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Joplin Globe (Newspaper) - June 3, 1942, Joplin, Missouri THIS WEATHER MISSOURI and KANSAS-Continued warm Wednesday. Few scattered thunderstorms. OKLAHOMA-Continued warm Wednesday. Few widely scattered thundershowers. ARKANSAS-Little cflange In temperature. FULL ASSOCIATED FBESS REPORTS Final Edition VOL. XLVI. NO. 255. FoDllcatlon Ufflce 117 East Ifoartb Street JOPLIN, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 19 42.-TEN PAGES. Published Every Slommg Except Monday PRICE FIVE CENTS. V 9 MORE VESSELS SUNK IN ATLANTIC BY AXIS U-BOATS Forty-One Seamen Dead or Missing-^Incomplete Survivor Totals Show 286 Landed Safely. DRIVE INTENSIFIED BY UNDERSEA RAIDERS Among Those Saved Are 59 Sailors From Large U. S. Motorship Torpedoed in Caribbean. By the Associated Press., Deadly torpedoes have blasted nine more ships to the bottom of the Atlantic in intensified U-boat warfare, but the loss of life was small, the navy reported last night in a three-day resume of announced, sinkings. Only 41 seamen were listed as dead or miSsing from the nine vessels and incomplete survivor totals showed at least 286 sailors landed safely. Three announced sinkings yesterday boosted the toll in Atlantic and adjacent waters since the start of the war to 236. Six had been reported the previous two days. Ammunition Exploded. Fifty-nine seamen froma67-man crew survived the torpedoing of a largo American motorship in the y Caribbean sea northwest of Trinidad. The men were picked up by a United States ship one day after the sinking, which occurred MaY 17. They said that enemy projectiles exploded ammunition in' the ship with a terrific-^ blast. Only one man was killed when a Pananianiaiv merchant ship plunged to the bottom after a torpedo hit in the Atlantic. The attack took place May 20 and 44 survivors were rescued by an American naval vessel. Led by plucky Captain Angus Shaw, the full crew of 61 from a-British merchant ship landed at an Atlantic port after sailing for eight days in open lifeboats. Dur-. ing a storm the three boats became separated, but the men were so sure of their course that they declined to be rescued by an outbound ship and continued on to land. Men Were Eating. Most of the men were eating when the first missile rijjped into the side of the vessel and they were within 200 yards of the stricken vessel when a second torpedo crashed into the engine room. "I'd give the teeth out of my head (they're of the store variety) if they'd give me something to hunt those submarines with," .snapped bronzed Captain Shaw, a veteraij of 42 years ' at sea. "A sensation of absolute vindictive bitterness swept over me when I saw my ship go down." Meanwhile, additional details were given of the sinking of a small United States cargo ship May 20 in the Gulf of Mexico. The , stories of two rescued seamen dis-^'closed a probable loss of 39 lives, the biggest toll of any gulf sinking. John G. Traubal of Gibbsboro, N. J., and Rolf Helland of Philadelphia both suffered from blindness and exposure and it took physicians two hours to remove the heavy oil coating which encased them. The two said their ship was attacked by two submarines and collapsed "like an accordion" when hit from two sides almost simultaneously. A third survivor, Joseph Schackleford' of Severn, Va., was taken to a Mexican port. mOSm MAN OVT FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT Jefferson City, June 2.-UP)~ Roy Scantlin of Neosho, Newton county school superintendent since 1927, today entered the race for the republican nomination for state superintendent of schools. Scantlin will be opposed by Lance Duff of Eldorado Springs in the republican primary. Lloyd W. King, seeking his third term, and I C. F. Scotten of Sedalia have filed for the democratic nomination. The republican field in the Twelfth district congressional race grew to four today with the entry of Josephus M. Todd of Webster Groves and Daniel M. Kerckhoff of Crescent. Walter Ploeser, the incumbent, and Roland H. Holl filed previously for the republican nomination. Nazi Magistrates Seized. Bern, Switzerland, June 2.--(-4')- The Germans have started arresting magistrates in Cologne, Hannover, Frankfort, Dresden and other cities for being too indulgent with people "dissatisfied with the Nazi regime and the war," it was learned here tonight. This action was ia hne with Hitler's last speech disciplining the judiciary. Coffee, Cocoa and Beef Affected by Import Order Three Classed as Least Essential in Announcement War Production Board Will Take Control July 2 Over All Goods ' Entermg United States-Priority System WUl Give Strategic Materials First' Call on Shipping Space. Washington, June 2. -(JP)- The war production board tonight announced it would take control on July 2 over all imports into the United States, cp/npelling foreign vessels to give preference to war-essential cargoes rather than shipments ti'ansported primarily for profit. Among civilian commodities classed as least essential imports, which would be affected by the action, were coffee, cocoa, bananas and beef. WPB spokesmen said the action, taken in a complete revision of previous import control orders, would establish a priority system on shipping space for imports through controls over purchases in this coun-tiy. Not Ali in Pool. Heretofore, controls have been exercised by the war shipping administration through the maritime pool of the United Nations. However, some countries-notably, in the �western hemisphere, Argentina and Chile - have not entered the pool and this government could not control use of their ships. Commodities for import are listed in three groups, with strategic materials first, essential civilian commodities second, and items of least importance third. No person, except government agencies, may import items on any of the three lists without first obtaining specific permission from the WPB. The board will be guided in granting permission by the relative importance of the goods involved. After arrival in this country, items on list one may be sold only to government agencies, or to others upon specific WPB authority. This is substantially the present method of handling these imports. No Restrictions on Sales. Items on the second list may be sold without restriction, insofar as the import order is concerned. Their domestic uses are controlled by other WPB orders except where control is not considered necessary. Imports may continue to be made on existing contracts for strategic and essential civilian commodities, but contracts for articles classed as least essential will not be allowed to stand; specific authorization for these imports must be obtained for all items in the third group, regardless of existing contracts. The items on list 3 include certain animal and vegetable fats, canned and corned beef, pickled 6v cured beef and veal, chicle, cocoa or cocoa beans, coffee, raw cotton and cotton waste, butter, cheese, eggs, condensed milk, certain fabrics and fibers, bananas, grapes, melons, peaches, pears, corn, rye, certain grain preparations, horse-hides, iodine and nitrates. NELSON'S BOARD WEIGHS QUESTION OF RATIONING GAS War Production Chiet Says After Conference Decision Possibly Will Be Announced Before Tuesday. MIDWEST SENATORS HIT AT PROPOSAL Capper Says Lunit of 5 Gallons a Week for Motorists, as Suggested, Would Cause Hardships. BEST LAMB BRINGS 50 CENTS A POUND WALLACE BROTHERS BUYS IN CHAMPION AT JOPLIN JUN-lOR LAMB SHOW. Wallace Brothers Packing Company paid 50 cents a pound for the grand champion lamb at the second annual Joplin Junior Lamb Show at the Joplin stockyards yesterday to maintain its reputation as a buyer of champion livestock. The Joplin packing firm offered its bid of half a dollar a pound yesterday afternoon when Bruce Lor-enz of Carthage offered the best lamb of more\than 300 head in the sale ring, and nobody was willing to top the price. Then the First National bank passed all bidders by giving 19 cents a pound for the grand champion pen-of-three shown by young Joseph Flehmer of the Pierce City F. F. A., and from then on it was nip and tuck in snappy bidding for all the good lambs offered in the show. Swift, Armour Lead. Swift & Co. and Armour & Co. were the main buyers of the fine flocks of lambs which the 4-H clubbers* and the Future Farmers brought into the show, but Herman Wallace of the Wallace Brothers firm crowded them close tov the top-place winners. Gene O'Keef e and Herb Klecan bid for Armour, and Leonard Roark and Jim Mc-Ginriis were in the ring for Swift in the fast auction. After the champions had sold, the buyers settled down to try to buy the lambs at market price, but continually had to pay 25-75 cents above the market for the bulk of the supply. Buyers, besides Wallace Brothers, Armour and Swift, included the Joplin Kfational Bank and Trust Conipany, the Kroger Stores organization, the Owen Bros. & Friend Livestock Commission Company, the National Livestock Commission Company, the Burney-Wiles Livestock Commission Company, the Joplin Globe, the Joplin Stockyards Company, W. E. Stone of Webb City, Auctioneer John Tennison of Goodman, Auctioneer Horace Ches-nutt of Chetopa, the Goodman State Bank at Goodman, L. E. (Sonny) Clark, Stockyards Horseshoe cafe, Fred Foster, Max Hixson, The Globe farm editor, and others. Large cro\yd3 gathered early yesterday morning at the stockyards to watch the hot competition, and Prof. T. A. Ewing of the Missouri college of agriculture was watched intently as he went about weeding out the good lambs from the bad, and there wefe few. Robert S. Clough, state 4-H Club agent, assisted in the judging. A complete list of winners will be seen in the farm department. NAZI RAIDER APPROACHES LONDON BUT VEERS AWAY ARMY ML SEND JAPSTOARKANSAS CAMP FOB 10,000 EVACUEES TO BE ESTABLISHED IN DESHA COUNTY. Little Rock, Ark., June 2.-(JP)- Arkansas, which at the last census had less than a dozen Japanese residents, will furnish quarters for 10,000 of them in an army-controlled evacuation camp at Rohwer, small farming community 10 miles north of McGehee in the rich Mississippi river delta land of Desha county. Governor Homer M. Adkins announced plans for the camp tonight following announcement of the relocation by Lieutenant General J'. L. Dewitt, commanding the western defense command and the Fourth army at San Frartcisco. Camp on 13,200-Acre Tract. State Director E. B. Whitaker of the farm security administration simultaneously announced he had been granted a leave of absence for the duration to direct the establishment. Whitaker said the camp would be established on approximately 12,000 acres of land comprising all of the FSA's Kelso farms and about 1,200 acres of its adjoining Alluvial Farms. Neither of these FSA projects has been developed and both are uninhabited, Whitaker said. The land had been purchased as a reserve for use as resettlement projects after the war. Governor Adkins said the movement was a "trial shot" and 5,000 to 10,000 more Japanese might follow if the project is a success. Whitaker said the Japanese would: Produce food for themselves. Produce anything that might be used by the army. Improve lands, the benefits of which would accrue to the national, state or county government. If a shortage of labor arose, be allowed under proper arrangements to supplement labor in their area. JAPANESE WAREHOUSES DESTROYED BY RAIDERS London, June 3.-(Wednesday)- (JP)-An air raid alarm sounded in London early today, but the all-clear followed shortly. . A single German raider approached the city before veering away. The last night attack on London was November 1, 1941, when a few bombs fellHn two districts. A brief daylight alert was sounded last March 16. , Allied Headquarters, Australia, June 3.-(Wednesday)-(iP)-Allied bombers destroyed Japanese warehouses, barracks and road transports in heavy attacks yesterday on Timor and Florida islands above this continent. General Mac-Arthur's headquarters announced today. Other offensive units bombed and Itrafed the Japanese airdrome at Rabaul, New Britain island, the communique said. In the attack on Japanese-held Dutch Timor, the Allied airmen chose a new target, the town of Atamboea on Timor's north coast near the island's center. Barracks were demolished and extensive fires left raging. Ten miles south of Atamboea another barracks and road transport were taken under fire, the communique said. One Allied raider failed to return from that operation. On the Florida island in the Solomon, group northeast of Australia, a large warehouse was destroyed and other enemy installations were set afire. All the Alhed bombers returned. Washington, June 2.-(.ff')~Chair-man Donald M. Nelson of the war production board said today that a decision on nation-wide gasoline rationing possibly would be announced before next Tuesday. Nelson said WPB took no definite action at a meeting this afternoon, but had "gone over the whole question" of the nation's rubber shortage and had discussed the proposed rationing with all interested government officials. Asked whether the final decision would be left up to President Roosevelt, Nelson said that it might be but added: "Or he may ask us to make it- we're ready either way." Ickes Is Present. In addition to Petroleum Co-Ordi-nator Ickes, other government officials attending today's WPB session included Archibald MacLeish, director of the office of facts and figures. On Capitol Hill, meanwhile, mid-western senators cut across party lines to express opposition to possible extension of rationing to the mid-continent. Senator Langer, republican, North Dakota, said he would back Senator Connally, democrat, Texas, "to the utmost" in the Texan's demand for a full open hearing "before any additional rationing order was issued. Taking notice of reports that midwestei'n motorists might be limited to an average of 5 gallons of gasoline a week by mid-July or August 1, Senator Capper, republican, Kansas, declared that such an order would "wreak a great hardship on the people and be disastrous to that part of the country." Capper Opposes Plan. "I'm very much opposed to any rationing program, and j don't think five gallons would take care of the people jj^ that area," Capper said. "There has been an overwhelming protest all over the middlewest against gasoline rationing, especially in the states which are the largest oil producers." Connally said he favored making every sacrifice necessary to win the war. "However," he added, "in states where refineries are producing more gasoline than can be con-sunned under present conditions and where such gasoline is readily accessible to the consuming public, there seems ho logic in requiring that such consumers be rationed." A Hearing Proposed. Connally and other oil state senators recently met and urged Donald Nelson, director of the war production board, and Leon Henderson, price administrator, to hear from the lawmakers, the oil industry and citizens generally. Senator Brooks, republican, Illinois, saw a possible way out in the nation's surplus grain stocks. "Before they ration gasoline in the midwest," Brooks declared, "the government should make every effort.to utilize the grain of the midwest to produce the rubber which would make gasoline rationing unnecessai-y." PRO-NAZI PARIS EDITOR KILLED; SLAYER ESCAPES Vichy, June 2. - (^) - A1 b e r t Clement, collaborationist editor of the French popular party's newspaper Le Cri du Peuple, was killed by an assassin's bullets and his wife was wounded on a busy street in central Paris tonight. A bicyclist opened fire on the Clements as they were walking in the Rue Vivienne, near the Bourse. The first shots wounded Mme. Clement and 9, passerby. Then Clement was hit and killed by two more shots before the assassin pedalled furiously away. WmOOW WASHER RESIGNS; SAVED BY SAFETY BELT ROOSEVELT ASKS WAR ON THREE NATIONS Says Bulgaria, Himgary and Rumania Engaged in Military Activities Against Allies. Washington, June 2.-(/P)-President Roosevelt asked congress to make the list of America's enemies officially complete today by declaring war on the Axis satellite nations, Bulgaria, Hungary and Rumania. As "instruments of Hitler," he said in a special message to congress, these countries had declared war on the United States. Further, he said, they were engaged in military activities against the United Nations, activities which were about to be broadened. Therefore, he urged that congress recognize the existence of a state of war between them. The acquiescence of congress in the president's request was regarded as a mere formality. Arrangements were made to bring up a war resolution in the house tomorrow, and in the senate later. BOMBS SHOWERED ON ESSEN; PLANTS SUPPL YING NAZI WAK MACHINE BELIEVED CRIPPLED COmr BATTERED Fl FIVE DAYS BUT IT BEACHES RUSSIA WITH SUPPLIES WITH LOSS OF ONLY SIX SHIPS. London, June 2. -(iP)- Battered for five days and nights in the strange, imending light of the Arctic's midnight sun by U-boats and at least 100 German planes, a big U. S.-British supply convoy was disclosed today to have reached a Russian port with an indicated loss of but half a dozen ships. The result was announced by the admiralty in a communique which gave a graphic picture of the perils of the Arctic convoy route to Murmansk and Archangel, where there FURIOUS BATTLE IN LIBYA COSTLY TO BOTH ARMIES But British Give More Than They Take in Punishment and Still Control Situation. 260 TANKS LOST BY GERMAN FORCES Rommel Contuiues to Pound Semi-Fortified Line Block-uig Escape of llis Troops. Cairo, June 2.-04=)-The Libyan battle of destruction raged on with great violence today around two thin gaps in the desert Ain el Ga-zala-Bir Hacheim line, with the dwindling ranks of the Axis' African corps lasliing out in a supreme effort to split the British fortified positions. Already having lost some 260 tanks, or half theii- original striking strength, the sizeable German armored forces still remaining east of the semi-fortified Jine had been reorganized and were trying to drive out the British forces sta- GREAT AREA WIPED OUT AT COLOGNE Destruction E.xtends About Mile by Mile and a Half, Advices to Bern State. Bern, Switzerland, June 2.-09) -An area of about a mile by a mile and a half virtually was wiped out by British airmen in their Saturday night raid on Cologne, reliable reports from Germany said today. This meant a heavy death toll in the closely packed Rhineland metropolis, but anything like a refla-ble figure on casualties was lacking. The military correspondent of Dienst aus Deutschland said "th.e inner city suffered considerable damage." RUSSIANS ATTACK ON KALININ FRONT GERMANS RKPORTED MASSING FOR DRIVES NEAR MOSCOW AND IN CRIBIEA. WARPLANES DUMP EXPLOSIVES ON ARMS CENTER Second Great British Raid Within 48 Hours Proclaimed as Only a Token of What Is to Come. ALL ENGLAND CHEERED BY FURIOUS ONSLAUGHT Daj'llght Sweeps Over France Follow Attack - Enemy Troops Fired On From Low Levels. never, at this time of year, is any protecting darkness and where the j tioned between them and the nar- breaklng of the Arctic ice restricts maneuverability of ships to a minimum. Three Planes Shot Down. German claims to the sinking of 17 or 18 ships were termed "an exaggeration of over 175 per cent." German dive-bombers, torpedo-planes and level-flying bombers assaulted the convoy almost without pause from the evening of May 25 until May 30. Three of the attacking planes were reported shot down for sure, two others probably were destroyed and two others damaged. The admiralty paid unusual tribute to "the gallant defense and magnificent handling of the heavily laden ships in the convoy" and to the skillful work of the navy. It added: "Officers and crews of both the convoy and the escorts have the satisfaction of knowing that they have delivered large and important reinforcements to Russia's equipment in her present struggle." JUDGE TO RULE TODAY ON RELEASE OF WELSH Kansas City, June 2.-(/P)-Judge Nick T. Cave of the Kansas City court of appeals will rule tomorrow on the application of George W. Welsh, jr., for release on a writ of habeas corpus pending his preliminary hearing on a murder charge, June 15. The ruling ,originally scheduled for today, was delayed by an oversight in filing proper legal instruments, Judge Cave said. Welsh, twice freed from murder charges in the death of his pretty 24-year-old sister, Leila, in March, 1941, faces a third charge filed by the state ,a few minutes after Peace Justice J. J. Dougherty ruled the evidence presented at a nine-day preliminary hearing was not sufficient to hold him for jury trial. BRITISH PRODUCTION CHIEF IN WASHINGTON Omaha, June 2. -(IP)- Edward Williams, 20 years old, of Council Bluffs, la., is through washing windows. He resigned today after dangling several minutes from a fifth floor window of the Omaha Grain Exchange building, held only by one of the four hooks in his safety belt, which apparently hadn't been fastened properly. Firemen who hauled Williams back through the window said he went stralf|jht home. Washington, June 2.-(/P)-The arrival of Oliver Lyttelton, British minister of production, for conversations with Donald Nelson, war production board chairman, and Harry Hopkins on "Anglo-American combined production problems," was announced tonight by the British supply council. Informed officials here view Lyt-telton's visit as having a significant bearing on the question of opening a second European war front. "WIN THE WAR" STAMP TO BE ISSUED JULY 4 Washington, June 2.-(A')-A new three-cent postage stamp, with the inscription "win the war," will be issued on July 4, Postmaster General Walker announced today. The central motive will be an American eagle with its wings outstretched to form a large V. Thirteen stars will encircle the eagle, while the "win the war" motto will appear in a band across it. The first day sale will be on July 4 at ths Washington postoffice. row lanes of escape, which are 15 miles apart. More West of Line. Another body of the Nazi mechanized forces, which for the last 72 hours has moved westward-and rearward-through the two gaps, was reported to have pushed to a position 20 miles west of the line, where it was regrouping "with the Axis forces previously there. The Eighth army of General Sir Claude Auchinleck, composed of Britons, South Africans, Indians and Free French, had suffered severe losses, too. But it had given more than it had taken in punishment from the three armored and two motorized divisions which German Marshal Erwin Rommel used in his vain attempt to seize Tobruk. (The Germans claimed annihilation of a British unit and the capture of 3,000 prisoners, including a brigadier, the Italians spoke vaguely of a "pincers movement" near El Uale in the vicinity of the German gaps, where, they said, British resistance was broken and 2,-000 prisoners taken.) Tank Used With Success. The British said the American "General Grant" tank, armed with a 75-MM gun firing high explosive and anti-personnel shells, plus a 37-MM. anti-tank weapon and a machine-gun, was being used with great success. This is the United states army's M-3 medium tank, a 28-ton land cruiser now getting its first battlefield test. The British commander wired a lengthy review of the battle-the wildest and fiercest ever fought in Africa-to Prime Minister Churchill, who read it to the house of commons. The communique disclosed for the first time that the Germans on the opening night of their offensive May 26 attempted to land a sea-borne co-operating force north of Acroma, some 15 miles from Tobruk, but the Royal navy drove off the flotilla. ' British in Control. Auchinleck's control over the battlefield, the capture of two of Rommel's largest repair units, and the splendid performance of new British heavy anti-tank guns and the 28-ton United States tanks, all were factors of great cheer to the Britons. One thing appeared certain: The Axis force composed of the German Fifteenth and Twenty-first and the Italian 132nd Arlete armored divisions and a German and an Italian motorized division, perhaps 75,000 seasoned veterans in all, had failed to capture Tobruk as Adolf Hitler had ordered, and were paying an enormous price in machines and men in the scorching heat and swirling sand. Auchinleck, however, appeared intent upon aestroymg the foe rather than advancing immediately. Moscow, June 2.-(/P)-The Russian armies, applying "Kharkov tactics" to the deep northwestern areas, attacked sharply today in ! several sectors with the object of upsetting German offensive plans from this direction. Vigorous although localized actions in two sectors of the Kalinin front, which runs west from Kalinin to the Valdai hills in the direction of the German garrisons of Rzhev and Veliki Luki, were reported to have i-esulted in at least 1,850 German dead and 1,500 wounded. Pressure on Nazis. On what is known here as the "northwestern front," extending fi-om the Valdai hills north around Lake Ilmen to the Leningrad front, the Russians were said to have maintained pressure which forestalled any "adventurous plans" of the Germans. With the Russians thus improving their positions and drawing the enemy into costly countei--ac-tion in these regions, the southern sectors of Kerch, Kharkov and Izyum-Earvenkova were comparatively quiet. The Germans there were pictured as spent by heavy losses, and the Russians as holding firmly to fortified lines. (A Stockholm dispatch, not confirmed elsewhere, said the Germans in a new stab intended to regain lost ground, had reoccupied Tamilovska, a town eight miles northeast of Kharkov. Other reports reaching London said the Germans were gathering troops for new attacks on the Moscow front and against the Russian Crimean stronghold of Sevastopol.) Nazis Straighten Lines. Berlin (From German Broadcasts), June 2.-(.JP)-The period of "straightening out" the. front lines on the long German-Russian battlefield has practically ended, mili-tai-y quarters said today as the high command reported only local action on the eastern war zone. . These military circles said that in recent weeks certain "dents" have disappeared and the Soviet thrust at Kharkov has been liquidated. BROKEN GLASS ON ROAD TAKES HEAVY TIRE TOLL Wilmington, Del., June 2.-(JP)- Broken glass strewn over a quarter-mile of highway today took a heavy toll of tires. Casualties included fire trucks and a police car racing to a blaze on a farm near Bear station. Police expressed belief the glass had fallen from a Baltimore-bound bottle truck. Emergency road maintenance crews were ordered out to clean up. King George Sends ^ His Congratulations London, June 3.-(Wednesday)- (/P)-King George congratulated Britain's Middle East commanders today for their "resounding success in the first phase of the i^ew battle in Libya." HOURLY TEMPERATURES More warm weather is forecast for today. The temperature yesterday climbed to 90 to a new high for the spring season. Low was 71 degrees. High and low temperatures a year ago yesterday were 80 and 69 degrees. Hourly temperatures: 1 a. m...........701 1 1). m...........86 2 a. m...........741 2 p. m...........S8 3 a, m...........7,S| S p. ni...........8S 4 a. m...........731 4 p. m...........90 5 a. m...........731 5 P- ni...........89 fi a. Ill...........71| 6 p. m...........S9 7 a. m...........711 7 p. m...........S'J 8 a. ni...........74| 8 p. m...........87 9 a. m...........781' 9 p. m...........83 10 a. m...........81|10 p. Ill...........sa 11 a. m...........83111 p .ni...........80 Noon ............SSlMWniglll .........77 Wcdnttoday. 1 a. m...........761 2 a. ni...........76 BULLETIN. London, June 3.-(Wednesday) - (JP)-Striking again in its pulverizing offensive against Germany after thunderous attaclis on Cologne and Essen, Royal Air Force bombers raided German targets during the night. Returning bombers began to cross the coast before dawn and the roar of their motors continued for more than an hour, suggesting to listeners that another large forca had struck at Germany. London, June 2.-(JP)-A mighty aerial corps of British bombers and fighter planes, 1,036 of them, cast down fire and explosive with terrible effect upon the German Krupp munitions center of Essen and its war plant environs last night in a second great raid on *l Germany in 48 hours-an assault that was proclaimed as only a token of what is yet to come from the combined air forces of Britain and the United States. Thousands of tons of bombs were dropped upon the Krupp and Rhein metal Borsig plants, and if, as would seem obvious from the weight of the attack, the damage caused at Essen were as great as in Saturday night's 1,000-plane raid on Cologne, persons familiar with German production believe that a good sized percentage of the reich's war industry could now be marked down as crippled. Big Daylight Raid. Again today the R. A. F. spra.ng back to the assault, going over the channel in great force in one of, the biggest daylight aerial offe^/'?i sives of the war. * ^ j,/ During the morning there wer�' large-scale sweeps over the Grave- > lines and Hardelote areas of north- ; ern France. One German plane'-; was shot down and several damaged. German .troops and gun postt were attacked from low levels. Another force of morning raiders blasted railroads in northern France and then in the afternoon Pas de Calais, Dieppe and offshore shipping were attacked. In all, the air ministry said the' R. A. F. lost nine fighters, and knocked down three enemy fight--ers. (The Germans claimed a bag of 16 R. A. F. planes during Tuesday's fighting. They didn't mention their own losses.) Fires Set in Essen. It was the raid on Essen, however, that overshadowed all else and brought cheer to all England. Giving the house of commons a preliminary report today on this tremendous attack. Prime Minister Churchill declared that many fires were left, at a total cost of only 35 British bombers, and went on to predict what lies ahead for the Germans. "I do not wish it to be supposed," ; he said, "fhat all our raids in the immediate future will be above : this four-figure scale. "The methods of attack will be continually varied, according to circumstances. "On the other hand, these two . great night bombing raids (the first ; was during Saturday night and; early Sunday morning over Co-' logne) mark the introduction of a � new phase in the British air offensive against Germany, and they ^ will increase markedly in scale ; when we are joined, as we soon i shall be, by the air force of the I United States. * js "As the year advances all Ger- I man cities, harbors and centers ot war production will be subjected to| an ordeal the like of which nevfr| has been experienced by any counT^; try in continuity, severity or mag�*' nitude." "f Two Other CUies Blasted. The communique of the air min-^^ istry identified the industrial RuhK; generally, "including ESsen/' :a�| the theat,er of the assault and v^hlli the Germans did not mention.r sen they did report Duisbfjesff* (Contiaued on pag*' ;


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Issue date: Friday, November 9, 1860
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Hi, I'm not totally sure if this is a 'simple question', but when I was using a custom tileset (Kyledove's DS Gen-esque tileset) for FireRed I had loads of problems with it, and I've fixed all of them except one.
On the custom houses, when opening the door, it glitches the tiles of the house to the left and right of the door and makes them look like a door animation on the glitched tiles, one frame of the door animation per tile.
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It makes the line of tiles to the left and right of the door messed up. I talked with a friend about it and he suggested something about editing the animation manually, but he hasn't been online to explain that. I really need an explanation and a way to fix it, because there's no way I can release a hack with this...
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Mr. Nathan P. Freier is an Associate Professor of National Security Studies with the Strategic Studies Institute (SSI). Mr. Freier came to SSI after 5 years with the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) where he was a senior fellow in the International Security Program. Mr. Freier joined CSIS in April 2008 after completing a 20-year career in the U.S. Army. His last military assignment was as director of national security affairs at SSI. From August 2008 to July 2012, Mr. Freier also served as a visiting research professor in strategy, policy, and risk assessment at the U.S. Army War College's Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute. Mr. Freier is a veteran of numerous strategy development and strategic planning efforts at Headquarters, Department of the Army; the Office of the Secretary of Defense; and two senior-level military staffs in Iraq. Mr. Freier has published widely on a range of national security and defense issues and continues to provide expert advice to the national ecurity and defense communities. His areas of expertise are defense and military strategy and policy development and strategic net and risk assessment. He holds masters' degrees in both international relations and politics and is a graduate of the U.S. Army's Command and General Staff College.
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SSI books and monographs by Mr. Nathan P. Freier
Toward a Risk Management Defense Strategy
August 11, 2009
Authored by Mr. Nathan P. Freier.
The author outlines eight principles for a risk management defense strategy. He argues that these principles provide "measures of merit" for evaluating the new administration's defense choices.
The New Balance: Limited Armed Stabilization and the Future of U.S. Landpower
April 06, 2009
Authored by Mr. Nathan P. Freier.
The Department of Defense experienced revolutionary change in its strategic outlook over the past 8 years. As it transitions to new leadership in the White House and undertakes a historic Quadrennial Defense Review, it will be important for to examine the "first principles." that guide its force planning.
Known Unknowns: Unconventional "Strategic Shocks" in Defense Strategy Development
November 04, 2008
Authored by Mr. Nathan P. Freier.
Historically, defense strategy demonstrates three flaws: (1) it is generally reactive, (2) it lacks sufficient strategic imagination, and (3) as a result, it is vulnerable to surprise. The current administration confronted a game-changing "strategic shock" in its first 8 months in office. The next team would be well-advised to expect the same kind of unconventional and nonmilitary shock to DoD convention early in its first term.
Strategic Competition and Resistance in the 21st Century: Irregular, Catastrophic, Traditional, and Hybrid Challenges in Context
May 24, 2007
Authored by Mr. Nathan P. Freier.
The concept of the "four challenges," outlined in the 2005 National Defense Strategy, has long suffered from underdefinition. For three of the four challenges (traditional, irregular, and catastrophic) and a fourth new category (the "hybrid norm"), the wait is over. The author provides the reader with the conceptual foundations of the challenges as they were conceived at the working level during the strategy's development.
SSI articles, editorial, and briefs by Mr. Nathan P. Freier
Does Anyone Really Know What's Going On? Likely Not.
June 17, 2015
First Things First for Future Defense Strategy
May 27, 2015
Memorandum for the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff: Secure Balance and Flexibility In Future Joint Forces
June 13, 2014
Op-Ed: Toward an Army Story: It's Not The "People" Part, It's the "Land" Part
June 12, 2014
The Strategy Deficit
April 03, 2008
In Defense of Rational Risk Assessment
February 07, 2007
"What If?" -- A Most Impertinent Question Indeed
September 06, 2006
The High Cost of Primacy
October 01, 2005
Confronting an Irregular and Catastrophic Future
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I love old pocket watches. My dying uncle gave me his gold pocket watch back in the late 70's, that had been given to him by his mother when he was a little boy. I wore it on a chain as a necklace, but made the mistake of taking it with me to college. Before I knew it, it had been stolen out of my room. It broke my heart. But every time I see a pocket watch, I think of my sweet Uncle Paul, so I guess the "pocket watch" and his memory will always be a part of me.
Happy Weekend to you, Colleen :-)
Happy Weekend to you, Colleen :-)
That is a sweet story Tracey, thank you for sharing! Happy Weekend to you too!
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Zoe's big-statement jewelry
Stylist turned media and fashion mogul Rachel Zoe has expanded her empire to include jewelry.
"It's fancy, but it's not," Zoe said during a recent viewing of the collection in her Melrose Avenue showroom. Inspired by her favorite things, including Art Deco and 1960s and 1970s glam, the pieces make a big statement — like Zoe herself. "I've never been subtle," she said.
Indeed, this is the kind of jewelry that lets every woman have a red carpet moment, whether it's at lunch with friends or at a charity gala. The line, priced $195 to $650, currently is being introduced at NeimanMarcus.com and in 42 Neiman Marcus stores nationwide.
"This, I have not stopped wearing since I got it," Zoe said, fingering the chunky, twisted gold rope and tassel sautoir necklace ($650) that she wore with a skinny, black pantsuit. "You can tie it in front, drape it around your neck like a scarf and let the ends hang in front or drape down the back."
Looking at the necklace, I immediately thought of one of Zoe's most memorable styling coups: Kate Hudson at the 2010 Screen Actors Guild Awards in that sexy, backless, long-sleeved, white Emilio Pucci gown with a Cartier tassel sautoir draped against her bare back. It was such an effective flourish that it may have single-handedly brought tassel jewelry back into fashion. (I know it prompted me to get a tassel necklace that belonged to my grandmother out of the drawer and start wearing it.)
"Since I've started styling, I've always loved a super-low back with a necklace worn against it," Zoe explained.
Her ability to create a red carpet look that translates to the real world explains how Zoe's styling is informing her burgeoning fashion business. And indeed, her Los Angeles headquarters includes a floor for her celebrity styling business, as well as a floor for the Rachel Zoe Media Group, where she oversees an editorial staff that publishes daily email newsletters the Zoe Report, Zoe Beautiful and AccessZOEries. Design of the jewelry collection is also done here in L.A., while the apparel collection is designed in New York, where she will present her spring 2013 runway show at fashion week in September.
Zoe picked up another piece of jewelry, a Wonder Woman-like cuff with a circular, shield-like embellishment in yellow gold, black enamel and crystal stones ($420). "I love putting one of these on each arm. This is a piece," Zoe said with emphasis. There are gobstopper-sized cocktail rings with jade-colored stones, stackable bangles with alternating strips of black enamel and crystals, Lucite link collar necklaces, cuffs with interlocking knots, and dangling black and gold fringe earrings, all of which will be rolled out in Neiman Marcus stores over the next couple of months.
"I feel like I have been designing this collection for the last 20 years," Zoe said. "I sketched and drew a lot of inspiration from my archives. And my research involved a lot of trial and error. After the first prototypes, I decided if I liked this or that, changed chains and stones."
Zoe has quite an impressive personal jewelry collection too, which I have been able to see the two times I've toured her closet. She loves vintage Chanel, Miriam Haskell, Lanvin, Cartier and Bulgari pieces.
Her new collection is about giving her customers a taste of that glamour, albeit a less expensive one. "People want fun things that they can wear with jeans and a T-shirt and make their look that much better, which is why each piece has a lot to it," she said.
When the jewelry collection expands beyond Neiman Marcus into other stores for spring, the line also will broaden to include smaller, more subtle pieces — in other words, not so much bling.
"For me, I have never stopped wearing big jewelry, some bigger than my appendages," Zoe said. "But it's not for everybody. And since my son has been born, there are more delicate things that I sleep in and don't take off. Anita Ko made me a necklace that's a vertical bar engraved with my son Skyler's name and birth date, and Hilary Tisch made me a couple of delicate pieces with his name on them too."
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State Sen. Craig Pridemore, who decided to run for state auditor rather than seek re-election, has conceded in the statewide race following primary election results.
Although primary results have not been finalized because some ballots are still trickling in, preliminary results placed Pridemore third in a four-candidate race. Republican candidate James Watkins has more than 45 percent of the vote, Democrat Troy Kelly has nearly 24 percent of the vote, and Pridemore, a Vancouver Democrat, has about 20 percent.
The top two candidates advance to the general election in November.
"I have officially conceded the primary to James Watkins and Troy Kelley," Pridemore said in an email to The Columbian. "Out of respect for supporters, I was planning to wait until tomorrow (to concede). I was getting so many calls about it, however, that I really did just want to get it over with."
The other candidate in the race, Democrat Mark Miloscia, had about 9 percent of the vote on Thursday.
Pridemore was elected to the Washington state Senate in 2004, and he served as a Clark County commissioner from 1999 to 2004. Democrat Annette Cleveland and Republican Eileen Qutub are running for his open Senate seat.


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Bar or pub crawls, trips to the strip club or to the casino, and carousing with the boys out at night are all typical components of any stag party or a weekend. However, if you want to experience something that's a bit more exciting, you may want to consider the following activities on a Prague stag weekend:
1.) Rub elbows with a jazz player at one of the jazz clubs in Old Town. One fascinating thing about Prague is that its artsy and vibrant nightlife helped bring about the fall of the Communist old regime, and hitting up one of the famous jazz clubs might just help you understand how that came to be on your Prague stag weekend.
2.) Drop by the Old Jewish Cemetery for some spooky chills. If you and your bachelor friends are thrill seekers who appreciate a bit of history, you may want to drop in at the famed Jewish Cemetery after a night at the club.
3.) Stroll in to one of the pewter and oak speakeasy bars for a taste of Prague's best single malt whiskeys and spirits. Old Town Square has quite a few of such bars, but you can also try venturing a bit further off to discover your own favorite watering hole.
4.) Chow down on some of the finest Balkan cuisine in some of the city's newest café's and restaurants. Don't miss out on the famed apple pierogi's, in particular.
5.) Check out some of the latest galleries to marvel at the capital city's thriving art scene.


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The most powerful and valuable experiences Yunrong Chai has had as a biology professor and researcher have come from unexpected occurrences in the laboratory. The path to success is a difficult one. He says the field of study is still heavily focused on observation-based research. That's why the unexpected is so important.
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Thuan's challenge in life and work is lack of capital to breed chicken. Her dream is for het children to grow up well and have a successful future. This loan is one of the steps in helping her reach this dream. She would like to use this loan to buy more chickens, to gain earnings and save profits for her dream.
Thuan is a hardworking woman and a passionate businesswoman. She has participated in SEDA's microfinance program since 2006. In the last loan cycle, she borrowed 5,014,000 VND and repaid on time. In this loan cycle, she would like to borrow 9,810,000 VND to buy more chickens to expand her farm.
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Trinh is 37 years old. She has a child. She grows rice. She wants to borrow 11,118,000 VND to sew gloves.
Thoi is 46 years old. She has two children. She is a worker. She wants to borrow 11,118,000 VND to raise chickens.
Phuong is 31 years old. She has two children. She is a worker. She wants to borrow 11,118,000VND to repair her house.
Sau is 39 years old. She has two children. She is a worker. She wants to borrow 9,810,000 VND to raise chickens.
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I visited Larnaca many times when I was with my ex-girlfriend, a Greek Cypriot. I have visited many times, and I really love the relaxed pace of life there. The weather isn't bad either, and with the sea breeze it doesn't get as oppressively hot as Lefkosia (Nicosia).
The above was written in 2003 and still holds true. On my most recent visit in April 2007, I did, however, notice many changes in the place. It is certainly expanding rapidly, and property prices seem to be spiralling. Additionally, with Cyprus now being part of the seemingly permanently expanding EU, you are far more likely to be served in a bar by a Lithuanian, Slovak or Pole than you are by a Cypriot. I know this is causing some resentment locally but is, I suppose, the way modern Europe is evolving, if evolving is the correct word.
Restaurants and bars come and go, but some of my old favourites are still there and I've found one or two great new places. Unfortunately, due to personal circumstances, as alluded to above, I doubt I will ever be able to return to Cyprus, which is a shame. The reader, however, should go there if at all possible, it is a great place.
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- In a nutshell:I had thought of retiring there.
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Thank you for your review and tips on Larnaka. I have been to Cyprus many times, but never spent time in Larnaka ( only in the airport:). ). I think it could be a good idea to spend at least 3-4 days there. Cyprus is one of my fafourite places and my first travel page is devoted to this island ( nearly finished).
So many interesting tips for Larnaca. Nice guide. Keep the good work up my friend.
Hya all, My wife and I went to Jimmys on recomendation, and went back every day whilst we were there. Very friendly, accomodating, tasty. We will be going back when we return to Larnaca. I cant praise this Jimmys enough. Good luck
We have been here in 2001 and we loved the place in that time. It was first real trip we have made. If you want to remain here for retirement, keep in your mind that the global warming is not a joke... just in case
I enjoyed seeing s Cypress through your eyes. Good pages!
i went to this jewelery shop and it's one of the most expensive ones. I bought a diamond ring. Two months later one of the stones came off, i called them andt hey told me that it was my fault and refused to help!I do not recommend you going there!
Hi Fergy!I didn't go to Larnaca except at the airport;) enjoyed my stay there, it was windy but warm enough to go swimming or sunbathing.Hope to visit again someday!
Larnaka is developing fast..and it is a nice place to be, though June was a bit hot, even for me.
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The idea of a new tax on hotel and motel stays isn't dead, and a group is working to answer the questions and address the concerns that stalled the proposal earlier this year.
A group of county council members who voted no to the innkeeper's tax have formed a group with other economic development officials to research the county's best attractions and ways to promote them. Their goal is to answer questions about how the money from an innkeeper's tax would be spent, before presenting their findings to the community and county council members who may vote on the tax again.
An innkeeper's tax would enact a 5 percent tax on hotel and motel bills in the county. Council members who voted no to the tax had concerns about not having a specific plan in place for how to spend the money collected. Supporters argued that the council only approves the tax, and a visitors and tourism bureau would be created that would decide how to spend the money.
The council's concerns about how the money would be spent should have been considered more, said Christian Maslowski, Greater Greenwood Chamber of Commerce president and chief executive officer and a member of
the committee.
"We were stuck on the process and telling the council it's their job to get the process going," he said. "The council doesn't have the responsibility as far as what the (visitor and tourism bureau) looks like, but they were being asked to adopt a new tax and open that
new revenue."
Concern over how money from the tax would be spent was one of the main focuses of the group's first meeting, Commissioner Ron West said.
He was joined on the committee by county council members Beth Boyce, Jim Eckart and Brian Walker and representatives from the Greenwood chamber, Johnson County Development Corp. and Aspire Johnson County. Only three council members can be present at one time or the meeting would have to be open to the public.
To better understand how that money could be spent, the committee discussed which attractions in Johnson County should be promoted the most. Council members then would have an idea of how much it would cost to promote those attractions and if an innkeeper's tax is the best way to pay for that.
"This is a good way to talk big picture," said Boyce, who is organizing the committee. "We did not discuss details of the ordinance. We communicated with each other about our goals and visions of what happens if we pass this and what would you do with the money."
Property values, schools, and the parks and trail systems were mentioned as highlights of Johnson County, West said. But only parks and trails systems would be considered a tourism attraction.
Instead of creating a visitor and tourism bureau under a new innkeeper's tax, West tossed out the idea of creating a county chamber of commerce. The cities of Franklin and Greenwood each have a chamber of commerce, but there is not one that supports the entire county. A county chamber of commerce would help promote local businesses and organizations and could be funded in part by membership fees paid for by those groups, West said.
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As devastated as James Harden might be, the former Thunder star is getting the money he wanted
James Harden boarded an airplane Sunday morning, bound for Houston. He was "devastated," said someone who knows the Bearded One. Harden and his family both.
Said Harden was stunned that the Thunder actually traded him to the Rockets. He didn't believe the Thunder would do it.
But Sam Presti told him. Presti's lips now are sealed, but sources from both parties said that the Thunder appealed one final time to Harden on Friday. Upped its offer to $53 million over four years but told Harden if he didn't take it, he would be traded to Houston.
Presti didn't use that as a warning. He used it as a plea. He desperately wanted to keep Harden, but this was the last best offer.
And the Thunder gave Harden an hour to accept.
It wasn't that Presti was trying to play hardball, necessarily. He was on the clock. That deal with the Rockets wouldn't last forever; Houston wanted Harden early enough to sign him to a contract extension by the Halloween deadline. Presti had decided that if Harden wouldn't sign an extension with OKC, a preseason deal offered the Thunder its best leverage.
Harden, through his agent, said he needed three days. Presti stood firm on one hour.
And 60 minutes later, Presti called the Rockets and consummated a rare NBA October blockbuster trade.
So Harden got on that plane Sunday morning, and maybe "devastated" wasn't the accurate description. Maybe he just had buyer's remorse. Maybe he played a bad game of poker.
But Harden sounded awfully melancholy Sunday in Houston.
"It happened so fast, it happened very fast," Harden said, a point Presti might dispute, since talks started in July.
"But this is the position I'm in now," Harden said. "Just have to make the best of it."
I don't know if Harden's chief goal was to get the most money he could get out of the Thunder, or get the most money he could get anywhere. His former comrades, Russell Westbrook and Serge Ibaka, made it clear. They wanted a big chunk of change, but they wanted it in OKC, and any compromise would come on the former, not the latter.
So who knows? Maybe Harden wants to be the face of a franchise, which he will be in Houston. He'll also have May and June free to host his yacht parties. The Thunder has turned into a sweatshop; you work virtually every day in May and maybe June, too.
But Harden misplayed it badly if he really did want to stay arm-in-arm with Kevin Durant and Westbrook, a status which in three short years has made him an Olympian, an NBA star and a cult hero far beyond little ol' OKC.
First off, Presti and Clay Bennett aren't exactly jokesters. They're serious men. You might not like what they say, but you can believe what they say — and yes, that means you, too, Seattle.
"We have to do what we say," Presti said Sunday.
Plus, the Thunder contract offer not only was generous, it was borderline irresponsible. I have no idea how Presti thinks he was going to be able to pay Durant, Westbrook, Ibaka and Harden a combined $60 million a year, without luxury taxes endangering the franchise.
But Thunder ownership went out on a shaky limb and OK'd the offer.
Harden had been demanding a maximum contract from the Thunder and never really retreated. The difference between the Thunder's final offer and the max is about $5 million over four years — $1.25 million a year.
Of course, that's $1.25 million to Harden, but much more than that to the Thunder, because of luxury taxes.
Harden will get a five-year deal from Houston, upward of $78 million, an offer unavailable from the Thunder since the new labor agreement limits five-year deals to one per team, and Westbrook got the Thunder's exception a year ago.
So Harden has his max contract. Nice consolation prize for feeling devastated.
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Archives for December 2012
Got home from Maui yesterday afternoon sporting a hangover and 3000 pictures. This morning was spent trashing the bad ones and organizing the good ones in Lightroom 4. Who else hates that task? I really wanted to put it off but figured I'd be productive.
PS: I just put up the new page for my Summer Star Photography Workshops, so if you've been wanting to learn, here is your chance:)
The Shot
This is my first posted shot using my new Nikkor 16mm f/2.8 fisheye lens & man this thing is amazing. I have been using it nearly as much as my 14-24mm lately. I'll post a review on my Lens Reviews Page later this afternoon.
Under the Stars: Night Photography Workshop – Mount Rainier
My 2014 Star Photography Workshop Schedule is now up and running and can be viewed by Clicking HERE This shot was taken at Sunrise Point on Mount Rainier, one of the spots we will shot from.
Mount Rainier is one of my favorite places to capture the night sky and other various beautiful landscapes. There are endless compositions to shoot and a million and one beautiful places to visit. This workshop will take you to some of my favorite spots and provide 1 on 1 and group instruction along the way. We will meet Friday at Tipsoo Lake and start our adventure with sunset. After that it's on to an array of great locations to photograph the night sky, followed by a sunrise shoot, then a 3-4 hour post processing session. I will cover everything I know about night sky photography, provide beginners with a strong foundation to build upon, and give already knowledgable star photographers more information and new views to work with. I will also cover my post processing techniques that will make your night sky photos stand out in print or on the screen. Join me for a night of adventure, learning, and star photography in the wilderness of Washington State's Mount Rainier National Park.I also offer 1 on 1 instruction any time near the new moon. Just shoot me an email if interested.You can find all my tutorials at: www.DaveMorrowPhotography.com/learnphotography
Want me to teach a star photography workshop near your home base? All we really need is dark night skies and enough interested people. If you have both of these things shoot me an email, I am always open to travel.
Due to high demand I have opened another workshop for ( August 10th – 11th ) SOLD OUT
Mount Rainier ( June 7th and 8th ) SOLD OUT or ( Aug 9th – 10th ) SOLD OUT
125$ will cover everything included below and can be paid through PayPal at the bottom of this page. To hold your spot in the workshop a 75$ non-refundable payment is required. The remaining 50$ must be paid a minimum of 60 days before the workshop in order to keep your spot. You are also welcome to pay the full amount of 125$. Refund and cancelation policies are also included below.
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Review camera settings and other pre-shoot details to ensure everyone is informed and ready to get the best shots possible of the night sky.
Shoot the our first Milky Way shots learning and reviewing various different "field" techniques for capturing the most of the night sky. There are so many different possibilities for shots at Tipsoo Lake, including views and reflections of Mount Rainier. This is one of my favorite places to shoot stars!
Drive to Sunrise Visitor Center, snow permitting (The highest parking area on Mount Rainier).
Capture the night sky with Mount Rainier in the foreground! ( The shot above was taken there )
Snap off some more star shots getting various different compositions at the location and learning tons of great info on how to capture the most out of every star shot. Along with shooting and learning you can throw questions my way at any time during our adventure.
Drive 30-45 minutes to Reflection Lakes. ( The very bottom picture on this page was taken there, but the moon was out. )
We will grab a few more star shots at the lakes. This is a great spot capture Mount Rainier, the Milky Way, and even some star reflections in the lake.
For anyone that is still awake, let's watch the sunrise. Reflection Lakes is an amazing place to watch the sun peak over the top of Mount Rainier.
After sunrise we will pause for a 5-6 hour nap and then set up for our star photography post processing adventure. I personally sleep in the back of my car. There are options for tents as well.
Upon joining back up I will cover my complete star photography post processing workflow and any other questions you may have about Lightroom, Photoshop, or star photography in general. If we have extra time any questions concerning post processing are always welcome:)
That's Great & All, But What Will I Learn?
Learn the key points of planning for your adventure to the stars or your shoot as some call it.
In depth knowledge of "The BIG 3", ISO, Aperture and Exposure and how they pertain to the different kinds of star shots you would like to capture.
Troubleshooting 101: How to set up for the perfect night shot in any conditions. This includes focusing at night, multiple exposure images, etc.
Using your creativity and external light sources to bring the dark to life.
How to get great shots of the Milky Way and the worlds that surround us.Open floor session. Each one of you provide something you would like to learn and we will all go through the process step by step.
My complete post processing workflow including many tips, tricks, and ideas that I bring with me to the shoot and the desk in post processing.
Post Processing Noise Reduction.
Photoshop Digital Blending.
Luminosity Masks in Photoshop.Color Correction and final editing touches.Open floor post processing questions and learning.
A free set of my Under the Stars Lightroom Presets will also be included:)
OK OK, So What Should I Bring With Me?
Please note you can take the workshop without all of the following requirements, but I can not promise you will achieve the great results you would otherwise.
Please note you can take the workshop without all of the following requirements, but I can not promise you will achieve the great results you would otherwise.
A DSLR Camera, any will do, but keep in mind star photography is one of the few fields where a better camera really does help to produce better results. A full frame / 35mm sensor will really help you to capture the best of the stars, but is not required. Renting a camera and lenses is always a great option. There are a bunch of websites that provide this service. Here are a few:
Also check your local camera shops, they often offer these options.
Also check your local camera shops, they often offer these options.
A wide angle lens is very important. Any lens between 8mm-24mm will work depending on your camera. You will also need an aperture of at least f/3.5 minimum speed. These can also be rented at the links provided above.
A tripod. Any will work but the bigger/stronger the better.
A big memory card. Two 16-32 GB cards are preferable.
Batteries, batteries, batteries, I carry at least 2. Long exposures drain the battery quickly. I also carry a car cigarette lighter plug inverter in my car. It is not necessary, but nothing's wrong with more battery juice for an early morning shoot or a quick power up on the way to a new location. You can find them at Walmart or online. Here is an example.Intervalometer / camera timer.
Tons of clothes. The weather is extreme on the mountain and it's better safe than sorry. A wind breaker is always great to have.
Lots of bug spray.A head lamp, It does not have to be anything expensive, but must have RED light option. Something like THIS works just fine.
Tasty treats, snacks, food or anything you may like to eat or drink over the 20 hours we are together. Food is not included in the workshop cost, nor will it be provided.Water, did I say water? I usually buy a gallon jug and bring it along.
Your laptop running the following programs: It helps to have at minimum 4GB of RAM as well.An external power if/as necessary. Some laptops will run for 3 hours of processing pictures on a full charge. Others will not. I personally carry something like THIS just in case. Keep in mind we will not have access to charging outlets, unless you would like to recharge in your car.
Adobe Photoshop CS4 or above.
Adobe Lightroom (preferred) or Adobe Camera RAW.
Adobe Bridge (optional)
Your laptop plug/power source.
Your laptop plug/power source.
Will Weather Cause Workshop Cancellation?
The workshop will only be canceled if the weather conditions are dangerous and may cause safety issues. Otherwise it is on rain or shine so bring the appropriate clothes and camera gear:)
In the case of cancelation due to weather I will re-schedule another workshop to make up for the lost time.
If you are not able to make the workshop for any reasons you may cancel up to 60 days in advance and receive a refund of 50$ out of the total of 125$. The 75$ deposit is not refundable.
You are responsible for your own transportation. I will provide detailed instructions on driving directions, along with other necessary info through email to everyone that signs up. If you would like to see for yourself, type "Tipsoo Lake Mount Rainier" into Google Map search.
Can I Bring a Friend?
Of course, if your friend is to carry a camera they must pay for the workshop, if they do not have a camera it is free of charge. We are shooting in a National Park after all, I do not own the land, nor care if we have some people that want to star gaze with us:)Contact:
Feel free to email me with any other questions or give me a buzz at 717-360-1191 if you are more comfortable calling.
2012: A Year in Pictures
Last year around this time, I opened Photoshop for the first time and set off on a journey that sent me traveling all over the world. It's been a fun first full year of photography, here are some of my favorite pictures that went along with it…. Enjoy!
I recently put up my favorite photos of 2013 as well for anyone that's interested:)
If you want to learn how I take & process these shots check out www.DaveMorrowPhotography.com/learnphotography
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Sellers should always display full shipping addresses to the shopper. A small omitted piece of information in a shipping address can mean the difference between a successful delivery and a return to sender. I love Monoprice.com, where I buy my electronic cables. They have a wonderful ultra slim HDMI cable that I purchased recently. However, they could stand to follow my advice and always show all shipping address information. In the first part of the Shipping step of checkout (Image 1), they have you enter a Shipping Address and they show you all of the information that you enter in. In the second part of the Shipping step of checkout (Image 2), they show you the address you selected and you choose a shipping method -- however, they do not show you the entire address (note the missing #950). The question that arises is whether the shipping address on the actual package will look like what was entered in Image 1 or what is displayed in Image 2. And that difference could mean a return to sender and an unsuccessful delivery.
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