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Tuesday, September 30, 2014

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Thursday, September 25, 2014

EARTHQUAKE 2014-09-25 09:13:50 (6.0) SOLOMON ISLANDS -9.5 156.4 (70301)

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  • 25 Sep 2014 19:13:51 near epicenter
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Location 9.480S 156.391E
Depth 10 km
Distances
  • 160 km (99 mi) SSW of Gizo, Solomon Islands
  • 373 km (231 mi) SSE of Arawa, Papua New Guinea
  • 390 km (241 mi) W of Honiara, Solomon Islands
  • 661 km (409 mi) E of Alotau, Papua New Guinea
  • 727 km (450 mi) SE of Kokopo, Papua New Guinea
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Sunday, September 21, 2014

Political Genocide is a Censorship of Dearth of a Exposed Event in Falcon 9 itself including payload

The payload is for ISS "International Space Station" currently manned by Russia waiting for payload of necessary idems to sustained Life in Space the 7 astronauts that one has been identified leaves into a Event of Genocide by The Obama Administration from Censorship for the loss to love ones of the 7 crew members lost from a skip of 5 second count down it's not the number of loss but the cover up of Public event using next of Kin which is proper in War Zone but not in Public of a State not at War in such loss of names still not disclosed is a Political cover up to continue in like The Jews of World War II with the warning of a Jew as Nazi required then into Holocaust in that Next of Kin is to The Public by payment by The State is within the Rule of Law to release names just as shown in Challenge.

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Wednesday, September 17, 2014

The order of Command of ISIS and ISIL

The following information from Central Intelligence Command of The United States Navy and Prison Authority Intelligence the order is somewhat built into the grouping of small groups and above Commander or General is somewhat undefined but are well defined into Soldiers;
The Soldiers are marked to the division or cell of their agreement with a "Affiliated observer" the Soldiers Mark are either Male or Female with a demand of both to intermix Marks to Unite (Tattoos are the mark used instead of common Dog Tags) and such unite is short lived dominated time of peace before the next move of Jurisdiction the main stay of the Soldiers is to have Constance Communication with operative of intelligence of their agreement as like any new cells entrance as example "BBC" age is a little over two years as they the ISIS and ISIL as a whole call a "baby" and in such is countered as such the other vague area is the fact a belief that such soldiers are in authority of the Region City Town or Rural as like a old style "War Lords" the conflict is outside is the Navy development of as in propaganda of at least 200 Submarines in the View of The United States of America and The Soviet Union such pose the greatest attack on Nuclear Treaty for unknown currently is the number of Submarines are or have the abilities to launch but the lacking of Treaty codes are still held by The United States of America and The Soviet Union as in pass Korea launching failed prove such codes are in requirements in such a Nuclear attack by ISIS and ISIL is very unlikely but the use of fear and taking of State is their main aggressive move in such no single leadership is seen shows more into a true lower originators of a militants without a central Command in such has nothing to do religion or religious but a little higher then Piracy but lower then outright Treason leaves a local problem in how to divide the terrorism in retrospect no disrespect to Japan what we see is that much like after Attack on Pearl Harbor the seek identity marks and then capture or with excessive force remove from Both Iraq and The United States of America in such is what the view of Combat stated by Barack Obama and such Combat shall bring proper Redress for The World.
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EARTHQUAKE 2014-09-17 06:14:46 UPDATED: (M7.1) GUAM REGION 13.7 144.4 (70301)

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  • 16 Sep 2014 21:14:46 standard time in your timezone
Location 13.740N 144.394E
Depth 133 km
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  • 44 km (27 mi) NW of Piti Village, Guam
  • 50 km (31 mi) NW of Tamuning-Tumon-Harmon Village, Guam
  • 54 km (33 mi) WNW of Dededo Village, Guam
  • 54 km (33 mi) NW of Mangilao Village, Guam
  • 48 km (29 mi) NW of Hagatna, Guam
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Tuesday, September 16, 2014

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Streamflow increase to 1.7 plus current cfs by dusk at Long Branch Near Pinellas Park Florida
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Monday, September 15, 2014

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Saturday, September 13, 2014

Can Too Much Extreme Exercise Damage Your Heart?

Moderate exercise still best for physical, mental health


 

Exercise is good for you, but some extreme athletes can push past healthy limits.

A research paper showed that some endurance athletes who exercised at very high intensity over long periods of time have higher rates of heart problems than people who exercise more moderately.

This new analysis of existing studies found that chronic extreme exercise training and competing in endurance events can lead to heart damage and rhythm disorders. People with genetic risk factors are especially vulnerable.

That doesn't mean you should put away the walking shoes, though. Moderate exercise is still the best prescription for good physical and mental health – and competitive athletes shouldn't give up their training schedule just yet.

Extreme athletes share determination, maybe risk

Unlike weekend warriors, brisk walkers or even enthusiastic joggers, extreme athletes regularly live up to their name, pushing the limits of their physical capabilities. They run 50 miles or more or repeat marathons in rapid succession, regularly pushing past exhaustion, dehydration and pain that would sideline or hospitalize many people.

All extreme athletes share a steely determination. However, this paper asks, can too much of that determination and grit hurt your heart? The analysis at the Mid America Heart Institute looked at the relative heart health of extreme athletes as compared with that of others who exercised regularly, but with less intensity and frequency.

Results of review

In addition to the Mid America study findings, research published in the European Heart Journal found evidence that elite cross country skiers increased their risk for heart arrhythmias when they skied longer and faster.

The overall findings suggest that repeated grueling workouts stress the heart muscle — not just the skeletal muscles — and that chronic damage can lead to heart troubles.

What is behind the heart risks

Extreme, long-term endurance exercise puts equally extreme demands on the cardiovascular system. Experts found that after finishing extreme running events, athletes' blood samples contain biomarkersassociated with heart damage.

These 'damage indicators' usually go away by themselves, but when the heart endures extreme physical stress over and over, the "temporary" damage may lead to so called "remodeling" of the heart or physical changes such as thicker heart walls and scarring of the heart. This can also increase the risk of heart rhythm disorders, particularly for the minority who have underlying cardiac problems such as hypertrophic cardiomyopathy or coronary heart disease.

What this means for you

Dermot Phelan, MD, PhD, Director, Sports Cardiology Center at Cleveland Clinic, did not participate in the analysis, but reviewed it and states that care should be taken in interpreting these results.

"Exercise and even strenuous exercise is clearly associated with enormous heart health benefits in the vast majority of people when compared to people who do not exercise but, in a very small minority who have underlying problems, exercise can trigger arrhythmia," he says. "While there is emerging evidence that prolonged strenuous exercise can increase risk of atrial fibrillation, the long-term risk of this is small compared to inactivity."

Proven benefits of regular exercise include lower blood pressure, increased strength, diabetes reduction risk and better mental health.

All in all, despite the concern about extreme exercise, there is not much reason for the average person to worry, Dr. Phelan says. "Exercising is far better than being inactive."

Exercise guidelines

Experts agree that whether you are a sports enthusiast, a beginner, a senior or someone beginning cardiac rehab, physical activity is good for you. For the general public, The American Heart Association recommends a minimum of 150 minutes of moderate physical activity per week.

Moderate exercise includes activities such as walking, jogging or swimming. In general, moderate activities should leave you free to carry on a conversation while you are active. If you have symptoms, a history of a heart condition or risk factors for heart disease, check with your doctor before starting or changing an exercise regimen.

For those who are athletes and have new symptoms or a diagnosis of heart disease, or those who may be concerned about continuing competition or endurance sports, you should be evaluated by a sports cardiologist.

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The United States Department of Interior warrant Issue 641

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A bicyclist traveling along a paved bike trail in northern Califoria stops with his trailer in tow. BLM photo A gnarled tree branch stretches out over the view of a snowy mountain near Bishop CA. BLM photo A sunset over the Little Chuckwalla Mountains Wilderness. BLM photo Green pastoral landscpae looking out at the ocean from Coast Dairies land. BLM photo Two hikers stand at an overlook from the Santa Rosa Jan Jacinto Mountains. BLM  photo

THIS WEEK IN NEWS.BYTES:

- Wilderness 50
- Discover the Coast
- Wildlife Trivia Question of the Week
- Headlines and Highlights
- BLM and Department of Interior Highlights
- Upcoming BLM California Events

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50th ANNIVERSARY OF THE WILDERNESS ACT

Two backpackers stand at a cliff overlook from the Santa Rosa San Jacinto Mountains National Monument. Graphic logo for the 50th Anniversary of the Wilderness Act. Keeping it Wild (Palm Springs Life, 09/14) Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act, the Coachella Valley continues to protect its pristine land for future generations. "Wilderness is a long-term vision," says Jim Foote, manager of the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument. http://ow.ly/BkJ0F


RELATED: Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument (BLM Website) Providing a picturesque backdrop to local communities, the National Monument significantly contributes to the Coachella Valley's lure as a popular resort and retirement community. It is also a desirable backcountry destination that can be accessed via trails from both the valley floor and the alpine village of Idyllwild. http://ow.ly/BlWaF



A gnarled old tree branches out into the view of snow covered mountains near Bishop, CA. BLM photoYour Wilderness is a Perfect Backdrop for Life
(BLM Tumblr) "I feel so incredibly lucky to be an employee for the Bishop Field Office. Not only do we get to manage several beautiful and unique wilderness areas, but we are part of a larger patchwork of wilderness that stretches from Death Valley to the top of the Sierra crest." http://tmblr.co/Z9wNeu1QEkjGP



Desert lowland scrub in the foreground and the Little Chuckwalla Mountains Wilderness in the background. BLM photo Wilderness Highlight- Little Chuckwalla Mountains Wilderness
(BLM Facebook) Nice highlight of BLM's Little Chuckwalla Mountains Wilderness posted by the California Wilderness Coalition. For Trail Tuesday, we'd like to highlight your hiking options. http://ow.ly/BlTwR




Volunteer Alyssa Weytjens holds her baby and stands next to her adopted mustang, Dixie. BLM photo BLM Volunteers and Horses at Visions of the Wild
(BLM Facebook) The BLM Wild Horse and Burro Program helped celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Wilderness Act with a booth at the Visions of the Wild Festival, in Vallejo. BLM volunteer Alyssa Weytjens brought her six-year-old mustang mare, Dixie, (and her baby Ashton) and Nancy Kerson helped at the booth. http://ow.ly/BlSqQ


RELATED: Visions of the Wilde Festival-Vallejo (Visions of the Wild Facebook) http://ow.ly/BlWIs



DISCOVER THE COAST

Rugged rocks and ocean waves along the Point Arena-Stornetta unit in Mendocino County, CA. NY Times Names Point Arena-Stornetta In Mendocino County Among Top World Places To Visit In 2014 (CBS San Francisco, 09/09/14) A newly-designated portion of the California Coastal National Monument is near the top of the New York Times global list of 52 places to go in 2014. Point Arena-Stornetta Public Lands in Mendocino County is number three on the list, behind Cape Town, South Africa and Christchurch, New Zealand... http://ow.ly/BlfSd


RELATED: Point Arena-Stornetta: A Unit of the California Coastal National Monument (BLM Website) The Point Arena-Stornetta Unit includes 1,665 acres of Federal land administered by the BLM along the Northern California coastline. http://ow.ly/BnGVv


More Waiting in Store for Coast Dairies
(Santa Cruz Sentinel, 09/09/14) A federal lands official cautioned that it will be awhile before the public has full access to the expansive Coast Dairies property on Santa Cruz County's North Coast. "My time frame is we're not going to have a plan done until after 2016," Cooper said. "That's why I want to start having people out on the land with BLM-led tours, letting them get to see the property." http://ow.ly/Bll0L



Green pastoral landscape looking out at the ocean from Coast Dairies land in Santa Cruz County. BLM photoRELATED: Coast Dairies: A Landmark for Conservation on the California Coast (Archived News.Bytes Extra) Almost 6,000 acres of rolling green meadows, redwood forests, and dramatic vistas of Pacific Ocean, just north of Santa Cruz will be permanently protected following the donation of the Coast Dairies property to the BLM by The Trust for Public Land. http://ow.ly/BnI8N



Text graphic of Discover the Coast. Discover The Coast
(BLM website) Learn more about the Discover the Coast initiative, our partnerships, and events. http://ow.ly/voNJ2




WILDLIFE TRIVIA QUESTION of the WEEK

Two harbor seals lay on rocks near Piedras Blancas Light Station. BLM photo

Why are these two harbor seals, photographed at the Piedras Blancas Outstanding Natural Area, colored differently? Pick all of the correct answers.

(a.) Harbor seals that are dark brown or gray with light spots occur further south than the lighter colored harbor seals with dark spots. Sometimes the two color variations meet in central California.

(b.) There are many different color variations that allow them to blend in with the different rock colors and formations along the coast.

(c.) Most harbor seal pups are born with their adult coloration, although occasionally pups are born with a white lanugo coat that is quickly shed and replaced with adult fur.

(d.) During the summer and early fall look for harbor seals in the process of shedding the old, brownish coat in favor of a bright spotted coat. Usually the yearlings molt first, followed by the subadults, then the adult females, and lastly the adult males.


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OTHER CALIFORNIA HEADLINES AND HIGHLIGHTS

A bicyclist towing a trailer looks back on the trail. Northeast California Trails, Scenery, People Combine for the Perfect Cycling Vacation (News.Bytes Extra) Northeast California's bike trails, beautiful scenery and friendly people came together this summer to provide the perfect bicycling vacation getaway for a Durango, Colo. couple and their 2-year-old son. http://ow.ly/BlMt3



RELATED: Bizz Johnson Trail (BLM Website) The Bizz Johnson Trail is in northeastern California, along the Susan River in Lassen County. The main trail head is at the old Railroad Depot in the City of Susanville, about 90 miles north of Reno and about 90 miles east of Red Bluff, California. http://ow.ly/BnITi



A man stands below several palm trees. California Solar Projects Plan Undergoing Major Overhaul
(SF Gate, 09/06/14) Jewell promises that the new plan will provide "landscape-level" protection of open spaces, wildlife corridors and habitat while meeting President Obama's goal of having 20,000 megawatts of renewable energy produced on public land. http://ow.ly/BfAOe



RELATED: Solar Energy (BLM Website) he BLM and Department of Energy have teamed up to direct solar energy development in the West through the Western Solar Plan. The agencies have have identified 19 Solar Energy Zones, including three in California, in which to prioritize solar energy development. http://ow.ly/BnJMC



BLM California State Director Jim Kenna and other agency and local govenment leaders stand at a podium set up at a CAL Fire station. Congressman, Authorities and Conservations Join to Advocate for Stopping Raid of Forest Fire Prevention Funds
(Lake County News, 09/06/14) "We are confronting a new chapter in wildland fire management, requiring a cooperative, integrated approach to restore and maintain healthy landscapes, prepare communities for fire season, and better address the nation's wildland fire threat," said Jim Kenna, BLM California state director. http://ow.ly/Bf6l1



Mercury News Editorial: Federal Government Should Hold Off On Leasing Public Lands For Fracking
(San Jose Mercury News, 09/9/14) It's unfortunate that the BLM is using a new study to justify resuming leasing of federal lands for fracking in California, including 2,500 acres in Monterey County. The California Council on Science and Technology report released Aug. 29 is not the definitive scientific assessment... http://ow.ly/BlgFt


Oil rig on BLM lands. BLM photoRELATED: BLM California Oil and Gas Strategy (BLM Website) The BLM's comprehensive strategy for the federal oil and gas program in California incorporates information from the Independent Science Review by the California Council on Science and Technology; provides internal guidance for processing of applications for permits to drill and sundry notices; and provides the results from public scoping on oil and gas development in the Hollister Field Office. http://ow.ly/APNOU




 

BLM and DEPARTMENT of the INTERIOR Highlights

Image clip from DOI weekly video. A work crew cut a fallen log. VIDEO- This Week at Interior: September 5, 2014 (DOI YouTube) Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act and the Land and Water Conservation Act. http://ow.ly/Bf4cc





Work Begins on $1 Billion Solar Plant in Nevada
(ABC News, 09/05/14) Executives with Arizona-based First Solar and Florida-based NextEra Energy Resources put the cost of the project at $1 billion during a Wednesday ceremony with federal Bureau of Land Management chief Neil Kornze at the site off Interstate 15 near the Nevada-California state line. http://ow.ly/BeZsL


Ducks at Cosumnes River Preserve feed in the wetland with sunset colors and fog. BLM photoThis Boring Government Agency's Stunning Instagram Pictures Will Put Yours To Shame
(Business Insider, 09/06/14) with just shy of 25,000 followers, the BLM is already killing it on Instagram. The fact its responsibilities include overseeing the most gorgeous parks, deserts, and forests across the country makes it perfect for the photo-sharing platform. http://ow.ly/BeRqx


SELECTED UPCOMING EVENTS

Sept. 11: BLM to Offer Competitive Geothermal Lease Sale in California (BLM News Release) To help meet the nation's renewable energy goals, the BLM in California will hold a geothermal lease sale in Sacramento. http://ow.ly/BlV9u


Sept. 16: BLM Announces Joint Workshop on Coolwater Lugo Transmission Line Project
(News Release) The BLM and Southern California Edison will conduct a joint public workshop on the Coolwater Lugo Transmission Line project to allow the public an additional opportunity to discuss the project. http://ow.ly/BlURN


Sept. 18: Experimental Stewardship Steering Committee to Meet in Cedarville
(BLM News Release) The Modoc-Washoe Experimental Stewardship Steering Committee will discuss various rangeland management topics when it meets at the BLM Surprise Field Office. http://ow.ly/Bf9OG


Sept. 17: BLM Schedules Informational Webinar on Desert Renewable Conservation Plan
(BLM News Release) The BLM has scheduled a public informational webinar in anticipation of the release of the draft Desert Renewable Conservation Plan early this fall. The webinar is intended to help the public prepare for review and comment on the document. http://ow.ly/Bf8eN


Sept. 26-28: Volunteers Welcome to Celebrate National Public Lands Day in the King Range (BLM News Release) Volunteers are welcome to help the BLM and its mountain biking partners expand the first mountain biking trail in the nation's first national conservation area in a three-day work party as part of National Public Lands Day. http://ow.ly/Bf95W


Sept 27: BLM National Public Lands Day Events (BLM Webpage) NPLD is the largest volunteer event for America's public lands. It is held on a Saturday in late September when thousands of Americans volunteer to improve and enhance our nation's public lands. http://ow.ly/ANj3J


Aug. 11- Oct.: Delays, Closures will Affect Butte County Roads During Improvement Projects (BLM News Release) Visitors planning to travel on Doe Mill road in Butte County will be subject to delays and closures as construction gets underway on road improvements and a bridge replacement project. The road, also known as Ponderosa Way, will be closed from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday during construction. The road will be open on weekends. http://ow.ly/AcpxC


Aug. 28: Webcast Scheduled to Solicit Comments on Route 66 Management Plan
(BLM News Release) The California Historic Route 66 Association and BLM California Desert District have scheduled the third in a series of four webcasts to continue soliciting public comments on the preparation of a corridor management plan for Historic Route 66 from Barstow to Needles, California. Lardner/Klein Landscape Architects will host the webcast on to address transportation-related issues. http://ow.ly/AxHH4



WILDLIFE TRIVIA ANSWER and Related Information

Two harbor seals on rocks near Piedras Blancas Light Station. BLM photoWhy are these two harbor seals, photographed at the Piedras Blancas Outstanding Natural Area, colored differently? Pick all that are correct answers.




ANSWER: Both (c.) and (d.) are correct. Most harbor seal pups are born with their adult coloration, although occasionally pups are born with a white lanugo coat that is quickly shed and replaced with adult fur. During the summer and early fall look for harbor seals in the process of shedding the old, brownish coat in favor of a bright spotted coat. Usually the yearlings molt first, followed by the subadults, then the adult females, and lastly the adult males.

SOURCE: Harbor Seal (Friends of the Elephant Seal Website) http://ow.ly/BlS7O

SOURCE: Harbor Seal- Physical Characteristics (SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment Website) http://ow.ly/BlS2R

RELATED: National Wildlife Day- Piedras Blancas Light Station and Outstanding Natural Area (BLM Tumblr) The waters off Piedras Blancas boast an incredible number of marine mammals. Sea otters live and forage in the kelp. Harbor seals and sea lions rest on the offshore rocks. Elephant seals rest, molt, give birth and breed on the beaches. http://tmblr.co/Z9wNeu1P_yFXg



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Friday, September 12, 2014

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Thursday, September 11, 2014

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Monday, September 8, 2014

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Sunday, September 7, 2014

SECURITY COUNCIL CONDEMNS 'COWARDLY' MURDER OF JOURNALIST IN SYRIA, DEMANDS RELEASE OF HOSTAGES

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SECURITY COUNCIL CONDEMNS 'COWARDLY' MURDER OF JOURNALIST IN SYRIA, DEMANDS RELEASE OF HOSTAGES

The United Nations Security Council today strongly condemned the "heinous and cowardly" murder of Steven Sotloff, an American and Israeli journalist, by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). Read more


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