[nlug] Re: Everyone ok after tornados?

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I don't remember the who/where about this, but I read an article in Popular Mechanics last year about a scientist who has adapted inkjet printer technology to building walls from either adobe or concrete and at the time of the article could build a 5' x 3' wall up to 1' thick!

Of course, inkjet technology has spanned multiple industries from printing to biomedical to chemistry, and will continue to evolve into more areas, given its versatility!

Jim
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> From: Richard Thomas <>
> Date: 2006/04/10 Mon AM 09:53:23 EDT
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> Subject: [nlug] Re: Everyone ok after tornados?
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> >I agree. And they can even be stylish while being efficient. Check out these
> >concrete dome homes: http://www.aidomes.com/
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> Why go for geodisic when you can go for a genuine dome? (no link, sorry)
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> Rich
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