35 Burst results for "Pacific"
AP News Radio
Navy contractor jet was on fire before deadly California crash, federal report says
"A federal report is shedding new light on a deadly California jet crash. I Norman hall, federal investigators say a navy contractor's aircraft caught fire before it crashed off the California coast early this month killing three people on board. The twin engine Gates learjet 36 a plunged into the Pacific Ocean near San Clemente island on May 10th while trying to make an emergency landing at a navy airfield there. That's according to a preliminary investigative report for the national transportation safety board. The crew of a second jet saw smoke from the aircraft. The two pilots and an additional crew member all civilians haven't been found in our presumed dead. The learjet's wreckage was located about a mile off shore, some of the debris showed evidence of fire before the crash. I Norman hall
AP News Radio
How busy will Atlantic hurricane season be? Depends on who wins unusual battle of climatic titans
"Will it be quiet or chaotic and the Atlantic Ocean during hurricane season this year? I'm Lisa dwyer. The jury is still out on how active the hurricane season for the Atlantic Ocean will be an El Nino was brewing in the Pacific which can dramatically dampen hurricane activity, El Nino happens every few years and changes whether worldwide, but at the same time record ocean heat is bubbling up in the Atlantic, providing a boost of fuel for storms, the Atlantic is the warmest it has been for this time of year. Many forecasters aren't sure which weather Titan will prevail because the scenario hasn't happened before on this scale. Most forecasters are expecting something about average. The national oceanic and atmospheric administration says there's about a 40% chance of a near normal season, normal is 14 named storms with 7 becoming hurricanes and three of those major hurricanes. I'm Lisa dwyer
AP News Radio
Typhoon Mawar batters Guam, and 'what used to be a jungle looks like toothpicks'
"Typhoon mawar has battered the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam, leaving much of the island without power and utilities. As lightning flashed across one's night sky, heavy rain pummeled cars outside residents homes. In a video posted on social media, a sheath of metal ripped from a roof by the typhoon could be seen flying around in the wind. Meteorologists Landon eyelets described the scene Guam residents were waking up to after typhoon moi's and welcome visits. We're looking at our door and what used to be a jungle looks like toothpicks. It looks like a scene from the movie twister with trees just thrashed apart. Guam governor Lou Leon Guerrero declared the all clear. We have weathered the storm the worst has gone by. She warned, however, more strong winds would follow, I am Karen Chammas
AP News Radio
Biden tapping Gen. Charles Brown for chairman of the Joint Chiefs
"Name C cubed Brown junior as the next joint chiefs of staff chairman, Brown already made history as the first black man to be the air force's top officer, and he'd be the second black chairman after Colin Powell 30 years ago. Brown is a career at 16 pilot, with deep experience in shaping U.S. defenses to meet China's rise after leaving Pacific air forces. Mark milley's second term as joined chiefs chair ends in October, and it Brown is confirmed to replace him. It would mark the first time, both The Pentagon's top civilian and uniform positions are
The Dan Bongino Show
Asra Nomani Hopeful Thomas Jefferson H.S. Case Goes to SCOTUS
"The parents are going to keep fighting They're excited because they think that this now could go before the United States Supreme Court Here's osra nomani And we expected this decision and we knew the biases of these judges two to one appointed by Democrats who believe in the philosophy of critical race theory And they laughingly use this logic that said there was no disparate impact on Asian American students because oh wow so many Asian American students got into the school What they didn't their knowledge or dare to value was how this was a policy that was a targeted hit on Asian American students It's evident in the text messages that we discovered in our case represented by Pacific legal foundation in which a school board member a bra omesh admitted that the new policy was anti Asian LOL laughing out loud Yeah these were private text messages that the Pacific legal foundation got a hold of that showed school board members admitting that I mean what more evidence do you need What kind of judges are these
AP News Radio
Biden aims to reassure world on US debt standoff as he consults with Indo-Pacific leaders
"Negotiations on raising the U.S. debt ceiling are expected to continue throughout the weekend despite some big hurdles. Tensions between GOP leaders and The White House have been evident last night House speaker Kevin McCarthy called for a halt to the talks. With no agreement on raising the nation's borrowing limit, but then negotiators were able to start up again. President Biden in Japan for the G 7 summit explained to Australia's prime minister truly apologized to you. Why he has to cut short, his participation. We have a little thing going on at home. I got to pay attention to. The president's been saying he's optimistic a potentially catastrophic debt default can be averted. But speaker McCarthy is insisting on deep cuts. We can't be spending more money next year. We have to spend less. I'm Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
Biden scraps planned visit to Australia, Papua New Guinea to focus on debt limit talks
"President Biden is underlining the urgency of debt limit talks by scrapping part of an overseas trip that starts today. Papa and New Guinea will have to wait longer for aids first visit from a sitting U.S. president. I'm cutting my trip short. Canceling stops in the island nation and then Australia, a foreign policy set back for an administration that's put a premium on outreach to the Pacific region. Japan remains the president's first stand now only stop. He'll attend the G 7 summit before returning here Sunday for what he hopes are final talks with lawmakers over raising the debt ceiling. Washington.
AP News Radio
Biden cancels planned visit to Australia, Papua New Guinea to focus on debt limit talks
"President Biden is postponing part of an upcoming overseas trip, so he can focus on talks over the debt limit. With the potential default looming, House speaker Kevin McCarthy had questioned the president's travel plans. I don't think I'd spend 8 days out of the country. And now the president won't. I'm cutting my trip short. I'm postponing the Australian portion of the trip and my trip to my stop and Papua New Guinea. So he can be back for final talks with McCarthy and other leaders. The president will still travel to Japan for this week's G 7 summit. The nature of the presidency is addressing many of the critical matters all at once. Still the postponements of foreign policy set back for an administration that's put a bigger focus on the Pacific region. Sagar Meghani, Washington.
AP News Radio
Early heat wave in Pacific Northwest could break records
"And early heat wave in the Pacific Northwest good break records. I Norman hall. A heat wave this weekend could surpass daily records in parts of the Pacific Northwest and worsen the wildfires already burning in Western Canada. The region has grappled with scorching summer temperatures and unprecedented wildfires fueled by climate change in recent years, the unseasonable high temperatures get further boost dozens of fires burning in Canada's western Alberta province, the national weather service has issued a heat advisory lasting from Saturday through Monday for much of the western parts of both Oregon and Washington state. Its at temperatures could raise the risk of heat related illness, particularly for those who are dehydrated or don't have effective cooling. I Norman hall
The Eric Metaxas Show
The Medical Industry Prioritizes Profit Over Patients With Ed Morgan
"Talking to my friend of many years. Ed Morgan, who's written a book called the patient's survival guide, 7 key questions for navigating the medical maze. You were just talking in your classically Pacific way. I just get angry instantly when I hear this stuff. But you're a calm rational person. And you, you're saying that the medical industry is more motivated by the profit motive than it used to be, which is a scary thing, and that they are doing operations and prescribing drugs that ultimately are not to people's benefit. Exactly. 50% of Americans over 50 take more than three drugs and are diagnosed with a chronic condition. This was not true, 50 years ago. This is not true in Europe. In Europe, there's not $5 billion worth of advertising per year for prescription drugs. As we have here, called DTC, right? We're the only civilized country other than New Zealand that actually has that allows advertising for prescription drugs. And the runaway American big pharma system is just gone crazy in terms of profitability.
Mark Levin
Pres. Trump Will Be on 'Life, Liberty & Levin' This Sunday
"If I have a guest on I have a guest on for a reason And that guest is on So we can hear what that guest has to say about various things This Sunday 8 p.m. eastern 5 p.m. Pacific 7 p.m. central You name it There we are I have I think a very important opening One of the most unusual openings in terms of non prototypical type openings on cable Some of the producers got very nervous I don't know if I should do I don't know if a lot of stars do it We're doing it do it Followed by the part two of our interview with Donald Trump He does a great great job And it's very very interesting I've already banned the left from watching I have banned the New York slimes in the Washington compost I have banned mediocre right and all the fools frauds and phonies there I banned maggot haberman I have banned Jeremy and his Peters and I have banned of course Philip and his bump and the other retrograde phony journalists out there You need and watch The wool watch because that shows not for you anyway No it's not
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Denise Quinn: Calls for Consequences to Address 'Reign of Terror'
"I'm curious to know how things go out there in the Pacific Northwest, because I'm from the south. And I grew up under the threat of being beaten with a fiberglass panel with holes drilled in it from the principal so that there was there was no air cushion there, right? Right. And then with the promise that I would get it twice as bad once I got home and that pretty much kept most of us on the straight and narrow and I will say this when I graduated, there had never been a mass shooting in any American high schools. That's the same for me. I grew up with an Italian mother. So I knew the wooden spoon pretty well. Oh, yeah. Yeah, you're right. There was discipline. There was consequences to your actions and we've taken that all out. I mean, I draw the school bus for the district in the 20 and the 2000s. And even back then, they were taking away tools and you could see the decline in behavior. So you're right. If there's consequences and there's punishment, I know you were talking about Corporal punishment. That would never fly out here, but my gosh, if we could get SR student resource officers back and have some consequences, I think that would go a long way towards sort of pulling back this reign of terror. And you think about there was one incident with the lawsuit. There was basically a teacher kind of held hostage for over three hours before anybody would come and help her. I mean, it's out of control and it has to stop.
Mark Levin
Something Never Before Seen on 'Life, Liberty & Levin' This Sunday
"We have a killer Sunday show on life liberty and Levin 8 p.m. eastern 5 p.m. Pacific 7 p.m. central You know whatever time is in your community And I hope you'll watch it It really is a killer so it's the second half of my interview with president Trump I have banned mediaite media matters all the other reprobates and pre bubes The Washington compost the New York slimes and all the other offshoots I banned them from watching it However you are welcome to watch Now the first part of the program I'm going to do my opening statement Well nothing to do with president Trump but I think you're going to find it remarkable In fact we're going to do something we've never done on the program and I don't think it's ever been done on Fox actually Including a video I want you to see So as always it's a very substantive show of our interesting show You know the first time the show came out you might remember this mister producer Media matters said it was the most boring show on TV Remember that So the number one show Sunday Night
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Congressman Suggests Using Gaming for Critical Thinking on Defense
"When you walked in and it was run by the center for new American security, very respectable group in their bipartisan. Did you know what the CCP's first move would be? I did not. It deliberately. I didn't want a game the game. I wanted there to be actual critical thinking. And you know, listen, there are obvious limits to what you can do in that short period of time. Particularly when the players are busy and they're coming in from other stuff and you don't have time to do a lot of homework. But there's something about the format of just kind of having members around a map, having an interactive discussion that I actually thought afterwards stimulated more thinking than your standard congressional hearing where it's 5 minutes, scripted, this and that. And so I'm increasingly intrigued by the idea of using gaming or non traditional fora like this to force a collaborative and creative discussion among members. And it's something I've said on your program quite frequently is in my 6 years on the armed services committee. We've actually never had, you know, even with the indo Pacific commander, just a no holds barred discussion around a map that just talked about kind of the basic geography at play here. And one thing I've been advocating for for a while is for Congress to be brought into the DoD wargaming process. The final thought on gaming here, again, despite its limits, I think it would be increasingly useful for Pentagon or defense focused gamers to incorporate high level people from Wall Street from the financial and manufacturing community in order to tease out what's going to happen when we impose sanctions or when the Chinese to start to weaponize supply chains. And these things tend to be separated. We tend not to incorporate the economic and financial dimensions of games.
AP News Radio
She got $0 from condo sale. Supreme Court weighs fairness
"The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments today on whether local jurisdictions can keep the profit on a property the owner loses because of unpaid taxes. 94 year old Geraldine Tyler lost her Minneapolis condo because she failed to pay $2300 in taxes, interest and other penalties, hennepin county, sold her property for $40,000, and kept the profit. Her lawyers say that was unjust compensation, but about a dozen states and the District of Columbia have the same practice and Pacific legal and not for profit interests, law firms, says that between 2014 and 2021, nearly 9000 homes in the U.S. were sold because of unpaid taxes, and the homeowners received little or nothing the high court will hear the case and a decision is expected by June. Donna water Washington
AP News Radio
WHO fires doctor after findings of sexual misconduct
"The World Health Organization has fired a Doctor Who faced allegations of repeated sexual misconduct. In an email to The Associated Press, a WHO spokeswoman says Timo walke, a doctor from Fiji, was let go after findings of sexual misconduct and a disciplinary process. The AP first reported that walking naval had been accused of sexually assaulting a woman at a conference in Berlin last October, confidential documents show he had been flagged to senior directors for allegedly harassing another staffer in 2018 an incident that resulted in an informal warning while the accuser was told that pursuing an investigation might not be the best option for her. In recent years, the World Health Organization has been plagued by reports of misconduct, walk in a value denied that he had ever sexually assaulted anyone. At the time of the report he'd been preparing to run for regional director of the western Pacific and the doctor he was seeking to replace, takeshi kasai, had been placed on leave and then was terminated last month after numerous staffers accused him of racist and abusive behavior to compromise the UN health agency's mission. I am Jennifer King.
Mark Levin
Part 1 of 'I, Pencil: The Movie' (Short Version)
"This is the world we live in If we weren't surrounded by it every day if we didn't take it for granted we'd be dumbstruck by its very intricacy and brilliance This is an ordinary familiar wooden pencil You might think a pencil is simple Chances are you've been using one since before you could even read or write But just because it's familiar doesn't mean it's simple In fact it's complicated elaborate beautiful Elegant It's very existence is too improbable For any one person to truly comprehend These are the basic materials that go into a pencil Graphite Cedar metal and rubber But if you had all the elements of a pencil right in front of you could you make a pencil It's not as easy as you might think In fact no single person on the face of the earth could do it without the help of countless others And this is the key to understanding the world A pencil just like you and me is the end result of a vast and intricate family tree a symphony of human activity that spans the globe Through their work and knowledge a vast number of people have had a hand in making this simple pencil Unlike your family tree this one begins with an actual tree The most immediate ancestor of the pencil is a Cedar tree in the Pacific Northwest But the loggers who harvest the timber are also its ancestors And these men don't work alone They in turn are assisted by the people and industries that produce the sauce rope countless other tools that they use
AP News Radio
Mexico ends search for missing Americans, Coast Guard says
"Mexico has ended its search for three Americans who went missing at sea of its northern Pacific Coast, Mexico's navy announced the search had been suspended after checking 200,000 square nautical miles for the U.S. citizens and their sailboat, with no sign of any of them. Officials say Kerry O'Brien, Franco Brian, and William gross were aboard the 44 foot sailing vessel ocean bounds when they were last heard from on April 4th. The three Americans had reported being near the Pacific Coast port of mazatlan, Mexico at the time. They had planned to stop for supplies in Cabo San Lucas, however the coast guard said there were no reports of seeing the vessel in that area. I am Karen Chammas
The Economist: The Intelligence
"pacific" Discussed on The Economist: The Intelligence
"China's foreign minister Wang Yi is doing a little damage control today. He was forced to address a number of Pacific island countries telling them not to be too anxious about China's plans in the region. Mister Wong is in the middle of an 8 country Pacific tour, attempting to strike broad cooperation agreements with island nations. But a big meeting with ten of their foreign ministers today failed to reach consensus. The sticking point seems to be on matters of security. Last month a security deal that China inked with the Solomon Islands prompted a scramble among western diplomats. The fear is that China is laying the ground for military bases in the region, but that isn't looking as easy as mister Wong probably hoped. One natural military base abroad, which is this naval facility it opened in 2017 in Djibouti on the Horn of Africa. But in the last few years, it's really been accelerating and broadening. It's search for more bases. Jeremy page is our Asia diplomatic editor. And last month, we had this surprise announcement of a security deal between China and the Solomon Islands, although the text of it actually remains completely secret. There was a leaked draft which said that the government of the solomons would be able to ask China to send police and soldiers to help maintain social order among other things and to conduct other tasks unquote. Agreed by both sides. And then it also said that in return, China could, according to its own needs and the local approval, send its ships to stop over in the solomons. Now both China and the solomons have denied that they're planning a military base, but what is clear is that China's seeking to establish some kind of security presence in the region, as well as growing its economic influence. And it's hoping to do so with more than that one deal with the solomons. And how is China going about getting that influence? Well, Chen has been trying for a while to make inroads in the Pacific and mainly through trade and aid investment. But it's now really stepping up those efforts, particularly in this visit by China's foreign minister Wang Yi who is going to 8 nations of over ten days, he's been trying not just to get individual nations to sign up to bilateral agreements, some of which do have a sort of security component. But he's also been trying to get ten countries across the region to sign up to a broader pact. A draft of that agreement which he was hoping to sign in Fiji today on Monday suggests it would cover pretty wide range of issues, including trade, financing, tourism, public health, but it would also cover some more sensitive areas like security, China would, for example, help to train local police and build forensic labs and it also commits to closer cooperation on cybersecurity and data networks, which are very sensitive areas for the U.S. and its allies. And so are all of these Pacific island nations on board with this ploy. Well, apparently not after the meeting in Fiji today, mister Wang said there had been agreement on 5 areas of cooperation. But they needed to talk further basically. And the 5 areas he mentioned notably did not include security before the meeting in Fiji, a draft communicate was circulated and apparently prompted some opposition from at least one of the countries that was attending a copy of a letter from the president of the Federated States of Micronesia. It was leaked to several media outlets in which he basically said his country would not sign up to this broader regional agreement in part because he feared that having this closer relationship with China could put the region in the middle of new Cold War between China and the west. And it was particularly concerned about the prospect of a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan. And how has the west reacted to this push from China? Well, there was a very strong rhetorical response to China's security deal with the solomons when it was announced. And now we're starting to see that translate into some more concrete policies and proposals. Australia's new prime minister antoni albanese said on Saturday he had a comprehensive plan for the region, which included a defense training school and more support various areas, including climate change, which is a big concern for the Pacific Islands. Proactive in the region, we want to engage Australia has been the partner of choice for a long period of time in the Pacific and we intend to continue to be that. Australia also sent its new foreign minister penny Wong to Fiji on Thursday to try and strengthen that relationship and she also committed to listening to the Pacific Islands, particularly on climate change. The U.S. immediately after the Solomon's deal said that if it led to the establishment of the Chinese military installation or some kind of permanent presence in the solomons, America would quote respond accordingly. But it didn't explain what that would mean. We haven't had any clarification on that point, but the U.S. has been trying to reinforce its own trade links with the Pacific in part through a new trade initiative. It calls the indo Pacific economic framework and last week it scored a minor victory when it announced that Fiji would sign up to that new initiative. But if that wider deal with those specific island nations with all of its security components doesn't go through, what do you think that means for China in the world? China can already project military power quite effectively during peacetime by relying on a network of more than 90 ports around the world that are either partly or wholly owned or operated by Chinese companies. The problem for China is that if it wants its armed forces to be able to operate effectively in a conflict far from its shores, then it really needs dedicated facilities where it can station uniform personnel, store weapons and equipment, so that's what it's been seeking out in the last few years. And just in the last three, it signed secret deal to use a Cambodian navy base. It's tried to negotiate a naval outpost in Equatorial Guinea and it's secretly begun building a military facility inside a port in the United Arab Emirates. That's all, according to American officials. But what we seem to be seeing now is a change of Chinese tactics where it's abandoned any attempts to persuade the U.S. and its allies that these deals don't threaten their interests. And it's really targeting countries which are much more important strategically to the U.S.. And the other thing is that it seems to be pursuing these deals that don't necessarily mention a base explicitly, but they could lay the ground for one in the future. And in any case, whatever China's ambitions at this stage, it doesn't look like it's been a smooth road so far. That's right. For all these efforts, the results have been kind of mixed and one of the main reasons for that is just history because the military bases that Western countries like the U.S., Britain, France, have around the world, a legacies of empire and Second World War, Cold War, and China is basically starting from scratch. The other problem is that because democratic nations tend to be more aligned to the west, China's progress on this front is largely dependent on authoritarian leaders and that leaves them vulnerable to sudden shifts in the political landscape and public opinion, not least in the solomons, where in a poll of Solomon islanders last year, 91% said they'd prefer to be diplomatically aligned more with liberal democracies than with China. I don't think we're going to see an actual Chinese base in the solomons or anywhere else in the Pacific in the short term, but you could see the deployment of Chinese security forces initially maybe to help deal with social unrest and then over time that could lead to the establishment of facilities that could evolve into something more strategically significant. Thanks.
Asian American History 101
"pacific" Discussed on Asian American History 101
"Add that the best jokes are the ones where pretty much everyone can join in and enjoy them without anyone getting hurt. To a certain extent, that's how most good jokes should be. The best comedians can make situations feel humorous without personally insulting anyone. But what happens if the jokes cross a line or hurt someone, or what happens if certain people are the target more often than others? And that's the basis for our topic today. People of Asian Pacific descent have been a frequent target of jokes, and they continue to be one of the few groups belittled publicly without much uproar from the non Asian Pacific Islander community. It's just accepted as okay to mock or joke about Asians. Let's get started. We've talked about it before, but Asian Pacific islanders are not featured in very many roles by the major motion picture companies or streaming services. This has gotten better over the last few years, but there's still a long, long, long way to go. And when there are roles for Asian Pacific islanders, what we're given is generally a supporting role full of stereotypes. There was a great study done by the Geena Davis institute on gender and media. They partnered with goldhouse and the coalition of Asian pacifics in entertainment to create a report titled, I am not a fetish or model minority, redefining what it means to be API in the entertainment industry. And they did a pretty comprehensive study of the ways that popular movies perpetuate tropes that objectify and flatten AAPI people. They analyze the AAPI characters in each of the ten highest grossing films from 2010 to 2019. And because they were so few AAPI roles in the early part of the time period, they did additional analysis using all films with any AAPI people in the main cast were released by major studios and streaming platforms between 2017 and 2020. When reading the study, it wasn't too surprising that there weren't many realistic diverse roles featuring people of Asian Pacific descent..
Based On a True Story
"pacific" Discussed on Based On a True Story
"Different now. Although I would say, when you write that screenplay for the way the future will look in your sci-fi world, I will watch that movie. It would be so terrible. And working on the screenplay now that's all about firefighters. And as I worked on it a little while last night, and not like firefighters and fire trucks, but firefighters fighting wildfires use an airplane, water bombers and held out there and people on the ground and smoke jumpers because all of that stuff is just kick ass. It's fascinating and very dramatic and very exciting. And as I worked on a couple of chapters of it last night, and when I went to pack it up, I was like, I have just written Star Trek only with firefighters. It's all science fiction. Science fiction is competent pornography, where everyone's competent in doing a good job. And that's not how society works. That's not how people work. And it fascinates me that as much as I the big weakness I think I end up having is I have watched way too much science fiction and it conditioned me to imagine a progressivism that I don't think that humankind can deliver. I'm back to being depressing again. But that's a reality that we have to face that we're going to create a product for people who might not be interested in it. And the way that the Pacific particularly was created was less successful than band of brothers. There was a magic to the way that banner brothers was created. That made it quite a bit more popular. And the Pacific did not.
Based On a True Story
"pacific" Discussed on Based On a True Story
"Trivialized way helped to make that war bond driver success. Yeah, I could definitely see how that would mean it's like a roller coaster of emotions because you go from going into battle to now you're essentially a rockstar celebrity and being celebrated for in bats loans case as we talked about in the last episode. The event that happened, he saw one of his good friends die. And now he's being celebrated for that. That had to be so difficult. Yeah, I was I am friendly with this Medal of Honor recipient from Afghanistan who at one point told me in confidence, like, you know, it's weird because I'm constantly being asked to relive the worst day of my life. Well, if we head back to the show in episode 5 still, we meet new characters on pavuvu in June of 1944. We meet them as Eugene sledge is arriving. He's joining his new squad, and there's snafu, delo and Bergen. Sledge also happens to run into his childhood friend, Sidney Phillips, a few days before Phillips is shipped back to the states. We also see lucky come back from his time in the hospital to join runner in juergens. The next action that the men are going to see is going to be in polilu in September of 1944, but the impression that I got here was that the marines used pavuvu as a staging ground sort of sorts for polio. Is that a fair assessment of what happened? It is a fair assessment, because they needed to park the division in an area where it could train. They also did not want to move the division inconveniently far away from the theater of operations. That was because at this point, the American military was really feeling the pinch of the Pacific logistics. Because to move a division, say to move a division back to Hawaii, that was a massive decision and the logistics that it would take to bring that division back to where it could be applied against the enemy in action that represented a serious part of this very complicated matrix of managing supply lines and logistics in the Pacific war. Pavuvu as it turns out provides a training area that to an adequate degree simulated partly, what the marines would experience on Paolo, when they went into action there. And that's because you have some similarity in so far as you have God forsaken tropical island just a few degrees off the equator. Which describes in the solomons, it also describes peleliu and.
The Clapper Report
"pacific" Discussed on The Clapper Report
"It's video because it comes out that it was literally the third ski in a row that they did especially if he's not used to it dude. Yeah of course it can be fucking tired like what the still so. That just made me mad. Everyone was like all we are already looking bad. And i'm like blake. You literally don't know what you're talking about because there were clips of him and pullman together which apparently they might be that might be the shutdown economics Tucker pullman alvar larson. yeah they're a great place them. All oliver larsen looked like was pivoting. Really well he looks like he was defending super bowl which is nice to see And then the first tube like laps the back seat. He was holding up just fine like or the first two backs as he was doing. Just fine you know so. I'm just. I was just annoyed about the negative reception that he got also. Connor garland up from the bags gates. Still lake. Let's not put too much stock into say all while can socks. He was lagging behind because kindergarten. Through when we knew we know chronic orlands tops explorer. the they're not used to the kyrie's perspective especially to allah ruckman. Larson was literally on the ice vo container pearson. Who have who've done this for many years. Now travis. Green so anyhow. That's that's all. I'd say about close training camp Yeah i mean. I i wanna take too much stock in it as you said but what i will say this. Did you Their old team. The coyotes you see They brought back the jerseys. Oh yeah of course i do. They look beautiful. Those are so sick. I might have to buy one i might. I'll probably at some point. Get deal castle jersey bro. Walk will dwell. Yeah so now. Those except but no connects man. Exciting stuff. I love training camp. We'll we'll have to get to the connects. We'll we'll steuer pacific or metropolitan. Which one do you want to start off with. I guess we started with the islanders. I and our first discussion. So i guess we could do the pacific now to keep things. Fair all righty all right. So let's go at the pacific division. Rankings let's go so number eight bomber division. I have now before. I say anything. I know i'm going to cause controversy with this These rankings so There may be a little bit of bias. But we'll we'll say so. Eight thousand san jose sharks. I think they're going to be a really bad team this year. The only reason. I have them at last. You know other people have other teams last. But either last due to the fact that they have no depth and they have no goaltending. They're probably the worst team in the division aside from like timo meyer What is named martin ferraro. You know so. I don't really and thomas hurdle in the tour but every everything is like..
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
"pacific" Discussed on True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
"Chapter one joanna. Bride stepped into the street. Gazed at the house overlooks towards cove. Her house but no longer her home. Not since the passing over beloved husband. Casey thirty years. It wasn't nine o'clock and up the street at the house. Once the home of poet robinson jeffers. The parking lot was already filling with tourists. She laughed at the site. Knew she was making the right decision to leave the monterey peninsula. She stepped onto the front lawn. The only home she'd known since she was twenty to straighten the for sale sign and pause to take in hedges. Implants sheet nurtured over the past. Three decades was crazy to leave these memories behind for a new start. She side after all she was fifty two and now a widow. She walked to the side of the house where she in case he had watched a dozen. Pelicans cross the bay. Only now she was alone. She turned at the sound of cars inside. It had always been like this all the tourists all the traffic. She'd come to monterey in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine single twenty and so idealistic thinking that she could survive. Offer art living in a one room studio over garage. She had dreams of one day getting her art to one of the famous carmel studios chew on a sugar head white could arise. She'd made that dream come true and now she was leaving behind. She felt an inner satisfaction the accomplishment but wanted to cry at twenty two. She'd met casey bright a successful entrepreneur. Thirteen years her senior. He did reduced her to a creative circle of people who took her in and soon became friends a carpenter. A surfer some hold outs from the nineteen sixty seven monterey pop festival free spirits. All she in case he married. Nineteen eighty-one need built this house overlooking stewards cold over the years. Many of their friends moved away. Some south to big sur others north of san francisco. She in case you talked about movies somewhere and leaving the tourists behind but they couldn't bear the idea of leaving stewart's cove in the monterey peninsula with a heavy heart. Joanna climbed indicates agent pickup. She'd sold the fiat and their cherished austin healey. She backed out of the driveway for what she knew was the last time closer. Mind off to all the memories at least for now. The clock on the dashboard and bold green numbers indicated nine o'clock. She had an appointment with their attorney. Dow her attorney that branch at nine thirty. He'd been one of the creative circle all those years ago. Perhaps a little more ambitious netted left. The peninsula gone away gone to college in return to monterey peninsula hung out his shingle in pacific grove and branch attorney at law. Now all she had to do was fighter way through traffic and find. Parking is close to his office as she could get. Pacific grove was almost as hazardous with tourists as monterey carmel. What luck joanna said as she watched a car a slot directly in front of the law of ned branch will early..
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
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"Welcome to true. Mysteries of the pacific northwest stories have strange and unexplained people places and events often lost obscured by the time speaking of events. I'm talking about on this. Podcast sighting of ufo's from around the world a couple things to keep in mind before i read. This is oregon. Seems to have more sightings than about any other place on earth there are two maybe three organizations that actually keep track of psyches while one is national and i think there are a couple international and what they do after they gather the information to say actually send out investigators to check out and explain away some of them but the most of what i'm reading today are those that can't be explained away as hot air balloons and and mirages and things of that nature seventy two years ago amateur pilot kenneth. Arnold is considered by many all to be the man who started the ufo craze with this nine hundred and forty seven citing over mount rainier. But that wasn't the beginning and you foes isn't the only term used to describe suspicious craft in the sky during world war two the term foo fighters whose use wire force pilots to describe gassing lights that often play chicken with planes as large as b seventeen flying fortresses. And i have a separate podcast. I will air about a local man here in ashland. Who actually was on one of the flying. Fortresses that play chicken with foo fighters while the term foods taken from.
Stuff To Blow Your Mind
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"Island and then not be able to see it again not be close enough to pick up on the very obvious cues the you near the island and have to pick up on those more subtle cues that would require training and expertise to notice right. I mean one of the biggest dangers actually for a pacific island. Sailor is missing. Your target is going past the island. You're trying to get to without realizing it. Yeah i mean in a very very loose sense. It's like depending on say your Your gps navigation system which we referred to previously using that to get to the immediate area like the block. Where the where the store is that. You're trying to go store. You never been to before but then once you're there the. Gps is only going to help you so much. Then you're gonna have to pinpoint the sign figure out which storefront it is figure out your parking etc. Their whole new set of problems. That the premier Navigational system your. Gps is not able to help you with right and so one thing. That's very interesting. That david lewis explores in. His book is what he calls. The idea of expanded target landfall. And what that means is that by using a suite of land finding techniques you can essentially extend the radius of land A certain Reliable distance out into the ocean. And i'll talk about the distances as we go on. But there's a certain reliable distance out into the ocean that you can just expect to be able to detect nearby land even if you can't see it and if you measure land including those radii out into the ocean beyond the shore and especially beyond sort of like reefs and submerged or or almost submerged tolls nearby you can actually greatly expand the percent of the pacific ocean that is taken up by By by land range basically. So you can expand your target from these tiny islands surrounded mostly by water to basically a block of islands with mostly or totally. Overlapping ranges of land detectable water..
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
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"Welcome to true. Mysteries of the pacific northwest stories of strange and unexplained people places and events often obscured by the mrs of time. I'm your host kit crumb today. An ashland oregon railroad story in eighteen. Eighty seven at five eight pm. A crowd of a thousand brave december chilling fog at ashland's railroad track. Where i train. It consisted of three locomotives and was traveling. Arduous twisting route. That would take to ash where it would meet the southbound tracks of the southern pacific forming the world's longest rail line of three thousand three hundred thirty six miles owned by one company just five years before in eighteen. eighty two. the route look different. Plans for the line from the town of formbook to ashland will be straighter with the grade. Far less steep the route would necessitate a tunnel through work. Chinese workers flooded the side eventually blasting out over sixteen hundred feet from what would become the east portal. Cords of wood were stacked along the designated railroad route and a restaurant and bar was built to accommodate the workers who mostly lived atop book rock. What was called hell town by eighteen eighty five blasting starter on the west portal but the two were never connected work had been conducted under a grant for then. Oh and see a grant that ran out in eighteen. Eighty five from california southern pacific changed the route purchased. Oh and see and rolled into ashland on that cold december evening in eighteen eighty seven or the vice president of the southern pacific with silver hammer pounded in golden stake. The last spike to connect california's route with oregon's southern today held town has gone asked the chinese the cord wood scattered and the restaurant just a memory but the unfinished east and west portal tunnel remain if only known by a few hikers who stumble on a whole and buck rock large enough to accommodate the tall smoke stack of those ancient locomotives. Now i have to say i then in those tunnels several times. I even lead it a tour there. Once each tunnel the tunnel that is the longest goes back to furthest but in the west tunnel. Which does not connect up. It is tiered and you can actually see holes where they had drilled ready to insert sticks of dynamite blast out the rock. There are no beams. It is hard rock. There's no chance of cave-ins there is some ground. Erosion outside of the east inference. That makes it difficult to find. If you're interested in seeing these tunnels drop me. A line at kipp k. Crumb gmail.com and say where are the tunnels and. I will send you a map. They're interesting and the most interesting part is they are so hard to find that they don't have a lot of beer cans Trash broken bottles and things like that. There were some beams with square nails That have long gone. They were there when i first entered the tunnels almost thirty years ago. But i've been there more recently and they're really cleaned tunnels to go visit and did not on private property. So draw the line and kit k. Chroma g mail dot com. You.
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
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"Welcome to true mysteries of the pacific northwest stories of strange and unexplained people places and events and author lost in the midst of time. While this august. I will have been doing either true mysteries the pacific northwest or kids myths and mysteries for three years. In that time. I've covered a lot of very strange unexplained stories for the most part but to stand out they stand out because of the number of people requesting it. The first one is about a young boy. He's about eleven years old. Who is doing some stunts ghost town in front of twenty two people so celebration. I think i might have been the fourth of july and vanishes right in front of him. He's found three days later in a civil war cemetery. Fifteen hundred miles away as a young adult. He disappears again with some correspondence with a doctor and some people in that region of the south. It's discovered that this boy that disappeared this and again as a young man was a drummer boy in the civil war. Okay that's strange enough. I've gotten about twenty five. I've got about twenty-five request to do that. Story again and i will at another time story. I've gotten thirty five thirty seven requests emails. Asking about this story is about shared dreams and it takes place here in oregon. And that's the story. I'm going to read one more time now. Shared dreams also known as mutual. Dreams are in two or more people share a dream experience at the same time the degree to which the dream is shared khun vary from having common elements or events. That happened in each person's dream to the entire dream being identical. Imagine a shared dream. Where the dreamers. Don't know each other both go to the same counselor. The dream environment for each was the same solely populated with the other dreamer. The counselor the observer never revealing data the person occupying the dream was not a figment of the imagination but another client one male one female in the man's dream. He is pursuing the female. The woman's dream. She is pressed by the man. This was a strange case. Oregon college counselor had and was confronted with one thousand sixty seven during each.
Stuff To Blow Your Mind
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"The ancient pacific islands able to travel with with great accuracy between known islands and island groups that they also appear to have mounted these deliberate intentional exploratory ventures into new waters to find islands. That had not yet been discovered and of course in doing so would have the knowledge to be able to locate these islands. Again upon going back home and then returning which again is astounding. Yeah yeah simply astounding. And i think a lot of the these. The counter ideas the ideas. He added that these head to the accidents. These people people can possibly have set out and discovered these. I mean it's such a i guess. A landsman approach you know based on a you know the kind of analysis that a that a culture that is that is more situated on the land and and does not view the ocean as the majority of the world or their world. I keep coming back to this analysis that for the for instance the the the polynesians most of the world was ocean and and generally. That's not the sort of world view you encounter with with with western civilizations now. Certainly you have certain civilizations and cultures within the civilizations that are more Nautical and more dependent on maritime traditions. But but even then it's it's it's often the case that they are there more attached to the land they're closer to the continent and in these cases we're dealing with with with islands within just a vast world of water. Now there's one big question that Lewis also addresses in his book. Which is the question of what happened to so much of this. Ancient pacific navigational knowledge right clearly. Some people in the twentieth century still possess it. but this seems to have become increasingly rare And you could easily blame the import of foreign navigation equipment and techniques other cultures right. So if you have brought in charts. Compasses and things like that. From from elsewhere there's less need to rely on the ancient navigational lore to get from place to place but unfortunately it doesn't seem like that's the only 'cause it also seems that by the last..
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
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"Welcomed true mysteries of the pacific northwest stories of strange and unexplained people places and events often lost in the midst of time. When i do a story that has to do with the pacific northwest a lot of times. It starts here and leads to other strange things. And that's what happened today. Story on deja-vu when you go to a new place or meet someone that you've never met before. Have you had the feeling that you knew that person or event that place but four. Well if you have. You're not alone and this is where it began where the story began when i was researching this story. A friend janet. Carver nodar real name. Said she grew up in las vegas but eventually move to shasta city california. She told me it wasn't uncommon for her to have the name of a friend that she grew up with pop. Endure ed and within minutes would run into that person in shasta. Although janet's experience is not deja vu i felt was in the same league and so i've included with the story. Wikipedia says that they should lose the feeling that one has lived through the present situation before the phrase translates literally as already seen although some interpret deja vu in a paranormal contacts. Mainstream scientific approaches rejected explanations of deja voodoo as pre cognition or prophecy. So how science explained issue they. The world of science has four possible causes of what is referred to deja vu. Attentional explanations of deja vu involved and initial perception that is made under degraded attention which is then followed by a second. Take under full attention for example. If you are about to unlock the front door of your house and you momentarily are distracted by a noise in the distance when you return to the task of locking the door. The first perception may seem for their raw. In the past distraction that separates these two perceptions could be as fleeting as an eye blink. Then there are memory explanations. Make the assumption that some detail of new experiences familiar but the source of this familiarity has been forgotten. The premise of this explanation is that people encounter countless things during the course of the day. The don't pay attention to all of the information later. Reprocessing of the information may occasionally induced familiarity and deja-vu and there it is. That's what science thinks. Dual processing explanations of deja vu suggests that to usually synchronous cognitive processes become Momentarily a synchronous. For example familiarity and retrieval could become out of sync. Alternatively perception in memory could become a synchronous neurological explanations of deja vu attribute phenomenon to either a small temporal lobe seizure in a person without epilepsy or to a delay in neural transmission between the eyes ears and other perceptual organs and higher organ processing centers. In the brain dual processing explanations have received a lot of attention they are much more philosophical theoretical less Mechanistic but dual processing explanations. Can't be tested. Didn't allow similarly neurological explanations or appealing in their neurological basis and seem logical but again we lack the advanced technology to test them thus dual processing and neurological explanations are less germane to researchers instead attention and memory explanations are best supported by what we know about cognition and can be tested. While that takes the fun out of experiencing deja vu let me tell you that just because science has a variety of explanations doesn't mean they are more accurate than the person thinks. It is a paranormal activity in the brain. Where in the spirit or an energy. So science doesn't necessarily win. Out on the definition of deja vu and now chapter fourteen of the joe outta bright dungeness bay cozy murder mystery series in chapter thirteen..
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
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"Over eighty years ago. Today people across america woke up to discover that the night before they had been the victim of a theatrical radio presentation. the date was october thirtieth. Nineteen thirty eight. The radio show was orson welles mercury on the air version of h. g. wells war of the worlds nineteen thirty. Eight war was brewing. As germany invaded austria japan was strongly aligned with the invader prior to world war two. It was forecast. That britain would suffer night air bombing attacks causing large numbers of civilian casualties and mass destruction. It was widely agreed that navigation targeting would be more difficult if manmade lights on the ground could be extinguished as early as july nineteen thirty eight. American citizens were urged to practice lights out beginning at dusk it would not be called blackout drills until nineteen thirty nine. Fear across the country as rumor spread about coming to the aid of our british allies. Should war break out that the sounds of war that came over the radio that october thirtieth nineteen thirty eight were not from europe but from mars. This was a live broadcast across america five. Pm in the west which would have made it eight pm eastern time meant. There was no time to warn the west about what was to come a wave of hysteria that swept across the united states at night before halloween as a realistic radio. Dramatization reached all the way to portland oregon. Two thousand five hundred miles from the scene. The fictional invasion the telephone switchboard of the oregonian newspaper was swamped by hundreds of excited calls. People rushed into the business offices of the newspaper demanding information. Hundreds of calls were made to the portland police wanting to know what protection the city offer. And what place might be safe in the event that wholesale destruction spread to the pacific coast.
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
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"This podcast was inspired by mike. Who sent me an email. Asking are true mysteries of the pacific northwest. Nothing more than urban legends inspired by a book. I checked out from the rogue valley metaphysical library and trying to answer that question. The book was written by an authority. Who shall remain nameless. The book contains some events that are no more than a figment of someone or an urban legend. Like the dog that ate a tiny cell foam and every time someone called stomach would rain. Some were started by celebrities like mickey rooney claiming that he had influence walt disney to call his cartoon mouse mickey mouse. Then there's urban legend about elvis presley giving a harley davidson motorcycle to actor james dean. Well sorry. none of these happened before. I reveal my favorite urban legends. I need to explain how i separate real and true from something invented by a person with an ulterior motive or an urban legend occasionally. I do find a witness or participant to an event that can't be explained away and are willing to talk about it but that's the exception not the rule. Most people are reluctant. Admit that they saw ghost or heard strange laughter when they were home alone for fear of being ridiculed. When event is brought to my attention or intrigued by a story on the internet my search for sources begins. I'll start with the photograph of a pterodactyl that appeared on the internet that allegedly dates back to the american civil war in eighteen. Sixty four courting to the story behind the mystery. Image giant flying creature was shot down by soldiers around eighteen sixty four. near the city of vicksburg. The story says it's soldier said the creature was like some kind of unknown bird monster in a surprising. Twist of the story. A second photograph appeared on the internet. That showed a similar scene. A pterodactyl surrounded by men in front of a barn. Now the people. I talked to when i contacted. Authorities said several newspapers in virginia said that one photograph in front of the barn was fake. Now if you drop me. A line kit k. chrome g mail dot com. I'll send you a copy of the two photographs. You can decide for yourself in my research. I found that the photograph of the pterodactyl matched one. That was seen by somebody in eugene oregon just a few years ago about twenty eleven
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
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"Welcome to true mysteries of the pacific northwest stories of people places events often obscured by the mrs of time. I'm your host. Ken crumb did you know that. All of america skyjackings only one remains on solved. You know which one does name db cooper mean anything to you on november twenty four nineteen seventy-one a passenger using the name. Dan cooper hijack northwest orient airlines. Flight three oh five headed from portland oregon to seattle washington after threatening to blow up the plane with a bomb. Cooper demanded four parachutes and two hundred thousand dollars fearing the worst northwest airlines agreed. Once the ground seattle cooper let the other passengers and some of the flight crew off the plane and had the money imperatives brought on board. The plane refuel took off again. And at ten thousand feet. Cooper jumped from the back stairs the boeing seven twenty seven into the pacific northwest night. He was never seen again to this day. It's one of america's greatest unsolved robberies or skyjackings but thanks to a recent book. One of the most promising leads is actually fairly new. One kenneth peter christiansen a former northwest. Airlines employ was never really a former suspect in the dvd cooper case but now thanks to the book into the blast. By robert blevins kenny christianson has come to the forefront of possible suspects. This case has never been closed by the fbi. By the way. And says i would say i'm ninety percent to ninety five percent. Certain to christianson was d b cooper. He worked for the airline. He had a paratrooper training background. He had the opportunity. He had a lot of unexplained spending within a few months after the hijacking. He lent his best friend's sister. Five thousand dollars in cash to buy a house then. He used another sixteen thousand dollars to buy another house for himself. As far as i can tell blood and says ken. Christianson had one life before the hijacking and a completely different one afterwards. Okay when you look at the numbers you definitely start smelling something fishy. While working for northwest airlines. Christianson never earned more than five hundred and twelve dollars a month. That's a month which even in the early one thousand nine hundred seventy s didn't go far yet. Within a few months of the skyjackings he suddenly had a stash of cash to throw around. So why didn't the fbi take a harder work at christianson. As a suspect author blevins chalks the oversight up to three preconceptions. The fbi brought to the case. One christianson didn't match eyewitness descriptions of the sky jacker to he had no previous criminal history and three. Fb i didn't believe that the sky jacker had military training in his background. Now according to blevins the author the parachute the devi cooper actually with called a navy backpack six and it's a smaller parachute more of the military type. The sky jacker must've been a pretty tough guy. Blevins says according to blevins. Kenny went through paratrooper training. Where they started out with two hundred sixty two men and ended up with eighty. That actually finished the course and he was one of them. All of these factors have convinced author. Blevins that he's cracked a db cooper case. He says i think he jumped out of the back of that. Seven twenty-seven hit the ground popped off his parachute disconnected the harness and the container from it buried a silk part and put his briefcase in the money bag in the container for the parachute. Put it on his back and walked out of the forest. And that's the first half of this podcast on db cooper and what happened to him and what happened to two hundred thousand dollars. Be sure to listen. Wednesday for the second part or in the conclusion of what happened to db cooper in that two hundred thousand dollars. This is kick crumb. Thanks for.
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
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"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
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
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"Welcome to kiss myths and mysteries. I'm your host kit crump and my month long investigation into ghost. you know. i've been talking about ghost stories and we've done some special podcast with ray raucous who was visiting ireland and a haunted castle. Now it's back to ghosts and asking the question what goes slope like. When many people think of ghosts the image in their mind is of a human form that is somewhat translucent or that glows in the dark or floats in the air. However many people also witness ghost that appears floating balls of light or orbs of energy according to janice rayleigh co-founder of ghosts preservation league a group of professional and amateur paranormal investigators. By far the most common phenomenon caught on film as of an orb or spear we have seen some luck. Like small bubbles cinnamon buns and bad cases of the hives they can occur as single orbs in clusters rolling clumps be brightest stars be barely visible. They can look radically different but are recognized. As the same general type of phenomenon what are the orbs. What are these orbs that are captured on film. Some people insist that they are trapped. souls rarely added. We don't know for sure what they are but we have thought a times about what they are and where they are found. You can almost always catch an orb or two in any cemetery. You can also catch them. However were there are no burials whatsoever. Nissen vapor or other forms of energy that some believed to be paranormal rayleigh reports that based on her experience on occasion. They accompany or cause a cold spot. Now this is probably the most common. This is the feeling that you just walked inside a freezer but it is contained in one generalized area. There are gases to measure thermal variants. But it seems pretty obvious when it happens one minute. You're just fine. The next you are much colder with the hair standing up on your arms or the back of your neck. There have been a few times when the very cold air around feels almost electric crackling. Sometimes crackling sounds were heard. Aside from orbs vapors forces known as voices are very concentrated forms of energy. These forces are often described as a kind that caused the hair on the back of your neck to stand at attention. Vortex is a massive air water or in this case energy. Now that was from chain rayleigh. Now we're going to go to another expert and talk about some of the characteristics. Are some things about gauche. You need to know. This is from echo bodine. Oftentimes it's better that the owner resident of a house. Tell the goes to leave and go toward the light. I because it's empowering to the resident to know he or she can make this happen and also because it gives the message loud and clear to the ghost that it is not wanted. The more fuss that's made about a ghost the more ghosts you'll attract portals are things from our world into the spirit world the most common way to create one of these portals by working the ouija board because it's inviting communication the problem with opening ourselves up to the spirit world without what we're doing is that we attract all kinds of souls to us that may not be so favourable if you suspect you have a portal in your home asked university. Close it up and read up on psychic protection. This is nothing to mess with. Goes can be very self serving. They do what they want without consideration of what it's doing to others. Don't ever let a ghost habits way with you no matter what that means. If you suspect that you are being taken over by a ghost do not under any circumstances put up with it. They need to honor boundaries. Just like the rest of us and this is from echo bodine. She continues ghosts and spirits. In general have no concept of time they can remain in the same room or area for years and years never given any thought to how long they've been dead or how much life is changing around them. They can literally be stuck at a point in time in their consciousness. Honesty is the best way to handle a situation like this. Tell the goes. This is the year two thousand or two thousand twenty or two thousand and twenty one. Whatever the case is important for you to move to the light sharon bauer. Someone i've interviewed on. This show says that there is a curtain. She describes it as occurred. So when you die you're on the one side and then you pass through to the other side some people who died depending upon how they die. It said that they don't know they're dead. They may not recognize it. They may do things to disturb you because they want you out of that house. Which when they died was there's well there you have it some information on ghosts themselves and on wednesday i will be presenting a variety of go stories once again. This kit chrome thanks for listening..