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 Halema'uma'u: Kilauea's New Show
from YouTube :: Tag // second life
August 25, 2008
http://nichevlogger.com/ $500 FREE Gift card to Sean John, G-Unit, SHADY or Rocca Wear Clothes. This is a one time offer. We need to know which you like most and for answering our question we can give you a $500 gift card to the clothing line of your choice Produced by Donald B. MacGowan; videography by Frank Burgess and Donnie MacGowan; original musical score by Donnie MacGowan. Aloha! I'm Donnie MacGowan, I live on the Big Island of Hawaii where, as luck would have it, we have a number of active and dormant volcanoes. Right now, even as we speak, our Kilauea Volcano, the world's most active volcano, is erupting in two places simultaneously...if you love volcanoes as much as I do, you know that's pretty sweet. In the past few years I've made several videos of the eruptions from Pu'u O'o and vents further down the Southeast Rift zone, of lava flowing down the pali and entering the ocean, most recently at Waikupanaha. But today I'd like to take you to the other eruption, the one at the summit of Kilauea within the Halema'uma'u crater. It's amazing, captivating, awesome. It's as if the door to the Goddess Pele's home had been left ajar... Unlike the fountaining littoral explosions down at Waikupanaha, the eruptive vent at the summit of Kilauea Volcano appears quieter but is certainly no less spectacular. Earlier this August when lava stopped flowing into the ocean in Puna, disappointed tourists were dismayed that this eruption might be their only chance of seeing a live volcano, figuring it might be pretty tame and passive. Ho-ho! Come the night time, Madame Pele puts on a show in her own home that is entrancing, beautiful and inspiring. The eruption at Halema'uma'u may be second best to seeing lava flow into the ocean, but it's a very, very close second. If this is the only volcanic eruption you ever get to witness in person, it's a fully awesome, amazingly powerful and spiritual experience. The eruption consists of a huge, roiling plume of gas, steam and ash issuing from hole exploded out of the base of the southeast wall of the crater. The hole and the plume glow wickedly in the dark like the portal to Hades itself. Earlier in the spring, this vent on Halema'uma'u ejected a great deal of rocks and dust, as if clearing its throat; some bombs and spatter apparently were molten or near-molten at the time of their eruption. Currently, Kilauea is erupting huge amounts of sulfur dioxide and water vapor with very small amounts of ash, prompting the Park Service to close the south part of Kīlauea caldera and Crater Rim Drive to the public and issue occasional air quality alerts for areas adjacent to Hawai`i Volcanoes National Park. Current eruption updates are available by calling the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Information Hotline at 808.985.6000. According to recent information from the U.S Geological Survey, the fact that the composition of the gases from Pu`u `Ō `ō and Halema`uma`u appear quite similar may indicate that lava throughout Kīlauea has been recently recharged with new magma from depth. Further, the USGS suggests that the decrease in hot solid material ejecta concomitant with the steady summit gas emissions may indicate either that magma is receding or that the plumbing and conduits of the vent have become choked off from the surface. This could be due to a mix of rock debris, spatter and ash accumulating in the vent. Molten rock seems to lie just a few hundred feet below the surface of Halema'uma'u crater; however, if the molten rock is in fact retreating, the pool left behind will rapidly cool to a semi-plastic plug. If the vent plug cools for a substantial amount of time, summit activity will eventually die out and life around Halema'uma'u crater will return to its inter-eruptive, "normal" state. Until the next time fresh, hot magma rises into the volcano, that is. Man...I could watch this all day, couldn't you? This is Donnie MacGowan sending you a warm aloha from the slopes of Kilauea Volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii... For more information about visiting Hawaii in general and touring the Big Island in particular, visit www.tourguidehawaii.com, www.lovingthebigisland.wordpress.com and www.tourguidehawaii.blogspot.com Author: JordanDansongol Keywords: travel Hawaii Donnie MacGowan Donald frank burgess Volcanoes National Park Big Island Kilauea gps rent tour tourguidehawaii.com eruption Added: August 25, 2008
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 Kilauea's Amazing Eruption...New Footage 7/2008
from YouTube :: Tag // thanksgiving
July 27, 2008
Visitors to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park right now are being treated to a rare event. Kilauea Volcano is erupting in two places simultaneously! Up in the summit caldera, in Hale ma'uma'u Crater, a vent exploded open last March that has continued to thrill visitors with its billowing steam cloud and night-time glow. If this were the only volcano you were ever going to see, this would plenty spectacular. Current eruption activity updates are available from the National Park at 808.985.6000. But hold on! The real action is down at the coast where lava from the East Rift Zone has broken out of lava tubes, flows across the open ground and into the sea. From the air, one can see the spectacular glow of a small lava lake in Pu'u O'o crater and from several breakouts along the 2007 Thanksgiving Eve Breakout tube system above the pali and near the top of Royal Gardens subdivision. Lava is currently flowing down the pali and entering the ocean at the Waikupanaha ocean entry where there are spectacular littoral explosions. Although this activity is usually quite vigorous, including a 10-15-m-high lava fountains, it can be sporadic on a day-to day basis. Over the years, lava has mostly entered the ocean within the National Park boundaries. Park policy has been to allow tourists to approach flowing lava as closely as the visitor himself deemed safe. Surprisingly, a relatively small percentage of visitors were killed or maimed in this process and unparallel access to one of the great wonders of the world, the spectacle of the Earth remaking herself through volcanic eruption, was available on a very intimate basis to anyone who came to Hawaii. Every six or so years, for a period of several months, eruption flows go outside the park boundaries, as it is doing now. The County of Hawaii, whose Civil Defense Department is responsible for visitor safety in these cases, is not so liberal in granting access to the lava flow. The county maintains a viewing area several hundred meters back from the actual flow and ocean entry areas and visitors are not allowed any closer. As of this writing, to see the lava flow one must find the County of Hawaii volcano viewing area. From the Hawaii Belt Road at Kea'au, proceed south on Highway 130 through Pahoa and toward the now-buried town of Kalapana. At the 20 mile marker the road splits; the right branch (helpfully marked "end of road") leads to a dirt-and-lava road a couple miles long at the end of which is the parking area for the County of Hawaii volcano viewing area. One really cannot miss the way during daylight hours, as the enormous explosion plume is clearly visible from miles away. The viewing area is open from 2 in the afternoon until 10 at night; no cars are allowed in after 8 p.m. Lava viewing and road information is available from the County of Hawaii at 808.961.8093. A carnival atmosphere hovers over the parking lot, where several vendors hawk jewelry, t-shirts, drinks and snacks...port-a-potties are also available. The trail leading to the viewing area is largely flat but traverses a broken lava field. It is well marked with reflectors and reflective paint strips along the surface and is just a 15 to 20 minute stroll. Produced by Donnie MacGowan. Written, filmed and narrated by Donnie MacGowan. Original soundtrack written, performed and recorded by, uh, you guessed it, Donnie MacGowan. For more information on traveling to Hawaii in general, or the Big Island in particular, visit www.tourguidehawaii.com, www.lovingthebigisland.wordpress.com and www.tourguidehawaii.blogspot.com. Author: DrBlizzardo Keywords: adventure travel log donnie macgowan donald tourguidehawaii.com hawaii big island volcano kilauea eruption lava Added: July 27, 2008
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 Active Lava Flow, Volcanoes National Park, Big Island of Hawaii
from Metacafe - Today's Videos by Metacafe
July 10, 2008
Lava flows into the sea day and night, a clip from “Lava Luau”, the free Intrepid Berkeley Explorer video of 5 Hawaiian Islands. Starring: the Big Island of Hawaii, with Volcanoes National Park; Maui, including whale watching and the Haleakala Crater; Molokai and its historic leper colony; Oahu with the Arizona Memorial and Diamond Head; plus Kauai’s Waimea Canyon and a helicopter ride. To enjoy all of this film, plus over 30 more free, non-commercial, streaming travel videos from every continent, and still pictures, please click on Related Link below, which takes you to my Video Page; or ask a search engine for: Intrepid Berkeley Explorer
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 808T E.131 - The Power Of Hawaiian Goddess Pele
from 808Talk : Hawaii Podcast
April 13, 2008
The Hawaiian Goddess Pele continues to show her magnificent power on the Big Island of Hawaii by creating new land daily and covering the skies over Hawaii with massive vog. If you re visiting Hawaii soon, then you ll want to listen in as Hawaii Lisa gives us the latest updates straight from the source. Also recent news affecting interisland and west coast travel to and from Hawaii and the rising price of gas is showing significant hurt to island residents and the economy. As always, remember we love to hear from our wonderful 808Talk listeners so be sure and leave us a comment below. Intro Music By J Boog (Buy: iTunes) Sponsored By Hawaii Vacations by Expedia.com and Hilo Hattie Fly Hawaiian Airlines for inter-island and U.S. West Coast travel Show Length: 27:37 00:27 Intro 01:12 MAKENA (Siena Toast) 01:24 Hawaii News Aloha Airlines Ceases Operation ATA Airlines Shutdown GO! And Hawaiian Airlines Assisting Aloha Customers Recent Airline Shutdowns May Hurt Hawaii Airport Expansion Hawaii Gas Prices Hit Record Highs Hawaii Superferry Back In Service 2008 Merrie Monarch Festival Results Big Island Kīlauea Eruption Update Newest Beaches Are In Hawaii 08:44 Lights Fade By Cubworld (More On This Album) 12:35 American Idol: Jason Castro Somewhere Over The Rainbow 13:23 Jason Mraz Returning To Hawaii - May 1st, May 2nd 2008 14:59 Big Island Civil Defense Volcano Hazards 15:59 Lisa of Hawaii-Lisa.com (Volcano Eruption Update) 21:43 Rocked Out By Cubworld (More On This Album) 25:09 Closing (Forum, Vote, APN, HAP, 808TTV, Flickr, YouTube) Listen: 808T E.131 - 04/13/2008 (25.4MB) Mahalo V.Brown ShareThis
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 Sundown Lounge #133
from Sundown Lounge
March 14, 2008
"Death to Los Campesinos" - Los Campesinos; Geeknotes: "BStrings" Update; Open Mic Stage: Celtic Myth Podshow Promo, "Poem in Disconnected Parts" - Robert Pinsky, "New York" - Steven Alvarado, "Circa' 73" - Joe Gande, "Brooklyn Baby" - Jeremy Kushnier, FirstFreedomFirst Promo, "Down in the Rubble" - 880 South, "Black Heart" - Kou Chou Ching, "Float" - Sine, "Milk and Cigarettes" - Royal Family; Map Room: Unexplained "White Nose" Disease Killing Northeast Bats, Gene That Can Block The Spread Of HIV Discovered, Man Creates Vigilante Robot to Battle Drug Dealers, Invading Trees Put Rainforests At Risk; Venue Verite: "Special Comment - Ferraro" - Keith Olbermann; Music Bed: "Pictures In Sound" - Abyssal Plains
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 Sundown Lounge #133
from Sundown Lounge
March 14, 2008
"Death to Los Campesinos" - Los Campesinos; Geeknotes: "BStrings" Update; Open Mic Stage: Celtic Myth Podshow Promo, "Poem in Disconnected Parts" - Robert Pinsky, "New York" - Steven Alvarado, "Circa' 73" - Joe Gande, "Brooklyn Baby" - Jeremy Kushnier, FirstFreedomFirst Promo, "Down in the Rubble" - 880 South, "Black Heart" - Kou Chou Ching, "Float" - Sine, "Milk and Cigarettes" - Royal Family; Map Room: Unexplained "White Nose" Disease Killing Northeast Bats, Gene That Can Block The Spread Of HIV Discovered, Man Creates Vigilante Robot to Battle Drug Dealers, Invading Trees Put Rainforests At Risk; Venue Verite: "Special Comment - Ferraro" - Keith Olbermann; Music Bed: "Pictures In Sound" - Abyssal Plains
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 Hawaiian volcano erupts
from YouTube :: Videos by itn
March 08, 2008
Lava from Hawaii's Mount Kilauea has forced the evacuation of a small number of local islanders. Author: itn Keywords: itn news quirky volcano Hawaii Kilauea Added: March 8, 2008
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 Lava flows in Hawaii
from YouTube :: Videos by reutersvideo
March 07, 2008
Mar. 7 - Spectacular lava from Mount Kilauea in Hawaii is flowing into the Pacific ocean. Lava from the Kilauea volcano began flowing into the Pacific ocean on Thursday (March 6) as one of the most active volcanoes in the world continued to erupt. Officials were preparing an observation area near the site that would allow spectators to view the eruption safely, but shifting winds and high sulfur dioxide emission have kept it closed for now. Kilauea has erupted 34 times since 1952, with the most recent round of activity beginning in January 1983. Author: reutersvideo Keywords: Reuters lava volcano Kilauea Hawaii Added: March 7, 2008
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 Big Island: Tadpole Training
from Captain Herschey Films
July 01, 2007
Two young athletes discover an adventure race titled the "Tadpole", but it is winter in Wisconsin and proves difficult to train. It is decided that Hawaii will be their training grounds for kayaking and other activities. In the meantime they can discover everything the Big Island has to offer.
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808T E.109 - Hawaii Volcano Update
from 808Talk : Hawaii Podcast
June 24, 2007
Today we recorded the show in front of a live webcam audience at our new 808Talk Hawaii TV LIVE website. During the show we gave Lisa of Hawaii-Lisa.com a call and got the latest updates on the recent Kilauea earthquake and volcanic activity direct from the Big Island of Hawaii. As always, remember we love to hear from our wonderful 808Talk listeners so be sure and leave us a comment. Intro Music By Darin Leong Sponsored By Hawaii Vacations by Expedia.com and Hilo Hattie Fly Hawaiian Airlines for inter-island and U.S. West Coast travel Show Length: 33:38 00:00 Intro (Hawaii Live Radio) 03:10 Beachfront Mansion Will Be Sold In Six Deeds 04:50 Thunderbird Fighter Jets Coming To Hawaii 05:34 TGI Fridays Shuts Down On Oahu 07:02 Outbreak Of New Lava From Kilauea Volcano 08:10 One Last Time By Kaleo 12:41 Earthquake And Volcano Update From The Big Island Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Lisa of Hawaii-Lisa.com (Volcano Eruption Update) 25:11 Aloha For Now By Kaleo 29:29 Podcastready.com Promo Code: 808THawaii 30:31 808Talk Now LIVE! 30:49 Follow V.Brown On Twitter.com 31:09 Mighty J CD In Stores And Online 31:49 Closing (Frappr, Vote, APN, HAP, 808TTV, Flickr) 32:26 Join (RED) Listen: 808T E.109 - 06/24/2007 (30.9MB) Mahalo V.Brown
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 Tabor Mountain Sequences
from Vimeo / Starstew's uploaded videos
September 06, 2006
This video effect was created using Flash Actionscript to manipulate and replicate a series of frames from a video I shot of my friend Carrie's face. I was pleased with and mesmerized by the results. Cast: Starstew
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 YouTube Composites
from Vimeo / Starstew's uploaded videos
August 19, 2006
I captured sets of stills from a number of personal YouTube video entries, mostly people singing or talking to the camera, then put them together in pieces, over time. The result is this timelapse. Featured YouTubers, in order: geriatric1927, ASiiANMAMii92, ebonyangel7, jweis3029, janeeee and sxcladee16 Music by Angi Bee (creative commons). Cast: Starstew
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 Independence Day
from Vimeo / Starstew's uploaded videos
July 16, 2006
A montage of video and photos that I shot while wandering around alone on July 4, 2006 in Redwood City, California. Flags and fireworks. To be posted on my videoblog, Big Time TV. Cast: Starstew
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