atria self-published authors. queen of queen, taking dirty was a very opportunistic self-published book that presented itself to us. wrote an article for minnesota newspapers about stain removal, and published a little book. it came to our notice. we then took it over and republished and it started a category for her, and we have sold over -- sold over two million copies of these books. i don't think you could actually publish this book in the same way today because all this information is now available on the internet. so when once you needed to -- a book as a source for some information, you now -- having that information free exists elsewhere. something to think about. those of you who may not know that vince went -- started by self-publishing term limits. he was working as a bartendser in minnesota when he published the first novel. henry has published ever since very successfully. we have 80 books in print and unfortunately vince passed away earlier this year. then is an interesting store. she wrote steamy st

we have introduced well-lit atria spaces because an office area that does not have contact to naturalg has very little value. >> it is pretty cool in here, also. >> this is the natural, ambient temperature. what this means is that all the shading devices are doing a good job at the moment. >> a very good job. masdar city is really focused on this idea of passive architecture, correct? >> that is the whole idea for designing an energy-efficient building. you want to maximize the efficiencies of the building to suit the design of the architecture itself. once we optimize the passive nature of the building, then it is just a question of using the minimum amount of energy of the a/c system to get it to the right level. >> what is going to be all out here eventually? >> each of these plots are designated for various residential and commercial use. >> what do you think the misconceptions of masdar are? >> i think one of the misconceptions is that it is a showcase. some sort of nice gift somebody is trying to present to the world. this is really a living lab. it would be unfair to look at an