Culture on Demand: Bridging the Gap
Feng Shui and technology have more in common than meets the eye
By STAN STALNAKER
July 14, 2000
Web posted at 8:30 p.m. Hong Kong time, 8:30 a.m. EDT
I’m no expert on feng shui, or even technology, but I’m beginning to realize that there is a deep relationship between the ancient and [...]

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Hi Everyone,
Do you know that the "green" lightbulbs have a mercury lining and are considered hazardous waste?! Check out the following info:

Just a piece of info for you all out there…BE CAREFUL IF YOU BREAK ONE OF THOSE CF/ ENERGY EFFICIENT LIGHT BULBS!!!!
I did today and it’s no picnic. If you happen to break one, please remember:
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Q. Do you offer any correspondence courses? If so, please provide more information. Thank you, Sandra
A. Hi Sandra,
Your question is perfectly timed, as we are just finishing up our first online course on the Bagua Map. It’ll be available within the next couple of months, so stay tuned!
Terah

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We Built This SolarCity
Entrepreneur Lyndon Rive wants to solarize your house for a low, low price
By Lisa Hymas
11 Apr 2008
Would you pay $25,000 to $30,000 to put solar panels on your home? If you’re like most cash-strapped Americans, you’d balk at that five-figure expense, no matter how green you aspire to be. OK, what if [...]

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Q. In FS class in 2003 we learned not to use fluorescent light bulbs anywhere. Now it is considered environmentally friendly to use compact fluorescents. I would love to hear Terah’s opinion on whether to use the compact bulbs or not. Does she know any way to lessen the effect of the compact fluorescents? Kathy
A. Dear Kathy,
I [...]

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