desk station, and if you are really going to unplug those every time you finish working. those are some of the biggest amounts of energy draining devices, and they are at the top of the list so to speak. t the top of the list so to speak. i have been told that turning things back on can sometimes use more power than leaving them on standby, is that true or is itjust a myth? t that true or is itjust a myth? i think it depends on the that true or is itjust a myth? t think it depends on the device, and it also depends on how long it takes for you to really get the system up and running again. so example, if you think about turning off your wi fi system, turning off your whole tv console system and it takes quite a lot of time to reboot the whole system, it could take more energy consumption to reboot it, but mostly first and foremost it s also a matter and a question about whether one is patient enough to wait for the system to reboot, and that can
covered a whole breadth of styles. can we publish the list of people that the dems think aren t racist? we can put it on a post-it note on everyone s bridge. if they could play this game and we talk about how the dead would think, okay, i don t think martin luther king would be as nearly as far left or even close to far left as the current crop of democratic leaders. i think he would run screaming from them because he was about character, not simply color. he would hope that we would have moved on. in the a block we talked about exploding crime and b, the plummeting democrat numbers. all of this has one thing tied to it, the the exception of race and geraldo has talked about this, falsely framing election reform has civil rights struggle against bigots. this race card is not just divisive for the democrats by energy draining. instead of helping all americans were getting one group against the other, that is not working.