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Please join us for this unique and enriching transmission that was recorded from the Big Island of Hawaii at the Halema'uma'u Crater which is part of the Kilauea Volcano.  We transmitted from the Volcano House, a hotel located at the crater, during the early morning sunrise of Hawaii.  Be part of the larger Galactic Grid connecting all the points of light on the planet from this sacred power spot.  This is the Goddess Pele Transmission which brings through three gifts from this Divine Feminine Force of Nature: Protection, Power, and Purpose.  Protector Pele helps ensure we are on our right path and that we maintain the spirit of love throughout our life and lifetimes.  Goddess Pele also is a force of Nature.  Her power runs deep throughout the planet as the element of fire, lava, and active volcanoes.  This Power is conveyed to us during the transmission to complete our spiritual missions that are part of the Divine Plan.  Finally, the Goddess helps us align and stay true to our Purpose and Spiritual mission.  This is a great chance to make a connection or deepen an already existing connection to the Divine Mother through Goddess Pele. 

Kilauea Volcano is erupting again after a three-month pause, the U.S. Geological Survey Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said. Scientists described the eruption as “dynamic” and said the lava activity is confined to the summit caldera. There are no immediate threats to infrastructure.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kilauea Volcano is erupting again after a three-month pause, the U.S. Geological Survey Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said. Scientists described the eruption as “dynamic” and said the lava activity is confined to the summit caldera.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Planning to visit The Big Island? The Hawaiian Island Travel Network can teach you a thing or two about its most famous attraction: the always-active Kilauea Volcano! To read their brand-new Kilauea guide, visit https://hawaiianislandtravel.net/ Hawaiian Island Travel Network City: Kailua-Kona Address: 75-5737 Kuakini Hwy # 102 Website https://hawaiianislandtravel.net/ Phone +1-800-556-4480 Email info@hawaiiislandtravel.net

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Star News Live - Hawaii's News Headlines with Kiana Cayabyab for 6/20/23.

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Star News Live - Hawaii's News Headlines with Kiana Cayabyab for 6/7/23.

AP correspondent Jennifer King reports on renewed activity at Hawaii's Kilauea volcano.

This was the Biggest Eruption in Decades. The host for this show is Pete Mouginis-Mark. The guest is Rose Gallo. We talk about the lava flows erupted near the coast and the collapse of the summit caldera. The ThinkTech YouTube Playlist for this show is https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQpkwcNJny6llbOLQU9RMx3OIXtUEdZDq Please visit our ThinkTech website at https://thinktechhawaii.com and see our Think Tech Advisories at https://thinktechadvisories.blogspot.com.

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 386, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: All The Rave 1: You can camp overnight at the Global Gathering Weekend Rave near Stratford-upon-Avon in this country. England. 2: This Black Rock Desert event hasn't had an official rave since 1996, but nuzzle a speaker and feel the fire's glow. Burning Man. 3: In 1999 the Love Parade drew 1.5 million ravers to this once-divided European capital. Berlin. 4: Harvest is a faith-bass'd rave off the Andrew Johnson Highway in this state. Tennessee. 5: Find a mate in Victoria at the Earthcore Global Carnival in this country. Australia. Round 2. Category: Lawn Care 1: Use the manure or fertilizer mixture called "top" this, even though it sounds like it goes on your salad. "dressing". 2: If your lawn has these protrusions, don't make mountains out of them:. Molehills. 3: Measuring alkalinity or acidity, test this 2-letter quality of your soil. pH. 4: Hunter Industries claims its PGP Rotor, this type of product, revolutionized the lawn irrigation industry. Sprinkler. 5: For healthy plant growth, consider an NPK fertilizer, standing for nitrogen, phosphorus and this element. potassium. Round 3. Category: Where The "H" Are We? 1: Parker Ranch,Kilauea Volcano,Monument to Captain Cook. Hawaii. 2: Victoria Peak,Kai Tak Airport,Kowloon Shangri-La Hotel. Hong Kong. 3: Lake Balaton,Bela Bartok Memorial House,Buda Concert Hall. Hungary. 4: Senate Square,Mannerheim Museum,Sibelius Park. Helsinki. 5: The Malecon,Morro Castle,Revolution Square. Havana. Round 4. Category: Arachnids 1: Insects have compound ones; arachnids have simple ones. eyes. 2: This arachnid with a "paternal" name emits a bad odor when disturbed. daddy long-legs. 3: As a group, spiders have 7 different types of glands to produce this fiber. silk. 4: This stinging arachnid has 6 pairs of jointed appendages: 1 pair of pincers, 1 pair of large claws and 4 pairs of legs. scorpion. 5: This parasite is a major transmitter of rabbit fever and some forms of encephalitis. tick. Round 5. Category: World Myths And Legends 1: The Japanese pantheon includes Kagutsuchi, god of this, something to get your hibachi going. fire. 2: If you needed a railway tunnel dug, you could call on this American folk hero -- it was his job. John Henry. 3: Jewish legend says his first wife was Lilith, who created the need for a good divorce lawyer. Adam. 4: The life of this legendary king of Britain was fodder for a Shakespeare tragedy in 1605. King Lear. 5: When he fell for Helen, Paris was married to Oenone, one of these nature deities. nymph. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 321, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: "Rocky"S 1: [Audio Daily Double] Musical featuring "Dammit Janet" and the following: It's astounding Time is fleeting. Rocky Horror (Picture) Show. 2: In the 1930s William Dreyer mixed chocolate ice cream, almonds, and marshmallows to create this. rocky road. 3: He realized that "going the distance" would prove he "wasn't just another bum from the neighborhood". Rocky Balboa. 4: Sporting a pilot's helmet and June Foray's voice, he debuted in November, 1959 on ABC. Rocket J. Squirrel (Rocky the Flying Squirrel). 5: In a Beatles' song, he "checked into his room, only to find Gideon's Bible". Rocky Raccoon. Round 2. Category: Homophonic Duos 1: 2 Bartletts make up this couple. pear pair. 2: Biblical killer's walking sticks. Cain's canes. 3: Consumed an octet. ate eight. 4: To forcefully grab small oceans. seize seas. 5: The stuff breathed by the designated successor to the king. heir air. Round 3. Category: Where The "H" Are We? 1: Parker Ranch,Kilauea Volcano,Monument to Captain Cook. Hawaii. 2: Victoria Peak,Kai Tak Airport,Kowloon Shangri-La Hotel. Hong Kong. 3: Lake Balaton,Bela Bartok Memorial House,Buda Concert Hall. Hungary. 4: Senate Square,Mannerheim Museum,Sibelius Park. Helsinki. 5: The Malecon,Morro Castle,Revolution Square. Havana. Round 4. Category: The Titanic 1: 2 of these towered over the deck and were used as flagpoles and to string the wireless aerial. masts. 2: The Titanic carried plenty of these, 3,560, but many passengers died wearing them in the 28-degree water. lifejackets. 3: This happened between the third and fourth funnel, a fact no one knew until the Titanic was found in 1985. it broke in half. 4: The first warning of the iceberg came at 11:40 P.M. from Fred Fleet, the lookout in this platform high above the deck. the crow's nest. 5: You can still see the crane to lower these; the starboard and port ones weighed 9 tons, the center one, 17 tons. anchors. Round 5. Category: The Twin Cities 1: One of St. Paul's architectural highlights is this 1905 building with a marble dome. Capitol Building. 2: Ya sure, go to Minneapolis' Park Avenue to visit the institute devoted to this ethnic group. Swedes. 3: The Twins and Vikings play in the Metrodome, named for this politician. Hubert H. Humphrey. 4: Word for the pedestrian shopping area of Nicollet Avenue, less imposing than this nearby one "of America". Mall. 5: In Minneapolis' name, polis is Greek for "city" and minne is an Indian word meaning this substance. Water. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!

Dennis Mossburg has a worked over 17 years in corrections and is an Incident Command System (ICS), Type III Operations Section Chief. Dennis is also the founder of Grey Moose Leadership Group. As a leader, he has supervised staff in corrections, supervising their day-to-day activities and emergency response. As a member of a Type III incident management team, Dennis has responded to emergencies involving contaminated water incidents, computer system breeches, the Kilauea Volcano in Hawai'i and Hurricane Florence in North Carolina. Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dennis-mossburg/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dennis.mossburg.1 Facebook Page: Grey Moose Leadership Group, LLC Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfYYXlD1TGhtHkjIGALckGg --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marieoldfield/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marieoldfield/support

This is the story of Chris Duddy, Michael Benson, and Craig Hosking. In 1996, the three men set out in a helicopter over the Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii to shoot some footage for the movie Sliver when the helicopter crashed, catapulting them into a very hot and dangerous situation in which they became trapped inside the volcanic vent. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kaycee-mcintosh/support

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 147, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Taking A "Bath" 1: It attracts feathered friends. Birdbath. 2: It's what the baby shouldn't be thrown out with. the Bathwater. 3: This vehicle can take you under the sea. Bathyscape. 4: Extreme sentimentality. Bathos. 5: It's the chemical rinse that keeps photographic film from overdeveloping. Stop bath. Round 2. Category: Odd Words 1: A person described as loquacious does this a lot. Talks. 2: Something that displays eutexia does this easily, like ice cream. Melt. 3: An opera extra, when not carrying one of these, can set it in a fewter. Spear. 4: Stipple means to draw or paint with these instead of lines; Seurat was a master. Points (Pointilism). 5: In this sport, a "firstbrun" is a jump turn at right angles. Skiing. Round 3. Category: Berkeley In The '60S 1: In October 1965 Oakland police turned back over 10,000 marchers protesting this war. Vietnam War. 2: This actor won the California governorship in 1966 using the unrest at Berkeley as a campaign issue. Ronald Reagan. 3: Mario Savio was an informal leader of the FSM, a group named for this constitutional right. Free Speech Movement. 4: It completes the protest slogan "I am a UC student: do not fold, bend or" this. Mutilate. 5: In May 1960, the San Francisco meeting of this House committee was disrupted by protesters from Berkeley. the House Un-American Activities Committee. Round 4. Category: Where The "H" Are We? 1: Parker Ranch,Kilauea Volcano,Monument to Captain Cook. Hawaii. 2: Victoria Peak,Kai Tak Airport,Kowloon Shangri-La Hotel. Hong Kong. 3: Lake Balaton,Bela Bartok Memorial House,Buda Concert Hall. Hungary. 4: Senate Square,Mannerheim Museum,Sibelius Park. Helsinki. 5: The Malecon,Morro Castle,Revolution Square. Havana. Round 5. Category: Poetry Potpourri 1: He married Minnehaha, the "Loveliest of Dacotah Women". Hiawatha. 2: Milton work that begins, "Of man's first disobedience, and the fruit of that forbidden tree...". "Paradise Lost". 3: An 8-line stanza, it's usually the first 8 lines in an Italian sonnet. Octave. 4: Secretary to the Lord Deputy of Ireland, he idealized his boss as a knight in "The Faerie Queene". Edmund Spenser. 5: She described her nervous breakdown in her 1960 poetry collection "To Bedlam and Part Way Back". Anne Sexton. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!

HEAR THE HEADLINES – International Tea Day | Assam Forbids Tea Workers to Isolate at Home| Nepal's First Flush is Delayed | Kagoshima May Soon Outproduce Shizuoka| GUEST – Author Chitrita Banerji, a chronicler of food history and culture| NEWSMAKER – Eva Lee, founder of Tea Hawaii, a tea farm and wholesale venture in Volcano, Hawaii| FEATURES – Tea Biz this week travels to the slopes of the Kilauea Volcano where Tea Hawaii Founder Eva Lee describes the ongoing tea harvest as unusually wet and seven weeks later than normal …and then to Massachusetts to learn how a simple beverage transformed Indian culture.Uniquely Hawaiian TeaEva Lee pioneered modern tea cultivation in Hawaii, establishing with her husband, a tea garden and nursery in the town of Volcano. The farm supplied growers with hearty cultivars first introduced in 2000 by researchers at the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources. Hawaiian tea is grown on farms producing less than 100 kilos a year. Small amounts of premium tea are exported, but most is purchased by local restaurants and tourists. In this conversation, Lee describes how the “modest but very strong tea industry” adapted during a difficult year. - By Dan BoltonTea is Both Cultural and PersonalHumans readily adapt to new foods and drink, most with little affect “we make them our own by accepting them and enjoying them” says distinguished food and culture author Chitrita Banerji. But some are transformative: “It's interesting that a foreign drink brought in by a foreign colonial power became such an important thing. We don't think of tea as a foreign drink anymore,” she tells Aravinda Anantharaman during this International Tea Day interview. - By Aravinda Anantharaman

Attorney turned mystery writer Robert McCaw credits an ability to reinvent himself for his successful transition from a defender of justice to a storyteller with a fascination for how our past sins affect the way we behave now. Hi there, I'm your host Jenny Wheeler, and in today's Binge Reading episode Robert talks about the enduring love affair he's had with Hawaii that led to his Koa Kane detective series and how a New York attorney transitioned into a new career as a mystery writer. Six things you'll learn from this Joys of Binge Reading episode: Why Hawaii's marvelous volcanoes feature in his booksHow he transitioned from New York lawyer to mystery writerHis passion for all things HawaiianWhat book is coming nextThe writers he admires mostWhat he'd do differently second time around Where to find Robert McCaw:  Website: https://robertbmccaw.com/ Facebook: @Writerrobertbmccaw Twitter: @RobertBMcCaw What follows is a "near as" transcript of our conversation, not word for word but pretty close to it, with links to important mentions. But now, here's Robert. Jenny Wheeler: Hello there, Robert and welcome to the show. It's great to have you with us.detective series author Robert McCaw - mystery author Robert McCaw: It's so nice to be here and it's nice of you to make this opportunity available and let me chat with you and your listeners. Jenny Wheeler: You have had a successful career in law and we'll go into that a little bit later, but then you turned your hand to mystery writing, and that's what we're interested in today – a police series with Chief Detective Koa Kane set in Hawaii. Was there some moment in your life when you thought, if I don't get to write some fiction, I'll feel as if my life hasn't been complete? If so, was there a catalyst for it? Introducing author Robert McCaw Robert McCaw: Well, it didn't happen quite that way. While I was practicing law, I went to an American Bar Association Conference in Hawaii and Honolulu, and after that I went and spent some time on the Big Island. I fell in love with the place. It is one of the most culturally and geographically diverse places I've ever been, climate wise as well. Kilauea Volcano - picture LA Times As I fell in love with it, I began to do more and more research, began to talk to people on the Island, went back over and over again. So it was Hawaii first, and I felt this compulsion to share with others my discovery of Hawaii and its culture and its history and its language.  Then the question was how to do that. As a lawyer, I've always pieced together facts and arguments. I've loved puzzles and so it was kind of natural to do it as a mystery.  But then I had one of the really difficult choices to make. Because I wanted this book to speak, almost as though Hawaii is a character in the book, which is the way I think about it, I wanted my protagonist to be a Hawaiian. The challenge to write Of course, I'm not Hawaiian, so that required a lot of work, and I was busy at that time with an active practice of law, so it literally took me twenty years to put the first book together. It wasn't until after I slowed down in the law practice that I actually managed to get it out and into the hands of readers. Jenny Wheeler: Before that moment, you'd never really considered writing fiction? Robert McCaw: Well, I'd considered it, but I was talking to one of my partners one day and I said I was thinking about writing a book. He looked at me and said, if you were really serious, it would come out of you. That was the moment at which it became really serious – that compulsion to tell the Hawaiian story. James A Michener's blockbuster about Hawaii. Jenny Wheeler: Yes, that challenge from someone else. You have three books published so far, but the most recent one is called Death of a Messenger, (republished from 2015 - editor note.) and it places Koa on the trail of a murder involving ancient rituals,

We recently spent some time on the Big Island in Hawaii and visited the Kilauea Volcano. In this episode, you'll hear about our experiences in facing our fears and insights on the power of the Fire element both in nature and in our lives. In Chinese Medicine, Fire as an element has a lot to do with transformation so it's no wonder that this lava forms at the core of the Earth and then comes to the surface to create transformation. It actually is able to create land. Fire is not only the element that creates transformation, but it's also the element that relates to unconditional love and to self love. The Heart is related to the Fire element and opening your heart is what allows you to experience these forms of love. The importance of that in terms of healing is that when you're able to experience unconditional love and when you're able to give that love to others, that means that you have you can experience miracles and even spontaneous healing. Volcanoes are the core of the earth erupting and this core metaphorically can relate to the Kidneys, or essence known as Jing; the life purpose or curriculum you hold within your Jing. Your purpose is expressed through the Fire element. The volcano erupts through Fire, through lava. And it's a really beautiful metaphor for how we are in life as well. You'll learn how stones like Obsidian and volcanic rock have a warming quality that can stir up the body and mind, and how to use more cooling stones like Amethyst, Rhodochrosite and Mangano Calcite to cool your Heart, calm your anxiety and quell your fears so you can be more present in our ever-changing world. Visit www.acenterfornaturalhealing.com/lava to learn more and share your personal insights. Join our community and get a free 5 step guide to fatigue relief at acenterfornaturalhealing.com/guide Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.setarehmoafi/ https://www.instagram.com/salvadorcefalu/ https://www.instagram.com/acenterfornaturalhealing/ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/setareh.moafi https://www.facebook.com/salvador.cefalu.9 https://www.facebook.com/acenterfornaturalhealing

Streamed live on Dec 26, 2020 Watch in this episode: ● Tropical cyclone Yasa hits Vanua Levu Island, Fiji. The wind speed reached 240 km/h. About 24,000 people got in the evacuation centers ● In Apia, Samoa, a local river overflowed its banks due to the heavy rainfall ● Tropical Depression "Vicky" brought heavy rains to the Philippines. Hundreds of people were forced to flee flooded houses ● The state of Santa Catarina, Brazil, was hit by the heavy rains. In the municipality, Presidente Getúlio fell 125 mm of rain per day, which is almost 90% of the monthly norm ● A powerful sandstorm, strong hail, and wind hit the central part of Argentina ● The northeastern part of the United States was hit by a powerful winter storm. In Pennsylvania, it was recorded up to 63 cm of snow. This is the highest level in history ● The central and northern regions of Japan were covered with heavy snowfall, the height of the snow cover reached 2 meters and more. New records were set ● A wave of natural disasters has occurred on the Australian continent: torrential rains, destructive winds, severe storm, tornado ● Italy witnessed a rare winter tornado and one of the strongest earthquakes in the last 500 years ● Increased seismic activity was recorded worldwide in December 2020 ● More than 30,000 earthquakes in just 3 months have been recorded in Bransfield Strait ● The volcanic activity is increasing of the volcano Etna in Italy, Sakurajima in Japan, Popocatepetl in Central Mexico, Fuego in Guatemala, Sangay in Ecuador, and others Watch the videos on ALLATRA TV for solutions and ways out of this situation: "Climate Change. The Beginning of a Big Disaster" video https://youtu.be/0qReBeqXcIM

Streamed live on Dec 26, 2020 Watch in this episode: ● Tropical cyclone Yasa hits Vanua Levu Island, Fiji. The wind speed reached 240 km/h. About 24,000 people got in the evacuation centers ● In Apia, Samoa, a local river overflowed its banks due to the heavy rainfall ● Tropical Depression "Vicky" brought heavy rains to the Philippines. Hundreds of people were forced to flee flooded houses ● The state of Santa Catarina, Brazil, was hit by the heavy rains. In the municipality, Presidente Getúlio fell 125 mm of rain per day, which is almost 90% of the monthly norm ● A powerful sandstorm, strong hail, and wind hit the central part of Argentina ● The northeastern part of the United States was hit by a powerful winter storm. In Pennsylvania, it was recorded up to 63 cm of snow. This is the highest level in history ● The central and northern regions of Japan were covered with heavy snowfall, the height of the snow cover reached 2 meters and more. New records were set ● A wave of natural disasters has occurred on the Australian continent: torrential rains, destructive winds, severe storm, tornado ● Italy witnessed a rare winter tornado and one of the strongest earthquakes in the last 500 years ● Increased seismic activity was recorded worldwide in December 2020 ● More than 30,000 earthquakes in just 3 months have been recorded in Bransfield Strait ● The volcanic activity is increasing of the volcano Etna in Italy, Sakurajima in Japan, Popocatepetl in Central Mexico, Fuego in Guatemala, Sangay in Ecuador, and others Watch the videos on ALLATRA TV for solutions and ways out of this situation: "Climate Change. The Beginning of a Big Disaster" video https://youtu.be/0qReBeqXcIM

The news to know for Tuesday, December 22nd, 2020! We have updates about: a late-night vote on the COVID-19 relief bill and when you might see direct payments in your account new charges in one of the deadliest terror attacks against Americans an erupting volcano in Hawaii the new NBA season kicking off tonight how the USPS is overwhelmed and what that means for your online orders the new record time for longest music video ever Those stories and more in just 10 minutes! Head to www.theNewsWorthy.com or see sources below to read more about any of the stories mentioned today. This episode is brought to you by Ritual.com/newsworthy and BlueNile.com Thanks to The NewsWorthy INSIDERS for your support! Become one here: www.theNewsWorthy.com/insider        Sources: Congress Passed Relief Bill: AP, NY Times, Reuters CDC Interference Subpoenas: WSJ, Axios, CBS News Pan Am Flight 103 Bombing Charges: NPR, Reuters, FBI, Justice.Gov Confederate Statue Removed from Capitol: NBC News, FOX News, CBS News, VA Governor Kilauea Volcano Erupts: AP, NY Times, Weather Channel, USGS NBA Opening Night: CBS Sports, AP, NBA Xmas Packages Might Arrive Late: WaPo, NY Post Dippin’ Dots Could Help Vaccine Distribution: TODAY, Popular Science Tesla’s First Day on S&P 500: AP, WSJ, Bloomberg Longest Music Video Record: Engadget, Billboard, Guinness World Records Topping Two Charts Twice: Billboard, Vulture 

Plus, the Senate has passed the new relief bill, Kilauea Volcano erupts, the NBA season tips off and it's likely your last chance to ship packages.(Audio: Associated Press)

Plus, the Senate has passed the new relief bill, Kilauea Volcano erupts, the NBA season tips off and it's likely your last chance to ship packages.(Audio: Associated Press)

Satellite images have captured the result of a lake of lava collapsing on Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano, revealing an enormous new lake of water. The new lake formed as a result of the caldera, a crater called Halema’uma’u, collapsing at Kilauea’s peak. Now that the crater has filled with water, it’s possible that it may lead to even more explosive eruptions on the Hawaiian volcano. Kilauea is a wide, 4,091-foot-tall shield volcano that erupted from 1983 until 2018. From 2010 on, Halema’uma’u filled with lava, creating a lava lake (which is exactly what it sounds like). But 2018 marked a months-long wave of activity at Kilauea, setting off a destructive eruption expelling nearly a cubic kilometer of lava that flowed through inhabited areas and into the ocean. This event was Kilauea’s largest eruption in two centuries. Alongside the eruption came the slow, dramatic collapse of Halema’uma’u’s floor, leaving a hole over 1,500 feet deep as the lava drained out. This changed landscape of the crater, which now appears to be much deeper and is flanked by a tall cliff. But Halema’uma’u’s story didn’t end there. Water started to collect at the bottom of the crater a year later, and today, it’s a lake at least 100 feet deep taking up an area larger than five football fields, according to the NASA Earth Observatory press release. Basically, the crater has now dipped far below the water table, or the upper limit where groundwater saturates the earth. That water has now started to fill the open pit. This new lake could spell bad news for future Kilauea eruptions. The volcano more typically erupts explosively. If water dissolves into the magma, it could cause the build up of steam, an increase in pressure, and perhaps a more dramatic and potentially dangerous release of lava. Volcanologists will continue to study Kilauea in order to understand what its future eruptions might be like.

Climate change on the planet. The eruption of the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii, the earth's crust fissures in New Zealand, earthquake in California (USA), Iceland and Romania. The most devastating earthquake of the 20th century in China. How does the melting of glaciers affect the level of volcanic activity? Weakening of the Earth's magnetic field by 15%. (The Northern Lights is a harbinger of the Earth's magnetic field weakening.) What does history teach us? See in the breaking news issue "Kilauea Volcano. What is really happening in Hawaii? Volcanoes Awakening Across the Planet. It is coming". - Hawaiian Islands: According to scientists, the danger of an explosion of the Kilauea volcano is fraught with the destruction of the island. The situation in Hawaii is a seismic warning for California. What is going on in Hawaii now? - Ramapo fault, the release of carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide, a harbinger of a catastrophic earthquake. - China: what does history teach us? July 28, 1976 in China in Hebei Province, there was the most devastating earthquake of the 20th century. - New Zealand: an earthquake of 5.8; 6.2 magnitude and the formation of a 200-meters long crack, harbingers of an upcoming devastating earthquake. - Hawaiian Islands: According to scientists, the danger of an explosion of the Kilauea volcano is fraught with the destruction of the island. The situation in Hawaii is a seismic warning for California. What is going on in Hawaii now? - Ramapo fault, the release of carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide, a harbinger of a catastrophic earthquake. - China: what does history teach us? July 28, 1976 in China in Hebei Province, there was the most devastating earthquake of the 20th century. - New Zealand: an earthquake of 5.8; 6.2 magnitude and the formation of a 200- meters long crack, harbingers of an upcoming devastating earthquake. - Brazil: South America, Nevados de Chillán volcano eruption. - Earthquakes in the Philippines, in New Zealand, on the island of Tonga, Southern Kuriles and California. Earthquake in Romania. Why are deep earthquakes dangerous Our world is already changing, people are suffering from climate disasters. Only by uniting will we be able to overcome with dignity difficulties related to the increasing climatic changes on Earth. We wish you Love, Peace, Light and Good. Watch the program on the link to ALLATRA TV https://allatra.tv/en/video/kilauea-volcano-what-is-really-happening-in-hawaii For additional information, please watch a unique programme: "Се грядёт. It is coming" as well as read the Report “About problems and consequences of global climate change on Earth. Effective ways of solving these problems”

Disasters that rattled the world the spring of 2018: A powerful earthquake in the city of Debre Birhan, Africa. Rain with hail the size of a golf-ball in the Asir region, Saudi Arabia. USA, Yellowstone. Activation of Steamboat Geyser. increase of fissures at the Kilauea Volcano. 5.8 magnitude earthquake in the district of Shimane, eruptions of Io Yama Volcano. Explosive activity of the Stromboli Volcano, earthquakes in central part of Italy. In today’s episode: Africa: a powerful earthquake in the city of Debre Birhan, torrential rains in Ethiopia, flooding in Kenya, powerful fault in the earth’s crust of African continent. Saudi Arabia: Asir region suffered from rain and hail the size of a golf-ball, accompanied by snowfall and destructive flooding. USA: Yellowstone. Activation of Steamboat Geyser, increase in release of helium steam into the atmosphere. Tornadoes in the South and North Carolinas. Situation in Hawaii: formation of new faults and increase of lava fissures of Kilauea Volcano up to a count of 12, rise in the level of sulfur dioxide in the air. Evacuation of the population. Japan: Io Yama Volcano, which has been asleep for 250 years, began erupting. 5.8 magnitude earthquake in the city of Shimane. Italy: earthquake in the central part and powerful explosive activity of Stromboli volcano. An interview with volcanologist, geologist Dr. Lijun Lee of the University of Illinois, USA. Look how fragile is the world that we’ve built. Seeing events like these - there is something for everyone to stop and think about, it’s not too late to unite in love and respect as one family. As of today, we can say with certainty that the point of no return has passed. The chance of our survival depends on each person’s choice. The climate and our planet are changing: tornadoes, flooding, cracks in earth’s crust, volcano eruptions and earthquakes. What else is awaiting us and our planet in the nearest future. For additional information, please watch a unique programme: "Се грядёт. It is coming" Report “About problems and consequences of global climate change on Earth. Effective ways of solving these problems” We invite all who are interested to join the “Climate Breaking News” project. This can be done right now by writing a letter to our email at info@allatra.tv Watch the program on the link to ALLATRA TV https://allatra.tv/en/video/disasters-that-rattled-the-world-spring-2018 The report “On the Problems and Consequences of Global Climate Change on Earth. Effective Ways to Solve These Problems” https://allatra.org/en/pages/climate

On the Big Island of Hawaii, emergency evacuation has been announced due to an eruption of the Kilauea volcano. The Kilauea volcano is considered to be one of the most dangerous volcanoes on the planet. The stream of lava has reached the residential area of Leilani Estates. Mandatory evacuation has been announced in several other villages and towns of the region. Our unplanned special release is dedicated to the disaster on the Hawaiian Islands. Today, the situation in Hawaii has sharply worsened. Near the erupting Kilauea volcano, on the night of May 5, a 6.9-magnitude earthquake occurred. It has become the strongest in the last 43 years. We invite all, who would like, to join the “Breaking climate news” project. This can be done right now by writing a letter to info@allatra.tv Only together, having joined our efforts, we shall overcome all the challenges of time. Unification is a guarantee of survival of the entire humanity. A way out does exist! Unique programme:”It is Coming" Watch the program on the link to ALLATRA TV https://allatra.tv/en/video/hawaii-izverzhenie-vulkana-kilauea The report “On the Problems and Consequences of Global Climate Change on Earth. Effective Ways to Solve These Problems” https://allatra.org/en/pages/climate

Hawaiian Volcano Observatory geophysicist updates us on the water in Halema'uma'u Crater of Kilauea Volcano and what it all means, plus gives us an update on both Kilauea and Mauna Loa (which had its Advisory Level raised in early July).  Neither volcano is erupting nor expected to in the immediate future. Post date:  August 19, 2019

Intro: Schumann Resonance News today and Ascension Symptom Scale today: 92. Some disturbing news tonight as a man falls into the Kilauea Volcano

What's up with Kilauea Volcano? Hawaiian Volcano Observatory Scientist-in-Charge Tina Neal joins Sherry Bracken on Island Conversations and gives us an update on both Mauna Loa and Kilauea, the two most active volcanoes on our island (spoiler alert—neither is erupting nor expected to anytime soon). Island Conversations with Sherry Bracken, Sunday Mar 31, 2019 at 6:30 a.m. on KWXX (101.5 Kona, 94.7 Hilo) and at 7 a.m. on B93/B97 (93.1 Kona, 97.1 Hilo). OR…listen online,  download or subscribe to the podcast and have it delivered to your phone automatically at kwxx.com or b97hawaii.com

Roy Huff   Roy Huff is a research scientist, teacher, and five-time international best-selling author who overcame the hardship of a family plagued by severe poverty and mental illness. After graduating high school as Valedictorian a year early, he moved to Hawaii at the age of seventeen with only $100 in his pocket to start a new life. He’s since earned five degrees in four different disciplines, worked on projects such as forecasting volcanic emissions from the Kilauea Volcano and training on geostationary satellites for NASA's GOES-R Proving Ground. He has since published multiple works of fiction, as well non-fiction, including his most recent bestseller, Think Smart Not Hard. Roy Huff remains an optimist. He enjoyed weathering the eye of Hurricane Hugo at the age of twelve, skydiving, and marathon running but still dreams of climbing Mt. Everest, circumnavigating the globe, traveling into space, and discovering the secrets of the universe. He grew up on the East Coast, but has lived in Hawaii for more than half his life where he currently resides and creates new worlds with the stroke of his pen. Free toolkit http://royhuff.net/thinksmart Website: http://royhuff.net Twitter @realroyhuff Latest book: Think Smart Not Hard https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071JTGJ41/ (available in print, ebook, & audio) Listen to another #12minconvo

Kilauea is one of six active volcanoes in Hawaii. This spring and summer, it erupted, and ribbons of molten orange lava flowed down to the sea, destroying homes and burning through the forest. It’s a spectacular, cataclysmic sight, and the sounds that it makes are strange and surprising. Photographs by Philip Montgomery. Field recordings by Jeremiah Lofgreen.

Kilauea is one of six active volcanoes in Hawaii. This spring and summer, it erupted, and ribbons of molten orange lava flowed down to the sea, destroying homes and burning through the forest. It’s a spectacular, cataclysmic sight, and the sounds that it makes are strange and surprising. Photographs by Philip Montgomery. Field recordings by Jeremiah Lofgreen.

The Stuph File Program Featuring Research Geophysicist, Dr. Michael Poland, from the Cascades Volcano Observatory; David Trucker, author of his memoir, The 11th Commandment; & Stuart Nulman with Book Banter Download Research Geophysicist, Dr. Michael Poland, from the Cascades Volcano Observatory, discusses the recent eruption of Hawaii’s Kilauea Volcano and what the future may hold. David Trucker is the author of his memoir, The 11th Commandment, which focuses on his life as a military doctor during war and before that his life as a gang member. Stuart Nulman with another edition of Book Banter. This week’s reviewed title is Chasing Hillary: Ten Years, Two Presidential Campaigns, and One Intact Glass Ceilingby Amy Chozick (Harper, $34.99).You can also read Stuart’s reviews in The Montreal Times. This week’s opening slate is presented by author Russell Brooks, whose latest book is the spy thriller, The Demeter Code.

A recent eruption sent ash 30,000 feet into the air. Churches are meeting the needs of those evacuated. K-LOVE's George Rath talked with Puna Baptist Church pastor Alan Tamashiro.

Are you hearing alarm bells ring? Rick discusses Hawaii’s Kilauea Volcano eruption and how believing on Christ, not normalcy bias, is the only salvation from destruction.

The Expedition 55 crew wrapped up the fifth spacewalk of the year this week and photographed the Kilauea Volcano ash plume on Hawaii.

Are you hearing alarm bells ring? Rick discusses Hawaii’s Kilauea Volcano eruption and how believing on Christ, not normalcy bias, is the only salvation from destruction.

Another Kilauea eruption sent ash 30,000 feet into the air. Churches are meeting the needs of those evacuated. Air1's George Rath talked with Puna Baptist Church pastor Alan Tamashiro.

The Premier is in Hamilton and joins Scott in studio to discuss the issues Ontarians are facing when it comes to this upcoming election.Guest: Kathleen Wynne, Premier of Ontario-According to an Ipsos poll, 7 in 10 Ontarians think that the carbon taxes implemented are just a tax grab and a pointless gesture that won't actually combat the issue of climate change. Meanwhile, gas prices continue to rise across Canada. Will we see immensely high prices over the summer months as well?Guest: Dan McTeague. Former Liberal MP and Consumer Affairs Critic, Analyst, gasbuddy.com-With a rise out of third place for the NDP, both the PC party and the Liberals have turned their attention to Horwath and her party. Why was she not previously targeted in their attacks? Guest: Jason Roy, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, Director, Laurier Institute for the Study of Public Opinion and Policy (LISPOP), Wilfrid Laurier University-A new fissure has opened on Hawaii's Kilauea volcano, with lava piling up as high as a four story building. How concerned are people about the eruption and what is the latest on this situation? Guest: Arianna Soldati, expert with the American Geophysical Union, currently pursuing her Ph.D. in volcanology at the University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri, with research focused on lava flows, both active and inactive

Last night, the three provincial party leaders faced off in the first televised debate ahead of the June election. Was there a clear winner?Guest: Barry Kay, political science professor at Wilfrid Laurier University, expert in Canadian and U.S. politics-Yesterday, Canada's new national public alert system went live… sort of. The company operating it says they will investigate after the test misfired in Quebec and was hit-and-miss in Ontario.Guest: Scott Davis, Emergency Management professional with 15 years practical and teaching experience, participated in the Wireless Public Alerting Working Group getting ready for implementation of AlertReady and yesterday's test-The volcano in Hawaii continues to wreak havoc, forcing many to flee their homes. What's the latest in this situation and how long could this go on for? Guest: Adam Soule, Associate Scientist in the Geology and Geophysics Department & the Chief Scientist for Deep Submergence at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts, expert with the American Geophysical Union

Roy Huff is a Research Scientist, Author, and Teacher who has five degrees in four different disciplines spanning liberal arts, history, education, and geoscience. Huff is an optimist who overcame the hardship of a family plagued by severe poverty and mental illness. At age 17, he moved to Hawaii with $100 in his pocket to start a new life. Huff weathered the eye of Hurricane Hugo at the age of 12, went skydiving, and marathon running however still has big dreams to one day climb Mt. Everest, circumnavigating the globe, and traveling into space. He has worked on projects such as forecasting volcanic emissions from the Kilauea Volcano and training on geostationary satellites for NASA's GOES-R Proving Ground. At age 34, Huff made a move into creative writing when he began writing a creative paper for an English class whilst working concurrently on his fourth and fifth degrees. That paper later became the first chapter of his first book, which grew to be an Amazon number-one international epic-fantasy bestseller. Subsequent books in the Everville series have also gone on to become bestsellers.

"Hawaii - The Pace of Formation" is a window into the creation of an island. The Kilauea Volcano's continued flow of lava into the ocean is one of the few places in the world to provide a front row seat of an island's formation. The Big Island is literally changing before your eyes. This vast island contains 8 out of 13 different climate zones in the world, each with unique ecosystems, making the Big Island one of the most ecologically diverse places in the world. To showcase its diversity, we wanted to slow things down and let its beauty speak for itself. Enjoy! Visit all the locations in this video for yourself in this unique 8k 360 video experience: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c858UGeCeG4 Check out a behind-the-scenes look at the filming of this adventure: vimeo.com/203005247 Filmed by Aaron Mendez instagram.com/aaronmendezfilms Brian Hawkins instagram.com/brian.hawkins Chaz Curry instagram.com/chazcurry Matt Givot instagram.com/mgivot Thank you to our lava guides for making this possible and keeping us safe. John Tarson - Epic Lava http://www.epiclava.com Warren Fintz - Eppix Adventures http://eppixadventures.photoshelter.com/index Moku Nui Lava Tours - http://mnlavatour.com Filming Locations Kamokuna lava ocean entry in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Rainbow Falls, Hilo Mauna Kea Observatory Waipio Valley South Point Pololu Valley Hawaii Tropical Botanical Gardens Nahiwa Point

Hosted by Eric McClintock, Mark Stewart, and special guest Ben Supnik. Listen Here: Download Audio Here Wilco’s Third Airline Pack Released The third Airlines pack for Embraer Regional Jets is now available. It features 13 new real-world airlines liveries to improve the ERJ135 and ERJ145 series for both Microsoft Flight Simulator X and 2004. The addon texturees are created by Mcphat Studios: With a 'out of the box', stock 90+ pixel per meter ratio, which is one of the highest ratios, you can expext textures as sharp as they can be, without being HD. This combined with our signature style, our highly acclaimed textures and our devotion to bring you the best, you may expect what you have come accustomed to from us : Textures that bring your add-on to the next level. More Info RealAir Beech Duke B60 1.5 Update You can now download the Version 1.5 Update of our Beech Duke. This update adds a number of new features to the Duke, resolves a few minor issues, and gives a slight performance improvement on most systems. The major changes are as follows: Optimised LOD (Level Of Detail) models. Optional medium and low polygon exterior models. Optional mip-mapped textures. Animated rain-drops on the windscreen glass. Improved GPS HSI integration (using Reality-XP or default GPS). HSI Auto or Manual DTK. Improved ‘Cold and Dark’ function. Improved engine starting. More realistic generator gauges. VATSIM Apres Ski Triangle Event Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCwS1SDaH3g VATSIM have released details of their Apres Ski Triangle online event due to take place on the 30th January, 2010. As the northern parts of Germany this year eperienced something like a real winter with a lot of snow and low temperatures VATSIM Germany wants to celebrate this by adopting a custom with a long tradition in the Alps and therefore invites the community to the Après-Ski-Triangle on Saturday January 30th 2010 18-22 UTC. http://edww.org/300110/ This update also includes all of the older SP1 updates. For this reason the Duke SP1 Update is no longer available. X-Plane comes to the Palm Pre X-Plane for is the most powerful, flexible, and realistic flight simulator in the world for desktop and portable personal computers. It is the gold standard for accurate flight simulation, offering realism that is unmatched by any other simulator. To get the flight-modeling accuracy that leaves all the other simulators behind, X-Plane uses blade element theory to predict the airflow over each bit of the airplane, determining the forces that will act on each bit of the plane, adding them all up, and using that huge amount of information to predict what the plane will do next... about 30 times per second! THIS is how X-Plane has the most powerful and accurate flight model available for personal computers. The flight model is so accurate, in fact, that X-Plane has earned FAA certification for pilots to log flight time towards actual pilot ratings (when used with the appropriate hardware), and is used by many aircraft companies to predict how their next-generation aircraft will fly. As in the full desktop version, X-Plane for Palm lets you experiment with different times of day, weather, sky conditions, wind, turbulence, weights, aircraft configurations and centers of gravity, all while flying multiple different aircraft though many different scenery locales from the stunning terrain topography of Innsbruck, Austria, (home to some of the most challenging mountains and topography for aviation) to the deserts of the American southwest. Fly the popular Cessna 172, the sleek Columbia-400, the speedy Piper Malibu, the revolutionary Cirrus VISION very light jet, the stunning and efficient 350-mile-per-hour Piaggio Avantu, the stout and strong King-Air, or the fascinating little Eclipse-500. Fly in various weather and times of day over Austria, Hawaii, Alaska, Desert Sky in the American south-west, San-Francisco, or the hotbed of general aviation in Southern California. How far it has come... Mark Stewart: This is a review I wrote for flightsim.com in 1997, just over 10 years ago. Take a look at it and make sure to click for the expanded views of the screen shots to see the incredible graphics. Graphics that were so good not everyone could run it. Read the Review here! Eric's $100 Kilauea Volcano Burger Download here, and share your results in the forum! Recommendations Eric: MyFsGoogleEarth - FS9 and FSX (And X-Plane?) tracking for free in google earth. Recommended by David. Thanks David!! http://www.elbiah.de/flusi/MyFsGoogleEarth/MyFsGoogleEarth.htm E-Mails and Voicemails Nice Tutorial on Basic Pattern Work This is a great very BASIC demo of how to fly a left pattern... using X-Plane. He does a real good job of integrating the video with the standard pattern graphic. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7k3Nvp-OhQY He also has a pretty good tutorial on using autopilot in X-Plane and several other tutorials. Nice demos, easy to understand. very well done. I'm going to post these in the forums too. PS, Here is that video Mark mentioned that goes more in depth... Nice FS Blog Now, I know we usually don't do these sort of plugs and stuff. But I checked out the website and I enjoyed it, plus I saw some stuff on there I had never seen before - That is what is important to me, his message: I just like to let you know about a blog that I write for called Fsim: http://fsim.posterous.com/ Checkout this site! A lot of great content, thanks!