“Distracted from distraction by distraction”-T.S. Eliot

The dawn of the 21st century saw mankind being irrevocably shaken up by the web, technology’s most dazzling achievement, the network of networks that has become a household name and changed our online lives forever.

However, the Internet’s continuous advancement with leaps of epic proportions makes it so, that the system does at times become perplexed in jargon, and occasionally confuses the untrained computer user. Together with a "navigator", you need to keep your mindset, knowledge and computer skills constantly updated to be able to take fool advantage of this remarkable tool. This concise guide aspires to define what is what, and walk you through the steps that will make the Internet best work for you. 

Step 1- Select your weapon(s)

It all starts with the right hardware. You can get easy access to the net through four devices, namely a desktop computer, a portable computer (usually called a laptop or notebook), a mobile computer (tablet), and a smart mobile phone. It is essential that the specifications and properties of your machines cover your current needs, while it is good to have some potential for upgrading. Discuss this with your trusted dealer, and don’t pay money for functions you don’t need.  Normally $1,000 should be more than enough for the whole package.

There are many reasons to hop on a plane and travel the world. You might do a little exploring just for fun, you might be offered a job in another country, or you may choose to study abroad. Still others take off for a better life while leaving family and friends behind.

No matter why you’ve left Nicaragua, it is important that you send your family these things.

Money

The most popular thing to send to family back home is money. It is a must if you’ve traveled to another country, like the United States, to make money for the sole purpose of supporting your family.

It’s also possible that you’re a student who wants to send a monetary gift back home for a special occasion. No matter what the reason, you can bet your loved ones back home will appreciate it.

Going on road and camping trips in an RV is fun, and if you’re someone who likes to go RV traveling a lot, learning about hacks to make RV traveling easier will make it even more fun.

Here are the top five RV travel hacks:

Hack #1 – Use Sage To Repel Mosquitoes 

Mosquitoes are incredibly annoying, not to mention they can cause swelling if they do indeed bite your skin. It’s just one reason why mosquito repellent is a necessary item for any RV trip. 

But do you want to know a trick to keep the mosquitoes completely away from your camp that doesn’t involve spraying yourself from head to toe with the store bought mosquito repellant?

All you need to do is take a few branches of sage and then throw them into your campfire. Mosquitoes really do not like the smell of sage at all, and it will keep them at bay.