text: Hopefully you have had time to browse the 2015 programme and create a wishlist of where you want to go!
  As you will know, some of the events do require pre-booking. Booking for these events will open at 10am on Wednesday 26th August. For a list of the bookable events and for links on how to book go to: www.glasgowdoorsopenday,com/booking. We would advise using the online method where possible as we are just a small office with 5 phone lines.
  Dont worry if you havent had a chance to look at the programme just yet. Over two thirds of the programme do not require booking at all! So even if you dont book anything, there will still be lots to enjoy!
  Doors Open Day is a free event and is for everyone! But we need your help to spread the word! Can you help?
  We have printed posters we could send you to distribute to your local shops and businesses (just get in touch), digital posters available that you could add to your email signature, as your screen saver at work or to your social media (you can download them here) or even just tell your friends over a cup of coffee!
  Visitors entering buildings or attending walks, tours & events do so at their own risk. Please take care! Neither Glasgow Building Preservation Trust nor participating buildings are responsible for any accidents or damage incurred.
  
  About half of the Glass Explorers that answered our first poll question here on Glass Almanac say they’re getting at least six hours of battery life on a typical day with Glass.
  We’ve had the poll question on our home page since the site launched in July, and as traffic has increased in recent weeks, so did the responses from readers. We ended up with a total of 59 votes, and 29 of those votes were from users saying they got either 6-8 hours of battery life, or 8+ hours.
  There was no single answer that had the most votes. Both “8+ hours” and “4 hours or less” had 16 votes — perhaps a reflection of how differently Explorers are using Glass. Here are the full responses:
  Battery life has been one of the most common complaints from Glass Explorers to date. It’s why PWRglass is potentially set to be the first Glass accessory to hit the market.
  Meanwhile, we’ve changed the poll question on our home page, this time asking how often you wear Glass. You can vote on GlassAlmanac.com.