Acoustics engineer. PhD. Accessible sound environments. Differences aren't the problem. Me so' capita io. Autistic, FirstGen - she/her
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"Los costes que soportan".
Sin si quiera entrar en eso, sería razonable recordar que si se trata la vivienda como inversión, se habrá de asumir los riesgos como en cualquier otro tipo. Acciones que caen, bancos que bajan intereses...
Hi, in case it's helpful, just to clarify that the concept of quiet façade, especially in Nordic countries, refer to the side of the building/flat looking at an inner courtyard and not to a street. Another study on them sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
And some examples:
Estando ahora desempleada después de los años tan intensos del doctorado está siendo duro. Gracias por el recordatorio. 🙏
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You can colonize countries in different ways now
Data centres run by four US tech giants are now consuming a fifth of Ireland’s total electricity, a Business Post analysis reveals.
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Y tantos los políticos como muchos ciudadanos de esos pueblos siguen apoyando y pagando campañas de promoción del turismo con dinero público. Cuándo habría que pararlas, me pregunto, si es que no hacen falta y el dinero en otras cosas sí.
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El malestar generado por la ausencia de necesidades básicas cubiertas no se arregla con fármacos ni psicoterapia.
More than an outlier, she's in the possibly baseline level. She will be reprimanded for doing that by her educators and also will he influenced by her peers' behaviour, so please make sure she isn't intimidated and keeps defending herself. :)
One of the reasons is most buildings and houses in the UK have windows that open to the outside.
And yes, external shading makes a huge difference. I'm Andalusian and I've had to put cardboards on the outside in the UK. 🙈
And it's so absurd to think that a diagnosis gets you all the support you need or that it's an "easy mode pass" that it just tells about the ignorance of those who think it.
This is the most important message. A society cannot be okay with so many children struggling in school and in life. Adults have the responsibility to change that society for them.
If you don't like "diagnosis", fight for making them unnecessary in the first place.
I was pleased to have contributed to the independent review from Prof Peter Fonagy which highlights an urgent truth: our children are distressed.
A million children should not be waiting for help with mental health or an assessment for autism or ADHD.
gov.uk/government/publicatio…
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Prof Peter Fonagy said there had been a "very real" rise in "distress & mental ill health among young people". He also notes how conditions such as anxiety & depression can "worsen the traits of ADHD and autism" but says Wes Streeting was completely wrong about over diagnosis.
ADHD and autism at risk of over-diagnosis, says report, with author due to speak to BBC bbc.in/3VBz5jE
"Millions started to think that perhaps they had ADHD, because they were sensitive to rejection and failure." Maybe a citation here is needed.
And to add recent data, I only see "influencers" actually calling bullsh*t on RSD and instead relating it to recurrent traumatic events.
Sin defender eso, los cogieron para intentar recuperar a los rehenes palestinos que tenía Israel, muchísimos de ellos niños. Esto no empezó ese día. Y muchos de esos rehenes se pusieron de su parte después y pedían protestas contra Netanyahu.
No hay que defenderlos para condenar lo que hizo Israel ese día, todos los días durante décadas antes, y lo que sigue haciendo cada día ahora xitter.cf/WarFrontIntel/status/2…
