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The Iceland 100ft Volcano Crack Is About To Cause The BIGGEST Eruption In Europe Beneath the picturesque landscape of Iceland's Grindavík lies a simmering threat concealed by tranquility. A symphony of seismic tremors recently forced the residents to evict and the quivering ground hints at an impending cataclysm. Most recently, a 100ft wide crack JUST opened the Iceland volcano! As experts collide on what is about to happen, the lives and livelihoods of the locals hang in the balance, and this is far from the first time that something like this has happened. Join us as we explore the active magma river underneath this tranquil city, foretelling a narrative of impending eruption, where each tremor writes a chilling chapter in the saga of an impending catastrophe! iceland,iceland volcano,iceland grindavik,grindavik,grindavik news,grindavic volcano,volcano,volcanoes,volcano eruption,volcano eruption live,officials,officals iceland,earthquakes,earthquake swarms,earthquake,earthquakes iceland,earthquake iceland,voyager,beyond discovery
►► ITINERARY + GPS TRACKS - 🤍 ►► Get 5% off your 4x4 rental with RUGGEDROADTRIPS at 🤍 Follow us on our Grand Icelandic Roadtrip! Born from the fiery womb of the earth, and shaped by glaciers, tempests, and swells, Iceland bears a likeness to the earth when it was young - a boisterous spirit, untamed and running wild. Combining the inhospitable plains of the central highlands with moss-adorned river canyons and massive ice sheets, Iceland is the crown jewel of our planet’s rich treasures. Key Stats: Duration of trip: 74 days Distance driven: 9,438 km Litres of Diesel: ca. 1017 l Fuel consumption: 14 l Time of year: June-September Total cost: Roughly 10,935 Euro (Fuel 1915 Euro; Ferry from Denmark 1944 Euro [50% of total price, other 50% counted towards Faroe Islands]; Accommodation 1090 Euro; Activities, Ferries, Parking & Other 1651 Euro; Repairs 2085 Euro; Food & Drink ca. 2250 Euro) Pufflings released: 33 Vehicle: WorldCruiser 2 by Tom‘s Fahrzeugtechnik - 🤍 Say hello: ► 🤍 ► 🤍 ► 🤍 ► SUPPORT - 'Buy us a refill of diesel' - 🤍 Thank you: A big THANK YOU goes to Arngrímur (Aggi) Arnarson who helped us tremendously with correctly pronouncing all Icelandic names. We'd also like to thank Aleš Mucha and North Sailing (🤍) for taking us out on their Whales, Sails and Science expedition! Last but not least, a massive THANK YOU goes to Uni, Unnar and Birgir from UniCars (🤍 for helping us in our predicament, being stranded with a broken rear differential in the Icelandic highlands. Music: ► Artlist - Get a free trial: 🤍 ► Epidemic Sound - Get a free trial: 🤍 Equipment: ► Our Camera Bags: 🤍 ► Gear List - 🤍 Flying a drone in Iceland: Please be aware that restrictions on flying drones in Iceland apply. As an example, flying in national parks requires you to obtain a license. Read more about that here: 🤍 If you intend to fly a drone in Vatnajökull National Park, make sure to apply through 🤍 Please understand, that we obtained such a permit to shoot in Vatnajökull National Park. In general, be mindful of other visitors and do not disturb their experience by flying a drone directly above their heads. This is both dangerous and extremely ignorant. Don’t be this guy. Real Talk: Despite our attempt at keeping our Iceland Travel Documentary as authentic as possible, you are still watching a highlight reel. When editing, we naturally tend to choose the most exciting clips. What you don’t see are the hours spent driving through less spectacular landscapes or some of the challenges we faced. Full Disclosure: This trip was entirely self-funded. However, we participated in two complimentary whale-watching tours with North Sailing. #Iceland #traveldocumentary 00:00 Intro 01:12 Seyðisfjörður 01:42 Arctic Terns 03:49 East Fjords 04:42 Lupines 05:39 Skálanes 06:51 953 Mjóifjörður 09:05 East Fjords 10:05 Hengifoss 10:44 Borgarfjörður eystri 11:11 Puffins 14:18 F946 17:14 Langanes 19:03 Arctic Henge 19:57 Hraunhafnartangi 21:23 Dettifoss 23:07 Mývatn 25:32 Húsavík Whale Watching 29:53 Flateyjarskagi 34:30 Grímsey 36:18 Midnight Sun 38:25 Vatnsnes 39:29 West Fjords 41:35 Hornstrandir 47:51 Arctic Foxes 50:22 Leaving Hornstrandir 51:29 Road 622 54:15 Dynjandi and Rauðisandur 55:42 Látrabjarg 56:37 F66 58:15 Road to Djúpavík 59:20 Beach Cleanup 01:01:34 Snæfellsnes 01:02:55 Glamour 01:04:27 Litli-Hrútur Eruption 01:06:43 Western Highlands 01:08:37 Hverdalir 01:09:21 Kerlingarfjöll 01:11:20 Gullfoss & Strokkur 01:12:10 Fimmvörðuháls Trail 01:14:16 Þórsmörk 01:15:50 Southern Iceland 01:16:22 Þakgil 01:17:28 Southern Highlands 01:23:06 Landmannalaugar 01:24:46 Eldgjá 01:25:27 Laki 01:26:47 Broken rear differential 01:28:12 Vatnajökull National Park 01:32:26 Eastern Highlands 01:33:49 Stuðlagil 01:34:40 Kverkfjöll 01:35:45 Askja 01:37:48 Central Highland 01:39:48 Valley of Tears 01:40:33 Westman Islands 01:41:37 Puffling Patrol 01:46:51 Outro
How you can help: Help the people displaced at Grindavík (Red Cross): 🤍 Give to the Iceland Search and Rescue: 🤍 Thanks! December 1st update from the Icelandic Met Office The seismicity on the peninsula continues to decrease. For the past few days, the automatic earthquake location system has been detecting relatively few earthquakes, mostly micro-earthquakes below magnitude one. The most recent seismicity is concentrated in the area between Sýlingarfell and Hagafell, where most likely the dike is fed by magma accumulating beneath Svartsengi. Some deformation is still detected at the cGPS stations located close to the dike, but the signal is now mainly interpreted as the response of the crust to the inflation ongoing in the Svartsengi area. Even though the activity along the dike and its vicinity is now occurring at very low intensity, the inflation which started in Svartsengi few days after the dike formed, continues at a fairly stable rate. Some cGPS stations around Svartsengi and Mt. Þorbjörn shows a slow declining trend, but other stations still show a constant trend suggesting that the inflow rate of magma at depth has not reduced significantly. The process which began on 25 October with a significant seismic swarm and peaked on 10 November with the formation of a 15 km long magmatic dike is not over. With certainty it can be stated that a phase has started where a similar sequence of events might repeat in time. At this stage, though, is difficult to say when the next energetic intrusion of magma at shallower depth might occur and if it will occur in a similar area or not. The IMO continues to maintain the surveillance of the area at high level. - IMO —————— Sources ———————— A special thanks to all the hardworking scientists, government officials, companies and private citizens for the work that they do which makes this live stream possible: VisitIceland.com - webcams Windy.com - so2 and wind data and maps Google Earth - maps USGS - earthquake data and activity reports Smithsonian Institute - Volcanic activity RaspberryShake.org - earthquake activity VolcanoDiscovery.com - Research Iceland Meteorological Office: webcams, earthquake and seismograph data Iceland Institute for Earth Sciences for metrics RUV.is News and webcams Icelandic Road administration - webcams 🤍 Wind and lava sounds are not live. They are added to simulate local conditions.
Multiview of the evolving situation in Reykjanes. The town of Grindavík has been evacuated after magma intrusion was identified possibly reaching under it. Simple rules for chat: 1. Be nice. 2. Keep on topic, Iceland is the main topic but discussions of geology and volcanology in other places is fine if the channel isn't busy. 3. Feel free to point to or discuss our other videos or videos that are related to Iceland, geology or volcanology as long as they are an original source. 4. Primary language is English. Linktree: 🤍 Stream with a selection of live Raspberry Shake stations in Iceland: 🤍 Latest news from RÚV: 🤍 The Icelandic Meteorological Office is the primary source for reliable information: 🤍 Interactive live earthquake map: 🤍 The different views explained: Top left: Langihryggur is to the east of Grindavík by the site of the 2021 eruption in Fagradalsfjall. Looks west towards Grindavík, Þorbjörn and Svartsengi. Bottom left: Fagradalsfjall is on Mt. Þorbjörn looking at Grindavík Top right, upper: Reykjanesviti is on the far west of the peninsula looking east towards Svartsengi Top right, lower: Svartsengi is on Mt. Þorbjörn looking west and pans from north to south Maps of camera locations made by users: 🤍 (from Joshua M) Cameras are always in color. Various sources of steam are visible in the views, they are from the power plants and geothermal areas and are normal. After dark the lightbeam of the Reykjanesviti (a lighthouse, 69m a.s.l.) will be visible sweeping the frame in a constant pattern. Other lighthouses around the peninsula can sometimes be seen in any of the views. Just north of Grindavík is a large intensily lit greenhouse, it will also sometimes reflect in fog or low clouds. To the west of Grindavík are large communications masts with red hazard lights. Common questions about earthquake map: Red pulsing circle on map? It's the location of the latest EQ. Colors in list? Yellow = updated, Orange = just added, Blue = just updated, Green = In view on map, White = Not in view What's aM? Estimated magnitude from the automatic system (Mw scale) No new EQs? We might have a delay in getting new data, this sometimes happens (like at midnight) and EQs will be delayed for about 20 minutes. What are the triangles? White triangles are peaks, green/yellow/orange and red triangles are volcanic systems with colour showing their aviation alert status We use cameras from Hanwha like the XNP-6120 and XNP-6550. Provided by local distributor Hafnes.is Unblocking Nightbot on YouTube (Chrome/Google users Only) 1. Open your Google account by clicking on your profile icon next to the 3 dots. 2. When open, click on Manage Google account. 3. Click on People and Sharing, then scroll down to where it says "Blocked" then click to open the blocked users page. 4. To unblock that user, in this case, Nightbot, simply click on the X, refresh the stream your on and Nightbot will re-appear. Nightbot unblocking for Firefox/Microsoft Edge (and likely others) 1. Go to and click on the 3 lines next to the YouTube logo, scroll down to and click on settings, locate and click open Google Account settings, then follow instructions 3 to 4 as shown for Chrome users. Go to 🤍 for more.
Iceland is one of the most beautiful countries in Europe and the World. Enjoy this travel guide featuring some of Iceland’s most incredible destinations. From the otherworldly landscapes of the Icelandic Highlands, to the iconic Kirkjufell mountain, Iceland will leave you in awe with its endless beauty and wonder. Where is your favorite place in Iceland? My Travel Videos: Top 10 Places Faroe Islands - 🤍 Top 25 Places in Norway - 🤍 Top 10 Places in Croatia - 🤍 Top 10 Places in Ireland - 🤍 Top 25 Places in Switzerland - 🤍 Top 100 Places in Europe - 🤍 Top 25 Places in France - 🤍 Top 100 Places in Italy - 🤍 Top 10 Places in Scotland - 🤍 Find me on Tiktok and instagram 🤍shirley.films Where I get my music from - 🤍 Great Place for Stock footage - 🤍 Free stock footage, guides & luts - 🤍 My Camera Gear - 🤍 Timestamps: 0:00 - Iceland Intro 0:28 - Icelandic Highlands (Landmannalaugar, Bláhylur, Sigöldugljúfur) 1:41 - Reykjadalur Hot Spring River 2:14 - Thórsmörk 3:19 - Seljalandsfoss 3:44 - Southern Iceland (Skógafoss, Reynisfjara, Fjaðrárgljúfur) 5:07 - Glaciers of Iceland (Svínafellsjökull & Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon) 5:53 - Stokksnes 6:36 - Eastern Iceland (Hengifoss, Seyðisfjörður, Stuðlagil) 8:17 - Northern Iceland (Dettifoss, Lake Mývatn, Eyjafjörður) 9:38 - Snæfellsnes Peninsula (Kirkjufell, Bjarnarfoss, Arnarstapi) 10:49 - Outro Thanks for watching :)
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This week, ground deformation was potentially detected at the tallest volcano in the Galapagos islands. Meanwhile, in Indonesia, an increased rate of low frequency earthquakes was detected, suggesting that an intrusion of magma might also be occurring there. And, in Papua New Guinea, the extent of destruction via pyroclastic flows from Ulawun's November 20th eruption has become clear. This video will discuss these stories and list the 44 volcanoes which are actively erupting around the planet. Note: There may not actually be uplift at Volcan Wolf, as I was unable to independently verify that there was uplift or magma at 2 kilometers depth. Merely with one data source and my opinion, this is the conclusion I came to. Thumbnail Photo Credit: McGimsey, R. G., Alaska Volcano Observatory / U.S. Geological Survey, 🤍 This image was overlaid with text, and then overlaid with GeologyHub made graphics (the image border & the GeologyHub logo). Note: This video's thumbnail image displays an eruption of Alaska's Mount Spurr in 1993. Mount Spurr is not currently erupting or showing any signs of unrest as of December 4th 2023. NASA EOSDIS Worldview satellite imagery Copyright © 2012-2023 United States Government as represented by the Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. All Rights Reserved. Associated license for NASA EOSDIS Worldview: 🤍 We acknowledge the use of imagery provided by services from NASA's Global Imagery Browse Services (GIBS), part of NASA's Earth Observing System Data and Information System (EOSDIS). We acknowledge the use of imagery from the NASA Worldview application (🤍 part of the NASA Earth Observing System Data and Information System (EOSDIS). If you would like to support this channel, consider using one of the following links: (Patreon: 🤍 (YouTube membership: 🤍 (Gemstone & Mineral Etsy store: 🤍) (GeologyHub Merch Etsy store: 🤍) Google Earth imagery used in this video: ©Google & Data Providers This video is protected under "fair use". If you see an image and/or video which is your own in this video, and/or think my discussion of a scientific paper (and/or discussion/mentioning of the data/information within a scientific paper) does not fall under the fair use doctrine, and wish for it to be censored or removed, contact me by email at tccatron🤍asu.edu and I will make the necessary changes. Various licenses used in sections of this video (not the entire video, this video as a whole does not completely fall under one of these licenses) and/or in this video's thumbnail image: Public Domain: 🤍 CC BY 3.0: 🤍 CC BY 3.0 NZ: 🤍 CC BY 4.0: 🤍 Sources/Citations:  INGV (Italy)  University of Alaska Fairbanks, Geophysical Institute  Alaska Division of Geological & Geophysical Surveys  Tonga Geological Services  PVMBG (Indonesia)  Vedur.is / Iceland Met Office  Phivolcs (Philippines)  U.S. Geological Survey  Rabaul Volcano Observatory  Servicio Geologico Colombiano  Hawaiian Volcano Observatory  Alaska Volcano Observatory  Vanuatu Meteorology & Geo-Hazards Department  INSTITUTO GEOFÍSICO ESCUELA POLITÉCNICA NACIONAL (Ecuador)  OVSICORI-UNA (Costa Rica)  Sernageomin (Chile)  Vanuatu Meteorology and Geo-hazards Department  Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Russia)  Tonga Geological Survey (Tonga)  CIVISA (Azores)  Alaska Division of Geological & Geophysical Surveys  Japanese Meteorological Agency  ONEMI (Chile)  NASA Worldview, EOSDIS Worldview, (Satellite imagery: Terra / MODIS), (Thermal signatures: Terra / MODIS, NOAA-20 / VIIRS, Aqua / MODIS), at 🤍 0:00 Marapi Erupts 0:29 This Week's Top Stories 2:25 Rinjani Earthquakes 3:38 Ulawun Aftermath 4:24 List of Erupting Volcanoes
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#iceland #grindavik #icelandvolcano #earthquakes ALL LIVE VIEWS ARE UNDER LICENCE TO LIVE FROM ICELAND - DO NOT REPRODUCE THIS FEED *wind sound is added for general ambience as cameras have no live audio. Which Volcano Is Next? These 4 Icelandic Volcanoes Are Ready to Rumble. On average, volcanic eruptions take place in Iceland every four to five years. Iceland has many active volcanic systems due to its location on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge and over a hot spot. Of Iceland’s 30 active volcanic systems, 13 have had eruptions since the settlement of Iceland in 874 AD. With so many active volcanoes, you might wonder which ones are overdue for an eruption. In this article, we will present a short overview of these Icelandic volcanoes that are ready and overdue to erupt: Askja, Hekla, Katla, and Grímsvötn. Hekla. Mt. Hekla is Iceland’s most famous volcano, and with 23 eruptions since the settlement of Iceland, it is very active. The volcano has produced one of the largest volumes of lava of any in the world in the last millennium, around eight cubic kilometres. Its last eruption was in 2000, and this lasted for 11 days, from February 26 to March 8. The actual plume of ash, gas, and water vapour was 10-12km high and did not last long. Hekla’s most recent major eruption took place from 29 March, 1947 until 21 April, 1948. That eruption involved a volcanic plume of 30km high. Katla. Katla is completely covered by a glacier. This means that when there’s a big eruption, the lava and ice make for a pretty violent show. But if the eruption isn’t very big, it might not even breach the surface of the glacier. For instance, scientists are fairly sure there were minor, pressure-relieving volcanic events in 1955, 1999 and 2011, but there’s no way to be sure. Katla is Iceland’s largest volcano, and it is one of the most active volcanoes in Iceland. On average, it erupts every 50-100 years; in all 20 times since the 9th century, when Iceland was first settled. There have not been any large eruptions since 1918 which some people interpret to mean that it’s overdue. Grímsvötn. Of Iceland’s 30 active volcanic systems, the most active one is Grímsvötn. As Iceland’s most frequently erupting volcano, it erupted about 65 times in the past 800 years. Eruptions at Grímsvötn take place at variable intervals and are different in size. Before the major eruption in 2011, there were small eruptions in 2004, 1998, and 1983. There is one overarching pattern, though: every 150-200 years, a large eruption will occur, and in between there will be a smaller eruption about every decade. Since the eruption in 2011, scientists are keeping a close eye on Grímsvötn, and their data suggests the volcano might be erupting soon. Askja is a lesser known major Icelandic volcano. The north volcanic zone (NVZ) where it is located is not as touristy as the east (Bardarbunga, Grimsvotn), the south (Katla) or the southwest (Fagradalsfjall) volcanic zones of Iceland, but it should not be ignored. The Krafla rift eruption here lasted (intermittently) for nine years, from 1975 to 1984, while Askja erupted (also intermittently) throughout the 1920’s. Don't forget you can support the stream just by subscribing or becoming a member for exclusive perks here - 🤍 and by sending superchats to pin and highlight your messages. We appreciate your likes too, so remember to hit the 👍 and the notification 🔔 to be notified of all our new content as it happens. Follow us on social media for more updates: - 📸 🤍 - 📲 🤍 - 🐤 🤍 - 🎮 🤍 - 💬 🤍 - 🏪 🤍 - 🔗 🤍 - ✉ info🤍globalvideocompany.com Check out our other channels livestreams in our livestream playlist: 🤍 Kindly take note that the camera feeds we display are not under our ownership or operation, and therefore, they are subject to intermittent disruptions or removal requests. Nevertheless, we make every effort to promptly restore any interrupted feeds to ensure that you receive uninterrupted coverage of these wonderful volcanoes. Special thanks to:- Volcanic Information obtained from Wikipedia Charts & data from vedur.is and the Icelandic Meteorological Office (IMO) Earthquake data from 🤍 Webcams under PAID Licence from Live From Iceland 🤍 do not reproduce as you will be subject to a copyright claim against you. Archived footage from 2023 recorded at source by the global video company via RUV live webcams at the time 🤍 A good guide to Icelandic volcanoes - 🤍 The Road Administration Vegagerdin - 🤍
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Hey everyone, "Join me on an exciting journey through Iceland as I explore the beautiful city of Reykjavik and indulge in some winter clothing shopping. From the captivating cityscapes to preparing for the Icelandic cold, this video showcases my Icelandic adventure. Discover the charm and practicality of this North Atlantic island!" Please support my channel by subscribing: 🤍 Stay updated on Instagram: 🤍 Get one month of free Music: 🤍 #iceland #reykjavik
Land continues to rise at the Svartsengi Power Plant and the Blue lagoon, much faster than before. So there is enough Magma in the lower chamber that could support an eruption. Grindavik is not being spared, the massive damage continues, the earth remains active forming a massive scary 25m deep sinkhole right in the middle of Grindavik. Here are some updates and answers about the current situation in Iceland and especially in the town or Grindavik which was highly threatened to be the epicenter of an imminent volcanic eruption that could destroy vast areas of the city and surrounding critical infrastructure. Check out my Channel for more information about the current situation #Island #Iceland #Volcano #volcanoiceland #grindavik #earthquake #volcaniceruptionIceland #swartsengi #icelandvolcano
HELLO FRIENDS!! It's time for my annual bath - and for such an occasion, we decided to travel to most famous geothermal spa in Iceland - the Blue Lagoon. I've been wanting to unleash an international spa travel series for a long time - so here is my formal declaration: it's spa time, baby! So this past January, as the first installment of a 3-part Nordic/Scandinavian travel trip, we journeyed to the beautiful, mineral-rich light blue waters of the Blue Lagoon - to soak, smoothie, and face mask, oh my. Will this magical lagoon keep my skin plump and youthful forever? Or will the lava rock exfoliate my face right off? Who knows! Quick note - we mentioned that the Reykjanes lava field was 800 years old - I think it's actually much, much older than that - but the earliest recorded eruption was about 800 years ago (which is where our fact came from)! Also, because I've seen a few comments about it - no, the cups at the lagoon bar are not glass! They are plastic. This video is NOT sponsored! Check out our merch shop here!! 🤍 My Instagram: 🤍 My TikTok: 🤍 Tyler's channel: 🤍 Our YouTube Shorts channel: 🤍 MUSIC Via AudioNetwork PRODUCED & EDITED by Safiya Nygaard Tyler Williams Dave Szamet Melissa Douglas Phil Kinney Bree von Bradsky Elizabeth Pinotti Ishara Mathews GFX by Dayana Espinoza CHAPTERS: 0:00 Intro 1:58 Flying to Iceland 3:27 A Jet-lagged Day in Reykjavík 5:46 The Blue Lagoon Retreat Hotel 7:46 Prepping for the Blue Lagoon 9:30 Dipping into the Blue Lagoon 10:51 What is The Blue Lagoon, anyway? 13:25 The Waterfall 14:46 The Smoothie Bar 16:12 The Face Mask Bar 18:44 Underwater Massages 19:58 Other Crevices of the Blue Lagoon 20:39 Steam Room and Dry Sauna 21:35 The Silica Hotel 22:26 The Silica Lagoon 25:52 Outro #travel #spa #iceland #vlog
Fissures and tremors carve up the town of Grindavik, Iceland, whose nearly 4,000 residents remain evacuated. Officials have not given word on when they may be allowed back as the risk of an imminent volcanic eruption continues. #Iceland #Volcano #News Watch The National live on YouTube Sunday-Friday at 9 p.m. ET Subscribe to The National: 🤍 More from CBC News | 🤍 The National is the flagship of CBC News, showcasing award-winning journalism from across Canada and around the world. Led by Chief Correspondent Adrienne Arsenault and Ian Hanomansing, our team of trusted reporters helps you make sense of the world, wherever you are.
Make sure to check out our Icelandic main channel video, where we travel to the famous Blue Lagoon, here! 🤍 🌋🇮🇸🧖🏻♀ When we were in Iceland a couple months ago, we went to Hagkaup, aka "Icelandic Target", to explore, shop, and acquire a very random but great haul! We got tiny nail polishes, chocolate soap, beer shampoo, a bougie face mask, egg gummies, and bat chocolate 🦇 Apologies to any Icelandic viewers about my pronunciation — we did love your target though!! #travel #target #haul #shopping
Roads across Grindavik were spotted with deep cracks on 23 November as Iceland's volcano threatens to erupt. The evacuation zone in Iceland is “still dangerous”, a civil protection official has told The Independent, with current conditions leaving just a few minutes’ warning of a feared volcano eruption. A fortnight since Grindavik was evacuated, after magma-induced seismic activity tore vast chasms through the streets of the town, officials are expected to lower the threat level in the area on Thursday – enabling residents to return for longer periods to collect their valuables. Speaking to The Independent as international media were allowed back into the town for the first time, one civil defence official said: “It is still dangerous here ... I have never seen anything like it before. Usually we will have a few minutes warning to get out but with the weather like it is today we have even less.” Watch more videos at the Independent TV: 🤍 Click here to subscribe to The Independent: 🤍 About The Independent: Making Change Happen. The Independent is the world’s most free-thinking newsbrand, providing global news, commentary and analysis for the independently-minded. Connect with The Independent: Check out our full video catalog: 🤍 Videos, daily editorial and more: 🤍 Click here to get the best of The Independent daily: 🤍 Like The Independent on Facebook: 🤍 Follow The Independent on Twitter: 🤍 Follow The Independent on Instagram: 🤍 Download the iOS & Android app: 🤍 Help to support truly independent journalism. Every dollar you contribute will directly fund additional special reports and investigations from a free-thinking, award-winning newsroom you can trust - 🤍 Subscribe to Independent Premium for exclusive content & live events: 🤍
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Monitoring Fagradalsfjall from Langihryggur. Looking from Langihryggur towards Fagradalsfjall, Geldingadalur and Meradalur. Reykjanes is currently one of the most closely monitored parts of Iceland following the increased chance of volcanic activity after earthquakes resumed again at a pace similar to the March 2021 eruption in Fagradalsfjall that subsided in September 2021. Go to 🤍 for more.
One of Earth's Most Dangerous Supervolcanoes Is Rumbling in Europe. Scientists warn that Italy's Campi Flegrei may be awakening from a long dormant period. Campi Flegrei means "burning fields" in Italian. The volcanic region is also known as the Phlegraean Fields in English. The Campi Flegrei caldera is located in the metropolitan area of Naples with more than 3 Million residents at risk. It is considered being one the most dangerous volcanoes in Europe, as it has been the source of large-scale explosive eruptions in the last 250.000 years. An imminent eruption could happen at any time, scientists can't agree on what and when but something is happening. #volcano #volcaniceruption #supervolcano #naples #Campi Flegrei #Phlegraean Fields
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►►Get 5% off your Iceland 4x4 rental using our discount code RUGGEDROADTRIPS at 🤍 Follow us on our winter roadtrip through Iceland! This one was truly a wild ride! We spent two weeks exploring Iceland in March, driving through raging blizzards, swimming in glacial water, and marveling at unfathomably blue ice. This trip allowed us to experience Iceland from many different perspectives - and made us hungry for more! Support us: ►► If you would like to support us with our production of travel documentaries, you can now 'buy us a refill of diesel' - 🤍 Thank you: A big THANK YOU goes to everyone who supported us on this trip, especially Katarzyna Maria Dygul from Business Iceland, Bjarni Freyr and Pálína Georgsdóttir from ISAK 4x4 Rentals, Óskar Vignisson from Visit Vatnajökull, Guðný Lára Jónsdóttir from Atlantsflug, Helen María Björnsdóttir from Local Guide of Vatnajökull, the team of Blue Lagoon, and Alisa Silveira of BZ-COMM. Another thank you goes to Stephen Wright who captured some cool shots of us driving through a big puddle. And a very special thank you goes to Þórdís Pétursdóttir who helped us with the correct pronunciation of all Icelandic names (I may have gone overboard on Strokkur). Key Stats: Duration of trip: 14 days Distance driven: 2400 km Time of year: March Region: Western and Southern Iceland, including Snæfellsnes, the Golden Circle, Vatnajökull National Park, and Reykjanes Total cost: Roughly 7500 Euro (Flight 700 Euro, Car Rental 2300 Euro, Fuel 550 Euro, Parking 27 Euro, Accommodation 2130 Euro, Scenic Flight 400 Euro, Snorkeling 220 euro, Blue Lagoon 160 euro, Glacier Hike 430 euro, Food & Drink 600+ Euro) Kia Duster spotted: 347 Activities ISAK 4x4 Rental - 🤍 Snorkeling: 🤍 Flightseeing: 🤍 Glacier Hike: 🤍 Blue Lagoon: 🤍 Accommodation Arnarstapi: 🤍 (Cannot recommend it in winter, no heating in the bathroom, and the shower was only warm for one minute) Dís Cottages: 🤍 (Can fully recommend, amazing view) Blue Cabin: 🤍 (Fairly spacious and nice hot tub!) Umi Hotel: 🤍 Magma Hotel: 🤍 (Highly recommended! Our favorite.) Skaftafell Hotel: 🤍 (Great access to a nearby glacier!) Afternoon Cottages: 🤍 (Very cozy) Northern Lights Inn: 🤍 Airport Hotel: 🤍 (Surprisingly good, and very convenient) Full Disclosure: This trip was partially sponsored by the above-mentioned local partners. We did not receive any additional payment for the production of our documentary, however. All accommodation, fuel, and food were paid for by ourselves. All opinions are our own. Say Hello: ►► 🤍 ►► 🤍 ►► 🤍 Music ►► Artlist - Get a free trial: 🤍 ►► Epidemic Sound - Get a free trial: 🤍 Gear: ►► 🤍 ►► Our Camera Bags: 🤍 #Iceland #traveldocumentary 00:00 Intro 01:00 Arriving in Iceland 01:30 Reykjavik 02:25 First night in school bus 03:13 Starting our road trip 03:45 Hvalfjörður 04:17 Glymur 05:22 Heading to Snæfellsnes 07:15 Ytri Tunga 08:00 Búðakirkja 08:25 Arnarstapi 10:12 Heading into a blizzard 11:23 Snæfellsjökull National Park 12:18 Kirkjufell 13:45 Exploring Snæfellsnes 15:30 Stykkishólmur 15:53 Icelandic Horses 16:44 Icelandic road conditions on road.is 17:44 Harbour Seals 18:40 Slushy snow makes for dangerous driving 19:47 Haukadalur and its Geysir 22:04 Gullfoss 22:48 Golden Circle driving 24:04 Þjórsá & Hjálparfoss 24:49 Urriðafoss 25:14 Hot tub 25:37 Snorkeling in Silfra Fissure 29:30 Thingvellir 31:05 Seljalandsfoss 32:58 Skógafoss 33:30 Kvernufoss 34:37 Southern coast 35:27 Reynisfjara black sand beach 36:43 Basalt columns at Reynisfjara 37:45 Skool Beans Cafe 38:05 Polar Fox & Ptarmigan 38:40 River patterns 38:57 Magma Hotel 39:25 Moss-covered lava field 40:36 Fjaðrárgljúfur 41:28 Skaftafell 42:32 Scenic Glacier Flight with Atlantsflug 45:12 Vatnajökull National Park 46:20 Jókulsárlón 47:15 Diamond Beach 47:43 Northern Lights 48:48 Glacier Hike with Local Guide 51:05 Blue glacier ice 52:30 Hiking on the glacier 53:36 Ice cave 54:23 Reindeer 54:55 Heading west and sideways rain 55:55 4x4 on Reykjanes 57:05 Strandarkirkja & seals 57:47 Seltún 58:10 Eldfell/Fagradalsfjall - Iceland's youngest volcano 59:45 Blue Lagoon 60:58 Outro
Christmas Market Lovers, This One’s For You 🎄👇 Iceland does Christmas markets exceedingly well, and Heiðmörk Christmas Market is no different! This fairytale-like market just a 20-minute drive from Reykjavík. Nestled in the heart of Icelandic nature, this market offers a picturesque setting with live music, warm hot cocoa, and local vendors. 🎶☕ It’s also our family’s go-to spot to pick out the perfect Christmas tree 🎄So if you’re looking to soak up some holiday cheer on your Iceland trip, be sure to add Heiðmörk Christmas Market to your itinerary 📍 Would you swing by for local souvenir shopping and cocoa sipping? Let me know in the comments👇
A warning over the risks of emerging magma and the persistent likelihood of an imminent eruption of the Icelandic volcano has been issued by the country’s Met Office. In its latest update, the forecaster warned: “The likelihood of a volcanic eruption at some location along the length of the magma intrusion persists.” It added that the area between Hagafell and Sýlingarfell still faces the possibility that “magma could emerge”. A fortnight ago, Grindavik was evacuated after magma-induced seismic activity tore vast chasms through the streets of the town. While hundreds of earthquakes are still hitting the surrounding area daily, “seismic activity continues to decrease”, said the Icelandic Met Office, adding: “The likelihood of an imminent volcanic eruption diminishes with time.” #iceland #volcano #magma #news18
#iceland #volcaniceruptions #volcanoes In this video, we explore the urgent situation unfolding in Iceland, where an impending volcanic eruption threatens the safety of a town and its 4,000 residents. With the ground beneath Grindavík trembling from hundreds of earthquakes, signaling the near certainty of a volcanic eruption, the government has declared a state of emergency. Thank you so much for watching! If you are not in a position to donate, I totally understand! The biggest supporting factor that you engage in is to watch our videos all the way to the end (very important for helping us rank) and to share them around so please consider doing this so that Youtube recommends our channel more. If you are in a position to support our channel on Youtube Membership or by donating to our PayPal, the link to all of this can be found below: Check Out The OzGeographics Website: 🤍 We regularly release articles that focus on geology, science, new scientific discoveries, and more. We also summarize newly published articles in layman's terms to make them accessible and understandable for all. 🎥 Join our Youtube Channel! 🤍 Become a Member to help us to continue producing this type of content. 💟 Link to our PayPal: paypal.me/OzGeographicsYoutube For one time donations to show your support for this channel and to allow me to focus on this channel. Link To Our Patreon: patreon.com/OzGeographics Link To Our TikTok: Tiktok.com/OzGeographics Link To Our Facebook: facebook.com/OzGeographics Link To Our Instagram: instagram.com/OzGeographics Link To Our Twitter/X Account: 🤍GeographicsYTC Link To Our Rumble Account: 🤍 🌋 Subscribe to our Youtube Channel: 🤍 🌏 About OzGeographics OzGeographics is an Australian-based Youtube channel that releases videos in an easy-to-digest format. We primarily release content that covers topics within the realm of Earth Sciences or natural disasters. Still, we also release the odd video here or there that delves into other sciences or other topics altogether, depending on how compelling we find the topic at hand. Our videos are catered for anyone and everyone, and our goal is to attempt to explain hard-to-understand events in an easy-to-digest manner that isn't too "dry" in its presentation. We strive to explain hard-to-understand scientific phenomena in a way that isn't too boring or hard to understand so that people from all backgrounds can understand, learn, and appreciate this content and what we are discussing to a greater extent.
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In the land of fire and ice, where the earth's heartbeat echoes through glaciers and lava fields, a shocking event has just occurred. It was a typical day in this freezing country, the sky painted in hues of orange and pink, and with the sun just beginning its descent, little did the unsuspecting locals know that Mother Nature was about to unleash a force that would send shockwaves through the very core of the earth. But what caused this massive rupture? could it be a sign of approaching chaos? Or could it just be nature's way of reminding us who's really in charge? Join us on this adrenaline-pumping journey as we uncover the mystery behind how a 100 ft wide crack has just opened the Iceland volcano. Subscribe Here ➡ 🤍 For copyright contact ➡ 🤍 #Voyager #Space
A volcanic eruption appears imminent in Iceland as magma is now directly underneath a major town; Grindavik. Magma is currently at around 800 meters depth and may soon reach the surface and erupt. While an eruption is not guaranteed to begin within the town, it could occur anywhere along a 15-kilometer-long line of activity. While there is still a chance that a volcanic eruption won't occur, the entire town of Grindavik was evacuated. This video discusses what a hypothetical eruption might look like, and how the situation has changed in the last 16 hours. Note: This video's thumbnail image shows what a volcanic eruption of the Reykjanes volcano might look like. It does not show the current state of the Reykjanes volcano, at least at the time this video was uploaded. Note: There is still a chance that Reykjanes does not erupt. In my opinion, I believe the odds of an eruption occurring by November 24th, 2023 is 75%. Iceland road closures: 🤍 Volcano alert levels: 🤍 If you would like to support this channel, consider using one of the following links: (Patreon: 🤍 (YouTube membership: 🤍 (Gemstone & Mineral Etsy store: 🤍) (GeologyHub Merch Etsy store: 🤍) Google Earth imagery used in this video: ©Google & Data Providers This video is protected under "fair use". If you see an image and/or video which is your own in this video, and/or think my discussion of a scientific paper (and/or discussion/mentioning of the data/information within a scientific paper) does not fall under the fair use doctrine, and wish for it to be censored or removed, contact me by email at tccatron🤍asu.edu and I will make the necessary changes. Various licenses used in sections of this video (not the entire video, this video as a whole does not completely fall under one of these licenses) and/or in this video's thumbnail image: Public Domain: 🤍 CC BY 4.0: 🤍 Sources/Citations:  Vedur.is / Iceland Met Office  Halldórsson, S.A., Marshall, E.W., Caracciolo, A. et al. Rapid shifting of a deep magmatic source at Fagradalsfjall volcano, Iceland. Nature 609, 529–534 (2022). 🤍 CC BY 4.0. This derivative image is also licensed under CC BY 4.0. 0:00 A Dangerous Situation 0:20 Reykjanes Volcano Dike Intrusion 1:39 Current Magma Depth 1:55 Submarine Eruption Possibility 3:02 Cracks Formed
Iceland has declared a state of emergency and evacuated thousands of citizens in anticipation of an imminent volcanic eruption. The Reykjanes peninsula region has experienced hundreds of earthquakes and tremors in recent days. Seismologists warn that means an eruption is very likely. CBS News' Chris Livesay reports. Each weekday morning, "CBS Mornings” co-hosts Gayle King, Tony Dokoupil and Nate Burleson bring you the latest breaking news, smart conversation and in-depth feature reporting. "CBS Mornings" airs weekdays at 7 a.m. on CBS and stream it at 8 a.m. ET on the CBS News app. Subscribe to “CBS Mornings” on YouTube: 🤍 Watch CBS News: 🤍 Download the CBS News app: 🤍 Follow "CBS Mornings" on Instagram: 🤍 Like "CBS Mornings" on Facebook: 🤍 Follow "CBS Mornings" on Twitter: 🤍 Subscribe to our newsletter: 🤍 Try Paramount+ free: 🤍 For video licensing inquiries, contact: licensing🤍veritone.com


In the second volume of The Minority Report, I'm posting a recent article by a good friend of mine, Phillip M. Bailey (who happens to be a phenomenal writer) who hails from Louisville, Kentucky and writes for The Leo Weekly. In this piece, he chronicled the arrival of evacuees who left New Orleans for Louisville before Gustav hit. I'm proud that in the face of Hurricane Gustav, the city of Louisville and the Louisville chapter of The Red Cross, which is actually a regional chapter, were ready this time around.
Check the link to the article: http://leoweekly.com/?q=node/7707
Also hit up Mr. Bailey's blog The SOULution--under MESSAGE!
**Photos are courtesy of Phillip M. Bailey**
HARD WORK, SECOND EFFORT, DEDICATION, LOYALTY & LOVE--It will take each element to recover from the effects of Hurricane Katrina--so much more than a devastating tropical storm. Much love to the family members and friends of my homies from Louisiana!!


A BRIEF HISTORY OF STOCKTON
The Village of Stockton, in Hillsdale Township, was laid out in the summer of 1856, although the land was pre-empted in 1855; J.B. Stockton, Wm. Davidson and Wm. Springer were proprietors. The town was named after J.B. Stockton; Stockton stands on the E ½ of Section 34. The plat is one mile long and one-half mile wide, and embraces as area of 320 acres. Rollingstone Creek enters the town plat on the west and flows northeast through the village. Stockton stands in the main Rollingstone valley, sometimes spoken of as the “west branch”. The creek was later renamed Garvin Brook, after philanthropist H.C. Garvin, founder of Bay State Milling Company, in Winona. Garvin also donated land west of Stockton to use as a park, known as Farmers' Community Park. It was told to me that the reason Stockton got named was because J.B. Stockton had half of the town property and the most money to begin the village. ...
In the summer of 1855 H.A. Putnam emigrated to this section with his family, and built a frame building, 24' x 18', which was used as a dwelling and as a store for general merchandise. This undoubtedly was the first house erected, was located on Main Street. Among the early residents mentioned: George Gregory and family, Rev. Wm. Poling, John Dacon (blacksmith), Andrew Miller (carpenter), Henry Parrot (wagon maker), Robert Curtis (blacksmith), Henry Wiseman and John Alexander. Wiseman and Alexander owned a carpenter and wagon shop in 1857. The year 1858 was marked by the grading of the “Transit railway” which cut through the town. The population were pleased with the venture and were anxious for its completion, but when the company failed and were unable to pay their bills for labor and goods, the enterprise was looked upon with disfavor. The road was then purchased by the Winona and St. Peter company, and completed in 1861. This company eventually became part of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad and then D M & E company. Currently the railroad has again changed hands to the CNP railway. There is discussions of having a high-speed rail line through Stockton.
J.B. Stockton was proprietor of the first hotel in 1856. (Eagle Hotel – located at 8550 Co. Rd. 23) Wm. Dodge was the first postmaster in Stockton. The office was just south of the town line. Oscar Ogrosky served as postman in later years. A mill was built in the shape of a sawmill in 1855, by Wm. Dodge. In 1857 it was sold to Starbuck & Jones, who converted it into a gristmill with two runs of burrs. In 1859 it passed into the hands of Hugh Sherry, who sold a half interest to Dr. S.B. Sheardown. In was run by the partnership for five years, when it was purchased by Mowbray and Sons. In 1879 the old burrs were abandoned and patent rolling and crushing machinery installed. The capacity was increased to 250 bbls. per day. Rollingstone creek supplied half the power, the remainder was secured by steam engines. The mill, a three story frame structure, did a lively business. (Despite having changed hands many times it is still operating today.) Some of the past operators were R. Mademann, W. Cornforth, a corporation, and Tom Farren. Jamie Smith is the last to own the mill, which burned down November 25, 1988. It was said that the 1991 flood happened because the mill gates were closed, and shortly after the DNR helped the City tear down the gates. In 2009 there is still a bottom part of the mill that can be seen in the creek itself.
The first school, a frame building, 20' x 28' was built in 1857, and was taught by Albert Thomas. The second school was a large frame building, 28' x 50', built in 1875. There were two department, a primary and intermediate department. With two teachers and an average attendance of 100 pupils, this school did some fine work. This building was torn down in 1958 by Vincent Daniel, who salvaged enough material to construct a home on West Main Street. The original bell tower was saved and moved. A new concrete and brick building was occupied in 1957 as a third school on the corner of 6th and D Streets. This building was purchased by the town in 1982 after being closed as a school. It is presently used as a Community Center and City Hall. Also includes Stockton First Responders, Stockton Senior Citizens, TOPS, local 4-H branch the Peppy Pals and Hillsdale Township offices.
Merchants in the town included; Thomas and Swindler, general merchandise and drugstore; James Mitchell, hardware, boots and shoes; Simon Ramm, general merchandise; Sheardown and Sheardown, general merchandise and drugs. In later years, successive merchants were Krenzke, Roth, Steutrem, Nisbit. Although the past has seen the first frame building house a general store and residence, it has been a post office, cabinet shop, and a grocery store operated by Ralph Benicke who took over the business from his father Theo. It is now operated by Viola Benicke as an antique store. Other early businessmen were two physicians, Dr. S.B. Sheardown Sr. and Dr. T.B. Sheardown Jr.; and two blacksmith shops kept by Christopher Lowerish and George McNutt. Many other businesses have come and gone over the years; railroad depot, elevator, livestock yard, and water tower were located West of F Street near the railroad. A creamery, which was destroyed by fire was located at F Street and 6th Street. A broom factory was built on this spot but no traces remain today. Another creamery was built on C Street, but went out of business in the late 1940s. It was used as a warehouse, and now owned by Charlie Heinz who built it into apartments. C.C. Smith built a garage on Main Street, it became the English garage operated by John and then by his son Clyde. A blacksmith, C.P. Daniel, ran a business there until an autobody shop run by G. Cook moved in. It was torn down in 1994. 2009 has an industry named Technical Die Casting on the West side of town on Main Street, also have a Tooling, Machine & design company, a gas station with food bar, Tiger Lily Tattoo parlor, and Stockton Valley Saloon as businesses.
Stockton had two churches, the Episcopal and the methodist. The services of the Episcopal church were held at first in the school house. The first minister was Rev. Benj. Evans. The congregation was regularly organized in 1859, and a church building was erected the same year. This structure was a frame 32'x 42' with a spire of 45 feet high. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bond, Wm. H. Bayrard and family, J.A. Moore and family and John Monk and family were the prominent original members. For several years the church was without a regular minister. Rev. Joseph Hilmer, of Winona, was in charge of this congregation, the church today is called Grace Lutheran Church.
Methodist church meetings were held in Stockton's Hotel as early as 1856, with A.J. Nelson presiding. These were continued until 1857, at the building of the school house, when it was used. Rev. Wm. Poling was appointed minister by the conference in 1857. A frame church was built in 1872 dimensions 40' x 32', tower and belfry were 15 feet above the roof line. Rev. Wm. H. Soule was the first minister appointed for the new church, which had a membership of forty-four. The church tower and belfry were destroyed in a storm and were never rebuilt. The church was closed in 1976 and was later sold. It is now used as a residence.
A Sabbath School was organized in 1856 by Mrs. H.A. Putnam, in her own house. The school had a membership of fifty, with five teachers. Rev. W.A. Miles was the minister in 1883.
Temperance Society – Refuge Division of the Sons of Temperance, No. 71. This society was chartered in 1876, with twenty-five members. For quite awhile this was flourishing society and did much good for the community, but fell into decay. The officers were W.H. Thomas – W.P., Mrs. Mary Blair – R.S.; Lella McNutt – F.S.; Frank Mitchell – I.S.; Alex Torrence – O.S.; F. E. Blair – Treasurer; Geo. Risinger – Chap. There were forty charter members.
Lyceum – A literary and debating society, organized for mutual benefit. Officers: S.B. Sheardown, president; W.H. Thomas, secretary; R. H. Allen, treasurer.
Stockton cemetery, having an area of two acres, was laid out in 1860, at the North end of the town plat. It has since been renamed Oakland Cemetery.
The main streets of Stockton are four rods wide (66-feet), excepting Broadway, which is six rods wide (99-feet). The alleys are sixteen feet wide (19.4-feet wide). The population is said to be 383.
The area of the City has since been expanded, to the west and to the east, and the population is 520. In 2009 the population is 766, with the new addition of Garvin View Estates on the North end of town. This subdivision brought forth Municipal water to the town. In 1976 the City had Municipal Sewer put in.
- Information from the courthouse records, Winona County, Minnesota
- “History of Winona County”, Stockton Village, Hillsdale Township, pp 594-596
- Additional information from Harold E. Daniels as I remembered it. - January 20, 1987
- Additional information from Archie Daniel – March 1997
- Additional information from Bethany Winchester – July 2009


The Adirondack park is located in upstate New York and is a protected wild forest preserve. We are surrounded by lakes and mountains, wonderful fresh air and are a year-round vacation destination for families from around the world. Our northern location in proximity to the Olympic Village of Lake Placid makes it a great residence for our staff and our visiting patients as well as year-round residents.
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Hobans provide a range of school transport service contracts throughout the Lake District and the heart of Cumbria.
We also provide private school transport upon request.
All of our drivers are DBS cleared and registered.
Get in touch with us to find our more about our school transport in Cumbria. We are based in Workington, and provide services around the county.


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Where the Games are Played
Any questions during the games please stop by the Society Tent located next to the Ceremony Field.
Free Shuttle Busses will be running between parking areas and the gate throughout the games.
Map to the Games
The 2013 Central Florida Highland Games will be held in the Central Winds Park, which is located in the beautiful city of Winter Springs, Florida.
Central Winds Park
1000 E. SR 434
Winter Springs, Florida 32708
A community park with competition quality league play only baseball, softball and soccer fields, and volleyball courts. A passive area on the West Side of the park includes pavilions, picnic grills, playground, horseshoes and a nature trail.
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Altamonte Springs Hilton (Host Hotel of the 2013 CFSHG)
350 North Lake Blvd
Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
The Hilton Orlando / Altamonte Springs Hotel is the offical hotel of the 2013 Highland Games and is one of Orlando's leading convention and business hotels. It is located just minutes from the Games. It is located just off of interstate 4 and is easily accessible from all major highways.
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Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel (Host Hotel of Piping Bands)
230 West State Road 436
Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
The new Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel (Formaly the Magnuson Grand Hotel Orlando North) in Altamonte Springs is the offical hotel of the 2013 Highland Games Piping Competition and is one of Orlando's leading convention and business hotels. It is located just minutes from the Games. It is located behind the Walgreens, at SR 436/Wymore Rd. and is easily accessible from all major highways.
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Apopka, FL 32703
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Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
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International Sales Conference
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20.7.2018 Clouds and Mountains over Greenland.
21.7.2018 View on Toronto from Center Island.
Center Island: Idyllic relief from Toronto's city.
The South Seas? - Lake Ontario.
Island, City and happy tourists.
22.7.2018 Niagra Falls.
Water mass on the Canadian side.
After storms in the morning finally the permission to take off.
Our first helicopter flight. The little money is totally worth it.
2832 m³ Water/s.
23.7.2018 Made it to the hall of fame.
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Gino's Pizza. Sweet, hot and a lot.
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29.7.2018 Scenic drive to Rocky Mountain National Park.
Heavy pack on our first backpacking stage.
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Lonesome glacial lakes.
Drinking water all around.
Nearly caught it.
Way back to our camp.
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They call them Rocky Mountains.
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31.7.2018 Ferry's forest.
Drive along the continental divide.
No jam, no stress. I like that traffic.
Looking for moose at Grand Lake.
Along Colorado River.
Scenic drives instead of highways.
1.8.2018 Grand Mesa Ntl. Forest awaking.
Cold lakes for swimming and fishing.
Breakfast without fish.
Oscar Mayer Wienermobile.
On our way to Moab.
Wild West feeling.
Our "soccer mum car".
No oncoming traffic today.
High plateau of Arches Ntl. Park.
First discoveries in Arches by car.
Water and erosion shape the landscape.
Rocks fresh out of the cookie jar.
They call it "Arches".
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Climbing Delicate Arch.
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Basin before Delicate Arch.
Stone turrets help finding the trails.
Sunset over the prairie.
2.8.2018 Pleasant anticipation at sunrise.
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More red rocks and green bushes.
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Tiny and giant stone turrets.
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Film setting in Monuments Valley.
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Grand Canyon South Rim.
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Fires near North Rim.
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6.8.2018 Bryce Canyon.
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Arriving at Coral Hollow to stay the night.
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Hoodoo and human shadows.
8.8.2018 Cedar Breaks Ntl. Monument
Cedar Breaks National Monument.
Cedar Breaks rear view.
Burned trees from wildfires.
Zion Ntl. Park. Trees and cactus family.
Discovery by shuttle.
Quick shot out of the shuttle.
Sleep at Kolob Reservoire.
Only light baggage.
Just a little dram.
Into the woods.
Got caps and sunglasses.
Hop Valley trail.
Beautiful but toxic.
Descent at the end of hop valley.
Approaching drinking water.
Set up our private oasis.
Right next La Verkin Creek.
10.8.2018 Difficult goodbye.
A little nap after lunch.
Entering the desert in Nevada.
Hot wind burns in our eyes.
Valley of fire.
Our hottest night.
Art next to our tent.
Las Vegas in three hours.
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The thermometer does not lie.
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Mountains of Sequoia Ntl. Forest.
Three Rivers on our way to Sequoia Ntl. Park.
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Climbing Moro Rock.
Ascending to heaven.
Resistance against wildfire.
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While visiting family in Colorado, I made some time to create some portraits for a family in the shadow of the mountains. This mama had twins just a year after her first born. These kids were sweet, cute, energetic and the oldest very independent. My favorite shots are from when they did not even know I was shooting. I love little girl in the grass. By the end of the shoot we captured some wonderful expressions.
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See Life on the 6 Train. The view at the top exceeded my expectations and I was happy to get a sense of my surroundings and take in the scenery of the Turnagain Arm , a branch of glacial water surrounded by towering mountains that leads to the Gulf of Alaksa. Catching my breath, I hobbled to the restaurants as I peeled layer after layer exposing my sweaty back and the markings of an out of shape city girl. She did better than that, after a brief exchange we decided to go fancy in our hiking gear and dine at Seven Glaciers Restaurant , where I feasted on my first Alaskan halibut and a Boullabaisse soup, loaded with seafood and a saffron broth.
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nFuse is a part of the Xplore Group. The Xplore Group has multiple offices, in several countries, including Spain. To be more precise, Valencia. The offices in Spain are located in quite a distinctive building “Edificio Europa”
The building is located at a stones-throw of the, as-impressive, soccer Mestalla stadium. The Xplore Group office is located at the 13th floor, so impressive views are guaranteed. The front view oversees part of one of the main streets and stadium, the back view, the gorgeous ocean.
All work and no play?
Well…being in Spain always tends to give a holiday like feeling (to me at least). Feeling the difference in temperature (15 degrees in Belgium) to 27-30 degrees in Spain is nice, but seeing the palmtrees, hills and blue skies is a big bonus.
Aside all that, work had to be done, meetings attended, new people to meet (our Spanish co-workers are a great team), a holiday certainly it was not. Several meetings and handshakes later we settled in the normal daypace working. Working together creates a better understanding of the day-to-day challenges. But also, eXploring new business opportunities for nFuse were discussed.
The official opening
The opening started around 17.00. The caterer had been prepping all afternoon, making sure that all was set for customers, family and co-workers. To be honest, it was a Tapas galore. Food and drinks were being served in a rapid succession and the tapas got better and better. The opening progressed in a very relaxed manner. The opening turned out to be a success. Thanks to Els for getting everything arranged and the meticulous planning.
Well, what can I say. Being this close to the stadium…and Valencia plays Arsenal in the Europe league…we just had to attend. So after the party, we walked over to see a fantastic match.
Development / DevOps and support
Our co-workers in Spain are developers, MDM-specialists and DevOps experts. nFuse works close together with all our offices and it has been a great pleasure to meet all involved people. Would you like to follow our offices in Spain? They have their own Facebook account. Head over there and give them a big thumbs up!!


The Rust Belt is a chain of Midwestern cities that were once marked by industry and heavily populated with workers. Today the Rust Belt is a region marked by empty lots, abandonment, and neglect.
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Imagine the Possibilities with Morrison Ranch New Homes for Sale in Gilbert, Arizona
In the Maricopa County of Arizona, there is no better place to be than the thriving town of Gilbert. One of the fastest growing places to be in the United States, this town has been around since the early 1900’s and was originally known as the “Hay Capital of the World.” These days Gilbert is more known for its growing population and expanding business, cultural and arts centers.
Even though Gilbert has been around for many years, the average age of homeowners is 30 years old and the city continues to thrive as a young, family-orientated community. A focus on culture, the arts and recreation is the base of this town, which has brought homeowners together and formed many friendships and traditions. With new construction in Gilbert every year, the main emphasis for this town is on keeping green spaces alive and well without disturbing the natural desert surroundings.
Spend Time in the Great Outdoors in this Community
If it is a private master planned community that you are looking for when searching for a new place to live, Morrison Ranch can very well be the place for you. With just over 2,000 acres, this quaint subdivision has incorporated a suburban lifestyle with a traditional ranch style of trees, white fences and plenty of parks and green spaces for young and old homeowners to enjoy.
When looking at new homes for sale in Morrison Ranch, you will not be disappointed with the selection of styles and home lots that this Gilbert subdivision provides for families of all ages and sizes. One of the benefits of belonging to a master planned community is the governing body of the Community Council that helps enforce the maintenance and implementation of the open and green spaces of Morrison Ranch.
The Neighborhoods of Morrison Ranch Provide Home Buyers with Plenty of Options
There are several separate neighborhoods that have been spaced throughout the section of Morrison Ranch. Higley Estates, Highland Groves and Lakeview Trails North all have completed new homes for sale in Morrison Ranch that can accommodate any needs you may have for your growing family.
With many recently built Morrison Ranch homes, there are a number of different floor plans to choose from that are designed by many builders. With a number of custom amenities for each neighborhood, no matter where you choose to settle into Morrison Ranch, you will find yourself right at home. With a man-made lake in Morrison Town Center that is stocked with fish, a percentage of over 20% of green spaces within this subdivision or even the multitude of shops to examine, there is no end to the amount of activities for one to enjoy while living here in this custom subdivision.


Niagara Falls & Niagara University
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Greater Buffalo Area, NY
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Erie Canal, Tonawanda, & Lockport, NY
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Why Is a Small, Remote African Country Hit Hard by the CCP Virus?
Six lawmakers in Burkina Faso tested positive for Covid-19
May 7, 2020
Burkina Faso is a small landlocked country located in West Africa. Although the country is not a transportation hub and far away from China, it is hit hard by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) virus, commonly known as the novel coronavirus. Among 23 cabinet members, six ministers have contracted the virus.
Burkina Faso spans 273,600 square kilometers, according to World Bank data in 2018. The United Nations estimates that the country’s current population is around 20.8 million. Once a French colony, the country was renamed Burkina Faso, which means “Land of Incorruptible People” in the region’s main native languages, in 1984.
Six Cabinet Ministers Infected With CCP Virus
Burkina Faso had 645 confirmed cases and 43 deaths caused by the CCP virus, as of April 30.
According to African News, Burkina Faso is experiencing one of the highest virus infection rates in sub-Saharan Africa.
So far six government ministers among the country’s 23 cabinet members have been confirmed to be infected, including the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Commerce, Mines and Quarries, Education, Interior, and Trade, Reuters reported on April 10.
The country announced its first COVID-19 death on March 17. The patient was 62-year-old Rose Marie Compaore, who was former vice president of parliament.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Alpha Barry confirmed he was infected with the CCP virus on March 20.
The number of confirmed cases probably represent just “the tip of the iceberg,” said Jerry-Jonas Mbasha, an official representing Burkina Faso at the World Health Organization (WHO).
The New Humanitarian, an independent media outlet, revealed that the only testing laboratory in the country is located in Bobo-Dioulasso—the second largest city and a five-hour drive from the capital. This means patient samples across the country will take at least 12 hours before getting diagnostic results.
There is currently only one hospital with 500 beds and one small clinic, each with just a few ventilators, designated to treat patients infected with the CCP virus, according to the report.
The report said the government wants to establish a second laboratory in the capital Ouagadougou, but no one in the country is qualified to set up the equipment.
In the past year, 135 health centers around the country were shut down due to escalating violence by extremist and local militant groups that have forced almost 800,000 people to flee their homes, the report said. The growing number of virus patients could overwhelm the weakened health system, resulting in a public health crisis.
Poor living conditions in Burkina Faso are also a major drawback in battling against the CCP virus. There is a severe water shortage in the country, meaning poor sanitation. Washing hands frequently is one of the key methods of preventing the virus from spreading.
In addition, many refugees live in close quarters, with five to ten people sharing a tent. It is therefore impossible to maintain social distancing.
WHO official Mbasha told the Arabic news outlet Al Jazeera that the international community needs to step in to help prevent a major crisis.
“We need technical and financial partners to come in and protect Burkina Faso,” he said.
Lessons Learned the Hard Way
Countries with close or lucrative relations with the Chinese regime are most affected by the CCP virus. Burkina Faso is no exception.
On May 24, 2018, Burkina Faso announced that it would sever diplomatic relations with Taiwan, which the Chinese regime considers to be part of its territory. Two days later, the African country’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Alpha Barry, signed an agreement with Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi to resume diplomatic relations between the two countries.
Since 2016, Beijing has focused on luring away Taiwan’s allies by offering them Chinese investments and loans. Despite Taiwan being a self-ruled island with its own democratically-elected government, Beijing considers Taiwan a renegade province that should be united with the mainland, with military force if necessary.
Burkina Faso and China established a joint economic and trade committee shortly after resuming diplomatic ties. Since then, bilateral trade has rapidly developed, and there have been a number of high-level officials’ visits between both countries.
In September 2018, Burkina Faso’s President, Roch Marc Christian Kaboré, paid a state visit to China and attended the Beijing Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation.
In January 2019, Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi visited four African countries, including Burkina Faso.
In April 2019, the President and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Burkina Faso made another state visit to China.
In July 2019, when Chinese Vice-Minister of Agriculture Qu Dongyu was elected as the Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), Qu received “firm support” from Burkina Faso. State-run media China Daily reported that Wang Yi later said, “From now on, China has got another good friend, which is our African allies, inside the international organizations of the United Nations.”
At the U.N. Human Rights Council in 2019, 22 countries condemned the large-scale detention of Uyghurs in China. Meanwhile, more than 50 countries collectively issued a joint statement expressing their support for the Chinese regime. Burkina Faso was one of the countries that chose to support the CCP. Some of the CCP’s supporters included human rights violators, such as Russia, Venezuela, North Korea, Burma (Myanmar), and Cambodia.
The vast majority of African countries are developing countries, and they have been the focus of the CCP’s diplomatic efforts. Beijing influences and manipulates these countries by offering lucrative deals, such as substantial economic assistance, investment, trade, as well as helping with local infrastructure projects.
At present, the African countries with the most virus infections have either close political or economic ties with the Chinese regime, such as Egypt, South Africa, Morocco, and Algeria.
Conversely, Swaziland, now officially known as eSwatini, which is the only country in Africa that has not established formal diplomatic relations with China, has far fewer virus cases. So far, there have been only 100 confirmed cases and one death as of April 30.
In today’s globalized environment, it is quite common to establish diplomatic and trade relations with China. The key issue is whether a nation or an individual is able to understand the true nature of the CCP’s communist ideology, and what stance they take with regard to the CCP’s human rights abuses.
Two typical examples are Hong Kong and Taiwan. Despite close proximity to mainland China, as well as intimate trade and tourism to and from China, these two regions have few confirmed cases and low death tolls. Especially in the case of Hong Kong, large numbers of mainland Chinese entered Hong Kong every day, before the city partially closed its borders to the mainland on March 23. The success of virus containment in Taiwan and Hong Kong can hardly be explained by modern science.
Why is this happening? People of Hong Kong have explicitly said “no” to the CCP by participating in anti-government protests, and people in Taiwan publicly supported Hong Kong’s democratic movement. Taiwan has adopted democratic elections and followed the will of its people to stay away from the CCP.
Burkina Faso, a landlocked African country far away from China, is suffering the bitter fruits of maintaining diplomatic relations with the CCP. It is truly a lesson learned the hard way.


As happens each late spring, sea ice in the Arctic is contracting as temperatures warm. Be that as it may, this year is a particularly warm year, and there is less sea ice than there for the most part is. Specialists say Earth is on track to matchor possibly outperform the record low level generally spring sea ice found in September 2012.
The vanishing sea ice means that a warming planet, and it is furthermore an issue forever frames associated with the ice, for instance, green development that live in the salt water filled channels inside sea ice. “These green development are changed in accordance with get to be under low light conditions,” says Doreen Kohlbach of the Alfred Wegener Institute in Bremerhaven, Germany. These green development, close by algal species that live in the incomprehensible ocean, shape the base of the Arctic sustenance web. Additionally, they are an essential sustenance source despite for species that don’t live under the ice, another study shows up.
This shows ecological change won’t simply impact living creatures with a close-by relationship with the sea ice, Kohlbach says, in any case it will in like manner appropriately impact the pelagic, or unfathomable ocean, structure.
In the new study, Kohlbach and her partners looked rate of carbon that diverse sorts of zooplankton — one phase up on the Arctic support web — get from sea ice green development in the midst recently summer. A part of the animals live near the sea ice, while others are seen as pelagic species. By using unsaturated fats as a marker, the experts chose the measure of carbon in each species began from sea ice green development.
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Animals that lived underneath the sea ice, as anybody may expect, got an impressive measure of their carbon from sea ice green development — from 60 to 90 percent, the investigators report July 8 in Limnology and Oceanography. Regardless, even pelagic species got 20 to 50 percent of their dietary carbon from green development embedded in sea ice. “Our results exhibited that not only the ice-related animals were living generally from ice algae–produced carbon, yet that in like manner the pelagic species showed a basic dependence on ice algae–produced carbon,” says Kohlbach.
Scientists have yet to test more raised measures of the food web, so they can’t yet predict how the loss of sea ice green development may impact greater species, for instance, fish or seals or polar bears. Regardless, it will apparently have some effect, Kohlbach says. “If changes of the sea ice system impact the low people from the regular lifestyle, it will in this manner impact each and every after part.”
There’s furthermore a possibility that creature sorts that at present eat sea ice green development could change to maintaining on various species if their favored sustenance vanishes. In any case, the stress is for those species that depend totally on sea ice green development. “We can’t state for without question what will happen to the life frames that depend exceedingly on sea ice,” Kohlbach says. Some of them may acclimate to the movements with a changing empowering conduct. To choose the outcomes on a creature bunches level, we need to finish more research.


Two new painted ceilings for an 18th century monument on the Amsterdam canals
"In this law firm, meetings generally commence with an upward glance. . "
The ceiling plaster seemingly sheds her skin, and like a palimpsest, reveals the coastal lines of a classical maritime legend hailing from the time when the original occupants of the building made their fortune.
Meridians and compass roses serve as points of orientation.
Then recently discovered seas and lands are depicted as vast expanses of space filled with images of animals that were seen in, or reputed to inhabit the areas.
Sea turtles, rhinos and whales have for us become trusted images. Yet the existence of other fantastical animals, monsters and mythological figures as depicted on these legends, were for a very long time equally relevant.
They convey the sense of both fear and adventure particular to man treading into the unknown