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 ALTERNA Vented Calico FireStones
from YouTube :: Tag // business
July 22, 2008
FireStones for vented fireplaces are a contemporary alternative to a traditional gas log fire. FireStones are made from high-heat resistant refractory concrete and ceramic stain coloration. Shown is the 24" set size in the Calico (six) colors on our tapered CXF vented burner. ALTERNA Contemporary Gas Fires are made by Rasmussen Gas Logs & Grills, a family business since 1907. www.vipfireplace.com Author: rettras Keywords: FireStones ALTERNA gas fires home fireplace rasmussen Added: July 21, 2008
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 AMV : Hajime No Ippo_The Fire's On Me
from Dailymotion - channel arts
July 11, 2008
Hajime No Ippo.-.Initial.D.Fourth.Stage.-.The.Fire's.On.Me.-.By.Azrael_www.freefanstyle.com The best AMV on Hajime No Ippo!!Author: Zuedon Tags: amv hajime no ippo fire's freefanstyle anime music vidéo Posted: 12 July 2008 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1
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 FIRESTORM - Carbon Rising
from The Radio Ecoshock Show
July 10, 2008
Ecoshock Show 080711 We begin with a first hand report from climate front-line - the California fires, with Maria Gilardin. Maria is the host of the TUC radio program, originating from San Francisco. This time she is sending out last emails, from her straw bail house, surrounded by four major fires in Mendicino County, California. Although Maria has produced some excellent programs on climate change, including interviews with scientists like James Hansen of NASA, perhaps she never expected to be threatened by drying forests, heat, and drought, so soon. We only got her story because she has a satellite uplink, using solar power. All other electricity in the area is down. Her story is very moving. That is followed by a report from the aboriginal people in the Yukon's dying forests. Around Hay River, as in Alaska and even in Washington State, the Spruce Bark Beetle has killed off vast areas of trees. It was formerly controlled by cold winters, but no longer, thanks to climate change. Just another sign of how the North is heating up. The First Nations people, as they prefer to be known, have always lived from and in the forest. The animals they hunted and knew are dying off. The elders report even the number of squirrels and ground hogs is way down. No wonder, with a dead gray forest all around. The trees look ghostly. As in California, the people must cut down trees around their homes, as they wait for the fires that will surely come. A rare type of freshwater salmon is also affected, perhaps from the changing chemistry of all the dead needles washing into their prehistoric lake system. A young woman speaker describes the way the community is trying to monitor their changing ecosystem, and plans to evacuate. A front line story, recorded by Radio Ecoshock. Then one of Canada's top climate scientists, Dr. Gordon McBean reports on rising CO2. Since 2000, we have increased emissions by 2 per cent per year, and the last count, for 2006, is 3 percent. Despite all the talk about controlling emissions, the greenhouse gases are pouring out of developed and developing countries, completely out of control. McBean, who was deeply involved in the IPCC, gives a good short account of our current situation. In early July, McBean led a group of Canadian scientists writing an open letter to Prime Minister Stephen Harper, calling for immediate and concrete action to limit greenhouse gas emissions. The same thing is happening all over the world. Dr. Andrew Glikson, who spoke in our last Radio Ecoshock Show, has forwarded a letter sent by Australian scientists, warning that a climate shift may create a world where mammals may not survive. That's us, folks. Leaving on a lighter note, sort of, we add to an on-going series of short features on how to feed yourself and your family, should it come to that. From the Sagebrush Variety Hour on community radio in Idaho, we interview Bucky Buckaw on raising backyard chickens. 1 hour program CD Quality 56 MB or Lo-Fi 14 MB Production Notes: 30 sec music bed for station ID at 30:38. Song "Fix It Or Stop Complaining" by Dan Berggren. Please note, Alex is going on holidays - but has prepared new programs for a hot Summer series. These will be podcast to you as a group - load up your computer, CD-Player or Ipod for summer listening.
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 DBICKFORD TRUTHTV BUSH/FALSE FLAG 8/8/8 WILL NOT HAPPEN!!
from YouTube :: Videos by douglasbickford99
July 10, 2008
TRUTH IS COMING ABOUT THE US GOVERMENT! A Defiant Iran Test-Fires More Missiles By NASSER KARIMI,, AP Posted: 2008-07-10 08:02:20 Filed Under: World News TEHRAN, Iran (July 10) - Iran test-fired more long-range missiles overnight in a second round of exercises meant to show that the country can defend itself against any attack by the U.S. or Israel, Iranian state television reported Thursday. The weapons have "special capabilities" and included missiles launched from naval ships in the Persian Gulf, along with torpedoes and surface-to-surface missiles, the broadcast said. It did not elaborate. Author: DOUGLASBICKFORD99 Keywords: IRAN TEST FIRES MORE MISSLES 10 JULY 2008 DOUGLAS BICKFORD TRUTHTV FALSE FLAG 8/8/2008 commentary analysis political com Added: July 10, 2008
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 Female Inmates Help Put Out Fires
from YouTube :: Videos by AssociatedPress
July 09, 2008
PlusFemale Inmates Help Put Out FiresFemale Inmates Help Put Out FiresThe Associated PressAmong the hundreds of hand crews clearing brush and preventing a wide spread wildfire from expanding, 300 inmates from state and local prisons fill the ranks. The AP's John Mone spoke to an all-women's inmate fire fighting crew. (July 8)[[NATS-- women inmates marching and yelling...ALL OUT...ALL OUT]] [[VO: Women inmates from Malibu Conservation Camp marching up a hill]]AMONG THE HOT-SHOTS AND HAND CREWS... [[NATS FULL BREAK OF DIGGING]]THERE'S A TEAM HELPING ENSURE A WILDFIRE OUTSIDE SANTA BARBARA DOESN'T SPREAD-- [[SOT]]" a lot of us are kind particular about things.." [[NATURAL SOUND UP FULL: BUZZ SAW]]CLEARING BRUSH AND MAKING THE NEXT FIRE BREAK. [[SOT]][[SUPER: Tracy Violet//Malibu Conservation Camp Inmate]]"being the only female crew on this fire it makes us work a lot harder.." [[VO]][[TRACK]]THEY'RE HERE TO SERVE-- [[SOT]][[SUPER: Shandrina Virgen//cont.]]"it's worth it...when you see people smiling...putting up signs for you. it makes you feel good." [[VO:]]SERVE THEIR TIME THAT IS...SHANDRINA VIRGEN IS ONE OF 28 WOMEN FROM THE MALIBU CONSERVATION CAMP... [[SOT]] [[SUPER: Shandrina Virgen//cont.]]"I have two counts of sales...transporting, exporting, importing stolen good and impersonating with a loaded fire arm...(yeah) i won't be doing that again." [[VO:]] [[TRACK]]AN L-A COUNTY WOMEN'S JAIL FACILITY.. [[SOT]] [[SUPER: Dierdre Alvidres//Inmate]]"all of us are non violent...really it's usually non serious felonies...paper crimes...things like that." [[VO]] [[TRACK]]DEDICATED TO WORK- [[SOT]] [[SUPER: Tara Ross//Inmate]]"we're good people. we made some mistakes. by doing all this we learn to work together and when we leave here have a brand new life." [[VO]] [[TRACK]]WHICH CAN BE BACK BREAKING. BUT THE TOUGH TASKS OFFER SOMETHING MORE THAN JUST A CHANCE TO REDUCE PRISON TIME. [[SOT]] [[SUPER: Shandrina, cont.]]"me i am gonna pursue this and make a career of it." [[VO]] [[TRACK]]PERHAPS A CHANCE AT REDEMPTION.. [[SOT]] [[SUPER; Lt. Bo Talyor//CA Dept. of Correction and Rehabilitation]]"we're teaching them a trade in here...so they can go work for Cal Fire, the US Forestry Service or may be even a fire department." [[VO]] [[TRACK]]THE OFFICIALS WHO OVERSEE THE PROGRAM EMPHASIZE THE INMATES FUNCTION TO SERVE THE PUBLIC...BUT IF THEY CHOOSE TO USE THE SKILLS THEY LEARN OUTSIDE OF THE JAIL CELL... [[SOT]]"we may not be as strong...but we work hard" [[VO]][[TRACK]]THAT WILL HELP THEM REHABILITATE AND STAY CLEAR OF THE LAW. JOHN MONE THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, GOLETA CALIFORNIA. Author: AssociatedPress Keywords: inmatesfire female inmates fires Added: July 9, 2008
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 Fireworks Cause Injurys Across The Country And A Man Flies 200 Miles In A Lawn Chair?? National Head
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta)
July 07, 2008
getthedaily.com A 48-year-old man flew more than 200-miles across the Pacific Northwest over the weekend in a supped-up lawn chair. Kent Couch added about 150-giant-helium-balloons to the chair. His journey across the Oregon desert took about 9-hours and it was reportedly Couch s third balloon trip. He had dozens of volunteers helping to fill-up and attach 6-thousand-dollars worth of helium-balloons to his lawn chair. According to Couch, each balloon could lift 4-pounds of weight. And if you re wondering how the man got his flying device to lower to the ground, he brought along his BB-gun to shoot balloons one-by-one. While most of the long fourth of July weekend was marked with American celebrations, a few firework mishaps nationally left locals with a different sentiment. A fireworks shell in a northern Iowa town misfired and injured 37 spectators. According to the state fire marshall s office, the fireworks blasted horizontally towards the crowd versus the intended vertical explosion. Officials do not know the cause of this particular accident. Other fireworks accidents include an Ohio occurance where a man lost part of his leg when a firework went-off inside his suv and in New York where a child received second-degree burns from a firework landing in her lap. Wildfires continue to blaze in Northern California. Containment of the Basic Complex area near Big Sur was last reported to be at 5-percent. As of Monday morning, the fire had burned more than 68-thousand acres of land along the Pacific Coast Highway, and threatens more than 17-hundred homes and 20-commercial properties. Over the past 2-weeks, several fires started by lightning have burned across 500-thousand acres. About 14-hundred-plus residents have been evacuated, and about 20-thousand federal firefighters have been fighting the blaze from Santa Barbara to Big Sur.
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 Fast Moving California Fires Worry Residents
from YouTube :: Videos by AssociatedPress
July 01, 2008
PlusFast Moving California Fires Worry ResidentsFast Moving California Fires Worry ResidentsThe Associated PressNew evacuations were ordered as wildfire expands into the mountains along the California coast. But as AP Correspondent Haven Daley reports, some are staying behind and relying on their religious faith. (July 1)(Big Sur, CA)Monk gives tour of monastery saying: "We'd say the mass here then all the monks would come in to receive communion."MOST OF THE MONKS AT THIS MONASTERY IN BIG SUR, CALIFORNIA EVACUATED TUESDAY AS A HUGE WILDFIRE ROARED JUST A FEW MILES AWAY. BUT SOME STAYED BEHIND TO LOOK AFTER THE PROPERTY.Michael Harrington, Monk, says: "You just watch the hills burning and somehow we keep it at bay."PHOTOGRAPHERS DANIEL AND CYNTHIA BIANCHETTA (BEE-IN-KETA) LOADED UP THEIR LIFE'S WORK AND PREPARED TO EVACUATE THEIR HOME.Cynthia Bianchetta, Resident, says: "We know when the moment is here to jump in the car and head North or South."CREWS CLEARED BRUSH TO PREVENT THE FIRE FROM SPREADING. MANY OF THESE FIREFIGHTERS HAVE BEEN WORKING FOR WEEKS WITHOUT A BREAK ALL OVER CALIFORNIA, AS HUNDREDS OF WILDIRES CONTINUE TO BURN OUT OF CONTROL.Fire Captain tells crew: "Watch your footing! Slow and easy."Lori Iverson, Fire Information Officer, says: "Fatigue becomes a factor on a really busy fire season. It's still early July and I'm sure people realize they have a long road ahead of them this summer."Haven Daley, The Associated Press, says: "On a clear day here you can see miles of scenic coastline. Right now, all you can see is smoke."Cynthia Bianchetta, Resident, says: "You have to learn to let go. We're not in control here."A FEELING SHARED BY THE MONKS.Michael Harrington, Monk, says: "It's a challenge to trust in God's care. We're all in his hands and that's why we're here."HAVEN DALEY, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, BIG SUR, CALIFORNIA. ___ ___, The Associated Press.(****END****) ANCHOR VOICE:-------------------------VIDEO PRODUCER:------------------------------VIDEO SOURCE:--------------------------VIDEO APPROVAL:------------------------------VIDEO RESTRICTIONS:----------------------------------SCRIPT/WIRE SOURCE: Author: AssociatedPress Keywords: california wildfires fast fires worry residents Added: July 1, 2008
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 Ariz. Wildfire Forces Residents, Animals to Flee
from YouTube :: Videos by AssociatedPress
July 01, 2008
PlusAriz. Wildfire Forces Residents, Animals to FleeAriz. Wildfire Forces Residents, Animals to FleeThe Associated PressA wildfire that forced the evacuation of the mountain community of Crown King and burned three homes and four other buildings is still threatening the town. (July 1)SOT: " I feel like we are not going to see our house again."Serenity Riggs/ Evacuee Clutching to her teddy bears, this young evacuee worries about whether she'll ever see her northern Arizona home again. Serenity Riggs' family was among those forced to evacuate because a wildfire is threatening the mountain community of Crown King. Some folks left with only the clothes on their back, but remain optimistic.SOT: " You got your health, you're alive, your pets are ok being taken care of at the shelter." Danny Stranger/ Evacuee Crews have been battling the flames since the fire broke out late Saturday. But firefighters still have not been able to control the flames So far, more than 53-hundred acres in the rugged mountains in the region have been charred... and three homes have been destroyed. About 120 residents voluntarily evacuated their homes Sunday. Officials say its too early to say when they'll be allowed to return.SOT: HOPEFULLY FIREFIGHTERS ARE SAVING HOMES Danny Stranger/ Evacuee Crown King is a remote mountain community about 20 miles southeast of Prescott. It's mostly home to part-time residents. ___ ___, The Associated Press. Author: AssociatedPress Keywords: arizona fires ariz. wildfire forces residents animals flee Added: July 1, 2008
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 California Wildfires Hurt Tourism
from YouTube :: Videos by AssociatedPress
June 30, 2008
SelectPlusCalifornia Wildfires Hurt TourismCalifornia Wildfires Hurt TourismThe Associated PressMore than 1,000 wildfires continue to burn out of control all over California, including a 40,000 acre fire along the scenic Central Coast town of Big Sur where 30 homes have been destroyed. Correspondent Haven Daley reports. (June 30)This video contains ONLY natural sound. No script is available. Author: AssociatedPress Keywords: california fires wildfires tourism Added: June 30, 2008
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