A simple explanation (before anything is purchased) that the host cannot afford the expense but is willing to do the work and be host 
Entrepreneur Alert: 
Re: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-brit ... SKCN1NX0U4this technology suggests future training programs where rejection/"attack",
for any of life's challenges, is experienced and emotionally defused.
Another sad story, but a warning that internet searches and other wandering may not be so private. Her permission was requested but the continuing audit trail of her searches is potentially accessible on her phone, as well as on other related internet components, when desired by proper authorities ... and sometimes by hackers who know how to peer inside databases and "private records." 
"Scientists discover a bee with two fathers and no mother" 
Analysis: Honeybee life cycles suggest that the "two fathers" gynandromorph bee was created from sperm and egg, That's the ticket 
Humans might soon be genetically identified at birth with a QR Code*. This suggests that 12-step, faith-based programs may be appropriate if the patient "believes" Which suggests that any frequent activity that boosts the heart rate is beneficial While the mixing of cultures and societal groups - worldwide - seems spiritually beneficial, not all cultures and groups practice similar hygiene, perhaps explaining how some touchscreens might be more problematic than expected ... like those in restaurants that have bathrooms. Hearing today that Michael Jackson did not invent the Moonwalk, This black & white video gives evidence that walking on the moon 
Isn't that a picture of a pop-top can that needs no can-opener? 
"Most millennials can't find the restroom without directions." Seems to me, nobody can find the restroom in many stores In the future, with driverless cars, it might be possible to "register" your drunken ride home so that you're not responsible for the driving. And later (in the future), a personal robot will then put you to bed. 
Bad choice of the Yellow Jackets Now, anyone wearing a yellow safety jacket might be mistaken for a protester (not good when "revolution" is in the news). A "damned if you do and damned if you don't" problem for motorists needing assistance. In the future, when on sabbatical from public exposure, people will have public and private persona: However, computer databases have excellent memory - Electronic sniffers will remember your scent. Not to worry: In the future, there may be a daily pill to swallow 
"Sexbots will be 'customised to become their purchasers' perfect partners", 
Caution: "Flavanols" is the operative word - not the sugar and fat added to (or permitted in) most chocolate.
... not to mention all the good times, people, and places oft associated with those irresistible wedges (or whatever). ... (off to get more flavanol wedges) So it's true 'J' is an inverted candy cane (and so is the 'J-Shape' controversy): Some people even suspect candy canes were invented by a dentist named Jubilee