Voodoo on a budget! Some of their articles are quite informative!
Web link of note: Lucky Mojo
(At http://www.luckymojo.com)

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a forum for sustainable housing and living
Web link of note: EarthShip
(At http://www.earthship.org/)

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If you like sexy, smart, strong girls with superior tech skills, you are in luck.

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Web link of note: Ask the Tech Girl
(At http://askthetechgirl.com/)

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I was just looking at the LoftCube again and my friend Brian mentioned the Dymaxion House, a pre-fab house designed and built by Buckminster Fuller in 1946.

Buckminster Fuller designed his igloo-shaped Dymaxion House so it could be shipped to buyers in a can-shaped container.
   None of the parts weighed more than 10 pounds and the cost was about $6,500.

Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn is preparing to open an exhibit of the house designed to withstand tornadoes.

Links

• Dymaxion House at Henry Ford Museum


• Detroit News: Fuller house finds a home


• Dymaxion House entry at Wikipedia
• Buckminster Fuller on PBS (WNET)
  • Article on the bathroom of Dymaxion House, which uses a “fog gun” shower, providing a hygenic shower which uses only a single cup of water
  • Article on the Dymaxion House

Like the Sharper Image, except cool. They have crazy gadgets like the puzzle clock, which won’t turn off until you put the puzzle pieces back together again, or these grass armchair things which are cardboard frames you can use to grow chairs out of the ground.
Web link of note: FireBox
(At http://www.firebox.com/)

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Radical documentarian Alex Jones. The titles alone are worth a visit to his site.
Web link of note: Alex Jones: InfoWars
(At http://www.infowars.com/)

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