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October/November 2005 News Letter
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Headlines:
New Stuff for The Consumer in All Of Us.
Web Stuff: Our
industry fund raiser collected $20,000 for the AVON Walk for
Breast Cancer
http://www.healthyheating.com/
****Note to RB send this newsletter to the magazine editors.
New Pages Dedicated to:
Indoor Environmental Quality, A Human Perspective.
If you ever doubted our message that
architectural/mechanical systems should focus on
conditioning the body instead of the building...this is the
human science behind comfort. Enjoy the message and please
bring along your industry friends and colleagues to these
pages.
New Pages Dedicated to:
Mechanical and Architectural Schematics .
These are the preview pages for a much larger project we are
working on. We invite you to comment and provide criticism
as we develop the pages over the next year. We have already
had some great feedback from those who discovered the pages
a few days ago. Rest assured we will incorporate all the
changes that make sense and will endeavor to revise
materials in due course. Remember this is big project and we
want you to participate and observe along the way.
When the project is done we'll offer opportunities to
manufacturers and contractors to sponsor the finished
project...or if you feel so motivated to get your banners up
early please let us know...its a year long project and year
long opportunity for a few brand names.
New Pages:
Definitions, Biographies including HVAC Exposed
If you seen a word or phrase underlined, click it for its
definition...for example click the acronym of
HVAC
or
Homeostasis.
If you see a name highlighted and want to know their
credentials all you have to do is click, for example one of
our contributors is
Geoff McDonell, a professional engineer and fly
fisherman extraordinaire. He is a
LEED Accredited Professional and well published author
with lots to offer home owners, contractors and designers on
building.
New Articles:
Radiant Mythology, 22 Myths on Radiant Heating, I had a lot of
fun writing this one!
Forum Stuff
http://www.healthyheating.com/bb2/index.php
Thanks to NRT Rob, Geoff McDonell, Weezbo , KWag and all our
newest contributors and to those who participated in the
conference call. We had a lot of good feedback and
are attracting international publications
such as
KWD
Global Pipe who's web site includes over 1200 links to a
global marketplace. We have just over 140 registered
individuals and encourage more of you to engage and share
your thoughts and ideas.
Blog Stuff
http://wonderfulwombs.typepad.com/wwwhealthyheatingcom_bean/
New Titles: (right mouse to open in separate window)...blogs
and blurbs about anything to do with indoor comfort and
radiant based HVAC systems.
I love blogging!
Ongoing Special
Feature: Barbara Kennedy, founder and President of
Changing Gears Inc., spent six weeks traveling between
Vancouver, B.C. and Oakville, Ontario organizing her 86 year
old mother's affairs...read her story here:Personal
experience set wheels in motion for Changing Gears by
Wilma Blokhuis
a Halton Media Group Article
...of recent note:
"Last year, in a Readers' Digest poll to determine Canada
's most trusted professions, new home builders did not fare
well. Only eight per cent of respondents said new home
builders were “very trustworthy” and another 19 per cent
said they were “trustworthy”, for a combined score of 27 per
cent. That put builders ahead of trade unions (21 per cent),
car salespeople (10 per cent) and national politicians (nine
per cent), but below lawyers (29 per cent), journalists (31
per cent) and auto mechanics (33 per cent). The most
trustworthy professions are pharmacists, doctors and airline
pilots, the poll said.
A similar Readers Digest poll in New Zealand , however,
ranked builders as the ninth most trusted profession, just
below plumbers, and ahead of car salesmen, marketers,
journalists and psychologists." Excerpt from Volume 15,
issue 2 of Canadian Homes and Cottages – Spring 2005 ,
Boosting builders' public image
My comments...Members of the CAHB do a great job for many
worthy causes. Home builders are like any other
group...a few bad apples...anyways there is a growing list of builders who are
now offering radiant heating...visit
our link page to see who joining our merry band of indoor
environmental quality specialists..
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