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...the weekend for Andrew Stanley, pictured here in 2009. Andrew was just 4 when his home burned in the November 2008 Freeway Complex Fire. The weekend party turned into a community celebration for many kids whose homes were damaged or destroyed. The party turned...
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The Orange County Register
http://www.ocregister.com/news/fire-247021-stanley-party.html
How to build a big city in Sim City 4. This is part 2 which shows you how to layout your city. Check out part one if you need unlimited money (which you'll need!). Obviously, I've used a lot of mods in order to make my giant city. The most essential for the layout of your city are these: Network Addon Mod: www.simtropolis.com Indastry Quadrupler: www.simtropolis.com Garbage Chute: www.simtropolis.com ROAD TOP MASS TRANSIT (bus+subway stops): www.simtropolis.com Industry Quadrupler V2.1: www.simtropolis.com BSC MEGA Props SG Vol 01: www.simtropolis.com Highway ReStyling Mod V03: www.simtropolis.com Giant High School: www.simtropolis.com Train Station Set: www.simtropolis.com Radius Doubler Mod: www.simtropolis.com Farming Jobs Multiplier: www.simtropolis.com Modern Water Tower: www.simtropolis.com 1x1 Parking set (parking garage): www.simtropolis.com Consolidated Hospital Complex (giant hospital): www.simtropolis.com Police and Fire Stations (giant): www.megaupload.com
this fire burned threw corona,yorba linda,anahiem hills,brea and la habra!!it moved fast, burned everything in its path and luckly there were no deathed reported only minore injuries with some firefighters and a few residents but all in all the residents stood strong and did not give up and helped one another out with no questions asked and that is big for these cites it really is!!!well enjoy and remmeber to leave comments and dont forget to subcribe
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...homes were obtained through public records searches. This is list of the homes confirmed damaged or destroyed in the Freeway Complex Fire that began Nov. 15. The addresses and details on this list were gathered through staff reporting and provided by Brea,...
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The Orange County Register
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http://www.ocregister.com/news/fire-213975-home-complex.html
This is a 1960s era, mostly empty, mall on fire.
A cluster of wildfires which burned approximately 30305 acres in Orange County, California on November 15, 2008. This was a fuel and wind-driven fire which destroyed 361 structures including 314 homes. We began our day at the Sayre Fire in the San Fernando Valley and moved southeast to Orange County to catch up with the Freeway Fire.
Triangle Complex Fire Nov, 2008. Corona, Yorba Linda, Diamond Bar, Brea, Anaheim Hills, Chino Hills, Walnut, Phillips Ranch
Freeway Complex Fire's of November 2008
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...aftermath in Yorba Linda of the Freeway Complex Fire. These icons link to social bookmarking sites where you can share this story and discover new Web pages. Six months after the destructive Freeway Complex Fire burned through Yorba Linda, making it one of...
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The Orange County Register
http://www.ocregister.com/articles/fire-report-officials-2403466-linda-residents
ST 1422 going Code 1 on Monash freeway through traffic enroute to Bunyip complex fires on 7/2/09.
watching the smoke billow from Orange, California.
So windy out you can hardly hear my commentary on the wildfire. Pans out to the west over Anaheim, where it looks like it might be nighttime it's so dark from the clouds of smoke.
Video and Pics from the 2008 Freeway Complex Fire in Yorba Linda
Shot from my backyard.
This video was taken by Logan Kock in Olinda Village in Carbon Canyon as part of the Freeway Complex Fire on Novermber 15/16, 2008. Notice when the Village is on fire and the firefighters are fighting one fire in a backyard that the wind stopped. I shudder to think what would have happened if the wind was blowing at that point in time.
On Wednesday, Nov. 26 the Summit House Restaurant and Friends Church of Yorba Linda sponsored a pre Thanksgiving dinner for the fire victims of the recent freeway complex fire and the firefighters and police who courageously fought the devastating fires. This is the Ch 9 and 2 news clip
Carbon canyon Rd night of Nov. 15th and Nov. 16 Orange County Fire work to protect structures in the "Freeway Complex Fire"
APN. 11/21/08
www.amysanchezmusic.com Aired on KCAL9 and KCBS2 News on 11/18/08
www.amysanchezmusic.com Aired on Fox11 and My13 News in Los Angeles, 11/18/08
the start of the triangle fire off the 91 freeway nov 2008 in corona
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Firefighters on Wednesday fully contained the Freeway Complex Fire, which burned 318 properties in four counties, and officials expect to put it out by early next week.
The cause of the fire, which has done an estimated$14.89 million in damage, is
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Southern CA Press-Enterprise
http://www.pe.com/localnews/rivcounty/stories/PE_News_Local_W_coronafire20.4426d2f.html
This is the raw news video of the first neighborhood to be set ablaze by the Freeway Complex fire in Corona in Southern California on Nov 15,2008. The location is near Green River Golf Club near Golden Ridge Dr and feather River Rd.
The Orange County Fire Authority lifted the final evacuation order for the Chino Hills area, where the Freeway Complex fire charred 28889 acres in Corona, Chino, Yorba Linda, Brea and Anaheim.
This video was shot by my dad, from the hill in our backyard. Notice the wind. Embers from a street up ignited this small scare. In the distance, to the south, is Anaheim ablaze. The fire, which still burns today at 60% containment, eventually spread to four different counties. Yorba Linda was hardest hit, with 113 residences destroyed and 50 damaged, according to the Orange County Fire Authority.
a quick preview video of the freeway complex fire that started in yorba linda (video shot with my helmet camera)
Raw video from the Freeway complex fire the ripped through Yorba Linda, Tonner Canyon, Carbon Canyon, and the surrounding communities on Nov 15
Supervisor Don Knabe and Fire Chief Michael Freeman speak with fire evacuees and the media at the Diamond Bar High School Evacuation Center on November 17, 2008
The Corona-freeway complex-triangle complex fire aftermath along La Palma in Yorba Linda
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger visits Orange County residents evacuated from their homes by the Freeway Complex fire in Yorba Linda, Anaheim Hills and Brea. 11/16/08
Following my dad around as he checked out the neighborhood. Filmed on November 15th, 2008 Aftermath filmed on the 16th. Bryant Ranch Park - 1:00 Riverbend Apartments - 3:03 Box Canyon Park - 4:07 Aftermath (Nov. 16th) - 4:29 The fire started in Corona around 9:00 AM and quickly spread west to Yorba Linda, south to Anaheim Hills, and north to Diamond Bar. Mandatory evacuations were ordered in Yorba Linda around 1:00 PM. Residents that left were not allowed back until around 4:30 PM the following day. Governor Schwarzenegger declared a State of Emergency. And here's what the entrance to BFE looked like (intersection of Yorba Linda and La Palma) www.youtube.com BFE = Beyond Freakin' Egypt, or also known as Gypsum Canyon East.
Video of the Triangle Complex fires taken from a car. Mostly from the SR-91 freeway and a bit on Yorba Linda blvd. Nov 15 and 16, 2008. Radio broadcasts provide the audio track, as well as a text-to-speech conversion of a status issued by Cal Fire. Still images (at end of video) can also be see here: picasaweb.google.com
www.amysanchezmusic.com November 15, 2008 @ approx 1:30pm- While driving East on the 91 Freeway on our way to a Riverside Philharmonic concert, traffic was moving smoothly. We were to pass just South of the Yorba Linda/Corona fires. Several lanes on the 91 West were closed, but there had been no reports of problems on the East-bound side of the freeway. Traffic suddenly stopped and then slowly progressed through thick black smoke. At this point, we could see spot fires on the South side of the freeway- the fire had already crossed the freeway ahead of us. As we drove through, the strong wind was pushing the flames into our lanes, and you can actually see embers sparking up the windshield of the car. I believe this fire became the Anaheim Hills Apartment fire which you can see at the end of the video. And yes, one of the passengers was on his cell phone the whole time... The music in the background is from Shostakovich's Symphony #10 (Mvt 2). I chose this music for several reasons, but mostly because we were actually on our way to perform this piece at the Riverside Philharmonic concert that evening. We found it interesting that the music we were about to perform matched the intensity of the fires we witnessed. The piece was written after Joseph Stalin's death in 1953, and the 2nd Mvt is said to be Shostakovich's "musical portrait of Stalin". Shostakovich, who had been severely repressed by the Communist Party, wrote "In this composition, I wanted to portray human emotions ...
Freeway Complex Fire November 15th 2008, Corona, Anaheim Hills, Yorba Linda Brush fire
Cirrus SR22 coming in on approach and landing on runway 34 at KRAL (Riverside). Smoke clouds from the "Freeway complex" fire in Riverside/Orange counties can be seen in near distance.
Video of the fire on 11/15 in Hidden Hills Estates, Yorba Lida. Houses burning on Mission Hills Road. Also known as the Freeway Complex Fire.
Brian Eno from Music for films plus from the same hill with back announce from fresh air radio. The complete set of songs can be heard under disk 100 at xerographicoppossum.blogspot.com Video is from Saturday morning at the start of the Corona fire. Nov 15 2008 Audio is from Fresh air in 1979
11.15.2008 - Freeway Complex Fire - Yorba Linda
11.15.2008 -Freeway Complex Fire - Yorba Linda
11.15.2008 -Freeway Complex Fire - Yorba Linda
11.15.2008 -Freeway Complex Fire - Yorba Linda
11.15.2008 - Leaving Box Canyon area
This is some video of the freeway complex fire sneaking up on us. The Cascade Apartments were about to burn and the neighborhood was evacuating - before police or fire had arrived. Chaotic.
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Due to the Triangle Complex Fire (sometimes referred to as the Freeway Complex Fire) that has affected the areas of Corona, Yorba Linda, Anaheim Hills, Chino Hills, Brea Canyon, and Diamond Bar there remain several freeway closures. The following
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LAist
http://feeds.gothamistllc.com/click.phdo?i=3599d0c7d5516c015429142f8f2ec7af
The fire that started on Green River Rd. in Corona and spread to east Yorba Linda on November 15, 2008
This video was shot as the massive fire front roared through Hidden Hills Estates in Upper Yorba Linda earlier today. Believe it or not there were looky-loos throughout the area as this fire approached; we tried to warn them they only had a few moments, but when this thing hit, the race to get the hell out was on. There was an obvious lack of resources available which no doubt contributed to all these multi-million dollar homes going up. There just weren't enough engines in the area to make a difference. Also, water pressure in the region was pathetically low. The firefighters with me as the front roared through were PRIVATE contracted folks, hired by the folks who owned the massive home we were alongside. They were the only equipment we saw up there for about 40 minutes after the front went through. By then it was too late for many other homes. This footage was shot in the thick of it all - not down at the bottom of the hill with a cellphone cam! This footage is not for any rebroadcast without prior contact with/consent of the poster!
Anaheim Hills Fire. November 15, 2008 The Freeway Complex Fire broke out in Corona and Yorba Linda at around 9am which burned south-westerly into Anaheim Hills, forcing the immediate evacuation of 3100 homes in the Weir Canyon area. This Footage Was Filmed At 6:50 PM On November 15 2008. California Fires Are Just Getting Way Too Bad.
This is a two hour radar loop of the smoke plume generated by the "Freeway Complex Fire." The fire was burning on the northern end of the Santa Ana mountain range east of Los Angeles. As of this writing, the fire had consumed 5870 acres, 22000 people had been evacuated from their homes, and at least 60 homes had been damaged or destroyed. Another 1000 homes remained threatened.
The Anaheim Hills evacuation area is bounded by the 91 freeway on the north, the 241 toll road on the east, and either Weir Canyon Road or Serrano Avenue on the west. All homes north of Marblehead Way, accessed from Serrano Avenue, are included in the mandatory evacuation. The fire ripped through a 250-unit apartment complex on Santa Ana Canyon Road. The complex burned for about two hours before it was extinguished at about 4 p.m. In addition to at least 50 units in the apartment complex, at least 42 homes burned in Riverside and Orange counties. There were no reports of injuries. Anaheim Fire Department officials are directing evacuees from the Corona or Brea fires to the Anaheim Community Center, 250 E. Center Street, Anaheim.
The Anaheim Hills evacuation area is bounded by the 91 freeway on the north, the 241 toll road on the east, and either Weir Canyon Road or Serrano Avenue on the west. All homes north of Marblehead Way, accessed from Serrano Avenue, are included in the mandatory evacuation. The fire ripped through a 250-unit apartment complex on Santa Ana Canyon Road. The complex burned for about two hours before it was extinguished at about 4 p.m. In addition to at least 50 units in the apartment complex, at least 42 homes burned in Riverside and Orange counties. There were no reports of injuries. Anaheim Fire Department officials are directing evacuees from the Corona or Brea fires to the Anaheim Community Center, 250 E. Center Street, Anaheim.
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