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   homedesign | Jan 19, 2009 02:48pm | #1

   Martin,

   Very Nice...

   We really need resources like this.

   I will be spending time there.

   John Brooks

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   shelternerd | Apr 14, 2009 06:36am | #8

   JohnAre you going to the NAHB Green Conference in Dallas next month? If so I'd love to have a cup of coffee or a beer with you. Micheal------------------

   "You cannot work hard enough to make up for a sloppy estimate."

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   homedesign | Jan 22, 2009 02:21pm | #2

   Martin...

   I have to say it again..

   I like the new site.. It has taken me a little while to navigate to some of the areas...maybe because it is under construction.

   When are you going to start promoting it more widely?

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   RDA | Jan 22, 2009 09:52pm | #4

   Chris Ermides wrote about the site in the lastest FHB (#201). You can find it here:

   http://www.taunton.com/finehomebuilding/departments/cross-section/www-green-building-advisor-announcement.aspx

   Robyn

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   homedesign | Jan 22, 2009 10:33pm | #5

   Thanks Robyn,

   I only have the online magazine now..I dropped the paper copy..guess I just missed the anouncement.

   I just want to point out that here is a lot of free info there..

   And I understand that you have to pay for it somehow.

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   RDA | Jan 22, 2009 11:00pm | #6

   Thanks for subscribing to the site; we really appreciate it. We just went live with the current issue this morning. Thanks also for your feedback,Robyn

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   DonnaJim23 | Jul 06, 2010 05:23pm | #9

   Thanks for the link, I'll
   Thanks for the link, I'll bookmark these website, it's very informative!

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   klhoush | Jan 22, 2009 09:20pm | #3

   I guess you have to make a buck.

   I think you are charging for information that is freely available elsewhere. I would recommend http://www.buildingscience.com and then search http://www.youtube.com  for green building stuff. http://www.wikipedia.org has good info and links on specific subjects.

   Since humanity needs to act on sustainability and energy use it is counterproductive to be "hiding" information from those who need it most.

   Let the green movement be open source.

   OB

    

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   MHolladay | Jan 22, 2009 11:20pm | #7

   Much of the information on the site is free. Those who value the information that requires a subscription fee may be interested in subscribing; for others, the free sections of the Web site are still worth checking out.

   Edited 1/22/2009 8:52 pm ET by MHolladay

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   JimBerry | Dec 17, 2012 12:51pm | #10

   Thank you for providing the link and creating a useful website, I think there are not many websites with such theme. I found some good and informative pages there.

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   calvin | Dec 17, 2012 06:17pm | #11

   Why don't you take a look

   at the bottom of these forum pages, there's all sorts of link to informative (including the GBA).

   I thought you would be familiar with this forum and all the wings offered, by now.

   Explore.

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   gloriasmith | Apr 03, 2013 08:59am | #12

   Nice website for building,designing, and renovating homes. I always check sources for remodeling becz I like experimenting new things for my home. 

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   Kellyrose | Aug 08, 2018 04:45pm | #13

   How is it going

   Very nice website, how is it going are you getting much traffic?