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MOORE, Okla. - The grim work of search, rescue and recovery spun into a second day Tuesday in central Oklahoma after a massive and murderous tornado blasted through the area, killing at least 24 people, flattening neighborhoods and destroying two elementary schools.
There was a strand of good news Tuesday: Authorities dramatically reduced the death toll after earlier reporting that at least 51 people had died.
The storm cut a path more than a mile wide through this Oklahoma City suburb of 41,000 people. The National Weather Service said the tornado spent 40 minutes on the ground, a 20-mile swath of death with winds approaching 200 mph.
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More than 120 people were being treated at hospitals, including about 50 children. Moore is no stranger to such tragedy; the Tornado Alley town was torn apart by another massive twister 14 years ago.
Rescuers, many of whom worked through Monday night, continued digging through rubble Tuesday as lightning flashed in the morning sky. Even in areas where destruction was not complete, pieces of fencing were scattered across once-green lawns now covered in mud and chunks of wood. Garage doors were buckled and ripped from hinges, cars had been smashed by flying debris.
Judy Odom, who has lived in the same home here for 40 years, said she stayed there Monday night despite some damage.
"I don't even know what I'm supposed to do," she said. "I suppose I'll go talk to my insurance company."
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Firefighter Russ Locke was among those who helped search through the crushed remains of Plaza Towers Elementary School, where about 75 students and staff had huddled when the tornado hit. Several children were killed there; others were pulled alive from the wreckage.
"You have your own kids, and you want to find other people's kids and for it all to be OK," Locke says, tearing up. "And sometimes it doesn't work out like that."
In Moore on Monday, everyone was a first responder. Rescue workers passed the survivors down a human chain of parents and neighborhood volunteers. Parents carried children in their arms to a triage center in the parking lot.
James Rushing, who lives across the street from the school, heard reports of the approaching twister and ran to the school where his foster son, Aiden, 5, attends classes. Rushing believed he would be safer there.
"About two minutes after I got there, the school started coming apart," he said.
About a mile away, the walls tumbled down at Briarwood Elementary. Miraculously, no one there died.
Trisha Ulrey, 46, said she had just pulled into the parking lot of Highland West Junior High to pick up her children, Rachel, 14, and Jacob, 12, when she was told the storm was too close -- school officials weren't letting students go.
"People were screaming mad," Ulrey said. "They wanted to go home to their own shelters. But teachers were saying, 'You can die between here and your shelter.'"
The storm roared around them and the school's roof rattled. After the 45-minute ordeal was over, she said she knew school officials had done the right thing.
"It could have been much, much worse if they had let them go," Ulrey said.
President Obama, who declared a major disaster in Oklahoma late Monday, was scheduled to address the nation at 10 a.m. Tuesday.
Pope Francis tweeted: "I am close to the families of all who died in the Oklahoma tornado, especially those who lost young children. Join me in praying for them."
Many of the injured were listed in critical condition. At Integris Southwest Medical Center, 10 of 37 patients were in critical condition, a spokeswoman said. The hospital was treating five children, including two rescued from the elementary school. The OU Medical Center was treating 20 patients, including eight children.
More than 60 patients were being treated at Norman Regional Medical Center, some in critical condition, spokeswoman Kelly Wells said.
One patient was Kaileigh Hawkins, 9, who was at one of the schools destroyed by the twister, Wells said. She is doing fine, but hospital officials have been unable to locate her parents.
The twister heavily damaged Moore Medical Center, ripping off its roof but causing no injuries. Staff had to move 30 patients to nearby Norman and another hospital.
A water treatment plant was knocked offline, and residents and businesses in southeastern Oklahoma City were advised to stop using water.
The preliminary rating of the tornado that hit Moore at 3:17 p.m. CT (4:17 p.m. ET) was put at EF-4, which means wind speeds from 166 mph to 200 mph, the National Weather Service said.
On May 3, 1999, a record-setting EF-5 tornado obliterated the city of 55,000 with winds measured at 318 mph, the highest ever on the earth's surface. The storm killed 36 people, injured hundreds and caused about $1 billion in damages.
The National Weather Service in Norman, Okla., said a tornado warning was in effect Monday afternoon for 16 minutes before the twister developed.
Rescuers were "going house to house and block to block to try and find any survivors that are out there and trapped,'' said state emergency management spokesman Jerry Lojka.
"We can only imagine that there are still many others there that are unaccounted for,'' he said.
He said the funnel cut a path 1¼ miles wide, traveling the entire width of the city.
"It went through an area and demolished complete subdivisions,'' he said. "It affected shopping centers, a theater, two schools that we know of.''
"We've been through this before,'' city manager Steve Eddy said, referring to the 1999 tornado and others over the years. "Our citizens are resilient.
Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin called up 204 Oklahoma National Guard personnel. She also spoke with Obama, who offered her a direct line to his office and federal aid. She said she had been in touch with the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Oklahomans who escaped the destruction counted their blessings and offered to help others less fortunate.
Holly Porter and her husband, Tracy, loaded up their truck with water and blankets, hitched up their horse trailer and set out on for what normally is a 40-minute drive to Moore, where their son and daughter-in-law live.
Because the tornado sucked away barns and fencing, she said, residents may have nowhere to keep their animals.
"We have 60 acres and we can take cows and horses," she said. "We're just going to help anyone we can."
At Plaza Towers Elementary, end-of-the-year festivities that began last week continued Monday. First- and second-graders got their awards, with third-, fourth- and fifth-grade students scheduled to collect their honors Tuesday morning after "Rise and Shine" activities.
Monday night, the school's PTA Facebook page was awash in condolences and prayers.
Numerous charities have swung into action, delivering food and water for first responders. Fallin visited the Plaza Towers school late Monday night, thanking first responders in person and via Twitter for "their hard work and tireless dedication."
On Sunday, a tornado packing winds as high as 200 mph left two people dead in Oklahoma. Tornadoes and high winds injured more than 20 in the region.
So far this year - not including this most recent five-day outbreak - severe storms have caused $3.5 billion in economic losses in the USA, said meteorologist Steve Bowen of global reinsurance firm Aon Benfield. Of that $3.5 billion, at least $2 billion was covered by insurance.
"By the time the current storm system finally winds down by the middle of this week, I wouldn't be surprised if this ends up as the costliest U.S. natural disaster event we've seen so far in 2013," said Bowen.
Trevor Hughes reports for The Coloradoan in Fort Collins; Jonathan Shorman for The News-Leader in Springfield, Mo.
Contributing: Donna Leinwand Leger, William M. Welch, Michael Winter, John Bacon, Susan Davis USA TODAY; The Associated Press.


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Port of Long Beach and Port of Los Angeles January volumes are mixed to begin 2013
February 19, 2013 - LM Editorial
January volumes at the nation's two largest ports— the Port of Los Angeles (POLA) and the Port of Long Beach (POLB)—were mixed to begin 2012.
POLB imports, which are primarily comprised of consumer goods, were up 19.5 percent annually at 273,918 TEU (Twenty-foot Equivalent Units) in January, reaching its highest level for the month of January since 2007, when it hit 303,344 TEU. And exports, which are primarily comprised of raw materials, increased 8.2 percent annually to 138,312 TEU. Empties, which are containers sent overseas to be refilled with goods, increased 23.1 percent to 135,631 TEU.
Total January volumes for POLB—at 536,263 TEU—were up 17.5 percent annually.
POLB officials said the strong showing for the month can be partially attributed to January comprising the weeks prior to the Chinese New Year, which began this week, and usually see an increase in cargo for transpacific trade lanes, as retailers stock up on merchandise before Chinese and other Asia-based factories close for the holiday.
POLB Media Relations Manager Daniel Yi told LM that POLB benefited from the addition of a new service line at the port between ocean carriers MSC and CMA CGM that moved from POLA to POLB. He added that both carriers have established hubs at POLB, with vessels calling on POLB. MSC is sharing a POLB hub with COSCO and MSC is in a terminal sharing arrangement with Hanjin at POLB.
"For the last quarter of 2012, we had a double digit annual increase, and the fiscal year is also looking much better," said Yi. "The second half of last year and the first half of this year are looking good. It looks like the economy is rebounding some with retail sales and housing activity, which bodes well for us hopefully."
Total January volumes at the Port of Los Angeles fell 4.25 percent to 669,000.30 TEU. Imports fell 5.32 percent to 337,428.30 TEU, and exports fell 5.44 percent to 159,257.50 TEU. Empties dipped 0.91 percent to 699,000.30.
POLA Director of Communications Philip Sanfield told LM that the aforementioned vessel service change from POLA to POLB definitely factored into the port's January volumes.
"Looking back at our total TEU count over the last three months, things are trending up, but we are likely to see some soft numbers in the coming months, due to the service shift," he said.
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2 Wang J, Yu Y, Hashimoto F, et al. Baicalein induces apoptosis through ROS-mediated mitochondrial dysfunction pathway in HL-60 cells. Int J Mol Med . 2004;14:627-632.
3 Yang ZC, Wang BC, Yang XS, et al. The synergistic activity of antibiotics combined with eight traditional Chinese medicines against two different strains of Staphylococcus aureus . Colloids Surf B Biointerfaces . 2005;41:79-81.
4 Bonham M, Posakony J, Coleman I, et al. Characterization of chemical constituents in Scutellaria baicalensis with antiandrogenic and growth-inhibitory activities toward prostate carcinoma. Clin Cancer Res . 2005;11:3905-3914.
5 Liu JJ, Huang TS, Cheng WF, et al. Baicalein and baicalin are potent inhibitors of angiogenesis: inhibition of endothelial cell proliferation, migration and differentiation. Int J Cancer . 2003;106:559-565.
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Waging his one-man war on the world of organized crime, ruthless vigilante-hero Frank Castle sets his sights on overeager mob boss Billy Russoti. After Russoti is left horribly disfigured by Castle, he sets out for vengeance under his new alias: Jigsaw. With the "Punisher Task Force" hot on his trail and the FBI unable to take Jigsaw in, Frank must stand up to the formidable army that Jigsaw has recruited before more of his evil deeds go unpunished.
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Medicaid Funding of Mental Illness Treatment
January 2005
Medicaid is now the dominant source of funding for treatment and support services for both children and adults living with severe mental illness – currently, Medicaid comprises 50% of overall public mental health spending, a figure that is expected to rise to 60% by 2010. More importantly, Medicaid is a safety net program that is intended to protect the most disabled and vulnerable children and adults struggling with severe chronic illness and severe disabilities such as mental illness.
State Medicaid programs continue to face a severe budget crisis in 2005. NAMI is extremely concerned that the President's budget proposal for FY 2006 – due to be released on February 7 – will include a renewed effort to either severely restrict, or perhaps even cap, future federal Medicaid matching funds to the states. Such a proposal would have disastrous consequences for individuals and families that depend on Medicaid. In addition, the FY 2006 budget resolution that Congress will take up this spring is likely to include "reconciliation" instructions that call for deep cuts in federal Medicaid matching funds for the states. Finally, NAMI remains extremely concerned about efforts by the Bush Administration to encourage (and in some cases even compel) states to accept fixed future Medicaid payments from the federal government in exchange for greater state flexibility.
Federal Medicaid Reform Could Dramatically Reduce Mental Illness Services
Previous proposals to limit federal Medicaid funding have included efforts to replace the current entitlement program with capped payments to the states or a block grant. While these proposals would grant states greater flexibility, NAMI remains concerned that they would also encourage states to reduce the benefits for both mandatory and optional populations. These proposals – which are expected to come up again in 2006 – would also allow states to states to create separate programs within Medicaid (i.e., with lower benefits, higher co-payments and fewer protections for optional populations). In NAMI's view, capped federal payments and block grants in Medicaid would result in cuts in eligibility and coverage for both mandatory and optional populations and would be extremely harmful to children and adults living with mental illnesses. These proposals would inevitably threaten the viability of the already fractured public mental health care system.
NAMI remains concerned that capped federal Medicaid payments to the states or major cuts in federal Medicaid matching funds will result in:
Swelling the number of people with mental illnesses who are homeless,
Diagnosing a child's mental disorder and then denying early treatment, and
Increasing the number of adults and juveniles with mental illnesses who languish in jails, juvenile detention centers and prisons for lack of access to treatment.
Medicaid is a Critical Resource for Mental Illness Treatment Services
NAMI urges Congress and the Bush Administration to remember that:
Improving Medicaid for Vulnerable Beneficiaries With Mental Illness
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IMD Exclusion Perpetuates Discrimination
Current federal Medicaid policy bars from coverage all services provided to adults ages 22 to 64 in IMDs (Institutions for Mental Disease) that include psychiatric hospitals and many community-based residential facilities. This policy isolates adults with mental illnesses from all other Medicaid-eligible populations, contradicting the principles of equal treatment and insurance parity for treatment of mental illnesses, and undermining the ability of states to develop comprehensive systems of care. The result is that individuals with mental illnesses who receive services in IMDs are singled out for inferior Medicaid coverage. NAMI urges Congress to repeal the IMD exclusion and to support universal, non-discriminatory coverage under Medicaid for appropriate, effective treatment and services for individuals with mental illnesses.
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This image shows a partially bleached coral (species Pocillopora). Coral bleaching occurs when, as a result of stress, the coral expel or digest the photosynthetic zooxanthella algae that ordinarily form a symbiotic relationship with the coral. As the zooxanthella provide the coloring to the coral, a bleached coral appears white because that is the color of the underlying calcite skeleton. As each coral is actually a colony made up of many discrete organisms, known as coral polyps, it is possible under moderate stress that only portions of the coral will undergo bleaching, such as shown here.
The cause and biological utility of coral bleaching is not well understood, but it is clear that it is triggered by environmental changes, including changes in ocean temperature or salinity. A bleached coral can survive for up to several months, but will ultimately die if it is not repopulated with zooxanthella. It is hypothesized that the bleaching may be an adaptive response of the coral itself to environmental stress by removing zooxanthella that are poorly adapted to the changed environment so that they may be replaced by other zooxanthella that are better adapted to the changes. Observations have shown that when a bleached coral is repopulated with zooxanthella they often come from a different selection of species than the ones that were lost.[1] However, the coral will die if no zooxanthella are able to establish themselves under the conditions that the coral finds itself after bleaching.
Since ~1979, coral bleaching events have become more common as a result of increasing ocean temperatures associated with global warming, with the most severe event on record occurring during the exceptional warmth and El Nino conditions of 1998. In this context, coral bleaching is often associated with temperatures at least 1 °C above the long-term summer maximum.[2]. The 1998 event severely impacted or killed robust coral colonies that may have persisted more than 700 years[3], providing evidence of the unusual extent of recent bleaching. Predictions for future temperature increases are such that bleaching events could occur every summer for most coral reefs before 2050.[2]
This image is taken from the Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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- ^ W. W. Toller, R. Rowan, and N. Knowlton (2001). "Repopulation of Zooxanthellae in the Caribbean Corals Montastraea annularis and M. faveolata following Experimental and Disease-Associated Bleaching". The Biological Bulletin 201: 360-373.
- ^ a b Ove Hoegh-Guldberg. "Climate change, coral bleaching and the future of the world's coral reefs". Marine and Freshwater Research: 839-866.
- ^ International Society for Reef Studies (1998). ISRS Statement on Global Coral Bleaching in 1997-1998.
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Rifle City Council will proclaim Saturday, Jan. 5, in honor of this year's Rifle High School football team when they meet on Wednesday, Jan. 2, to issue the above proclamation. Congratulations to all the young men, coaches, parents, boosters and others from the Citizen Telegram, too!
Registration for spring semester at Colorado Mountain College is now under way. Many classes, including those taught via online learning, start the week of Jan. 14. Other classes start throughout the semester.
In Rifle, each household should have received a course schedule in the mail. More information and registration is available online at coloradomtn.edu/register or at the college, 3695 Airport Road. Colorado Mountain College will be closed for winter break from Dec. 22-Jan. 1.
Students new to the college can apply online or where they wish to attend. New degree-seeking students are encouraged to see a counselor before registering. Returning students who have not taken classes within the past 12 months, and who wish to take credit classes, need to re-apply. They can register in person or online. Registration forms can be faxed or mailed. Current students who have taken classes within the past 12 months can register by mail, phone, fax or online.
For more information, visit the Rifle campus or call 625-1871. Information about bachelor's degrees is online at coloradomtn.edu/4year.
Congratulations to Rifle High School students Mikayla Baker and Joseph Reyelts for making the 2013 All State Orchestra and All State Jazz Band, respectively. These students have been practicing their audition material since summer vacation for the chance to play in these ensembles. Your hard work has paid off. All of us at Rifle High School are proud of you!
It is very difficult to make these ensembles. Joseph was one of three people selected in the valley to participate in All State Jazz and one of four tenor saxophones selected in the state. He is the first person from Rifle High School in at least 15 years to be represented in this ensemble.
This year, more than 500 people from more than 100 schools
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The All State Jazz Band will meet Jan. 24-26 at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, and the All State Orchestra will meet Feb. 14-16 in Fort Collins at Colorado State University.
If you would like to attend any of the all state performances or want any general information about the RHS band program, search for Rifle, CO High School Bands or become a fan of RHS Bands on Facebook.
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Singer and songwriter Leon Joseph Littlebird will weave his native and pioneer roots as part of the Jim Calaway Honors Series at Colorado Mountain College.
Blending Native American flute, guitar and vocals, Littlebird's music speaks of Colorado's rich history. His stories of pioneer life are influenced by his great-grandfather, one of the original settlers in Blackhawk, and he connects to his ancestral roots of the indigenous Navajo people of northern New Mexico with ancient flute music.
Littlebird has released four albums and performs and records with world-class musicians.
He will perform Friday, Jan. 18, in the Clough Auditorium at Colorado Mountain College in Rifle, 3695 Airport Road.
A reception will be at 6:30 p.m., followed by the concert at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $20 for adults, and $15 for full-time CMC students and children up to 17 years. Advance ticket sales are available at 947-8367. The concert will honor the late Marvelle Couey.


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I'll let y'all know when I get it and try it out.
Posted 05 February 2013 - 07:56 AM
True about Rob, I send him e-mails 3 weeks ago, still no answer. Outside of that there are only rumors and myths about when he is going to be starting production of tripods again. Unfortunately, since I may need the tripod for some quite heavy duty loads, I need the Tripod to end all tripods
True I have heard lots of good things about these tripods. Unfortunately, there are no specs in any website he has and he is not responding to any e-mails I send.
What a bummer
If anyone has a telephone number or a valid e-mail where I can call him directly and find out when production and sale is going to be resumed, please PM me the details.
Posted 05 February 2013 - 08:29 AM
Rob Miller tripods seem to be really good bang for the buck. Maybe he stopped making them because he wasn't making money on them?
Posted 05 February 2013 - 09:44 AM
Anyway, Joe's been extremely communicative on stuff, so I'm going to give it a try. His binoscopes have been drool-worthy for years, so how bad can the tripods be?
Also, Joe's is plenty tall, and I have a fractor for visual (though that may be relegated to the pier).
Berlebach - I am a non-wood guy. I don't know why. No real reason that I can think of. But it's the 360 degree rotating that sold me most on the Joe's stuff.
Posted 05 February 2013 - 10:06 AM
Is the Berelbach Sky more expensive than the Tri36H ?
Unfortunately I dont have any price information for any of Rob's tripods so I cant compare.
Seems like Joe's tripods will be best for a refractor ( 65" tall at maximum and if thats not enough there you could always slap an extension pier on top. and there's the rotating top table ( seems like you cant go wrong with this).
Posted 05 February 2013 - 10:16 AM
berlebach sky @ 1500 EUR !!!
Paul, I actually prefer wood over CNC aluminum. If you ding a Rob Miller, it's dinged forever. Ding a Berlebach, and wood putty plus stain will restore it.
I was looking at the Planet for my Mach1 as it is "only" 550 EUR, 1/3 the price of the Sky. But I am a cheap *BLEEP*... I found this $75 Celestron tripod from the 80's on the classifieds... and the ADATRI bolts onto it perfectly, no adaptation needed.
I'm paying the price - a Mach1 should handle a C11 no sweat, but mine is struggling with a 9.25 at native FL. But it was $75!!!
Posted 05 February 2013 - 12:11 PM
True I have heard lots of good things about these tripods. Unfortunately, there are no specs in any website he has and he is not responding to any e-mails I send.
This is what I dug up from his old email "The max load rating on the Tri36M is 500 lbs and 750 lbs for the Tri36H"
What I can tell you is that it is so good, forget about the specs.
I just hope SB did not have any role in him suddenly stopping to make these given SB is selling his tripods with heavy markup (2x price). I know - conspiracy theory and illegal but I want to speculate.
Posted 05 February 2013 - 12:16 PM
I have Joe's Tall Tripod with G11 mount base. I use it with G11/Vixen SXD/DM-6/T-REX/Halfhitch/Joe's binoscope fork mounts with various scopes.
In terms of rigidity, Tall Tripod is similar to Berlebach Planet, weaker than Losmandy HD/FHD tripod.
When I want to go light, I use Tall Tripod. When I need more stability, I go with Losmandy FHD.
Here is 150mm binoculars (60lb) on Tall Tripod:
TMB 130SS f7/T-REX on Tall Tripod:
Vixen VMC260/SXD on Tall Tall Tripod on right:
TSA102S/Super Halfhitch on Tall Tripod on left:
If I had a chance to buy Rob Miller's tripod, I would
Posted 05 February 2013 - 12:20 PM
Yes, I saw what SB are marketing and it looked suspiciously similar to the Rob Millers (even though the construction looked different mechanically from the Tri 36 line, but the red anodizing and the aluminum styling reminded me of his style).
If this is true, its shamefull, but a man has got to make a living.
We will wait and see
Posted 05 February 2013 - 12:51 PM
ps - nice scopes and binocs!
Posted 05 February 2013 - 02:42 PM
It looks like the HD tall will easily handle my 20Lbs of a DM6 +45 Lbs 12" LX200R OTA for visual only.
However, I plan on getting an MX soon and this brings me to 50Lbs. Mount + 50Lbs counterweights +45 Lbs LX200R + 10-15 Lbs of camera and accessories which will bring me inconveniently over the recommended 50% of Toatl capacity for AP.
So I am still gonna wait till the Rob Miller Scenario clarifies.
If this does not happen within a couple of months I may change my mind.
Posted 05 February 2013 - 06:50 PM
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Posted 06 February 2013 - 03:53 AM
If you get this HD tall Tripod we will greatly appreciate some closeup photos of the 360 degree rotating tripod table as the pickies at Joe's website do not show it.
keep us updated about how this works out for you.
Thanks for sharing
Posted 06 February 2013 - 08:45 AM
Posted 06 February 2013 - 10:12 AM
Joe did give me tolerances and stuff on the rotating table (I didn't want there to be flex and shifting, so I asked) and it sounds pretty snug and tight - so, hopefully, it should be a winner.
Posted 06 February 2013 - 10:18 AM
Since Rob is not making tripods for a while, and he may not be able to make them with a 360 degree rotating top (which I have been looking for for a while)
Rob's mount adapter plate on the Tri36 does have a 360 rotating top. You have to loosen 6 grub screws and can rotate it and then lock it. The adapter plate is like a dovetail fit. The 360 rotation can be useful if one is setup mount/scopes during the day and later found too far off azimuth for polar align - the top can be rotated and get you back to where the mounts' fine adjustment can be used.
Posted 06 February 2013 - 12:04 PM
Yeah, no matter what I do, which compass I use, I'm always JUST far enough off when I set up that I have to move the pier a tiny bit...which throws off all that wonderful leveling I did during the daylight hours.
Posted 06 February 2013 - 01:50 PM
Posted 06 February 2013 - 02:56 PM
How many different types of Mount Adap\ter plates can Rob Make ?
I am particularely interested in Something that can attach to a DM-6 but can also be exchanged to take a PMX or an EQ6.
Posted 06 February 2013 - 09:23 PM
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Posted 07 February 2013 - 02:28 AM
Thanks for the Info. This is good news.
Do you use the DM6 with the Discmount 8" extension pier ? I will be using a long 130mm Refractor on it and it looks like some kind of extension will be needed if I want to avoid crawling and contorting to look at the Zenith,
I am also considering Robs extension piers or an AP extension But I dont know what will be the best if I also wish to mount an MX mount on the tripod.
If you know what's best to use let me know


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Summer Slaughter -- Worcester, MA -- August 12th, 2011
Great fucking show. Sets now, review later when I am more awake.
Within The Ruins:
Fleshgod Apocalypse:
The Violation
In Honour Of Reason
The Egoism
Thru Our Scars
As Blood Runs Black included:
In Dying Days
My Fears Became Phobias
Hester Prynne
Oceano included:
Emphathy For Leviathan
District Of Misery(closer)
Dying Fetus:
Homicidial Retribution
One Shot, One Kill
Shepard's Commandment
Descent Into Depravity
Praise The Lord (Opium Of The Masses)
Your Treachery Will Die With You
Storm Eagle
Power, Wisdom, Courage (Zelda)
Metal Kombat For The Mortal Man
Gotta Catch Em' All
Mario A-Minor
Six Feet Under included:
Stripped, Raped, and Strangled
No Warning Shot
Seed Of Filth
Hammer Smashed Face
Darkest Hour:
Terra Nocturnus (intro)
The World Engulfed In Flames
With A Thousand Words To Say But One
Savor The Kill
The Sadist Nation
Love As A Weapon
Your Everyday Disaster
Doomsayer (The Beginning Of The End)
Breeding Violence
The Darkest Day Of Man
Reprogrammed To Hate
End Of Flesh
Death Becomes Him
Vicer Exiciser
Eternal Refuge
This Is Exile
The Black Dahlia Murder:
A Shrine To Madness
Everything Went Black
A Vulgar Picture
Moonlight Equillibrium
Malchenments Of Necrosphere
Statutory Ape
Carbonized In Cruciform
What A Horrible Night To Have A Curse
Deathmask Divine
I Will Return
Blood In The Ink
Funeral Thirst
Within The Ruins 7/10
Fleshgod Apocalypse 8.5/10
As Blood Runs Black 3.5/10
Oceano 2.5/10
Dying Fetus 9/10
Powerglove 8/10
Six Feet Under 2/10
Darkest Hour 8.5/10
Whitechapel 8/10
The Black Dahlia Murder 9.5/10
6/18 Bane
7/5 letlive.
8/19 blink-182/ADTR
8/25 Black Sabbath
I'm so pissed I couldn't go.
5/20: Rotten Sound
6/10: Torche
6/18 Bane
7/5 letlive.
8/19 blink-182/ADTR
8/25 Black Sabbath
Nice; those scores are pretty close to my ratings also. It was really fun this year.
Here is a quick review
Within The Ruins:Pretty good actually. I gave them a second chance on record recently and I was actually pretty impressed with their last record Invade. They are deathcore, they have a lot of breakdowns, but their guitarist is really good. If they cut down the breakdowns and got a better vocalist (their vocalist isn't awful, but he's nothing special), they would a great band. The only issue with their set was the mix. The guitars overpowered everything else and you honestly couldn't make out the drums. I still wish Revocation was the opener, but Within The Ruins did a respectable job in that slot.
Fleshgod Apocalypse: First band of the day I was really excited to see and they delivered. I really wish their set was longer because they destroyed in their 20 minute set time. Tomasso sounded awesome, the symphonic elements were spot-on and the drums were completely fucking insane. The only issue was poor sound. You could not even hear the clean vocals at all. I really want to see them again and I am bummed they aren't coming to my area on their tour with Decapitated and Decrepit Birth.
As Blood Runs Black: Pretty bad. I have never been a fan of these guys and their live show didn't do much to sway my opinion. I will say they aren't douchebags, which is always a plus. Their merch table was right next to Fleshgod Apocalypse and their singer was selling their merch after they played and I heard him talking with fans and he seemed like a really nice guy. Not completely offensive, but still nothing really good about them.
Oceano: Far, far worse than I remember them being live. Everything just bleeded together. Their set was one big breakdown with the occasional half-second sweep pick. Adam Warren is a complete asshole as well and a shitty vocalist. He just kept calling the crowd pussies and demanded violence. I flipped him off after he kept staring at me because I was standing still. Really bad performance, I really hope I don't have to see this shit band again anytime soon.
Dying Fetus: Thank god they came on after Oceano, I needed something really heavy and awesome after Oceano just polluted the stage. As usual, Dying Fetus was tight, brutal,and really fucking good. The pits were insane. Everybody was just moving around having a great time. The circle pit during One Shot, One Kill was one of the best I have ever seen. The only thing that sucks is they had to cut Kill Your Mother, Rape Your Dog. They were about to play it and someone came on stage and told them their time was up. Kind of sucks, but they still played an excellent set.
Powerglove: These guys were actually really fun. They were having a lot of fun on stage and it was a hometown show for them. They have a ton of talent and even though are a kind of a joke band, they are all excellent musicians. Sure it's a gimmick, but it's a fun one.
Six Feet Under: I headed up to the balcony to watch these guys. I didn't have high expectations, but reading all these great reviews about their shows on this tour. I don't mean to offend anyone, but I would like to know what your are smoking to made you though Six Feet Under was good (and whatever it was, I don't want any.) Chris Barnes is a complete joke of a vocalist. He kept doing this shriek that sounded like a zoo animal. It was one of the most awful noises I have ever heard. He absoultely butchered the two Cannibal Corpse songs. It was just insulting to Cannibal Corpse. I know he wrote the song, but he is completely raping the songs. I wasn't alone, they got the worst crowd reception by far out of all the bands. There was even a small Corpsegrinder chant that started in the balcony. I didn't think anybody would be worse than Oceano, but Six Feet Under was. Chris Barnes retire please, you are a dreadful vocalist.
Darkest Hour:My first time seeing them and they were great. Completely spot-on live. They have one hell of a stage presence and John Henry is an awesome frontman. It was even better to see them play after
the unholy awful Six Feet Under. I was happy the crowd was into them too after I heard in previous reviews people weren't doing anything during their set. I really want to see them again.
Whitechapel:Completely surpassed my expectations. This was my 4th time seeing them, the past two times they were underwhleming. They did start to get a little dull near the end of the set, but for the most part they were damn good. Phil Bozeman sounded quite good and they actually hit all the solos (they missed every single one the past two times i'd seen them)! Pleasantly surprised by Whitechapel's performance.
The Black Dahlia Murder: It had been two long years since I had seen The Black Dahlia Murder and I really hope it's not another two untill I see them again. They fucking destroyed. Trevor Strnad is such an awesome frontman and he gets the crowd so amped up. Ryan Knight hit every single solo and Shannon Lucas is such a monster on drums. Throw in the amazing setlist and you have a near-performance from Black Dahlia.
Summer Slaughter was a really good show. The crowd was great, the bands were good for the most part, and it was a really fun atmosphere. I hope next year's lineup is good because I love this festival.
Before I wrap up this review, I met Fransceco Paioli and Franseco Ferrni from Fleshgod Apocalypse and Ferrni signed my Agony booklet. I also met Ryan Knight for the second time. All 3 of them were awesome dudes and I had decent length conversations will all of them.
6/18 Bane
7/5 letlive.
8/19 blink-182/ADTR
8/25 Black Sabbath
"Phil Bozeman hit all the solos"
Phil is the singer, you know that?
And I agree 100% with you especially on Powerglove and Six Feet Under. It's scary how similar this concert was for me.
6/18 Bane
7/5 letlive.
8/19 blink-182/ADTR
8/25 Black Sabbath
Dude, the singer of Oceano DOES seem like a dick!! When I saw them at NEMHF, he was shouting at the crowd to push people into the barrier and punch people in the face. Yeah bub, I'd like to see you in an alley and see how tough you really are.
08/30: Bane and tour (?)
10/15: Soilwork, Decapitated (?)
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Band students in grades 5-12, as well as junior high and high school choir members, entertained at the annual Smorgasbord Concert Monday, March 2 in the HHS auditorium.
Pat Wiebers is the director for the fifth grade, sixth grade, junior high and high school bands, as well as the jazz band.
Marcia Dalton directs the junior high and high school choirs, in addition to the select choir.
Shawna Bergstrom served as accompanist for the junior high and high school choirs. Wiebers and Maury Kramer assisted the select choir as well as guitarist Jane Encinias.
A successful smorgasbord fund raiser was reported prior to the concert.
Jazz band opened the music program with Fever, It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) and Hey Jude featuring trombone soloist Rachel Schneider.
JH concert choir members sang Carriers of the Light; Land of Our Dreams with special group members Shaylee Krueger, Eva Penzing, Camille Elliott, Aracely Peña, Makayla Spitz, Brittney Prottsman, Malena McWilliams, Kelsey Kramer, Xandra Lock, Madison King and Becca Weaver; Rockin' Gold; and Build Me Up Buttercup featuring the junior high choir girls.
Dragon Slayer, Rockology and Big Rock Candy Mountain were presented by the sixth grade band.
HHS concert choir numbers included Homeward Bound, Happy Together and the HHS ladies ensemble's Enchanted (Choral Highlights) with choreography by Megan Colglazier and Nora Roth.
Soloist Brittany Durbin sang Place in This World. A ladies ensemble featuring Flor Varela, Jordan Zeiler, Kaylee Groshans, Ella Stewart, Nora Roth and Sarah Heermann performed Sincerely.
JH concert band played Turkey Drumsticks, Korean Hill Song and Music from Pirates of the Caribbean.
Aura Lee, Frere Jacques, When the Saints Go Marching In, Old McDonald Had a Band, Ode to Joy and Hard Rock Blues were fifth grade band selections.
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Changing your password on DIRECTV.com will not invalidate your saved token inside the iPad application.
Only a logout, or a deletion of the app will.
Sounds pretty definitive!
Mr. young: I am pretty sure there are ways to remotely disable your iPad should it become lost or stolen. I should look into it, as I just got a new one. You can certainly enable "Find my iPad", which I am about to do!


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Good Lord was that annoying? Even more so than their annoying little flash/hiccup thing they normally seem to have. Perhaps somebody at CBS can pull out that dusty back-up unit out of storage. Please?
I emailed them thru their website last night about this problem.
Haven't seen a response, don't need one if they can get the signal fixed.
I'm glad I'm not the only one that had all these 'hiccups' while trying to watch March madness last night.
Is it a CBS thing or a satellite/cable thing ? I have DirecTV and it was pretty bad.
Try running that audio signal through a stero that auto detects what format the audio is. The audio was even worse than the picture issues.
I didn't have one problem last night.
Mine was a little choppy, but only like every 30 minutes or so and it wasn't bad. Were people completely losing the signal?
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I didn't have one problem last night.
Same here...what do we have different than everyone else
Had no problems here.
I also have Direct TV and my signal was crap. I thought it was just my dish signal, but now I am glad it was not just me. About every 20 seconds it would get choppy and sometimes the whole screen would go for a second or two.
Fine in Cedar Rapids.
I had the same issue with my Directv in Waukee! It was getting very irritating
Also, I met a lot of Iowa State fans and I dont want to leave any of that behind. - DARIUS DARKS on Staying a CLONE!!!
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Dish's KCCI and the OTA KCCI had issues last night.
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mediacom in cedar rapids was fine last night maybe you guys should get rid of those crappy dishes......
OTA was an issue too last night.
Comcast cable in KC, I was having the occasional issue all day. Probably every 15 minutes or so. Very annoying. It appears to be more widespread than just one local network or provider, so hopefully CBS can do something about it.
My digital signal for kcci is usually the best running of any locals running 90-100, but all day yesterday it was between 65-75 and my tv screen occasionally said aquiring signal. very annoying.
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I don't know if you guys watch the Meateater on TV? The Piranta is all he uses for everything he kills.
I got one a few months before eastmans was giving them away, I started useing it on my antelope this year but went back to my buck knife as well , because the havalon was flimsy. I take the havalon on backcountry hunts, if I need to really save on wieght.......other than that I like something a little more, heavy duty. I would say the only benifit is the weight savings, the blades are a pain in the ass to change when your hands are bloody. Not to be to hard on havalon........but they're really a over priced razor blade.
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I don't know if you guys watch the Meateater on TV? The Piranta is all he uses for everything he kills.
I already got rid of mine. I don't care for the blade and how flexible it is. A guy could loose a finger if it broke. I used it on the wife's antelope and was not impressed. I went for my good ol Blade Tech to finish him up. Now that's a knife I love!
I did not get along with the excessive flex either. It's great for foxes and coyotes, but I don't care for it on big game.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the pics.
The baracutta works good on fish also. I just keep fish between 5 and 15lbs though, never tried it on a giant. Some of those fish could be older than me so I throw them back to keep getting bigger. I also read where a 40lb fish produces more eggs than eighteen 8lb fish so it helps keep the numbers up. I love to catch the giants, the only real big game around home is flathead and whitetail. I catch plenty of 5 to 15lbs fish that produce lots of meat per fish so I don't have to keep as many.
Feel free to send me all Havalon knives you are giving up. I'll even pay for shipping.
DIY til I DIE
+1 i use mine every day. Its not the plastic one though its the metal with elk inscribed. Its clearly states on their site that yes the blades are skinny and weak thats the price to be paid for sharpness. And convenience


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$150 a page is at the upper end (but fairly common) for 3rd Party Publishers. Bigger publishers pay more, many 3rd party publishers will want to go for less than that.
I worked for ICE back in the mid to late nineties and they paid me on a per page basis at $150/page (I just read one of the old contracts last week). This was of course divided by fractions of the page if the images were less than a full page with a full page being around 7" x 10" once you subtract the space for the binding and the indents.
So if I was to get back into game art these days what kinds of pay rates can I expect per page? $150 per page isn't a lot when you consider how much time often goes into the more complicated drawings out there. Also, the last drawing I did for them was over 12 years ago so that rate doesn't consider inflation - I'm curious to know what they are typically paying now. One thing I learned to do was to try and get the best image and the most lines on the page for the least amount of time possible. I went overboard on some of the early maps and plans I did and ended up working for like $10/hour once you did the math.
So are there any professional artists around on this board who are working for game publishing companies now? If so what are they typically paying? A friend of mine is doing some illustrations (artwork and maps) for a really small one person publishing company and he is only getting paid $100 per page which isn't a lot of money for the effort that is often involved. I also did some work for a computer game company back in the nineties and they paid me my hourly consulting rate which was way more money than ICE was willing to pay back in the day.
Any help or insight on this question would be greatly appreciated.
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$150 a page is at the upper end (but fairly common) for 3rd Party Publishers. Bigger publishers pay more, many 3rd party publishers will want to go for less than that.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — With more crisp offense and a career-best day from senior forward Erik Murphy, Florida is moving on in the SEC Tournament.
Erik Murphy posted his third career double-double with a career-high 27 points and 12 rebounds, leading the No. 13 Gators (25-6) to a 80-58 over LSU in the SEC Tournament quarterfinals Friday.
Murphy finished the game 11 of 15 from the floor and 5 of 7 from 3-point range, scoring inside and outside. Scottie Wilbekin added 16 points and three assists for UF and Michael Frazier II scored 11 points off the bench.
Florida will play the winner of Tennessee and Alabama in the SEC Tournament semifinals on Saturday at 1 p.m. on ABC.
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Elena Dementieva has pulled out of next week's Wimbledon with the calf injury she sustained in her second round match at Roland Garros. The Russian was forced out of her semifinal against eventual winner Francesca Schiavone because of the injury, her first retirement in 43 major appearances.
I still have fond memories of that epic Wimby semifinal last year between Elena + Serena Williams, the best ladies' match of 2009. *sigh* The World No. 5 will take a huge hit in the rankings since she won't be able to defend those points.
Can you imagine a WTA Top 10 without a single Russian holding court? Bizarro.
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Dementieva pulls out of Wimbledon with injury
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- AnonymousJune 15, 2010 at 6:06 AM
Actually, she won't fall that far. She can only drop to 8, and even that only if Kim C makes the semis.ReplyDelete
The better question...How far will Safina drop!!ReplyDelete
I'm curious to see how Kimmie does on her grass. Not counting the exo to debut the Wimby roof it's been a while.ReplyDelete
Dinara? I was being generous in my last post when I said first week. I'm not sure she'll get out of the first round no matter who she plays. And if she doesn't she'll be past the Top 30 so maybe Top 40 or worse??? Yikes.
Poor Elena. She'll be missed, for sure.ReplyDelete
I will be pulling for Kim or Justine.
...or for Amelie, even though she will only be in the player's box! ;)
Any reason to cheer Momo, no? I wonder what she'll wear? Something that compliments her BFF scrunchee no doubt.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 15, 2010 at 4:39 PM
Dementieva most likely will stay in the top 10 post Wimbledon. However, she did very well in the summer 2009. So if she is not healthy by the summer to defend her points, she will drop out of the top 10 maybe the top 20 prior to USO.ReplyDelete


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SALT LAKE CITY--It was a great fall semester in the classroom for Utah's student-athletes, who set several team and department records. The gymnastics team led the way with a 3.812 cumulative GPA, which set a school record for the best semester ever by a Utah team. Track and field (3.409) and men's swimming and diving (3.260) set new team semester GPA records, while football (2.828) recorded its all-time in-season high and its third-best semester GPA ever.
Twelve Utah teams received a cumulative report card of a 3.00 or better, including gymnastics (3.812), women's skiing (3.648), men's skiing (3.613), track and field (3.409), soccer (3.379), women's tennis (3.288), men's swimming (3.260), women's swimming (3.218), volleyball (3.215), women's basketball (3.088), men's basketball (3.025) and golf (3.005).
The overall GPA for all teams combined was a 3.126.
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Pesce, who also serves as the College's health and fitness supervisor, has several years of experience as a player and coach. He came to Sandburg from the Rush Wisconsin soccer program in Middleton, Wis., for which he served as a coach and group trainer.
Pesce was an associate head coach from 2008-2011 for the men's and women's programs at Middle Georgia State College in Cochran, Ga. During his time there, the Knights' women's team won the 2009 NJCAA Division I Region XVII title.
Pesce, who played professionally in Argentina from 1995-1999, spent four seasons as an associate head coach for the men's and women's soccer teams at Feather River College in Quincy, Calif. Both Golden Eagles teams won the Golden Valley Conference title in 2006 and 2007.
Pesce inherits a Sandburg team that is coming off its best season in program history. The Chargers finished with a 15-5-0 overall record in 2013 and won their first Region IV Champions Division title with a 6-1-0 mark. Sandburg also won its first-ever postseason contest and advanced to the semifinals of the Region IV tournament.


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CHICAGO (AP) -- Passengers say their international flight aboard a Polish airline's Boeing Dreamliner 787 was cancelled shortly after the Federal Aviation Administration grounded the aircraft in the U.S.
Citing the FAA's decision, LOT Polish Airlines cancelled a ceremony Wednesday night to mark the plane's landing in Chicago from Warsaw.
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The FAA is blocking U.S. carriers from flying Boeing's newest airliner until the risk of battery fires is addressed.
The ceremony was to mark the launch of Dreamliner service between Chicago and Warsaw.
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•Had surgery in the summer of 2010 on both knees to correct a problem that plagued him throughout 2009-10.
•Set 64 school basketball records during his four-year career at Edgewood High School.
•Member of the 2008 Indiana All-Star Team.
2010-11 Highlights:
Played in 30 games, including two as a starter...sat out four straight games in January with a deep bone bruise in his left leg...scored four points in first collegiate start in Butler's season-opener against Marian...came off the bench with seven points and four rebounds against Ball State...had six points and matched his career-high with seven rebounds in a reserve stint at Siena...came off the bench and sparked the Bulldogs with seven points in 18 minutes...scored five points in six minutes against Mississippi Valley State...had four rebounds in eight minutes at Youngstown State...gave the Bulldogs a lift with 15 strong minutes, particularly on the defensive end, against Milwaukee in the Horizon League Tournament championship game...came off the bench with six points and a team-high six rebounds against Old Dominion in the NCAA Tournament.
2009-10: Played in 32 Butler games in 2009-10...had a pair of rebounds in five minutes of action against Davidson in the Bulldogs' season-opener...scored two points in 10 minutes at Northwestern...came off the bench with four points and five rebounds at Evansville...scored three points and grabbed two rebounds in a reserve stint at Ball State...had three rebounds and matched his career-high with two assists in eight minutes in Butler's home victory over Youngstown State...matched his career-high with one steal at Youngstown State.
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Diffraction Patterns
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This example resembles the well-known 2-slit interference experiment often demonstrated in schools with water waves or sound. This model mimics the plane-wave excitation with two thin waveguides leading to slits in a screen, and it computes the diffraction pattern on the screen's other side.
This diffraction pattern is clearly visible. The main effect of quantization is that the numerical wavelength differs from lambda and thus results in a systematic shift in the angles. You could correct for this effect by adjusting the value of k, in the Helmholtz equation, to the element size. Such practices are important when you wish to faithfully model interference effects of monochromatic waves.


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On Friday, March 1, the members of the Delaware Grounds Management Association lent their time and expertise to improve an outdoor garden classroom for preschoolers in Wilmington's Hilltop neighborhood. DGMA members will be doing preparatory work for a new fence and garden design installation.
Nearly 20 years ago, in cooperation with the Delaware Center for Horticulture, child advocate Sandy Poppiti spearheaded an effort to transform the abandoned lot at 231 N. Jackson St., infested with trash and illegal activities, into a safe zone for creative play, self-discovery and inspiration for young children to engage with the natural world.
Since then, through the Secret Garden program, volunteers from the Delaware Center for Horticulture have been delivering hands-on environmental education to preschoolers at the Ministry of Caring Daycare Center, located steps from the outdoor classroom. In 2012, the volunteers won the Governor's Outstanding Service Award. The program meets state education standards, and is registered with Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" Garden Campaign.
Last spring, DCH began raising funds for repairs and upgrades in the well-loved and well-worn garden space. Landscape designer Alison Long's design will be installed in 2013 through the generous support of private donors. The DGMA efforts are the first step in this transformation.
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