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Physical therapies can be done, not only in the orthopedic center, but also in the houses of the people.
Another aspect is where the twisted concept of honor is linked to women and their bodies; where men are allowed to disrespect women and even kill them sometimes in the name of so-called "family honor"; where women are left to die right outside their houses for speaking to a man on a mobile phone, in the name of "family honor."
If you think about people and mortgages and buying houses and then not being able to pay for it, we need to think about that.
You don't have to be an engineer to make beautiful houses, beautiful bridges, beautiful buildings.
And it was a mirror image because in the real world, we always look down on plans, plans of houses, or streets, or maps.
Another example, this was completely packed with houses, and then we built this, what we call, a knowledge square.
Or the houses, you'd come out, because every game, well, I think almost every game, went into overtime, right?
In New York City, in 2018, we have a floating prison barge that sits out there and houses primarily black and brown men who cannot pay their bail.
And in fact, he painted four versions of this painting, different boys building houses of cards, all concentrated.
When these villagers claimed their freedom, the slaveholders burned down all of their houses.
So they learn the layout of the houses, the escape routes and the local security measures that are in place.
CO: Yeah, but we don't even know what houses are accepting help.
For the performance, the audience walked around the neighborhood from house to house, and the residents, who were the performers, they came out of their houses, and they performed these autobiographical dances on their lawns, on their driveways.
Obviously the Church weren't very happy about this, and they tried to suppress it, but what they hadn't counted on was technology, and then they had the printing press, which suddenly enabled these ideas to spread cheaply, far and fast, and people would come together in coffee houses, discuss the ideas, plot revolution.
Our coffee houses are social networks.
I mean, I don't know about you, but I want to see a lot of houses before I put that much money into it.
And what it basically implies is that, in houses now, we don't need drapes or shutters or blinds anymore because we can sheath the building with these things, as well as control the amount of air conditioning you need inside that building.
It's got to get into people's houses, into the bedrooms, into the kitchens.
We have blended families, adopted families, we have nuclear families living in separate houses and divorced families living in the same house.
The objects we use, the clothes we wear, the houses we live in, all have a profound impact on our behavior, health and quality of life.
And it is true that NSA has the major access, better resources, the best tools, but they don't need any of that to spy on us, because we have everything there; we live in glass houses.
We have to put curtains in our houses; we can't expect that somebody will do it for us.
We've been looking specifically at the kinds of digital platforms that have enabled us to take our possessions, those things that used to be very restricted to us and to our friends in our houses, and to make them available to people we don't know.
I want you all to select one of the houses of the 25 houses you see on the screen.
Those ticks and crosses represent the 7,800 houses we've looked at nationally around Australia, the same proportion.
Ten percent of those same 7,800 houses had safe electrical systems.
And 58 percent of those houses had a working toilet.
By the evening of the first day, a few houses in that community are better than when we started in the morning.
That work continues for six to 12 months, until all the houses are improved and we've spent our budget of 7,500 dollars total per house.
We can get showers up to 86 percent working, we can get electrical systems up to 77 percent working and we can get 90 percent of toilets working in those 7,500 houses.
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