Home Wind Power Saves You $$$!!!

Tired of $100, $200, $300+ electric bills every month, especially in the heat of summer and the chill of winter?  Want a better way to power your home and save money, and possibly earn money?  Yes, you can sell excess electricity back to the power company's grid from solar or wind power installed for your home.  Check out http://www.homewindmill.org/ for a do-it-yourself kit for as low as $150 or you can pay to have a home power generation windmill installed with battery pack back-up (windmill stores excess energy in the battery pack, and when there's no wind, you use the battery pack as the secondary source of electric power...especially usefull when you would normally lose power co. service [ex: hurricane, tornado, storm, etc.]) for $1,000 - $10,000 for professional installation.  Most installation companies have 2-7 year payment plans which range from $20 - $100 per month, which I'm guessing is less than your current electric bill, and you don't have to pay for fluctuations of energy usage, especially during peak seasons when power companies typically raise their kilowatt-hour rates.  There are several different designs / models, but the most efficient variety that produces the most consistent power with minimal wind is the vertical cylinder.  Best of all, wind power is CLEAN, RENEWABLE, NATURAL, and creates ZERO POLLUTION!  It's all around us, so why not use it and save some hard-earned cash, while helping protect the environment?  Heres a good starting list of information and resources to learn more:
http://www.ecobusinesslinks.com/vertical_axis_wind_turbines.htm - Several links to home wind turbine manuracturers / various models
http://www.squidoo.com/residential_windmills
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Good-And-Bad-In-Windmills-For-Your-Home&id=980982  (article)
http://www.bergey.com/
http://www.skystreamenergy.com/
http://roncoelectricinc.net/ - Windmill installation co. based in Destin / Ft. Walton, Florida
http://www.silentwindturbine.com/design.htm - Info. on Vertical Axis Wind Turbines
http://www.clean-energy-ideas.com/ - Good pros/cons article
http://blujay.com/?page=ad&adid=3275237&cat=11060000