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Private Equity Fund Of Funds Forest fires continued to burn in Quebec today with an intensity that forced firefighters to back off from many of them to wait for winds to die down and rain to arrive, officials said.

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Curve Equity Exposed Fund Lightning during a July 2 storm sparked the blazes in the dry forests, and the flames spread quickly. It has been the worst fire season in Quebec in a decade.

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Equity Income Funds A haze of smoke from the fires shrouded much of the East Coast of North America this weekend, sending smoke as far south as Virginia. The wind direction changed today, however, and blew the smoke eastward.

Four firefighters and at least 10 other people were hospitalized, Streck said. Some of the injured were hikers, and others may be illegal immigrants. Another blaze devoured more than 5, 000 acres in northern San Diego County and forced the evacuation of the community of Ramona, which has a population of about 36, 000. Several structures were burned on the edge of town and sheriff's deputies called residents to alert them the fire was approaching the city, said San Diego sheriff's Lt. Phil Brust.

Capital Casebook Equity "It is still hovering a bit over Quebec City, but it is moving toward the Atlantic provinces," said Claude Chartier, a press attache for Quebec's minister of natural resources. "I don't think it is drifting down south as much as this weekend."

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Private Investment In Public Police have closed roads into the forests and warned of the dangers of camping. Thirty-six forest fires, eight of which are out of control, are burning in Quebec, said Eric Santerre, a spokesman for the private Society for the Protection of Forests Against Fire.

Log fires blaze in the cozy lounges during cool and misty evenings. Private braai facilities with wood and charcoal.

Equity Mutual Funds "We cannot attack . . . them because the intensity of the fire is high and there is a lot of smoke over the fires," Santerre said. "So it is impossible to fly over them with water bombers or helicopters."

Birmingham Contact Equity For now, Santerre said, firefighters have decided to concentrate on smaller blazes nearby. "After that we will concentrate on the big fires," he said. "We are waiting for rain and for the drop of the wind."

Private Equity Investment Firm No one has been injured, but more than 400 people have been evacuated from the Cree Indian villages of Nemiscau and Chisasibi. The fire threatened Nemiscau last week. "The fire came close to it, but flipped around and didn't touch Nemiscau," Santerre said.

Complying Deal Equity Funds In western Canada, a five-year drought has helped feed thousands of wildfires. About 1,500 firefighters have used hand tools, chain saws, pumps and air tankers to hold back the fires, officials said. In May, fires consumed as many as 450,000 acres in Alberta. The situation then moved east to Saskatchewan, where hot and dry weather has fed the blazes.

Equity Msn Private Wyoming "We still have a large amount of resources devoted to Alberta," said Serge Poulin, duty officer for the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Center. But Poulin said Saskatchewan and Quebec are the areas of highest concern right now. "The smoke in Quebec is the one thing," Poulin said. "It makes it very difficult to get to the fires with the heavy smoke."

American Equity Investment Poulin said the agencies are not risking firefighters. "Nothing worth any value out there is worth putting a firefighter's life in danger," Poulin said. "Somebody's home is not worth the life. Or a tree is not worth the life. If these are unsafe conditions, we would pull people off the fire."

Equity Index Funds In the village of Chisasibi, young people waged an extraordinary battle, working day and night in shifts, to keep the fire away, officials said. Many of those ending their shifts were sent to the hospital for oxygen, only to return later to continue the fight with hoses and portable water pumps on their backs.

Equity Private Team Wyoming "The problem was, we were surrounded by the fire," said Abraham Rupert, chief of the Chisasibi First Nation, a community of about 4,000 Cree who live on the shore of James Bay. "There were fires to the south, the east and the north of us. To the west was the bay. Being up close looking at it was like looking at a wall of smoke."

Equity Group Investment The fire was about nine to 12 miles from the village, but the smoke was so thick that people with respiratory problems had to be evacuated.

Capital Development Equity By DeNeen L. Brown
Washington Post - 7/10/2002

Topic: Fire

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