### structure | housing:

Mobile home
* All mobile homes contain formaldehyde, a known carcinogen.
* Many mobile homes have high energy costs, higher mortgage rates and can depreciate rapidly.
* Most mobile homes offer protection.
* are a popular choice of housing for the elderly, particularly in Florida
  - better than houses overall because they use less land than houses
  - determined to be real estate or personal property on a case by case basis
  - extremely vulnerable to the effects of tornadoes and severe thunderstorms
  - generally mobile only once in their lives
  - notoriously unstable and are frequently destroyed during tornados
  - one of the most unsafe buildings to be in during strong winds
* are particularly vulnerable to damage from high winds
  - hurricane winds
  - tornado damage, even if securely tied down
* are safe if they are tied down
  - the only affordable housing left for many people
  - trailers
  - unsafe in high winds, no matter how well they are tied down
  - vulnerable to wind storms and tornadoes
* can fall off their supports during an earthquake.

Poor housing
* exists across all tenures.
* is common, and even the best homes often have poor, leaky roofs.

Rental housing
* business in which owners are entitled to a market return on their investments.
* is more prominent in counties having larger towns.

Social housing
* can make an important contribution to health.
* is and always has been marginalized - cheap housing for welfare bums
  - intended for people with real long-term needs
  - the preferred method of providing environmental enrichment

Stable housing
* helps children learn and perform better in school.
* is the most critical element of recovery for most adults with severe mental illness.

Transitional housing
* allows families to stabilize, keep a job, and save money.
* increases the chances of someone coming out of homelessness for good.
* is for people with limited income
  - housing that is provided for families after a crisis

Human structure
* All human structures spawn from the human mind.
* continues to change and develop throughout life.

### structure:

Jail
* also hold some prison inmates in an effort to reduce the crowding in prisons.
* are also where people stay until they appear in court or have a bond hearing
  - basically warehouses for people that have committed crimes
* are correctional facilities
  - institutions
* are for people to pay dues and to keep threats to society away from society
  - who break the law
* are full of irresponsible people with low self-esteem who blame others for their predicament
  - little people who have done far less
  - like hospital wards
* are used for criminals
  - punishment
* correctional institution
* have locks.
* hold both men and women and, if they are abiding by the law, never house juveniles
  - individuals who are awaiting trial or are serving short sentences
* includes bases
  - sections
* provide treatments.
* typically house unsentenced individuals and people serving sentences of a year or less.

### structure | jail:

Indian jail
* are feudal in their administration.
* are, in fact, brimming with prisoners.

Kinetochore
* are protein molecules
  - the microtubule landing pads on chromosomes
* connect the centromeres of the chromatids to the spindle fibers
  - homologous pairs of chromosomes to the spindle fibers
* generate motive force through interactions with microtubules.
* pass the IQ test.