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Moderne Architektur, lichtdurchflutete, großzügig geschnittene Räume sowie Energieeffizienz umgesetzt Neunkhausen, 04. August 2021 – Gute Aussichten: Bodentiefe Fenster sind mehr als große Tageslichtspender, sie sind auch eine Energiequelle. Dies zeigt sich auch beim Haus “Amika” von Fingerhut Haus ( www.fingerhuthaus.de). Die modernen Fenster, effiziente Heiztechnik und eine gedämmte Gebäudehülle senken hier den Energieverbrauch deutlich. Neben den energetischen Vorzügen überzeu...

Relaunch 11.07.2021, 23:02 Uhr Vorhang auf für die Klassikplattform myfidelio 2.0 Noch mehr Usability durch Modernisierung von Design und Navigation sowie neuer Rubriken. Ausserdem bietet die erneuerte Plattform den Programmauftakt mit dem Besten vom Klassiksommer. Der neue Claim „Zeit für Klassik“ steht für die Leidenschaft zur klassischen Musik und die fokussierte Ausrichtung auf ein von der Redaktion kuratiertes Programm, das mit viel Herz zus...

Authors from Northern Ireland who have experienced sexual violence to take part in online discussion The writers will be in conversation with author and activist Winnie Li Marie Louise McConville 07 May, 2021 03:00 AUTHORS from Northern Ireland who have experienced sexual violence are to speak about how writing helped them as a form of therapy following their trauma. The distinguished panel of local and international authors are to speak about thei...

Macron’s job is on the line and these contenders might grab it By Ania Nussbaum / Bloomberg In exactly 12 months time, the French are to start the process of deciding whether they want to keep Emmanuel Macron as president or dismiss him. The 43-year-old former investment banker-turned-president has been bruised by his government’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, rallies against police violence and strikes against his pension reform, as well protests by the “yellow vests” movement t...

Apr 22, 2021 In 12 months time, the French will start the process of deciding whether they want to keep Emmanuel Macron as president, or dismiss him. The 43-year-old investment banker-turned-president has been bruised by his government’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic, rallies against police violence and strikes against his pension reform, as well protests by the Yellow Vests movement that demands greater economic equality. And then, there’s a perception he’s arrogant and a...

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Four Ways for President Biden to Fix Cyber on January 21 President-elect Biden gives a speech celebrating his victory. (Photo by Adam Schultz / Biden for President) From a global pandemic that has shown no signs of slowing to regional instability across the world, President-elect Biden will have no shortage of issues to address. Unlike nearly all other challenges, however, Biden and his incoming national security team can make demonstrative progress in cybersecurity within hours of taking offic...