Wind Energy

What do you think of the future of these farms? How will they help, or hurt the U.S. economy and the world economy? Discuss price and feasibility of using the product and any other issue relevant to these farms.
I think the future of these Wind mill farms seem to be very promising because it does not consumes fuel, and emits no air pollution. Its a clean type of energy making it safer for our environment. It is begining to be socially accepted in other parts of the world such as germany. In the U.S there are several states that have implemented the method. However as with every thing that is new and to some extent unknown ,people and comunities who lack the knowledge of how these mills work have made obsctacles for such mills. Stating that is not a promising that is costly therefore high cost for taxpayers. There are other people who said the mills are putting the wildlife animals such as birds in danger. I personally think that anything that is a natural source such as the mills that use wind is definitely a better option than that of what we use to pollute our environment. I've not researched enough on this topic but as I was searching a little bit of it, I came across with a remarkable story about a young man in Africa who is now 22 years old that without education found a way to help his village and his family by building a windmill all by himself with anything he could find. His motivation to do so was driven by hunger , poverty , and the lack of resource that surrounded him. He saw a picture of the wind mills in a textbook and was interested that the mills could make electricity and pump water. He thought to himself that he could do it too, so on he went on his journey to make the mills out of junk he could find. They are many people who don't even have electricity, water, or any other sources vital to living that is why I think we need to reconsider the idea of having windmills in our communities and to find ways we can take care of our planet.

More on the story of the young boy in africa can be found at this link http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/8257153.stm

Political Blog analysis -top 50

It was interesting to see the top 50 political blogs, some where kind of boring and did not grabbed my attention but with others I could pick up in the first few lines which political party they are with. They basically gave their view and opinion about a subject or on a political figure. I had a hard time figuring out the persuasive techniques to me a lot of them were sarcasm maybe their pitch tone changed when it came to something that the writer did not believed or agree with- but I don't think there wasn't much persuasion in them, they only thing that I think it may have encourage me to do by reading these blogs is that what we hear in the media is not necessarily always true and we need to search for a reliable source- so that we can have our own beliefs in it.

Will movie films last?

Just as the music industry has changed in the last 10 years so is the film industry has evolved as well. Before the music industry would rely on Cd's when an album would come out but as technology grew it enable people to download music on mp3 or down to their pc. Same thing I think is happening to the Film industry. I personally don't think that the film industries are coming up with good movies to watch. Most of the movies that they come up with does not make any sense there's not a good plot in it. The only movies that I think are fun to watch are the movies from Disney Films. The year is almost over and I can count the times that I went to the movies which it was only one time. The last time that I went I watched a chick flick movie " The Proposal". I really do think that in the future films would be something of the past. With the internet growing as much as it is that you can watch anything and even see movies that have not come out yet in theater, I really don't think the film industry will last very long.