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Here is a better answer. The other states that don't go on DST are Indiana and Hawaii.
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I just noticed that Arizona doesn't spring forward or fall back, why is that?![mrw0113](http://f3.yahoofs.com/mingle/47c23b78ze621521c/profile/__sr_/2839.jpg?mgov5.IBfU83j54b)
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You'll hear lots of different answers, such as "They're just weird," or "They think it's a Communist idea," or whatever.There is a more practical answer. The main reason for Daylight Saving Time is to save energy. This is accomplished by adjusting clocks so that sunset occurs one hour later in the day. This provides extra sunlight in the evening when people are active at home, out shopping, or engaged in outdoor recreation. Thus they use less electricity by not using artificial lights.
In Arizona, where it's very hot in the summer, they consume a lot of electricity to run the air conditioners. Air conditioners use a LOT more electricity than light bulbs. So, in Arizona they prefer to have sunset earlier. Although it is darker when people are active in the evening, it's also cooler at this time. So air conditioning is used less, and this saves more energy than would be saved by not using artificial lights.
It's also very hot in Nevada, and Nevada DOES change to Daylight Saving Time. During the evening hours, more electricity is used in Nevada than in Arizona on air conditioning, which demonstrates why Daylight Saving Time is not such a good idea in hot climates. However, Nevada does not opt out of Daylight Saving Time like Arizona does because it creates too many bizarre time differences with its neighbor states.
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BREAKFAST------------LOWFAT GRANOLA CEREAL---------1.4 OZ.------160 CALORIES
YOGURT LIGHT---6OZ.------110 CALORIES
WALMART PEACH BOWL LIGHT MADE WITH SPLENDA--3.08 OZ.
CALORIES -----34.1
SNACK-------------------LOWFAT HAM-1 SLICE------CALORIES--------21.8
APPLE SMALL--------CALORIES-------55.1
LUNCH--------------------NOODLES WITH CHICKEN AND VEGERTABLES-7.5 OZ-
CALORIES---150
SALAD 1 CUP---CALORIES-----5.4
FAT FREE ITALIAN DRESSING 2 TBSP.-------CALORIES 10
SNACK----------------------COTTAGE CHEESE 1/4 CUP----CALORIES 40.7
PEACH S DICED BOWL---CALORIES 34.1
APPLE SMALL----55.1
DINNER--------------------BEEF STEW 7.5 OZ.---- CALORIES 180
COLLARD GREENS 1/2 CUP---CALORIES 25
GREEN BEANS 1/2 CUP---CALORIES 21.9
PEACH BOWL DICED----CALORIES 34.1---3.8 OZ
OLIVE OIL--1 TSP.---CALORIES 39.8
SNACK------------------------WHITE CHOCOCLATE CHUNK COOKIE 1.26 OZ--CALORIES 140
CALORIES--------1117.11
CARBS-------------153.20
FATS----------------21.80
PROTEIN-----------60.80
FIBER---------------21.9
GETTING MY WATER TODAY HOPING TO GET THAT 8 IN
MARYLYN
YOGURT LIGHT---6OZ.------110 CALORIES
WALMART PEACH BOWL LIGHT MADE WITH SPLENDA--3.08 OZ.
CALORIES -----34.1
SNACK-------------------LOWFAT HAM-1 SLICE------CALORIES--------21.8
APPLE SMALL--------CALORIES-------55.1
LUNCH--------------------NOODLES WITH CHICKEN AND VEGERTABLES-7.5 OZ-
CALORIES---150
SALAD 1 CUP---CALORIES-----5.4
FAT FREE ITALIAN DRESSING 2 TBSP.-------CALORIES 10
SNACK----------------------COTTAGE CHEESE 1/4 CUP----CALORIES 40.7
PEACH S DICED BOWL---CALORIES 34.1
APPLE SMALL----55.1
DINNER--------------------BEEF STEW 7.5 OZ.---- CALORIES 180
COLLARD GREENS 1/2 CUP---CALORIES 25
GREEN BEANS 1/2 CUP---CALORIES 21.9
PEACH BOWL DICED----CALORIES 34.1---3.8 OZ
OLIVE OIL--1 TSP.---CALORIES 39.8
SNACK------------------------WHITE CHOCOCLATE CHUNK COOKIE 1.26 OZ--CALORIES 140
CALORIES--------1117.11
CARBS-------------153.20
FATS----------------21.80
PROTEIN-----------60.80
FIBER---------------21.9
GETTING MY WATER TODAY HOPING TO GET THAT 8 IN
MARYLYN