Friday, November 11, 2011
in our country the tap water is a never-ending problems. here instead of worrying about if we take care of good quality if it leads. there are places where drinking water does not reach. an hour so that we may need to get worried.
usually in our country only the economic power comes the precious fluid, if stop saying that is one of the most economical service that has the Dominican state.
where I live for example, we pump a little water we do not need CAASD.
Our reality is we need an effective policy against this evil that affects us, with clear policy very clear.
agustin ramiez .ag 3560
Monday, November 7, 2011
Old Age
Old Age

In our country , old people do not have the necessary attention. They are treated like unimportant people, they can not get a job, some of them can not afford their medicines, food, clothes, etc.
Sunday, November 6, 2011

Feng Shui
Feng shui is a chinese art or practice of positioning objects, especially buildings and furniture, based on a belief the things that have positive and negative effects. I was reading an article about Feng Shui and I remember a paragraph where said that a lot of people believe that there are many things that influence positive and negative effects such as colors, numbers, animal symbols, and five elements: earth, water, fire, metal and wood to produce balance and positive energy.
In my case for example, I like bright colors like red, green, orange, and yellow, because those colors make feel happy.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Some of the Facts About Bottled Water

- It isn't held to the same testing standards in some areas as tap water
- When heated, water bottles can leach BPA into the water.
- Bottled water is often tap water! There's a difference between "filtered water" and "natural spring water." Natural spring water=from an actual spring. You'll find filtered water on the market for just as much as spring water, which is really just filtered tap water. Dasani and Aquafina are two "filtered water" products.
- estimates that bottled water uses 6x the amount of water actually in the bottle to produce it! What a waste!
- Another fact from Treehugger: bottled water production uses large amount of oil to produce the bottle.
- Transporting the empty bottles to their filling destinations uses energy and releases harmful emissions. Then, transporting the heavy filled bottles uses even more energy. Just so you can twist the cap for some filtered tap water!
If you do drink bottled water, do you recycle the bottles?
If you do, you're in the minority. Sadly only 20% of consumers recycle the bottles. The other 80% throw them away. These bottles will take hundreds to thousands of years to decompose in a landfill and we're running out of room. by:internet http://www.squidoo.com/bottled-water-vs-tap-water

