High Danger Fires:

• State: Montana
• County: Mineral
• Areas mainly effected: Lolo National Forest
• Roundup as of the morning of July 15, 2013 E.S.T.: about 6 wildfires are burning, mostly forest fires, and one grassland, all between 1.5 and 3 miles from either Spring Gulch or Riverview Trailer Park.
• State: Idaho
• County: Idaho
• Areas mainly effected: Nez Perce National Forest
• Roundup as of the morning of July 15, 2013 E.S.T.: forest fire, a bit closer than 1 and half miles from Riggins Hot Springs, and a grassland fire just past a half mile from the same

Popularly known current fires:

• State: Colorado
• West Fork Complex Fire
• Areas mainly effected: San Juan and Rio Grande National Forests, and private lands
• State: Nevada
• Carpenter 1 Fire
• Kyle Canyon, Spring Mountain Recreation Area located about Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, just east of S Hwy 160/ Pahrump Valley Road

sources:
http://activefiremaps.fs.fed.us/current.php?op=table&sensor=modis
Huffingtonpost.com

For ease of gaining a clearer conception of the multitude of developments in Central America and South America, a map with captions of major events:

Summary of protests over the past week thereabout, with a few other major events, in words:

• Colombia: anti-coca | report is more than 10,000 farmers

• Chile: education reform protests | about 100,000 [10 times more 10,000] showed for protests

• Costa Rica: Ticos [simplified translation in English is people] engaging in protests | at a number of locations; mainly June 26

            also taking place was:

• implementation of programs to reduce narcotics and bad money
• San Jose: locations raided conducting investigations into money laundering
• SICA in the news reference summit; Sistema de la Integracion Centroamericana/ Central American Integration System
• Narcotics and firearms seized in port of Limon, according to the paper started in the 1950s 'Tico Times', now fused as one word for their online site.  Seizures of a popular narcotic is on pace to exceed last year's, in the double digits of tons.

• Paraguay: want better living standards | about 3000 people in Asuncion, Friday June 21, 2013, rallied, speaker events at the main square were included

• Brazil: better living standards; Rio de Janeiro

Sources:
http://americasouthandnorth.wordpress.com/2013/06/27/beyond-brazil-protests-and-demonstrations-throughout-latin-america/

http://www.aljazeera.com/video/americas/2013/06/2013629125750121166.html

original map before diagram notes courtesy: http://mapsof.net/map/map-of-latin-america

In the past few days, and this weekend, there has been fighting in the region of Sidon in Lebanon.  There is an aura of shame on the fighting in Sidon.  What is a striking situation, is that when the fighting is thought of at the same time of one of the most popularly known sayings of Muhammad, the Seal, transliterated 'Khateem', who is said to be born in the nearby region of Mecca, often translated into English, 'Muslim is brother, transliterated 'akhw', of Muslim'.  These days, popular conception is that when two parties of Muslim fights, it is a clash to the saying.  The saying did not write out, Shia, Sunni, Jordanian, Hezebollah, Syrian, Arab, non-Arab, so on and so forth.

There are other sayings which Muhammad, the ascription, 'peace and blessings upon him', spoke that discuss the unlawfulness of Muslim fighting Muslim.  Amongst these, in simply worded translation, when two parties, which seem initially, to be Muslim fight each other, one of them is not a Muslim.
Readily seen is the awkwardness of fighting on the Arab land between parties all claiming to be Muslim.

At about 10 people dead, or even 1, it is too much.
The entire Muslim world is feels a sense of shame over the situation.

Whether involved with the situation in Syria or not, hold this aside for a moment--
Is the situation in Sidon going to suck-in, and, or expand, consuming larger amounts, of people, and locations?
Is there a contained shroud of confusion that is about to mushroom?  There might be a wish, which is, that because the situation might not be one which is liked, nor might sit favorably when thought of respective to the sayings abovementioned, that the situation will remained minimized and naturally go away, such wish might not always hold as the actual series of events, in the realities of today's world. 
Proactive measures that do not involve unlawful fighting must be taken to bring the situation under control if not zero it altogether.

Problematic to the situation is the knowledge which the Arab World takes almost for granted, the same knowledge which others who might not be originally from the Arab World or removed, in some cases demonstrate they do not have a thorough understanding of, and barely grasp elementary aspects.  This refers to, among many, Shia, or some spell Shiite, Sunni, Hezebollah, and fighting and not fighting on Masjid property.  The Arab World knows their own.  History has shown us, when those from outside the Arab world attempt to get involved in affairs such as what is depicted in Sidon, provide media coverage, in their process of doing so, they often get key concepts mixed up, which in turn can result in the Arab World looking condescendingly on this, in turn possibly resulting in forming bitter the needed relations between them.


[This article has been revised, shortened from the original, due to a technical lapse during website construction, most of the main points have been brought up, the objective.]

Wildfires are burning in the western part of the U.S., especially inclusive of Colorado, this year at very severe levels, compared to popularly recorded history over the past few decades.

Despite economic challenges of the U.S., the U.S. is still very respectable and respected in many aspects.  And, the U.S. works to develop international cooperation, even though complexities might be existent, and can be taken into consideration for this, is the emergence of technologies that make communications and other technologies faster than ever.

The mortgage industry and real estate market: we want to see a strengthened economy, which could involve results of negating frivolous dimensions of the economy, mortgage rates, and property values.  Hold that thought for a moment; in the same breath of eliminating rates so low they are indicative of being preposterous, weighing down too much resulting in spikes of mortgage rates where they are so high that no mortgage companies are able to provide mortgaging services, can potentially hurt, or at least the sense of hurt, the mortgage industry and the businesses therein, a valuable sector to the overall make-up and topography of the business world.

The areas of severe weather, and other industries and sectors, it can be seen where analogies can be drawn.

Further reading, and a few excerpts that seem befitting at this time, which could change over the next few hours:

"The global markets are continuing to freak out following the Fed announcement that some forms of economic stimulus will soon be throttled back.  Mortgage rates continue to be extraordinarily volatile, along with practically everything else." 
Beginning of 'Current Mortgage Rates for Friday, June 21, 2013' <http://www.totalmortgage.com/blog/mortgage-rates/current-mortgage-rates-for-friday-june-21-2013/21803>.

"Tumbling stock, bond and commodity prices around the world are demonstrating just how reliant the global economy has become on the monetary policies of the Federal Reserve."  This a statement that could sum up many dynamics of what is going on currently, and historically, has said to have been for years, from an article 'Published: June 20, 2013', 'Global Sell-off Shows Fed Reach Beyond the U.S.'
<http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/21/business/economy/global-sell-off-shows-fed-reach-beyond-the-us.html?_r=0>

"Friday's bond market initially opened in positive territory but has since slipped into negative ground once the stock markets opened for trading."
'Mortgage Rates On The Move 6-21-2013
Friday, June 21, 2013'
<http://www.lender411.com/mortgage-articles/9479/mortgage-rates-on-the-move-6-21-2013/>

Three Grave Challenges Facing China-US Relations
June 21, 2013
http://www.chinausfocus.com/foreign-policy/three-grave-challenges-facing-china-us-relations/

Here are a few points cited from the article:

"...the new type of major power relationship between China and the US is something easy to define but difficult to act on because the two nations still have to face up to three grave challenges.

First, the geostrategic challenge for China and the US in the Asia-Pacific region. The United States is advocating its Asia-Pacific rebalancing strategy, leading to increasingly complicated territorial disputes between China and Japan and the Philippines....

Second, China and the US face challenges in the global economic market, trade market and their rules. The US is aggressively promoting its “double oceans and double P strategy”...

Third, the rules of the cyber world hold challenges..."

If it may be added, it might be possible, while studies into theoretical economic models do no harm, deeper oil drilling impacting where oil is drilled, might impact the entirety of the picture.

Rounding out this business week, different countries have long-running philosophies, which impact their psychologies, when they develop policies for international affairs.  The policies for countries in the Arab World a thousand years ago, might have marked differences to the written policies in the U.S. in the last decade.  Whereat, the policies from a thousand years ago still have effects on the policies made today.  Therefore, in some circumstances, the implications of a policy made today, might not be entirely applicable in every detailed aspects, for a simple model for parallel from one region of the world to the next.

On wildfires:
'Red Flag Warnings, June 21, 2013'
<http://wildfiretoday.com/2013/06/21/red-flag-warnings-june-21-2013/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+wildfiretoday%2FThgp+%28Wildfire+Today%29>
"Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches for enhanced wildfire danger have been issued by the National Weather Service for areas in California, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado."
There is a map that provides much crystallization on where the bulk of the fire warnings are, especially where the 4 states come together at, of Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona.

Wildfires:

• Arizona:
• Gladiator Fire, although '100%' contained, has been burning for over a month
• Doce Fire, in the Prescott area
• California:
• Carstens Fire, in Midpines area, approaching 2000 acres of damage
• Powerhouse Fire, still burning
• Hathaway Fire, approaching 4000 acres, in the area of San Bernadino National Forest north of Banning
• Colorado:
• Black Forest fire results in over 500 houses destroyed

Tornado:

• Slight possibility of weather conditions developing into tornadoes in Montana for later this afternoon, is the prediction based off the source cited. 
  

          source: http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day1otlk.html

Supportive notes: the prospect of tornadoes emerging in Montana, according to the source cited, are due to a number of climatic factors.  The conditions that comprise these factors can move around, and change from moment to moment, this in contrast to an absolute tangible solid object.  Resultant, there might be the possibility of a fluidity of the time window that the predicted tornadoes could occur.  Straightforwardly, the possibility of tornadoes could be treated to, their occurrence could extend beyond just later today.