http://www.sorasplace.co.uk Sora says hi Mon, 16 Aug 2010 08:45:07 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Lighting, air conditioning and refrigeration: three things that are crucially important to all businesses, regardless of location or environmental factors. The strange thing is that although companies spend millions every year keeping their premises in good working order, the majority of them don’t even consider how they can cut down ... http://www.sorasplace.co.uk/2010/08/16/energy-saving-products-explained/ In this post the quality of tv’s is mentioned. Low and behold the LCD overpriced tv’s picture quality was not as clear as a ten year old regular tv thats not LCD. I find myself having to agree. I recall even before the LCDs were affordable to all in the ... http://www.sorasplace.co.uk/2010/07/14/new-tft-lcdscreens-or-old-tv-picture-quality/ I always used to get excited about pulling the crackers at Christmas; I loved the way that you got a free gift inside. I was a strange child; all the other children used to get excited about opening the presents but for me it was always about the crackers and ... http://www.sorasplace.co.uk/2010/05/31/free-free-free-2/ I always used to get excited about pulling the crackers at Christmas; I loved the way that you got a free gift inside. I was a strange child; all the other children used to get excited about opening the presents but for me it was always about the crackers and ... http://www.sorasplace.co.uk/2010/05/31/free-free-free/ Among all the things that are great about life, two things stand out at this point in time (there’s only so much the mind can boggle about how amazing Canada is, or how great Grizzly bears are), after checking out this awesome link. Those two things are 1) Lists ... http://www.sorasplace.co.uk/2010/04/11/2-things/ Michelangelo had some good ideas, I’ll give him that, but I’m willing to bet that if the guys at Enigin had been around back in his day, the bearded stupidly prolific one would have got some stiff competition. Firstly you should know two things: 1) I’ve never been a keen ... http://www.sorasplace.co.uk/2010/03/30/look-out-mike/ The Copenhagen Climate Change Summit and stuff like it, who really cares about it? A lot of you should care, but I know how it is, I really do...The only reports you can find on this are either in newspapers or science journals. Both are somehow confusing or convoluted, missing ... http://www.sorasplace.co.uk/2010/03/19/good-to-know/ Hiroshima is one of those books which has grown in to a phenomenon, but has also been largely forgotten about in recent years. As contemporary literature has branched off in a number of directions, veering away from the horrors of war and favoring things like ‘chick lit’, Hersey’s haunting masterpiece ... http://www.sorasplace.co.uk/2010/03/17/hiroshima-by-john-hersey/ Carbon emissions, unless you belong to a unique and extremely small minority of people—Society Of How Great Carbon Emissions Are, perhaps?—aren’t going to be the first topic of conversation to come up at a party. Why? Obvious. It doesn’t impress women much, it doesn’t impress men much, kids have better ... http://www.sorasplace.co.uk/2010/03/08/not-just-talk/ While Japan is ostensibly better known amongst pop culture enthusiasts for its anime, manga, and films, Japan also boasts a great tradition of novelists. Novelists who have managed to gain attention in the western media include Nobel prize winners Yasunari Kawabata, best known for his amazing tiny short stories and ... http://www.sorasplace.co.uk/2010/02/11/japanese-authors-to-check-out/