US - Sixty Western wildfires stretch crews to limit

[Guest guest]

Jorge,

 

It's that old fiery sixth lord aspecting the houses trick again.

 

 

Sally

 

P.S. I found out how to copy the charts from JT finally, choose the bitmap option..

 

On 8/1/06, Jorge Angelino <jorge.angelino wrote:

 

 

 

Sixty Western wildfires

stretch crews to limit

Tuesday,

August 1, 2006; Posted: 9:55 a.m. EDT (13:55 GMT

)

BOISE, Idaho (AP) -- For the

first time since 2003, federal land management agencies are being asked to make

more employees available to fight wildfires because crews and equipment have

been stretched to the limit by nearly 60 major blazes around the West.

The

National

Interagency

Fire

Center over the weekend raised its re

sponse status to the

highest threat level, a move triggered when nearly all available crews and

firefighting resources are committed.

The move allows federal firefighting coordinators to summon

additional federal employees, military reinforcements and foreign fire crews if

necessary.

" It frees up what we call the militia -- agency

employees whose regular job may be as a biologist or realty sp

ecialist but who are

trained in fire duty and can now be called up to help, " said Randy

Eardley, a U.S. Bureau of Land Management sp

okesman at the federal

firefighting center in Boise.

More than 24,000 firefighters were working on fires across

the West on Monday, including 58 large fires of 500 acres or more.

The biggest active fire in the country was in northern

Nevada, where nearly 300 square

miles of grass and sagebrush had burned. It was 10 percent contained Monday,

and fire bosses had no estimate when it would be surrounded.

No homes were in immediate danger, though one outbuilding

had been destroyed, said Jamie Thompson of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management

in Winnemucca

, Nevada

..

More people were told to evacuate Monday from areas south of

Chadron

, Nebraska

, on the fourth day of

fires that have scorched nearly 80 square miles.

About 45 to 50 people were affected by the latest evacuation

orders, and hundreds of others evacuated over the weekend were kept from their

homes.

Four rural houses have been destroyed and several more

damaged since lightning sp

arked the fires last week.

In Montana, more firefighters, equipment and aircraft

arrived Monday as crews fought to corral a fire that blew up rapidly in Glacier

National Park over the weekend, fanned by strong winds and blistering heat.

Firefighters got some relief Monday with calmer winds and

lower temperatures, but officials said the fire -- estimated at 34 square miles

-- still posed a threat to the gateway community of St. Mary.

The blaze came within a mile of the town over the weekend.

The National Park Service on Sunday evacuated its administrative site there, as

well as several area campgrounds.

Most of the park remained open to visitors, officials said.

Residents of a subdivision in central

Oregon were allowed to return

late Monday as crews tamed a fire there, though evacuation orders remained in

effect for another 500 residents of two subdivisions near the tourist town of Sisters

..

The subdivisions appear to be protected from the 14-square

mile fire, which is 30 percent contained, said Scott Brayton, a fire sp

okesman.

An evacuation order was also lifted for several dozen

residents near Weaverville in northern California

after a wildfire that destroyed one home calmed down.

In

Idaho, a 5-square-mile fire in the mountains fed on bug-killed

evergreen stands as it neared a cluster of vacation homes and a mining museum.

More than 70,600 timber and range fires have burned on

federal land so far this year, higher than the 10-year average of 50,984,

according to the National

Interagency

Fire

Center

.. Because of unusually large early-season range fires in Texas

and Oklahoma

, the acreage burned so

far in 2006 is 5.5 million, compared with a 10-year average of 3 million acres

for the same period.

 

http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/08/01/wildfires.ap/index.html

 

US dasha: Ve/

Sa/Mo/Ve/Ke

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Yes my

dear Sally,

 

and in that process, transit Mars, L6, is becoming

weak & placed in an afflicted house. Besides, natal Mars is coming under

the square aspect of transit Rahu/Ketu axis, and becomes operational on the third

level of dasha on the 7th August

2006, precisely in the same day that its affliction

over the houses 1, 4, 5 and 10 becomes exact. This is not good for a decrease

of the number of fires all over the country…and other aspects.

 

That will be the day of the exact

conjunction of transit Saturn and transit Sun. Saturn is the operational

subperiod of US & WASHINGTON charts.

 

Regarding US, Saturn is L4 in rasi and the

Sun is L8 in D6.

 

Regarding WASHINGTON, Saturn is L2 and the

Sun is L8 in rasi. MEP7 and MEP1 will be under the aspect of transit Mercury,

L12, in D6. And transit Mars, L4, will be in H8 under the exact aspect of natal Jupiter and

close aspect of

natal Ketu placed in H12.

 

Some tragic event(s), may be related with

the earth (Saturn) and H4, may happen in US during August 2006, as it was

already suggested by our dear .

 

But this exact aspect of transit Sun and transit

Saturn together with the exact/close affliction of Rahu to the conjunction of Mercury

and Venus will not be good for anyone or for any country. So ATTENTION is very

much needed in the coming days.

 

Aloha

 

Jorge

 

 

SAMVA

[sAMVA ] On Behalf Of Sally

Spencer

quarta-feira, 2 de Agosto de

2006 05:13

SAMVA

Re: US - Sixty

Western wildfires stretch crews to limit

 

 

 

 

Jorge,

 

It's that old fiery sixth lord aspecting the houses trick again.

 

 

Sally

 

P.S. I found out how to copy the charts from JT finally, choose the

bitmap option..

 

 

 

On 8/1/06, Jorge Angelino <jorge.angelino (AT) netvisao (DOT) pt>

wrote:

 

 

 

Sixty

Western wildfires stretch crews to limit

Tuesday, August

1, 2006; Posted: 9:55 a.m. EDT (13:55 GMT )

BOISE,

Idaho (AP) -- For the first time since 2003, federal land management agencies

are being asked to make more employees available to fight wildfires because

crews and equipment have been stretched to the limit by nearly 60 major blazes

around the West.

The National Interagency

Fire Center over the weekend raised its re sponse status to the highest threat

level, a move triggered when nearly all available crews and firefighting

resources are committed.

The move allows federal

firefighting coordinators to summon additional federal employees, military

reinforcements and foreign fire crews if necessary.

" It frees up what we

call the militia -- agency employees whose regular job may be as a biologist or

realty sp ecialist but who are trained in fire duty and can now be called up

to help, " said Randy Eardley, a U.S. Bureau of Land Management sp okesman at the federal

firefighting center in Boise.

More than 24,000

firefighters were working on fires across the West on Monday, including 58

large fires of 500 acres or more.

The biggest active fire

in the country was in northern Nevada, where nearly 300 square miles of grass

and sagebrush had burned. It was 10 percent contained Monday, and fire bosses

had no estimate when it would be surrounded.

No homes were in

immediate danger, though one outbuilding had been destroyed, said Jamie

Thompson of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management in Winnemucca , Nevada .

More people were told to

evacuate Monday from areas south of Chadron , Nebraska , on the fourth day of

fires that have scorched nearly 80 square miles.

About 45 to 50 people

were affected by the latest evacuation orders, and hundreds of others evacuated

over the weekend were kept from their homes.

Four rural houses have

been destroyed and several more damaged since lightning sp arked the fires last

week.

In Montana, more

firefighters, equipment and aircraft arrived Monday as crews fought to corral a

fire that blew up rapidly in Glacier National Park over the weekend, fanned by

strong winds and blistering heat.

Firefighters got some

relief Monday with calmer winds and lower temperatures, but officials said the

fire -- estimated at 34 square miles -- still posed a threat to the gateway

community of St. Mary.

The blaze came within a

mile of the town over the weekend. The National Park Service on Sunday

evacuated its administrative site there, as well as several area campgrounds.

Most of the park remained

open to visitors, officials said.

Residents of a

subdivision in central Oregon were allowed to return late Monday as crews tamed

a fire there, though evacuation orders remained in effect for another 500

residents of two subdivisions near the tourist town of Sisters .

The subdivisions appear

to be protected from the 14-square mile fire, which is 30 percent contained,

said Scott Brayton, a fire sp okesman.

An evacuation order was

also lifted for several dozen residents near Weaverville in northern California after a wildfire that

destroyed one home calmed down.

In Idaho, a 5-square-mile

fire in the mountains fed on bug-killed evergreen stands as it neared a cluster

of vacation homes and a mining museum.

More than 70,600 timber

and range fires have burned on federal land so far this year, higher than the

10-year average of 50,984, according to the National Interagency Fire Center .

Because of unusually large early-season range fires in Texas and Oklahoma , the acreage burned so

far in 2006 is 5.5 million, compared with a 10-year average of 3 million acres

for the same period.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/08/01/wildfires.ap/index.html

 

US dasha: Ve/ Sa/Mo/Ve/Ke

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hello Jorge,

 

Can you clarify one thing, the afflicted house, it's dispositors are weak by combust Saturn?

 

and in that process, transit Mars, L6, is becoming

weak & placed in an afflicted house. Besides, natal Mars is coming under

the square asp

ect of transit

 

Thanks.

 

Sally

On 8/1/06, Jorge Angelino <jorge.angelino wrote:

 

 

 

Yes my

dear Sally,

 

and in that process, transit Mars, L6, is becoming

weak & placed in an afflicted house. Besides, natal Mars is coming under

the square asp

ect of transit

[Guest guest]

Dear

Sally,

 

Transit functional malefic Mars over MEP10

is the reason of the L6 to become even weaker as it transits an afflicted H10.

 

Saturn, L4, being exactly combust in

transit makes it even weaker, and less able to defend H4 significations.

 

Best wishes,

 

Jorge

 

 

 

 

 

 

SAMVA

[sAMVA ] On Behalf Of Sally

Spencer

quarta-feira, 2 de Agosto de

2006 11:36

SAMVA

Re: US - Sixty

Western wildfires stretch crews to limit

 

 

 

 

Hello Jorge,

 

Can you clarify one thing, the afflicted house, it's dispositors are weak by

combust Saturn?

 

and in that process, transit Mars, L6, is

becoming weak & placed in an afflicted house. Besides, natal Mars is coming

under the square asp ect of transit

 

Thanks.

 

Sally

 

On 8/1/06, Jorge Angelino <jorge.angelino (AT) netvisao (DOT) pt>

wrote:

 

 

 

Yes my dear Sally,

 

and in that process,

transit Mars, L6, is becoming weak & placed in an afflicted house. Besides,

natal Mars is coming under the square asp ect of transit

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

If it was in front of my nose, it would have bit me;)

Interesting way to put- because it's afflicting it weakens itself.

 

SallyOn 8/2/06, Jorge Angelino <jorge.angelino wrote:

 

 

 

Dear

Sally,

 

Transit functional malefic Mars over MEP10

is the reason of the L6 to become even weaker as it transits an afflicted H10.

 

Saturn, L4, being exactly combust in

transit makes it even weaker, and less able to defend H4 significations.

 

Best wishes,

 

Jorge