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["Toni Hawryluk" <tonihawr AT msn.com>]

----- Original Message ----- From: Gene GeRue<mailto:genegerue AT ruralize.com> 
(snip) from Nader Khalili, the extraordinary architect of uncommon sense and 
sensibilities. Should you be contemplating a new building it will be worth 
your while to visit, view and read at his web site: 
http://www.calearth.org/<http://www.calearth.org/>

I read, many years ago now, about a
"hot country" home similar to this, that
was "fired" inside (comparable to a kiln).
In effect, a type of 'glazing' providing 
no means for insects to hide - one of 
the real drawbacks to living in areas
of no winters to kill parasites-infested
'homes/possessions'.
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Don Bowen wrote:

> Those are just words that tend to get redefined.  (snip) Well, along
> comes the severe economic down turn of the late 20s lasting into the
> 30s.  After it was over the economists decided that depression was too
> harsh a word so they started calling them recessions.

I feel better!  Since we just had a recession and it wasn't fun for
many, and could have another soon, perhaps it's time for a new word.
The rules are it has to end in e-s-s-i-o-n.  Bushession is too hard to
say.   Soft patchession doesn't work.  How about Corression, a play on
correction.  Or just plain Ession?