Wi-Fi haters tell Boris to get on his bike…

Earlier this week, the news broke that Virgin Media is to roll out free Wi-Fi on the London underground in time for the Olympics (for 80 stations, with a further expansion to 120 by the end of the year).

Mind you, it'll only be free to the general public until the Olympics is over (though Virgin broadband and mobile subscribers will continue to get free access).

At any rate, an argument now seems to be flaring up over whether any Wi-Fi, free or not, is a desirable thing to have on the tube. PC Advisor cited a survey conducted by My Voucher Codes which indicated that the majority of Londoners didn't want Wi-Fi at underground stations full-stop.

Some 950 denizens of the capital city were asked whether they were in favour of the underground Wi-Fi plans, and 55% said no.

Mark Pearson, chairman of My Voucher Codes, commented: "It's quite surprising to see the number of people who are against the introduction of Wi-Fi on the underground. I would've thought, particularly with the advances in the world of technology, that people would be happy to see the availability of the internet on the tube; making internet access more readily available in all aspects of everyday life."

So why aren't people keen on the scheme? Privacy is a big concern, with fears of security and passwords getting snooped. People cited theft as a worry, too, with the increase in usage of expensive gadgets on the tube.

However, there's a simple solution if you're worried about passwords, theft, or other issues - don't use your laptop or smartphone on the underground. The presence of Wi-Fi doesn't make it compulsory, as far as we're aware." "

1. I think it's unlikely that people in Venezuela start hating Wi-Fi.
2. I think there's a good chance of Wi-Fi expansion on London for the Olympics
3. For the moments I doubt that in Venezuela could be underground Wi-Fi
4. I bet that there's a secret reason why people hate underground Wi-Fi on London.

Families

This post is about the different tipes of families that exist.

There are, different types of families.

There is the traditional family where the dad works and the mom stays in home taking care of the children and the house.

There are families with working parents, where mom and dad go to work and the children stay in home with someone who take care of them, usually an aunt or a grandmother.

There are families with divorced parents, where usually both parents take care of the children, but they don't live together. There are also single mothers and single parents that raise up their children by themselves.

There are the gay families. In them, the children has two moms or two dads. It is not much so popular in our countries, but they exist in another cultures.

My family is not a traditional one. I have working parents. They both have a job, but my mom takes care of home too.

Banesco robbery

Michael planned a bank robbery because he was broken and he needed some money. So he walked into the bank, and he said: "Give me the money or I'll start killing people".

Everybody there inside gave him some money and he ran away from the crime    scene. 

Suddenly a police officer appeared in front of him and said: "Stop right there thief". Michael stopped and the police officer arrested him.

The police officer took the thief to the police station to question him. Michael had an alibi but the officer didn't believe anything of what he said, until Michael told the truth and confesses everything. Now Michael has to wait to be judged by a court.