 WiFi can therefore be caused by anything between the router and PC that contains a lot of moisture: concrete walls, plants, high humidity, other people and so on.
Another source of WLAN interference that should not be disregarded is other devices: Do you use an older Bluetooth mouse or a cell phone next to your computer? Are there many WiFi networks in the area? Try to eliminate as many radio sources as possible.
Last but not least, an often forgotten disruptive factor: WLAN repeaters. They promise more range, but for technical reasons they cut the speed of the connection in half: Each repeater effectively halves the network speed. Try it once without a repeater.
Internet still slow? Get maximum WiFi performance.
If the WiFi is still slow, you should take a look at the router settings. If you have a modern router, you should set it to "automatic" for maximum performance.
Internet still slow? Separate frequency bands.
If this does not have a positive effect, it can help to separate the WiFi frequency bands. Modern routers usually support dual band: They transmit at 2.4 and 5 gigahertz. The 2.4 GHz network goes further, the 5 GHz network is less prone to interference. If you separate these networks, you have two WLANs: one for “wide” (for example on the balcony) and one for “fast” (for example in the living room near the router).
What to do if it is not due to the WLAN?
WLAN is often, but not always, the cause of slow WLAN. If you are also traveling slowly with an Ethernet cable, a typical suspect is the DNS server of the Internet provider: Here providers like to save, which means that websites are only accessed painfully slowly despite a fast connection.
If this does not bring any improvement and the WLAN optimization should not have helped either, the problem is most likely with the provider. In this case you should contact him and tell him that the internet connection is still slow despite optimization. Perhaps your connection is simply not properly switched or there are causes for which a technician has to be called out.
Forms due back by THIS Friday 22nd August – no late orders accepted.
Morning Tea to be held on Tuesday 26th August.
Crunch and Sip starts in Week 3 this term!
The Crunch&Sip program is an easy way to help kids stay healthy and happy and it is coming to St Emilie’s as of Monday 4th August, Week 3 this term!
Crunch&Sip is essentially a whole school break at 10.00am to eat fruit or salad vegetables and drink water in the classroom. Students re-fuel with fruit or vegetables, and this assists with both physical and mental performance and concentration in the classroom.
Every day parents are asked to please make sure that children bring an extra – small piece of fruit, or a small container with cut fruit and vegetables that they can eat mid morning prior to morning tea.
Through Crunch&Sip, schools like St Emilie’s demonstrate our commitment to nutrition education both in the classroom, by making links with the curriculum and by creating a supportive whole school environment.
As parents, we are only too familiar with the rotten apple or worse the mouldy orange that hides at the bottom of the school bag waiting to be discovered at the end of term.
Many parents have been saved from this dreadful fate by the innovative Crunch&Sip program.
The Crunch&Sip break is not only a time to introduce children to fresh fruit and vegies it is also an opportunity to encourage the habit of drinking water. Research indicates that children rarely drink enough water and often forget to drink unless reminded.
Please don’t forget to pack Crunch&Sip in the school bag every day.
St Emilie’s P&F School Disco!
Come dressed up as your favourite rock star or famous person/character – celebrity, scientist, sportsperson, singer, movie star!
1.Only children enrolled at St Emilie’s may purchase tickets & attend the disco.
2.Drop off & pick up is encouraged. Students will be well supervised by staff and P&F parents.
3. Only those parents who have replied to volunteer to supervise or assist on the stalls are permitted in the hall during the discos. (There is simply not enough room for parents and children).
4. Tickets can be pre-purchased by filling in the form above. Please place form in sealed envelope with correct money, labelled “Disco”, and return by Thursday 7th August. Tickets will be sent home with the child listed on this form during the week of August 4th – 8th.
5. Tickets will also be for sale by Year 6 students outside the library during lunch times the week of August 4th – 8th. Please give this completed form to your child along with the correct money for purchasing their tickets.
6. There will be cold drinks & snack foods available for purchase from 4.30pm till 8pm. (Students can also bring a water bottle clearly marked with their name into the disco). Drinks and food are not permitted in the hall – these will need to be consumed in the lesser hall.
7. A novelty stall will be open from 4.30pm in the lesser hall meeting room area to purchase glow in the dark novelties & other fun accessories.
School Banking will now take place in the school administration building.
Banking Day and time remain the same – Mondays 8.20am to 8.40am.
Thanks to all those parents who continue to support, proactively help, maintain a sense of humour and a positive ‘glass half full’ attitude to life, to school and especially to the little hiccups along the way! You really are awesome!
P&F Lunch – Orders due back Tuesday 17th June!
A reminder that the form above is due back with money in a clearly labelled and sealed envelope by Tuesday 17th June. Late orders are unable to be accepted.
The soup and sausage in a bun lunch day is Tuesday 24th June (Week 9).
It may be child's play, but one of the fun aspects of far-fetched theories is seeing how they're defended. I was hoping the OP would come up with something interesting and creative to explain how the ancient humanoids managed to stop these geological features eroding, or forcing them to erode in the same way - just as they came up with this interesting and creative idea in the first place. Saying the ancient humanoids placed these geological formations on various planets is only half the job; it's nice to have *some* technobabble to explain how it works.Well... It seems that, cancelled rallies favor Biden. People like him less, the more they hear him talk. So using the excuse of COVID for lack of rallies is a big win for Biden. It allows the public to only be exposed to carefully curated material without any real downside. 

Of cause if things go extremely bad, the demographic of voters are in favor of Sanders, assuming it does not bad enough that Pete Buttigieg become the default DNC candidate, due to no one under the age of 9 have died from the virus (as of now)

Note: This is from perspective of someone at a safe distance with popcorn in hand. You guys make the best reality TV and it allows me to ignore the dumpster fire that it the danish governments handling of COVID-19.Frequency‐dependent and montage‐based differences in phosphene perception thresholds via transcranial alternating current stimulation

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