Bit of a hiccup

[Shannon Dealy]

It appears (from this end) that one of my messages to the list bounced,
so here it is again, please ignore if you've already seen this.

> 
> 
> Sorry, I should have said something in the introductory message, E-mail
> should be sent to "coblist at deatech.com", not majordomo.  majordomo is 
> where you send requests (subscribe, unsubscribe, help, etc.).  Here is 
> one of the first messages:
> 
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> 
> > Thanks, Shannon Dealy, for setting up this list !
> > 
> > 
> > Can you or anybody suggest a book title on Cob structures that might 
> > have more construction details and where I might get such a book?
> >
> 
> Cob Cottage Company has a "Cob Reader" for about $12 (??), it is a collection
> or articles they have put together on the subject.  The booklet is about
> 60 pages long, though I do not think it is adequate to teach you how to 
> make cob, I do consider to be a good source of introductory and historical
> information.  Check the cob product order form on the web site:
> "http://www.deatech.com/cobcottage"
> 
> NOTE: Since I do plug the Cob Cottage Company occasionally, as well as
> providing the host site for their web pages, I think I should make clear
> the extent of my affiliation with them:
> 
>    1 - I have taken a cob workshop from them, and am planning on
>        taking additional courses.
>    2 - Neither me or my company receives any money from them or any
>        other considerations (I pay the same price for their courses
>        as anyone else).
>    3 - While I put together their web site, all labor and computer
>        resources (including the web host facilities) were donated by me 
>        and my company.
> 
> No one has questioned my affiliations, but I thought this needed to be
> said.
> 
> >
> > I'm still looking for the book "Ceramic Houses" by Nader Khalili with no 
> > luck.
> >
> >
> > Thanks ahead of time for any assistance !
> >
> >
> > David Aguirre
> > Tucson
> > monsoon season in the desert
> 
> You might try Real Goods for The Ceramic Houses book, it's not in their 
> current catalog, but I have seen it in previous catalogs, as well 
> as in their Eugene, Oregon store.  Real-Goods can be reached at 
> (800) 762-7325 or (707) 468-9214 (for any of you who may be outside the U.S.)
> The Eugene store is: (541) 334-6960.
> 
> 
> Shannon
> 

Shannon Dealy
dealy at deatech.com