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what place you aim?House? orApartement? orKondo? orjust a rent room? (we called it Rumah Kos)For me, I live in apartement with my wife and son…a good apartement , good view, good facilities (swimming pool, gym, jogging track, parking slot) , near mall, many foodcourt, many coffee shops, etc..It cost me 2mio rupiah /month exclude rent fees, because i already own my apartement, so i dont have to pay rent :)Rent fees you can just googling.. hope it helps! :)

No.He can, with the concurrence in writing of one member of the House, challenge the slate of electors of any state he wishes.The challenge would have to be upheld by both houses of Congress. They may happen, but they will be upheld by neither house. Democrats have a majority in the House and Democrats plus Republicans who have publicly said they won’t support challenges (including McConnell, Burr, Romney) have a majority in the Senate.It’s sedition theater, all aimed at positioning themselves with what they see as the Trump base on the premise that that’s going to be the Republican base for a while yet.

You never just shoot “in the general direction“ of the enemy. Regarding the way you aim, there are several situations you may encounter in combat:When you see your enemy, you always aim. The more time you have, the better you aim.In a situation where you can’t see your enemy, it’s (of course) impossible to aim at them. In this case you shoot at the bush you expect them to be hidden behind or the window of the house where you’ve seen the head of an enemy soldier lurking out a moment ago. You don’t know exactly where they are, but you are able to make an educated guess. This is almost as good as aiming directly at a person, especially when it’s done with a machine gun.When you provide covering fire, you can’t see your enemy, either. However, you always try to aim as close at them as possible. Like in situation number 2, you always have a good idea where they are and you can’t just fire in “their general direction”: if your covering fire isn’t accurate enough, it will be without any effect.There are no situations where shooting “in their general direction” would make sense. It’s a waste of ammunition and unprofessional. That doesn’t mean that it doesn’t happen, though. There are always some amateurs who are either stupid or have gotten scared and fire away without aiming.However, usually you don’t see things like that in a tight combat situation where nobody can afford wasting their ammo for nothing and where you also have much better things to do than taking the time to shoot at nothing and nobody.