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i break my own heart by expecting people to be as attached to be me as i am to them
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this option makes it possible to choose when the file previews, smart folder icons, and meta-data in the file manager should be activated. in the list of protocols that appear, select which ones are fast enough for you to allow previews to be generated.
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1. use public transportation: use your vehicle a lot less often. carpool and rideshare when you have the ability to do so and consider using public transportation instead of walking; that way, you aren’t contributing to all of the issues that the air is already dealing with before adding your car to the mix. 2. drive smart: if you are driving on a regular basis, make sure that you are driving smart instead of wasting gas. drive within the speed limit, make sure that there aren’t a lot of things in your car that will weigh it down, and do all that you can to conserve the amount of gas that you will be using on a regular basis. 3. do regular car check up: its important for you to go for regular check up of your car to make sure it does not consume extra fuel. this will not only save you money but your car will also last longer. 4. keep car tires properly inflated: car consume more fuel when tires are not properly inflated and aligned. keeping them properly inflated will lessen your impact on the environment. 5. buy energy efficient vehicles: buy vehicles and other items that are helpful to the environment. there are so many options that you have now that are either efficient on gas or they are hybrids, so you don’t have to worry about them putting additional gas and pollution into the atmosphere. if you’re looking for a new car, go energy efficient if you can. 6. consider “going green”: there are so many options for going green out there and a lot of them come with tax breaks that can make it even easier for you to do so. look into your local, state, and even federal initiatives in order to see if they have something that can help you change your tune. 7. plant a garden: plant a garden that is going to give the air the nutrients that it needs to be cleaner. there are so many plants out there that will eat up the junk in the atmosphere. do your research and see what one(s) you can grow easily and that will help the world around you. 8. use low-voc or water-based paints: use paints that are based with water and not oil. the less oil products that you are using, the better off that you’re going to be because that means less oil is being produced overall. 9. turn off lights when not in use: don’t keep the lights or other electric devices on. the more traditional power that you are using, the more energy you’re wasting and the more that you’re polluting the air. 10. buy green electricity: buy electricity generated from renewable energies i.e. hydroelectric, wind or solar power. 11. make use of solar energy: consider using solar power instead of regular power. solar power can save a ton of energy for you and, on top of that, it could also end up saving you a lot of cash in the long run as well. 12. use natural gas instead of charcoal: use a propane or natural gas grill instead of charcoal. then, you’re not putting fossil fuels into the air, which can be incredibly detrimental to the world around you. 13. use a epa certified woodstove: use a epa certified woodstove or fireplace instead of oil. once again, the less oil you use, the better it is for the atmosphere. 14. dry clothes on clothesline: dry your clothes on a clothesline instead of trying to dry your clothes in a dryer. the less energy that you use, the better off it will be. 15. always use recyclable products: always use recyclable products if you have access to them and the ability to choose them. they take less power to make than other products. 16. use both sides of paper: use both sides of a piece of paper. otherwise, you’re just being wasteful with the things that you are using. 17. reuse paper bags: reuse paper bags; they work really well for almost anything you can imagine and they are recycled in the first place. 18. avoid plastic bags: they are made from oil products and they can hurt the environment because it takes them forever to decompose (and some never decompose). 19. choose products with minimal packaging: when it comes to buying items from outside, consider buying those with minimal packaging and are reusable. even if they are packaged, try to buy the one with least packaging. 20. use broom instead of leaf blower: don’t use items that are going to kick up a lot of dust into the air; consider using other items instead. for example, instead of using a leaf blower, why not consider using a broom instead? 21. don’t use hazardous chemicals: if you’re using materials that have a lot of chemicals and smell strongly, consider using them outside and/or not using them at all. 22. quit smoking: quit smoking and encourage those around you to do the same. the smoke is terrible for you and for the air quality around you as well. 23. insulate the leakages: utilize insulation in and around your home in order to make it so that you don’t have to use as much energy in order to heat your home. 24. consolidate your trips: try to make sure that everything that you’re doing can be done in one trip instead of going out several times in your vehicle. that way, you’re using less gas while you’re out and about.
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