Subject: Re: [smof-politics] Thought for solving two housing crises, but is the cost too high?
From: "Q" (foo@setec.gov.au)
Reply-To: smof-politics@smofcon.fen
Date: 2014/2/11
To: undisclosed-recipients
People, when all you have is a hammer all problems begin to look like nails. That's something those proposing asking the BNF who've done massive landlifts for assistance have appeared to forget. Now while Ireland may have surplus houses, they would most definatly want to keep the ground it was built on. I'm surprised that as a population that probably has the Hitler (sorry History - for the Germans) Channel, NatGeo or Discovery running on a screen or screenwall knowing how some would setup a CIC. Let alone collections of NatGeo magazine have missed the idea of structure relocation (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structure_relocation) after all that's how the Abu Simbel temples (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abu_Simbel) at Aswan Dam were saved, NatGeo covered it at the time - we've probably got that issue in the library if not I'll requisition it. I'm meandering. Still, how in the age of TIVO could Monster Moves have been missed. http://www.windfallfilms.com/show/1104/ ... otive.aspx
From: "Q" (foo@setec.gov.au)
Reply-To: smof-politics@smofcon.fen
Date: 2014/2/11
To: undisclosed-recipients
People, when all you have is a hammer all problems begin to look like nails. That's something those proposing asking the BNF who've done massive landlifts for assistance have appeared to forget. Now while Ireland may have surplus houses, they would most definatly want to keep the ground it was built on. I'm surprised that as a population that probably has the Hitler (sorry History - for the Germans) Channel, NatGeo or Discovery running on a screen or screenwall knowing how some would setup a CIC. Let alone collections of NatGeo magazine have missed the idea of structure relocation (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structure_relocation) after all that's how the Abu Simbel temples (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abu_Simbel) at Aswan Dam were saved, NatGeo covered it at the time - we've probably got that issue in the library if not I'll requisition it. I'm meandering. Still, how in the age of TIVO could Monster Moves have been missed. http://www.windfallfilms.com/show/1104/ ... otive.aspx