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2. ON THE TOWN Use: .Look at thewaytheseprepositions are usedto describe location: Onfithavenue at thecornerbehindthemovietheaterbetweenthetheater and thestationacrossfromst.Paul´s

3. Remembertosaynextothechurchbutnearthebrokstore ( withoutto). .Togivedirections, use turnleft , turnright , gothree blocks, crossthestreet, you´re at thestation. It´sonyourleft/ right.

4. Example TATE Modern Tatemodernwasopened in London In 2000 in anenormousbulildingwhichusedtobe a powerstation. It has a wonderfulcollectionof paintings and sculptureswhich are arrangedthematically, includiingworksbypicassomonet, andy, warhol, and many, manyothers.. Somepeoplegojusttoseetoothebuilding, wich has beenbeautifullyconverted and is quite breathtaking in itsscale.

5. Iitalso has mavelousviews of thethames and st.Paul´scathedral, speciallyfrom de upperfloors. Themuseum has a restaurant, cafeteria, and a terraceoverlookingtheriverwhereyou can havedrinksonsummerevenings Hours: SundaytoThursday: 10 am.- 6pm Friday anSaturday: 10 am- 10 pm Admission: free

6. A municipality is an administrative entity that can comprise a single location or several, may refer to a city, town or village.The municipality is composed of a clearly defined territory by a municipality of limits (although sometimes it is not geographically continuous, can be extended beyond its limits and presenting exclaves enclaves of other municipalities) and the people who live there (legally regulated by statistical tools such as the municipal and mechanisms that grant rights such as legal domiciliation or neighborhood, which only considers neighbor resident who meets certain characteristics, origin or age, and not merely a resident).

7. The municipality is governed by a collegial body called the council, municipality, mayor or council, headed by a single member institution: the mayor (in the Old Regime in Spain had been mayor for a noble and a state level and in major cities a magistrate appointed by the king). By extension, the term is also used to refer to the municipality or city council itself. In most modern states, a municipality is the smallest administrative division has its own representative leaders, elected democratically. In some municipalities still works on Spanish medieval system of government, management and decision by assembly-called open council involvement.

8. In ancient Rome, a municipium (a Latin word originates Castilian "municipality") was a free city that is ruled by its own laws, although its inhabitants enjoyed very different legal situations, as derived their rights not because of their residence in it but for the possession of Roman citizenship, the condition of freedom or slavery, etc.In some countries the equivalent bodies to municipalities are called "communes" (for example, the French commune, the Italian comune or Swedish kommun). The term comes from the medieval commune (Italian city-states, Free Imperial City).

9. Anusually abbreviated as dynamic IP).Internet sites that by their nature need to be permanently connected, generally have a fixed IP address (commonly, fixed IP or static IP), ie not change over time. Mail servers, DNS, FTP public websites and servers must necessarily have a fixed or static IP address, since this form is allowed on the network location.IP address is a numeric label that identifies, in a logical and hierarchical, to an interface (an element of communication / connection) of a device (usually a computer) within a network using IP protocol (Internet Protocol), which corresponds the network layer of TCP / IP. This number must not be confused with the MAC address is a hexadecimal number that is assigned fixed to the card or network device by the manufacturer, while the IP address can change. This address can change 2 or 3 times a day, and this form of IP address assignment is called a dynamic IP address (

10. AdvantageReduce operating costs for Internet service providers (ISP).Reduce the amount of IP assigned (permanently) inactive.[Edit] DisadvantagesForced to rely on services that redirect to an IP host.[Edit] IP Address AssignmentDepending on the concrete implementation, the DHCP server has three methods for assigning IP addresses:manually, when the server has available a table matching MAC addresses with IP addresses, manually created by the network administrator. Only customers with a valid MAC address will receive an IP address of the server.automatically, where the DHCP server permanently assigns a free IP address, taken from a range preset by the administrator, any customer who requests one.Dynamically, the only method that allows the reuse of IP addresses. The network administrator assigns a range of IP addresses by DHCP and each client computer on the LAN communication software has its TCP / IP configured to request an IP address from the DHCP server when your network interface card starts. The process is transparent to the user and has a limited validity period.