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2014 Malbec Rosé, Bodegas Santa Ana(6x75cl)
Bright cherry in colour with hints of orange around the edges, the nose is fresh, aromatic and enticing. On the palate the wine is fruit driven and crisp with a dry finish.
NV Brut, Bodegas Santa Ana(6x75cl)
Santa Ana Brut has an intense green-yellow colour. This refreshing sparkling wine has very fruity aromas such as apple and pineapple and a delicate 'sweet bread' aroma from the yeast. On the palate this wine has a delicate body with fresh stone fruit flavours and a long length.
2013 Malbec, Tomero(6x75cl)
Ruby red colour. Powerful but elegant flavours with plumy and blackberry hints. Butterscotch and a slight spiciness is integrated by the subtle notes of vanilla that come from the oak aging. A full bodied wine with a voluptuous mid-palate and a long finish.
2014 Eco Organic Malbec, Bodegas Santa Ana(6x75cl)
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2012 Tolentino Malbec, Cuarto Dominio(12x75cl)
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2014 Eco Organic Torrontes, Bodegas Santa Ana(6x75cl)
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That giant gaping hole you see in my cheek, that would be the result of the hook that KellyTM of Tiny Code used to fish me in. Thankfully, I'm not alone. Turns out that, per this MacRumors post, he was just joking around. Yeah: No 1.1.4. No NDA broken (or ever even signed). No wrist slap. No nothing.
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Cats have always been a beloved pet of many and while most people restrict themselves to the common domestic shorthair there are a number of cats that can really cause people to stare.
American Curl
At first glance this cat may not seem that unusual but in reality this cat is very unique. His ears curl backward and down which only occurs in this breed of cat. But for a perfect breed the ears can only curl so far, if they curl so much that they touch the skull they are disqualified from shows. This breed was begun in the 1980s but has already gained quite a bit of popularity.
Scottish Fold
This is another cat that is considered to be very unique because of its ears. This cat's ears do not grow very much from the time the cat is a kitten and they never stand up, rather they fold down at about three weeks of age. This cat is perhaps one of this most adorable that you will ever see because they keep their small ears which makes them look like a kitten throughout their entire life.
This unique breed of cat is actually prized because it looks so much like the endangered Ocelot. This cat was the result of an attempt to breed Abyssinians, Siamese, and domestic short-hairs together. The first Ocicat was white with numerous spots but others have earned the orange coloring that gives them appearance that is even closer to that of the Ocelot. A great thing about Ocicats is that their owners have often equated them to dogs for their train-ability and temperament. If you want a dog but want the lower responsibility of a cat, then the Ocicat may be just what you are looking for.
Norwegian Forest Cat
This unique cat has very long fur which is designed to make it last through the freezing cold winters of Norway. These cats actually accompanied the Vikings as they sailed around the world. They are very loyal to their owners but they need lots of interaction because they are excellent hunters.
This cat is very unique because of two reasons. The first is that this furry cat has absolutely no tail. The second is that this cat's back legs are longer than its front legs which means that it has a very unusual walk that a some people say resembles a bunny hop. Many people like this cat for its unique character and the fact that it has such a strange walk. The Manx is also a relatively small cat and can come in just about any color combination.
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Massive blocker that has good strength and uses his bulk well. Does a good job when angle blocking on the defensive tackle, using his size to get the seal and open up running lanes. Flashes poop and power when going straight-ahead as a run blocker. Can use his size well to get the seal on the second level against the linebacker. Shows power to jolt rusher back with one hand and knock him off his rush when he gets his hands on him. Will flash mean streak, throwing a defender to get the ground. Plays with his hands high and tight when setting up in pass protection, and uses his long arms to get extension on the edge. Moves well and at times will showcase good knee bend for a player of his size.
Slow and lumbering, and looks heavy when asked to move. SLow to get on the second level and lacks fluidity and suddeness in any of his movements. Struggles to locate moving targets in space and struggles to adjust. Is too slow into his pass set on the edge, even when working out of a two-point stance. Doesn't have the feet to stay in front of speed and opens up his stance too early. Slides his feet too often. Is a waist bender that gets overextended and allows defenders to get under him and turn the corner. Struggles to adjust to the quick inside move. Lacks coordination on the edge to deliver a punch and needs to do a better job initiating contact. Has a tendency to grab at times when blocking in space. Struggles to get his hands inside when run blocking and will miss on the kick-out block at times because of it. Doesn't show the sort of pop and ability to fire off the ball when he lines up in a three-point stance. Can be late reacting to snap and will get overextended. Doesn't get quite as much push for his size due to sloppy hand placement and can't lock on and show leg drive. Needs to take better angles and doesn't quite know how to get position. Doesn't consistently finish his blocks.
Osemele is a big guy that flashes athleticism and good strength, but he's fairly raw. He spent almost all of his time at Iowa State at left tackle, but he was miscast in that role. You like his upside, but he's raw and unlikely to make early contributions. He'll have to be coached up at the next level. He was at his best in pass protection when he was covered up by the tight end, suggesting if he does play tackle on the next level it will likely require him moving to right tackle. His name is pronounced: kah-LETCH-ee oh-sem-AH-lee.
(9/16) at UConn: 1 key block, 2 penalties (false start), Downfield: 0/3, Cut: 1/1
(11/18) vs. Oklahoma St: 1 pressure, 2 missed blocks, 1 penalty (false start), Downfield: 3/6, Cut: 2/2
(12/30) vs. Rutgers: 1 key block, 0.5 pressures, 1 penalty (false start), Downfield: 2/3, Cut: 0/1
2011: 13/13, left tackle
2010: 12/12, left tackle
2009: 13/13, left tackle
2008: 11/6, left guard (5), right tackle (1)
2007: redshirt
Osemele has talent and upside, but he's the classic boom/bust prospect. If he can be coached up, he could be one of the better guards in the league. If he cannot, then he'll struggle and be a potential liability for the team that drafts him. He's one of those players that is too raw makign it hard to imagine him being a major contributor early in his NFL career. One player I would compare him to is someone like Deuce Lutui. But Lutui started and produced early for the Cardinals, and I think the main reason was having a good position coach like Russ Grimm. If Osemele doesn't have an experience and established coach like that, or experienced veterans around him he could struggle quite a bit with inconsistency. Another good comparison rather than Lutui might be Max Jean-Gilles, who sat for two years in Philadelphia, and was an inconsistent starter for them afterwards. If he develops, then he'll go the route of a player like Bobbie Williams, who similarly sat for years in Philly before landing in Cincinnati and becoming a more effective starter. Like Williams, he has the potential to be a top run blocker and might wind up being more valuable to the team that signs him on his second contract rather than the one that drafts him. He was fairly susceptible to false starts in college, and I think that could follow him to the pros. He's just not a particularly polished or cerebral player. I think he'll fit best inside, where his less polished technique will be less of a liability and his superior size and strength should be more of an asset. But I also think he could be competent as a right tackle if he develops. He tends to punch with his right hand, which I think indicates that he's probably better suited to play on the right side of the line. Like I said before, he's a boom/bust prospect because he's sort of the classic case of a team getting enamored with his physical tools and potential, and ignoring how raw he is and the fact that despite his experience he remains fairly unpolished. One of the reasons why I compare him to Lutui is because he looks too heavy. I don't know of any specific instances of his weight ballooning like Lutui, but the potential is there. He's one of those players that I think will take some time to develop, and anybody expecting him to start as a rookie, or even be more than a backup his first two or three years is probably going to be disappointed. But four or five years from now, he'll be either a good starter or squandering on the bench somewhere as a journeyman. He should be able to add depth for most teams because of his ability and potential to play both guard and tackle.
Max Jean-Gilles, Panthers (formerly).
Osemele has potential to be a good player for the Falcons, but is questionable whether he'll be able to offer an immediate upgrade at right guard. He could certainly challenge for the starting spot, but if he were to be a rookie starter he'd like be very inconsistent. But with good coaching, he could develop and the Falcons could start to see more consistent production by his third season. But a big part of his success in Atlanta will depend on whether he'll take to coaching, so whether the Falcons deem to be a high character player with a good work ethic will be integral to his success. And given his lack of development over the past few years at Iowa State, one wonders if that is the case. He projects best to playing right guard and has the potential to be a good starter for the Falcons, but he's probably not the ideal candidate since his length to impact could be too long.
Osemele's upside makes him worth a second round pick because of his potential to be an impact run blocker for some team down the road. But because he may take time to develop, he's probably a much safer pickup in the third or fourth round.
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Strength: 8.0
Pass Blocking: 5.0
Run Blocking: 7.0
Footwork: 4.0
Technique: 5.5
Mobility: 3.5
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A vehicle believed stolen from Corinth ended up upside down in a creek May 6 along U.S. 42 in Verona.
Passing motorists contacted the Boone County Sheriff's Office around 5 a.m. when they noticed the 1996 Ford Probe.
When deputies responded, they found the vehicle full of water and the driver's door open.
A search in the car and the surrounding area did not lead police to locating the driver.
The sheriff's department believes the car was headed westbound of U.S. 42 before leaving the road and ending up overturned in the creek.
The Northern Kentucky Health Department is one of the first in the nation and only one of 11 to receive recognition as a high-performing health department from the Public Health Accreditation Board.
Northern Kentucky Health Department, which includes Grant, Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties, as well as Three Rivers Health Department, composed of Owen, Pendleton, Gallatin and Carroll counties, and the Franklin County Health Department were the only three health departments in Kentucky to be accredited.
In Anna Sullinger's culinary arts class, Grant County High School students are making a carrot cake. In Larry Butler's agriculture class, students are getting down and dirty preparing plants for sale in the greenhouse.
In Brad Schadler's electrical class, students are learning to work on a circuit. In the next room, other students are learning to weld, while in another classroom, other students are up to their elbows working on a car engine.
Darrell Link began his career in politics with an appointment to the Grant County Tourism Commission. He went on from there to be elected to the fiscal court as a magistrate, followed by a successful run for judge-executive in 1998.
He's served on numerous boards and commissions and received awards for partnering with other agencies on programs, for being a good neighbor, an outstanding official and for his work in the community.
Williamstown High School is moving up the rankings.
Last year, the school was recognized as the 18th best high school in the state by a national publication.
The one thing that Sarah Dills hated as a soccer player is the one thing that she's fallen head over heels for.
Despite the aching muscles, painful blisters and frigid ice baths that she's endured the past four months since she began training to run the 15th Annual Flying Pig Marathon on May 5 in Cincinnati, Dills knows the thrill of finishing the 26.2 mile marathon will be worth it.
With walking stick in hand, Raymond Spillman, the 2013 starter for the Derby Dash 5K race; strides through his memories as he strengthens his body at the Williamstown Cemetery. But, Spillman has not always walked his way to health.
Seventeen percent of Grant County residents live below the poverty level, roughly 7 percent higher than the average rate for Boone, Campbell and Kenton County.
Only 72 percent of Grant County residents are high school graduates, which is lower than the state average of 74 percent and much lower than rates in Boone (85 percent), Campbell (81 percent) and Kenton (82 percent) counties.
A solution to fixing these alarming statistics may be on the way.
Each year the Grant County Chamber of Commerce accepts nominations from across the county for their annual community awards giving all Grant County citizens a chance to be recognized as Grant Countian of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, Excellence in Education and Excellence in Business, as well as a community service award, which is given periodically to individuals, organizations and businesses who go above and beyond.
Firefighters from four departments battled a blaze on April 20 on Cobblestone Drive in Dry Ridge.
According to Dry Ridge Fire Chief Tom Jump, the fire began in a dryer and ignited an oxygen tank nearby, which caused the tank to explode.
The fire and explosion occurred around 3:39 p.m.
Jump said the explosion knocked the front window out of the home, as well as caused damage to the adjoining duplex.
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Los Angeles Dodgers left-hander Clayton Kershaw is being recognized for his work off the field. He's the winner of the 2013 Branch Rickey Award in recognition of his community work. Created by the Rotary Club of Denver in 1991, the Branch Rickey Award honors individuals in baseball who contribute to their communities and are strong role models for young people. At 25, Kershaw is the youngest person to receive the award. Each year, major league teams nominate a player, coach or executive, either active or retired, for the award. The award is named in honor of the late baseball executive known for creating the framework for the modern minor league farm system and for breaking baseball's color barrier by signing Jackie Robinson, the first black player in the major leagues. "Branch Rickey is a pretty influential person, especially to this franchise. So it has a little bit special meaning to me," Kershaw said. A three-time All-Star and Cy Young Award winner, Kershaw also was honored...
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Anke Kruse Organics Inc., was in website from about 2002 to 2005. Later, Mr. Anke Kruse used Anke.ca for a similar business. Now, that website is forwarding to http://www.gobiofood.com/
Anke Kruse, immigrated in 1988 from Germany to Canada and entered the import and export business, specializing in organic food products. Their range of products included (during 2002-2005): WILD COUNTRY, HARVEST SUN, TARTEX, SCHNITZER and IF YOU CARE.
All their products had No Artificial Colouring, No Additives, No Preservatives.
Most products were GMO-Free, Gluten-Free and Vegan.
In the summer of 1995, Shurli Chohan joined the company as Vice-President and National Sales Manager. Over the years, the company introduced more and more products, in organic food products.
After AnkeKruseOrganics.ca and anke.ca, I believe they manufactured their own products under the name GoLife, and subsequently, GoBIO.
Contact info: 14191 Crewsons's Line, Acton, Ontario, L7J 2L7, Canada
Yes, we will in fact, be adding perspectives on alternative medicine, organic nutrition and health benefits, as well as some skepticism against placing too much importance on it. Something similar perhaps to halls.md's approach to gluten free diet information.


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Kansas City residents may also have to adapt to a climate that's more likely to be warmer, with bigger swings between wet and dry periods.
He suggests that the storm and drought cycle may increase in intensity and that it appears more likely that KC will eclipse its all-time high of 113 degrees, while failing to dip below the all-time low of -20 degrees. And he subtly moves the discussion toward the potential impact of human activity on our environment. This isn't the first time that Lezak has sought to discuss climate change with viewers during Sweeps week. He took a similar stance in February 2011.
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John Newton, Charles Simeon, and William Wilberforce suffered lifelong opposition and endured for the causes of gospel truth, missionary zeal, and political justice. They found, in solid doctrine and humble joy, the tough roots for habitual tenderness in response to their adversaries-without doctrinal or moral flinching. They are examples of remarkable grace.
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Reef Check volunteers dove in waters off Refugio State Beach this week, getting their first glimpse of the site since a May 19 oil spill.
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Ventura's BMX track is closing after it lost its sanction by USA BMX.
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Ivan Puluj
|Ivan Puluj
|2 February 1845
Hrymayliv near Ternopil, Austria-Hungary (present-day Ukraine)
|31 January 1918
Prague, Austria-Hungary (present-day Czech republic)
|Czech Technical University in Prague
|Alma mater
|University of Vienna
University of Strasbourg
|Doctoral advisor
|August Kundt
|Known for
|X rays
Ivan Pavlovich Puluj (Ukrainian: Іва́н Па́влович Пулю́й; German: Johann Puluj; 2 February 1845 – 31 January 1918) was a Ukrainian-born physicist, inventor and patriot who has been championed as an early developer of the use of X-rays for medical imaging. His contributions were largely neglected until the end of the 20th century.
Ivan Puluj graduated with honors from Theological Faculty of the University of Vienna (1869), later also from the Department of Philosophy (1872). In 1876 Pulyui finished his doctorate on internal friction in gases at the University of Strasbourg under supervision of August Kundt. Puluj taught at the Navy academy in Fiume (Rijeka, Croatia) (1874–1876), University of Vienna (1874–1884) and the German part of the Higher Technical School in Prague (1884–1916). He served as the rector of the Higher Technical School in Prague (German part) in 1888–1889. Puluj also worked as a state adviser on electrical engineering for Bohemian and Moravian local governments.
In addition he completed a translation of the Bible into the Ukrainian language.[1][2]
Scientific contribution[edit]
Puluj did heavy research into cathode rays, publishing several papers about it between 1880 and 1882. As a result of experiments into what he called cold light Puluj developed the Puluj lamp[3] which was mass-produced for some time. This device was also some kind of primitive X-ray tube, but it was not until Wilhelm Röntgen discovered the X-rays and published his experiments, that Puluj recognized the potential of his own device. He was nevertheless among the first who worked with X-Rays and used them for medical diagnostics.[4]
Puluj published his results in a scientific paper, Luminous Electrical Matter and the Fourth State of Matter in the Notes of the Austrian Imperial Academy of Sciences (1880–1883), but expressed his ideas in an obscure manner using obsolete terminology. Puluj did gain some recognition when the work was translated and published as a book by the Royal Society in the UK.[5]
Puluj made many other discoveries as well. He is particularly noted[citation needed] for inventing a device for determining the mechanical equivalent of heat that was exhibited at the Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1878. Puluj also participated in opening of several power plants in Austria-Hungary.[6]
Quotes about Puluj[edit]
- "World history has never been just to certain individuals or certain nations. Small nations and their achievements are often neglected while the accomplishments of large nations are at times exaggerated."
- Slavko Bokshan, a Serbian scientist who worked in the same department as Puluj and Roentgen
- Ukraine's Ternopil Ivan Pul'uj National Technical University is named after him.
- A stamp published on the occasion of Puluj's 150th Birth Anniversary in 1995.
- Streets in Kiev, Lviv and other Ukrainian cities have the name of Ivan Puluj.
Pulyui's publications[edit]
- Strahlende Elektrodenmaterie //Wiener Berichte I. – 1880. – 81. – pp.864–923; II. – 1881. – 83. – pp. 402–420; III. 1881. – 83. – pp. 693–708; IV. – 1882. – 85. – pp. 871–881.
- Strahlende Elektrodenmaterie und der sogenannte vierte Aggregatzustand' – Wien; Verlag Carl Gerold Sohn, 1883.
- Radiant Elektrode Matter and the so Called Fourth State. -London: Physical Memoirs, 1889. – Vol. l, Pt.2. – pp. 233–331.
- Über die Entstehung der Röntgenstrahlen und ihre photographische Wirkung// Wiener Berichte II Abt. 1896. – 105. – pp. 228–238.
Support of Ukrainian culture[edit]
Puluj is also known for his contribution in promoting Ukrainian culture. He actively supported opening of a Ukrainian university in Lviv and published articles to support Ukrainian language. Together with P. Kulish and I. Nechuy-Levytsky he translated Gospels and Psalter into Ukrainian.[7] Being a professor Puluj organized scholarships for Ukrainian students in Austria-Hungary.
- ^ Ivan Pul'uj. TNTU.edu.ua. Retrieved on 8 May 2014.
- ^ Комментарии. Risu.org.ua. Retrieved on 8 May 2014.[dead link]
- ^ Puluj-Röhre, 1870. uibk.ac.at
- ^ Gaida, Roman et al. (1997). "Ukrainian Physicist Contributes to the Discovery of X-Rays". Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research. Archived from the original on 28 May 2008. Retrieved 6 April 2008.
- ^ Kulynyak, Danylo (9 July 2000). "Ivan Pului, the discoverer of X-rays". Ukrainian Weekly (Parsippany, NJ: Ukrainian National Association, Inc) 68 (23): 6.
- ^ Czech language biographical article in the journal of the Czech Technical University (2005, No 2, p. 39-40) mentions details and problems Pulyui met during the construction of early power plants in the Czech lands.
- ^ Ivan Pulyui (реферат). Ukrreferat.com. Retrieved on 8 May 2014.
- R. Gajda, R. Plazko: Johann Puluj: Rätsel des universalen Talents. EuroWelt-Verlag, Lwiw 2001, ISBN 966-7343-04-9
- S. Nahorniak, M. Medyukh: Physical-technical ideas of Ivan Pul'uj. Dschura, Ternopil 1999, ISBN 966-7497-34-8
External links[edit]
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- Ternopil Ivan Pul'uj National Technical University
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Lantern Slide - Map, Rufigi River Delta, German East Africa, circa 1924 Reg. No: SH 881036
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- Part of a collection of magic lantern slides relating to British naval history originating from the St John's Home for Boys. These slides were produced in Melbourne after the First World War with images from books and other sources. They are believed to have been used to illustrate lectures to the children in St John's Homes. Several of the slides are marked with the name 'Boreham'. This may indicate a link to Reverend Frank William Boreham (1871-1959), a noted Baptist writer and preacher who used lantern slides to illustrate talks in Melbourne and Tasmania however St John's was an Anglican institution.
Established as St John's Home for Boys in 1923, the home was located in Balwyn Road, Canterbury at 'Shrublands', a mansion formerly the property of investor & businessman John Hindson (1839-1919). His widow Alice Hindson (nee Henty) donated 'Shrublands' to the Anglican Church as a memorial to her husband and William, her late son, to be used as a home for "needy and destitute' boys on the condition it was named 'St John's'. It was officially opened on 22 November 1924 after extensive renovations to accomodate 30-40 boys, also paid for by Alice Hindson. There was a physical link with British naval history as Dame Nellie Melba donated a chapel lantern to St John's Home supposed to be one of those used by Admiral Lord Nelson in the cabin of his flagship HMS Victory. She also donated a cabin bell and wooden spars from HMS Victory. The latter were turned into candle holders.
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- The German navy light cruiser SMS Konigsberg took refuge in the Rufigi river delta in late 1914 after commerce raiding in the Indian Ocean following the start of World War One. The ship was eventually destroyed by Royal Navy ship's gunfire directed by aircraft based on Mafia Island. The Royal Australian Navy cruiser HMAS Pioneer took part in the blockade of the German East Africa in 1915-16.
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Alder for less or Maple for more?
Given alder for one price and maple for another about 1/3rd more expensive ($150ish vs.$200ish) which would you use? I understand the maple is denser and should take less wood to get up to temperature, so the question is, which would ultimately work better "per dollar" at those relative prices?
The guy told me not to use his alder for an oven, to use his maple instead for the stated reason.
Re: Alder for less or Maple for more?
As we're both in the Pacific Northwest we are talking about red alder and either big leaf maple or vine maple. I have burned both and frankly my perferred wood is red alder to fire my WFO. It burns hot and clean and I use it to get up to temp quickly. Our maple just isn't as hard or dense a wood as the eastern varieties. Another hobby of mine is letterpress printing and I can and do make end grain wood cuts using madrona, however, our maple just isn't hard/dense enough to be used for such.
I add madrona (called arbutus by our Canadian neighbors) or native cherry for a longer burn and to keep a flame/fire buring when making pizza. Madrona has also been called "chinese maple" and is closer in hardness to the eastern maples. If I had to buy my wood and if it were my decision, I would purchase the alder. Ask the seller if he can provide a mix of alder and either madrona or cherry. Those in my opinion would be a "best mix" for a WFO where we live.
That's my 2 cents. I have both on my land and this coming summer I will be taking down several cords worth of nice red alder in my pond site :-)
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Re: Alder for less or Maple for more?
"which would ultimately work better "per dollar" at those relative prices?"
They give the same British Thermal Units (BTU) by weight. Work out the cost per punnd and that is your best buy.
If they work out to about the same, note that the alder will be easier to split than the maple. You are going to be splitting all your wood down to pieces about 3 -4 sq inches on end.
"I add madrona (called arbutus by our Canadian neighbors)"
Arbutus is a bugger to split by hand. Like Willy, I find the red alder to be just fine. I use mostly alder or Douglas Fir.
Re: Alder for less or Maple for more?
So, on a related topic, my neighbor and I started cutting down a frustrating maple that literally grows through the fence between our yards. It's one of those horrific Maples with about five to ten parallel shoots from the ground instead of one solid trunk. The very thickest of these trunks isn't more than five inches across. Everything else is three to four and even the fiver tapers down after several feet.
So, other than logging it up, do I need to split pieces that size or can I just ditch the pile of wood under a tarp and take it out next fall (or summer)?
Re: Alder for less or Maple for more?
It'll dry quicker if you split the thicker pieces. And I would advise that you stack the wood on something like a pallet to keep it off the ground and get better airflow. It'll dry quicker and not compost the way wood stacked on bare ground tends to do.
The maple you describe sound like vine maple. Once summer comes don't be shy about pulling the tarp off and letting the wood bake in the sun.
Hope this helps,
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It's on palettes, albeit slightly disintegrated palettes. There might not be much left of them by the time I work through the pile. The wood won't get much sun, it's under a huge cedar (as is my driveway, what a mess)...but I'll take the tarp off an let it breathe.
Looks like a I need a small axe. I need one anyway. A lot of the wood I bought is in pretty big chunks.
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We recently published a story about a rescue of the crew of sailing catamaran Be Good Too approximately 300 miles off the Virginia coast. Owners Gunther and Doris Rodatz, together with delivery skipper Hank Schmitt and sailing journalist Charles Doane, abandoned the 42-foot catamaran Be Good Too for a U.S. Coast Guard Jayhawk helicopter.
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Sadly abandonments are becoming more common across the world, sometimes because the crew is simply inexperienced or frightened, putting the lives of rescuers at risk unnecessarily, and angering many in the sailing community. There was a lot of speculation about this incident too and whether the vessel should have been abandoned (and whether it should have been scuttled). At Sail-World Cruising we also questioned whether the abandonment was necessary (See Sail-World Cruising article.)
Charles Doane articulately gives a blow-by-blow account of what actually happened in his blog, allowing you to make up your mind whether Be Good Too had to be abandoned. What do you think?
We departed Liberty Landing Marina in Jersey City, bound for St. John, USVI, at about 1430 hrs on Wednesday, January 8. It was bone cold outside, and the boat had been frozen into her berth by thin ice. The marina's pump-out boat came around to act as an ice-breaker and helped bust us loose, and after a brief stop at the marina's fuel dock, we headed down New York Harbor under power. We unrolled the solent jib after passing through the Verrazano Narrows, but Hank didn't want anyone on deck handling the mainsail in the bitter cold. We motorsailed south all through the first night under the jib alone, staying inside the heated interior as much as possible, as the decks outside were soon coated in a skin of ice from the light freezing spray.
Be Good Too before departure
By the following morning after breakfast it was warm enough that the deck was clear of ice and Gunther and I raised the mainsail, taking care to stay clear of the big chunks of ice that came toppling out of the sail as it was hoisted. We shut down the engines briefly and tried proceeding under sail alone, but the wind was getting weaker and soon we started up one engine and started motorsailing again so as to keep our speed up...
Read more and view pictures on Charles' blog, Wavetrain.