[Cob] Cob code effort

Sat Apr 28 10:38:37 CDT 2007

Dang I was sitting here reading these posts and bitting back these very  
thoughts. It's that habituation to submiting to authority that drives  
me nuts. I see the point of wanting to spread the word on cob but  
convincing `authorites' is like pounding san.....whoops! sorry Kat :^)  
...exactly for the reasons you said plus they are naturally close  
minded on top of everything else. I like the `manufactured fears' part.  
Some call it marketing. We are about as close to totalitarianism is  
this area as you can get. All in the name of our own good of course.

All we need now is really crappy manufacturing and we will have become  
what we hated so hard during the cold war.

  Wait, we are getting closer every day.   I just got a carborator from  
Tecumpseh the other day that had the butterfly installed backwards and  
it was affixed to it's cheap plastic shaft so poorly that I could just  
reach in an pull it out to install it correctly. Out sourcing by  
corporate mouth breathers, our govt and the army in their never ending  
search for more and more and more, will go down as the reason for the  
failure of this country and it's virtual economy. And the Myans will be  
going toldyaso!

Ron
Those who question global warming have a financial or emotional  
interest in the status quo.

On Apr 28, 2007, at 6:04 AM, Yun Que wrote:

> Cat here!
>
> More laws, more restrictions, more fees. Building ones own home is the  
> right of every free living creature on earth, except humans...we pay  
> to  ask for permission?  think a little further into this folks!  We  
> have been taught to be afraid of our personal ability to take care of  
> ourselves.  We are slaves to manufactured fears.  If your first mud  
> house falls in build another!  This is not rocket science our kind  
> have been doing this for a long time. Asking permission from those  
> that want you where you are, and make their living keeping you there,  
> is kind of silly.  Procrastination is a wonderful way to remove the  
> treat of failure. failure teaches more than success. I learned allot  
> from my goat house!  build a little space for the pooch and your  
> courage will develop and your resolve also.
>
> <html><div><EM><FONT color=#cc00ff><STRONG>for the good of all  
> </STRONG></FONT></EM><FONT color=#0000ff>C.</FONT></div></html>
>
>
>
>
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>> There is an effort underway to create a cob code.  For any who would  
>> be
>> interested in participating, what we are looking for at this time is
>> potential funding agencies.  Any specific ideas you have on this  
>> would be
>> appreciated.
>>
>> Carrie Horne
>> Salt Lake City
>>
>>
>> On Fri, 27 Apr 2007 12:54:58 -0700 (PDT) Tom Johnson  
>> <arlintj at yahoo.com>
>> writes:
>> > Please pardon if my ignorance is showing I am new around here.  I
>> > live in Western Washington.  Cob does not seem to be getting much
>> > exposure around here.  Any "cobbers" please respond.
>> > Is there currently a unified effort to crack the building code
>> > problem?  Who is on board for research and engineering?  Are there
>> > municipalities willing to risk being front runners in the search for
>> > a greener way, not in Oregon?
>> >
>> > Are there any pilot projects currently ongoing with the
>> > participation of government, education and business partners.  Most
>> > importantly is there money available to do such a thing.
>> >
>> > Since cob creates a monolithic structure it seems to me that it
>> > would be a likely candidate for computer modeled analysis.
>> >
>> > Most joe lunchbuckets out there are stuck in the ordinary and
>> > conventional.  How does cob appeal to them?  While I appreciate the
>> > uniqueness of many of the cob structures available for view on the
>> > internet I don't see how they would appeal to most of my neighbors.
>> > How does cob create an opportunity for builders and suppliers of
>> > building materials.
>> >
>> > Acceptance and integration of natural building materials into the
>> > conventional building industry would certainly make it easier for
>> > those of us who would like to live a more natural life.
>> >
>> > In short how do we go about selling NBM to the overcarbonized?
>> >
>> >
>> > ---------------------------------
>> > Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell?
>> >  Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.
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