Thursday, November 1, 2012

[californiadisasters] 1966 Loop Fire, 11/1/2012, 12:00 pm



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Title:   1966 Loop Fire
 
Date:   Thursday November 1, 2012
Time:   12:00 pm - 12:00 pm
Location:   Los Angeles County - Angeles National Forest
Notes:   On this date in 1966 the El Cariso Hotshots were fighting a
Santa Ana Wind-driven wildfire in the foothills above San Fernando in Pacoima Canyon.

A spot fire developed below them as they worked mid-slope with no safety zone and they were quickly enveloped in a blow-up situation.

Ten hotshots were killed at the scene and two others later died of their burns and most of the remaining 19 members were critically burned.
 
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[Volcano_Vista_HS] VVHS Announcements--Thursday, November 1, 2012



Coach Perry Hampel of the Hawks bowling team is excited to have four teams in action for the first high school bowling tournament of the season on Saturday.  He particularly wants to advise the morning teams that they must be at the Isleta bowling alley at 8:00 a.m. - I repeat at the lanes no later than 8:00 a.m. Also this coming Friday (tomorrow) and Tuesday are the last practices for any new members to join the bowling team.  Anyone from fall sports wanting to join after their season is over - must be at one of these practices to complete paperwork. Good luck to our teams on Saturday--ROLL HAWKS.

Tomorrow is the last day to nominate a name for the gym snack bar. The winner receives 25 days of free lunches. Turn your nominations into the activities office.

CHEERLEADERS...THERE WILL BE NO STUDY HALL TODAY DURING LUNCH; MAKEUP STUDY HALL WILL BE NEXT WEEK ON THURSDAY.

No chess club meeting today, Thursday, November 1. Chess club meeting is being moved to Friday, November 2, E-211 at 11:15 sharp.

On a positive note the 2 lost dogs, Maggie and Sadie, were found and are back home with their family.

COUNSELING:

  • There will be an admissions officer from New Mexico State University today at lunch and an Army recruiter on Tuesday at lunch in front of F-Hall.  Come out and get information about some of your future options!
  • A friendly reminder that CNM's spring 2013 schedule is available online at www.cnm.edu.  Returning Dual Credit students can log into their myCNM account  - click on the Registration / Grades tab to see their registration date and time.   Nov. 26th is when all students can register.  See your Academy Counselor if you have more question about Dual Credit.

ATHLETICS:

  • Good morning Hawks fans! We will be presenting the 2013 Seniors at Senior Night on November 2nd at 6:15pm at Milne Stadium for the Hawks/Storm game!! We would like for all their fans to attend and show their appreciation to the Seniors for all their hard work, dedication, and commitment they have given to the Volcano Vista Football Program! Remember this is the last season you will see them in a Hawks uniform.
  • Boys & Girls Basketball Tryouts are scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, November 5th and 6th from 6 – 8pm in the gym. A complete physical is required in order to tryout. See Coach Brown in A117 for more information about Boys basketball and see Coach Villareal in F202 for more info about girls basketball.
  • Girls Volleyball will play at Cibola tonight at 6:30.

Have a great day

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Re: [Geology2] AGAIN??? UFOs captured over Mexican Volcano



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Mary

On Tue, Oct 30, 2012 at 3:11 AM, Lin Kerns <linkerns@gmail.com> wrote:
 


UFOs captured over Mexican Volcano

Date: 30 October 2012

Posted By : Edited by Raymond





October 11th was a bust day for UFOs over Mexico.  Besides the Giant Jellyfish spotted over Tijuana, not one, but two UFOs were caught on national television.  Scott Waring who compiles UFO Sightings Daily, documents that what began as a routine news report on the eruption of the Popocatepeti Volcano, bordering the states of Puebla and Morelos, not far from Mexico City, turned into a field day for UFO spotters. 


UFO Sightings Daily is coordinated by Scott C. Waring. He had been affiliated with the United States Air Force at SAC base (USAF flight line). He currently owns an ESL School in Taiwan


Photographs broadcast during the news program show globe-shaped objects at different points in the sky above the volcano. To many viewers, they may have seemed no more than debris flying heavenward, part of the molten rock being spewed out by an angry volcano.  But volcano watchers and ufologists will tell you that this is by no means the first time that these glowing globes have been spotted above this particular volcano, which is the second highest peak in Mexico.


The anchor for the news that day, Lopez Doriga, remains baffled by this sighting, saying, "This is the first time in my long career covering the news that I have seen something that I could not explain.  I just cannot say what they were, but they should not have been there."


Yet UFOs been seen to fly in and out of volcanos, not just this one, especially during high volcanic activity. There have been over 100 UFO sightings over the last three years at Popocatepeti, also known as the Smoking Mountain.This is an extraordinary number of sightings in one location.  As such it needs an extraordinary explanation. 


Sceptics will explain this away by saying that Popocatepeti is a highly active volcano, and as such much material is emitted during an eruption.  Many of these can look like flying objects.  The sceptics will say that they are clearly identifiable as volcanic emissions.  But there is a group of hard core UFO reseachers who think differently. 


"The sheer number of sightings above this – and other volcanoes – has to mean something," said Scott Waring is the editor of UFO Sightings Daily. 


It would seem that there is a great attraction between a certain type of UFO and the environment of a live volcano."  It is hard to speculate what alien creatures are so attracted to the heat and sulphur of the volcanic atmosphere. But  Mr. Waring is adamant.  "Clearly there has to be an alien base hidden below it, otherwise there would be little reason for so many UFOs to be seen in such a short time," he asserts.  He may be right.


The late Bill Uhouse [video below] testified that regressive alien subterrestrials who a militarist agenda have bases underground.  This claim has been further supported by David Icke, who links Archons to Moon activities.


SEE VIDEO HERE:

 
http://www.agoracosmopolitan.com/news/ufo_extraterrestrials/2012/10/30/4690.html
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[californiadisasters] On This Date In CA Weather History (November 1)



2003: A large waterspout was observed between Laguna Beach and Catalina Island.
This was the first day measurable rain fell in San Diego after 181 consecutive days of no measurable rain, making this dry streak the second longest on record.

2003: 14" of snow fell at Tahoe City.

1999: It was 80° in Idyllwild, the highest temperature on record for November.
This also occurred on 11.13.1999, 11.4.1980, 11.12.1967, and 11.2.1966.

1966: It was 101° in Santa Ana and 100° in LA and 98° in Paso Robles, each the highest November temperature on record.
It was also 101° at the LA airport and 97° in San Diego.
Santa Ana winds fanned fires.

1962: It was 102° in Palm Springs, the highest temperature on record for November.

1954: It was 82° in Palomar Mountain, the highest temperature on record for November.

1935: 10" of snow fell at Portola, with 6" at Susanville.

1935: A cold start: five of the first six days this November had lows of 32° or lower in Bakersfield.
The low on this date was 32°.

1927:
It rained 2.9" in Santa Ana, the greatest daily amount on record for November.

Source: NWS Hanford, Reno, & San Diego

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