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Noisy Neighbor - Music....What to do?
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I'm 4 months into a year lease on my current apartment. The place is awesome and the complex is awesome. Unfortunately, about a month ago, I had a neighbor move in under me that blasts music quite often.
Generally, it's during the day and/or weekends, but it's most of the day. It hasn't spilled too far over into the night YET (however, he was playing music past 10 PM....which is quiet time according to the lease....on a few days ago). I've asked him to turn it down once, which he did. The next day, it was back on again.
It's mostly just loud, thumping base, but the other day, I was able to identify what songs he was playing.
Since it hasn't really (yet) occurred during quiet hours, do I have a right to be annoyed by this? Or am I being unreasonable?
You could ask the manager or landlord to say something to him. I had a similar problem with my downstairs neighbor and the manager of this place told me to contact the landlord, nothing like passing the buck and then making me look like the bad guy bugging the landlord, so what I did was go to the woman on 2 occasions and the noise didnt stop, so I just starting making noise to disturb her and that was what worked for me. The terms in my lease are no excessive noise before 9am or after 9pm. Good Luck
When you spoke to your neighbor before, did you make it clear that the music is always too loud, or did you make it seem as if it was just that one time? If the latter, then they have no way of knowing that it is bothering you every time they play music.
I'd say that if the music is loud enough that you can't do normal, everyday things in your apartment, then it is too loud. If you can't carry on a conversation, or hear the phone ring, or you have to turn the volume all the way up on your tv to hear it, then the neighbor's noise is too loud.
Since the one time you did approach your neighbor, they were nice and turned the sound down, I'd go and talk with them again. This time, tell them that their music is very loud and very easily heard in your apartment. Ask nicely if there is anything they can do about the base, if that bothers you the most. Mention that this has been an on-going problem, but it seems to be getting worse, i.e. louder, and even though it isn't quiet hours, you need to ask him to lower the volume during the day.
If you have a good neighbor, he will start to keep the volume down. He may need a reminder in a few weeks--it's hard to change habits and I think he's just used to listen to his music really loud.
If that doesn't work, go to the landlord.
That's a hard one because some people just like playing music all the time, they enjoy it and if you went into their apartment it's probably not that loud, but because the walls are probably thin with no soundproofing you hear it.
I know the bass thing can be annoying. I had a young neighbor like this in an apartment I used to live in and he liked to play his music but, I hated hearing it. He didn't play it pass 10 pm or too early, but it played his music all day. I eventually moved because I got tired of going over there bothering him asking him to turn the music down, he was entitled to enjoy his apartment the way he saw fit. He was a pretty reasonable person when I did ask him to turn the music down a couple of times, but the music was annoying to me because all I wanted to hear was the birds and leaves blowing in the breeze. LOL. Conflict of interest, so when my lease was up I rented a small house. Problem solved.


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This morning I got my very first tattoo ever. It is located on my solar plexus and has the following text; 2. Cor. 12:9.
The Bible verse it refers to is, following the New International Translation, this one;
But he said to me, My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness. Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christs power may rest on me.
I have struggled with panic disorder, and I chose the solar plexus because that part of my body is where I first feel an attack coming. For all of you fellow polys, monos and intererested who have 'a thorn in your flesh', be you of whatever religious persuasion or none, I wish the most glorious day!
I haven't gotten through all the pages yet, but this grabbed my attention. Just wanted to say that's a beautiful verse and also that I struggle with panic as well. I often feel it a lot like how you describe. Wishing you love and light in your journey.
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Vesey's $25.00 off deal
Hi, I just made a 50.00 order from Vesey's and got 25.00 off the order. This promotion is on if you order before March 12/07.
I got a lot for the $ too:
Emily McKenzie Crocosmia Package of 8
Virginia Blue Bells Package of 3 Roots
Asiatic Lily 'Cote d'Azure' Package of 3 Bulbs
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Vesey's has been having a lot of these deals lately which is great. When I received their seed catalogue for this year, they had a similar deal - buy $40.00, get $20.00 off. Not sure, but I think that one was only for folks who receive their catalogue. Sure made it worthwhile since I'm on a budget!
I've been drooling over their latest catalogue of perennials and bulbs which has the same deal as what you mention. Might go for that one too since there are a couple of things I'd really like.
The Cinnamon Fern alone is worth $10. So I would say it's a good deal. If you get it to grow you'll have to share your secret. I've lost one already and am hoping the one I planted last year makes it through this winter. It's a great hummingbird plant actually. Not for the nectar but the down at the bottom of the fronds are a common nest material they use.
Maybe some people find cheaper prices elsewhere but it's all relative to where you live. I live in a small town that has big box stores, Walmart and CDN TIRE but as for garden centers we have 2 and both are EXTREMELY expensive.
For comparison at our garden centers:
Emily McKenzie Crocosmia Package of 8 (that would be 2 bags of 4 @ 5.00 each...total 10.00
Virginia Blue Bells Package of 3 Roots Each pot is 10.00 for a total of 30.oo
Asiatic Lily 'Cote d'Azure' Package of 3 Bulbs...could likely get this one at CDN TIRE if they actually happened to order it for about 7.00
Butterfly Bush 'Royal Red' 1 20.00 at the garden center
Cinnamon Fern 1 12.00 at the garden center
Christmas Fern Package of 2 Roots 15.00 each for a total of 30.00
Maiden Hair Fern 1 10.00
Birch's Double Hardy Geranium 1 7.00
So all that adds up to about what? About $126.00 so for my 25.oo purchase though Veseys plus a really minimal shipping fee, I saved a LOT of money and I don't have to drive the 1/2 hour out and back to the garden center near us.
When you are comparing prices between a big box store or a garden centre to those in a catalogue it is important to take in account that the cataogues are quoting for bareroot stock and not a potted plant. So it's not really comparing apples to apples.
If you looking at the difference between the big box stores and a garden centre, sometimes it is just simply service. Are you willing to pay a "premium" to have knowledgeable staff to provide answers and advice? Most big box stores use their garden centres to draw people in. I have found it difficult to get answers.
Personally, I hope we don't eliminate the independent garden centres for the big box stores. We seem to be trading off service for price. Don't get me wrong, I do like a bargain. But, I also like quality and don't mind paying for it.
I can tell you from my experiences that you need to consider the quality of the rootstock. The better the rootstock, the higher the price. But a high price doesn't mean top quality. I don't mind taking chances every once in a while; but I personally like seeing it in front of me.
Vesey's sells bare root because it is cheaper to ship bareroot. Imagine what it would cost to ship a 2 gallon potted plant. It also comes down to the results and patience.
Sometimes you can find the same stuff (shown in the Vesey's catalogue) in an already potted up plant for the same price. It may come down to time, effort and convienence.
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I totally appreciate everything you've said greenthumbguy... I do. I would DEFINITELY prefer to buy my stock having viewed it first for heartiness, good breeding, disease/lack of, etc. etc... but being on a budget, I will "take this chance" as you said. If they are good albeit possibly small, I will be happy because eventually they will grow bigger and I have patience for that. But if they are small and sickly or don't do well, I likely won't order from them again or at least be choosey and pay for potted material.
I think regarding big-box vs. local garden centers it is always a gamble whether you get quality staff. Ironically enough, 2 of the garden staff at our local Home Depot are master gardeners. The rest are just garden "folk" but I tend to find even the garden folk at the Depot more knowledgeable than the staff at the local garden centers. Unless you get to talk to the owner or the kids of the owner (we have 2 family garden centers in our town) then you can't get a straight answer out of any of them. Last year one of our garden centers (very $$$) had a whole shipment of hostas where 2 varieties were full of HVX. I asked them to take note and remove all the sick hostas but they didn't think it was worth the bother and a week later they were still sitting there, likely infecting the healthy hostas all next to them. I was extremely miffed that a garden center of this calibre was ignoring something as important as HVX and won't give them my money. Walmart/A&P/Zehrs garden centers are ok but the sales people generally don't know anything about the plants....they were just hired to run the cash register so their plants (other than to look at them) are just as much a gamble as the root plants IMHO. Those plants could be imported from the USA or internationally for all I know... at least with the Vesey's I can ask them where the plants come from and they can tell me so I can decide one way or another if still want to buy. There's pros and cons to all these various options and each community has pro's and cons to it's garden centers and stores but I'm glad you pointed out all these considerations so that others might learn from it too.
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Hey Knotty, it is not very likely that HVX gets passed along in your typical retail nursery amongst the lot of various Hosta cultivars sitting side by each. HVX gets passed along in the sap and transfer typically happens when the root stock is dug-up and/or divided. Yes, like you I point out HVX infected stock to the nursery's manager/owner and it is frightful that even after the virus having been around for 8-10 years now, there still is a pathetic lack of knowledge of the virus within the larger nursery trade.


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Whether it is rose hip seed oil, Argan oil, jojoba oil, olive oil or Kukui oil, incorporating oil into a skin care regimen is the buzz, and it is likely that the segment will gain even greater attention during 2014.
One of the hottest trends currently making waves in the beauty industry is oil. Whether it is rose hip seed oil, Argan oil, jojoba oil, olive oil or Kukui oil, incorporating oil into a skin care regimen is the buzz.
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It's hard for something as utilitarian as lip balm to feel special, but NUXE's Reve de Miel Lip Balm is incredibly luxurious. Thick without being sticky, this healing salve instantly eliminates any dryness. The slight hint of yummy citrus will motivate you to reapply as often as possible.
This has quite a unique texture that almost melts on your lips. It's rich texture is great as a night time treatment, which is how I use it, this one lives on my bedside. I use this over a peptide lip treatment and I wake up to lips that are still moist and protected.
It loses a star for packaging as I'm not fond of pots and jars, this is why I don't keep it in my purse because I hate the idea of dipping my finger in it all day.
I LOVE THIS STUFF. This is such a great balm and I love sleeping in it so when I wake up in the morning my lips are still hydrated from the night before. Using a lip scrub a few nights a week before bed and this every night has really helped bring hydration back into my lips. My lipstick color and wear have gotten better too. Its large sample for the price but it has a thicker consistency so it will last a long time. Excellent product and will be repurchasing when this is gone.5
This is a great, nourishing lip balm! I like to apply this before bed, or under other lip products, as a base. It is fairly thick in consistency, and in my opinion, does not look great to have on the lips on its own, if going out of the house, but it is very nourishing and hydrated, and I think gang it has definitely helped to heal my very chapped lips over this long, cold winter!4
This balm has a great taste and texture, and gives me a nice natural shine. However, pretty soon afterward my lips feel dry again. Still, it's so pleasant I might keep it. Not bad but not as great as I expected...I love the Nuxe hand cream a little more!3
I am a lip balm addict, and this is hands down the best stuff out there! It is very creamy and application is easy. It isn't sticky, and it hydrates my lips better than anything I've ever used! The scent is very light, and not overpowering at all. A little goes a long way. Worth every penny! This is my new go to, and I don't leave the house without it.5
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Dasgupta grant receives more attention
KTVT/CBS 11 interviewed Purnendu "Sandy" Dasgupta, UT Arlington Jenkins Garrett Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, and his graduate assistant, Phillip Shelor, about the $1.2 million grant that Dasgupta received from NASA to develop an instrument that will test a broad range of ions on Mars. The goal is to determine whether organic ions exist in Martian soil, which could be a first step to identifying organic compounds, the building blocks of life. The report also aired on the CBS-owned KTXA.
Smith legacy honored by new professorship
Arlington police Officer Jillian Smith did not die in vain while protecting a little girl during a domestic violence call, NBCDFW.com reported. In addition to whatever good works her one-time colleagues and surviving family members might have done in her name, The University of Texas at Arlington recently added to the list.
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Villa Giorgia is without a doubt a beautiful hotel, ideally located to visit other cities in the Tuscany region. The staff is very friendly and helpful, they really go the extra mile to make sure you have a pleasant stay.
The kitchen is overall rather well, for the guests with half-pension there are 3 courses (two choices for every course). The pasta was a bit too "al dente" to our liking, but still thumbs up for the cook. There is a possibility to have a bottle of whine and keep the remainders for the day after, so you're not obliged to finish the entire bottle at once.
The hotel is located nearby a noisy road, this was the most important disadvantage to my opinion. Taking a nap at the swimming pool will be a challenge.
The last day of our stay we decided to stay at the swimming pool before driving home, but unfortunately there was a reception/marriage taking place. We did not feel comfortable in our swimming suit while everyone else was dressed up. This was very unpleasant.
Our room was at the ground floor at the garden side (we asked for this when we booked) which was very nice. Our room (camera superior) was spacious with a very nice terrace.
Overall, I enjoyed our stay a lot. I would recommend it to everybody. I think almost all guests were also Flemish-speaking, for obvious reasons this hotel seems to be very popular in north Belgium :-)
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So here is a pic of some of my hostas not in the garden,but along my driveway. Mostly Undulatas,but they are hostas,right? Phil
Me too....so here is another " greenie " my front walkway...and a pic of a pic that I lost in hard drive crash...
Here is a view of my gardening spot in April last year, when the mornings were filled with anticipation of what new look would I discover!
This March we are still cool, in the 40s midmorning today, but I have high hopes. Perhaps, since it stopped raining during the night, I can get a few shots of the pips and unfurling leaves.
I'm tired of seeing white. 90 days and counting of snow cover on the ground...with no end in sight.
Morningcloak butterflies overwinter here and usually show up in April, so this is the color I await...and wait...and wait for. This was on my 'Blue Star' juniper last year.
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Phil, always have liked your driveway hosta beds.
And today I finally got out to take pictures of my pipping hosta. Some are further along than others, still mostly pips, but a few green leaves. Here is one of them. Pretty soon I'll have a bit more to show.
MOST of the ones breaking dormancy early are fragrant hosta. Included are Doubled Up, plantaginea species, Mojito, Sweet Standard, Moonlight Sonata, Athena, Fragrant Fire, White Knight, and the very first one to show, Sweet Marjorie.
The others not fragrant are both pots of Purple Lady Fingers, Ice Cream, LS Black Satin, Boyz Toy, Boracay, and....well, I guess that might be all for now.
I upload here the picture of Athena because it looks amazing, how many pips are showing. I know we might not all have good luck with that particular line of fragrants, but I'm counting on Athena being a sport of Aphrodite it might also be a little different blooming. It got here too late last year to bloom, I think, although it was still going at the end of October.
It was in a spot where it got a lot of sun, even afternoon sun, which might account for all the new eyes, you reckon?
But here she is, Athena, today, hope she can fulfill her promise.
I cannot leave you with the thought that the picture above doesn't look like much actually, I'm not just suffering from cabin fever....so here is another shot with some better growth. Not much, but some better.
This is Old Faithful, by Olga.
Mocc,I get nostalgic,seeing the Spanish moss in your picture! Many years of living in Florida,and seeing it. I even brought some up with me one year and tried to grow it here,but it got just too cold to grow very long here,and just disappeared. Phil
Phil, that moss thrives on humidity, it is a member of the tillandsia family. It even blooms with a sort of brownish red tiny flower. I love it hanging in the trees because it makes the breeze visible. It even sighs along with the pines. I see the cardinals plucking strands of it as they build nests. Love it myself.
Last June before I laid the sand dollar stepping stones
I have greens. There are dwarf conifers and rhododendrons providing winter interest, except the very small conifers are hiding under snow. But in my basement I have hosta seedlings which grow nicely. Here are various streaked seedlings in two side-by-side 10x20 inch trays. Bernd
I would go out and check for my earliest pips, from Montana Aureomarginata, but there is still snow covering the ground in the shady areas of the yard. It is in the low 50's here today so I went out and raked leaves away from a couple of the front yard beds so the daffodils can get some sun. At least they are emerging and will give me something to monitor over the next month! It felt good to be doing something garden related and productive.
Some really good pics there!...
moccasinlanding what's the name of the hosta in your picture to the bottom of the right hand side in the pot?
Also harryshoe what's the name of the hosta in the middle of the big blue and yellow hostas to the right?
Thanks uk
UK, in the last picture I posted above, in the bottom right corner are two hosta, both in containers. The darker one (no pot shows, but it is in one) is Avocado. The other one is Cathedral Windows.
Hope that helps? The Avocado is my DH's favorite.
Here they are again, with Avocado in the foreground and Cathedral Windows further off to the left and back.
and here is a portrait of Cathedral Windows alone last July.
I am truly flattered that any of my plants bring a comment from you. You are an exquisite gardener.
Mostly Undulatas, Phil, but is that a fragrant hosta towards the far end of the pic? A 'Holy Mole' or a 'Cathedral Windows' maybe?
Nice pics, Mocc!
Don B.
P.S. Or, maybe it's a 'Lakeside Shoremaster', Phil?
This post was edited by Don_in_Colorado on Sun, Mar 9, 14 at 20:15
Yeah,Don,the last identifable hosta is Cathedral Windows,and the gold one right next to it is one of my many Gold Standards.There are a lot of plants in that strip, but with angle of the photo,it's hard to see all of them. Thanks for lookin'! Phil
Cannot wait to see this strip of botanic beauty coming up. Maybe by April 1st. I'm excited to see if it will progress as a third year planting 'should' (Not counting 'Fortunei Aureomarginata', because I've had it growing there since 2009. Coming soon, hosta peeps! It's alllmmmooooossssstttt over! We can do this, we always do and we'll do it again : )
Three Cheers to Spring OY! OY!! OY!!!
Don B.
Bernd, here it is in 2012 soon after it came from Hallsons. It was my very first BONUS hosta. Have never checked it for ID before.
It seems to me it looks pretty much like the Avocado in first few photos on HostaLibrary, definitely not the last two uploaded by Nightmouse....there is too much gold midleaf and the margins while green are not really wide in Nightmouse's pictures. I'd say those look more like Stained Glass, IMHO.
Here is another picture of several related hosta in my garden in 2012, all identified at that time.
Which one looks like your Avocado? How old is your plant? Mine is entering its 3d year here, and I believe Hallsons' plants are 3 years old when sold, so hopefully mine is showing some maturity this year. I'm pretty satisfied that mine is correctly labelled, after checking the Hosta Library.
Since Stained Glass is not in that shot above, here is one of her for reference, including specimen from 2 different sources, #1Solberg, #2Naylor. Another 2012 shot.
How about giving us a look at your Avocado?
Moccasin, upper right corner is identified as h.'Avocado', that's what I have too, similar leaf design and colors though mine has a wider center. The one in the foreground of a picture in your earlier post seemed to have lost most of its gold center.
My following picture was taken in July. Your plant grows in a much warmer climate than mine, perhaps that creates more green in your leaf.
This post was edited by berndnyz5 on Mon, Mar 10, 14 at 18:08
Bernd, I was thinking the same thing, because the gold/yellow will fade away with the amount of shade I must give my plants. I keep them early in the season with as much sunlight as I dare, then as it warms up I either move them into less sun, or I provide umbrella shade for them.
Our sun climbs higher in the sky, further toward the north, than you have in your more northerly latitude. I never thought about it being that different until someone with a bed on her north side said she never lost all her shade there. But we do...I mean, we get quite a swing to the north here at 30 North! I wind up with some shade on the SOUTH side of my house, actually, and NONE on the north! BUT, the light inside the house, from the north, is true color with only a little sunlight hitting the floors in our north-facing rooms.
I guess Avocado is a good example of the "latitude effect"....
I'm glad you brought it up, a good demonstration of the difference in light/heat exposure.


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Pavel Datsyuk makes top 8 of EA's NHL 13 'cover vote'
by George Malik on 05/11/12 at 12:12 PM ET
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Pretty cool news for Red Wings fans, via NHL.com: Red Wings forward Pavel Datsyuk has made the top eight in EA Sports' NHL 13 Cover Vote, and Datsyuk will tangle with Islanders forward John Tavares between May 18 and 23 at http://covervote.nhl.com in an attempt to reach the fan-voted top four, per NHL.com:
[Philadelphia Flyers f]orwards Claude Giroux and Scott Hartnell are among the eight quarterfinalists announced Friday by EA Sports and the National Hockey League. They are joined by Pittsburgh's Evgeni Malkin, Detroit's Pavel Datsyuk, Nashville's Pekka Rinne, Henrik Lundqvist of the Rangers, John Tavares of the Islanders and Anze Kopitar of Los Angeles.
The quarterfinal voting, which begins Friday, will be split into two voting periods. Giroux faces Kopitar in one Bracket A battle, while Hartnell faces Malkin in a Battle of Pennsylvania showdown in the other half of Bracket A. In Bracket B, it is Datsyuk vs. Tavares and an all-goalie battle between Lundqvist and Rinne.
Bracket A voting runs from Friday to May 17. Bracket B voting begins May 18 and closes May 23. The semifinalists will be announced May 24, when the next round of voting begins. The EA Sports Cover Vote Finals takes place from May 29 to June 4.
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Red Wings overnight report: Wings at the Worlds, day 7; Babcock has a chat; Tomas Jurco, QMJHL champ
by George Malik on 05/11/12 at 09:34 AM ET
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Updated 4x at 9:33 AM: The Detroit Red Wings' players participating in the World Championships had excellent outings on Thursday—Justin Abdelakder scored a goal and added an assist and Jimmy Howard stopped 23 shots as the U.S. defeated Belarus 5-2, Valtteri Filppula had 3 assists as Finland defeated France 7-1, and while he didn't fare in the scoring, Pavel Datsyuk had an excellent outing in Russia's 3-1 win over Denmark.
With most teams having played 4 or 5 of their preliminary round games, and round robin standings taking on more and more importance, things get particularly interesting today, per the schedule post and MLive's Brendan Savage:
May 11: 9:15 a.m. – USA vs. Kazakhstan [on the NBC Sports Network]; 1:15 p.m. – Finland vs. Canada; [2:15 PM] – Russia vs. Sweden
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Red Wings at the Worlds: Howard, Abdelkader shine for U.S; on 'Kronwalling,' Wings' gear sale
by George Malik on 05/10/12 at 01:40 PM ET
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Updated 7x at 3:56 PM: Valtteri Filppula registered 3 assists for Finland and Pavel Datsyuk had a strong but scoreless game for Russia: Team USA displayed less than dominant form for the vast majority of their 5-3 victory over Belarus, but the Red Wings' American representatives at the World Championships played very, very well for the U.S.
Like remarkably, awesomely "well," with Justin Abdelakder and Jimmy Howard starring in a 5-2 win against a Belarussian team which rallied from a 2-0 deficit and absolutely dominated play against the U.S. rope-a-dope in the 1st and 2nd periods, where Howard more or less held the Americans in the game until they finally found their footing in the 3rd.
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More from Red Wings GM Ken Holland abot Nicklas Lidstrom…and Brad Stuart
by George Malik on 05/10/12 at 01:11 PM ET
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ESPN's Pierre LeBrun spoke to Red Wings GM Ken Holland about the same subject that the Free Press's Helene St. James broached in asking about a timeline for Nicklas Lidstrom's decision as to whether he'll continue playing, and LeBrun also asked Holland about Brad Stuart's future in his "rumblings" column:
"I don't really need to know until the middle of June,'' Red Wings GM Ken Holland told ESPN.com Thursday.
"I saw him on the weekend," added Holland. "But we didn't really touch on it. I'm letting him go through whatever process he needs to go through to make a decision."
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Red Wings GM Ken Holland weighs in on Lidstrom and free agency via St. James, Rosenberg
by George Malik on 05/10/12 at 04:18 AM ET
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Updated with injury news of a different kind at 7:33 AM: The most difficult part of being a Red Wings blogger during the "summer" is that you never know when a particularly intriguing story will hit the interweb, and especially when your team has a dozen players committing semi-blasphemy in some fans' eyes, and back over on this side of the Atlantic, Danny Cleary just had knee surgery, and we're all sitting on our hands, waiting to hear what Nicklas Lidstrom plans on doing (and whether that might affect the Wings' free agency strategy)...
And the Free Press's Helene St. James delivers something of a middle-of-the-night bombshell in speaking to Wings GM Ken Holland about the aforementioned Lidstrom, scouting the Wings' players, prospects and potential targets at the Worlds, and, oh yeah, the team's whole free agency and potential trade strategy thing (what the Chief is calling, "The Summer of Ken," 2012 version):
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Red Wings early overnight report: on the Wings' Worlds play as a senstive subject (and Suter)
by George Malik on 05/10/12 at 03:48 AM ET
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The Detroit Red Wings' participants at the World Championships that played on Wednesday—Kyle Quincey, Tomas Tatar, Johan Franzen, Calle Jarnkrok, Niklas Kronwall and Henrik Zetterberg—all won their games, and that's becoming particularly important as we reach the one-week mark.
The top four finishers in the Helsinki and Stockholm-based groups will advance to the quarterfinals a week from today, and with most teams having played either 3 or 4 of their 7 round-robin games, here's how the standings shake down:
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WDIV teams up with Wings alum Shawn Burr to promote bone marrow donor registry
by George Malik on 05/10/12 at 03:39 AM ET
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Red Wings alumnus Shawn Burr recently found a bone marrow donor match who will help him battle acute myeloid leukemia, and on Wednesday night, WDIV posted a profile of Burr while announcing that it's partnering with the Shawn Burr Foundation to help add people to a national bone marrow registry today at five LaFontaine Automotive dealerships.
Here's the cheek swab's worth of important parts from Dr. Frank McGeorge's report which chronicles Burr's battle and his charitable foundation's ongoing goal of raising awareness of the necessity of bone marrow donation:
Burr is lucky. He found a match and he will get the transplant soon. But he wasn't about to stop. His generous nature would guide his mission as the honorary chair in collaboration between the Michigan Dental Association and the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
"What we're gonna do is called, 'Take a Bite Out of Cancer,'" he said.
The goal is to get people on the bone marrow registry through kits available in dental offices across the state of Michigan.
"You can actually do a swab, get put on the registry. There is absolutely no cost," he said. "A swab is just a stick in the mouth, and for a hockey player to be involved with that, it makes sense, you know?" he joked.
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IIHF chooses to delay YouTube streams to punish shameful geo-blocking cheats
by George Malik on 05/10/12 at 12:02 AM ET
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I have issues with the IIHF. I don't believe that it's really an international ice hockey federation as much as it is an organization which represents and champions the best interests of Europe's money-making hockey leagues and the World Championships and Olympics as they pertain to revenue-making for the Swiss-based organization.
The IIHF has a chairman in Rene "the Dentist" Fasel who can make Gary Bettman seem warm, down-to-earth and media-friendly, they have all but an antagonistic relationship with North American hockey, and they're the kind of organization that has literally suggested that its rules for the Roman alphabet's interpetation of Cyrillic phonetic characters, which change "Fedorov" to "Fyodorov," "Kovalev" to "Kovalyov" and "Kulemin" to "Kuloymin" (as determined by the University of Zurich, of course), are so "correct" that the interpretations deemed most right in 2011 should be adopted by everyone from the KHL to the NHL on a retroactive basis.
Arrogant? Just a little bit, and as such, I can't tell you that the IIHF's latest foray into finger-wagging is as amusing as anything else they've done: today, the IIHF announced that their YouTube streams of World Championship games, which are only accessible in countries that do not have broadcast agreements for the Worlds, would be delayed by 30 minutes to "discourage" residents of Russia, Sweden, Finland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Norway, etc. and of course Canada and the U.S. from using fake IP's to watch their broadcasts:
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Savage: surgery won't necessarily make Danny Cleary's knee issues disappear
by George Malik on 05/09/12 at 10:35 PM ET
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If you missed it in the overnight report, Red Wings GM Ken Holland gave the Free Press's Helene St. James and the Detroit News's Ted Kulfan some standard updates regarding Danny Cleary's knee surgery, but MLive's Brendan Savage provides us with a bit more detail as to how the damage in Cleary's knee—in terms of arthritis and the kind of knee-on-knee grinding that cannot be easily repaired by arthroscopic surgery—will affect #11 going forward:
"There was some floating debris in there (the doctor) cleaned out and some torn cartilage he fixed," Holland said. "We have to monitor him next season but he should be ready for camp. The doctor feels the surgery was a success."
Holland said the doctor wants the Red Wings to keep a close watch on how Cleary prepares for training camp in order to ease the wear and tear on his left knee, which required pain-killing injections during the playoffs.
"Danny played with a lot of adversity and a lot of pain," Holland said.
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The ultimate 'hockey cave'
by George Malik on 05/09/12 at 03:21 PM ET
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Red Wings prospect Tomas Tatar admitted that he'd never played hockey in a cave before coming to Helsinki to take part in the World Championships, where it turns out that Hartwall Arena's practice facility out-does any other "man cave" in the world.
Per IIHF.com's Andrew Podnieks:
"The Rock" can mean many things to many people. In Canada, it's a friendly term for St. John's, Newfoundland. For Hollywood, it refers to Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson, the wrestler-cum-actor (or something). There's the Rock of Gibraltar and there's a solid defenceman ("he's a rock back there") and to any woman of material ambitions the most important part of marriage is getting a "nice rock" for her finger. There's rock 'n' roll and rock-a-bye baby and various other uses of the word.
The practice arena in Helsinki is part of Hartwall Arena. Sort of. That is, it's all part of the same building. Sort of. In other words, you can go from the main arena to the secondary one without having to go outside. Sort of.
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I've heard several people mention that the lid being hollow would cause heat loss, but it was my understanding that air is an excellent insulator because it doesn't conduct heat very well. I could be wrong here, but I would like to know if anyone has ever tested this theory out and documented heat loss before filling the lid and compared it to after the lid was filled with 'great stuff'?
Maybe this is obvious to everyone but me, but does it work well for 5 gl batches also?
Just wondering if the larger size made the grain depth too shallow for a low OG 5 gallon batch?
I REALLY want to start all grain and have looked at this exact cooler a few times and have failed to pull the trigger, because of I was unsure on the size.
This looks like a great project.
good looking forward to seeing if it works for 5 gl.
I feel as long as the cooler is not to large and you can get a decent grain bed depth it will work.
ah, interesting results...thanks
I think from the data we can conclude that insulating a cooler lid does not do a significant amount towards retaining heat.
I also think we can can conlude that a mash will perform differently, and retain much more heat than water alone. Hot water will cool much faster as it is free to circulate during the rest. A mash is a different animal and will retain heat differently / better. I would not be concerned about the ability of the cooler to retain the heat of the mash unless the head space is overly large.
I have always surmised that any cooler will retain enough heat to be an adequate mash tun, so long as it is not too big.
thanks again...interesting.
how has the cooler's oring held up? i imagine it will eventually fail after benig exposed to high temps for a while.


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