Sounds Like “Lead” Not “Lead[2]” & It’s Spelled L.E.E.D.
2January 27, 2012
by jb
in In the 'Hood
LEED, and printed like that, sounds like “Lead” and stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. It makes for a pretty catchy acronym. To quote the website usgbc.org: “LEED (as in the program) provides building owners and operators with a framework for identifying and implementing practical and measurable green building design, construction, operations and maintenance solutions.“ [...]
Sean Lintow :: Energy Audits: What’s in a Price?
3January 27, 2012
. . . While there are hundreds if not thousands of variations of “audits” performed daily, it essentially boils down to two types; survey style & diagnostic. [ . . . ]
Bethany Winston :: Your Home? . . . Your Office?
0January 26, 2012
by Bethany Winston
in At Home
The point is -- to make sure your professionalism is not affected by the relaxed atmosphere at home or by the close proximity to your family. You certainly wouldn’t appreciate the idea of changing diapers, for example, or handling kids’ fights in the middle of a business call, would you? [...]
@BloggingPainter :: Do We Really Know What Service Looks Like?
0January 26, 2012
. . . But I think I was wrong, sure, it was a franchise, but the systems they had in place could be adapted to any service model.
So how can we can make our service experience look like this to our customers? [...]
Jesse Langley :: Pool Deck . . . What Next?
1January 25, 2012
Adding a pool and deck to my yard totally changed the way we use it. We're outside more often, enjoying the sun and cooling off in the water. But all that time made me notice a few things that were missing; things that would really help us use the deck area all year long. [ . . . ]
