[GnuCash-it] NUMBER ONE Success System

[Tommy Lee]

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By participating in* Number One Success System* and willingly giving a gift
to one or more of its participants, the donor of such a gift has chosen to
extinguish all rights to the gift and cannot rightfully expect or depend on
*Number One Success System* or any of its participants for any type of
monetary compensation.

Humans have long treated and named favored shrines or temples as a "house of
God", and religious buildings have inherited the role as a "house of
prayer".[2] The term "madhouse" refers disparagingly to a mental hospital or
insane asylum.[3]

As a verb, to *house* (pronounced [hæuz]) means, "to provide a locale for an
object, a person or an organization". Museums, for example, can house
historic or artistic artifacts. A storefront may house a business or an
organization; an entity (a local authority, for example) may house a family
in an apartment or other dwelling. City planners often refer to a collection
of domiciles (either for persons, for organizations, for animals or for
objects) as *housing*. An individual person or a single object might also
find housing in an appropriate domicile.

The two words "house" and "home" have distinctly different meanings and
connotations. "House" refers to the physical object, "home" has a more
abstract and poetic connotation as the center of family life. Enlisted men
during World War II used the phrase "A house is not a home"—in part to
justify infidelity during wartime. On the other hand a stately home
classifies as a house.

Historical associations between extended families and their property
(notably their house) can account for usage of the word "house" to mean a
dynasty—a noble or royal house. Compare also household.