...CRIMES AGAINST THE FUNDAMENTAL LAWS OF THE STATE R.A. 9372. AN ACT TO SECURE THE STATE AND PROTECT OUR PEOPLE FROM TERRORISM (THE HUMAN SECURITY ACT OF 2007) 1. It created the crime known as terrorism and declared it to be “a crime against the Filipino people, against humanity, and against the law of nations”. II. Defines the crime of terrorism to be the commission of “any of the crimes of: A. Under the Revised Penal Code. i. Piracy in general and Mutiny in the High Seas or in the Philippine Waters ii. Rebellion iii. Coup d’état iv. Murder v. Kidnapping and Serious Illegal Detention B. Under Special Laws i. Arson under P.D. 1613 ii. Violation of R.A. 6969 (Toxic Substance ad Nuclear Waste Control) iii. R.A. 5207 ( Atomic Energy Regulatory and Liability Act of 1968) iv. Hijacking v. Piracy in Phil. Waters and Highway Robbery vi. P.D. 1866 ( Possession and Manufacture of Firearms/explosives) thereby sowing and creating a condition of widespread and extraordinary fear and panic among the populace, in order to coerce the government to give in to an unlawful demand” III. Requirements for Terrorism A. The accused (maybe a single individual or a group) must commit any of the enumerated crimes B. There results a condition of widespread and extraordinary fear and panic among the populace i. The extent and degree of fear and panic, including the number of people affected in order to meet the term “populace”, are questions of facts...
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...The character Dr. Gregory House, played by Hugh Laurie, can be seen as the problem child in a dysfunctional family role. House has a rigid yet sarcastic personality that is consistent throughout the third season. Additionally, the characters personality is somewhat untrustworthy when it comes to personal life matters, and when a change seems to be made in his character there is usually and unknown benefit house is receiving from it. The problem or rebellious child characteristics can be seen in his showing up, unannounced, to his bosses home, snooping in Wilson’s supposed girlfriend’s locker, and breaking into Cuddy’s office to get painkillers. He shows no boundaries when it comes to his team, Wilson, or Cuddy. House’s relationship with...
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...I HAVE FOR SALE A MEDIUM DOG HOUSE IN GOOD CONDITION DON'T HAVE A USE FOR IT SO IT NEEDS TO GO SERIOUS INQUIRES PLEASE CAN CALL 919-338-1082 ANY TIME TILL 9 PM $60 CASH LOOKS WILL HOUSE SMALL TO MEDIUM DOG THIS IS VERY EASY HOUSE TO CLEAN AND I HAVE A LARGE HOUSE SAME STYLE FOR $100 selling dog house text 9192953527 DOG HOUSE Cash price $45.00 If you are interested e-mail your PHONE NUMBER in the subject line of the e-mail or i will not respond. I don't answer email so send a phone number. "Better Gitch Ya One" Date: 2012-03-04, 3:32PM EST Reply to: tqs78-2884404519@sale.craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This large dog house has rarely been used, was recently painted and is in great shape. Wood plank & metal roof. Heavy. Very clean. $65 obo -- need gone ASAP. Cash, buyer to pick up in Morrisville. 58 inches front to back length of roof, 38 inches wide and high. • Location: Morrisville, NC •it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests tqs78-2884404519@sale.craigslist.org We have an XL Plastic dog house for sale; was purchased for a 80lb lab and never used. Asking $40. Please email or call w/ interest: 440.415.6639 wx9fh-2878540459@sale.craigslist.org Top Paw Brand Dog House. Unused, sat outside for a couple of years with no dog usage and has been stored in our spare bedroom for several years. Like-New condition. Super...
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...deduction from the monthly rent will be made for each additional hour of time waiting. An answering machine will take the calls and record the time of the call if the maintenance person is busy. Past experience at other complexes has shown that during the week when most occupants are at school, there is little difficulty in meeting the one hour guarantee. However, it is observed that weekends have been particularly troublesome during the summer months. A study of the number of calls to the office on weekends concerning air conditioning and plumbing problems has resulted in the following distribution: The time required to complete a service call varies according to the difficulty of the problem. Parts needed for most repairs are kept in a storage room at the complex. However, for certain types of unusual problems, a trip to a local supply house is necessary. If a part is available on site, the maintenance person finishes one job before checking on the next complaint. If the part is not available on site and any other calls have been received, the maintenance person will stop by the other apartment(s) before going to the supply house. It takes approximately one hour to drive to the supply house, pick up a part, and return to the apartment complex. Past records indicate that, on approximately 10% of all calls, a trip must be made to the supply house. The time required to resolve a problem if the part...
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...the time he was on the island and how he used to dream about 15 being in Canada, of starting an entirely new life. He remembered those dreams clearly now; remembered too thinking of marrying some sweet island-woman with whom he’d share his life, of having children and later buying a house. Maybe someday he’d even own 20 a cottage on the edge of the city. He wasn’t too sure where one built a cottage, but there had to be a cottage. He’d then be in the middle class; life would be different from the hand-to-mouth existence he was used to. 25 His heels pressed into the asphalt, walking on. And slowly he began to sense a revulsion for everything around him. Maybe he was really happy on the island —more than he realised. Once more he thought about a job; if he didn’t find one soon he might starve. But 30 as the reality of this dawned on him he began laughing. No! No one starved in Canada; that only happened in such places as India or Africa. But definitely not Canada! A growling in his stomach reminded him of reality. A slight panic. Max stepped 35 quickly, walking, looking around, feeling like a fugitive. He decided to return home to his room in the ramshackle rooming house. There for a while he’d find solace. He always did, staring...
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...Emmanuel Avila 9/14/14 Per. 2 Childhood Narrative It was a cold winter day in New Mexico 2008. It was snowing and I can feel the snow getting into my shoes and melting. It made my feet a wrinkly after I took my shoes off. We were visiting a family friend and they had a big back yard. While everyone was inside I went to the backyard to play. Then I met this kid… I forgot his name but, lets just call him devil child. I don’t what in God’s name was wrong with this child but he had the worst attitude, and temper. I don’t remember what I did to devil kid but he was mad hell. I was sitting on a old dog house that looked like it was going to break any moment. It smelled like crap and it gave me a splinter when I touched it. But I still sat on it. Back to the devil child he was mad as hell. He got so mad until the point when he threw the closest thing he could find at me. At first I thought it was a stick but while it was in the air, coming at me that’s when I realized it wasn’t a stick. It was a full-length fixed blade knife. I can still remember that knife like the back of my hand. It had a polished wooden handle with a stainless steel, razor sharp, blade. It struck me on my bottom left lip. The blade sliced my lip leaving it hanging. I fell off the doghouse but it felt like falling of a cliff. I landed hard on the soft white snow. My mum took me to the hospital where I got six stiches on my lip. I fucking hate that kid still to this...
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...“Houses: The Visual Reflection of the Family” During our previous discussion in class, we understood how much influence and control cultures have over the form and spacing of different structures. In fact, in his book “Socio-cultural Factors and House Form”, Amos Rapoport even stated that, “…house form is not simply the result of physical forces or any single causal factor, but is the consequence of a whole range of socio-cultural factors seen in their broadest terms…”, and he adds, “I will call the socio-cultural forces primary and others (climate) secondary or modifying.” This means that when it comes to convenience versus beliefs or traditions, the latter would almost always be chosen over the former. When it comes to culture, the most primary and influential of these practices are those that are experienced everyday, at our own home. It is the culture practiced within the family, called the family culture. A family’s culture may be almost identical to those of society’s, but a family still make themselves unique from the all the rest by having their own set of values, traditions, practices, and of course means of enjoying life. And because of this, families tend to need their own shelters or homes; somewhere they could keep their culture intact and live life the way they want to. Houses are the visual reflection of the family. A family’s home is something that is directly being used by all the members of the family in it everyday; this means that the house may...
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...APPRAISER I TEST - SAMPLE MATH QUESTIONS (08-16-91) (Answers appear on page 7) 1. What is the yield on an investment of $15,000 for 3 years at 9%? 2. How much would you need to invest in order to earn $6,000 in 6 months at a rate of 12%? 3. Escrow is to close on February 1st. Taxes for the year were $2,400. The seller paid the first installment. How much money is due from the seller? From the buyer? 4. I want $80,000 net to me on the sale of my house. If total selling costs run 9%, what should I ask as a selling price in order to produce my net figure? 5. Escrow is due to close on April 14th. Rents are to be prorated. Total rental income for the month is $560.00. How much belongs to the seller? How much to the buyer? (Assume all months have 30 days, all years to have 360 days. The day of closing belongs to the buyer.) 6. How much can I afford to pay for an apartment house if it produces a net income of $6,800 annually and a market survey indicates I should earn 9.5% on my money? 7. A salesperson sells 2-3/4 sections of land to a subdivider for $50.00 per acre. What is the commission if the salesperson receives 60^ of a 5% commission? (Reminder: 1 section = 640 acres.) 8. A property sells for $21,250. You as the listing salesperson are to receive 12-1/2% of the total 7% commission collected on the sale. What amount will you receive? 9. A real estate broker, at closing, deducted a commission of 6%,...
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...as he investigates each tenement in order to find some kind of solution. The miserable surroundings Riis discusses throughout the length of his entire document focus on the tenement. The tenement is a building, which due to the immigration boom was modified by its landlord to create as many rooms as possible, therefore sacrificing the human necessities of air and light. Riis says, “Large rooms were partitioned into several smaller ones, without regard to light or ventilation.”(Pg. 69) These rooms were too small to house one family and too dark and stagnant too live in, yet it was common to have as many as three or four families in one “apartment”! Tenements are the pit of filth, hot, dank and disease ridden. It was very common for a whole building to be wiped out by a disease such as cholera. The tenants were so cramped that many babies died of “foul air”, the cause of which was no ventilation. Deaths due to the poor condition of the tenement houses were so great the first year...
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...Apartment Buyer: Good Morning. May I speak to Mr Sudarmo? Buyer: Selamat Pagi. Boleh saya bicara dengan Pak Sudarmo? Real Estate Agent: Yes this is Mr Sudarmo. Are you looking to buy a house Mrs? Ini adalah Pak Sudarmo. Apakah Anda ingin membeli rumah Bu…? Buyer: Bu Simpson and yes I would like to but a house. What do you have on the market now? Bu Simpson dan benar, saya mau membeli rumah. Ada rumah seperti apa yang sedang dijual sekarang? Real Estate Agent: Well, first tell me the price range you are looking at. Pertama-tama, harga rumah yang sedang Anda cari sekitar berapa? Buyer: Anything between 20 to 25 million. Sekitar dua puluh sampai dua puluh lima juta. Real Estate Agent: Excellent! We have a lot of houses on offer in that price range. What type of house are you looking for? Baiklah! Saya bisa menawarkan banyak stok rumah sekitar harga yang Ibu katakan. Apa jenis rumah yang ingin Anda beli? Buyer: I would like to buy an apartment. I am currently a university student and I need a standard apartment close to the University. Saya ingin membeli apartemen. Saat ini, saya belajar di Universitas di Sydney jadi saya butuh apartemen yang berada di dekat Universitas. Real Estate Agent: Okay, and describe what this apartment would look like. Karena Anda tinggal sendiri, jadi Anda mencari yang 1 kamar, betul? Buyer: Well I only need one bedroom, one bathroom, and a small kitchen. But it must be close to the University or close to transport...
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...Cuddy orders House to make a final decision on which two candidates he's going to hire permanently. She says that if he doesn't make a decision, she'll reduce his salary to pay the two too many of them, but he appeared to not care, so she tells him she'll also move his parking space far away to the E lot, and it works. House visits Cameron in the emergency room to try to find a new case to help him make his decision and finds an uncooperative punk rock musician with a multitude of health problems. Although most of the candidates (particularly Amber) argue that the patient's woes are due to his high-risk lifestyle and drug abuse, House orders them to look into his symptoms, while scoring each doctor on a points basis in order to decide whom to include on his team. A few months previously, Wilson had told one of his patients that the patient was going to die. However, he later finds a flaw in his diagnosis and that the patient is fine. When he tells the patient, instead of being happy, the patient complains that he was planning to sell his house and now that he's going to live, he'll have to cancel the sale and won't be able to afford to pay the real estate broker. Wilson tries to compensate the patient from his own checkbook but the man decides to sue Wilson for even more money because his potential death let him live in the present, which brought him happiness. Wilson correctly deduces that House is the one who counseled the patient to sue Wilson. House tells Cuddy that he wants...
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... Street Youth Briefing Note Part 2 | Selina Henry 0852490Shara StoneJUST3120: Community Building PracticesDue Date: 1 /02/15 | Options Option 1: Kennedy House Youth Shelter Services * Directed to the website when asked for the mission of Kennedy House Youth Shelter; “To enable youth to grow as individuals to contribute as members of the community. This is achieved in our residential and community based programs by providing customized support and building trusting relationships” (Kennedy House Youth Services, 2009). * Main target is homeless youth between the ages of 16-25 one day less a day; they can come in daily from their 16th birthday and stay up until their 25th birthday (Rosenthal, 2015). * This service is self-directed according to Rosenthal (2015) residents have the option to choose whether they come to the shelter unless there is a ban. This service uses a harm reduction approach; staff consider client-staff relationship a key factor when working with youth. * According to James Rosenthal community is seen as an active partnership with immediate community members (Rosenthal, 2015). Kennedy House works towards addressing programs in the community with a zero tolerance for youth who break the policies of the agency. * When speaking with Rosenthal he explained that Kennedy House has a strong relationship with other existing community agency friends such as ACE, public health, and Toronto Community Housing. * The few disadvantages of this...
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...zimba was living with his brother at his father house one dy when his parents were aeay he decided to have a party with his buddy lino .so thett night they went out spend some money took out the car n emptied the alcohol caabinet . when he woke up the next morning at his hous evereything was gone his father 3 ars and the house was a mess futhermore buddy was nowhere to be found . zimba father s came back shottly later and a big argument ensued which resulted in him and his brother getting kicked out . when zimba and his rother left the house he decided to go to lino house to find out what happeed .once theu got there lino said he disnt know that he got drunk or drugged but was in no way responsible and tat he was a victim too in this whole ordeal .they decided to find some kind of way to retrieve the property that was taken so they all got into manu s car who zimba brother with lino and find out .along the way zimba got upset at lino blaming the whole ordeal on him n proceeded aat hitting him up repeatedly it was a very tense ride . zimba finally decided to go talk to his older brothers yves and michelle who didn leave to far from their locations as they got there .yves and michelle were entertaining two womens zimba proceeded to tell them the story and as that was going on michel gf received a call from there father rlaying to him what had happened yves got mad and out of nowhere satrted beating on lino who ran out the house .after yves came back zimba his brother and the girls...
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...A Professional Practice Architecture is the professional practice of building design engaging with social, political, economical and environmental issues. This practice goes beyond design and construction, although, that is the ultimate goal. These designs have the ability to create impacts on people within a large range of scales; these vary from large to small scales, such as, a single-family home to a large urban development. Each of these forms could potentially create a positive or negative impact within these areas. A positive impact would include a hospital in an area of need, a renovation of an old fire department or strategically placed new housing developments. On the contrary, a negative impact could be a large skyscraper in a midrise development or a gas station in a neighborhood. The professional practice of architecture has always been appealing to me; I want to create positive impacts on communities and individual lives and for people to enjoy where they live, directly and indirectly. This goes beyond their four walls, it extends into their neighbors’ property; how do these two structures share space? This question leads to the impact on both of the families in these homes. Furthermore, does the renovation of an old fire department create an impact on the one single person? Maybe; but probably not. A renovation of such would create impact on a community, if the response team were able to get their gear and leave that station quicker, it would ...
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...Paul Fisher and his family move to Tangerine, Florida, because of a new job, great football opportunities, and soccer teams in need of goalies, but they didn’t know of everything else Tangerine had in store for them. Paul and his mom drive from Houston to their new home in Tangerine. When Paul wakes up in his new house he smells smoke. Mrs. Fisher and Paul call the fire department. The fireman, Wade, explains that the smoke is coming from a muck fire behind their house. When the lignite under the ground gets struck by lightning it starts a fire that can never burn out. Paul and his mom go to Lake Windsor Middle School. Mrs. Fisher informs the principal, Mrs. Gates, about his IEP immediately, which can interfere with Paul’s schooling. Mrs. Fisher is frustrated about how the school is run,...
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