The TIME Vault

According to reliable estimates by local media, since Duterte took office at the end of June, more than 6,000 people have died in campaigns to eliminate illegal drugs and related drugs in the Philippines. Victims suspecting users and promoters - they do not enjoy the right process, they are always killed at night, sometimes even at their own home. The perpetrator may be a policeman, hiring a gun, or being a police officer.

Duterto did not hide this situation. "You, the drug users, you are the son of the blind, I really will kill you," he said one month before the election in April last year. This is not just election campaign. For 22 years, Duterte served as the mayor of the southern city Davao, where he took a pathological approach to restore the order of the streets. Under his guidance, extraordinary killings of suspects and drug addicts by Davao in Davao are actually national policies. In December, Duterte confessed to a group of businessmen and personally killed some of them personally during his term as mayor. The reaction of the international community is anger and blame: the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Zaid Raad Hussein said on December 20, Duterte should accept murder investigation

Dutelte's most critical critic is former writer de Lima who attempted to fight with former lawmaker Layla de Lima's Attorney General. Duterte and his ally fought back, and De Lima is concerned about impeachment, arrest or deterioration. But she said, "Will I stop fighting on my body" - Nash Jenkins / Manila

Then there is a mystery that Barbados is following the "uneasy coffin" in the vault. If it is surging but historically doubtful, the coffin will be confused every time the safe is opened between 1812 and 1820. After they were rescheduled, the vault was closed by "Mason". But you can see that the coffin is confused again. At least two men are senior mutual aid associates. Another uneasy coffin incident occurred on the island in 1943, this time a special Masonic Party was involved and the vault room was the founder of Barbados Freemasonry! (Nickell 1982a)

Shelves with ribs were commonly used in the 12th century. In the dome with ribs, each of the arch-shaped bays, as well as the ribs traversing the arched region in the lateral direction, also has oblique ribs along the same path as the inguinal part of the groin vault. However, in groin vaults, the vault itself is a structural member whose ribs are structural members and the space between them can be filled with lighter nonstructural material. The Roman arch is nearly semicircular, so the structural and design problems inherent in the ribbed hangar are that the diagonal span is large and therefore greater than the lateral span. Roman style builders used many solutions to solve this problem. One is to use the center point where the diagonal ribs are located as the highest point and the filling of all the surfaces is inclined upward toward it. This solution is used in San Michele in Pavia and in Sant'Ambrogio in Milan, Italy.

The arched ceiling is called a vault. The safe has various forms, the simplest one being a tunnel vault (also called a bucket vault) and can be described as "continuous arch". The weight of this dome requires a thick support wall with limited clearance. In addition, the height of the vault room of the tunnel has to be increased according to its width, so there are practical limits to its size 22 Roman architects overcome these limitations in two ways . One is a dome that can cover a large circular area. The other is an inguinal safe. It is a structure formed by the intersection of two tunnel safes that can concentrate weight on the four points and reduce the support wall to four rows. An inguinal vault mesh can surround an infinite area with minimal vertical support.