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Energy Efficiency Digital devices impact energy use


Major appliances aside, most digital devices do not use 120-volt power, which is the standard voltage of a home outlet. They actually use a lot less. So, trying to plug your brand new smartphone directly into an outlet is going to lead to a fried device and lots of tears from someone. This is why low-voltage devices come with a power adapter. These “wall warts” as some term them, take the 120-volt electricity supplied by Lake Region (OHFWULF &RRSHUDWLYH DQG FRQYHUW LW WR VD\ ¿YH volts. Unfortunately, most folks leave their adapters plugged in to make recharging easier. The problem with this approach is that the seemingly innocuous


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This invisible energy consumption is often called “vampire load.” Studies show that 5 to 10 percent of the average home’s energy use is from vampire loads. The only way to stop this is to unplug the power adapter when it is not in use.


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Operation Round-Up Update


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The Operation Round-Up Foundation Board met during their regular business meeting, held on October 26, 2016. During the meeting, grants were awarded to three organizations and two pledges where made (contingent upon receipt of invoices):


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Tahlequah Feed My Sheep was awarded $5,000 for food for weekly meals for the hungry in Cherokee County.


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Hulbert Riders Diamond Club received a pledge of $2,000 for high school baseball uniforms, upon receipt of invoices.


Porter Elementary School received a pledge of $2,800 for the purchase of tablets for math classes, upon receipt of invoices.


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