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Evangelism On Fire
A highlight from The Manual Flores' God Story
"Welcome to Evangelism on Fire podcast. My name is Mark Thomas, an ordained pastor, a teacher of the best selling book of all time, your host, and most importantly, your evangelism coach. Every episode, I bring you an inspiring message to help you live the most exciting life God has created you to live by actively sharing your faith in Jesus with others. I believe in the power of the gospel and the potential of all Christians to live out the mission of the great commission. I believe the best way for Christians to grow is to go. It's time for a revolution in every Christian's life around the world so that every person everywhere around the world can hear the gospel of Jesus Christ from a friend or a family member through one -on -one evangelism. I'm so thankful for our time together today. I absolutely love spending time with you, evangelism on fire nation. I believe this podcast will truly inspire you and I believe it will inspire so many people that you know. 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All right, welcome Evangelism on Fire nation to today's special God story episode. I have a great friend of mine with us today. He's here to share his amazing God story. His name is Emmanuel Flores and I just want to thank you, my brother, my good friend for being here today with us here at Evangelism on Fire studios. How are you doing, man? Hey, thanks for having me back. It feels great to be here and opportunities to talk about God again. Yeah, I know one thing about you, man, any opportunity that you have to talk about God, you're all about that. Absolutely, gotta put them first and put them in the front of the conversation, yes. That's what I'm talking about. Now, you originally came on our podcast episode 11th, on November 2021, and this is round two for you. Yeah, feels good to be back. Man, it's so great to have you here. Now, you and I, we were talking the other day and you recently, now, one thing I love about you, man, is you're always living your life on mission. Trying my hardest. Everywhere you go, you are living on mission. You're taking the gospel to whatever people put in your path. Here in our city, we live in the Richmond Metro area, RVA, and you're just living on mission, taking God's love throughout our city, man. And that's one of the things, many things I love about you, but that's one of the things that I love. Yeah. This time, you went out of the country on a mission trip to take God's love. Where did you go, man? Tell our audience where you went. Yeah, so this is my third trip. We went down to Nicaragua. We flew into Messiah, then drove over to, I'm sorry, we flew into Managua and then drove over to Messiah. We went down there with Chosen Children's Ministry. We flew in on Saturday, flew out on Saturday. We worked in the barrio called Mount Zion for the week. We worked there Monday through basically Friday. We visited the community we went to last time and did Sunday church with them on that Sunday. So we visited them. And then on that last Friday, we went to the third neighborhood called Paradise and I visited with them. Paradise. That's where my little girl was. Your little girl. Yeah, I adopted a little girl many years ago and this is the first time meeting her this time down in Paradise. She was six years old. I met her mom. I was able to bless her with a bunch of stuff. It was great. Yeah, that's awesome. What's your little girl's name? Oh Lord, Yaris, but it sounds real different than that. I can't say it right. Right. Yeah, but you know, it was great meeting her, absolutely. That's awesome. Now, you know, one of the amazing things is when you go there and you see a child that God puts in front of you and you become their sponsor. What has been one of the greatest things about sponsoring Yaris? What kind of joy does that bring you? Well, you know, what we get to do is through Chosen Children's, we are able to share pictures of me, my wife and Isabel with her. We're able to write letters to her. We wish her happy birthday. Merry Christmas. So it's a relationship that builds. And then when you get down there and you actually are able to see them and hug them, it just adds to it. It's like, that's my child now, you know? So I care for her, you know, like you would, another child. And we send her gifts and, you know, just love spending time with her. And the number one thing she wants from us is pictures and letters. Can't go wrong with that. You got that right, brother. And then when we met her, obviously we've already shared the word of Christ with her and showed her God's love. So it's just building on top of that. That's beautiful, man. And one of the great things that you did on this mission trip, I didn't go on this mission trip with you guys. Manuel and I were on a mission trip a few years back. And listen, if you haven't heard his amazing story of The Nine, go back to Evangelism on Fire podcast on November 11th, 2021, okay? Episode 64, man, you've got to go back after listening to this episode and the hear miracle of The Nine, okay? So go back and listen to that. If you've listened to it, you're going to want to listen to it again. If you've never listened to it, you're going to need to go back there. After you listened to this episode, you got to hear this miraculous story. I'm getting pumped up just talking about it, man. The Nine. This time around, when you went to Nicaragua, walk us through that trip. Like when you first got there, man, all right, you landed in the airport. How'd you feel, man? It felt, it was almost like being home. I missed a year, so I was really anticipating going back. Before I got down there, I was very anxious, to be honest with you, because I missed that trip. So I was very focused on what God was trying to tell me. I felt like on this trip, he wanted me to focus on, obviously him, but patience and trusting him. We just finished up a Bible study in Job, and I felt like that was a couple of the big principles is patience and then just trust him. So that's what we did this trip. I made sure I focused on patience and trusting him. When you say patience and trust in him in regards to the mission trip, what specifically do you mean? Like, what are you talking about? Well, a lot of times opportunities arise, and I tend not to give God the opportunity or the option for him to move, and instead I move. I make decisions on things that I think are a good idea, but in time, I haven't prayed about it to see what his will is. So this time, I really took the opportunity when something was asked of me to pray about it, even if it's eyes wide open, to give God the opportunity to move. It was amazing. It was amazing when that happened. Yeah, so what did you experience when you're focusing on those things? So it's opportunities of when people are standing in front of you and when you're talking to them about Christ, it's not mentioning the first word that comes to mind. It's when they say something, you have to absorb those words that they had and then give God an opportunity to fill your mind with the words that need to be repeated back. It's not me first conversations. It's God first conversations. That's so good, man. That is so good. What's that expression? People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care? Right. That type of thing. Is that what you're talking about? Exactly what I'm talking about. Yeah, so when you were telling me some of the things that you experienced over there, some of the encounters you had, you were over there building in homes for people. What was the highlight for you, man, when you were over there? So there was a bunch of highlights over there. Wait a minute, wait a minute. He said there were a bunch of highlights. Come on, talk to us, share that with us. Yeah, so a lot of times what I did was door -to -door. I didn't necessarily work on the construction team, so I did door -to -door. So for our listeners and they're hearing door -to -door, what exactly is door -to -door? Yeah, so it literally means door -to -door. It's a team, three to six of us, usually two interpreters, and then we walk out the front door of the church and take a left or take a right, and then we try to meet everybody we can on every street and go door -to -door meeting everybody. This time it was a lot different. Last time we went, it was basically barbed wire and sticks, so you were able to see inside a lot of their houses. What they'd done this time is they put up a lot of metal, and so it was really hard to see. But what we learned is if you're a little bit louder walking down the street, the dogs will start barking, and then they come to see what the dogs are barking at. So generally, it took us about an hour to figure this out, but once we figured it out, we were in the middle of the street just being loud, basically, and dogs would start barking, and when we heard the dogs starting to bark, we would kind of walk that direction, and then there they were. Their number one question is, what are y 'all doing? What's going on? And so what we would do is we were down there with the church called Mount Zion. That's where the church was daily. What we were doing is we were doing vacation Bible school. We were having a time for adults to have a special time for them, and then we had a time after that for the feeding. So we were planning on feeding 150 to 250 kids daily. 150 to 200 kids daily? Yeah. Man. And it was more like 250 daily. It was never a 150 day. Right. We were usually running out of plates and cups and stuff like that, and they would run up to the store and get more. Now, when you're feeding all these people, you're talking about 150 to 250 some people. Now, I remember when I went there as part of your team, when we went together, right? I remember that that's the meals that we were giving out. It could be their only meal of the day. Absolutely. So you're feeding 250 people, and that could potentially be the only food that they get for that day. Yeah. I know for sure that happened multiple times. Yeah. That that was the only meal they were eating. Yeah. Yeah. And then a couple of conversations of just meeting people in door to door, I haven't eaten in two days was a pretty common statement. Wow. Yeah. Like they're drinking water, but they haven't eaten food of substance. Yeah. Yeah. That's normal there. Right. Yeah. So when you're going to door to door, what is the main goal of meeting people when you go door to door? So there's a couple of goals. Obviously the first one is to make sure they're connected with God somehow. In some way, shape or form, have they heard of them? You know, did they deny them? But at least start that conversation. The second thing is we point everybody back to the church so that one, they can be fed physically, but they can also be fed spiritually. So we're trying to connect on that too. And then, you know, if they choose not to go, we're still there to pray with them. So we ask what they want prayer for. You know, 99 % of everybody says house and health and you know, their job situation. And that's when this trip was very different because we started asking, well, specifically, what do you need God to do for you? You know? And then that way, when it happened, you would know that God did that for them. Cause let's be honest, we can all get a new job and you know, somebody can all help us with some food, but to have a God encountered movement, that's, you would have to know what it was that you were specifically asking for. And then when it happened, you knew it was God moving on your part. Yeah. That's so powerful. So you're asking people, what specifically do you want prayer for? What specifically do you, you know, want God to help you out with? So when you're asking those questions, what were some of the things that people told you? Yeah. So I think it was the second day we were behind the church. It was in the afternoons and it was, you know, right after vacation Bible school. So you can hear the kids just yelling and going crazy and we're a street or two away and you can still hear it. So we walked up on this one lady, I can't remember her name, but she was sitting there. She had her feet up. She, we just started talking to her and she was a Christian. She believed in God. She had all those bases covered, but I asked her, do you hear the kids yelling? And she was like, yeah, yeah, yeah, I do. But I don't know what that is. And the church was literally in her backyard. Yeah. So we told her what was going on at the church. We invited her to come eat some food. And that's what she told us. She was like, I can't, I can't walk. And I, you know, her knees are right there. I looked down and she doesn't have any scars. She's not wearing any braces, nothing out of the ordinary. I was like, well, why can't you walk? And she says she has like, I can't think of the word, arthritis in both of her knees so bad that it hurts. So the only time she walks is when she has to go use the bathroom or get something to eat. I was like, when was the last time you ate? And just like we were talking earlier, I haven't eaten in two days. I was like, oh, that's why you're a believer. Why don't we, why don't we pray for God to fix these knees? Yeah. And she gets, you know, it's something to the fact of, you know, God's got better things to do, or I don't know if God would pay and fix my knees or, you know, it was a disbelief and that God would help her. Yeah. You know, so I asked her, I said, well, you know, I believe God can move mountains and I think he can heal these two little knees of yours too. You know what I mean? I heard that bro. So, yeah. So, you know, I was with, I think it was three others of us right there. And you know, before this encounter, I'd, you know, I'd put my hand on someone's shoulder to pray with them in belief, but you know, I felt like God was telling me that day, put your hands on her knees and pray because her knees are going to, her knees are going to get healed. And I'd never done that before. So I was extremely nervous, but you know what? I prayed about it and he said, put your hands on them little knees. So that's what I did. We put our hands on our knees, prayed for our knees and said, amen. And I said, so how do the knees feel? And she said, I don't want to test it yet. And they said, I don't want to test it yet. Yeah. I don't want to test it yet. They usually always hurt. Let's just leave them where they are. Right. I said, all right, cool. We're going to bring you two plates of food today. So you don't have to walk anywhere, but be ready for them knees to work. You told, you told her that you declared that be ready for those knees to work. Right. Right. So what we did is, you know, we said, amen. And we moved on down the street, looking for someone else to talk to. We brought her a couple of plates at the end of the day, you know, fast forward to the next day. And we're out doing door to door again. We, you know, we've found a knee brace for her actually in the convenience store. So we're going to take the knee brace back to her, you know, bring her another plate or two to make sure she was taken care of. So we turned the corner of the street that she was on, you know, she's maybe a block away and we could see someone hobbling across the street. And so we take a couple more steps and it's her. So, you know, we quickly move up to her. We give her our arms so she can support herself. And as soon as she seen us, she was just crying. I mean, Niagara folks crying. Yeah. And so she grabbed her arms and we went back across the street and she, the first thing she says, my knees have never felt so good in my life. Come on. I said, what do you mean? She goes, I can't remember the last time my knees felt like this. Yeah. They're still sore, but they feel wonderful. Yeah. I said, this is one day one. God's going to keep moving. Yeah. I said, come on. Let's pray with his knees some more. And we sat down. We put her knee brace on. We kept on praying for these knees. Yeah.
HASHR8
"niagara" Discussed on HASHR8
"A few years ago and hasn't seen gone anywhere yet because they were hiring a lot of talent in order to build this, they put out a call to the industry, which you can find in the link below in the description here, asking for feedback on what they should build. So when the idea is they already have is a hash board that can integrate with raspberry pies, better firmware, better stock wear options and stuff like that. This is a pretty cool idea. I think a lot of people would be pretty happy with it. There is a lot of different mining firmware, a lot of different mining hash boards having to market right now that people besides the big three manufacturers Kane in bit main micro BT art building. So we look forward to more competition within the ESA space. And we will talk about that a little bit later in today's show. Based on the epic blockchain news and the blog post I recently published about the mains a 6 19 XP. Okay, let's go international for a moment, let's go down to Paraguay. I talk about power POW dot RE a Canadian Bitcoin mining company that landed a hundred megawatt contract on the itaipu dam. The dam is the third largest hydro dam in the world in the 45th largest reservoir in the world. It's a huge power in South America and a lot of the miners have been looking at this and saying, hey, maybe we could throw some Bitcoin mines on top of that and tap that green energy power which recently closed a series a funding round for about $9.2 million and has some further funding from other people for about similar amount of cash is funnily cash into this project, hundred megawatts, of course, is not huge when you think of the things in Texas, but it's sizable and it's noticeable that they got this through the regulators and Paraguay working internationally is very difficult. So congrats to them, we look forward to seeing more developments on that front. Okay, moving back up to the United States, we have more intrigue in upstate New York with U.S. Bitcoin operating Niagara Falls, according to a document from the Niagara gazette, the U.S. court state Supreme Court that is signed a final order that directs U.S. data centers group U.S. Bitcoin to shut down cryptocurrency mine facility on buffalo avenue and pay the city of Niagara Falls, finds exceeding $1 million. This in a larger sense in a macro perspective is just like a back and forth with the city of Niagara, where a lot of Bitcoin miners have been trying to operate in the region, Niagara Falls, has a lot of cheap hydro energy upstate New York has historically been a large place for Bitcoin mining and Bitcoin miners have been sort of caught in the middle of this story in a larger sense is as the continuation of Bitcoin miners seeking cheap energy and upstate New York and more leftist leaning folk who are on the environmental justice side of things and
Pray the Word with David Platt
"niagara" Discussed on Pray the Word with David Platt
"Luke chapter 9 versus 13 through 17, but Jesus said to them, you give them something to eat. They said we have no more than 5 loaves and two fish, unless we are, to go and buy food for all these people, for there were about 5000 men, and he said to his disciples, have them sit down and groups of about 50 each, and they did so and had them all set down and taking the 5 loaves and the two fish, he looked up to heaven, instead of blessing over them, then he broke the loaves and gave them to the disciples to set before the crowd, and they all ate and were satisfied and what was left over was picked up 12 baskets of broken pieces, a feeding of the 5000 very familiar story to followers of Jesus. And I read it here. I want to lead us to pray according to it as a reminder of what Jesus desires to do through your life and in your life in that sense, just imagine this story from the perspective of the disciples like you think we don't have near enough resources for all these people. And little did they know who they were talking to in Jesus. It's like they were standing in front of Niagara Falls and saying, I don't think we have enough water. And Jesus, who owns everything with all authority in all creation, is more than sufficient to meet the needs of 5000 men plus women and children who are hungry and so she just takes these 5 loaves and two fish and he blesses them as you praise and then he breaks the load close and what I love is he gives them to the disciples to set before The Crown and just imagine being in their shoes. You get the spread and you start handing out and you go back and you get more. You go back and get more and go back, I just figured it looks on their faces as they're looking at each other smiling. Where's all this coming from? It's amazing. There's more bread. There's more red. We got bread for this 50 over here and that 50 over there, and this 50 over there. It was just 5 loaf. We got all this bread in our hands, like they were so astounded overjoyed as their passing out all these bread and fish and then they pick back up 12 baskets, every one of them coming back with a basket of broken pieces. Do you realize that Jesus one has all authority and having unearthed today that he is able to meet the needs of so many people around us and he has called us to be the instrument through which his miracles are made known in other people's lives.
Pray the Word with David Platt
Jesus' Miraculous Power
"Luke chapter 9 versus 13 through 17, but Jesus said to them, you give them something to eat. They said we have no more than 5 loaves and two fish, unless we are, to go and buy food for all these people, for there were about 5000 men, and he said to his disciples, have them sit down and groups of about 50 each, and they did so and had them all set down and taking the 5 loaves and the two fish, he looked up to heaven, instead of blessing over them, then he broke the loaves and gave them to the disciples to set before the crowd, and they all ate and were satisfied and what was left over was picked up 12 baskets of broken pieces, a feeding of the 5000 very familiar story to followers of Jesus. And I read it here. I want to lead us to pray according to it as a reminder of what Jesus desires to do through your life and in your life in that sense, just imagine this story from the perspective of the disciples like you think we don't have near enough resources for all these people. And little did they know who they were talking to in Jesus. It's like they were standing in front of Niagara Falls and saying, I don't think we have enough water. And Jesus, who owns everything with all authority in all creation, is more than sufficient to meet the needs of 5000 men plus women and children who are hungry and so she just takes these 5 loaves and two fish and he blesses them as you praise and then he breaks the load close and what I love is he gives them to the disciples to set before The Crown and just imagine being in their shoes. You get the spread and you start handing out and you go back and you get more. You go back and get more and go back, I just figured it looks on their faces as they're looking at each other smiling. Where's all this coming from? It's amazing. There's more bread. There's more red. We got bread for this 50 over here and that 50 over there, and this 50 over there. It was just 5 loaf. We got all this bread in our hands, like they were so astounded overjoyed as their passing out all these bread and fish and then they pick back up 12 baskets, every one of them coming back with a basket of broken pieces. Do you realize that Jesus one has all authority and having unearthed today that he is able to meet the needs of so many people around us and he has called us to be the instrument through which his miracles are made known in other people's lives.
Game of Crimes
"niagara" Discussed on Game of Crimes
"I think you refer to them as indigenous people or yeah. Some of that too was the trafficking in alcohol or guns, or did you guys run into any of the trafficking issues? They're in Niagara. Not really in Niagara. I mean, we had people smuggle in a little bit of booze and stuff, but we didn't have a whole lot of problems there. Every once in a while, you know, your Americans have come up with their guns. Most of them, most of them were declaring. Of course, exactly. That's right. You guys aren't giving up your guns for anything, but actually most of them are pretty good. They would come up and they'd actually admit that they had it. We'd hold it for them and such. We did find a number of guns, a lot of drugs. That sort of thing. So that's what we had coming through. A lot of cheese, cheese is very expensive in Canada, so people were on a cheese up from the wait a minute. Really?.
Self-Coaching
"niagara" Discussed on Self-Coaching
"About to hit him myself. I will you just summed it up. Well thank you my friend for niagara mercury fact today. We'll keep you in the mercury but nothing's permanent so be careful. Aki back in hard once. We both visit our website self. Coaching dot net where you can learn more about our self coaching philosophy. And while you're there check out my number one bestselling book on learning anxiety depression. Have you read it yet. Learn yes. I have many times of not have nuts so until next time remember that being victimized by emotional struggle is not an option by definition victims are powerless. And you are not powerless so remember. Everything is hard until you make it simple. So join lauren as she vacillates from orbit orbit and.
Here & Now
Climate Change Blamed for Havoc in Northeast US Floods
"The northeast still cleaning up all of the destruction caused by the remnants of hurricane ida last week at least fifty people died and while residents in some public health officials were surprised by the severe weather. Storms like this or what. Scientists have long warned about jeff brady from npr's climate team reports in bridgeport pennsylvania about one in the morning thursday vernon perry says the nearby river was rising and the fire department. Woke him up. They just were saying evacuate. Now get out the only chance you to go. Now get out run. There wasn't even time to move his car. It's flooded like others on this street a front loader hauls them to waiting trucks at the end of the muddy blocked. Brenda night is sitting under front step next to the sidewalk. Where a pipe. Gushes water into the street. It's being pumped up from her basement. The water came up to the first floor here and first floor. My rug was soaking wet in. There has whether she expected such a severe storm because of climate change. Not at all. This is a complete surprise. We had no idea of the magnitude of the damage. That was going to be called even new york governor. Kathy hokuto who talks about climate change fueling. More severe storms was surprised. We did not know that between eight fifty nine fifty pm that the heavens literally open up and bring niagara falls level water to the streets of new york. It's one thing to talk about the effects of climate change. It's another to experience them. Says burnet. woods blackie chief meteorologist with climate centro even. If you said to her there was going to be over three inches of rain in one hour if she's never seen that what does that mean. What does that look like. What does that look like on the ground. Same for the rest of us but we're getting more examples. There was superstorm. Sandy new york and new jersey nine years ago. The pacific northwest now understands what days of one hundred plus degree weather is like and across the country more people are experiencing wildfires and hazardous smoke.
The Dan Proft Show
57 Hospitalized After Tour Bus Crashes on New York Thruway
"Bus bound for Niagara Falls ran off. The New York State Thruway yesterday rolled over State police say 57 people were on board when the bus crashed just after midday Saturday near the town of Weed Sport. Injuries range from minor to serious more on the stories of town hall
BBC World Service
57 Hospitalized After Tour Bus Overturns on Interstate 90
"50. People were rushed to hospitals after a tour bus overturned on the New York State Thruway. State. Police say the bus was headed to Niagara Falls and veered off the road yesterday, not far from Syracuse. Authorities say the injuries range from minor to serious. It's unclear what caused the crash. We
This Morning with Gordon Deal
Bus Crashes on New York Thruway
"Say more than 50. People were taken to hospitals after a bus bound for Niagara Falls, crashed on the New York State Thruway near we'd sport today, that's about 25 miles west of Syracuse. There is no immediate word on the severity of the injuries, but some patients were taken for high level trauma care. The bus was headed from the Fishkill area in the Hudson Valley.
Yanks Go Yard: A New York Yankees podcast
"niagara" Discussed on Yanks Go Yard: A New York Yankees podcast
"Welcome to the podcast. Glad i got that off at the jump yankees rule they do but manscaping a wire. They cutting off half of their market australia. Houston's like only half the world but yeah at niagara we'll talk to them will will will change. It's like i'm missing a reference. And i'm like off australia's down under i guess that's it. That's where you're live. That's a weird place to pick..
The Sprinkler Nerd Show
Conversational Text Messaging With Raj Suchak, CEO of Grid Seed
"So. Why don't we start with where you are located in the us. A little bit about yourself. Maybe how you even got into the business that you're in and then just a little bit about your business. Yes so yeah. My name's raj. I embrace out of buffalo new york. We are roughly twenty five minutes away from niagara falls You know if you've been to anywhere close to Toronto or western new york or niagara falls were very close Buffalo is a great place by the way. Lovely lovely city. We'd love buffalo. I lived in buffalo. Roughly eleven years And Two young kids. We're we have set roots here now and this is my second company. The company is called grip seed g. our it No pun intended boggling for irrigation seed. I'd yeah so this is a good seat is a conversational texting platform. I'll tell you all about it in just a bit. But i'm a little bit more about my background. I'm a techie. I'm a geek. I like to write code. i Working in a price offer for for a long time now work at salesforce dot com companies. Starting first company in here. We are my second perfect. You fit right in because that all the things you said makes you a nerd. So welcome to the to the sprinkler nerd community. Where you go. I wear that badge with pry. Absolutely someone says and are such a nerd. Thank you yes we should. We should create a nerd flack role in our front lawns. Are offices a difference between being a dork. No i'm not a dork. I'm a nerd. I'm proud of it. You don't call me a dork. Dork is condescending. But right learn honor
Konfus
"niagara" Discussed on Konfus
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The PokerNews Podcast
Hellmuth Sweeps Negreanu to Win High Stakes Duel II
"Jeff let's breakdown some poker news and let's start right with the biggest story that happened last night. We actually postpone this episode one day so we could talk about this. And that is the high stakes dual round three while right. It's round two. but match. Three between daniel new infill. How news hellmuth had won. The first two he was looking to sweep agron you negroni was looking to have some redemption and save some face by finally defeating defeating how this was four. Four hundred thousand dollars in two hundred thousand dollars apiece and what happened man. I i mean it's just incredible. It's just this The phil hummy train continues to roland. Nobody can can stand in front of it. He sweeps antonio's fan. Dra wins through straight against him for fifty k. Person for one hundred k. Person for two hundred k person antonio loses his right to challenge fill chooses to stay stool. Boom we move on to high stakes tool to daniel Steps in the with all this heads up experience now after playing doug hold time and time and time again and cash none go but still negroni. The heavy favourite hell me wins round. One person how swings round to one hundred per cent and this week. Helmuth wins round three for two hundred k. A person it was almost the same script. Chad like we saw for the first couple rounds of high stakes tool to mcgraw nude jumping out to an early lead in super deep stack. Play mirani clearly at the edge. I think phil would tell you that as well so ground who had the lead helmi fought back. I think that you can say again. That helped me to get hit in the head by by the deck for sure there were plenty of times flop trips turned trips etcetera etcetera. Now with that said two things number one they got it in kings versus kings negroni one number to fill in one of the biggest parts of the night fairly early on when absolutely ham with eight. Three of clubs against niagara new and his deuces in agronomy saw something in phillips like he had a reader attell. That was weak. But phil followed through on this crazy blah. Ns got through so there's no doubt about it as an agronomy said at the end of the match. That phil hellmuth deserve to win. That he deserved to win high stakes stool to and that four hundred thousand dollars three hundred fifty camp profit. Well-done films what were your thoughts five betting five bedding with a after a suited like. Let's give this man some credit. I've been saying it for a long time. I'm a film fan even did antonio's family oury three in sweep. He got a ground. You want to three main. When when's poker will start giving him some of the credit that he deserves. And i like. We talked about in past episode. It was a win win situation as far as story lines. Go by a. I think this is a feather in the cap for helmut for sure and in kudos to you for pain him to complement and You know saying he deserved to win. It makes me wonder where this leaves. Negra new I listened to him on the debt. Khokar podcast every week. I love it. It's a great show how they recommended and in that you know even admitted that he's he was a little rattled by being beat the first two times and now he's been beat three times in who says he's playing the best poker of his career right now all the studying that. He's done the solver work and he's put a lot of Of working to his game but he's not seen the results agency a year in the helmet high stakes dwells. You didn't see it during the. Us opened in against doug elk so man. It's one of those things like you can be playing the poker of your life but this is a game where results matter say. Don't be results oriented but it does matter you could be the best. Ufc fighter as far as training goes in in pound for pound strength. But of you're not winning matches you are not a winner in in the ufc so in poker you have to be winning as well to be to be a winner in into gronya. Hasn't been doing a lot of this far now. I did say this tweeted it in. Negroni tweeted back. Saint he agrees. I think between the wpa summer online bracelets which are slated to start in one week. We'll be recovering them for focus and the full schedule in the fall between the live and online versions. I think you is going to win a bracelet. at least one race at and he's gonna find number seven. I think it's long overdue. I do think he's playing extremely well. And i think that that's going to happen. I hope it happens. Because i think he might need that. Sort of a boost. He needs a win under his
WGR 550 Sports Radio
"niagara" Discussed on WGR 550 Sports Radio
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Stuff You Missed in History Class
A History of the Industrialization and Commercialization of Niagara Falls
"And we're going to start off with a little bit of a brief history of industrialization and commercialization at niagara because this whole barrel trip was part of a much bigger story of tourism and dare-devils at this natural wonder so niagara falls is a collection of three waterfalls on the border between the united states and canada ontario. On the canadian side and new york on the us side in. They're on the niagara river between lake erie. lake ontario. the falls are the horseshoe falls the american falls. And the bridal veil falls sometimes horseshoe falls is known as canadian falls. Most of the horseshoe falls on the canadian side of the border. Paul american falls and bridal veil falls are both in. The united states horseshoe. Falls is the biggest of the three. It's the one that's shaped like a horseshoe like its name suggests and it's what comes to mind for a lot of people when you say niagara falls. Yeah it's impressive in persons. It's it does have sort of the iconic aspect to it. The area around niagara falls has been home to a number of iraq orient speaking indigenous peoples leading up to the seventeenth century. A confederation known as the neutral lived on what would become the canadian side of the river. And this name comes from the french describing them as neutral in conflicts between other iroquois nations and confederation so this is a guess it pronunciation because we couldn't find a clear one but the When roaring on or winrow lived on the other side and the neutral confederation and the wind row were allies until sixteen thirty nine after that a combination of wars epidemics and other factors led to both of them being dispersed by and absorbed into other iroquois tribes and nations. There are descendants of these people. Surely living still today but there's a whole complicated history of all the various iroquois and peoples that are not a monolith so some people wound up going completely different parts of the country other sort of made their way into other tribes and nations.
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
Legends of the Nahanni Valley
"Today and my month long search for strange places from around the world. Both man made and natural traveled. Canada's northwest territories and deadman's valley located a hani national park reserve in the whole region northwest territories canada surround miles west of yellow night. And it was eleven thousand square miles in area. Part of the mackenzie mountains reside. Within and the south nonni river flows through the center. It was named a national park. Nine thousand nine hundred seventy six and a unesco world heritage site nineteen seventy eight. The park is surrounded by huge peaks and features geysers sing. Kohl's deep canyons caves. Gorgeous and beautiful untouched. Forest within these stunning vistas lies. Virginia falls three hundred fifteen feet high or twice the height of niagara falls. This by the by is the last known. Location of the wahiawa abair dog and one ten thousand years ago woolly mammoth. The area is a true wilderness and has been largely unexplored as it is accessible. Only by air new hani's from the language of the indigenous dna people that have inhabited the region for thousands of years in means the people over there in reference to a tribe of mountain tooling people the naja who were once known to raid lowlands settlements before mysteriously vanishing there is speculation that they may have been ancestors of the modern day navajo over the years. There have been many mysterious stories that have emerged from the area. The names of park areas such as deadman's valley headless headless range and the funeral ranch relate to these strange stories and legends
Doug Stephan
Texas Museum Removes Wax Trump Figure After Visitors Attacked It
"A San Antonio museum removed its wax figure of former President Trump. Visitors kept punching it in the face. The figure had been featured at the Louis to SOS waxworks attraction across the street from the Alamo in San Antonio, the company told the San Antonio Express News While it is a problem trumps not the only president to have received damage in San Antonio. Barack Obama had his ears ripped off six times and George W. Bush had his nose punched in the couple's two other trump wax figures in the Dallas area and in Canada, Niagara Falls. Have not been subjected to the same battle wounds. Ripley's, which owns these wax museums, tells ABC News that encourages visitors to get up close and personal with their displays. These kinds repairs are just part of the business. And it's full. The ABC
The Know Show
"niagara" Discussed on The Know Show
"I grew up near niagara falls which is considered or wise when i was growing up the honeymoon capital of the world. And you know how it is when you grow up with something. Even one of the great wonders the world's at your doorstep he's sort of come to think of it as a bit boring or you for granted been then when i moved to europe And when i started to study architecture. Niagara falls is a honeymoon destination. It just came to seem seem author an author to me and and moreover i was very aware that there was no equivalent plays in europe. There was no place that everybody went to on their honeymoon. Except maybe italy or something like that. It just wasn't the same. So i got very interested in how disapp- become so.
Fantasy Football Today Podcast
Free Agency 2021: Biggest Winners and Losers From Day One
"Who's the biggest winner from day. One the biggest winner from day one already told you it was. It was a my intro. You're listening great question. Jonnu smith out. It's cam newton. Well that depends kenyans a starter for sixteen games. That's right that's true. It's yeah okay. Potentially find jonah smith. Donald smith big contract with the patriots They invest heavily in him. You like this for him i do. I think you know Obviously the quarterback is the concern. But this is the scenario especially with the move that they made that we look for in fantasy as tight end could be the leader of the pack in terms of targets and opportunities and so look cam was not good in twenty twenty. If cam does start sixteen games in two thousand twenty. One greg olsen. During a five year stretch was pretty awesome of the top tier tight ends of the guys that we did. We talk about what he was in the next group you know. And so from twenty two thousand twenty sixteen. Greg olsen averaged a hundred eighteen targets a season seventy seven catches Decide one thousand yards and five times. Johnny could do that. One season estimate put them right around a top five tight end. Greg olsen was great and not only was he great but we also saw from cam newton in that stretch that he could give you greg olsen. Who could finish as a top eight tight in five straight seasons and give you a number to wide receiver in four of those five seasons three or four of those five seasons whether it was. Steve smith or kelvin. Benjamin and even ted ginn one year. So that's interesting. I'll afforded talking about that on the show tomorrow on the tuesday morning show and then of course we'll have a whole bunch of more news items to react to. Hopefully we'll get some kenny golladay news at some point on tuesday or maybe it'll happen later on monday night as record this at about nine fifteen eastern. Who's the biggest loser from day. One the biggest loser from day one on asking these questions before. I told you that we were starting with these egypt's before the show The biggest guys they ryan tannehill johnny smith and Us down smith and corey davis They're going to have to struggle to replace those guys Davis probably more. So the jonah just from the standpoint of what he was last year with his production number two receiver sixty five catches nine hundred plus yards and five touchdowns. So we'll see what they do in in in that in that regard but i think Tannehill you know. I had him as the number eleven quarterback. I dropped in the thirteen after today. Just because i think it was close between in my mind. Joe burrow and tom brady put them behind both those guys. Okay how 'bout jameis winston ryan tannehill right now. It's soom jameis winston as the starter. I still go. i think it'd be messy. You know. I can't situation we're taking those not blaming So i was hoping james would go someplace else and tastes hill. Would still be the guy with maybe a rookie or somebody. Young that they could groom continued. Just gonna to get you know too much of the mill package of james as the starter and if as milton starter. Davis is gonna play very much so it just feels like it be messy situation oil. Who do you like better. Corey davis with the jets nelson agholor with the patriots. I think adler is going to be bad. I don't trust the situation. You know i mean he. He had so many big. Plays for the raiders last year and he was so good for derek carr but he did that on eighty two targets. I don't think he gets eighty two targets with the patriots. He's going to do the same thing. So with what cam does running the ball with what jonah smith brings to the table with. What the rest of the receiving corps will look like if julian edelman on the team if he's healthy Nagla is going to be A guy that's not on many fantasy rosters middle of the season whereas corey davis could be the best receiver for the jets. I don't know if that's going to be the case. But i would take davis by far over niagara.
Radio Fajri 99.3FM
"niagara" Discussed on Radio Fajri 99.3FM
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This Day in History Class
This day in history - NAACP founded
"The day was february twelfth. Nineteen o nine in new york city. A group of black and white people met to talk about the status of black people in the united states. There were sixty people at the meeting including suffrage is philanthropist journalist clergymen educators and people from other traditions in attendance and some of them have been part of the abolitionist movement. Many of the people there had also been part of the niagara movement which was a civil rights group founded in nineteen o five sociologist activists w. e. d. boys and editor an activist william morris. Trotter the date of this meeting was notable because it was the hundredth anniversary of former us. President abraham lincoln's birth which many found meaningful because. Lincoln issued the emancipation proclamation. But anti black violence was still endemic in the united states. And the people who met in new york on this day. We're committed to fighting racism and discrimination in the us. starting what was sometimes called a new abolition movement. At the time. Jim crow laws enforced racial segregation in the south. Though discrimination on the basis of race was constant throughout the united states thousands of black people were being lynched by white mobs at public events that were made into spectacles and deadly race. Riots were taking place across the country. In the period after the reconstruction era interpersonal and institutionalized racism were plaguing american society but activists reformers in revolutionaries were using and fighting to combat rampant racism and violence in the country in august nineteen. Oh eight there was a violent race riots. In springfield illinois where mobs of white people destroyed the homes and businesses of black people in the community and killed in lynched others author and activist. Ns stransky and her husband. William english walling. A socialist journalist went to springfield to investigate the right and in september. A magazine called the independent published an article by walling titled the race war in the north in the article. He wrote that. People must revive the spirit of abolitionist. Entreat black people social and political equals or else the race war would continue to spread across the country and walling went on to write the following the day. These methods become general in the north. Every hope of political democracy will be dead other weaker. Racist in classes will be persecuted in the north. As in the south public education will undergo an eclipse and american civilization. We'll await either a rapid degeneration or another profounder and more revolutionary civil war which sell obliterate not only the remains of slavery but all other obstacles to a free democratic evolution that have grown up in. Its wake who realizes the seriousness of the situation. And what large and powerful body of citizens is ready to come to their aid. Marie white ovington a social worker and writer heated wallin's call and sent him a letter in support so in january nineteen o nine. She met with walling in social worker. Henry moskovitz at wallin's new york apartment to discuss proposing an organization that would fight for the civil and political rights of black people. So oswald garrison villar grandson of abolitionist. William lloyd garrison wrote the call which was a summons for civil rights activists to form an organization that would advocate for ending racial injustice in america and fight for african americans rights the call was endorsed by sixty people including w. e. b. voice journalist and activist ida b wells philosopher and reformer john. Dewey an activist jane addams and on february toldt nineteen o nine a group including mary turks. Tarot charles edward russell in florence kelly among others breath met for a national conference but they didn't hold their first large meeting until may when they organized as the national negro committee. There was some conflict at that first session as leaders tried to get the more conservative but washington to join in on the meetings also tensions rose between white and black members and the press beer the radical nature of the conference but by nineteen ten members of the committee had formed the national association for the advancement of colored people or in double. Acp the n. Double acp mission was quote to promote equality of rights and to eradicate cast a race prejudice among the citizens of the united states to advance the interests of color citizens to secure for them impartial suffrage and to increase their opportunities for securing justice in the courts education for the children employment according to their ability and complete equality before law the organization established is national office in new york city in named a board of directors and president moorefield story at this time w e b d boys was the only black executive in the organization but that same year two boys started the crisis a journal offered discussion on race relations politics and black life and present it black intellectual and artistic work in double. Acp members went on to challenge segregation laws. Stage boycotts start anti lynching campaign in lobby and advocate for new legislation the end ps methods aren't loved by people who use more direct action tactics but the organization did make gains in the movement for black civil rights and is still going today.
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
The Mystery Of Hudini
"Welcome to kids myths and mysteries from around the world strange and unexplained people places and events often forgotten by history or loss in the midst of time. I'm kit chrome today. Harry houdini to understand houdini magic. It's important to understand the man born eric. Weiss march twenty four th eighteen. Seventy four in budapest hungary. He moved with his family when he was four years. Old to new york. And eventually migrated appleton wisconsin in his youth. He was a natural athlete and had a fascination with magic and adopted the name. Houdini by adding an eye to the last name of his idol. French magician robert who din although there was a gimmick or special effect too many of his escapes. there were those at pressed him physically to the max one story a story mind. You is that of an underwater handcuff escape. Depending on who you talked to. He was in a box. A straightjacket or manacled hand and foot anyway. The story goes that he was in chicago in winter and had a hole cut in the frozen river that he stepped through not taking into factor that the river flowed under the ice easily escaped his manacles but was swept downriver. Above the shivering crowd eventually dispersed fearing that they had witnessed the drowning of the great magician under the ice. He moved from trapped air bubble bubble eventually finding his way out. There are dozens of versions of his story but whatever the case demonstrates his power of concentration. Above all harry. Houdini was a showman dangling from cranes. Skyscrapers upside down in a straitjacket. He would attrac- upwards of fifty thousand. Onlookers necks craned as they watched the dramatic escape. This would guarantee a pack theater that evening but he was always searching for a new effect. He's responsible for bringing the obscure thread the needle from india to the american stage. This is where he would placed dozens of needles in his mouth along with thread. Poss- drink a glass of water then amazingly extract needles threaded with enough threat to cross the stage later. He performed the same illusion with razor blades. Houdini was much more than a magician however he was a man with an insatiable curiosity and was fascinated with movies made several including one where he was to rescue the ever suffering female from iraq on the brink of niagara falls. She was harnessed to a safety line. Houdini would have none of the safety features offered and was nearly swept over the falls. He got out of the movie business because it didn't make money. He was also fascinated with airplanes and in nineteen ten. Was the first man to fly a plane in australia. Sailing for over three and a half miles. Houdini died at one twenty six. Pm tober thirty first. Nineteen twenty six. He was fifty two years old. He was a man who was driven. You might say by the slogan. The show must go on but also by his own physicality take a look at the old newspaper photos of him in various stages of escape remember. This is long before photoshop notice a developed biceps quadriceps and shoulders however by late forties he suffered from appendicitis attacks and on several occasions had to be helped off stage by age fifty despite more sophisticated special effects his performances required longer periods of recuperation is said that he was backstage reclining from a broken ankle from a previous show won a university student questioned. The magicians boasts of the stomach of oak remember. Houdini was fifty to the student. Delivered a series of blows stopped when. Houdini claimed he was not able to stand to prepare for the strikes. No one knows. If this cost the appendix to rupture hours of the event. Houdini went on to perform with a temperature of a hundred and four. Eventually he entered the hospital where he felt. Recovery was eminent but at the end he was heard to say. I'm tired of fighting. Harry had two loves in his. Life is wife bests and sell you steiner weiss. His mother when she died in nineteen thirteen. He visited select mediums in an attempt to make contact with her from the spirit. World appalled the frauds who claim to be able to make contact. He went on the warpath exposing psychics. Fortune tellers mediums and in the process and raging. The industry is most outspoken. Opponent was the blonde. Which of lime street strange seems her. Spirit guide walter in one thousand nine hundred thousand five said that. Houdini would be dead within a year but houdini had devised a code. That only best would know that if indeed there wasn't afterlife he would contact her using net code. The stories surround this aspect of his life and the code between he and his wife would take ten podcast to explain it to say that he did not connect with best using the code. Each halloween for at least four years after his death she would lie to candle. Hold a seance. She continued the sales which involved a candle said to have burned for ten years. It was a nineteen thirty six ten years after houdini. He's passing that. She handed off the candle. And say on tradition to walter. B gibson friend confidante ghostwriter for. Houdini gibson was also the original author of the shadow mysteries writing under the name maxwell grant late in his life. He passe on tradition to magician. Dorothy dietrich who now burns the candle. Every halloween while conducting a seance seems. Houdini is yet to
Behind the Prop
Check Ride Turbulence - Preparing for the Check Ride
"Up walling. Hey bobby how are you. I'm good. This is a show that i think might blow off our top ten charts. Hopefully this is gonna be a new series that we're going to start doing every month called. Check ride turbulence. And that's a little bit of play on the words. Check ride and turbulence but these are going to be stories from flight school owner and a dp to make the check. Ride a little less bumpier to. We're gonna help people smooth those flights out and those check rides out And this week we're going to start with preparing for the check ride. And if you have check ride stories and that is you want us to do as part of this. Check rat turbulence every month show. Let us know this month is all about preparation for the check wally. I'm sure you've seen just about everything in your first four hundred and fifty check rides but on a scale of one to ten ten being the most prepared student that you've ever had that would have been me probably on the instruments. What would you say. The average level of preparation is for a check ride. I would say Somewhere around a seven so not bad right. Just a seventy percent is normally a failing grade right ryan so seven still not really really good right or professional pilots or people who wanna do something partake in something that could be dangerous. We want to shoot for better than seven. Yeah yeah good. I you know it's it it all goes to Preparation and at least with me I have an online scheduling system. If you if you book a check ride with me you're going to get a an email confirmation along with that email. Confirmation is going to be a letter It's the letter is is just over a page long and there's a lot of information on the ladder and if you use that letter. Basically as a checklist. You're gonna be in pretty good shape. I know several of the Other examiners here in houston use the same type of system. Where you you book it online and you'll get a confirmation What what i see is is the the m- farther out in advance that we can schedule a check ride and far farther out Before the check ride the student or the applicant is actually signed off in niagara. The better i would guess that. Probably fifty percent of applicants Before we even meet. I find some sort of missing something or other on the application the iraq application itself and it usually has to do with the flight times There's a little column off her class. Totals and it's Class totals and A lot of people miss that so Maybe it's a private pilot candidate. And they've got seven point nine hours of solo time and Or actually that'd be cross country. Let's say they got twelve hours of solo time. They should have in that class. Totals they should up twelve hours of of of single engine land. Pic time and a lot of times. They they missed. That and those are really easy things to fix. Because as i'm i'm sitting at home relaxing in the evening. I'm i'm looking a week ahead of time and i'm pulling up applications. I'm taking a look at things. And i'm i'm looking at the numbers on these applications and i see that it's real simple for me to go into my scheduling system and send you a text. Say i was looking at your application. I noticed she left out a column. I'm going to send it back to you right now and It's no big deal. It's no big deal. You know. I deal with akra daily I've i've dealt with it on on hundreds of applications and As a student pilot this may be your your second time to really deal with the i. Accra the first time being when you got your student pilot certificate. Now you're working towards your private and even the cfo is Extremely familiar with i acura. So i kind of know what things to look for. I'm looking for to meet the minimum requirements. Making sure there's three hours of inch talking about private. We're talking about parts sixty one Making sure there's three hours of instrument three hours a night time You know a lot of times you will see Then putting in the application that they have pic night landings which most of the time at this point The student pilot would not have that and Unless we're talking about Simulator time solo time plus dual time should equal total time so A lot of times. I'll see You know Tenth errors You know Twelve hours a solo time Fifty hours a dual time and total time of seventy two hours. Where would be sixty two hours so you know kind of make a A mental audit or a quick audit of the times to make sure they make sense. And again i would say probably forty five percent of the applications i yet before i ever even meet the applicant. i find some errors and we're able to fix that so that's probably the first thing and you know obviously if the application is done the day before sometimes it's not as easy to see those errors and then the morning of the check ride or the afternoon of the check. We're trying to fix these things. And i see the anxiety level on the applicant raising as they're dealing with this. They're they're thinking. Oh my gosh. I've made the examiner mad. Which isn't the case at all. I mean i just wanna get it right.
Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"niagara" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"Can show We're in Niagara in New York on the campus of Niagara University and Dwyer Arena, where Air Force and Sacred Heart played a neutral site Makeup game today and it was close, but no cigar. For the Falcons, who that first win of the season continues to be elusive. Second straight game Air Force went toe over time. They ended up tied on Monday with Niagara Here in this building, 11 and the Niagara Ended the overtime with a shootout goal. And tonight in the first segment of the overtime three on three Sacred Art scored about two minutes in and actually about three minutes in and won the game in overtime by a score of 43 So Air Force officially still winless on the season, they did get a point for the Showing the other day in overtime, and they got a point today for the showing as they went into overtime, But they're now 06 and one On the season and 06 and won in Atlantic hockey after today's game tomorrow, a day off and then back at it. Falcons will jump back on the horse saddle up and go at it again on Friday and Saturday with the pair of games to wrap up this 10 Day road trip. In Erie, Pennsylvania, against the Lakers of Mercyhurst, another good team. Friday's game set for A 505 eastern time start. We're on the air 30 minutes before that, with the use a pre game show and then Saturday's game even earlier. 305 Eastern time start 30 minutes prior to that Join us for the U. S a pregame show. We've got the Iron Man in the game award and the stars of the game still to come on the other side. Here's we continue on the Air Force sports Network from their field, I MG college presented by U. S A. Start your new year Smooth with lunchbox.
Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"niagara" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"The road here in Niagara Falls, New York for this makeup game between Air Force And sacred heart played here at Dwyer Arena at the University of Niagara 50th meeting all time between these two teams, Air Force and Sacred Heart Falcon sleep the overall Syria's 27 15 and seven They played four times last season. Sacred Heart won three of the four. Yeah, they did. Jane. Let's take a look around Atlantic hockey. And you wouldn't think on a Wednesday afternoon. There'd be a lot of games. Well, this is the covert age, so There are a couple of games only one other that is going to be played, which is going to be a I see at Army West Point That would be a little later this afternoon. There were a couple other games originally scheduled. Army was supposed to play Holy Cross that was postponed. All righty was supposed to play at finishes, and that was postponed just this morning. So that's the The age we're living in so many games get postponed, But there will be two in Atlantic hockey today. The conference standings coming into this game. Robert Morris in first place, 18 points, the Colonials or six and one In conference play in a I C is right behind him. 15 points in conference games for the Yellow Jackets, five and oh, in league play, both of those teams in the national rankings at number 19 and number 20. This weekend finishes in third place are eighties and forth. Holy Cross and Niagara are in fifth place. They have seven points each. Mercyhurst and Bentley are in seventh place. They each have five points. Mercyhurst again Air Force's opponent coming up next weekend and then this sacred heart team is tied for ninth place with Army. They have three points in conference play. The pioneers are one and one in the league, one in three Overall air force in 11th place right now it old five and one overall same record in the conference. The Falcons did pick up their first point in conference play on Monday against Niagara Teams meeting today at a neutral site, and that's nothing new for air Force and sacred heart. Who played five neutral site games since 2000 and in those neutral site games, their forces one to sacred Heart's 12. There's been one tie for the five went into overtime. And we'll see what happens today. Here in Niagara between Air Force and Sacred Heart Falcon hockey brought to you by Boeing today tomorrow beyond proud to partner with their force athletics back with the tale of the tape after this on the Air Force sports Network from their field, I MG college presented.
Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"niagara" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"To you live from Niagara Falls, New York J. Witchy with head coach Frank Cerrito Oriana three freshmen who scored goals their first college goals against Niagara on Sunday and yesterday. Our guests on the show we just heard from Brian out of Next up is Nate Horned Elk River, Minnesota number 24. 5 11 £160 by way of the North American League and Minnesota and, uh, now a freshman at the Air Force Academy. No 80 song reference, Frank for Nate. You got one. I know. But you gotta be able. You gotta be able to come up with something with horn. If you gave me a little bit of Ah, advanced notice. I could have come up with something. Yeah, something we could use on the air. Did you get those Saturday night? Live Stephanie? A little bit of a little bit. Yeah. OK s o. Alka River. Minnesota was well, you know, you didn't know where California was. Do you know where Minnesota's I know where Minnesota is? I'm not sure. You know. Where would you know where I'll be? Okay? I'm gonna ask. I'm an asshole. Arnie is Elk River. More city, or is it more North Moor Northern or is it more city more city? Do you think so? On down around the twin cities? It's about 45 minutes north west of Minneapolis. Yeah, Okay. You know what? The border you know what I think? Don't like when I watched Alka River play hockey. You play your style of play and just the kids. They're more blue collar than the city slickers. And you guys are I think you play more of a northern Minnesota brand of hockey. Then you do a city style personally. Is that a fair statement? Yeah, yeah, that's true. And you like your dad's from Brainerd, right? Yeah. I mean, so like Brainard ain't the city. I've been to Brainerd. You know, we're Brander Do yes. Yes. And And you've got The way you play like you're you are. You're a little rank rat. I mean, like you have fantastic instincts. Um, like you've got great hockey sense. Like that's that's not something that You know that, like just comes naturally It comes from years off, playing on the ponds and playing free and and, uh, and again like he you play hockey like a northern Minnesota rank rat and that and that, and that's a Old school. You know what I like. I like no, I sure don't want to say, you know, put say he's chucked Alice. But like he's one of like one of those kind of guys. I mean, one of those noise and we haven't had Many northern kids on our team. We've had some kids from or head. We had Spanky letter from Elk River. Um, we've had a couple kids from Duluth. But we haven't had many Northern Minnesota kids, but we got a northern Minnesota rank rat on our team right now, and you can see these always in the right place at the right time. He knows where to put pox. You know, place box the goals that he scored right place at the right time. How about that about that shootout goal that he scored yesterday? Yeah, keep to shoot up. It was big time. But I remember going to watch and Nate, uh, play with the wilderness, And you think it's cold in? Uh you think it was cold in here? Remember? I like I was that fucking drinking. Cloquet is a nice pot. You could hang meat in that place. I remember cracked. I couldn't wait. For the For the periods the and sometimes so I could run in the hospitality room and get something to eat warm up for the next period. But how is that for you? Did you enjoy going up to cloak a cloak ain't a whole lot different than Elk River, is it? No, it's a pretty similar. I love coke capital of the world. This was the team was awesome to me. I think On the juniors from high school is definitely a big jump. It's kind of reality. Check my first year I got injured right away. Got scraps quite a bit. It was. It was kind of Ah. No, my I still like what hockey really is outside of the high school hockey bubble. And then I think it kind of makes you wanna work all the harder and then the next next two years, I found a little more success and then Um, but, yeah, I know. Over the those three years were great to me. Um, you go into Cloquet, who are who are the two greatest hockey players ever to come out of Cloquet? Minnesota. Wasn't Corey Millen. One of them Corey Melon. Good job. Birdman, Who's the other one drunk? Who's the other one? Who's the other one? Who knows? They have me in the ring. He knows my brother Jiang, Jamie Langenbrunner. Okay, That's not good. Old northern Minnesota rink rap stars that made it all the way. You know what You know, like you know what? I horny? We have to throw Derek Plante in there, too. Oh, yeah. No. Yeah. No great little hockey tone Cloak a great little hockey town. But, uh, his journey would be a little bit more simpler because he grew up in a Minnesota. You grow up in your town. You play in your town all the way up where we're be a jumped around shit. He went to Chicago for a year, You know, And, uh, where his deals a little bit different, and he didn't leave home and tell already didn't leave home until the, uh went and played juniors. But tell us a little bit about The jump from junior high school to junior hockey and then from junior hockey to college hockey. Yeah, no High school high school was awesome. We had some good teams. I play some Some of my best friends are playing some big time hockey. Now, as it was, it's fun to watch that. But I go to Junior's is definitely an adjustment..
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"niagara" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"The night wrap things up here in Niagara around the Navy Federal Credit Union postgame show after Air Force in Agra skate to a 11 tie, They go to overtime in the overtime. Extra point earned by Niagara on a shootout goal by Walker Summer, But you know, we talked yesterday when we came on the air. Dave told her. We kind of wax nostalgic a little bit about all the years we've been coming to this building Dwyer Arena in Niagara. Of Niagara Falls on the campus of Niagara University. And we said Boy, we've seen some great games here. What? We didn't see one yesterday, but we sure the hell saw one today. We sure did my friend. Yeah, it was. That's exactly how it played out. We were We were pretty excited to get in here yesterday and see what this Air Force team had going. Coming off a break. The team got to go home a little bit, maybe recharge those batteries and We come out yesterday. We just got absolutely smoked by a good Niagara team. And then tonight, ah, completely different story that this team and we talked during the break a little bit team wearing blue tonight that Air Force team playing like this is going to win some games. Don't let that that record now 05 and one full year if they keep playing like that, they're going to win some games and we look back. Last season at that sacred heart series on that win in Game two, it's sacred Heart Air Force's own seven at that point, needed something. Air Force wins. That game went on to win four in a row and Like you said earlier played basically 500 hockey at at that point Air force was eight games under 500 017 to start the season. Let's see where Air Force goes from here. This was absolutely a step in the right direction. It's a tie. It's a point in the standings. Now, let's see higher force comes back from this and on moves forward if they continue. To play at that level. I think good things are gonna happen, and it's not going to take long for us to see a little bit of that, because starting Wednesday with a makeup game against Sacred Heart, three games in four days Wednesday Sacred heart right here in Niagara, and then Friday and Saturday, down the road in here, E with two games against Mercia Exactly. I think that's a That's a good thing. I mean, you like the way this Air force team played will be back here tomorrow. The team will practice here at Dwyer Arena. It'll be a very light practice with all the games that we're gonna have this week. They're you know, they don't want to go too hard in practice. Let's let the guys get their legs underneath them. But I think that the once unlike Frank said, you get into a shoot out and you You lose the shoot out. Sometimes it feels like you lost the game. Let's let that pass. The guys will sleep on that. And I think ultimately and I'm sure the coaches are telling them that. Hey, you know what? We took a step in the right direction. Now, now, maybe we can fix a few little things tactically, But when you play with that kind of effort, that kind of energy, you can do a lot of things when when you have that effort. Makeup game with sacred heart. We're keeping our fingers crossed, but it looks like it's gonna happen. That will be on Wednesday afternoon. Here in Niagara has three old five Eastern time start 105. Back in Colorado Springs. That means our pre game on Wednesday starts at around 12 30, Colorado time on extra Sports 1300 along the Air Force hockey network. And in between. We've got a new Air Force Coaches show for you. Tomorrow night on the road here in Niagara will be talking Air Force hockey with head coach Frank's territory in thankfully, some really positive things to talk about after this game today, sure is And you know, we're talking a lot about that Sacred heart game on Wednesday. Still, nothing officially announced. Hopefully we will know something very soon. Most likely tomorrow morning, but nothing official yet, but everything looks like it's gonna happen. That's a reschedule from that Syria's back at the at the Academy and it fell of the stars align properly. We'll be able to play that game on Wednesday, and we should know by tomorrow night when we do the coaches show, so you just tune in to the coaches show tomorrow night on extra sports 1300. Had six o'clock Colorado time, and we'll probably know for sure at that point, but overall good bounce back effort by the Falcons here against a good Niagara team on Niagara's home ice, and it ends up a 11 overtime tie between these two long time Atlantic hockey rivals. Hope you enjoyed it. We sure did. Thanks to Ryan Kaufman in studio tonight. That's it for the Navy Federal Credit Union postgame show for Dave Toller. I'm J. Ritchie. Thanks for joining us and good night on the Air Force Sports Network from left field. I am Jay College presented by Yusa..
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"niagara" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"Overtime here tonight in Niagara Air Force One never won after 60 minutes and three periods of place And remember, with the new rules and Al J. We go right to three on three. The old rules were five on five for five minutes. Then you went to the three on three. So right now this season in college hockey Right. 23 on three for five minutes. It's sudden death, so whoever scores the game will end that way. If nobody scores, we would go to a shootout. At that point, Zack LaRock, the Air Force senior goaltender will take the Nets to our right, Mike Carson. Or Niagara. I'll take the Nets to our left in the three that are out there for Five minutes of overtime three on three. The puck comes out of the neutral zone all the way deep into the air Force. And and it's on the stick of Zach Maraj is who sits behind the air Force goal waits for reinforcements, and he'll just skate out of there alone. Then he gets in a head for Willy rhyme rhyme with one man to beat comes in. He gets chopped down as he wound up to take the shot. No call. Here comes I ever back the other direction and a rush up here in a shot misses Dave Tyler Rock who dove to his left and got a piece of that off to stick a walker summer. Oh, my goodness. Pockets still loose in the air Force and finally settled down behind the net by Maraj is and Power. Now they get it to rhyme rhyme. Trying to get around the last defender. That's Ryan Cox can't do it. Cox takes the puck away and drove it back in to the Air Force, and it's going to be picked up by Jake 11, who's on the ice Right now. Jake Levin's out there with gaskets and cook 11 comes in winds up takes a shot, Mrs White. Have to live by Cook, who states back to the neutral zone as the Falcons will reset with a three on three with three minutes and 45 seconds left to the overtime. Here in Niagara Falcons moving right to left Cook. Stick handles that senator ized gains the red line and then backs up, followed by Cook, followed by Cox Rather, then he gets it to Jake 11 11 has its center eyes. Dishes off. And this is Dass kids pulling the trigger. That one is blocked by coursing up and out of play. Well, you see so much in this three on three. Every team sets up the same way they want to score on the rush. If they don't get anything on the rush, don't pull it all the way back. Change it up and try to come again and in the 1st 30 seconds really rhyme had a chance of one end And then walker summer and the speed that Niagara has a skill that three on three I think really favors them. And you saw summer. What? That breakaway chance. LaRock made a fantastic save face off in front, of course, and far side. We're still three on three in this overtime period with 3 20 to go and I go with the puck. Purple Eagles. Wait for an opportunity here. Is they back up now? They skate out. They move it from left to right. Coming up The left wing with the pockets. Chris Harper. Harper takes it in behind the net, followed in by Bennett, Norland, Norland. Next nice play and takes the puck away. Met Bennet. Norland turns and goes, gets a toe. Alex Maynard Maynard comes up along with horns he tried to pass across From one circle to the other circle. The horn that didn't work Horn, though, retrieves the pot, takes it below the goal line and then trying to get it back to Maynard and the pass is intercepted. Purple Eagles have the puck in new threesome on the ice for air force, including Sean Nolan has a long pass to ghost through traffic comes in on net. It's cleared by Zach LaRock. Gets it up The ice to Maraj is he gives it to know Shawn Noten skates across the blue line and now goes back to the neutral zone with the puck. Note was out there with garages and Harper Note was in the middle, Now Harper to his left. Now they crisscross and Nolan in the circle squares up for the shot. It's blocked comes back to note, and then he stripped to the park. Taken away here by me. Shock me. Shock comes in, followed in by Maraj is Murat just knocks and down and takes the puck away. The puck is behind the net. Sean Molten picks it up for Air Force. 1 55 to go in the three on three overtime. No weights behind the air.
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"niagara" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"On the ice on the dump in with it. Here is gorse Act turns and goes, Gets it ahead to Harper. Harper Floats it ahead. For Naumoski Naumoski in the corner, lost the puck. Harper had it fell down, kept it and play them when they get it. Toe really rhyme. He'll put one on net from the neutral zone on the goaltender course and hand it then fumbled it, and he had to cover up the pockets. Players were getting too close. Course and one to drop it to his teammate. That was wish Min the defenseman, but good hustle by type posture, Pinsky getting down, forcing that cover up, and that gives air force that offensive zone face off. Falcons will keep the same lines out there. This will be parched, taking the face off 3.5 to play still tied at one apiece. No scoring here in the third Falcons win. The drop comes to write the Bowery who pulls the trigger. Never got in too many bodies in front, of course, but the puck rabble around in the low slot area finally cleared out of harm's way by Niagara Out to the neutral zone. It goes bad it out of the year by Maraj is and coolies got it, and I think they're gonna call. Ah, hand pass on one of the purple. Yeah, sure are they were trying to Get off to the races quickly and on that whistle again, another face off down in that air force in third or in the Niagara and 39 shots on goal for Air Force 20 for Niagara, Almost a 2 to 1 margin for the Falcons over the Purple Eagles Tonight you love the pressure. The air Force is putting on they get another offensive zone draw. This will be Marty taking it. Marty against Cox near Circle. 3 17 to go in the game. Yeah, on Air Force will win the tap. They get it to the point. Jake Lemmon shot blocked. Rattles around picked up by Marty Marty gets it toe Adams Adams passing to No one in particular, just bounced it off to side wall and then trying to pick it up is Marty and it got out of play. Let's see where it got out of plan tested last right off of Marty Skate. Marty was coming over and the puck went right off his skate right over the The Niagara coach is right into their bench area. So drop it right where it went out to play on the dock just outside the Niagara Line, three minutes four seconds remain. And I think Dass kiss broke his stick, so he's going to go get a new piece of lumber. And come back to take this face off. Yeah. Against Cox, right in front of the Niagara Benched.
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"niagara" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"Adams, and he buried it in the back of the net. Neutral zone face off Falcons win the tap, but Niagara with the takeaway and handling the pocket center ice, Ryan Cox lost it. Cook will settle it down for Air Force as the Falcons move it from right to left in the final 20 seconds off period number to a goal of peace in this period, Max Harper will dump it in for Air force with five seconds remaining. And the Purple Eagles will just Neil, take a knee here run out the final five seconds. But Air Force got to be feeling pretty good about itself down one. Nothing giving up a power play goal. The Falcons even this game on Bryan Adams shot in the final minute of the second period, Boy did air force need that, Jack. The Falcons are playing good hockey tonight. They've taken a couple of penalties they put in a dagger on the power play in the Purple Eagles took that first goal. But what would a play there by Bryan Adams and another freshman, remember both goals last night were scored by Air Force freshman Marty and Horn. Tonight's goal by Bryan Adams, the first of his career. Adam's picked up his first career point last night. With an assist gets a goal tonight, and that's a huge goal. Air Force needed something to feel good about it and I Adams gave it to him. Malcolm's go on to the third with the chance in this game. That's all they were asking for. That's what Frank's territory talked about. In the pregame show. And after two periods of play here in Niagara Air Force one Niagara one on the Air Force Sports Network from Little Film I am G College, presented by U. S. A. Handles 30 minutes off fried. This should be fun..
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"Man advantage. 11 24 left second period. Purple Eagles up 10. Niagara's goal came on the power play just a couple of minutes ago. Hey, stop here in front of the rock. What comes loose, kept in at the blue Line by the Purple Eagles. This is Brandt High in the slot to having seen over him alone. Parts are left point that send it down low in a centering pass broken up nicely by Jake 11, but it comes right back. Too. Edgerton, who finds a man, this is gonna be Summer summer feeds to the Blue Line two grand to get it, having sent tick tack toe place, broken up by Air Force not loose from billings and dumped out of there, but only as far as center ice by Air Force. Falcons trying to get a couple of fresh pillars on the ice. Don't know if they have enough time to do it. They do right back on the attack. Come the Purple Eagles. I got the extra man for another minute and 15 behind the net. They worked the puck. Now they feed out front. The blue line. This is high in the slot to Brant top of the circle this summer. That's it. Two buildings. Buildings along the wall near side makes a bad pass comes out of the zone, and it's skated down by Brandt in the neutral zone. Purpose will touch up, get on side and bring it right back in with 55 seconds of power play time remaining chance to clear by 11 and did that at the referee is it came around the other side you did. Then he got up and out of place, so the face off's gonna come out of his own that gives Air force A chance to get that change that they've been wanting to 53 seconds left to this Niagara Power play 10 16 left second period 10 Purple eagles face off in the neutral zone that hit Ryan swinging on the way out on the shoulder and jumped out of place of the face off out to the neutral zone. One by Niagara Purpose. Come right back. Bring it in. And this is me shock, giving it to Cooley Cooley muscles his way to the goal line near side runs into a defender. Puck comes loose, but it's kept in play by me. Shock me. Shock to Cooley Cooley steps around. One man comes in, takes the shot, Mrs wide, No save necessary there. Bilirakis picked up off the back wall and cleared Air Force Getting the clear was Zach Maraj is 22 seconds left on the Niagara Power play a long stretch past. It's almost picked up by Stanley at the Blue Line instead, Stanley fumble it, Maynard says. Thank you very much. And Alex Maynard gets the long clear 10 seconds left to the Niagara Power play. Perps with one more rush up ice here, Ryan clocks hasn't tax cut off by Maynard. The power play is just about over. As the puck comes loose. It's back to the neutral zone and out of the box.
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Aquarium agrees to delay beluga whale delivery amid lawsuit
"Aquarium has agreed to delay its acquisition of five beluga whales for research as a lawsuit. By an animal rights group is trying to stop the delivery. Mystic Aquarium will not import the whales before the end of March to allow time for a judge to decide that lawsuit. Friends of animals filed the lawsuit back in September. They say the five belugas would be harmed by the trip from their current home at a Canadian aquarium in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Mystic Aquarium says it has a safe, healthy and spacious environment for those new whales.
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James Randi, Magician and Paranormal Debunker, Dies at 92
"Oh, he was one of a kind. He will be missed. And He was truly amazing person. Yes, the amazing Randi. James Randi, the magician who escaped from jail cells. Underwater coffins straitjackets before becoming a scientific skeptic bent on debunking those who peddle the paranormal and supernatural. He was 92 years old. Age related causes is what they say His death was in a Twitter post pendulum of Penn and Teller called Randy quote our inspiration, our mentor and your friend. He appeared on on occasion on the Showtime documentary, Siri's Penn and Teller. B s in 56 Amazing. Randi appeared live on the Today show 1956. Surviving for 100 for minutes in a sealed metal coffin submerged in a swimming pool. Two better, a record that was held by Harry Houdini. Two decades later, he escape from a straitjacket while suspended upside down over Niagara Falls. On these escapes that he did. We're dangerous. They were very dangerous, but he managed them. He was a Toronto native. He grew up loving magic. He had great stories about going to see. Blackstone. Blackstone was a very famous magician at the time and what a great magician he was. But then Randy sort of became a well known atheist. And if you want to see a really touching sweet movie that's fascinating. What's it called Anonymous wires on honest liar. One a slider? Yeah, it's all about him in its life. Well, Yeah, he started out as a magician. But then he formed James Randi Educational Foundation, and it's about Debunking. Shysters people who use magic essentially on and mental ism to take advantage of people. He particularly hated Uri Geller, the spoon Bender from Israel. He hated Yuri Geller and James Randi said anybody convention spoon. I can show anybody how to do it. He doesn't do it with the power of his mind. It's a trick. It is a trick. And Randy was just incensed about it. He hated Yuri Geller so much, he said. When I die, and I'm cremated, I want somebody to throw my ashes in Yuri Geller. Well, you've said that about your
The Past and the Curious
Great Moments in Communication!
"Sure is easy today. A quick pair of thumbs can easily send a text to a friend email someone around the globe or place a call to order a pizza. Each time you do any of these things information is being transmitted from one place to another faster than you can say Trans Atlantic cable. Trends stop already there you can stop. But if you have learned anything from this show, you should know that it wasn't always this easy. A device called the Telegraph. Was the first big development in getting information from one point to another. It changed things dramatically because it was the first time information didn't have to be physically carried a letter on horseback a note on a boat, even a message in a bottle. These were a few of the only ways to tell someone in another place something anything. Imagine how different life was and imagine how revolutionary it must have been when an electric pulse could finally travel through a wire and deliver a message to that person much more quickly. British scientists, William Cook, and Charles. Manson created the First Commercial Telegraph. That wasn't all they dabbled in. We'd stint also invented a new kind of Concertina squeezy Reed instrument sort of like an accordion, as well as the stereo scope Victorian Parlor device that looked like a funny pair of binoculars and created three dimensional images out of. Pictures printed onto changeable cards. If you've ever used a view master toy, it was kind of like that. Anyway, their version of the Telegraph used multiple wires to carry electric pulses, which would move needles on the receiving end. These needles would point to the letters on a dial. This would slowly spell out the words of a message letter by letter in one sense, their version was nice because it required. No special. Code or a special understanding from the operator you just had to know how to read but installing the multiple wires was expensive, inconsistent and difficult. So soon, Samuel Morse's single wire telegraph became the international favorite because the message was on a single wire. It could only send one letter at a time and it didn't actually use letters but something to represent letters a required people to use a code known as Morse Code. Operators had to learn a new alphabet of short dots or debts and long dashes or does of the code to get each letter which they would translate. It wasn't immediate telegraphs took time to send and receive as the letter by letter codes had to travel along the wire, but it was still faster than trains, horses or running really really fast almost as soon as Morse's telegraph debuted in the eighteen forties someone was. Like Hey, we should put one of these in the ocean and send messages to Europe at the time to send a letter from New York to London usually took twelve days of sea travel that's not even factoring in the time on land, the letter would need to be carried. So communication took a long time Samuel Morse believed in his creation wanted it to make a difference. So he said great idea. Let me help. Turns out running a wire across the Atlantic. Ocean was a lot harder than you might think. Or. Maybe your a reasonable person and you realized immediately that this was a super difficult thing to do. It was especially. So in the eighteen hundreds either way there was a guy who with Sammy Morris help was going to see that it happened no matter what got in the way. Name was Cyrus field and he got rich in the paper business. It wasn't under Mifflin that he founded but another real and frightening paper company that sold newsprint to the Penny Press tabloid newspapers of New England. The company did so well that he retired at the age of thirty four as one of New York's richest men. With plenty of life. was he dedicated the remainder to the transatlantic cable a wire to stretch across the ocean settled on the bottom deep below the water? This marvel to be would carry electric signals and deliver international messages in Samuel Morse's special code both America and England loved the idea and pledged support and some money he sold stock in his New Telegraph Company to help raise funds but mostly he put up his own sweet sweet paper making money to get the project off the ground or I guess underwater. We'll spare you the super technical details mostly because we are kids, podcasters and not electrical engineers but telegraphic cable had to be over twenty six hundred miles long to stretch from Europe to North America, and every one of the twenty six hundred miles of cable had to be insulated and protected from the rocky bottom corrosion from the salty seawater and any marine life that may cause trouble. So it was coated in latex then tarred hemp and lastly wrapped in heavy iron braids is took months for giant teams to make. In eighteen fifty seven nearly two decades after Morse's Telegraph debut two ships sailed out from the coast of Ireland and started to unspoiled the gigantic telegraph cable to the bottom of the ocean the mood aboard the British ship HMS Agamemnon and the American ship USS Niagara was probably bubbling from excitement. Those aboard watched the first of the cable disappear into the mysterious ocean, they must have known they stood on the threshold of a new frontier ready to connect two continents as never before with the power of one seemingly magical. The VIBRATO. The line you mean the cable we have to stretch across the ocean for the next few months it's only the first day. Broken just flopping around at the bottom of the ocean. Okay. So after just a few miles had been unschooled, the would-be transatlantic cable snapped undeterred. The brave crews used grappling hooks to find the lost