No one wants to hear it, but if you don't ask ahead of time, then taking anything without asking is unequivocally stealing (even if you think your low salary qualifies as your employer stealing from your every pay period). The exception would be if the materials used are clearly going to be used to complete a work-related (and preferably required) task and home. The relevance of that task to your job duties should be obvious. If it takes more than one sentence to explain why you are office supplies home then you are stretching the facts to fit your situation.
It goes without saying that left-over supplies need to be returned when the project is completed.
The final project/result of your home-project-for-work has to be acknowledged by a supervisor so that later you can reference the finished product as the reason co-workers saw you leaving with a shopping bag of pens and clips, etc... If the supplies are truly necessary ask a supervisor (who won't later change his/her story to cover their own butt) before taking any office supplies home. You don't want to give anyone at the office an opportunity to turn you into a walking moral lesson and warning to other would be thieves. "stealing" is an easy way for an employer to immediately terminate you "with cause" adn instead of being laid off you will be denied access to unemployment insurance/benefits.
The only time you should "Cc" your boss on an e-mail without his or her specific request is when special request is when special circumstances call for it
If you are asking from where you can obtain a d.c. supply without using a rectifier supplied from an a.c. source, then the answer is that d.c. supplies are directly available from batteries or from d.c. generators.
I believe that you are asking about the ELEMENTS of the crime.
It is possible that your neighbor mowed your lawn without asking.
That would depend upon the circumstances of her photography. Your response could range from asking her for copies to asking her to leave him alone.
Asking him or her would be far more productive than asking total strangers on a website who are unaware of the circumstances.
If you're asking if it's legal, sure. If you're asking if it's possible ... that depends very much on the circumstances.
You can find diabetic testing supplies by going to a doctor who deals with diabetic people. You can also find some by going and asking some of your friends who have it.
That would depend on who was asking the question, in what circumstances and for what purpose.
What are you asking? Without a kid without a parent?
try asking one of there friends
Without additional context about which "Serina" you are referring to, I can't provide a specific answer. If you are asking about a public figure or a character from a story, please provide more details. In general, whether someone has siblings depends on their individual family circumstances.