Comes with 55 cats, a small house, and a little $$.
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She's got a small house on a way bigger lot.
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"(It) is very good, it's a small house, very peaceful".
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Start getting the small house together at The Manor 6.
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In 2000, Richard bought a small house in Staten Island.
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Pickens grew up in a small house in Holdenville, Oklahoma.
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In recent years, her parents saved enough for a small house.
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From the outside, however, it looked like, well, a very small house.
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They walk around the small house, and then bump into the bed.
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I lived in a small house the village over in Santa Teresa.
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They had bought a small house in Minneapolis before they had children.
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Five months later, Kenny bought a small house in Fresh Meadows, Queens.
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"I have a really small house in Burbank, very nondescript," she said.
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At issue is what is known, ironically enough, as the "small-house policy".
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She took him to a small house in a rough part of town.
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Mr. dos Santos now lives in a small house near the hospital's ruins.
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Once complete, they're the size of a small house and weigh about 27075,214 pounds.
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"You can spend around $18983,000 for a small house that needs work," she said.
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The second claims to show Elabi blowing up what looks like a small house.
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" Pell said, "He can't fit them at his small house that he just bought!
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The first cousins played the fiddle and the banjo, respectively, for small house parties.
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Down the path is a small house he used as a school for peasants' children.
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Under the small house policy, rights to build more than 42,000 houses have been granted.
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In a small house near the Negombo church, Chandrani Fernando sat by an open window.
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Joe Biden and his wife are looking for a small house in the same neighborhood.
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Photo: Jennings Brown for GizmodoI met Alexander a few times in his small house in Dallas.
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He agrees that the small-house policy is contentious, but only because "people have sour grapes".
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They have adopted what&aposs called small house movements where they live in campers, or RVs.
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If I lived alone, that would be one thing, but we live in a small house.
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Well, I'm a little limited on shelf space at the house — we have a small house!
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She rented a small house in Chuka and set up a market stall where she sells vegetables.
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Kidwell's small house in Shawnee, Kansas, smelled strongly of bleach, according to a police affidavit released Monday.
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Captain Spirit stars a young boy named Chris who lives in a small house with his dad.
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And in another ring clowns would be putting out a fire in the small house they circled.
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The store is known for watches that will set you back the price of a small house.
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On Monday, he moved everyone to his sisters' small house, joining nine other people and two dogs.
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Integral to my small house design was ensuring a light-filled, efficient space for my art practice.
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His parents had a small house with a garden: sunflowers, pink and red roses, a watermelon plant.
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It was a small house and, now that Dad had "gone to the home," radiant with silence.
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He lived in a small house, a several-hour walk from the village on his clan's ancestral land.
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Students may find themselves sharing a small house with 10 other people because of a chronic housing shortage.
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He also has replicas of the Eiffel Tower, Golden Gate Bridge, a soccer stadium, truck and small house.
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Then, we chose a small house with a simple layout that would be easy to manage as landlords.
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It's good they let Nala go into the small house, now they can watch each other from the window.
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Schmegelsky grew up with his grandmother in a small house off a busy highway across from a trailer park.
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That would mean losing her small house, with the yard she sees as a safe haven for her children.
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About a half-dozen volunteers at a time staff the hotline, in a small house down a nondescript alley.
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He stocked produce at a grocery store, and felt proud of the small house and motorcycle it afforded him.
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Those structures include two small barns, a large barn, a small house, the main house, and a garage/workshop.
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Two weeks later, he admits, anxiety set in when 80 boxes arrived and flooded his small house in Atlanta.
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Right next door, fire also razed the small house where Summit Inn manager Michelle Keeney lived with her husband, Scott.
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They were staying with her brother and eleven other people in a small house with no electricity or running water.
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Most recently, he lived in a small house on a cul-de-sac in a working-class, mostly white neighborhood.
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According to Atlas Obscura, the landowner was offended by the small offer and decided to build a small house instead.
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We just managed to rent a small house on the white side of our de facto segregated New Jersey suburb.
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The couple raised seven children, five boys and two girls, in a small house across Florida Street from Hunt Park.
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They lived in a small house, his parents in one bedroom and he and his three sisters in the other.
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A small house uses 100 tiles, a tiny house uses 64 tiles, and a micro house uses only 32 tiles.
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They were planning to have a baby, so they considered hunting for a small house in the New York suburbs.
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I did most of my River testing from the beach where I own a small house with limited access to power.
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I'm thinking of building a small house in those hills over there and living far away from it all in peace.
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The Americans and Afghans hustled into the compound, cleared out a small house, and set up a perimeter around the yard.
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"We are 17 people crowded in one small house, like many people in the southern district," Sayed Mahmood told the newspaper.
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Every two weeks, he took a few days off in the nearby town of Tucumã, where he had a small house.
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For example, they could be used to build the walls of a small house "in a day or so," Musk tweeted.
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William Barber's help -- took shelter inside the School for Conversion, a small house on the grounds of a Durham Baptist church.
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Mia Warren and her 15-year-old daughter, Pearl, have also disappeared, vacating the small house they rented from the Richardsons.
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The property includes six structures: two small barns, a large barn, a small house, the main house, and a garage/workshop.
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This year, the couple plans on rebuilding the two small barns, fixing up the big barn, and renovating the small house.
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He's so average that a Golden Retriever, a go-to Americana symbol, walks outside his small house at the episode's opening.
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"We're all down about the price of a small house," said Jason Les, chatting with onlookers about the score while he played.
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One British wartime survey found that 49% wanted to live in a small house with a garden; only 5% wanted a flat.
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It was Ali who in 2014 lured Khatallah to a small house in Benghazi where US forces were waiting to capture him.
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In a small house with an outdoor privy, Margaret shared a bed with her sister in an alcove of her parents' bedroom.
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For some reason, February 14 has come to equate with giant teddy bears and flower bouquets the size of a small house.
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According to Animal Diversity, crowned lemurs are typically the size of a small house cat, with a body length of 34 cm.
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Yes, she came from the Bronx, and lived in a very small house in a neighborhood where many were much wealthier. pic.twitter.
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They built a small house, a pen for their sheep, and a winery sunk into the ground, to keep the temperature stable.
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"When you're in a small house, you brush each other when you pass in the hall," he said, paraphrasing just a bit.
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The owner requested a large garden within the small house, and the firm responded by incorporating open spaces for greenery to grow.
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" The book says: "In some ways, it's easier to buy a skyscraper than a small house in a bad section of Brooklyn.
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Once you repay your first debt to Tom Nook, you'll get your first major upgrade: Replacing your tent with a small house.
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In 1964, for example, Mr. Venturi completed a small house for his mother, Vanna Venturi, in the Chestnut Hill section of Philadelphia.
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"The penumbra of her fame fell on our small house, lower down the hill," Mr. Cartwright wrote in The Telegraph in 2012.
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When Rebecca Wills pictures the home she would like to buy, it looks like the one she grew up in: Small house.
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Upon entering the exhibition viewers encounter a small house with three trick-or-treaters wearing cheap plastic Halloween costumes of Moundverse characters.
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It was a small house: a living room, a tiny galley kitchen, one bedroom, and a balcony, all of 750 square feet.
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The other is a retired three-star general -- one of nine children who grew up in a small house in Middletown, Rhode Island.
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"Even though before I lived in a small house of bamboo, lit by candles, my family did not have any worries," he said.
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She pointed to a small house on a slanted street where she once persuaded a young woman coughing up blood to get treatment.
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To genuinely fill a large room you need two but anyone in a small house or apartment will get great sound from one.
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In Sebha, Oumar pulled into the driveway of a small house, and the passengers gave him the phone numbers of their connection men.
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She lived with her mother, Rose Madden, who was nicknamed Jill, and her grandmother, in a small house just off Coney Island Avenue.
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"I had never been at any military school," said Ms. Mo, now 2105 and still living in a small house in Cu Chi.
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There are six structures on the farm: two small barns, a big barn, a small house, a garage/workshop, and the main house.
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SEATTLE — Between January and March of 19743, the Fleet Foxes frontman, Robin Pecknold, lived alone in a small house in Port Townsend, Wash.
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Last year, the couple — who married two years ago — found themselves renting a one-bedroom in a small house in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn.
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"It's just very hard to understand how a woman living in that small house could not know what was happening," Mr. Berg said.
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John Breed, another impoverished worker on the outskirts of Concord life, lived in a small house just a stone's throw from the pond.
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Paterson and Laura are not wealthy; they live in a small house in a working-class city and don't have a lot of extras.
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They are standing on a narrow strip of grass hemmed in between a small house, a back fence, and a car in the driveway.
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Bit by bit, he pulled together a clandestine crew of local enthusiasts who met in a small house in the Motilones de Cúcuta neighborhood.
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"They told me the limit was 110 years," Felix said with a smile in the plant-filled courtyard of her small house in Guadalajara.
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Women, led by village grandmothers, took the newcomers to a small house, where they dressed them in donated clothes and administered milk to babies.
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The museum is limited — it's essentially just a small house — but there is a beautiful surrounding park where concerts are held during summer weekends.
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Taylor was desperate for a place of her own and, if the settlement money ever comes through, she plans to buy a small house.
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Michael Karonkario, 39, lives in a small house in the village of Ruchiro, where he is a caretaker of the area's mobile-phone antenna.
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The wall and roof of a quaint living room were peeled off like tape from one small house, revealing a couch and dinner table.
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My Kansas Airbnb in the Rosedale neighborhood was a great deal at $211 a night and gave me the run of a small house.
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My current favorite pair is the Audeze LCD-X, which does amazing things with music but is the size and weight of a small house.
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Ha Tinh, Vietnam (CNN)Nguyen Thi Phong and Pham Van Thin live in a small house in Nghen, a town in Vietnam's Ha Tinh province.
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Watson said preliminary plans are for the episode to explore Beth's childhood with her three sisters and her big family living inside a small house.
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Ray Sampson, the owner of a local diner, paid $303,600 a week to rent a small house for his out-of-town cooks and waitresses.
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A Dignitas death occurs in a small house next to a machine-parts factory; there's no tradition of showing this space to possible future patients.
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MARACAY, Venezuela (Reuters) - Endy Perez for years started her day by turning on the stove of her small house in the Venezuelan city of Maracay.
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The crowd barged into the small house at the edge of Al Wathba Square, where Mr. Ismael lived with his mother, and began stabbing him.
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A: My husband passed away several years ago, so my son and I lived together in a small house on the edge of the farm.
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"We're wounded ... they're killing us!" said Perez in one video, seemingly wearing a bulletproof vest as he crouched in what appeared to be a small house.
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After all, take five boys, put them in one small house, and see what it looks and sounds like: it's a porridge of mess and fighting.
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Offline, Austyn Tester is a 16-year-old boy from a poor family in Tennessee who lives in a small house with his mother and brother.
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The network of speakers that had been intricately placed on the different floors of the small house to distribute Henry's sound montages has been stripped away.
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Eventually they left the hectic life of the big city and bought a small house in the woods in Quebec, just along the border with Vermont.
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Some of that comes from the production design, with a spaceship that, inside and out, looks and functions like a small house in a Japanese village.
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This studio is the result of a years-long dream of designing and building my own small house in Austin, Texas, which I completed last year.
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In the beginning, the family lived in the same small house as their cousins, aunt, and uncle, where all six of them slept in one room.
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When Ms. Ba arrived on the farm 50 years ago, she built her small house near the tree, knowing it would be a guidepost for visitors.
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A few years ago, he and his brother bought a small house in Shoshone, California, a pleasant roadside village on the eastern edge of the park.
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While he waited to go to the fields, he found himself crammed with 34 other laborers into a small house where rain leaked onto their beds.
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Warren's case revolves around a small house known as The Barn on the outskirts of Ajo, west of Tucson and about 40 miles north of the border.
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One night last month, suspected Jewish extremists threw two tear gas canisters into a small house in the Palestinian village of Beitillu, according to the Israeli police.
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My father tells the story of one night when Grandpa got drunk and shot a hole in the wall of his small house in Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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It is estimated that more than half of small house occupants are non-indigenous people, defeating the original intention of the policy, Chu, a former journalist, said.
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Just having a technical expert determine a building's vulnerability has a price, Mr. Rosati said, estimating it would cost around 10,000 euros to evaluate a small house.
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A building from the early 1800s that's roughly the size of a small house, it was discovered in Kentucky and reassembled, in its entirety, within the museum.
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According to police officials, Naveed Jatt was cornered in a small house that was being used as a hide-out, and shot dead after a gun battle.
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Despite having a small house with no electricity or running water, Adjei and his wife have educated five children on a daily income equal to a cappuccino.
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A small house like Charles Heidsieck or Billecart-Salmon makes around two million bottles annually, while midlevel Duval-Leroy and Taittinger may produce closer to five million.
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In an interview in the living room of her small house outside downtown Asheville, North Carolina, Paul unflinchingly told her story over the course of three hours.
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The company began with a practical questionTubble started with a practical question: How can you occasionally enjoy a hot bath in a small house without a tub?
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It's true that you could set up a Nest Guard and a couple sensors in a small house or apartment in order to create a basic security system.
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They built their small house facing a canal where Howard, who's lived in the Bahamas since he was 6, kept the trawler he used to fish for crabs.
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A truck pulled up at a small house with a brick porch and a garden on a recent afternoon, and a man wearing a hooded sweatshirt climbed out.
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As the Hellfire missile sped toward the small house, he said, a small child — possibly frightened by the missile's sonic boom — ran into the house and was killed.
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Ms. Fesseau's small house with bright blue shutters sits at the edge of this quiet town of 6,700 with its high-steepled stone church and narrow shopping street.
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Last fall, the couple, who have a toddler and an infant, moved from a small house in Bloomfield, N.J., into a four-bedroom colonial, paying just under $500,000.
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Two years sober Next month marks two years of sobriety for both Brittany and Ryan, and today they live in a small house with four cats in Augusta.
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Like most families in the village, Oomittuk's survives on wild game; much of the living space in his small house was taken up by two big chest freezers.
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One of the keys to Lazarenko's crooked offshore empire: a sprawling network of Wyoming shell companies, based out of a small house nestled in a bucolic Cheyenne neighborhood.
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They're all crammed into a neat but small house; her parents had hoped they'd be able to upgrade long ago, but tight finances kept getting in the way.
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Her in-laws claimed she had used witchcraft to kill her husband, and seized the small house where she lived with her two children in the Zimbabwean capital Harare.
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An officer went into the wooded area behind Fleetwood Manor and did find a small house at the end of a trail, but there were no signs of clowns.
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"There are no major improvements on the land, only a small house and shop," Tim Murphy of Hall and Hall, who represented blank in the sale, told Business Insider.
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He was renting a small house in Kofu along with a friend of his, but his roommate was abroad so we were given our own room to sleep in.
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If you're living in an apartment or small house and only have occasional carpet cleaning needs, you don't want a large, bulky carpet cleaner taking up valuable storage space.
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L) launched a fund on Wednesday to provide up to 1 billion pounds ($1.3 billion) in finance to small house-builders in an attempt to tackle England's housing shortage.
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Sturdevant banged on the door of a small house, its yard overgrown with weeds; he knew not to leave the package on the doorstep, where it could be stolen.
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He wrote that "two people could build the outer walls of a small house in a day or so," but did not specify how much the bricks would cost.
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Philanthropist Tahani (Jameela Jamil) has always strived to impress her importance and elegance on the world, so she's saddled with cargo pants and a short soulmate in a small house.
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The English words "You are all welcome" are scrawled on the red steel door of one, a small house on a back street, but the scene behind it is uninviting.
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Applications to build a small house can take years to be approved, and if their owners want to sell within five years they must pay a penalty to the government.
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In the book, so far published in Finnish only, Raikkonen, who is paid millions to drive for Ferrari, reveals he grew up in a small house without an indoor toilet.
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He's covering the exterior of the home, which was built in 1922, with pictures of his family, turning the small house into an art installation ahead of its proposed fate.
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"We tried to involve the entire town around a broader notion of tourism whereby even the corner of a small house can be an element of discovery," the mayor said.
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Before they decided to migrate, Mr. Pulex drove a bus for work, and Ms. Pulex ran a store that sold food and household products out of the couple's small house.
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Police helicopters whirled overhead as she pointed out a small house where women used to buy eggs and where addicts now bought drugs — the police had found human remains nearby.
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When an orphan named Linh (Nhung Kate) joins his small house staff, she enters a terrifying world where creaks and whispers and vibrating strings follow her from room to room.
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In the mid-1980s she began releasing records on Ironic, and in 1994, she moved to Woodstock, where she still lives in a small house on a 16-acre plot.
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Tired of lifting her legs into and out of a standard bathtub and begging landlords to change it, she scraped together her savings to buy a small house last May.
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Outside the small House office, the chaotic scene continued with a handful of Democrats demanding they, too, see the legislation, which aides continued to say was not even in the room.
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The Kuk's land rights were enshrined in the Basic Law—Hong Kong's mini-constitution—promising land to every male of the subsequent generation, a mechanism known as the Small House Policy.
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Simultaneously, the Prince George's County Police Department vice squad learned of a bookmaking operation that Simmons ran out of the small house he shared with his wife and two young children.
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A week later, a strange bird washes ashore by Lychee Beach, with no memory of her past, in front of a small house where the bird Leon lives with his mother.
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It was a small house, and it was a full one, occupied by Aronson and his wife, one of their two adult daughters, the daughter's boyfriend, three dogs and a cat.
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She recalls the way he would pull up to her mother's small house in his black Porsche convertible, "thickening the air with excitement," and take her roller-skating around the neighborhood.
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I feel like a king of a very small house in a foreign land, and I like to do extravagant things like order room service and watch pay-per-view movies.
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At a small house party outside Des Moines earlier this month, Julián Castro tried to pitch Warren as the unity candidate who can bridge the sparring factions of the Democratic Party.
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To understand how the shared meal became lesbian canon, we have to return to a time before marriage equality and Ellen, before even Stonewall, to a small house in San Francisco.
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Torres points out where rain seeps into the bedroom of her small house in a San Juan neighborhood known as Barriada Figueroa, where the narrow streets surged with floodwaters during the Sept.
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To many urban Hong Kongers, who struggle to buy even such minuscule dwellings in what is one of the most unaffordable cities in the world, the small-house policy seems grossly unjust.
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Born to a big family in a small house in Las Vegas, New Mexico, Villa-Komaroff went to Seattle's University of Washington to study chemistry, partly to find some space for herself.
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A few weeks ago, I stood outside a small house in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, inhaling the smell of freshly cut grass and straining to hear the sound of footsteps inside the house.
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In what may have been a Proustian moment, she sat me down on the armchair in her small house and proceeded to tell me about the star signs and what they mean.
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By the time he got there, a mechanical digger had smashed a hole in the small house in the historic Sur district of Diyarbakir, the biggest city in predominantly Kurdish southeastern Turkey.
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My Grandmother, on my father's side was a woman who lived alone in a small house, walking to work as a nurse each day, hosting family dinners and helping raise several grandchildren.
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Cardillo was quickly trolled by supporters of Ocasio-Cortez who joked that their view of the candidate completely changed after learning she once lived in a small house in a nice neighborhood.
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When appeals to overturn his conviction seemed at a dead end, Lerner moved his wife, Arrene, and their two young children, Glen and Jenni, to a small house close to the prison.
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ATHENS — Even after retiring as an accountant, Michalis Hanis dutifully kept up with the mortgage payments on the small house in a suburb of Athens where he has lived for 0003 years.
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Having lost her small house and her $10-an-hour job as a practical nurse at a medical lab in Vega Alta, she came for news on her application for lost wages.
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Now, he lives in a small house with his wife, their daughters and his mother, 22007, who rides the subway into Washington every morning to her job serving sandwiches in a museum.
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Mr. Murphy, a retired valet, telephonist and unrepentant hoarder, owns a small house in Dublin's north inner city, but his eyesight is failing and he cannot afford to pay for home care.
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After the fight, the's girl home was firebombed; according to the Post, the small house—where about 20 people lived—was badly damaged and several residents, including six children, were seriously injured.
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Animations beam high above the band while Merritt sits in a small house-like set surrounded by instruments and some objects from his life that also play a sonic role in concert.
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The studio is the "living room" of the small house I live in; I draw, eat, drink coffee, and read at the foreground table, with an eye on the works in progress.
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The operations will also be monitored by a German research ship, funded by the EU. If P2 succeeds, it will be time for P3, which will be the size of a small house.
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"The Small House Policy was flawed from the start," said Chu, explaining that from the late 1960s the colonial government began a massive land resumption in the New Territories to develop new towns.
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"He was not cruel to me," she said in her small house in the village of Cam Lo in Quang Tri Province, with yellowing certificates of merit to the revolution on the wall.
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The buildings we live and work in have to meet a wide range of needs, whether it's an office block in the middle of the city or a small house in the suburbs.
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She is building a savings account, which will help her get settled when she is ready to move into an apartment, or perhaps can serve as a down payment for a small house.
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These days the garden is guarded by an older couple who live in a small house next to the gate, and stop the rare visitor from entering without permission from the town government.
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DeWitt told Business Insider that while the main house is around just 30 years old, some of the buildings, like the small house, have been on the property for over a hundred years.
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Mr. Caudle is a brewpub manager who lives in a small house on the back side of Ms. Trew's property (that lot has two homes, or one fewer than was proposed next door).
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If you live in a small house or apartment (think 1000 square feet or less) and you use a lot of internet, than your $200 is better spent on a traditional souped up router.
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For a small house with just 1003 panels, one can expect to pay about $2100,2000 to $210,000 for the PV array and roughly the same amount for the battery and DC/AC power inverter.
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Rooney Mara and Casey Affleck (who's reunited with Lowery here after starring in Ain't Them Bodies Saints) play M and C, a couple living in a small house in what looks to be Texas.
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His family is staying at a friend's small house, rather than in one of the shelters, out of concern that Mr. Vieyra and his wife, Fabiola, who are both undocumented Mexicans, could be arrested.
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In 1980, not too long after Kym Wilson became a Black Hebrew, her father recalls, Hyacinthe Napper invited his family to her small house on Pope Street in the South-east section of Washington.
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And I'm talking about the 1970s, so she had to go back and learn from scratch, but she did, and bought a small house, and raised us, and so she was a profound influence.
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"Our new house is so large and nice but I'm trying to live as we lived before because I know we'll go back to staying in a small house five years later," said Kim.
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But, first, let me set it up: 14th Street NW is a major thoroughfare cutting through the Logan Circle-Shaw neighborhoods right near a small house I just bought recently due to my frequent visits.
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In a high-profile case, a court convicted 11 indigenous villagers and a developer last November of deceiving the government in a small-house building scheme and obtaining $HK4.3 million ($554,000) between 2008 and 2011.
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And often the condensed time we spent in my mother's small house, which she graciously opened up to us for weekend visits, felt like a pressure cooker brimming with too many ingredients that would explode.
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In 1943, he married the former Eveline Kalka (whom he renamed "Marie"), but even though his father gave his son and his new bride the Von Bruenchenhein family's small house, the couple remained chronically poor.
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She began: Edna O'Brien met me on the doorstep of her small house in Chelsea, where she has lived for over thirty-three years, which, in deference to Ibsen, she has named A Doll's House.
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Each sticker is waterproof, has a three-year battery life, and offers a 150-foot range, which is more than big enough for my small house and pretty impressive for a tool that's so small.
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The satire, "Martin Shkreli's Game: How Bill Murray Joined the Wu-Tang Clan, " premiered Tuesday night in New York to a packed — albeit small — house, which included both fans and foes of the brazen pharma bro'.
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When you're using it with an Apple gadget, the chip grants tremendous range — with the Beats Solo13, I was able to vacuum my entire small house with my phone charging in the bedroom without losing audio.
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Not wanting to go without In a small house on the north side of the tracks, where the railroad carries coal from Wyoming and Montana, Terry Keys feeds and burps his 3-month-old son, Deacon.
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He managed to avoid being inducted by appearing deranged at his draft examination ("I did some creative acting," he said), and he sublet a small house on campus with Ron and Scott Asheton and Dave Alexander.
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Although I can't remember when we first saw the movie together, sitting on a used couch in our small house and with the subtitles on since my parents were still learning English, I remember the laughter.
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Living with his wife and two daughters and their families in a small house in southern Tehran, he is nostalgic for the hopeful early days of the revolution which ended Persia's 2,500-year-old Peacock Throne.
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There are plenty more and not all are quite so grand, including Richard Nixon's (whose father built the small house in California) and Bill Clinton's (although he came into the world with the last name Blythe).
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The government's small house policy, introduced in 1972 to improve living conditions of indigenous inhabitants in Hong Kong's rural New Territories, allows male residents to build a three-storey home without paying a hefty land fee.
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"You'll find everybody living here — from wealthy businessmen to people with no teeth," Torben Stiller, who spends part of the year in a small house he built off one of Fjordbyen's intersecting gravel paths, told me.
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It's going to be overkill, and having these three powerful Wi-Fi signals in your small house or apartment can actually make your network (and your neighbors' networks) slower than if you had a single router.
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I doubt they think of those long-ago nights in our small house, nights grown distant enough that even I thought I could judge the facts as if they were discrete— and free of unending consequence.
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Rooney Mara and Casey Affleck (both of whom are reunited with Lowery here after starring in Ain't Them Bodies Saints) play M and C, a couple living in a small house in what looks to be Texas.
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Instead of building a booth on the show floor inside of the convention center, Google has instead erected a structure the size of a small house, complete with giant screens, multiple levels, and a rooftop coffee bar.
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In the winter of 2013, he left for a tour with Vampire Weekend, and, while he was gone, movers packed up his things and transported them to a small house on the east side of Los Angeles.
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She lives with her parents, her older brothers — rakish Tommy and practical Eddie — and her Aunt Ruth, her mother's sister, who harbors a terrible secret, and who never leaves the confines of her small house behind Mimi's.
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In an interview in her office, set in a small house in a commercial district of West Des Moines, Selzer said her methodology is different: She asks voters whether they will show up, and trusts their responses.
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And while there is no standard definition of a tiny house, the Small House Society, a group that encourages simpler living, identifies those under 500 square feet as tiny, though many are less than half that size.
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They lived with their mother in a small house near the railroad tracks, and survived on her earnings from a variety of menial jobs—their absentee father dropped in on the family once or twice a year.
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Or simply girls like herself raised to womanhood in the Midwest, beside a steel mill, in a small house obsessively painted and sluiced with Fels-Naptha as though at any moment they might be forced to leave.
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MYRSINI, Greece (Reuters) - A small house close to the beach in western Greece is replete with a small rose garden, flowers in a vase, a thatched roof and a kennel, all created by its newly arrived refugee occupants.
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"They were having trouble finding the right person," said Mr. von Essen, who saw the apartment and pronounced it amazing — "the spiral stairs and the two floors made it seem like a small house" — but beyond his means.
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It's an intimate and accessible drama about a family of small-time petty crooks who live in a small house, scratch out a living, and take in a young girl who appears to have lost her family altogether.
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Screenshot: Kraft-HeinzIn a video that accompanied the announcement of the new product, Jell-O shows its squiggly bricks being used to assemble a small house, but it's doubtful your results will be as perfect as this CG creation.
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The film is an intimate and accessible drama about a family of small-time petty crooks who live in a small house, scratch out a living, and take in a young girl who appears to have lost her family.
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Roxanne Reed, 65, appeared to be planning the death of her mother, who shared a small house with her, so she could keep sending money to the scammer who was using romantic pretenses to bilk her, Garner Police Capt.
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ETON, England (Reuters) - With an open plan kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathroom and snug sleeping space in the roof, this small house resembles any other regular abodes except for one key element - it is made almost entirely of cork.
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Surrounded by photos of her family with the distinctive features of the nomadic tribe, Calderón lives in a small house in Villa Ukika, a town created by the Yagán on the outskirts of the larger Chilean settlement Puerto Williams.
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He shortly comes upon a family of three — a father (Ciaran Hinds), his younger, seriously ailing wife (Ayelet Zurer) and their teenage son (Tye Sheridan) building a small house atop a flat rock on the edge of a precipice.
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The target of Chu's campaign is the "Small House Policy" introduced by the British in 1972 to win the support of indigenous villagers for development in the New Territories, a vast area of farmland, old villages and new towns.
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Hong Kong is not short of land, and only needs better land-use planning, which cannot be done with laws such as the small house policy, said Paul Zimmerman, chief executive of Designing Hong Kong, an urban think tank.
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You can allow other people to join your Home by heading to the main Home settings page of the app, which you can access by tapping the small house-shaped icon in the top left corner of the main "Home" tab.
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TMZ's got the receipts from the blowout celebration this week on the National Mall ... and according to federal procurement docs, NASA doled out only $93 mil for a series of special events ... that's like a small house in Burbank, maybe.
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In her previous life, Bria was a high-class escort; now, she lives in a small house in New Mexico, forced to give up most of the niceties she'd come to know and watched over constantly by a security officer.
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What's going up next to Ms. Ciccarone's small house in the Wedgewood-Houston part of Nashville is a four-story duplex, and she wasn't surprised when the builder took out the old tree closest to the monstrous new structure under construction.
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The film is an intimate and accessible drama about a family of small-time petty crooks who live in a small house, scratch out a living, and take in a young girl who appears to have lost her family altogether.
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At Edward Waters College in Jacksonville and in front of a small house in Titusville, he tried to make a connection, asking one what kinds of local changes he wanted to see, another if he was worried about getting shot.
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The rebuilding of his small house on the banks of the Imperial River in Bonita Springs has stalled, and he is recovering from a pre-Irma motorcycle accident in which he broke his hand and a bone in his neck.
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LOS ANGELES — A few Sundays ago, as millions of people were sitting down to watch the season premiere of HBO's "Game of Thrones," those gathered at a small house party in the Van Nuys neighborhood here were still figuring out dinner.
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"Pulled by the Roots I" (2015), a small house dangling from a crane above a town square, is a playful idea but also gently hints at the vulnerability of the uprooted, its simplicity amplifying the universality of being forcibly removed from anywhere.
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The gold bead, weighing 15 centigrams (0.005 ounce), was dug up two weeks ago in the remains of a small house that would have stood at a time when metals such as copper and gold were being used for a first time.
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Horizon Zero Dawn charms, though, in moment-to-moment experiences: the sunrise over a glittering field of snow, the subtle animation of a rippling river, or the joy of taking on a gigantic robot T. rex the size of a small house.
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There are elements of that, there's a late night rum bar, a small house and techno club in the forest, but there's a lot more variation in the program, people can have a big night, but they can also have a chilled one.
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The business is low-grade; payments are made with an envelope of cash stuffed above a ceiling tile, and, at the end of a hard night's mayhem, Joe returns to the small house that he shares with his elderly mother (Judith Roberts).
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It took me a few months to pack up my apartment in New York and find a new place to rent in Detroit, but I eventually found a small house that was very close to both my best friend and my boyfriend.
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As he waited to buy a 20-pound ice bag, Mike Sanville, 113, puffed on a cigarette and said that he was also going to try to ride the storm out in Fountain, in the small house he shares with two other men.
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Amina Alkaeed, who lives there with her husband, parents and 10-month-old daughter, said that her husband had built a bathroom for their small house, but that nearby, up to 40 people use five toilets with no place to wash their hands.
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Amina Alkaeed, who lives there with her husband, parents and 10-month-old daughter, said that her husband had built a bathroom for their small house, but that nearby, up to 40 people use five toilets with no place to wash their hands.
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Inside the small house was a 48-year-old school maintenance supervisor named David Martinez-Samano, who had a pair of felony convictions for domestic violence from 210 and 22012, plus a rape charge that a plea bargain reduced to a lesser charge.
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During a recent trip to the area in late March, an S.D.F. commander named Shiar drove us in his pickup truck a short distance from the front line to a small house clearly marked by an American flag flying from the roof.
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Under the controversial Small House Policy, the government gives out land for free to male villagers who can show that their families have resided locally for a century or more — this, while so many Hong Kongers struggle under astronomical real-estate prices.
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They rented a small house on Garnet Avenue, and it took only a few days of watching the electric Duffy boats on the harbor and strolling along the shops on Marine Avenue, Balboa Island's main drag, for Ms. Maly to make up her mind.
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The policy gives male heirs of indigenous villagers the right to buy land from the government below market rates to build a small house once in their lifetime and build a three-story house of no more than 2,100 square feet(195 square meters).
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Read more... More Stories From What I've Learned Knocking Doors For Political Campaigns A few weeks ago, I stood outside a small house in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, inhaling the smell of freshly cut grass and straining to hear the sound of footsteps inside the house.
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With his diner packed daily, he then had to rent a second small house, for $1,800 a week, to house more workers, mostly hitchhikers who drifted through town for a few weeks and were the only people willing to accept jobs as cooks and waiters.
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As he waited to buy a 20-pound bag of ice, Mike Sanville, 64, puffed on a cigarette and said that he was also going to try to ride the storm out in Fountain, in the small house he shares with two other men.
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AGUAS BUENAS, Puerto Rico — Federal agents with body armor and assault rifles stormed a small house in this hillside town on a dark October night two years ago, intent on arresting a retired National Guard captain suspected of an elaborate scheme to defraud the military.
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When Elisa Staton found a small house a block from the water in Larchmont-Edgewater in 2005, she was thinking of the neighborhood's grand trees and Tudor-style houses, of the elementary school she hoped to send her kids to, once she had them.
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In 2015, with $1.5 million in donations, the C.P.C. moved from a small house in a poor neighborhood into a facility that occupies the entire ground floor of a new five-story brick-and-glass dorm for Indiana State University, a minute's walk from the main campus.
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A photograph on the pamphlet extolling the benefits of emigration features women in red swimsuits, skidding on water skis across Sydney Harbor — a jarring contrast to the bleak circumstances of a British couple named Charlotte and Henry in their mold-afflicted, too-small house in Cambridge.
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As their careers flourished, they shared an apartment in Greenwich Village on lower Fifth Avenue, near Washington Square Park; bought a small house in Southampton, N.Y.; traveled to Europe and South America; entertained gay and lesbian friends at dinner parties, and enjoyed the city's rich cultural life.
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After starting with a small house, she and her husband, who grew up in Mountainside, moved to a large home about seven years ago and have since downsized to a three-bedroom custom split-level on a half-acre that they bought for $719,000 in 223.
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As a symbol of how out-of-reach the once accessible state has become, last year the small house that was the setting for "The Brady Bunch", a television show in the 22007s about a middle-class Californian family, sold for a whopping $22017m, nearly double its asking price.
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" Whitman lived at the end of his life in a small house in Camden, N.J. Multiple strokes left him wheelchair-bound and infirm, but he spent countless hours talking with Horace Traubel, who transcribed their conversations for a nine-volume, 6,000-page collection called "With Walt Whitman in Camden.
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I'm a renter in the Bay Area, one of the most expensive places to live in the U.S. We have lucked into an exception-to-the-norm situation, getting to live in a small house with the landlord on-site in a small unit adjacent to our dwelling.
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Musk also claimed the Boring Company's bricks will be engineered in such a way that one "could build the outer walls of a small house in a day or so," as though the amount of time it takes to build a home is being hampered by the current shape of bricks.
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Plus, my mother and I are already scheming our next move: We imagine that, in a few years, we'll sell our apartments and buy a small house with a separate apartment that my parents can live in when they visit — and that I can rent out when they are in California.
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Chloe Ayling, a British glamour model who lives in London, revealed to British newspaper The Sun that she was the woman who was kidnapped during a fake modeling job in Milan and held captive in a small house where a group planned to sell her off online to the highest bidder.
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And so then I basically dropped all commitments, sold everything, moved to Europe for half the year in Barcelona, Berlin, wrote the book proposal, sold the book and then lived like the Unabomber in a small house up on the San Juan Islands, up in northwest Washington, and did the book.
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When Ms. Ziesemer started at Catholic Charities a decade ago, the program for child immigrants appearing in court on their own was so small that it was run by a part-time coordinator, and all their clients could fit in a roughly 10-bed shelter, a small house in Queens.
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The Bidens will vacate the vice-presidential residence at the Naval Observatory to head to Wilmington on Friday, but the couple intend to find a small house in Washington near their friends Barack and Michelle Obama so that Dr. Biden can continue teaching English at a community college in Northern Virginia.
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After they became engaged they found a way to combine those dreams, living in a small house in Bovina, on land that flows down to a meandering creek, and erecting a tepee in a clearing nearby, furnishing it with rustic-romantic furnishings in the vein of a Ralph Lauren photo spread.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Under a wooden arch decorated with white balloons in a small house in Caracas' largest slum, the body of 11-year-old Erick Altuve lay in a small coffin covered in cuddly toys and cartoon drawings, one of four children who have died this month in Venezuela's main pediatric hospital.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardGabbard moves to New Hampshire ahead of primary Harris posts video asking baby if she'll run for president one day Krystal Ball: What Harris's exit means for the other 2020 candidates MORE (D-Hawaii) said she is renting a small house in Manchester, N.H., ahead of the state's February primary.
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The orphanage first established in rebel-held eastern Aleppo, known as the Center for the Exceptional, has finally landed in a small house in the sleepy northern town of Jarablus, which was once a hub for Islamic State militants along the border with Turkey but has been governed by a Turkey-backed administration since 2016.
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The Islamic Center of Culpeper said on its Facebook page that it serves Muslims in the county, about 70 miles (113 km) southwest of Washington, D.C. There is no mosque in the sparsely populated county, and adherents currently worship at a small house on the site of a used car dealership, the lawsuit said.
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He lived with three other young men, all in their early 20s, in a small house located in what many of us considered the no-man's land between Cleveland and Buffalo, the four of them suspended between spending some time in a community college and finding work that they might one day call a career.
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It's what connects a 15th-century Roman villa whose owner has amassed one of the most amazing private collections of marble in the world to a home made from a concrete Communist-era factory in Germany to a small house in North London, where the designer Max Lamb and his wife live among his multi-material furniture experiments.
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What to do if you live in a small house or apartment: TP-Link AC750 Dual Band Wi-Fi Range Extender, $28.66, available at Amazon If you live in a smaller space, like a ranch-style house or multi-room apartment, you may be able to get away with installing a Wi-Fi range extender to solve your network speed problems.
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Yes, my parents might have spent hours holding me down in plane seats while I kicked and screamed my way across the US and Europe when I was small, and yes, my long-term boyfriend might have spent the equivalent of a deposit for a small house on overpriced Ryanair wine for me, but never was I allowed to consider that flying wasn't going to be part of my life.
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