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How many times does a solar eclipse occur a year?

Forget it, ya’ll shouldn’t be answering this crap if you don’t know the answers.

Where do I get the stats on how much pollution is created in the recycling process?

I don’t want to know how much energy it costs to recycle, rather than how much energy it costs to manufacture. What I want to know is HOW MUCH POLLUTION IS CREATED IN THE RECYCLING PROCESS. Then I can compare how much pollution is caused in the manufacturing process and see which is more polluting.

Do not post answers citing how much energy is used, because that is NOT a correct answer, because you cannot count on coal being used as the electricity generator anymore. There is wind and solar power being used in a lot of places and that will change. I want to know how much pollution is created in the plastic, aluminum and paper recycling processes. I noticed a huge stench and poor air quality near a recycling plant nearby, that’s why I’m asking.

How do you KNOW if you are a Democrat?

You Might Be A Democrat If…

You own something that says, “Dukakis for President, ” and still display it.
You’ve ever said, “We really should call the ACLU about this.”
You believe that a few hundred loggers can find another career, but the defenseless spotted owl must live in its preferred tree.
You ever based an argument on the phrase, “But they can afford a tax hike because…”
You keep count of how many people you know in each racial or ethnic category.
You believe our government must do it because everyone in Europe does.
You can’t talk about foreign policy without using the word conspiracy.
You think Ralph Nader makes a lot of sense.
You don’t understand why anyone was bothered by Jane’s trip to Hanoi.
You think solar energy is being held back by those greedy oil companies.
You’ve never been mugged.
You actually expect to collect Social Security.
You think the State of Florida should have tried to reform Ted Bundy.
You think the Great Society has actually worked.
You don’t see the similarity between WONK and WANK.
You got teary-eyed during the film “The American President.”
You think Ayn Rand is an African currency.
Your house smells like a garbage dump because of your commitment to recycling.
You think political patronage describes the Kennedy family.
Your High School Year Book goals included the words “help people.”
You think the Free Market is where they hand out Government cheese.
You think Carter should be on Mt. Rushmore.
You believe personal injury lawyers when they say they are just trying to defend the little guy.
You know that those profit mongering drug companies could find a cure for AIDS if they really wanted to.
You actually believe the NY Times and Washington Post.
You know at least one Vegan.
You trust Teddy Kennedy when he said that she was driving.
You’d rather own Birkenstock than Merck Stock.
You think public housing is great, but just NIMBY.
You think the anti-war protestors from ’60s are the real heroes.
You think that Supply Side Economics refers to your dope dealer’s stash.
You think Michael Jackson is a great example of diversity.
You actually think that poverty can be abolished.
You think that Joan Baez had something to say.
You admire the Swedish welfare system.
You know that Jefferson really meant to say “Entitled to Happiness.”
You think the Flat Tax should be at 95%
You go to Gay Pride Day parades so that no one can call you homophobic.
After looking at your pay stub you can still say, “America is undertaxed.”

how much watts will it take to power a air conditioner with a solar panel?

i want to now how to power a (AC) air conditioner with a solar enegry PANEL. ALSO HOW MUCH ENERGY I NEED TO PROVIDE THE PANEL WITH

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HOW TO USE ALUM ON HORSES bits to make them not gap their mouths in competition?

I KNOW SOME TRAINERS WHO USE THIS COMPOUND ON THEIR BITS FOR COMPETITION DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW IT IS DONE IE: HOW MUCH POWER ? DO YOU DILUTE IN WATER FIRST?

I read a nice article, wanted to share with u,if u have time read it,”HOW MIND WORKS”? (non religious)

We all believe that without the mind we cannot function. In fact we function better without the mind.

When any of our senses perceive an object, say your eye seeing a flower, it is the energy behind that sensor, called chakshu that comes into play. Chakshu is a digital signal processor which creates a digital image of the flower and sends it to our memory. This part of our mind called chitta has the ability to filter the information by comparing it other images on its data base.

The partly processed information is then sent to another part of the mind called manas which makes a positive identification. Even with all the computing power available today, this kind of optical identification which even a child can do, is not yet practical.

Up to this point, the activities of sensory perception and identification of that experience are conscious processes. Once the identification is done, the file moves to ego, another part of the mind, which stores all our past experiences backed up with emotions. These emotion filled experiences are our samskara, and ego is their warehouse. The jump from manas to ego is an unconscious process.

Ego decides for you. You express that decision and act upon that decision. This zone of ego is not under the control of your conscious, logical and rational mind. Ego never sleeps, not for one moment. Samskara drives you to take illogical, unconscious and irrational decisions. For instance, a person decides to smoke knowing fully well that it is bad for health. His action is driven by his samskara, his desire that is unfulfilled. Samskara confuses you, depresses you, disturbs you, stresses you and can kill you.

This process of perception and identification of what you perceive, the process that happens between your eyes and your mind happens with your awareness, consciously. However, the process the information file takes between your mind and your ego happens without your awareness; it happens unconsciously.

This process is instinctive, a legacy from our sub-human origins. It is a much faster process since the unconscious mind processes data far faster than the conscious mind, and was designed for life threatening emergencies. The only way to make this process of transfer conscious and meaningful is by bringing in awareness through meditation. Meditation dissolves samskara, frees from suffering.