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Mark Atkin and Jim Blackstone
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Alex Sanchez Rios, Manny Padilla and Enrique Arellano working overtime
Photo by Alex Sanchez Rios
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Ryan Soper Super Duper Steward
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Lou Delgado Sr.
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Paul Shedor
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Tito
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Chuck Stoddart and Brian Scearce
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To all the brothers who have fought bravely to build a power plant but lost the battle. This monument is for you.
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Tim Hill and James A. McInenly
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White Line Sphinx Moth
The White Line Sphinx Moth, also know as the Humming Bird Moth because of having similar flight characteristics to a Humming Bird, is indigenous to the Unites States and is also found in some parts of Canada and Mexico. The Sphinx moth is most active from April to October, and while in larval form, damages plants, it is an important pollinator since it's diet consists of nectar from flowers. You will find the highest concentration of moths around the light plants on the job site because the moths normally use the moon to navigate. The moth will try and fly parallel to the moon, but as it passes a light, it will turn toward it to try and stay parallel to it. This is why they circle the lights.
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Joe Carey and Brian Scearce
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Jay Nicholson
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Greg Temple
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Orlando Rodriguez
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Frank Martinez
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