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As thinking progressed about hardwood log grading, Benson and Wollin (1938) developed a working plan for a new system of grading hardwood logs, arguing that log grades should not be determined in advance of mill studies.
Grading of Northern Hardwood Logs (Benson and Wollin 1941) became the first attempt by the USDAFS to develop a standardized system for grading hardwood logs, based on the resulting lumber grade yields.
Hardwood Log Grading in the United States--Part I: A Historical Perspective
If sawn into lumber, the logs fetch higher prices of up to P200 per board foot.
Polls, illegal logging surge linked
The most reasonable option for many organizations is to generate logs on systems under their control in Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) environment.
A tamper-proof log architecture for cloud forensics
When Russia joined the WTO in 2012, it was forced to take steps to reduce trade restrictions on export logs. This resulted in a lowering of the tariffs on softwood logs to between 13-15%.
Increases in Russian Lumber Exports Have Not Compensated for the Decline in Log Exports That Came as the Result of Higher Log Export Tariffs by Russia in 2007
Dragging logs on the ground was slow, took a lot of power, and tore up the trails.
Minimal impact logging
Logging and log management; the authoritative guide to understanding the concepts surrounding logging and log management.
Logging and log management; the authoritative guide to understanding the concepts surrounding logging and log management
Aldrich's "The Real Log Cabin" in a used bookstore, thus inspiring her interest in this form of folk architecture.
Virginia Handy
And since they're so cheap, Olson is able to build a cabin for about $30,000 less than with normal logs. These prices give Olson's business the edge it needs to stay competitive in today's slow housing climate.
A silver lining to the beetle epidemic?
Every SQL Server database consists of at least one data file and one transaction log. While data file contains actual data, transaction log contains changes that need to be propagated to data files.
Problem with rapid transaction log growth in SQL server databases
There has been a slow but steady growth in the number of people who are using their logs to derive value from their log data.
The SANS 2007 Log Management Market Report: a SANS whitepaper
The Log Cabin quilt is as distinctive in design as it is in versatility.
Log Cabin A Canadian Quilt
Is log management finally on the radar of IT decision makers?
The case for log management
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