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May 22, 2012

Aleeah Livengood commented on john blue's blog post What is "Food With Integrity In English"?

"Great information!"

Apr 19, 2011

jan aldridge clark left a comment for Aleeah Livengood

"Aleeah: You left this comment last March, but I'm just getting around to letting you know that I'll give a shout out to you when my group, "The Hip Harp Jazztet" is playing! Thanks for the comment."

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"The second book is going well...thank you for asking. Hope all is well in my old homeland"

May 13, 2010

Aleeah Livengood left a comment for Arlan Landey

"You ought to put some info about Builderscrete on A Greener Indiana."

Apr 21, 2010

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"Thanks Aleeah! Happy to be here."

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Aleeah Livengood left a comment for Nancy Caniff

"Hey there! Welcome to Smaller Indiana!"

Apr 21, 2010

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How did you hear about Smaller Indiana?: Friend

What is your greatest strength?: Leadership, organization and collaboration

What are you working on?: My husband Mike and I are the parents of 6 children, all boys. We've owned a premier masonry contracting business, LMF Group for last 22 years; building our reputation with custom builders based on quality and service. We decided to start another company, GREENHEAT Solutions that offers heating alternatives that cuts costs, increase independence and energy efficiency using Temp-Cast Masonry heaters.

Masonry heaters are relatively a new product to Indiana. They're similar to wood stoves since they use wood as a fuel source but thats where the similarity ends. Temp-Cast is an affordable precast unit that's loaded once a day and will heat a 2000 SQ FT area for up to 30 hours.

How big is your business?: small company

What is your Job Title: Owner

What is your Company Website?: http://greenheatsolutions.biz

What is your alma mater?: Purdue University

Why join Smaller Indiana? What are you hoping to experience here ?: I would like to create many friendships & business/client contacts.

I would like to invite you all to become a fan of GREENHEAT Solutions on Facebook!

http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/pages/Mulberry-IN/GREENHEAT-Solutions/342244258906?ref=ts

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PRESS RELEASE: Greenheat Solutions Interviewed by Voice of America TV

The co-owner of Greenheat Solutions in Clinton County will be interviewed Saturday by Voice of America TV, an international television network.

Aleeah Livengood will discuss her company, which sells and installs wood-fired masonry heaters and pre-cast fireplaces that are energy efficient, improve air quality and reduce environmental impact.

The pre-cast fireplaces were unveiled at the Global Climate Summit Conference last December and use a catalytic converter.

THE… Continue

Posted on April 9, 2010 at 9:00am

INFORMATIONAL: Lessons in Masonry Heaters 2

Masonry heaters can serve as the primary heat source in a modern home of 1500-2000 Sq Ft, particularly when it is located in center of a living space. The heat output is controlled by the amount of wood burned, while the rate of heat delivery remains comparatively steady. On each firing of 50lbs of wood, a Temp-Cast fireplace can deliver 250,000 BTU’s of radiant heat.

Thermal mass construction, such as in log homes, earth-sheltered homes, sod homes, and… Continue

Posted on March 29, 2010 at 5:10pm

INFORMATIONAL: Lessons in Masonry Heaters 1

Since the 10th century, homes throughout Europe used wood as their predominant heat source. However, by the 15th century, wood shortages began to develop as a result of widespread demand for building and heating. In response, European governments increased their conservation efforts, nevertheless for the next 200 years they made little impact. It wasn’t until the 18th century, kings in Prussia, Sweden, Norway and Denmark ordered their craftsman and architects to create better wood stove… Continue

Posted on January 4, 2010 at 3:55pm

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At 10:01pm on August 19, 2010, jan aldridge clark said…: Aleeah: You left this comment last March, but I'm just getting around to letting you know that I'll give a shout out to you when my group, "The Hip Harp Jazztet" is playing! Thanks for the comment.

At 11:33am on May 13, 2010, Ian Shane said…: The second book is going well...thank you for asking. Hope all is well in my old homeland

At 3:42pm on April 21, 2010, Nancy Caniff said…: Thanks Aleeah! Happy to be here.

At 10:35am on April 9, 2010, Katie Etter said…: Thank you.

At 9:05am on April 9, 2010, Aaron Rodgers said…: Thank you Aleeah. I look forward to working with everyone.

At 1:00pm on March 31, 2010, Arlan Landey said…: Did I give you the web site for builderscrete? If not, here it is: http://www.builderscrete.com/

The material was fire-tested at 2,500 degrees (direct flame) - after 4 hours the "cool side" of the block was only 149 degrees. Completely fireproof.

The R-Value on this material is around 22 - (counting the massive multiplier which is applicable in Indiana) -
We have some materials that are as high as R-40

Passes earthquake testing
Meets ASTM Freeze/Thaw requirements
Each block can withstand pressure of over 60,000 lbs without breaking or cracking
Remains cool to touch - does not absorb heat - keeps heat out in summer/keeps heat in during the winter
Exceeds hurricane specifications - withstands winds over 300 MPH (105 is required for hurricane) -
Has successfully been tested for mudslide/tsunami
mold/mildew resistant
Easy to install -
Material can also be made to withstand armor-piercing assault - (testing completed in Houston, TX)

Let me know if you have further questions after reviewing the web site and I'll get more information to you.

At 8:24am on March 31, 2010, Steve Pyatte said…: Thanks Aleeah. Life is good. Thanks for the yes vote on the pink, too. lol

Good luck to you in all you do in the future. Keep having fun.

At 5:10pm on March 30, 2010, Dane Evan Nutty said…: Aleeah,

Well, thank you! I really love what I do and think it is AWESOME that we have a Milk Bank here in Indiana. My direct email is dnutty@immb.org and my phone is 317-329-7146. Shoot me an email and let me know what you are looking for and I can send it your way. We have posters, flyers, and brochures...plus I'd love to just talk with you about what we do so you can have a better understanding of the process to pass information along to other. I look forward to hearing from you!

Thanks,
Dane

At 9:34pm on March 29, 2010, Chris Gray said…: Aleeah, Thanks for the kind words! I won't be shocked, I'll be happy to see you join Track Ahead and interact! Talk with you soon. Chris