and a proud one at that. After reading the articles and the comments coming out, I wanted to say a couple things.
TO THE FAMILIES OF THE VICTIMS:
We like to quote Bible verses and pithy sayings at moments like these, but none of that really meets this kind of situation. Except one: “Jesus Wept.” After what happened today, our hearts are breaking for both of you. Liberty is supposed to be a safe place, a home where people are blessed indeed. Nothing like this is ever supposed to happen. There are no explanations we can offer, no excuses, no reasons. This incident is all the more horrific for that, and I have no idea how to even begin to express the strength of our sorrow for you. Just know that our thoughts and prayers go with you. I know this school; I know these students. They are good people, and they are thinking of and supporting you, even if you can’t see them. I know that they are all praying (many on their knees) for you and for your loss. As parts of the Liberty family, they are extended members of our personal families, and we grieve with you.
TO THE LIBERTY STUDENTS:
First, remember that this isn’t the time to take sides or to start spouting Continue reading
“She was free in her wildness. She was a wanderess, a drop of free water. She belonged to no man and to no city” ~ Roman Payne
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