One that society equates living in a permanent structure, even a shack, with having value as a person.

You can probably make this yourself for about five dollars with a quick trip to the Radio Shack.

Tandy Radio Shack The Tandy RadioShack Model 100 is still widely collected and used as one of the earliest examples of a truly portable computer.

Last year, she managed to get electricity connected to her shack, and she invested her savings in a refrigerator to store food and drinks for resale.

One young mother, Rosalia, who lives in a small shack with seven children by different fathers, may look destitute to Western eyes, but she has a small business selling dried meat.

You wake up each day on the dirt floor of a shack you and your family lashed together with cast off materials from a nearby construction site for a five star hotel.

She lives with all of that insecurity, and in fact, in January, during the ethnic riots, she was chased from her home and had to find a new shack in which she would live.

So if I take this salt dough, again, it's like the play dough you probably made as kids, and I plug it in it's a two lead battery pack, simple battery pack, you can buy them at Radio Shack and pretty much anywhere else we can actually then light things up.