Population Projections.

Nowadays, most people worry about over-population and living in crowded cities. However it is predicted that we will have the opposite problem by the year 2030 when one third of the population will be aged 65 or over and birth rate is predicted to decline. What effect will this have on our society?
By t2030 the percentage of the population aged 65 or older will have risen significantly, to more than 30%. This means that fewer people will be working and therefor fewer people will be paying income tax. In the future it maybe necessary for governments to increase the official retirement age to 70 or even older. When today's 30-year-olds are in their sixties it is unlikely that the will enjoy the relaxed lifestyle that today's older generation can expect when they give up work. Governments will therefore need to make sure that this older generations is healthy and fit enough to continue working.
However, I believe the biggest impact will be on the younger generation. In 2030 the younger generation will need to work much harder to support the large number of older people. If this trend continues then it is possible that our entire culture will change. For example, most marketing companies today try to target the younger generation with their products and advertisements. If majority of population is older then this will change and companies will begin to target the older generation instead.
So, what can be done now to prevent these problems? Firstly, I believe that governments of developed countries should find ways to encourage people to have larger families and increase the birth rate. Secondly, I believe that they should encourage migration from developing countries so that the populations of over-crowding can be solved.

Introducing my city.

If you have only a couple of hours to spend in the country side of our city, then this is the most valuable way to spend them. Firstly starting from the city centre, walk out of town along the liver. You will see some old blocks of flats when you have been walking about 2 kilometres. Gradually you will walk into more natural area where there are cottages and gardens where vegetable are grown. You will probably see more very nice alone the way. After that you will be completely out of the town and will be able to enjoy magnificent(extremely attractive and impressive) views over the local countryside. Keep an eye open especially for bird life and for flowers because both are particularly rich in this area. Finally you come to an attractive area near the river which you can enjoy lunch or a drink before catching a but back to the city.

Jargon - the upside

The reality is that everyone uses jargon(words or expressions that are used by a particular profession or group of people, and are difficult for others to understand). It is an essential part of the network of occupations and pursuits which make up society. All jobs have an element of jargon, which workers learn as they develop their expertise. All hobbies require matsery of a specific jargon. Each society grouping has its own jargon.The phenomenon turn out to be universal and valuable. It is the element which, in a job, can promote economy and precision of expression and can help make life easier for the workers. Once you have commanded it, jargon is something we readily(quickly and without difficulty. in a way that you do not object to sth) take pleasure in. Whatever the subject is, motor cycling baseball computer. It can add pace variety and few more to speech, like when with an important even approach, we might slip into the related jargon. We enjoy the mutual showing off which stems from(to be the result of sth)the fluent use of terminology. And we enjoy the in-jokes which a shared linguistic experience permits. Also we are fiercely protective of our knowledge. We are quick to demean(to make people have less respect for sth) anyone who try to be a part of our group without being prepared of our jargon. And we resent it when someone other groups sending our lack of linguistic awareness, refuses to let us in.