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- Air Conditioning
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| - Keng Air & Service All brands
- Keng Air & Services All Brands
- Air conditioning was a system that regulated the air temperature, specifically by producing cold air. In 2266, James T. Kirk encouraged Helen Noel to escape his room at the Tantalus Colony using the duct that carried the air conditioning system supplied. (TOS: "Dagger of the Mind" )
- Air conditioning can be "central" (running through built in ducts and vents), window units or wall units. The use of a ceiling fan in conjunction with air conditioning can increase energy efficiency.
- In the 20th century, movie theaters were among the first businesses to use air conditioning, as an additional means of attracting patrons during the summer months. In 1955, the Essex Theater included a banner displayed below the marquee boasting that it was air conditioned, and the AIR CONDITIONED banner remained in place even during the cooler days of early November. The rival Town Theater did not have a similar banner in 1955, suggesting that either it was not air conditioned or that it did not advertise the fact during the autumn.
- The air particles are conditioned using auditory and visual response mechanisims to carry less heat. They are shown short films on how heat ruins the world—from burning things to allowing fat people to wear really skimpy clothing. Sensory deprivation follows, with the only stimulation being a voice that says, ”Training good! Heat Bad!” (The film Zoolander depicted much of this exact process). Once conditioned to the proper standard, air is more disciplined, tidier and more confident. Inadequately conditioned air may revert back to former habits unless given the proper supervision.
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| - Keng Air & Service All brands
- Keng Air & Services All Brands
- In the 20th century, movie theaters were among the first businesses to use air conditioning, as an additional means of attracting patrons during the summer months. In 1955, the Essex Theater included a banner displayed below the marquee boasting that it was air conditioned, and the AIR CONDITIONED banner remained in place even during the cooler days of early November. The rival Town Theater did not have a similar banner in 1955, suggesting that either it was not air conditioned or that it did not advertise the fact during the autumn. By 1985, the Essex Theater no longer trumpeted its use of a cooling system. By this time, air conditioning was common enough that movie theaters no longer needed to promote it as a feature for business purposes.
- Air conditioning was a system that regulated the air temperature, specifically by producing cold air. In 2266, James T. Kirk encouraged Helen Noel to escape his room at the Tantalus Colony using the duct that carried the air conditioning system supplied. (TOS: "Dagger of the Mind" )
- Air conditioning can be "central" (running through built in ducts and vents), window units or wall units. The use of a ceiling fan in conjunction with air conditioning can increase energy efficiency.
- The air particles are conditioned using auditory and visual response mechanisims to carry less heat. They are shown short films on how heat ruins the world—from burning things to allowing fat people to wear really skimpy clothing. Sensory deprivation follows, with the only stimulation being a voice that says, ”Training good! Heat Bad!” (The film Zoolander depicted much of this exact process). As the particles excercise, they get hot and sweat, just like when a human being exercises or when an American goes up a flight of steps. The heat and sweat needs to go somewhere. This is why many air conditioning gyms (also known as air conditioning units) appear in windows so that the particles can cool and dry sweat off. Once conditioned to the proper standard, air is more disciplined, tidier and more confident. Inadequately conditioned air may revert back to former habits unless given the proper supervision.
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