Almost gone with the wind

Article Abstract:

The remodeling of the 100-year old Folk Victorian house of Maryland couple's which was destroyed by a three second tornado storm is presented. Some of the changes made include rebuilding the front porch, replastering the damaged walls and ceilings throughout the house, replacing broken windowpanes, tub and tiles and building a new back porch to replace a damaged deck.

Maryland, Remodeling and renovation, Architecture, Victorian, Victorian architecture

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Wind chimes

Article Abstract:

Wind chimes can be made out of redwood, cedar, or pressure-treated lumber, aluminum tubing, split key rings, monofilament line, aluminum nails, and stain or paint. A router saw, hacksaw, miter saw, and hole saw are needed. A design diagram is provided.

Design and construction, Bells (Acoustic), Chimes

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Second wind

Article Abstract:

The windmills that were once commonplace in the countryside are returning to rural areas in the form of wind turbines. The future of wind power and wind power projects in Colorado and Iowa are discussed.

Colorado, Iowa, Forecasts and trends, Wind power, Alternative energy sources, Renewable energy

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