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Heat from the SunMany solar heating experts will explain that one of the best ways to supplement the heat in a home is to position the structure to take advantage of the suns rays in the winter and to have this solar energy deflected in the summer. Now this might sound like an oxymoron but this is part and parcel of making the home more efficient. In the winter the windows are positioned to take in the suns heat which is then stored in the materials that make up the interior of the house. When summer comes the same angle of the windows prevents excess sun from entering the dwelling thus keep air conditioning bills down. My Builders London, 1st builder, british builder, builder, builders busines, c-o builder refubrishment, about home, buisnes home, help for builder, how to build home, homebuilder, e-builder, London builder, my home build, No 1 builder, builder faq, Pm Martin, Renovations, The suns energy is short, wavelength radiation that passes through transparent surfaces, like glass, or is absorbed by non-transparent ones like walls and floors. A certain amount of energy will heat the glass or be deflected because glass is not entirely transparent. The heat from the inside surfaces is given back into the room as long waves. This is known as the Greenhouse Effect because the heat stays in the building just as it does in a greenhouse. Having more than one pane of glass in the windows has an effect on how much sunlight passes thorough it. For example, a single pane lets in approximately 85% of light, double-pane glass around 75% and triple-pane will allow between 62-65% of the light to come through. If the sun is perpendicular to the window this increases the flow of light because the light does not travel through the glass at an angle. Figuring out the times when the sun is low (winter) and high (summer) can be instrumental in where to place your windows.1. BP and ConocoPhillips to build gas pipeline to United States and Canada data: 10.04.08 BP and Conoco will initially spend $600 million in the next three years to drum up support for the Alaska project, which they said would be the largest-ever private-sector construction project in North America. 2. 'Ed Balls is witch hunting faith schools' data: 10.04.08 New evidence has emerged to undermine Government claims that faith schools are effectively barring children from poorer backgrounds by illicitly charging parents for admission. 3. Italy's trash crisis taints mozzarella's prized reputation data: 27.03.08 For years, little has been done to halt huge-scale illegal dumping of trash, some of it toxic, around Naples. Now there are fears that the buffalo mozzarella produced in that area could be contaminated. 4. Serbia's neighbours accept Kosovo data: 19.03.08 Three of Serbia's neighbours - Bulgaria, Croatia and Hungary - have announced they will recognise Kosovo. 5. Burma migrants suffocate in lorry data: 10.04.08 More than 50 Burmese illegal migrants suffocate in the back of a lorry taking them into Thailand, police say. 6. Robots fly into Antarctic skies data: 19.03.08 A pair of lightweight, robotic planes have made the first unmanned flights over Antarctica's icy expanses. 7. Tories to detail rowdy pupil plan data: 07.04.08 Classrooms will be rid of persistent troublemakers, under Tory school discipline proposals due to be outlined. 8. Bluebirds win FA Cup final place data: 07.04.08 Thousands of Cardiff City fans celebrate their side going through to the FA Cup final next month. 9. Arctic losing long-term ice cover data: 19.03.08 Despite colder conditions, the Arctic is losing a lot of its old, stable ice, according to satellite data. 10. Dalai Lama to resign if Tibet violence continues data: 19.03.08 The Dalai Lama today threatened to resign if the violence in Tibet spirals "out of control" as the Chinese prime minister accused him of orchestrating the protests in his homeland. 11. Yevgeny Primakov, former prime minister of Russia, supports partition of Kosovo data: 27.03.08 He said that only ethnic partition would avoid future conflict but warned that it would entail population movements. 12. Four prisoners executed in Japan data: 10.04.08 Four death row prisoners are hanged in Japan, two months after the last round of executions. 13. Number of complaints against the NHS soars data: 07.04.08 A growing number of NHS complaints are being upheld amid falling nursing standards and rushed GP appointments, according to a report published today. 14. NHS migrant rules face legal bid data: 10.04.08 Rules banning some migrants in England from hospital treatment are to be challenged in the High Court. 15. U.S. equity loans are next round in credit crisis data: 27.03.08 Lulled by good times, millions of Americans borrowed â sometimes heavily â against the roofs over their heads. Now the bill is coming due. 16. President of Chad pardons French aid workers data: 07.04.08 President Idriss Deby on Monday pardoned six French aid workers convicted in a kidnapping case, Chadian state-owned radio said. 17. Sight restored 66 years on data: 07.04.08 A man blinded in one eye during the Blitz has his sight restored by Scottish specialists, 66 years later. 18. Snow adds to BA woes after flights cancelled data: 07.04.08 Heathrow's beleaguered Terminal 5 was thrown into chaos again yesterday as snowfalls led to 144 flights being cancelled. 19. NBC in deal to broadcast Telemundo data: 19.03.08 GE's film and tv unit has forged a 10-year agreement with Mexico's Grupo Televisa to broadcast more than 1,000 hours of its shows annually and carry a pay-TV channel 20. Teacher union leader Sinnott dies data: 07.04.08 Steve Sinnott, general secretary of one of the UK's biggest teaching unions, the NUT, dies. 21. Web site of Dutch anti-Islam film is suspended data: 27.03.08 The Web site on which the Dutch lawmaker Geert Wilders was promoting his film, which is said to be critical of the Koran, has been suspended by its U.S. hosting service, Network Solutions. 22. Morocco journalist to go on trial data: 19.03.08 A Moroccan journalist is due in court in Casablanca, accused of breaking a law forbidding criticism of the king. 23. Belgium gets new government, but how long will it last? data: 27.03.08 After a nine-month political crisis that prompted speculation that the country might split, Yves Leterme of the Flemish Christian Democrats was sworn in Thursday as prime minister. But many voters believe the new government will be too weak to last. 24. Web giants take sides in battle for Yahoo data: 10.04.08 Yahoo ratcheted up its efforts to improve its negotiating position in the face of an unsolicited takeover bid from Microsoft amid signs that it was edging towards a three-way alliance with Google and AOL 25. Wine maker insures nose for ÂŁ3.9m data: 19.03.08 A Bordeaux wine maker has insured his nose for ÂŁ3.9 million, the Lloyd's of London insurance market said. 26. Greek prime minister faces a vote of confidence data: 27.03.08 It is unlikely that the censure motion against Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis, introduced by the opposition, will succeed. 27. The simple pleasures of being all laid up, with no murder to solve data: 27.03.08 John Vinocur on the simple pleasures of being all laid up, with no murder to solve. 28. Madeleine McCann parents win apology from Express papers data: 19.03.08 Kate and Gerry McCann have won libel damages worth ÂŁ550,000 and forced two national newspapers to publish front-page apologies for repeatedly implying that they killed their missing daughter Madeleine. 29. Every British Olympian to be drug tested before Beijing data: 27.03.08 Every British athlete competing in the Beijing Olympics will be dope tested at least once before this year's Games as part of the country's most comprehensive pre-Olympic testing programme, UK Sport announced on Wednesday. 30. British rock star Pete Doherty jailed for 14 weeks data: 10.04.08 Adrian Hunter, Doherty's manager at Parlaphone records, said that there were "numerous reasons" the singer/songwriter had been jailed. 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