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The National Weather Services Covered up The Tropical/Hurricane from August 2 to August 9 2014

The following is information gathered from Admiralty of The United States Navy of Meteorology data in August 2 2014 to August 9 2014 of a Hurricane stalled in the Hawaiian Islands
MAUNA LOA*     NOT AVBL
MAUNA LOA 1*   NOT AVBL
                 MONTHLY CLIMATOLOGICAL SUMMARY FOR 8/2014
                                       HEAT  COOL        
    MEAN                               DEG   DEG       WIND SPEED       DOM MEAN  MEAN
DAY  TEMP  HIGH   TIME     LOW   TIME   DAYS  DAYS RAIN AVG  HI  TIME    DIR BAROM HUM
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1     9.8  16.8  11:07pm   6.7   8:17am   54    0  0.00   5  14   6:32pm   S 680.7   68
2     9.9  16.7  11:08pm   5.1   3:36pm   53    0  0.00   5  12   7:42am SSE 681.2   75
3    10.7  16.7  11:20pm   6.8   3:58pm   53    0  0.00  11  14   4:17am SSE 681.3   43
4    11.4  18.3   8:40pm   7.3   8:10am   50    0  0.00   8  12  12:13am  SE 681.8   32
5    11.7  18.5  12:11am   6.7   4:02pm   52    0  0.00   6  12   4:53am SSE 682.1   23
6    13.1  15.8   2:44am   9.2   6:58am   14    0  0.00   5   7   2:59am  NE 681.5   19
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TOT  10.8  18.5   8/5/14   5.1   8/2/14  276    0  0.00   7  14   8/3/14 SSE 681.4   47

HEAT BASE: 65.0
COOL BASE: 65.0
3:24 54 11 31 E N/A 29.36 30.25 25.24 0.0 2.79 80.0 173.00 75.0 21 12.70
2:24 54 18 39 SE N/A 29.36 30.25 25.24 0.0 2.79 79.0 174.00 75.0 21 12.70
1:24 54 19 43 SE N/A 29.36 30.25 25.24 0.0 2.79 79.0 175.00 75.0 21 12.70
0:24 54 20 42 ESE N/A 29.36 30.25 25.24 0.0 2.79 81.0 176.00 75.0 20 12.70
23:24 54 16 39 ESE N/A 29.39 30.28 25.27 0.0 2.79 81.0 177.00 76.0 20 12.70
22:24 54 21 41 ESE N/A 29.38 30.27 25.26 0.0 2.79 80.0 179.00 76.0 20 12.70
21:24 53 24 44 ESE N/A 29.35 30.24 25.24 0.0 2.79 80.0 182.00 75.0 18 12.80
20:24 53 24 48 SE N/A 29.34 30.23 25.23 0.0 2.79 82.0 184.00 75.0 18 12.70
19:24 53 15 34 ESE N/A 29.33 30.22 25.22 3.0 2.79 81.0 186.00 76.0 16 12.80
18:24 52 11 23 ESE N/A 29.34 30.23 25.23 43.0 2.79 83.0 187.00 78.0 15 13.00
17:24 52 17 38 E N/A 29.31 30.20 25.20 222.0 2.79 82.0 187.00 80.0 15 13.60
16:24 52 19 35 ESE N/A 29.32 30.21 25.21 323.0 2.79 83.0 186.00 83.0 15 14.00
15:24 52 19 38 ESE N/A 29.33 30.22 25.22 468.0 2.79 83.0 185.00 86.0 14 14.00
14:24 51 20 39 ESE N/A 29.36 30.25 25.24 639.0 2.79 82.0 182.00 86.0 15 14.00
13:24 51 21 47 ESE N/A 29.37 30.26 25.25 512.0 2.79 80.0 180.00 89.0 16 14.00
12:24 52 24 42 ESE N/A 29.37 30.26 25.25 530.0 2.79 81.0 177.00 85.0 17 14.0
11:24 52 21 35 ESE N/A 29.41 30.30 25.29 891.0 2.75 82.0 56.00 92.0 14 14.00
10:24 52 19 34 ESE N/A 29.41 30.30 25.29 891.0 2.75 82.0 56.00 90.0 15 14.00
9:24 52 19 31 E N/A 29.41 30.30 25.29 891.0 2.75 80.0 56.00 82.0 15 13.60
8:24 53 15 31 E N/A 29.41 30.30 25.29 891.0 2.75 81.0 56.00 82.0 16 13.40
7:24 53 13 26 ESE N/A 29.40 30.29 25.28 891.0 2.75 81.0 57.00 77.0 17 12.90
6:24 53 17 28 ESE N/A 29.37 30.26 25.25 891.0 2.75 81.0 56.00 74.0 17 12.60
5:24 53 10 19 E N/A 29.37 30.26 25.25 891.0 2.75 80.0 56.00 75.0 17 12.60
4:24 53 9 18 E N/A 29.36 30.25 25.24 891.0 2.75 80.0 56.00 75.0 17 12.60
3:24 53 9 29 E N/A 29.36 30.25 25.24 891.0 2.75 82.0 55.00 74.0 17 12.70
2:24 53 13 30 E N/A 29.36 30.25 25.24 891.0 2.75 81.0 55.00 76.0 17 12.70
1:24 53 11 39 E N/A 29.38 30.27 25.26 891.0 2.75 83.0 54.00 75.0 17 12.70
0:24 53 17 36 E N/A 29.38 30.27 25.26 891.0 2.75 82.0 54.00 75.0 17 12.70
23:24 53 16 38 E N/A 29.40 30.29 25.28 891.0 2.75 84.0 54.00 75.0 16 12.70
22:24 54 18 33 ESE N/A 29.40 30.29 25.28 891.0 2.75 85.0 53.00 76.0 17 12.70
21:24 53 13 32 E N/A 29.41 30.30 25.29 891.0 2.75 84.0 53.00 73.0 18 12.70
20:24 53 9 31 E N/A 29.39 30.28 25.27 891.0 2.75 86.0 52.00 76.0 16 12.80
19:24 54 19 42 ESE N/A 29.36 30.25 25.24 891.0 2.75 87.0 52.00 76.0 16 12.90
18:24 53 17 30 ESE N/A 29.37 30.26 25.25 891.0 2.74 88.0 52.00 77.0 15 13.50
17:24 52 11 25 ENE N/A 29.36 30.25 25.24 891.0 2.74 87.0 51.00 82.0 13 13.50
16:24 52 11 23 ESE N/A 29.36 30.25 25.24 891.0 2.74 87.0 51.00 87.0 13 14.00
15:24 51 15 23 NE N/A 29.36 30.25 25.24 891.0 2.74 87.0 51.00 87.0 13 14.00
14:24 51 13 28 E N/A 29.37 30.26 25.25 891.0 2.74 86.0 51.00 87.0 13 14.00
13:24 51 14 24 E N/A 29.39 30.28 25.27 891.0 2.74 87.0 51.00 86.0 13 13.90
12:24 51 12 25 NE N/A 29.40 30.29 25.28 891.0 2.74 86.0 51.00 91.0 13 13.90
11:24 51 11 21 E N/A 29.41 30.30 25.29 891.0 2.74 83.0 51.00 95.0 13 13.90
17:53 77.0 69.2 71.5 77 22 39 ENE N/A 29.13 29.96 30.00 25.03 73.0 1.24 82.0 202.00 -32.0 15 12.80
16:53 79.0 70.4 72.9 75 20 37 ENE N/A 29.14 29.96 30.01 25.04 316.0 1.24 82.0 202.00 -32.0 15 13.90
15:53 78.0 67.8 70.9 71 20 34 E N/A 29.15 29.98 30.02 25.05 276.0 1.24 82.0 202.00 -32.0 15 13.90
14:53 82.0 67.2 71.6 61 20 36 E N/A 29.16 29.98 30.03 25.06 321.0 1.24 83.0 202.00 -32.0 15 13.90
13:53 82.0 65.2 70.4 57 24 40 E N/A 29.18 30.00 30.05 25.08 497.0 1.24 81.0 202.00 -32.0 15 13.90
12:53 84.0 63.9 70.2 51 22 45 E N/A 29.18 30.01 30.06 25.09 408.0 1.24 80.0 202.00 -32.0 15 13.90
11:53 79.0 65.3 69.6 63 18 36 ESE N/A 29.19 30.03 30.07 25.09 351.0 1.24 80.0
10:53 80.0 68.5 71.9 68 25 37 E N/A 29.20 30.03 30.08 25.10 785.0 1.23 83.0 202.00 -32.0 15 13.90
9:53 79.0 69.6 72.4 73 24 36 E N/A 29.21 30.04 30.09 25.11 535.0 1.23 82.0 202.00 -32.0 15 13.90
8:53 79.0 71.2 73.4 77 24 35 E N/A 29.20 30.03 30.08 25.10 242.0 1.23 82.0 202.00 -32.0 16 13.80
7:53 76.0 69.4 71.4 80 22 31 ENE N/A 29.20 30.04 30.08 25.10 135.0 1.23 80.0 201.00 -32.0 15 13.00
6:53 77.0 70.7 72.6 81 19 36 ENE N/A 29.19 30.03 30.07 25.09 37.0 1.23 82.0 200.00 -32.0 15 12.60
5:53 75.0 70.5 71.9 86 20 32 ENE N/A 29.18 30.01 30.05 25.08 2.0 1.23 82.0 198.00 -32.0 16 12.60
4:53 76.0 70.1 71.9 82 19 32 E N/A 29.17 30.00 30.04 25.07 3.0 1.23 81.0 196.00 -32.0 16 12.50
3:53 75.0 68.0 70.2 79 18 35 ENE N/A 29.17 30.00 30.04 25.07 1.0 1.23 81.0 193.00 -32.0 15 12.60
2:53 77.0 69.6 71.8 78 23 37 ENE N/A 29.17 30.00 30.04 25.07 2.0 1.23 83.0 191.00 -32.0 15 12.60
1:53 75.0 68.8 70.7 81 23 34 ENE N/A 29.17 30.00 30.04 25.07 2.0 1.23 82.0 189.00 -32.0 15 12.60
0:53 75.0 68.8 70.7 81 20 36 ENE N/A 29.18 30.02 30.06 25.09 2.0 1.23 84.0 187.00 -32.0 15 12.60
23:53 75.0 70.2 71.6 85 23 35 ENE N/A 29.20 30.04 30.08 25.10 2.0 1.23 83.0 185.00 -32.0 15 12.60
22:53 75.0 69.8 71.4 84 22 35 ENE N/A 29.20 30.04 30.08 25.10 5.0 1.23 85.0 182.00 -32.0 16 12.70
21:53 74.0 71.2 72.1 91 21 33 ENE N/A 29.20 30.04 30.08 25.10 12.0 1.23 86.0 179.00 -32.0 16 12.70
20:53 76.0 73.2 74.0 91 20 33 ENE N/A 29.20 30.04 30.08 25.10 11.0 1.23 85.0 177.00 -32.0 16 12.70
19:53 77.0 70.3 72.3 80 21 37 ENE N/A 29.18 30.02 30.06 25.09 16.0 1.23 86.0 174.00 -32.0 15 12.70
18:53 74.0 70.9 71.8 90 22 38 E N/A 29.17 30.00 30.04 25.07 90.0 1.23 88.0 170.00 -32.0 15 12.70
17:53 78.0 71.3 73.3 80 22 37 E N/A 29.17 30.00 30.04 25.07 146.0 1.23 87.0 166.00 -32.0 15 14.00
16:53 77.0 70.3 72.3 80 19 37 E N/A 29.17 30.00 30.04 25.07 312.0 1.23 87.0 162.00 -32.0 15 13.90
15:53 80.0 69.3 72.4 70 23 35 E N/A 29.17 29.99 30.04 25.07 487.0 1.23 87.0 158.00 -32.0 15 13.90
14:53 80.0 69.3 72.4 70 12 33 ENE N/A 29.17 29.99 30.04 25.07 347.0 1.23 88.0 153.00 -32.0 15 13.90
13:53 80.0 69.7 72.7 71 20 34 ENE N/A 29.18 30.00 30.05 25.08 842.0 1.23 86.0 150.00 -32.0 15 13.90
12:53 80.0 68.9 72.2 69 22 32 E N/A 29.18 30.01 30.06 25.09 898.0 1.23 86.0 145.00 -32.0 15 13.90
11:53 83.0 70.0 73.7 65 18 29 E N/A 29.20 30.03 30.08 25.10 826.0 1.23 85.0
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Hurricane hits Hawaii Government still in Denial due to a Heated Primary Vote

From: guy perea <guyperea1@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 9 Aug 2014 16:59:34 -0400
Subject: Hurricane hits Hawaii Government still in Denial due to a
Heated Primary Vote
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A eye wall of a Hurricane is the most interesting event in Nature as the
wall is uniform in wind from the Surface to The Dome of High Pressure that
in the upper atmosphere is relatively to calm which falls to the center of
the eye wall some think a mountain station have higher winds then at sea
level but as stated not so if winds are 91 miles per hour at 13,000 feet
then the wall carry the same winds to Sea level but above Topophose the
inversion is calm winds over the Hurricane and the following is 630 person
missing while a political event is call Political Genocide the missing
homeless persons are reported by CNN
Rain began falling on the Big Island Thursday afternoon and the winds
began to pick up as Hurricane Iselle zeroed in on Hawaii.

The outer bands of the storm reached the eastern part of the island,
bringing wind gusts as fast as 91
 mph.

By Thursday, the shelves of many supermarkets were swept bare. Schools
and government offices closed. Sandbags were being filled and placed
around homes and hotels. Ports were told to close.
In Hawaii County, where there is a hurricane warning, 630 people have
gone to shelters, Mayor Billy Kenoi told CNN affiliate KHON.

Gwendolyn Hill, who operates a bicycle tour on the island, said she
normally goes to the store at 5:30 a.m. and is usually the only one
there.

Not this time.

"People were buying water, rice, toilet paper and Spam," she said. "I
don't eat Spam but a lot of people here do and it was going fast."

She said she thought her family was prepared for the storm. They got
out the camping gear and had food and water for a week in case the
power went out.
Hawaii residents go to the polls
Saturday to vote in key primary races including hotly-contested Senate and
gubernatorial contests, as the worst of a tropical storm that pounded the
island state for several days has passed.

The National Weather Service in Honolulu canceled a tropical storm
warning in Political want
for all Hawaiian Islands now that Iselle has passed, said state officials,
who scrambled Saturday to set up polling stations. They have already
postponed voting in two precincts on the Big Island amid power outages and
debris-strewn roads.

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Peak winds in Hawaii 91 miles per hour from Hurricane again Intelligence of Obama Adminstration failed

PORT ALLEN AP        41
POIPU                36
LIHUE AIRPORT        35
PUU LUA              33
WAIMEA HEIGHTS       32
PUU OPAE             31

...OAHU...
OAHU FOREST NWR      72
MOKUOLOE IS.         51
BELLOWS AFS          46
KANEOHE MCAS         45
MAKUA RIDGE          45
KAHUKU TRAINING AREA 44
WAIANAE VALLEY       43
HONOLULU AIRPORT     41
WHEELER AAF          39
WAIANAE BOAT HARBOR  35
KAHUKU               34
WAIAWA PHB           34
HONOLULU HARBOR      34

...MOLOKAI...
MOLOKAI 1            57
MAKAPULAPAI          45
MOLOKAI AIRPORT      44
PUU ALII             31

...LANAI...
LANAI AP             62
LANAI 1              54

...KAHOOLAWE...
KEALIALALO           67
KANELOA              62
KAHOOLAWE            60
HONOKANAIA           56

...MAUI...
KULA 1               61
KAHULUI AIRPORT      55
KAUPO GAP            55
KAHULUI NOS          46
KAPALUA-W. MAUI AP   40

...HAWAII...
MAUNA KEA            91
PALI 2               66
KEALAKOMO            64
KAWAIHAE             59
HILO HARBOR          56
KAMUELA AIRPORT      55
HILO AIRPORT         54
KAWAIHAE NOS         54
KAPAPALA RAWS        52
MAUNA LOA SLOPE OBS  51
UPOLU AIRPORT        51
PTA KEAMUKU          50
KONA INTL AIRPORT    45
PTA KIPUKA ALALA     45
WAIKOLOA             45
KOHALA RANCH         44
PTA RANGE 17         44
BRADSHAW AAF         43
KEAUMO               41
PUU WAAWAA           40
PTA WEST             38
KAUPULEHU            37
KAHUKU RANCH         35
SOUTH POINT          33
WAIAKEA EXP STN      30

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Piedras Blancas Lighthouse Plans Historical Tribute (The Cambrian, 07/24/14) People who take the Piedras Blancas Light Station tour Aug. 9 will get special Peek at the Past glimpses of period-costumed volunteers portraying life at the scenic site during the early 1900s. http://ow.ly/zYThd VIDEO: Voices of the Coast @ Piedras Blancas (BLM YouTube) Local communities share their thoughts about the coast and invite you to Discover the Coast @ Piedras Blancas. http://youtu.be/s0d2IH6jP-w Happy National Lighthouse Day! (BLM Tumblr) Piedras Blancas Light Station Outstanding Natural Area is currently managed by the BLM as a historic park and wildlife sanctuary. The waters off Piedras Blancas boast an incredible number of marine mammals. http://tmblr.co/Z9wNeu1Nc-nTs The Wild50 2014 Crew at Fort Ord National Monument (BLM Facebook) A Student Conservation Association WildCorp Crew ends their season with project work at BLM's Fort Ord National Monument near Monterey, California. http://ow.ly/zZwXi Trinidad School Thank You Video for BLM's California Coastal National Monument Partnership (BLM Facebook) Working with the BLM in developing place based curriculum has been a dream come true. My love of the ocean and marine sciences has been a perfect match for the BLM Teachers on Public Lands program. http://ow.ly/zZyxl Visit Our Discover The Coast Website (BLM website) Learn more about our Discover the Coast initiative, partnerships, and events. http://ow.ly/voNJ2

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FIRE MANAGEMENT

Humidity Helps Crews Fighting California Wildfires (SF Gate, 08/05/14) Thunderstorms that brought light rain and increased humidity to Northern California helped crews make progress Tuesday against two large wildfires that threatened hundreds of homes but also raised the possibility of new lightning-sparked blazes in the region. http://ow.ly/A4MMG Wildfires Across NorCal Prompt State of Emergency (News10, 08/03/14) Wildfires across Northern California have prompted the governor to take immediate action. http://ow.ly/A4N65 BLM Wild Horse and Burro Program Employee Helps with Animal Rescue During the Sand Fire (BLM Facebook) Jason Williams, BLM's northern California Wild Horse and Burro Compliance Officer helped the El Dorado County Animal Control evacuate stranded horses and other large animals from neighborhoods in the path of the Sand Fire. http://ow.ly/zZxkS The BLM Folsom Lake Veterans Fire Crew in New Quarters (BLM Facebook) The BLM Folsom Lake Veterans Fire Crew has moved into new quarters on Gold Hill Road near Coloma. The crew, made up of military veterans, is housed at the former El Dorado County Fire Department station... http://ow.ly/zZz1E

WILDLIFE TRIVIA QUESTION of the WEEK

Verdins are among the most characteristic birds of the desert. They are year-round residents and, in the Mojave Desert, must withstand both searing heat and bone-chilling cold. Which of the following statements about the Verdin is false? (a.) They are identified by their light green back and tail feathers. (b.) Verdins share nest building between males and females (male builds outer layer, female build the inner lining). (c.) They build nests for both breeding and roosting. (d.) Nests built in summer open toward prevailing winds, perhaps to aid in cooling. (e.) They eat mostly insects, but also take nectar from flowers and feeders. ------> See answer near the end of this issue of News.bytes.

OTHER CALIFORNIA HEADLINES AND HIGHLIGHTS

Lone Pine Tribal Youth Environmental Camp (BLM Facebook) Students from the Lone Pine Paiute Shoshone Reservation learned about the environment, their culture, and their past. For the second year running, archaeologists from the BLM Bishop Field Office were invited to the Lone Pine Tribal Youth Environmental Camp to talk about the science of archaeology and to the importance of protecting cultural resources. http://ow.ly/zZt8K BLM Seeks Organization to Administer Wetland Waterfowl Hunts (BLM News Release) The BLM is seeking a qualified organization to administer waterfowl hunting for youth, women and disabled hunters on its Cougar Wetland at the Cosumnes River Preserve during the 2014-15 hunting season. Submit a detailed, written proposal by Aug. 21. http://ow.ly/A4DoV

	BLM and DEPARTMENT of the INTERIOR Highlights LAST WEEK AT THE BLM, July 28-August 1, 2014 (BLM Tumblr) BLM Director Neil Kornze testified before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee on a bill that would increase the efficiency of oil and gas permitting on public lands and coordination among agencies; BLM's National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board will meet to discuss issues relating to the management and protection of wild horses and burros on Western public rangelands; BLM conducted the first auction of federal helium on July 31, 2014, under the terms of the recently enacted Helium Stewardship Act. http://tmblr.co/Z9wNeu1NL5Y0Y VIDEO- This Week at Interior: August 1, 2014 (DOI YouTube) Interior joins forces with the AFL-CIO's Union Sportsmen Alliance on projects to renew, rebuild, and restore the nation's public lands; a new report shows up to a quarter of National Park land could be vulnerable to vegetation shifts due to climate change and habitat loss and more. http://ow.ly/zYKos Feds Will Spend $450K to Help Native Americans Adapt to 'Climate Change' (CNS News, 08/05/14) The BLM plans to spend up to $450,000 in taxpayer dollars to teach Native American tribes in the Great Basin region "climate adaptation plans" for their hunting, fishing and gathering activities. http://ow.ly/A23aQ BLM, Local Law Enforcement Tensions Near Breaking Point in the West (LA Times, 08/04/14) Perkins is the sheriff of Garfield County, a rural bastion the size of Connecticut with only 5,500 residents, where 90% of the land is maintained by the BLM. The relationship between local law enforcement and often heavily armed federal officers has always been tense, and now threatens to reach a breaking point. http://ow.ly/zYQuc

SELECTED UPCOMING EVENTS

Apr-Oct. 23: Webcasts 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 four webcasts to continue soliciting public comments on the preparation of a corridor management plan for the segment of historic Route 66. http://ow.ly/vUesE

WILDLIFE TRIVIA ANSWER and Related Information

Verdins are among the most characteristic birds of the desert. They are year-round residents and, in the Mojave Desert, must withstand both searing heat and bone-chilling cold. Which of the following statements about the Verdin is false? ANSWER: (a.) They are identified by their light green back and tail feathers...is False. SOURCE: All About Birds- Verdin (Cornell Lab of Ornithology Website) http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/verdin/lifehistory RELATED: Drab and Inconspicuous, Verdins Liven Up the Desert Anyway (KCET, 06/27/14) Verdins are desert birds. They don't migrate with the seasons, which means that at least in the Mojave, these tiny little things have to be able to withstand both searing heat and bone-chilling cold. http://ow.ly/zYDUG

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