An update on SAP, Code and Part L requirements and proposed updates. SAP assessments in detail, and SAP case studies for Part L compliance, Code for Sustainable Homes levels 4 and 5 (zero carbon).
This document discusses various health topics including:
1. Sugar negatively impacts mental health, aging, and organ function. Consuming junk food as a toddler is linked to lower IQ as an adult.
2. Endorphins from sex, sunlight, exercise, sleep, and laughter can help kill sugar cravings. Consuming nutrients from green smoothies and juices also helps.
3. Gluten sensitivity is linked to mental illnesses like schizophrenia for some people. Removing gluten and other allergens may help symptoms.
The document discusses television programming from the past, including news, musical programs, movies, and cartoons. It also mentions patriotic and pro-government channels. The concluding message encourages leaving the past behind and embracing new, fresh, creative and relatively liberal perspectives.
This document is an excerpt from Henri Bergson's essay "Laughter: An Essay on the Meaning of the Comic". It introduces some fundamental observations about the comic. First, comedy arises from human situations and expressions - a landscape would never be comic. Second, laughter requires emotional detachment from the subject. Third, laughter needs an audience and sense of "secret freemasonry". The comic emerges when a group intellectually analyzes one of its members. It then gives examples of how mechanical rigidity or absence of adaptability in response to situations can be comic.
The document provides instructions for removing vocals from a song using the Audacity audio editing program. It describes opening an audio file, splitting the stereo track into two mono tracks, applying an invert effect to one track to isolate the background music, and playing the result to remove or reduce the vocals. The summary is intended to give an overview of the key steps involved in the vocal removal process using Audacity.
An update on SAP, Code and Part L requirements and proposed updates. SAP assessments in detail, and SAP case studies for Part L compliance, Code for Sustainable Homes levels 4 and 5 (zero carbon).
This document discusses various health topics including:
1. Sugar negatively impacts mental health, aging, and organ function. Consuming junk food as a toddler is linked to lower IQ as an adult.
2. Endorphins from sex, sunlight, exercise, sleep, and laughter can help kill sugar cravings. Consuming nutrients from green smoothies and juices also helps.
3. Gluten sensitivity is linked to mental illnesses like schizophrenia for some people. Removing gluten and other allergens may help symptoms.
The document discusses television programming from the past, including news, musical programs, movies, and cartoons. It also mentions patriotic and pro-government channels. The concluding message encourages leaving the past behind and embracing new, fresh, creative and relatively liberal perspectives.
This document is an excerpt from Henri Bergson's essay "Laughter: An Essay on the Meaning of the Comic". It introduces some fundamental observations about the comic. First, comedy arises from human situations and expressions - a landscape would never be comic. Second, laughter requires emotional detachment from the subject. Third, laughter needs an audience and sense of "secret freemasonry". The comic emerges when a group intellectually analyzes one of its members. It then gives examples of how mechanical rigidity or absence of adaptability in response to situations can be comic.
The document provides instructions for removing vocals from a song using the Audacity audio editing program. It describes opening an audio file, splitting the stereo track into two mono tracks, applying an invert effect to one track to isolate the background music, and playing the result to remove or reduce the vocals. The summary is intended to give an overview of the key steps involved in the vocal removal process using Audacity.
This document provides contact information for the website SneakerIssue.com and their Facebook page @SneakerIssue. It lists their website URL http://www.sneakerissue.com/ and Facebook URL http://www.facebook.com/SneakerIssue as the main points of online contact.
The document discusses various topics related to South American culture, geography, history and sports. It mentions flags, national identities, music, food, dances, famous people and locations from countries like Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela, Colombia, Dominican Republic and more. The document is in the form of a quiz with questions on each topic and contains information well suited for learning about the diverse cultures and traditions across South America.
This document lists the titles of 8 different stories or pieces of media. The titles range from "Emotions" and "Ol' Buford" to "Looking for Trouble" and "Comin' Home to Hot Bread". Overall the document provides a brief listing of 8 story or media titles.
TallyVoting is disrupting the global elections market with lower cost hardware and software-as-a-service delivery of voting technologies. Their integrated technology reduces costs by over 70% while increasing voter throughput, making ballots more accessible, and ensuring secure and accountable elections. They are selling to both public entities like counties and national governments, as well as private organizations facing similar problems with high costs, slow voter experiences, and security/fraud vulnerabilities. Their products solve these issues through modern voting devices, painless online voting, and election management software and services.
This document outlines a course with 3 sections. Section 1 and Section 2 prompt the user to add text, likely course details or content. Section 3 also prompts the user to add text to describe that part of the course.
This document provides an overview of Japanese culture, including its geography, traditional styles, arts, and ceremonies. Japan consists of over 3,000 islands, with the largest being Honshu (which includes the capital Tokyo) and Hokkaido, Kyushu, and Shikoku. Traditional Japanese clothing like kimonos and yukatas are still worn during special occasions. Japanese arts include martial arts like judo and sumo, as well as games and painting. Colorful festivals are an important part of Japanese culture and reflect ancient religious beliefs, with ceremonies like the doll festival and festival for children.