How does recycling work exactly? #ExplainThis?
A LOT depends on how your recycling company works. For many years, my municipal recycling co. only took plastics with certain PET (something like that) numbers on them, newspapers had to be bound by twine or in a paper grocery bag, glossy magazine (including those that came in the Sunday papers) went into a separate paper bag, all glass went into another, cans went into another. Now, we just dump them all into the bin and the recycling co. does the sorting. Food stuff goes into the compost bin (and you can also put plain, non-adulterated paper, paper egg cartons--anything that will compost. Everything else goes into landfill trash. At the plant, the recycling collected goes onto conveyor belts and the employees sort through real fast picking out plastics, picking out glass, etc. and making big piles (kind of forklift trucks come by when the piles get high and haul it away. If you rent a dumpster, you just dump anything (except toxins like paint or oils or acids or like that) in the box and the trash company sorts through it all, any clothing or housewears that are still usable get sent to charities, etc. Way back when we had to the sorting, the trash company would actually rebate money each month to the subscribers (we who paid for trash pick up), it wasn't more than a few bucks but it encouraged us. Now though, you pay for the trash bin pick up, the compost pick up, the recycling pick up--a minimum of 3 cans no matter what, even if you don't make any garbage you have to pay. Kind of monopoly and it feels very...Mafia. Of course, no one who decided about all this trash stuff didn't take into consideration that it increases the vermin problems. We've never had so many flies in the warmer weather. We also had to install doors so the raccoons, opossums and other critters. I think all this recycling is good and right, but someone(s) is making a lot of money off our backs and that feels all wrong.
Why are Breitling watches so expensive?
When Breitling Watches are manufactured there are many things associated with cost. 1. Research and Development All watches have complex movements some that are on the cutting edge of technology. There are different types of movement and all are very complex. These movement have precious stones (Ruby’s etc..) in them some are made of precious medals. The manufacturing process is very complex because they need to be very small and very complex and therefore require special machinery. There are a few unique watches that stand out with the complexity of their movements and therefore are very expensive. However all watches hold complex movements. 2. Precious Metals and Stones. Luxury Watches have large amounts of precious metals. They are carefully crafted into the watch for a pristine look and if you were to melt the watch down and remove these you will see a large part of cost. 3. Brand Name These items are considered luxurious and therefore need to be priced as such and distributed by only some people. This brings the cost up. 4. Celebrity Endorsement These Luxury watch companies pay celebrity’s to endorse there products. This drives up the costs on all ends.
How can I hide liked and shared content from the Facebook news feed?
You can easily do this numerous ways through your newsfeed....SOURCE: https://www.facebook.com/help/?f...Filter by friend listsClick one of your lists on the left side of your home page to see stories just from the people on that list. Manage the updates you're subscribed toHover over the Friends button at the top of a friend's profile (timeline) and select Show in News Feed to turn their updates on or off. You can also selectSettings to control how many and what kinds of stories you see from them. Hide a person or a type of story (ex: quizzes or games)Hover over the top-right menu of a story, click the drop-down menu and choose what you'd like to hide:Hide story will remove the story you're looking atHide all by and Unsubscribe from will remove the story you're looking at, as well as all future stories from a person, Page, group, event or appReport story or spam will remove the story you're looking at and help keep your news feed clear of stories like it in the futureUnhide stories from a person, Page, group, event or appFrom your home page, hover over news feed in the left sidebar menu.Click the pencil icon that appears to the left.A list of people, apps, Pages, and groups you’ve hidden or unsubscribed from will appear in a pop-up box. Click the X next to each one you'd like to remove from this list. Removing someone or something from your list of hidden stories means those stories can appear in your news feed again.Click Save.
Best things to sell on ebay?
Above are good answers. If you want something inexpensive try saving your fortune cookie from the Chinese All-U-Can-Eat. Unused fortune cookie @ $467 with 30 bids. Free shipping too, what a deal!!!! http://cgi.ebay.com/FoRtUnE-cooKiE-unope... Yep, the "Totally Bizarre" section where the best inexpensive things sell.