Now someone at Death Valley National Park is joining the party, posting pictures of a Japanese-American man interned in Death Valley during World War II. It could be a coincidence.
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It was 126 degrees in Death Valley, the NWS said.
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The Death Valley racetrack turned out to be ice formations.
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The parched land of Death Valley, California is seen above.
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"Oh, Death Valley," she said, picking out a familiar phrase.
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Ms. Becket and her husband, Thomas Williams, were camping in Death Valley in 1967 when a flat tire on their trailer forced them to find a garage nearly 40 miles away, in Death Valley Junction.
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"Welcome To Death Valley," glow the golden letters in the twilight.
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Guys, it's been hotter in Washington, D.C., than Death Valley, Calif.
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There are hotter places on the planet — like Death Valley, Calif.
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For you, here's an itinerary for a drive to Death Valley.
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This was measured on June 30, 2013, in Death Valley, California.
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The epicenter was on the edge of Death Valley National Park.
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"There's a lot of people who really love Death Valley," said Slater.
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And Death Valley fans just want the vandalism and thefts to stop.
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LA-based Death Valley Girls have made a career of such things.
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"I never had this much space in Death Valley before," Humiston said.
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These locations include the Grand Canyon, Death Valley, Zion, and many others.
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This February, Death Valley experienced a superbloom after last October's record rainfall.
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Meanwhile Death Valley in California just had the hottest July ever measured.
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Death Valley hasn't seen a phenomenon like this since the early 2000's.
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Large parks, like Death Valley, get about 3,000 visitors a day on average.
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On the other side of town, Death Valley National Park is within view.
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The group later moved to Death Valley, eventually settling at the Barker Ranch.
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On a drive through Death Valley, he asked her to make his portrait.
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Such a conceit assumes that there is something inherently deadly about Death Valley.
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Yet Death Valley is no more lethal than any other stretch of wilderness.
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Several people remarked on the paradox that Death Valley is full of life.
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Death Valley broke a 100-year-old record for its hottest month ever.
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From Death Valley, a reminder that Japanese-Americans had once been interned there.
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Togo Tanaka: interned at Manzanar and Cow Creek (Death Valley) during WWII #JapaneseAmericanInternment pic.twitter.
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On future shows, he will travel to places like New Orleans and Death Valley.
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In Death Valley, July temperatures often soar above 120 degrees Fahrenheit in the shade.
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Their shit is clearly no longer hotter than a sewage facility in Death Valley.
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For example, at 18A, the answer to "Lowest point for Americans?" is DEATH VALLEY.
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On Friday, a town in the south of France felt like Death Valley, Calif.
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One group, misled by a largely imaginary map, attempted a shortcut through Death Valley.
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Death Valley became a national monument in the last weeks of the Hoover Administration.
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"Here's the little purple Death Valley phacelia, always hiding in the bushes," Milliard said.
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All living things in Death Valley dwell in the shadow of the human presence.
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The Panamints are probably still rising; Death Valley will only get drier and hotter.
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Take Death Valley, California, for example, which has the reputation for being one of the hottest spots in the U.S. In July, Death Valley set the record for not only its hottest month, but the hottest month on record for any location worldwide.
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AccuWeather projects that weather in Washington, DC, will feel about as hot as Death Valley.
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By comparison, the average maximum summer temperature in Eastern California's Death Valley is 115ºF (46ºC).
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This season's edition at Tiger Stadium, better known as Death Valley, should be no exception.
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During National Park Week (April 16-24), Death Valley will be free to the public.
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Something like what we saw in Death Valley this year may come once a decade.
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The lowest elevations of Death Valley average less than two inches of rain a year.
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One of his publicity schemes was a train that he called the Death Valley Coyote.
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Further afield, visit with the D.I.Y. boys at Deep Springs College outside Death Valley, Calif.
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I recommend filling your gas tank in Baker — it's much cheaper than in Death Valley.
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Even one of the driest spots in America, Death Valley, has had dangerous flash floods.
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These include the Grand Canyon, Zion, Olympic, Acadia, Saguaro, Death Valley, and thirty-two others.
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Recently, the Lander Vision System went on a test flight aboard a helicopter in Death Valley.
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Death Valley was cooler than southern France, where temperatures reached a record-breaking 114.6 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Without that atlas, I would just have headed south after leaving Death Valley for Los Angeles.
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Official Twitter accounts from Golden Gate, Death Valley, and Redwoods National Park followed the day after.
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Now he will enter L.S.U.'s formidable stadium, known as Death Valley, for the first time.
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As a reminder, one might consider a trip to a place like Death Valley National Park.
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Components need to survive North Pole and Death Valley conditions, for the life of the car.
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And a woman suffered third-degree burns on her feet after walking barefoot in Death Valley.
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We also hope you're not off-roading in Death Valley National Park, like an inconsiderate butthead.
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But for the last decade or more, rosés have been hotter than Death Valley in July.
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Death Valley is in line to set a record for the hottest month ever recorded on Earth.
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Just look at Death Valley, where air temperatures of 111-degrees yield gravel temperatures of 162-degrees.
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This past weekend, temperatures reached a staggering 124 degrees F (51.1 C) at Death Valley National Park.
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The NWS is forecasting record highs for Phoenix, Las Vegas, and Death Valley, California, among other locations.
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California's Death Valley just broke its own record for hottest month on Earth since record-keeping began.
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When you think of a desert, your first thought may be of Death Valley or the Sahara.
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People come from around the world to see Yosemite, Yellowstone, Death Valley and the Great Smoky Mountains.
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It's 135 miles, starts in Death Valley and is held in July, when temperatures exceed triple digits.
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The Racetrack Playa is a wide, flat, desert basin in the middle of Death Valley National Park.
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But in Death Valley, where dry is the norm, rain has been about average, Ms. Wines said.
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Death Valley, with its arid vistas and scorching temperatures, isn't renowned for containing large bodies of water.
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This week, Death Valley, California, has broken three straight daily records with a high of 127°F.
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Death Valley, California, set a record for the hottest month of any location on Earth, NOAA found.
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Death Valley is, in a way, the most honest of parks: it offers no such Edenic mirage.
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At this point in his career, Mr. Redzepi could sell out a weenie roast in Death Valley.
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She holed up in Death Valley for two months before her November 25, 1969, arrest, he wrote.
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It's situated near Death Valley National Park on the edge of the Inyo Mountains in Owens Valley.
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Nearby Death Valley holds the record for the world's all-time hottest temperature: 134 degrees in 1913.
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Death Valley is having its best wildflower bloom since 2005, a spokeswoman for the national park there said.
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Temperatures in Death Valley, California, the usual hot spot, will be in the 120 to 125 degree range.
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That's as hot as an average summer day in Death Valley, one of the hottest places on Earth.
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It is in California, not in the small part of Death Valley National Park that is in Nevada.
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I think my favorite place to drive has been back from Vegas through to Death Valley in California.
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Oh, and they're touring, too, traversing North America with Muuy Biien, Preoccupations, and the brilliant Death Valley Girls.
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Instead of Death Valley, their home is Railway, an abandoned shantytown on the outskirts of Marseilles, South Africa.
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I continued driving out toward Death Valley Junction, a tiny town in the middle of the Mojave Desert.
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It's 135 miles, starts in Death Valley and is held in July, when temperatures exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Some outdoor Tatooine scenes were also filmed in Death Valley, a US National Park situated in California and Nevada.
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These companies quickly discover that without seed capital, St. Louis or Chicago might as well be the Death Valley.
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"I start driving and I see the name 'Death Valley' and I'm looking around, there's no moon," she said.
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WM: When did you first go to the desert, or, more specifically, to the Barker Ranch in Death Valley?
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In October 1969, Manson and his followers were arrested at Barker Ranch, their outpost in Death Valley National Park.
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The average monthly rainfall for Furnace Creek in Death Valley National Park in March is 0.3 inches, SFGate noted.
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At 108.1°F, Death Valley, California, had the hottest average monthly temperature for any recording station in the world.
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Death Valley is a national park with no permanent residents except for a few park service staff and rangers.
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This year's march, from Death Valley to Portland, featured two cadets from last year's ruck and three new ones.
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Recently, after a "thousand-year-flood event" in Death Valley retreated, the desert erupted in luminous carpets of wildflowers.
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An abandoned car along the Amargosa River Trail, which runs between Death Valley and the Mojave Desert in California.
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A place in Joshua Tree wouldn't be the same price as one in Palm Desert, Death Valley, or Palmdale.
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As of now, Death Valley reigns supreme, but that doesn't mean that other locations haven't vied for the title.
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My mother one day scooped me up from the Sunset District in San Francisco and drove me to Death Valley.
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To get here, I have driven an hour along the parched perimeter of Death Valley without spying a human soul.
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A footprint fossil went missing from a lakebed at Death Valley National Park on the border of Nevada and California.
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Additionally, one of the backpackers has a visible metal detector in the photo, pointed out a Death Valley Facebook commenter.
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To get an average monthly temperature that high, you need some extraordinary heat, and Death Valley had that in spades.
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He runs Badwater, the 135-mile, Death-Valley-to-Mount-Whitney race that many consider the toughest in the world.
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It probably won't be as hot as Death Valley, home of the new (tentative) world's record for hottest month anywhere.
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Some meteorologists doubt that measurement, but even without it Death Valley would remain one of the hottest places on Earth.
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The canyon in Death Valley is popular with aviation enthusiasts looking for a fleeting glimpse of military jets swooping through.
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The canyon in Death Valley is popular with aviation enthusiasts looking for a fleeting glimpse of military jets swooping through.
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California's Death Valley Will Have the Hottest Month Ever Recorded on EarthA 2013 photo shows the Furnace Creek Visitor Center thermometer.
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Tourists take picture of wildflowers in Death Valley National Park, one of the parks that would be expanded under the legislation.
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And next, they plan to test the device in one of the hottest, driest places in the US: California's Death Valley.
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" That's Bonnie Bloomgarden of Death Valley Girls in an email to Noisey explaining the band's new single "I'm a Man Too.
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The official all-time world record temperature remains the 134-degree temperature measured at Death Valley, Calif, on July 10, 1913.
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The Death Valley record, along with other all-time records across the Northern Hemisphere, is consistent with global warming-related trends.
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A year ago, the Panthers handed Clemson its only loss of the season with a thrilling road victory in Death Valley.
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A new play at CalArts sets Witkacy's The Metaphysics of a Two-Headed Calf in the unending landscape of Death Valley.
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In 2000, President Bill Clinton signed the Timbisha Shoshone Homeland Act, and the tribe's name now appears on Death Valley signage.
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"To call it Death Valley, that was a very immoral and evil thing," Esteves said, scrutinizing me through black-framed glasses.
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Because of the rain, Death Valley experienced what came to be called the Superbloom: cascades of wildflowers across thousands of acres.
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"Nothing quite like late afternoon light hitting sand dunes in Death Valley," he wrote on the original post of the shot.
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After a cannon shot, the players complete a series of rituals, including touching a rock imported from the real Death Valley.
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As baseball in 2015 had a single nonwhite manager, his invocation of metaphoric lows that year had a Death Valley quality.
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If there was ever a chance for somebody to beat this mighty Alabama team, it'd be now, and in Death Valley.
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Masters provides some more comparisons:...Thursday's Basrah reading ranks as the fourth highest temperature ever reliably measured outside of Death Valley; the only higher non-Death Valley temperatures were today's 54°C (129.2°F) at Mitribah, Kuwait, a 53.6°C reading at Sulaibya, Kuwait in 2011, and a 53.5°C reading at Mohenjodaro, Pakistan on May 26, 2010.
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Temperatures in Death Valley, California, climbed to 126 degrees Fahrenheit, while the California city of Burbank climbed as high as 105 degrees.
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Take Pam Reed, who won multiple Badwater Ultramarathons, which sends racers across 22018 miles from Death Valley to the Mount Whitney trailhead.
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As USA Today notes, the highest temperature ever recorded on Earth was back in 1913 when Death Valley, California hit 134 degrees.
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He was dropped in the middle of Death Valley for three days during which he fasted and had a pretty intense experience.
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"I'm sure they could be sold on the black market," Linda Slater, the Death Valley National Park's chief of interpretation, told Gizmodo.
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Death Valley got its name in 1849 when prospectors heading to the gold fields got lost and stumbled into the harsh desert.
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This weekend, Washington D.C. is expected to feel nearly as hot as Death Valley, California, with the high reaching 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Zion, Bryce, Acadia, Death Valley, Joshua Tree, the Grand Tetons, the Grand Canyon: all these and many more were originally national monuments.
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The Badwater ultramarathon is a 135-mile, two-day road race through Death Valley, one of the hottest places in the world.
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CALIFORNIA: On July 10, 1913, Greenland Ranch, now Furnace Creek Ranch, in California's Death Valley peaked at a scalding 134 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Pluto's dunes resemble some on Earth like those in California's Death Valley and China's Taklamakan desert, though their composition differs, Radebaugh said.
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Of all the dry shampoos around,R+Co's Death Valley Dry Shampoois the best because it makes your hair look like new.
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Maybe if they start to call this place Timbisha instead of Death Valley, it will be a step in the right direction.
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Trump on Friday complained about the first day of the defense beginning on a Saturday, describing it as "Death Valley" in television.
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However, the hottest ground surface temperature ever measured was not in Death Valley, but in the Dascht-e Lut desert in Iran.
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The heat will be extreme even in normally torrid Death Valley, where daytime highs this week will soar in the mid-120s.
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Four of them set off together last year on a similar 1,050-mile journey from El Paso, Texas, to Death Valley, California.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of the briefing incorrectly stated that temperatures in Death Valley can exceed triple digits.
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The quake hit the edge of Death Valley National Park about 113 miles northeast of Los Angeles at about 10:30 a.m.
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It would add approximately 40,000 acres of federal land to the Death Valley and Joshua Tree National Parks and Mojave National Preserve.
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Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona Mojave National Preserve, California Devil's Tower National Monument, Wyoming Death Valley National Park, California Rhyolite Ghost Town, Nevada Mono Lake, California White Sands National Monument, New Mexico Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest, California Parc National du Mont Megantic, Québec Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, Arizona Carhenge, Nebraska Eureka Dunes, Death Valley National Park, California Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona Mojave National Preserve, California Devil's Tower National Monument, Wyoming Death Valley National Park, California Rhyolite Ghost Town, Nevada Mono Lake, California White Sands National Monument, New Mexico Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest, California Parc National du Mont Megantic, Québec Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, Arizona Carhenge, Nebraska Eureka Dunes, Death Valley National Park, California It's been said that there are as many stars in the universe as there are grains of sand on earth.
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For Death Valley, that means well-spaced rainfall throughout the winter and spring, plenty of warmth from the sun, and calm wind conditions.
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This particular crop of photos, and an accompanying timelapse video, were shot in Death Valley National Park and Amargosa Valley in late March.
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Two months later, Manson was arrested after he was found hiding in a bathroom cabinet at a ramshackle ranch in Death Valley, California.
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International intrigue Despite the rush of "thrill seekers" wanting impressive selfies, Death Valley at this time of year is largely an international affair.
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It was also reported this week that California's Death Valley broke its own record for hottest month on Earth since record-keeping began.
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The Badwater 135 ultramarathon is a 135-mile run through Death Valley, where the highest temperatures ever recorded on Earth have been logged.
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Watching Isabelle Huppert and Gérard Depardieu sweat it out in Death Valley amid tears, fights and swigs of wine has its obvious attractions.
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I served on Kostelnick's crew at the 2000 Badwater ultramarathon, where I ran 40 miles with him across the searing Death Valley desert.
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They drove their cars over rumble strips and fields of gravel, subjected them to the heat of Death Valley and winter in Michigan.
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These women just ran 135 miles through Death Valley in the &aposworld&aposs toughest foot race,&apos with no sleep for 33 hours.
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I realized that Death Valley is not so much a desert as a surreally varied mountain region with a desert at its heart.
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Critic's Notebook The president's picked-for-television defense team avoids a ratings "Death Valley," then gets hit by a Bolton from the blue.
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"Looks like my lawyers will be forced to start on Saturday, which is called Death Valley in T.V." he grumbled on Twitter Friday.
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Herbert Hoover used the act to create what is now Death Valley National Par — nearly 2628,28503 acres in California near the Nevada border.
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He attended a Tigers' home football game in Baton Rouge last week and was reportedly celebrated by a "roaring crowd" in Death Valley.
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Parks including Yosemite, Rocky Mountain, Shenandoah, Zion, Big Bend, and Death Valley are still open and struggling through major sanitary and safety issues.
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Officially, though, the hottest temperature on Earth was set in Death Valley, California, on July 10, 1913, when the temperature hit 134 degrees Fahrenheit.
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In 2015, California finally got heavy rainfall again, leading to the "super bloom" of 2016, which was especially spectacular in Death Valley National Park.
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The official highest recorded temperature in the world is 280°C (22015°F), which was measured at Greenland Ranch, Death Valley, California on Jul.
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When Clemson played Notre Dame at home during a downpour last season, the weather dampened the Death Valley turf but not the crowd's spirits.
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California set its record for the warmest July on record, while Death Valley set a record for the hottest month ever recorded on Earth.
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Olsen directed all but one of them on her own, too—only "Sister," shot in Death Valley, saw the artist working alongside Conor Hagen.
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This year, Mr. Lyons traveled to Death Valley in California to see the biodiversity there and the night sky, which is famous for stargazing.
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"Death Valley n°21868" (21971) reflects an interest in American subjects (especially film noir), but also the death drive of planned-obsolescence consumer culture.
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Play a round at the world's lowest elevation golf course at the Furnace Creek Golf Course, located in Death Valley National Park in California.
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During the Second World War, young men of the tribe joined the armed forces, and often they moved their families out of Death Valley.
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Few people made honest money from Death Valley mines, at least until the borax business came in, at the turn of the twentieth century.
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He and his players enter the stadium, which is known as Death Valley, from the top of a steep hill behind an end zone.
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Soon enough, Vimeo had stumped up the cash for the project, and Bundick found himself and his band halfway between San Francisco and Death Valley.
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And so we&aposre trying to fill that Death Valley gap with the help in the battlefield versus the care they receive here back home.
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Thursday's Basra reading ranks as the fourth highest temperature ever reliably measured outside of Death Valley, according to weather historians Christopher Burt and Maximiliano Herrera.
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Defending national champion No. 3 Clemson welcomes No. 13 Auburn to Death Valley for a marquee early-season matchup of teams that boast strong defenses.
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Lifted from her EP Death Valley, out June 17 via Vagrant Records, the song is a slinky tune draped in emotion and longing and nostalgia.
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For three weeks, NASA flew the navigation's vision component (the Lander Vision System) over the Mars-like terrain of Death Valley and the Mojave Desert.
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Last month Basra's temperature reached 53.9ºC (129°F), a record beaten, fractionally, only by Kuwait and California's Death Valley—and the latter figure is disputed.
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The California Desert Protection Act of 1994 expanded and updated Death Valley and Joshua Tree National Monuments into national parks and created Mojave National Preserve.
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Just outside of California's Death Valley National Park is the small town of Pahrump, Nevada where retirees will find that it's fairly expensive to live.
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A roughly 10-mile-long lake materialized in Death Valley National Park sometime after a heavy bout of rain near the popular Salt Creek area.
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In the unending landscape of Death Valley, Korczakowska sees a similar opportunity for self-reflection that Witkacy found in the wild tropics of the Pacific.
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As Hal Rothman and Char Miller note, in the 2013 book "Death Valley National Park: A History," the notion of a desert park was novel.
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The measure is backed by a legalization activist who says he kicked his heroin habit with the help of a mushroom trip in Death Valley.
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She told me that a colleague, Barbara Bentz, had recently found worrisome evidence of mountain-pine beetles killing bristlecones on Telescope Peak, in Death Valley.
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The president has also complained that his legal defense team's case was scheduled on a Saturday, which he said is called "Death Valley in T.V."
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These tiny blue-silver Devils Hole pupfish, less than an inch long, live nowhere else but here, in this one spot in Death Valley National Park.
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Photo: APJuly has been one for extreme heat around the world, but every locale pales in comparison to what's going on at Death Valley in California.
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As Weather Underground meteorologists Jeff Masters and Christopher C. Burt noted, if confirmed, that would be Earth's hottest temperature ever recorded outside of Death Valley, California.
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Death Valley tends to see a super bloom every ten to twenty years—the last one occurred in 2005—and it usually falls during El Niño.
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Death Valley, California, lived up to its name as it set a daily record at a high of 2950 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.
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Thanks to record-breaking rainfall last October, Death Valley — which is one of the driest and hottest places on Earth — currently looks like sea of yellow.
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The normal high temperature for Death Valley reportedly reaches 116.5 degrees, but last month temps hit a high of at least 120 degrees on 21 days.
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The city, along with Las Vegas and the ominously named Death Valley of California, is expected to reach temperatures above 110 degrees for the next week.
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Authorities closed a parking lot near the site, according to the website for Death Valley National Park, which is on the border between California and Nevada.
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The park's chief of education and interpretation, Patrick Taylor, told McGucken in an email the lake was the largest he's seen in Death Valley, reported SFGate.
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Death Valley, California, has set the record for the hottest month ever recorded in the U.S., and it came close to a world record as well.
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Hoines recently became chief of resources at Death Valley National Park, officially the hottest place on Earth, with a record temperature of 134°F (56°C).
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Lara serves as a bartender and booker at local venue Monarch, where he's had CFM, Cigarettes After Sex, Death Valley Girls, and Peach Kelli Pop perform.
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I have gone back to Death Valley every so often, and this year I have made a series of visits, trying to better understand its allure.
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About 200 people gather at the start inside a pop-up space modeled on the Amargosa Opera House, an unlikely theater plopped into Death Valley, Calif.
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Temperatures climbed to record levels from Los Angeles County eastward into New Mexico, with records toppling in Las Vegas, Bettles, California, Death Valley and other locations.
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Then, in 2015 and 2016, he traveled to Namibia and Death Valley in California and found more rocks — also red — that formed at the same time.
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Pam Reed was 41 when she won the 135-mile Badwater ultra across Death Valley in 2002, then returned the next year to do it again.
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Her first research project was in Death Valley National Park, and she runs an educational nonprofit for grade-school students that's based in the Mojave National Preserve.
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It's not real footage—it's video of New York City with the stars from dark-sky locations like the Grand Canyon and Death Valley superimposed on top.
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Here's what they said happened: During a night of drinking, three men broke into Devils Hole, a protected area that's part of the Death Valley National Park.
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Nocket used hard-to-remove acrylic paint in seven national parks, including Yosemite, Rocky Mountain National Park, Canyonlands, Death Valley, Colorado National Monument, Crater Lake and Zion.
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During an atmospheric river event in southern California on February 17–18, new rainfall records were set in Death Valley (0.65 inches) and Santa Barbara (4.16 inches).
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Last year, wildflowers overtook Death Valley for the first time in 10 years, but reports indicate that the bloom will be pretty much nonexistent there this year.
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In Death Valley, which is typically the hottest place in the U.S. during the summer, the high temperature may reach or eclipse 125 degrees Fahrenheit on Tuesday.
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Death Valley is known for being an area of extremes, with its oases filled with tiny fish and its brittle cracked ground surrounded by snow-topped mountains.
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Las Vegas may see its highest temperature ever recorded, while temperatures today in Phoenix (119 degrees) and Death Valley, California (127 degrees) will be scorching, as well.
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" Thus, if she found herself modeling winter clothes on a shoot in Death Valley in 100-degree heat, she would remain, she said, "totally, 100 percent committed.
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The jet went down in Death Valley National Park and seven park visitors suffered minor injuries from the crash, National Public Radio reported, citing a park official.
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The last time the entry DEATH VALLEY was in The New York Times Crossword was in 1975, when people took a clue like that at face value.
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Over the decades, developers turned surrounding land into an affluent residential neighborhood, transforming "Death Valley" into Spring Valley, in the northern section of the District of Columbia.
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And earlier this year, parks officials repaved a road in Death Valley with different kinds of surfaces so they could compare how much noise each one produced.
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Her father, Steve, was of Basque descent; he was a stonemason, and helped to build the Furnace Creek Inn, the only high-end lodging in Death Valley.
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At 3.4 million acres, Death Valley is the largest national park outside of Alaska, yet its annual budget, a little under nine million dollars, is relatively modest.
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A weathered, fit seventy-one-year-old, he is a native of Los Angeles, and first saw Death Valley as a child, while on a family vacation.
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Hell on Earth: With an average temperature of 107.39 degrees in July, Death Valley set the record for hottest month at a single location in U.S. history.
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And nights were no bargain in Death Valley last month: The temperature didn't drop below 89 degrees the entire month of July, the National Weather Service said.
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After passing the Hollow Hills Wilderness area, I went miles without seeing a single car on Death Valley Road; the isolation of the desert became readily apparent.
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Jon R. Wilson, a reader from Oakland, shared an image he captured from Whitney's peak facing the sunrise, toward the Inyo Mountains and beyond to Death Valley.
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Many parks have organized races, like the Valley Forge Revolutionary Five-Mile Run in Valley Forge National Historical Park in Pennsylvania in April; the Towpath Marathon, Half Marathon and 10K in Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Ohio in October; the Spa Running Festival in Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas in November; and the Death Valley Marathon, Half Marathon and 10K in Death Valley National Park in California in December.
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Many parks have organized races, like the Valley Forge Revolutionary Five-Mile Run in Valley Forge National Historical Park in Pennsylvania in April; the Towpath Marathon, Half Marathon and 10K in Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Ohio in October; the Spa Running Festival in Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas in November; and the Death Valley Marathon, Half Marathon and 10K in Death Valley National Park in California in December.
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The main shock ruptured just miles from the Garlock fault, a major fault line that runs more than 180 miles from the San Andreas Fault to Death Valley.
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She would drive, with Lācīte, to deserts in California and Nevada—Panamint Valley, Death Valley, the Mojave—and take dozens of photographs, some of which led to drawings.
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The pilot of WhiteKnightTwo, Mike Masucci, climbed above forty thousand feet, flying over Death Valley, then banked west, toward Sequoia National Park, and, finally, south, back toward Mojave.
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A film review on Friday about "Valley of Love" misidentified the part of Death Valley two parents visit at the request of their son, who had committed suicide.
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In geologic time, all this happened just the other day: the Death Valley that we see now did not begin to form until about three million years ago.
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The most notorious American ultras span a near-impossible 100-mile race through Tennessee's Frozen Head State Park and a 135-mile trek across Death Valley in July.
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The abbreviated weekend proceedings, with Sunday off, serve to accommodate lawmakers' schedules and are perhaps a nod to Trump's view that Saturday is "Death Valley" for television ratings.
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His official YouTube page posted a music video of the Death Valley Girls' "(One Less Thing) Before I Die," cut with previously shot footage of Hughes' previous crashes.
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Tim Tebow -- the GREATEST Florida Gators football player ever -- is issuing a warning to UF fans ... our team's good, but Death Valley is a HARD place to win!!
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Other cities in the state of Rajasthan saw Death Valley-like numbers as well, building on top of months of warmer-than-normal weather and a raging drought.
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Jenny Cary is standing outside the aptly-named Furnace Creek Visitor Center at Death Valley National Park and the oppressive 22013-degree heat was doing a number on her.
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The air-masses blowing across the western U.S. deserts including Death Valley toward the coast are expected to bring the sustained high winds at least through Tuesday, he said.
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"So many national parks were presidentially proclaimed monuments first – Grand Canyon, Grand Teton, Death Valley, Joshua Tree, Olympic, Arches – and the locals didn't really like those monuments," he said.
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In July, a heat wave in Montreal killed more than seventy people, and Death Valley, which often sets American records, registered the hottest month ever seen on our planet.
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Auburn is solid up front, and will certainly present problems the Tigers haven't faced yet this season, but this game is in Death Valley, where dreams come to die.
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Manson and his Family would be spared by hiding out in a "bottomless pit" near Death Valley until he could emerge to assume leadership of the post-revolutionary order.
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Cline grew up in Northern California, the daughter of winemakers — near enough to Death Valley and the Manson Family ranch that it seems to have shaped her narrative predilections.
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"It's not quite Death Valley, but it's not quite far-off it," said Alan Wilson, a biologist whose research examined how the wildebeest cope with such an inhospitable environment.
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Parks out west in places like Joshua Tree and Death Valley are expected to see some of the most traffic due to the optimal weather this time of year.
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If confirmed, this would be the hottest-ever temperature on Earth documented outside of Death Valley, California, which reached an astonishing 129.2°F (129.23°C) on July 10, 1913.
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Or Herbert Hoover's safeguarding what are now three national parks, including Death Valley in California (1.3 million visitors last year), in his last three weeks in office in 53?
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WASHINGTON, July 31 (Reuters) - A U.S. military F/A-18E fighter jet has crashed near Death Valley, California, a U.S. official told Reuters on Wednesday, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Located about 200 miles north of Los Angeles, near Death Valley, Cerro Gordo has one saloon with swinging doors and a mysterious bloodstain on a wall beneath three bullet holes.
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Meanwhile, the Manson family would be hiding in an underground city below Death Valley (accessible by something he called the "bottomless pit"), so they wouldn't be killed in the war.
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On trips to Death Valley, Douglas has examined the microbial life that can be found in the flats, where millennia of flooding and evaporation have left an encrustation of salt.
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YOU KNOW, THERE IS A REASON WHY DEATH VALLEY, THE LOWEST SPOT IN THE LOWER 48 STATES, IS RIGHT NEXT TO MT. WHITNEY, THE TALLEST SPOT IN THE LOWER 73.
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Some prominent meteorologists, including Mr. Burt, believe that the highest reliably recorded temperature is 129.2 degrees Fahrenheit (54 degrees Celsius), reached in Death Valley in 2013 and Kuwait in 2016.
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Trona is an unincorporated community near Death Valley, which has relied on its population of roughly 2,000 residents to rally support for their needs, especially in a time of crisis.
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So these three guys broke into Devils Hole, a protected area in Death Valley National Park, on April 30 -- all part of a night of drinking and shooting rabbits, police said.
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Hundreds of species of wildflowers typically blanket California deserts between March and July — from Joshua Tree and Death Valley in the south to Carrizo Plain National Monument on the central coast.
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The company scraped through a funding death valley late last year after failing to close a Series C financing round, leading it to 'temporarily' let go of around half its staff.
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At Death Valley National Park, visitors who arrived on Thursday were unable to pay the $30 entrance fee and found scenic drives and sights like the historic Harmony Borax Works closed.
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The icy snowfields of Mount Rainier and the dizzying heat of Death Valley are muffled by the protections our cars offer, yet they are precisely what make these places so wild.
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Parks that stayed open but experienced significant damage, like California's Joshua Tree National Park and Death Valley National Park, might leave some areas closed to the public for repair or cleanup.
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Trilobites Death Valley, one of the hottest places on Earth, is now a riot of color: More than 20 kinds of desert wildflowers are in bloom after record rain last October.
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L.S.U. officials say they do not fear failing to sell tickets — the stadium nicknamed Death Valley, known for intimidating nighttime atmospheres, typically sells nearly all of its more than 102,000 seats.
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Temperatures in the southern Gard region hit an all-time high of 23C (22 F) last Friday - hotter than in California's Death Valley - sparking fires that burned 550 hectares of land.
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The arrival of the National Park Service posed a new challenge: because the Timbisha were never recognized as a tribe, they had no legal standing when Death Valley became public land.
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The president had tweeted earlier in the day that Saturday was called "Death Valley in T.V." and may be pleased that more of his defense will come on a weekday. Rep.
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In 2015, visitors to Joshua Tree and Death Valley National Parks and the Mojave National Preserve contributed more than $225 million to the region's economy and provided more than 3,100 jobs.
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There's a legitimate case for Joe Burrow and the Tigers to reclaim the top spot in the College Football Playoff rankings after they decimated Texas A&M at Death Valley Saturday.
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After driving by Coffinwood, a macabre, coffin-themed property and custom coffin-making business (it's private property but you can contact it directly for a tour), I headed toward Death Valley.
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If the World Meteorological Organization verifies these records, they would become the hottest temperature recorded on Earth outside of Death Valley, California, which holds the title of the hottest temperature on record.
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Two months later, Manson — who at the time referred to himself as "God" — was arrested after he was found hiding in a bathroom cabinet at a ramshackle ranch in Death Valley, California.
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With an average monthly temperature of 107.4 degrees Fahrenheit, Death Valley saw the warmest month ever recorded for any location in the world, according to the Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang blog.
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Twitter and Instagram users who have visited Death Valley in recent days have been calling the phenomenon a "superbloom," the term for when a large amount of flowers bloom in an area.
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In Death Valley in eastern California and in the town of Needles near the Arizona border, the National Weather Service is forecasting high temperatures of 127 degrees Fahrenheit (52.8 Celsius) this week.
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He said Wednesday's crash was the first of a military plane since the 1990s in Death Valley, which ranks as the hottest, driest and lowest-elevation national park in the United States.
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A single-seat US Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet crashed Wednesday in Death Valley National Park, injuring seven people who were at a scenic overlook where aviation enthusiasts watch military pilots.
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According to data compiled by the Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang blog, Death Valley saw the following heat extremes in July: The high temperature hit at least 120°F on 53 days.
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The Manson family came to renewed attention in 2008, when officials in California, responding to long speculation that there were victims still unaccounted for, searched a stretch of desert in Death Valley.
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I guess more than anything, it's indeed quite remarkable that he'd be stage managing this process with his commentary about how his lawyers had drawn the "Death Valley" time slot Saturday morning.
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Abby Wines, a management assistant at Death Valley National Park, works out of a visitor center there in the tiny town of Furnace Creek, where the mercury hit 126 degrees on Tuesday.
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The temperature in Death Valley National Park had plunged to a chilly 40 degrees from 225 seemingly instantaneously, and I was mentally kicking myself for not having brought a warmer sleeping bag.
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With another 90 minutes of driving, I rolled into Baker, home to the world's tallest thermometer (the perfect kitschy roadside attraction) before veering off the freeway to head up Death Valley Road.
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The St. Louis offered, as a guide to the uninitiated, a visual essay by the Berkeley photographer Deborah O'Grady, combining stills and video that she had shot in Utah and Death Valley.
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Marta Becket was a New York ballerina and Broadway dancer on tour with her one-woman show in 21946 when she peered into an abandoned social hall in Death Valley Junction, Calif.
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At the peak of the heat, Phoenix may come close to its all-time record high temperature of 20613 degrees Fahrenheit, with extraordinary heat in Las Vegas and Death Valley, California as well.
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According to Burt, a more plausible record for Death Valley is a June 30, 2013 reading of 19423 degrees F (54 degrees C), which interestingly enough is the same temperature recorded just yesterday.
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The temblor, which struck in an area on the edge of Death Valley National Park, was felt throughout Los Angeles, as far north as Fresno, and as far east as Las Vegas, Nevada.
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That said, overall, 105 is not that impressive when it comes to temperature records since by some accounts, the hottest temperature ever recorded was 134 degrees Fahrenheit in California's Death Valley in 1913.
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Pritchard shot in a diverse selection of locations including Los Angeles, Chicago, and NYC as well as the Vermillion Cliffs, Death Valley, and the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest, to name but a few.
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Yet Helsinki-headquartered Jolla — one of those few remaining 'others' — isn't giving up pushing its Sailfish mobile OS, although it almost got snuffed out in a funding death valley back in late 2015.
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State highway officials shut down a 23-mile (26-kilometer) section of State Route 178 between Ridgecrest and the town of Trona southwest of Death Valley because of a rockslide and severe cracking.
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Death Valley and the peak of Mount Everest are both technically the surface of the Earth, but one is 282 feet below sea level and the other is 29,000 feet above sea level.
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In March, I spent a few hours looking at wildflowers with Dianne Milliard, a ranger who had been dividing her time between Death Valley, in the winter, and McCarthy, Alaska, in the summer.
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That's important for the president, who yesterday complained on Twitter that the defense will be starting up in the, "Death Valley of TV." And that's it for today's edition of Trial Watch 2020.
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Its stadium is nicknamed Death Valley, but the atmosphere there manages to be intense without the mean edge found elsewhere; some Clemson fans affix little tiger tails to the rear of their cars.
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They still compete, too: this week, Mohamad became the first Moroccan to compete in the legendary Badwater Ultramarathon in California, a notoriously difficult 135-mile race through Death Valley that is currently underway.
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Temperatures reached 127 F (52.8 C) in California's Death Valley at the peak of the heat wave on Tuesday afternoon but cooler weather was expected across the region by the end of the week.
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The pilot, who was assigned to the "Vigilantes" Strike Fighter Squadron 151, was based at Naval Air Station Lemoore and was flying a routine training mission when he crashed in Death Valley National Park.
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He is reported to be one of nearly 1,100 residents at the Nevada Southern Detention Center, a bleak, gray facility in the middle of the desert, just over an hour's drive from Death Valley.
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The big picture: Death Valley is one of the hottest places on Earth, but even in that context, July's heat was exceptional, with average temperatures about 6°F above the average of 102.2°F.
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According to weather records specialist Maximiliano Herrera, the new Death Valley record falls just shy of the world record for hottest monthly temperature, which was 108.5°F, set in Dehloran, Iran in July 2000.
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On social media, users posted comparisons with temperatures in global hot spots like Libya, Death Valley in California and Djibouti, all of which recorded lower temperatures than the record set in Kumagaya on Monday.
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As a general rule, military jets are not allowed to fly over national parks, but an exception was made over this section of Death Valley when it became a national park 25 years ago.
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For some Park Service people, Death Valley can be a gruelling assignment: high schools and shopping are an hour or more away, and for serious medical needs you have to go to Las Vegas.
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The definitive treatment of the subject is "Death Valley and the Amargosa: A Land of Illusion," a 1986 book by Richard E. Lingenfelter, an astrophysicist who moonlights as a historian of the Old West.
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The shotgun-slinging, beer-fueled bros who federal authorities say trashed the only home of an endangered fish near Death Valley National Park could find themselves hauled up in front of a judge before long.
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Freak events happen; the highest temperature ever recorded on Earth was 56.7°C in Death Valley, California, but that was on July 10th 23, when concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere were much lower.
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In the four years since, I've dragged it all over the place — up various mountains and one inactive volcano, down to Death Valley, around Alaska's Denali National Park, through Mexico City and New York City.
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Rainbow Canyon, which lies along the western border of Death Valley in southeastern California near the Nevada border, is part of a larger corridor that has been used for military flight training since the 1930s.
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In Guillaume Nicloux's "Valley of Love," Isabelle Huppert (as chilly as ever) and Gérard Depardieu play a long-separated couple who reunite in Death Valley after the suicide of the gay son they had neglected.
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Less than two hours later, he already sent more than 50 tweets, including one lamenting that his defense team was being forced to present its case Saturday during the "Death Valley" of broadcast time slots.
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Her most recent project, "Into Death Valley," explores the boredom and more mundane aspects of everyday life for those who live and work in the California desert, which boasts the highest temperature ever recorded on Earth.
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The single-seat aircraft, an F/A-18E Super Hornet, was flying over Rainbow Canyon in Death Valley, about 130 miles (210 km) west of Las Vegas, when it went down Wednesday morning, the Navy said.
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Update, July 31, 2018: Death Valley is poised to set a record for the hottest month ever recorded on Earth, with an average temperature of 108°F, breaking last year's record by about half a degree.
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Ace aviation photographer Mr. Toshihiko Shimizu, known as "pam_st112" on Instagram, captured several photos of an elusive F-2003 Nighthawk, aka "Wobblin' Goblin," that has been seen flying on rare occasions in the Death Valley area.
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His iconic and still breathtaking mountainscapes of Yosemite and elsewhere are on view, as well as such semiabstract landscapes as "Sand Dunes, Sunrise, Death Valley National Monument, California," which could stand comfortably beside an Edward Weston.
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Death Valley had world's hottest month ever Scheduled for launch this weekend, NASA's Parker Solar Probe will be on a mission to touch the sun Of those storms, anywhere from four to seven will become hurricanes.
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The highest temperature recognized by the World Meteorological Organization at any time of year is 134 degrees Fahrenheit (56.7 degrees Celsius), recorded in Death Valley in 1913, but the validity of that measurement has been questioned.
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Nevada law enforcement officials have arrested three men who allegedly went on a drunken rampage near Death Valley National Park that may have caused the death of an endangered fish, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Death Valley will live up to its fame as the hottest location in the U.S., with temperatures exceeding 120 degrees, while similar heat roasts California's Coachella Valley and inland portions of San Diego and Los Angeles counties.
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ET. In a candid interview, she explains that she was in hiding at a ranch in Death Valley when the Sharon Tate murders happened — and that she believed she was there to escape an impending race war.
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Rainbow Canyon, which lies along the western border of Death Valley in southeastern California near the Nevada border, is part of a larger corridor that has been used for military flight training since the 1930s, Taylor said.
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The most tragic cases, when a device guides drivers down abandoned roads or uses outdated data, for example, can end in death, whether in a rural area like Death Valley National Park, or not far from Chicago.
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One ultra race leads participants 135 miles through Death Valley up the face of Mount Whitney in the middle of July (Kostelnick won it twice); another retraces the path of the World War II Bataan Death March.
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Williams noted other perks at work in keeping students in the stands at Clemson, like consolidated upper-deck sections at Death Valley (the colloquial term for Memorial Stadium) and the successful fight to keep student tickets free.
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It's amusing to watch Ms. Huppert and Mr. Depardieu upstage Death Valley, and to that end, special mention must be made of his monumental stomach, which is often bared and big enough to deserve its own billing.
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How it's measured: The temperature measurements at Death Valley are recorded at the appropriately-named Furnace Creek, which is about 190 feet below sea level, and situated in the California desert between Las Vegas and Los Angeles.
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The hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth is in dispute, but a region in Kuwait hit roughly 129 degrees in 2016, and one weather station in California's Death Valley recorded a temperature of 134 degrees in 1913.
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Earlier this year, on February 26, 2019, photographer Richard VanderMeulen shot remarkable photos of a single, unmarked, F-117A that was flying over the restricted air space R-2508 range complex near Death Valley in southern California.
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Death Valley, the majestically desolate national park on the eastern edge of California, is a rain-shadow desert, meaning that nearby mountain ranges drain moisture from incoming weather systems and stop rain from reaching the other side.
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President Donald Trump, flashing the fixation of a former reality television showman, lamented on Friday that his impeachment defense team was being made to present its case this weekend during the "Death Valley" of broadcast time slots.
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He added that the 2136.4-degree measurement, if confirmed, and an identical one from Kuwait last summer, would be the third-highest ever recorded on the planet behind 20123 degrees at Furnace Creek, in Death Valley, Calif.
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The band's official site currently leads to a live stream with 24-hour news station graphics and a billboard out in what is identified as Death Valley in California, even though the clock definitely doesn't correspond to PST.
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In Cerro Gordo, a town nestled in the Inyo Mountains of California, near Death Valley, there's a single saloon with swinging doors, two out-of-tune pianos and a mysterious bloodstain on the wall beneath three bullet holes.
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Death Valley found its place in artistic lore: Frank Norris's 1899 novel, "McTeague," and Erich von Stroheim's ill-fated 19853 film adaptation, "Greed," both end with the image of the protagonist handcuffed to a corpse in Badwater Basin.
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A critically endangered Devils Hole pupfish, whose species lives only in one pool in Death Valley National Park, died after three drunk dudes broke into their protected habitat with alcohol and a shotgun, leaving behind vomit and floating underwear.
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Many cities in the Southwest and Midwest are preparing to break records this weekend and through Monday, including the US's all-time June record of 129 degrees in Death Valley, California (not far from where horrific wildfires are burning).
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Macron said last week the "yellow vest" crisis had mushroomed just as he went through a "death valley" phase: when the first reforms had been unveiled but before they had a chance to yield results or show their benefit.
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Through the years, Mr. Karnazes has run 250 miles straight (with no sleep), completed a 225-mile relay race (by himself), run across Death Valley in the middle of the summer, and run a marathon at the South Pole.
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The crash took place in Death Valley National Park at a spot known to aviation enthusiasts as Star Wars Canyon, according to park spokesman Patrick Taylor, who told CNN that seven visitors had suffered minor injuries as a result.
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As the biologist Christopher Norment writes, in his 2014 book, "Relicts of a Beautiful Sea: Survival, Extinction, and Conservation in a Desert World," the Southern Nevada Water Authority has proposed pumping groundwater that feeds into the Death Valley ecosystem.
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Gaze in wonder at the striations of color in Death Valley, feel on your clothes the sopping California fog and on your face the weight of a cloud bank pressing against a lone tree on a South Dakota horizon.
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The Trump team even curtailed its weekend opening session, after the ratings-minded president tweeted that Saturday is "Death Valley in T.V." So his team made only a short expository opening on that day, skirting the weekend ratings desert.
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And, reviewing the 22018 Paula Cooper Gallery exhibition where it initially appeared, Roberta Smith drew connections to photographic works showing a similar swing in front of the Death Valley hideout of murderous cult leader Charles Manson and his followers.
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" According to the company's website — which looks like it hails from the same era as that kid's printer — the clay comes from Death Valley, "where it is sun-dried for up to six months in temperatures that sometimes reach 134 degrees.
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BMW's charging stations can be found in the Everglades and the Grand Canyon, two of the most visited U.S. national parks, as well Death Valley in California, Rainier and Olympic national parks in Washington and Cape Cod National Seashore in Massachusetts.
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On a subsequent trip to Death Valley, we found ourselves in one of the world's most bizarre compilations of topography: a densely packed wonder that ranged from salt flats to vividly painted hills to glorious swaths of rolling, white sand dunes.
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A few degrees from all-time high The heat wave ushering in summer on Wednesday may be breaking daily records here, but it's not forecast to break the all-time record of 134 degrees recorded in Death Valley in 1913.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The pilot of a fighter jet that crashed in California's Death Valley National Park, injuring seven tourists on the ground, perished in the accident during training exercises through a canyon area, the U.S. Navy confirmed on Thursday.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — A US Navy fighter jet crashed Wednesday in Death Valley National Park, injuring seven people who were at a scenic overlook where aviation enthusiasts watch military pilots speeding low through a chasm dubbed Star Wars Canyon, officials said.
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To figure it all out, Norris and his cousin attached specially-designed GPS units to the back of rocks they had brought into Death Valley (the National Parks Service wouldn't let them mess with the rocks that were already there).
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Pat Narduzzi's Panthers (493-483) were looking to upset an Associated Press top-five team for the third straight season after knocking off No. 473 Clemson in Death Valley during the 463 season and No. 453 Miami last November in Pittsburgh.
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Temperatures in France's southern Gard region hit an all-time high of 2000 degrees Celsius (20193°F) on Friday - hotter than in California's Death Valley - sparking scores of fires that burned 22019 hectares of land and destroyed several homes and vehicles.
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In a blog post, Waymo says that it's currently performing a lot of these tests in Death Valley, where temperatures on record have hit as high as 134°F, or hot enough to melt the rubber of your shoes on sun-baked pavement.
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The powerful magnitude 26.7 earthquake rocked the Mojave Desert town of Ridgecrest south of Death Valley National Park as darkness fell on Friday, jolting the area with eight times more force than a 21994 quake that struck the same area 257 hours earlier.
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Earlier today, Basra, Iraq recorded the exact same temperature, 21942 degrees F (2128 degrees C).The official world record high temperature is 134.1 degrees F (56.7 degrees C ), which occurred on July 10, 1913, in Furnace Creek Ranch, California, in Death Valley.
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J.P. The Los Angeles garage-rock band Death Valley Girls proved itself right out of the gate: hear "Arrow" from its first cassette-only album two years ago, a song that boils down the entire business of rock to riff and rumble.
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LOS ANGELES, June 19 (Reuters) - In Death Valley in eastern California and in the town of Needles near the Arizona border, temperatures are expected to reach 127 degrees Fahrenheit (63 Celsius) this week, National Weather Service meteorologist Tom Fisher said on Monday.
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Even in typically cooler San Francisco, residents baked in sultry 88 degrees Fahrenheit (31 C). The National Park Service in Death Valley, known as the hottest place in America, cautioned tourists about the "EXTREME SUMMER HEAT" in a warning on its website.
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David Goggins, besides being a Navy SEAL Veteran, is currently the World Record holder for most pull-ups done in 24-hours (4,025), a fifth place finisher in the Badwater 135 (a 135-mile race in Death Valley), and an Ironman triathlete.
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At the moment, the largest fire in the state's history burns out of control; Yosemite Valley is closed indefinitely because flames lick at its access roads; and Death Valley has just registered, for the second straight year, the hottest month in American history.
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Unable to sleep at night, he began exploring places like Death Valley in a semi-delirious state, getting purposely lost and shooting what he found with a Fujifilm GFX50, using light from a headlamp and A few small LEDs with colored gels.
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The powerful magnitude 7.1 tremor rocked the Mojave Desert town of Ridgecrest near Death Valley National Park as darkness fell on Friday night, jolting the area with eight times more force than a 6.4 quake that had struck the same area 34 hours earlier.
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It's not an easy task when the the chapters leap around from the perspective of a CIA operative in present day, to that of a Nazi death camp administrator, to that of an ex-Hippie living near the Manson family in Death Valley, among others.
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In a dusty town halfway between Las Vegas and Death Valley, a municipality where prostitution is legal and citizens recently voted to remove most of the Town Board's power, it's a part of the Old West where Cruz hopes to consolidate his party's libertarian wing.
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More than a century ago, zoologist Joseph Grinnell launched a pioneering survey of animal life in California, a decades-long quest — at first by Model T or, failing that, mule — to all corners and habitats of the state, from Death Valley to the High Sierra.
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From 1950 to 1990, Kodak had huge 18-by-60-foot backlit Colorama transparencies installed in Grand Central Terminal that encouraged this documented travel experience, such as a 1959 image by Ansel Adams of Death Valley with a family playfully enjoying the otherworldly landscape.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The fighter pilot who perished in the crash of his fighter jet in Death Valley National Park in California was identified by the U.S. Navy on Friday as Lieutenant Charles Walker, who had served in the armed forces for the past 10 years.
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The words just below the upper deck on each side of Clemson's Memorial Stadium read, "Clemson Welcomes You To Death Valley," and while the sentence extends the hospitality on which this earnest Southern fan base prides itself, it also pledges the demise that the Tigers somehow exacted.
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He amassed 33 of his 431 total yards by halftime against the Wolfpack and the rest of his team followed his lead, as the Cardinals' defense recorded three interceptions and rolled past a NC State team that took No. 3 Clemson to overtime in Death Valley one week earlier.
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Public lands in the California desert already contribute significantly to the state's tourism economy: In 2014, more than 3.2 million people visited Joshua Tree, Death Valley and the Mojave National Preserve, adding $194 million to the region's economy and supporting over 2,85033 jobs, according to the National Park Service.
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Mr. Manson and his followers would be spared; they were going to hide beneath the desert in Death Valley until the war was over, when they would surface from their underground lair and rule over the black population, which, Mr. Manson claimed, would be unable to govern itself.
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No mania in the bizarre history of Death Valley—the prospectors and swindlers of the late nineteenth century; the playboy adventurers and car racers of the Jazz Age; the psychedelic goings on in the sixties and seventies, including a residency by the Manson family—matched the Superbloom invasion.
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I pieced it together over the course of three days and was able to check out, among other things, one of the nation's most obscure and unexpected opera houses, a bizarre, deserted seaside resort town, and, of course, Death Valley, the lowest, driest and hottest place in the country.
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In the 2016 The Villa Bonita, she explored the contained society of this Hollywood apartment building which was built for the huge crews on Cecil B. DeMille's films; in the 2014 Vacancy, she examined the rural communities surviving in the harsh environment of the gateway to Death Valley.
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If it is hard to watch "Greed" today without being conscious of the missing pieces, the Death Valley finale brings the full weight of the story's tragedy — involving a lug of a dentist (Gibson Gowland), his marriage to a patient (ZaSu Pitts) and lottery winnings that go unspent — to bear.
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But the key word there is interim: these sites would be temporary holding areas for fuel that will eventually move to a permanent repository — like Yucca Mountain, the controversial site in Nevada that's about 733 miles northwest of Las Vegas, and across the state line from Death Valley in California.
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"After having been treated unbelievably unfairly in the House, and then having to endure hour after hour of lies, fraud & deception by Shifty Schiff, Cryin' Chuck Schumer & their crew, looks like my lawyers will be forced to start on Saturday, which is called Death Valley in T.V.," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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Mr. Trump was not pleased about the schedule, writing Friday morning on Twitter that his team had been "forced" to start on a Saturday, a time "called Death Valley in T.V." He also turned around Democrats' accusation, declaring that "the Impeachment Hoax is interfering with the 2020 Election," not him.
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They are expected to start Saturday — a time slot that Trump grumbled about on Twitter as "Death Valley in T.V." Senators, who are required to remain silent during the trial proceedings, will then have 16 cumulative hours to ask questions of the House managers and the defense team in writing.
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Note that there is one other competitor for hottest non-Death Valley temperature ever measured: the official all-time high temperature in Israel is a 54°C (129.2°F) reading from Tirat Tsvi, Israel on June 22, 1942...[but the] Israeli Met Office...refused to make public the details leading to their conclusions.
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The third week of July 2019 is past us—and if you live in much of the Midwest or the East Coast, it's been one helluva hot one with a heat wave breaking one-day temperature records in NYC and conditions in Washington, D.C. and Cincinnati compared to Death Valley and Nairobi respectively.
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Driving to and from California with my dog, I logged a lot of hours behind the wheel but made plenty of photo-worthy stops: I rode a shuttle to the top of St. Louis' Gateway Arch, ate BBQ in Kansas City, walked on the Badwater Basin in Death Valley and hugged Donald Duck.
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"After having been treated unbelievably unfairly in the House, and then having to endure hour after hour of lies, fraud & deception by Shifty Schiff, Cryin' Chuck Schumer & their crew, looks like my lawyers will be forced to start on Saturday, which is called Death Valley in T.V.," the president wrote on Twitter.
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Deep Springs — a tuition-free, highly selective two-year liberal arts college and working ranch near Death Valley in California — combines intense study, manual labor and intimate community to give students "a sense of the purpose of education not just being for oneself but for something larger than one's self," Mr. Sweeney-Taylor told me.
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Trump, a media-conscious president who is fixated on press coverage, expressed dismay on Friday that his lawyers would kick off their arguments on a Saturday, calling the time slot "Death Valley in T.V." But what may satisfy Trump may not necessarily fit with the level of restraint and decorum expected on the Senate floor.
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"After having been treated unbelievably unfairly in the House, and then having to endure hour after hour of lies, fraud & deception by Shifty Schiff, Cryin' Chuck Schumer & their crew, looks like my lawyers will be forced to start on Saturday, which is called Death Valley in T.V.," the president wrote on Twitter on Friday.
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"Yosemite, Death Valley, Hawaii Volcanoes — as the landscape changes, your breath is literally taken away and that's what makes the national parks special for us," Lauren tells CNBC Make It. The idea of visiting all of the U.S. national parks started as a "whim," early in 2018, Lauren says, but quickly evolved into a 2019 goal for the couple.
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Using the Bortle scale to measure light pollution (where Class 8 is a bad city sky and Class 1 is the darkest sky), Murali shows us what the sky looks like in a city like San Jose (that's a Class 8) and compares it to each level all the way down to Death Valley (a Class 1).
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Let's break this down to see exactly when shit hit the fan for these favorites: No. 2 Clemson's loss to Pitt The Clemson Tigers saw their first loss at Death Valley last night in 21 games, snapping the longest win streak in the country, and Pitt gleefully snatched it away from them in the final seconds.
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The band toured the record relentlessly, and then its prolific members went their separate ways to work on other projects – Betsy Wright made a record with Bad Things, Mary Timony's band Helium reissued their albums The Dirt of Luck and The Magic City in 2017, and toured around the release, while Laura Harris played with Death Valley Girls.
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Behind Ms. Sorrells's R.V. park is a series of pools, habitat for the endangered Shoshone pupfish that she has improved as a draw for ecotourists — birders, hikers and "extreme heat tourists," especially from Europe, who come to experience searing desert temperatures, often buying a dozen eggs to take into Death Valley and cook on a broiling parking lot.
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