### device | machine | machinery:

Mill
* Most mills have blast furnaces.
* Some mills produce lumber from several different species
  - wastewater
* also produce pollution that leads to smog and global warming.
* are businesses run by people who breed animals to sell
  - commercial operations, while museums are educational institutions
* are located in barns
  - cities
  - countries
  - deserts
  - forests
  - towns
  - villages
* are used for crunchs
  - crushings
  - grinding
  - shaping
* convert energy
  - wind energy
* explains how to command attention, change minds, and influence people.
* includes sections.
* produce products
  - specialty paper products
* recycle cellulose fibre for all or part of their raw material needs.
* women's institution aimed at educating women and furthering their success in the world.
+ Scott Mills: 1974 births :: Living people :: Actors from Hampshire :: BBC people :: English LGBT people :: English radio personalities :: English television actors :: English television presenters :: Gay men :: People from Southampton
  * Mills is openly gay.
+ The Parent Trap: 1961 movies :: Disney movies :: Movies based on books :: English language movies
  * The Parent Trap' is a 1961 Walt Disney Productions movie. It stars Hayley Mills, Maureen O'Hara, and Brian Keith. Mills plays twins trying to get their divorced parents together again. The movie was nominated for two Academy Awards. It was shown on television. Three television sequels were made. The original movie was remade in 1998 with Lindsay Lohan.

### device | machine | machinery | mill:

Pulp mill
* are also a major source of such pollution.
* use bleaching to produce white paper products
  - large quantities of water to wash process chemicals off the paper fibers

Wind mill
* Most wind mills convert energy
* are another way to produce electricity.
  - wind energy

### device | machine | machinery | mill:

Windmill
* Most windmills capture energy
  - convert wind
* Most windmills generate electricity
  - enough electricity
  - pump water
  - transform energy
* Most windmills turn blades
  - turbine blades
  - use wind
* Some windmills have power
  - kill eagles
  - use fans
* always turn counter-clockwise.
* are a poor choice for environmentally benign power production
  - another source of pollution-free power
  - clean energy producers and they are impositions on pristine landscapes
  - examples of wind turbines that convert wind energy into mechanical energy
  - generators
  - good because they give off energy and electricity and grind wheat
* are machines operated by windpower
  - that are driven by the force of the wind upon it s propellers
  - perhaps one of the future answers to generating electricity
  - secured to the ground and are stationary
  - sustainable energy sources
  - towers
  - toys
* can have an efficiency of about sixty percent
  - provide electricity to our homes
  - turn water to make electricity
  - the solar energy stored in the wind by using large blades which turn a generator
* come in many forms, but nowadays they are often very big to efficiently generate energy.
* employ ancient technology.
* have more blades than modern wind turbines, and they rely on drag to rotate the blades.
* is machinery
* pump water from deep wells and sanitary systems are self-contained
* receive energy.
* supply the water for home and stock.
* tap into the energy of the wind using sails or vanes.
* use the kinetic energy of moving air to turn the millstones and grind corn
  - wind and gears to move water up a pipe and into the holding tank
* work because they slow down the speed of the wind.

### device | machine | machinery | mill | windmill:

Modern windmill
* Most modern windmills generate electricity
  - enough electricity
* produce a significant amount of electricity in California.

Modern machinery
* comes in all shapes and sizes.
* is the result of a prior revolution in the spirit of capitalism.