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So first we started to count the houses, but we soon lost count.
He said, "You know, everybody here would pretty much love to have their houses plastered and painted.
We picked three houses in the center of the community and we start here.
We figured that our ideas, our designs had to be a little bit more simple than that last project so that we could paint with more people and cover more houses at the same time.
We started looking for funding, but instead, we just ran into questions, like, how many houses are you going to paint?
We picked this spot in Vila Cruzeiro, and houses are being plastered as we speak.
And the good thing about them is that they are deciding which houses go next.
They also then set up guard houses to keep outsiders out.
Also, using a device known as a StingRay, law enforcement agents can send tracking signals inside people's houses to identify the cell phones located there.
And so you build these toilets and very often, we have to hear that the toilets are better than their houses.
And you can see that in front are the attached houses and the others are the toilets.
And in the 20th century in America, we used it to build houses.
Within 75 years, most houses' supporting beams have rotted and sagged, and the resulting collapsed heap is now home to local rodents and lizards.
One house turned into a few houses, and we always tried to suggest that not only is creating a beautiful vessel important, but the contents of what happens in those buildings is also very important.
The problem's actually a bit worse than this 'cause we're not just sending poor kids to prison, we're saddling poor kids with court fees, with probation and parole restrictions, with low-level warrants, we're asking them to live in halfway houses and on house arrest, and we're asking them to negotiate a police force that is entering poor communities of color, not for the purposes of promoting public safety, but to make arrest counts, to line city coffers.
Fifty-two times, I watched the police break down doors, chase people through houses or make an arrest of someone in their home.
I don't think I realized this was so unusual at the time, and maybe I still haven't, because I'm still designing houses.
It had a gas station, a general store, two houses at its peak.
On the left-hand side, I had the context of those little houses, and I tried to build a building that fit into that context.
If the initial responders can get in, save lives, mitigate whatever flooding danger there is, that means the other groups can get in to restore the water, the roads, the electricity, which means then the construction people, the insurance agents, all of them can get in to rebuild the houses, which then means you can restore the economy, and maybe even make it better and more resilient to the next disaster.
This begins to show us the level of animosity between even the men who work for the two Houses.
Their catch cries were, "Everything for our Southern brothers!" and, "We will not worry about our houses if the vehicles have not yet gotten through."
The next time you see a news report of a hurricane or a tropical storm showing high winds battering trees and houses, ask yourself, "How did the wind get going so fast?"
Just last month, I installed these Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse in the Thames River, in central London, right in front of the Houses of Parliament, putting a stark message about climate change in front of the people that have the power to help change things.
Maybe the moon looks bigger near the horizon because it's next to tiny trees, houses, and towers in the distance.
It soon evolved to an ensemble performance and became a regular attraction at tea houses, drawing audiences from all social classes.
So I swam under houses and businesses and bowling alleys and golf courses, and even under a Sonny's BBQ Restaurant, Pretty remarkable, and what that taught me was that everything we do on the surface of our earth will be returned to us to drink.
The police have followed the scent to a street with five identical looking houses.
But they can't search all the houses at once, and if they pick the wrong one, the thief will know they're on his trail.
He buys all of the Railroads and all of the Utilities and then proceeds to put houses and hotels on the most expensive properties - very savvy.
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