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There was a news story coming out of Siesta Key where a woman and her daughter found a message in a bottle that apparently came all the way from Hawaii... but how could this happen?

There was a news story coming out of Siesta Key where a woman and her daughter found a message in a bottle that apparently came all the way from Hawaii... but how could this happen? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textRED Episode 305 Siesta Key Daycation to RememberSHOUT-OUTS Congratulations to everyone who participated in the Springtime Surprise races!  We saw the Will Run For Crew, Sherry aka @runsinaskirt, Kelli Bickering @wanderlustandpretzeldust, Jen Kim,  and many other fantastic faces, including Jeff Galloway.  We had major FOMO and hope to return after we are healed and running again!If you want a shout-out for you or someone else you love on the show,  email us at info@runeatdrink.net or call us and leave a message at 941-677-2733RUN This week Aimee took a little “daycation runcation” up to Siesta Key for the 39th Annual Run for the Turtles 5K on the beautiful Siesta Key Beach!!  40th will be next year, and this one is a must-do!  https://runsignup.com/Race/Info/FL/SiestaKey/RunfortheTurtles  EATAimee has been talking about getting Alaskan King Crab again for so long… she did it at Lobster Pot in Siesta Key!  Shout out to Dominick, who was a fantastic server.  The meal was incredible!For more information on their menu, visit https://www.sarasotalobsterpot.com/menu/dinner.DRINK Of course, when you have heard nothing but amazing things about Siesta Key Rum Distillery… you take a free tour, enjoy samples and a great story, and meet new friends, too!  Thanks, Kevin, for the grand tour, and remember… it is not Mai Tai… it is “Your Tai and Our Tai” now!https://www.siestakeyrum.comTHAT'S A WRAP!Thanks to MagicMind for sponsoring this week's show.  Don't forget we have a limited-time offer you can use now that gets you up to 48% off your first subscription or 20% off one-time purchases with code REDPOD at checkout.  Go to www.magicmind.com or use our discount code, REDPOD, at checkout.Or go to https://www.magicmind.com/REDPOD20.  Support the showTHAT'S A WRAP! Thank you for listening! Because of your support, we are in our eighth year of the podcast! Don't forget to follow us and tell us where to find you next on our website, Facebook, Instagram, and X. Also, check out our store on the website and get some swag, thanks to Pure Creative Apparel. Thanks to www.PodcastMusic.com for providing the music for this episode, too!

Ian Prukner is a dynamic serial entrepreneur, best-selling author, consultant, and speaker with a proven track record of building and scaling ventures across finance, real estate, e-commerce, and intellectual property. Known for generating multiple seven, eight, and nine-figure successes—including a standout eight-figure exit—he brings both strategic insight and hands-on experience to everything he touches. Originally from Royal Oak, Michigan, Ian now lives in Siesta Key, Florida with his wife Jessica and their three children, Kayley, Zac, and Zoey. Here's some of the topics we covered: From Church Pastor to Millionaire Overnight Why Every Business Needs AI Now More Than Ever The World Being Redefined Right Before Our Eyes Mastering the Art of Making a Decision How Coaching and Mentoring Became Ian's Secret Weapon This One Trait Will Make or Break Your Team What Ian Would Say to His 18-Year-Old Self  To find out more about partnering or investing in a multifamily deal: Text Partner to 72345 or email Partner@RodKhleif.com    For more about Rod and his real estate investing journey go to www.rodkhleif.com   Please Review and Subscribe  

Kelly was sorting through our treasures gathered on a recent trip to Siesta Key, Florida when she found her sea shells she had collected made it safely home without breaking.“Look, Mom,” she squealed. “My baby's ear shells made it!”I did not know she had gathered baby ear shells, and was surprised to hear her mention them with such enthusiasm given the trigger significance they were in Operation Shell Game. (p.146-149 TRANCE Formation of America)Kelly and I are so focused on our present and future, that we do not discuss our past other than to reference it as source of insight and wisdom gained for current application. Plus I have always followed Mark's advice that Kelly needs to learn of her past from within herself free of outside input. This has allowed us both to heal on our own path in light of our individual experiences rather than tangle or dilute memory.Curious why Kelly was so ebullient about her baby ear shells, I asked her what she knew about them. She told me, “I remember a nice man on the beach explaining to me why baby's ears shells are so rare and treasured. They are extremely delicate, and when polished are beautiful. When you look inside, you can see the resemblance to a baby's ear.”“That ‘nice man' was not so nice in my book,” I offered. “He is in TRANCE for using the baby's ear as a trigger for me to do what I was told or your life was on the line.”Kelly and I were well familiar how manipulation of our love for each other was used against us both to make us do as told so the other would not be hurt. Obviously it was a lie as both of us endured MK Ultra traumas just the same. Yet it is indicative of the power of love, and how each of us had done all we could to protect the other albeit ineffectively.This is akin to how families were manipulated and divided when mind control masked as a virus was unleashed on the global population 2020. Those who bought into the media's repetitive narrative feared for the lives of those thinking free and vice versa. It was all love, yet it divided families nevertheless simply because they did not understand components of mind control.Kelly and I share a very close and profoundly deep relationship because we both fully understand what was imposed on us. Once families torn apart by mind control understand its components, they will real-eyes it was love all along driven by fear the other would die as controlled media programmed them to believe.The more you know the more you see we are not responsible for what we were forced to do under mind control. Now that we are aware, however, we are responsible and must evolve with the knowledge that is our defense against mind control going forward. Our precious family units are under deliberate orchestrated attack. Truth frees us from imposed fear, and allows for clarity of vision, compassion, and divine love to unite our families once and for all. Nature is abSOULute, and Kelly and I embrace it always. Kelly's and my vastly different perceptions of what baby ear shells meant did not preclude the reality of their profound beauty. Nor did we feel need to superimpose our experiences on each other as people are often conditioned to do. We each had different experiences, and therefore different memory and perception.Embrace difference. We all have much to learn from each other.

Check out my latest manifestation resources: https://www.thelawofattractiontribe.com/ Danielle Kort is the author of Wild Spirit Fire: Freedom from Fear and Separation, an transformational retreat host, and a New Earth Ascension Guide. Danielle began her career in fashion working in the headquarters of brands like Calvin Klein designing and sourcing fabrics for their bridge line, ck before receiving the call six years later to forge a new path as a life coach. After beginning her own practice she has now worked with clients one on one for over a decade. In 2017 Danielle moved to Ubud, Bali and studied under Amara Samata where she received her certification as an Inner Guidance Journey Work Facilitator and has been leading sacred ceremonies and transformational retreats ever since. In 2018 she helped launch a women's empowerment movement called Women Breaking Plates where participants would enjoy empowerment parties, writing their limiting beliefs onto dinner plates and smashing them against a wall, among other fun empowerment exercises. These events caught the attention of national news. In 2020 Danielle began working on her first channeled book, Wild Spirit Fire, which was published in May of 2023. For fun Danielle loves to travel, sew outfits and spend time on Siesta Key's crystal quartz Beach with friends. Check out Danielle's upcoming retreat - The Wild Spirit Fire Bali Bliss retreat happening April 24-30th in Ubud Bali Go to: www.daniellekort.com/baliblissretreat for a special podcast discount of $333 off your Wild Spirit Fire Bali Bliss retreat ticket price! Sponsor: Go to DrinkAG1.com/tribe and get a FREE $76 gift when you sign up as a new subscriber Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nick Monard is a serial entrepreneur, travel agent, podcaster, and author based in Southwest Florida. After immigrating to the United States in 2013 with the goal of achieving the American dream, he became a leadership and mindset expert. With his unique perspective on success, travel, and influence, Nick has inspired many and penned the book Mindset Is My Degree.Welcome, Nick! Tell us a little about yourself.Thank you for having me! I'm originally from Belgium. When I first arrived in the United States, I spoke no English, which made navigating this new chapter quite a challenge. But it was also one of the most rewarding experiences of my life.I've always had an entrepreneurial spirit, and coming to the U.S. allowed me to channel that into extremely meaningful pursuits—like starting my travel agency and sharing my travel mental and professional journey through writing.Why did you want to move to the U.S.?At 9 years old, I came to visit Florida for three weeks and I came back obsessed with America. The American flag was all over my room and my dream board. At the top of my dream board, I wrote, “I will move to the United States one day.” I knew I was going to move to the U.S. one day. I finally moved to the U.S. at 33 years old, but it was all worth it.What was it like moving to the U.S. from Belgium?It was quite a polar cultural shift. Belgium is known for its history, architecture, and small-town historic charm, while the U.S. is much larger in scale and offers endless opportunities. Adjusting to a new language and lifestyle was tough, but it taught me resilience and adaptability—qualities that are central to my work today.What do you love most about Southwest Florida? Do you have any favorite spots?Southwest Florida is paradise! Palm Trees are “freedom” to me. The scenery, the weather, and the beaches are stunning, and the community is warm and welcoming. My favorite beach spots include Barefoot Beach, and Lovers Key State Park—they're perfect for relaxing and soaking in the natural beauty. As for food, I'm a fan of the Cooper's Hawk Restaurants in Naples and Fort Myers. For travelers visiting SWFL, what are your must-do recommendations?There's so much to explore! The beaches and islands like Sanibel and Captiva are stunning. I'd suggest staying at the Ritz-Carlton in Naples for a luxurious experience or trying out the smaller boutique hotels for a cozy vibe. Be sure to visit the Edison and Ford Winter Estates for some history and take a kayak tour through the mangroves at the Estero River Outfitters. And of course, don't miss out on the local seafood—it's some of the freshest you'll ever taste! The outlets and outdoor malls like 5th Avenue in Naples and Miromar Outlets in Estero have great shopping. You can even travel up to places like Siesta Key for extra adventures.What sparked your love of travel?It's in my DNA. Growing up in Europe and playing professional basketball, travel became a big part of my life. In Europe, countries are so close together. In the U.S. I traveled to New York, NOLA, Vegas, and other fun cities. I've always been curious about experiencing new cultures, meeting people, and seeing the world from different perspectives.What are your favorite places you've visited?I'd have to say Antarctica even though I hate cold weather! I took a Seabourn cruise through Antarctica and it was the best experience of my life. In Europe, Barcelona is my favorite city because it has everything. It has a fantastic beach, extravagant architecture, amazing city life, top-notch food, and a fantastic cruise port. I love Las Ramblas Boulevard for the “people watching” and music. I also love Budapest. It is a totally underrated city with extremely nice people and very affordable prices. People in Croatia are also extremely nice and beautiful. If you like beer and “real” French Fries, check out my home country of Belgium. Each place left a lasting impression on me for different reasons.What's your favorite way to travel?I'm a fan of cruising. There's nothing like waking up to a new destination every day without having to unpack and pack up again for the next spot. My two best-selling adult cruiseliners are Celebrity Cruises and Virgin Voyages. These cruise liners have great food and no kids! Virgin has a one-star Michelin chef onboard. Celebrity is very similar to top all-inclusive hotels. The service is top-notch and they have the best sea casino. I love smaller, luxury river cruises through Europe as well. You definitely need to experience Greece on a cruise. There are lots of small places that day trips are perfect for. Royal Caribbean's Caribbean island cruises are also great. I really love to cruise from California to Hawaii & Tahiti. I have also been on a 26-day cruise from Sydney Australia to San Francisco visiting all the islands along the way. Cruising is not the best option for people who want to experience all the nightlife of a city, however, certain cruises that go to places like Greece and Ibiza have night stops for travelers to enjoy the nightlife.  What are your favorite all-inclusive resorts or resort locations?Xcaret Mexico is one that I personally love. I believe it has the best beaches in Mexico and so many choices for food. They have literally a market where everything is fresh every morning, and when you walk towards the market, you just smell it ahead of you. The scenery is incredible. People always mention sandals. Some sandals are very nice and some are not great. In Jamaica, for example, they have a brand new Sandals Resort that is out of this world beautiful, but it's pretty expensive. It has water bungalows where the floor is transparent glass, and you can see the water and the fish. You also have your own little pool, and jacuzzi included in your bungalow. That is an experience everyone should do at least once. Many couples vacation there for honeymoons and anniversaries. Also, Bora Bora is perfect for travelers who love beaches and beautiful scenery on the water. Fiji is the fanciest spot. All hotels here are all-inclusive, butler included! You can only stay four nights maximum on the island and it costs eight to twelve thousand dollars a night—usually, people island-hop after stopping in Fiji. Fiji trips need to be booked a year and a half in advance. Tell us more about your business, Dream Vacations.I became a travel agent because people loved the places I traveled to and wanted to go themselves. I realized I needed a referral fee to set their vacations up. I've been in the travel business for several years now with Dream Vacations, a franchise under World Travel Holdings. As a luxury travel concierge, I go beyond basic planning to create customized, seamless experiences for my clients. My goal is to make every trip unforgettable. The best part for the customer is it doesn't cost them extra to use a travel agent. What most people do not know is travel agent service fees are always included in your booking fee whether you use a travel agent or not. Using a travel agent like me, you do not lose any extra money in fees and you can find the best cruises, hotels, and trips in the world!What does your planning process look like?It all starts with a conversation. I ask my clients about their interests, goals, group size, and must-have sites and experiences. From there, I focus on delivering value and finding options that balance quality and budget. I use Dream Vacations to book travel and activities while keeping an eye out for deals without compromising a high-quality experience.Lastly, where can our readers find and connect with you?You can find me on Instagram and Facebook at @NickMonardTravel or visit my website at dreamvacations.com. Feel free to reach out for tips or to start planning your next adventure!Travel Brats, if you're looking for inspiration or help planning your dream getaway, Nick is your guy! Until next time, happy travel bratting!

The crew is back this week as all four of us are together. We start with some housekeeping items and then Bill recaps his weekend trip to Siesta Key with his daughter and the majesty of the white sand. Corey also does a recap of his Salem, Massachusetts trip with his wife. We deviate from what our planned topic was going to be. Greg poses a very deep, serious, and philosophical question to all of us. The question of good versus evil and how it may exist or may not exist. We talk for quite a while on this topic and our producer, Janine, chimes in with some of her own personal experience which we are very grateful for.We finish off the episode with a reading that Bill brings and each one of us takes a turn talking about how the reading shows up for each of us in our own personal lives and how we interpret it. Contact the Guys:Instagram: @trudgereportpodFacebook: Trudge ReportTikTok: trudgereportpodYouTube: @trudgereportpod

On Oct. 9, Hurricane Milton made landfall near Siesta Key, Florida, leaving a path of destruction in its wake. Some key citrus-growing regions felt impacts from the storm. While damage was spotty, fruit loss was significant for some. Now, the waiting game is on to see how much more fruit drops from the stress to trees caused by the storm. The University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) quickly organized a webinar after the storm to provide growers with information about resources available to rehab trees and seek financial assistance. The webinar is the topic of the October All In For Citrus podcast. Michael Rogers, director of the UF/IFAS Citrus Research and Education Center (CREC), shares highlights of the webinar and gives updates on what he was hearing and seeing in groves after the storm. He also discusses how CREC facilities and groves made it through the storm. Chris Oswalt, UF/IFAS citrus Extension agent for Polk and Hillsborough counties, talks about the path of the storm and how it impacted various citrus-growing regions. He says the storm had a large wind field with 70 to 80 mph winds reaching well inland across Florida. He also draws some comparisons between Hurricane Milton and Hurricane Ian, which struck in 2022. Tripti Vashisth, UF/IFAS associate professor of horticultural sciences, joins the podcast to provide guidance on the use of plant growth regulators to help reduce the amount of fruit drop in the wake of the storm. Applied in a timely manner, 2,4-D can reduce delayed fruit drop that could be caused by Milton. To learn more about Hurricane Milton damage and resources available to help growers, don't miss the October episode of All In For Citrus. The podcast is a partnership between UF/IFAS and AgNet Media.

Welcome to Episode #160 of Way of the Bible podcast. This is our eighth of eight episodes in our Twentieth mini-series entitled, Sermon on the Mount. On today's episode we'll be taking a walk on the beach with DrZ, hey that's me, sorry, couldn't help that it was just there. As I was saying, we'll be taking a walk on the beach to overview and comment on what we've learned on this mini-series.So glad so many of you were able to join us today given the reality of two hurricanes impacting the Gulf shores of Florida. First was Hurricane Helene which roared onshore n the Big Bend area of FL last week as a Cat 4 hurricane before quickly crossing into Georgia, South Carolina, Western North Carolina and Eastern Tennessee leaving in its wake catastrophic devastation. And a week later, Milton making landfall as a Cat 3 hurricane on Siesta Key near Sarasota, Fl before slicing a path across Florida and heading out over the Atlantic Ocean. The beaches along the emerald coast along Highway 30-A between Destin and Panama City were spared this round. But all those who have been around for forty or more hurricane seasons sense and are fairly resigned to the reality that it is only a matter of time before a storm comes knocking on your door.  But enough of that for now, while the coast to our east and south have been ravaged by wind and waves, the Gulf waters out back are almost perfect. Still a little warmer than normal as are our daily temperatures. While we won't break a sweat this morning, you can still get sun burned pretty quick, so hats, sunscreen, and sunglasses suggested.I'll meet you out back in five minutes. Make sure to top off your coffee or get one of many other options available at the bar area. Speaking of bars, we've got the Rooftop bar of Bud and Alley's reserved for a private mid-morning brunch. They're expecting us within the hour so let's hop to it. See you out back.I see we are all here. We'll head toward the water and the lightly breaking surf and take a left, heading East into the early morning sun. As we head that way I'll remind you we've not yet finished overviewing Chapter 5 of Matthew. The first of three chapters (5 to 7) that are referred to as the Sermon on the Mount. We still have at least two and likely three more mini-series before we complete the Sermon on the Mount. That means at least two or three walks on the beach after this one. Perhaps for one of those walks we can take a road trip over to the Big Bend area to lend a hand with recovery and do the same on another walk on Siesta Key. Participation is not mandatory, but if you have the inkling to go and would like to help let me know as there is a lot of preparation and staging to be done to make our trips beneficial and not an inconvenience for those most in need of assistance in these areas.We are not at the water's edge and ready to make our turn to the East. As you go through the text of Matthew, you get the sense Jesus made a similar turn at his baptism by John the Baptist. His turn was from a life in Nazareth which we know little about to a focused three-year life of ministry teaching, calling and training disciples. During this time, he taught with authority, was a miracle healing extravaganza, and demonstrated with signs and wonders power over the created order that testified to his being the Son of God, the Son of Man.Shortly after his ministry life began he called his first disciples and laid out for them the foundational teaching upon which all his subsequent teaching rested. We call this teaching the Sermon on the Mount. You will discover as you dig into the epistles, the apostles were writing the boots on the ground versions of the principals Jesus was teaching his disciples. These principals deal with living in the kingdom of heaven. Something all believers are doing even today, though not all believers know it.Let's do a quick recap of where we've been so far in t

It's been nearly a week since Hurricane Milton made landfall near Siesta Key and ripped through the Tampa Bay region and across Central Florida. Just as people were beginning to pick up their lives after Hurricane Helene. And for many of you it's been a tough stretch- dealing with damage to your homes, flooding, boil water notices and power outages- and the frantic search for gas. But life is starting to return to some semblance of normal after back to back hurricanes. And that includes getting back to school. On this episode of Florida Matters you'll hear from Tampa Bay Times education reporter Jeff Solochek on how schools were preparing to reopen across the region. Also, Hillsborough County elections supervisors Craig Latimer shares tips on voting in the aftermath of a disaster. And FAU urban design professor John Renne talks about how communities can rebuild to be more resilient.

It's been nearly a week since Hurricane Milton made landfall near Siesta Key and ripped through the Tampa Bay region and across Central Florida. Just as people were beginning to pick up their lives after Hurricane Helene. And for many of you it's been a tough stretch- dealing with damage to your homes, flooding, boil water notices and power outages- and the frantic search for gas. But life is starting to return to some semblance of normal after back to back hurricanes. And that includes getting back to school. On this episode of Florida Matters you'll hear from Tampa Bay Times education reporter Jeff Solochek on how schools were preparing to reopen across the region. Also, Hillsborough County elections supervisors Craig Latimer shares tips on voting in the aftermath of a disaster. And FAU urban design professor John Renne talks about how communities can rebuild to be more resilient.

On Tuesday, Oct. 15 at 5 p.m. the LGBTQ Resource Center is hosting a LGBTQ+ Graduate Student Panel. Students from the LGBTQ+ community are invited to attend the panel in the Graduate Center within the University Library to hear about life after graduation from members of their community. Join Beach Balance for their Nutrition for Fitness Training event on Thursday, Oct. 17 from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. at the Student Recreation and Wellness Center to learn how to use nutrition to support your performance and recovery goals. Space is limited and a reservation must be made through your CSULB Single Sign-On to attend. Also in the SRWC at 6 p.m., ASI will be hosting a Sand Volleyball Tournament. The doubles tournament is free to participate in and equipment will be provided to attendees. Winners of the tournament will receive prizes. This Friday, Oct. 18  at 6 p.m. is ASI Night in the Walter Pyramid where students can watch the Long Beach State women's volleyball team face off against UC Irvine. The event is free for students with no registration required but a valid student ID is needed to enter. Last Tuesday, Oct. 8, a small plane attempting to leave Catalina Island crashed, killing all five passengers on board. The plane took off from Catalina Airport moments before it crashed a mile west of the runway. On Monday, Oct. 7, a back house exploded in northwest Long Beach. One resident, Manny Fabrigas, suffered severe second and third-degree burns across the majority of his body and is currently in the intensive care unit. Although unconfirmed, authorities and the Long Beach Fire Department Captain believe that the explosion was likely the result of a gas leak. Around 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 9, the Long Beach Utilities Department responded to a flood at the intersection of Orange Avenue and Wardlow Road after an important water main broke. A boil water mandate was put in place early Thursday, Oct. 10 but was lifted the next morning.  Hurricane Milton made landfall near Siesta Key, Florida on Wednesday night as a category-three hurricane. This is the second hurricane in two weeks to make landfall in Florida and left at least 16 people dead. As of Thursday night, over 1,000 people were rescued by first responders and around 2.5 million people are without power.  A plane headed from Seattle to Istanbul was forced to make an emergency landing in New York due to the tragic death of its pilot mid-flight. 59-year-old pilot İlçehin Pehlivan lost consciousness and failed to be revived by those onboard. In Mexico, the mayor of Chilpancingo, Alejandro Arcos, was murdered and beheaded only six days after taking office. Violence against politicians has been on the rise in Mexico with 34 politicians killed during the election season in June. The Dominican Republic has deported and repatriated almost 11,000 Haitians in the past week. In Haiti, gang violence has caused thousands of Haitians to become displaced with many immigrating to the Dominican Republic. Haitian Prime Minister Garry Conille has called the act "a violation of the fundamental principles of human dignity." Host: Gianna Echeverria Editor: Gianna Echeverria Producers: El Nicklin, Aidan Swanepoel Like, comment, and follow us on your favorite platform for more content! Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/long-beach-current-podcasts/id1488484518 Spotify ⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/4HJaqJep02kHeIQy8op1n1⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Overcast https://overcast.fm/itunes1488484518/long-beach-current-podcasts

Alabama NewsAlabama has launched a website for its school voucher-like program called the CHOOSE Act. It provides information on eligibility, online applications, and deadlines. A teacher at Summerdale School in Baldwin County expressed frustration over challenges posed by an increasing number of English Language Learners (ELL) in her classroom. She said it affects both teachers and students. A newspaper error cost Alabama taxpayers $1.76 million and delayed the final phase of the Gordo Bypass project. On the Flagrant podcast, former President Donald Trump praised Alabama Senator Katie Britt for advocating the importance of in-vitro fertilization. National NewsSean “Diddy” Combs is set to face trial on May 5, 2025, in Manhattan federal court for sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy charges. The Social Security Administration announced a 2.5% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2025, giving retirees and beneficiaries an average monthly increase of more than $50. Hurricane Milton, which made landfall as a Category 3 storm near Siesta Key, Florida, at 8:30 p.m. ET Wednesday, has resulted in at least 12 confirmed deaths, including six in St. Lucie County. That's where tornadoes touched down. 

Nuacht Mhall. Príomhscéalta na seachtaine, léite go mall. * Inniu an dara lá déag de mhí Dheireadh Fómhair. Is mise Gráinne Ní Bhrosnacháin.Bhailigh na mílte daoine le chéile chun comóradh a dhéanamh ar lá cuimhneacháin ar an 7ú lá de Mhí Dheireadh Fómhair, an lá a dhein Hamas ionsaí ar dhaoine in Iosrael a bhí ag freastal ar cheolchoirm Nova a bhí ar siúl i bhfásach Negev agus i gceantair eile. Maraíodh míle dhá chéad duine agus fuadaíodh os cionn dhá chéad agus a caoga duine agus tógadh iad isteach go Gaza. Bhí bigil faoi sholas coinnle, searmanas cuimhneacháin agus máirseáil ar siúl in Tel Aviv, Londain, Páras agus Beirlín agus áiteanna eile timpeall na cruinne. Idir an dá linn tá sé ina chogadh dearg i gcónaí. Tá bliain ann ó thosnaigh Iosrael an cogadh i gcoinne an ghrúpa mhíleata Hamas in Gaza. Tá ós cionn daichead míle Palaistíneach caillte ó thosnaigh an cogadh ag cur tús le tubaiste dhaonnúil le 2.2 milliún duine ruaigthe as an Stráice.Fuair seisear déag bás nuair a bhuail hairicín Milton, ar hairicín catagóir a trí é, isteach ar chósta Florida sna Stáit Aontaithe. Thosnaigh sé in Siesta Key agus bhog sé trasna na leithinse, ag cruthú daichead a cúig tornádó, gaoth láidir agus tuillte. Bhí os cionn dhá mhilliún teach agus gnólacht gan cumhacht. Tháinig roinnt daoine abhaile le fáil go raibh a dteach scriosta ag an hairicín. Ceaptar go mbeidh ardú ar an méid daoine a fhaigheann bás mar tá siad fós a n-athshlánú ón dtubaiste.  Tá Uachtarán na Stát Aontaithe Joe Biden ag teacht go Florida chun cuairt a thabhairt ar na ceantair a buaileadh go dona.D'éirigh leis an chéad satailít a tógadh in Éirinn riamh dhá gháma-gha a aimsiú. Ba iad scoláirí ón gColáiste Ollscoile, Baile Átha Cliath, a thóg an tsatailít EIRSAT-1 agus a dhein dearadh agus tástáil air. An chéad lá de mhí na Nollag a deineadh lainseáil air ó Vandenbeg Aerfhórsa in California agus tá sé ar fhithis ó shin. I rith an ama seo tá os cionn ceithre mhíle fithis déanta aige ar an domhan agus thaistil sé dhá chéad milliún ciliméadar. Tá trí thurgnamh air agus ceann acu is ea an brathadóir gáma-gha. Tarlaíonn siad seo nuair a fhaigheann réalt bás nó nuair a bhuaileann dhá réalt i gcoinne a chéile. Is radaíocht leictreamaighnéadach iad na gáma-ghathanna nach féidir dul isteach go hatmaisféar an domhain agus sin an fáth go gcaithfear turgnamh a dhéanamh leis an tsatailít. * Léirithe ag Conradh na Gaeilge i Londain. Tá an script ar fáil i d'aip phodchraolta. * GLUAIS lá cuimhneacháin - anniversary tubaiste dhaonnúil - humanitarian disaster hairicín - hurricane leithinis - peninsula brathadóir gáma-gha - gamma ray detector radaíocht leictreamaighnéadach - electromagnetic radiation

Coming up: A summary of Milton's impact. Then: WSLR reporter Ramon Lopez made it to Casey Key, after its second flooding. Then: We talk to community organizer Lourdes Ramirez whose home on Siesta Key was flooded twice. Next: Water service is essential, but it has been interrupted in several areas of the region during the storm. Then: WSLR reporter Ramon Lopez puts the focus on airports. Then: WSLR reporter Noah Vinsky has the latest on traffic, roads and bridges.Finally: A bit of normalcy - Florida Studio Theatre is back in business.

Hurricane Milton caused a major storm surge, but also a reverse one. And, Lake Michigan's surface temperature has been above average nearly every day this year so far. All five Great Lakes are heating up.The Science Behind Hurricane MiltonOn October 9, Hurricane Milton made landfall in Siesta Key, Florida, then barrelled across the state. This comes just a couple of weeks after Hurricane Helene devastated parts of the southeastern US. Hurricane Milton dumped up to 18 inches of rain in some places, flooding cars, homes, and other buildings. Several people are confirmed dead. Around 3 million are without power.Hurricane Milton was expected to cause a 15-foot storm surge, but it appears that the storm surge maxed out at five to six feet. And there wasn't just a storm surge, but a reverse one.Ira talks with Maggie Koerth, science writer and editorial lead for Carbon Plan, about some of the science of Hurricane Milton. They also discuss other science stories from the week, including President Biden's new rule for replacing lead pipes, concerns about the security of genetic data with 23andMe, and how to tell if an elephant is left or right-trunked.Lake Michigan Swimmers Enjoy ‘Unsettling' Warm WaterOn a sunny, mid-September afternoon, Olu Demuren took a running start off the concrete ledge just south of Belmont Harbor and leapt into Lake Michigan for the first time.“I was preparing myself for cold water,” Demuren said. “And this immediately felt very nice.”The water along Chicago's lakeshore averaged an unseasonable 71 degrees that day. The weather was picturesque too: clear blue skies and temperatures in the mid-80s. Annelise Rittberg watched their friends from the concrete ledge and said the weather felt “deeply abnormal.”“While it's fun to be out here, it's also unsettling,” Rittberg said.Lake Michigan is heating up. The lake's surface temperature has surpassed the running average dating back to 1995 nearly every day this year, according to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) data. And it's not just one Great Lake. All five are warming. The massive bodies of water, which provide drinking water to more than 30 million people, are among the fastest-warming lakes worldwide, according to the federal government's Fifth National Climate Assessment.Read the full story at sciencefriday.com.Transcripts for each segment will be available after the show airs on sciencefriday.com. Subscribe to this podcast. Plus, to stay updated on all things science, sign up for Science Friday's newsletters.

People had barely even begun picking up their lives after Hurricane Helene two weeks ago when Milton hit the Gulf Coast. A day after Hurricane Milton slammed into the Gulf Coast, Florida Matters heard from people across the greater Tampa Bay region about the storm's impact and the recovery ahead. Milton made landfall Wednesday night as a Category 3 hurricane near Siesta Key, just south of Sarasota, with dangerous storm surge, damaging wind and flooding rain. Millions across the state were still without power as first responders continued to rescue people stranded by floodwaters and assess the damage. For many, Hurricane Milton is a life-changing event, and Florida Matters opened the phones to hear people share their experiences of the storm and ask questions about what's next for recovery and restoration from our panel of reporters and expert guests. Among the voices you'll hear are WUSF reporters Stephanie Colombini, Kerry Sheridan, and Gabriella Paul, former FEMA director Craig Fugate, chair of the University of South Florida's Psychology Department, Dr. Judith Bryant, Axios senior climate change reporter Andrew Freedman, University of South Florida College of Public Health instructor in Global Disaster Management, Humanitarian Relief and Homeland Security Elizabeth Dunn, former state senator Jeff Brandes, and Pinellas County Public Information Manager David Connor.

El Consejo de la Judicatura Federal ordenó desacatar la suspensión judicial que le ordenaba no colaborar con el Senado para llevar a cabo las elecciones extraordinarias de jueces, magistrados y ministros en 2025. Esto fue posible por el cambio de voto de un ministro, que previamente había votado en contra de esta resolución. Además, en el Senado, Morena dijo quitará de las leyes secundarias de la reforma judicial el poder de veto sobre candidatos a jueces, magistrados y ministros. Ayer en la tarde, Milton tocó tierra cerca de Siesta Key en Florida como un ciclón categoría 3. Conforme siguió su camino por el estado, se degradó a categoría 1 y ayer en la tarde ya era un ciclón postropical. Pero a su paso dejó víctimas y daños devastadores en Florida.Además… Sheinbaum presentó el Programa de Conservación de Carreteras Federales; Tomó protesta Gustavo Alarcón como nuevo alcalde de Chilpancingo; El Premio Nobel de Literatura 2024 fue para la escritora surcoreana Han Kang; Y Rafael Nadal anunció que se retirará del tenis profesional.Y para #ElVasoMedioLleno… Representantes de organizaciones de la sociedad civil y activistas hicieron entrega formal de la agenda ciudadana Ciudad Nocturna a diputadas y diputados del Congreso de la Ciudad de México.Para enterarte de más noticias como estas, síguenos en nuestras redes sociales. Estamos en todas las plataformas como @telokwento Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

People had barely even begun picking up their lives after Hurricane Helene two weeks ago when Milton hit the Gulf Coast. A day after Hurricane Milton slammed into the Gulf Coast, Florida Matters heard from people across the greater Tampa Bay region about the storm's impact and the recovery ahead. Milton made landfall Wednesday night as a Category 3 hurricane near Siesta Key, just south of Sarasota, with dangerous storm surge, damaging wind and flooding rain. Millions across the state were still without power as first responders continued to rescue people stranded by floodwaters and assess the damage. For many, Hurricane Milton is a life-changing event, and Florida Matters opened the phones to hear people share their experiences of the storm and ask questions about what's next for recovery and restoration from our panel of reporters and expert guests. Among the voices you'll hear are WUSF reporters Stephanie Colombini, Kerry Sheridan, and Gabriella Paul, former FEMA director Craig Fugate, chair of the University of South Florida's Psychology Department, Dr. Judith Bryant, Axios senior climate change reporter Andrew Freedman, University of South Florida College of Public Health instructor in Global Disaster Management, Humanitarian Relief and Homeland Security Elizabeth Dunn, former state senator Jeff Brandes, and Pinellas County Public Information Manager David Connor.

Hurricane Milton makes landfall in Siesta Key, Florida, sending flood waters surging and tornadoes swirling throughout the state. Election workers describe holding emergency drills, anticipating potential violence and chaos on Election Day. And Spirit Halloween tries to work its magic on Christmas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tonight on The Last Word: President Biden says Donald Trump's hurricane relief lies are “un-American.” Also, Gov. Tim Walz slams Trump for reportedly tying disaster aid to how residents voted. And former Trump aides warn against a second Trump term. Bill Karins, Jesse Kirsch, Marissa Parra, Rep. Maxwell Frost, Col. Brandon Bowman, Stephanie Gosk, and Rep. Jared Moskowitz join Lawrence O'Donnell.

Florida prepares for landfall of Hurricane Milton. Tonight: dire warnings for the people of Florida and what we know about the damage that's already done. Plus, FEMA administrator Deanne Criswell joins live. Then, the ex-president using a disaster to spread his lies. Want more of Chris? Download and subscribe to his podcast, “Why Is This Happening? The Chris Hayes podcast” wherever you get your podcasts.

Steve Gregory, Burbank officers cleared in Home Depot shooting // Mets Win and move on / MLB playoff standings // Charlotte Harbor experiencing Storm surge / NOAA Hurricane Hunters inside Milton // Milton makes landfall in Siesta Key  

There are more than 3 million power outages in Florida after Hurricane Milton made landfall as a Category 3 storm on Wednesday near Siesta Key.Hurricane Milton caused some of the worst damage long before it made landfall as the storm is blamed for at least 20 tornadoes across Florida. One of them caused heavy damage and some deaths in Fort Pierce on the Atlantic Coast, more than 100 miles from the hurricane zone.Lee County, home to Fort Myers and Cape Coral, is facing widespread power outages and serious flooding after Hurricane Milton's storm surge. Fort Myers was also hit by a suspected tornado before the storm made landfall, causing severe damage. Mayor Kevin Anderson shares the latest on the recovery efforts.Hurricane Milton made landfall near Sarasota, Florida, late Wednesday night, causing significant damage. Rep. Greg Steube, who lives in Sarasota and represents the region in Washington, joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss the impact and recovery efforts.Rock band Cage the Elephant recently celebrated one billion Spotify streams for "Cigarette Daydreams" and wrapped their largest tour to date, including a sold-out Madison Square Garden show. In an interview with Anthony Mason, the Shultz brothers talk about the challenges that shaped their latest album, "Neon Pill."Emmy and Golden Globe winner Rachel Bloom, creator and star of "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," returns with her new Netflix special, "Death, Let Me Do My Special." Bloom opens up about the challenges of her daughter's birth and the loss of her writing partner during the pandemic.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rich discusses Trump's endorsement of school choice and the resignation of the entire Board of Education in Chicago with Corey DeAngelis, national best-selling author of "The Parent Revolution." Next, former heavyweight boxing champ David "Nino" Rodriguez tells his story in the book "When The Lights Go Out: From Survivor to Champion." Also, Hurricane Milton has made landfall near Siesta Key, Florida. We talk about the storm with Joe Bastardi, chief meteorologist at WeatherBell.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hurricane Milton makes landfall near Siesta Key; expected to remain a hurricane as it moves across central FL; Groups file an emergency lawsuit to reopen FL voter registration amid hurricanes; ND wildfires: Heavy damage to cropland; importance of early warnings; Report: 67 PA counties boom for low unemployment, job growth, wage increase.

Hurricane Milton has just made landfall in Florida near the barrier island of Siesta Key. It has reached land as a Category 3 hurricane with 120 mile per hour sustained winds and even higher gusts according to the National Hurricane Center. Life threatening storm surges are now pounding portions of the state. A life threatening flash flood warning has just been issued for nearly two million people.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

*) Israeli air strike on tents in North Gaza kills 16 Palestinians Israel has killed at least 16 people and wounded others in air strikes near Al Yemen Al-Saeed Hospital in northern besieged Gaza. Hossam Abu Safiya, the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza, said victims were killed when an Israeli warplane targeted displaced people's tents outside the hospital. Paramedics said the dead included women and children, noting that the bombardment left "charred remains of the deceased Palestinians." Later, several others were killed and wounded in a second air strike targeting displaced people outside the entrance of the hospital, according to the Gaza Civil Defense.
 *) Israel kills 10, including 5 medics, in southern Lebanon
 Meanwhile in Lebanon, Israel has killed at least ten people, including five medics, and wounded dozens of others in the southern region. The Lebanese Civil Defense said in a statement that five of its workers were killed in the Israeli air strike on the Civil Defense centre in Derdghaya, a town in the Tyre district in the southern governorate. It said the victims were on duty at the centre and ready to respond to emergency calls.
 *) ASEAN summit urges end to Myanmar violence yet struggles for solutions Southeast Asian leaders have pressed Myanmar's junta and its opponents to stop the civil war and bloodshed in the country, which has killed thousands of people. The Myanmar crisis dominated the first day of the ASEAN summit in Vientiane, Laos where the disputed South China Sea will also be high on the agenda. The leaders held their first face-to-face talks with a senior Myanmar junta representative in more than three years on the first day. *) Hurricane Milton makes landfall in Florida as monstrous storm The US National Hurricane Center confirmed Hurricane Milton has made landfall near Siesta Key, Florida, as a Category 3 storm. Milton slammed into the region that's still reeling from Hurricane Helene, which caused heavy damage to beach communities and killed over 200 people.  Earlier, officials issued dire warnings to flee or face grim odds of survival. *) Musk's X reinstated in Brazil after month-long court conflict The social media platform X, formerly called Twitter, has returned to Brazil. The platform was inaccessible for more than a month due to a clash between its owner, Elon Musk, and a justice on Brazil's highest court over free speech, far-right accounts, and misinformation. Internet service providers began restoring access to the platform on Wednesday after the judge authorised lifting the suspension.

Hurricane Milton makes landfall near Siesta Key; expected to remain a hurricane as it moves across central FL; Groups file an emergency lawsuit to reopen FL voter registration amid hurricanes; ND wildfires: Heavy damage to cropland; importance of early warnings; Report: 67 PA counties boom for low unemployment, job growth, wage increase.

In hour 3 of The Mark Reardon Show, Mark is joined by Tim Fitch, a former St. Louis County Police Chief and former St. Louis County Councilman. He shares his reaction to the videos that show Troy Police officers clashing with two people during a traffic stop. He also discusses what he is hearing about his Florida home near Siesta Key. Mark is then joined by Carl Cannon, the Washington Bureau Chief for Real Clear Politics. They discuss the damage from the recent hurricanes to hit Florida, the upward trend of Trump in the polls, Kamala's recent media blitz, and more. They wrap up the show with the Audio Cut of the Day.

In this segment of The Mark Reardon Show, Mark is joined by Tim Fitch, a former St. Louis County Police Chief and former St. Louis County Councilman. He shares his reaction to the videos that show Troy Police officers clashing with two people during a traffic stop. He also discusses what he is hearing about his Florida home near Siesta Key.

In hour 1 of The Mark Reardon Show, Mark and the crew discuss the damage that Hurricane Milton caused. Mark is then joined by Steve Jerve, a former chief meteorologist in both Tampa Bay and St. Louis. He discusses how he fared with Hurricane Milton and answers questions on the damage which occurred. He then discusses the recent trending story regarding a tennis coach resigning after recording pornography while smoking meth. He then discusses Riley Gaines' new clothing company commercial that calls out Nike for not truly supporting women. In hour 2, Sue hosts, "Sue's News" where she discusses the lottery's price jump, Bill Belichick's new young girlfriend, on this date in music and entertainment history, and more. Mark is then joined by Beth Serio, a Registered Nurse who helped develop a new national database called, "Stop the Harm" of hospitals and medical facilities administering irreversible medical interventions to children including surgery, hormones, and puberty blockers. He is then joined by Amee Colvin with the Lutheran Elementary School Association. This Saturday is the annual "Brew in the Lou" event in Francis Park. In hour 3, Mark is joined by Tim Fitch, a former St. Louis County Police Chief and former St. Louis County Councilman. He shares his reaction to the videos that show Troy Police officers clashing with two people during a traffic stop. He also discusses what he is hearing about his Florida home near Siesta Key. Mark is then joined by Carl Cannon, the Washington Bureau Chief for Real Clear Politics. They discuss the damage from the recent hurricanes to hit Florida, the upward trend of Trump in the polls, Kamala's recent media blitz, and more. They wrap up the show with the Audio Cut of the Day.

Chinese Premier Li Qiang has told the China-ASEAN Summit in Laos that negotiations for Version 3.0 of the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area have achieved substantial progress(01:04). Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Joe Biden have discussed potential Israeli retaliation against Iran, as Tehran warns of a fierce response(09:45). Millions on Florida's central west coast are taking shelter after Hurricane Milton made landfall near Siesta Key(22:24).

Talle sterftes is by ʼn ontspanningsoord in St. Lucie-distrik aan Florida se ooskus aangemeld. Dit volg nadat Orkaan Milton die land naby Siesta Key bereik het as ʼn gevaarlike kategorie 3-storm, wat intussen verswak het tot ʼn kategorie 2-storm. Milton se skade het meer as twee-miljoen mense in die staat sonder krag gelaat. St Lucie-distrik se polisiehoof, Keith Pearson, het aan ABC News gesê dis op hierdie stadium nie seker hoeveel sterfgevalle daar is nie:

Amerika se nasionale orkaansentrum sê Orkaan Milton het die land naby Siesta Key in Florida bereik as ʼn gevaarlike kategorie drie-storm. Die orkaan het windsterktes van meer as 190 kilometer per uur en vloedwaters is reeds in Tampa aangemeld. Milton is die vyfde orkaan wat Amerika vanjaar tref. Die sentrum sê die storm sal na verwagting aansienlik afneem wanneer dit oor land beweeg, maar daar is tans waarskuwings uit vir lewensgevaarlike storm-stuwings, wind en oorstromings. President Joe Biden sê dis te laat om te ontruim:

Brace yourself for a weather-focused journey as we unpack the dynamics of Hurricane Milton, a storm that has now been downgraded to a Category 2 as it sweeps through central Florida. You'll gain insights into the storm's path and its potential impact on areas like Sarasota and Siesta Key, with discussions around the anticipated high tides and possible flooding scenarios. Join meteorologist Steve Pelletieria as we explore how this hurricane interacts with other weather phenomena, including high-pressure systems over the Great Lakes and improving conditions in Atlanta and South Florida.Beyond Hurricane Milton, we expand our meteorological lens to the national forecast, offering a comprehensive view of weather patterns across the United States. Expect sunny skies in Texas and California, fair but chilly nights in the Northeast, and updates on flight conditions at major airports such as Charlotte, Fort Myers, and Tampa. Whether you're preparing for travel or weekend plans, we've got you covered with predictions of a warming trend in the Northeast. This episode promises to keep you informed, prepared, and perhaps even a little ahead of the weather curve.

Hurricane Milton made landfall on Wednesday night around 8:30 p.m. as a Category 3 storm with maximum sustained winds of 120 miles per hour near Siesta Key in Sarasota County. Milton spawned scores of tornadoes left more than 3 million utility customers without power. The AP reports at least five people died due to Milton's impacts. While there has been significant flooding along the coast — and hundreds of thousands of people remain without power — Milton did not turn out to be as damaging as projections showed as it approached the peninsula. We debrief the storm with a meteorologist with the Florida Public Radio Emergency Network. We also check in with someone from Sarasota County, where Milton made landfall. And we check in with FPL and LCEC to see how their power systems fared and how many people are still without power.

Mike Ferguson in the Morning 10-10-24 (8:05am) Mike talks about his recent interview on his syndicated show American Viewpoints with author Judy Shelton on her new book "Good As Gold." Judy is a monetary economist, a Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute, former Chairman of the National Endowment for Democracy, and former U.S. Director of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Her book, which was released on Oct. 8, 2024, offers something new: an explanation of how we can use gold for a new international monetary order. She lays out how gold can provide a universal measure of value across borders, create new financial opportunities, and dramatically increase prosperity around the world. Check it out here: https://www.amazon.com/Good-Gold-Unleash-Power-Sound/dp/1598133896 Here's Mike's interview with Judy: https://american-viewpoints.simplecast.com/episodes/judy-shelton-discusses-good-as-gold-how-to-unleash-the-power-of-sound-money   Hurricane Milton picked up some speed yesterday and hit the Florida Gulf Coast last night at Siesta Key, next to Sarasota and Bradenton, in-between Tampa Bay and Ft. Myers. It was a Category 3 storm and left more than 3 million homes and businesses without power. It also spawned numerous deadly tornadoes. It's bad in many areas, but it could've been much worse. Thankfully, the storm picked up speed, going from 10mph to 16mph which helped it move across the peninsula instead of slowing down or stalling. Story here: https://apnews.com/article/hurricane-milton-tampa-florida-5f6a112986eb6e21720f0f17c504afe8     (8:20am) Do we give up our rights in an emergency, like a hurricane or tornado? Tampa's mayor said a weird guy who wanted to ride out the hurricane could've been arrested "for his own protection." The gentleman who goes by the name of Lieutenant Dan, in honor of the Forrest Gump character, went viral for refusing to evacuate in favor of riding out the storm on his boat moored in Tampa Bay. Story here: https://redstate.com/terichristoph/2024/10/09/watch-tampa-mayor-outrageously-says-that-city-may-baker-act-residents-who-refuse-to-evacuate-n2180369   (8:35am) MORNING NEWS DUMP Hurricane Milton picked up some speed yesterday and hit the Florida Gulf Coast last night at Siesta Key, next to Sarasota and Bradenton, in-between Tampa Bay and Ft. Myers. It was a Category 3 storm and left more than 3 million homes and businesses without power. It also spawned numerous deadly tornadoes. Areas from Tampa Bay over to Daytona Beach got over a foot of rain. Damage included the roof being torn off of Tropicana Field, home of the Tampa Bay Rays. It's bad in many areas, but it could've been much worse. Thankfully, the storm picked up speed, going from 10mph to 16mph which helped it move across the peninsula instead of slowing down or stalling. Story here: https://apnews.com/article/hurricane-milton-tampa-florida-5f6a112986eb6e21720f0f17c504afe8O'Fallon and Highland, IL, are among the departments on the Illinois side which are sending firefighters and equipment to Florida to help with rescue and relief efforts. Missouri is sending 100 National Guard members, over 20 Highway Patrol troopers, and 5 disaster relief teams. Jury selection is underway in the case against former Illinois Speaker Michael Madigan in a racketeering and bribery case connected to the utility company ComEd (formerly known as Commonwealth Edison) which provides electricity to over 4 million customers across northern Illinois. Blues face the Sharks tonight in San Jose. Faceoff at 9:30pm CT.    (8:50am) We continue the discussion (from 8:20am) about giving up our rights in an emergency.   NewsTalkSTL website: https://newstalkstl.com/ Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/NewsTalkSTL Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/NewstalkSTL Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NewsTalkSTL Livestream 24/7: bit.ly/NEWSTALKSTLSTREAMSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Ferguson in the Morning 10-10-24 (6:05am) Chris Arps, our afternoon co-host with Tim Jones (4pm-6pm), talks about Amendment 7 on the Missouri ballot on Nov. 5 which will only allow citizens of the United States to vote, and it will also prohibit rank choice voting. It sounds confusing, but to approve those measures, you must vote YES on Amendment 7 to say no to non-citizens being able to vote and also to say no to rank choice voting.     (6:20am) Mike cautions you to watch out for attempted illegal access to your investment accounts after he gets notified about a password problem with an old account. The password problem wasn't his fault.   St. Louis City Mayor Tishaura Jones says fix up your property or else! Story here: https://www.ksdk.com/article/news/politics/st-louis-hires-contractors-to-perform-unwanted-repairs-leaves-absentee-owners-with-the-bill/63-36d0f49d-1958-4fe5-be28-bae8ff8e3d90   (6:35am) Do we give up our rights in an emergency? Tampa's mayor said a weird guy who wanted to ride out the hurricane could be arrested "for his own protection." The gentleman who goes by the name of Lieutenant Dan, in honor of the Forrest Gump character, went viral for refusing to evacuate in favor of riding out the storm on his boat moored in Tampa Bay. Story here: https://redstate.com/terichristoph/2024/10/09/watch-tampa-mayor-outrageously-says-that-city-may-baker-act-residents-who-refuse-to-evacuate-n2180369   (6:50am) MORNING NEWS DUMP Hurricane Milton picked up some speed yesterday and hit the Florida Gulf Coast last night at Siesta Key, next to Sarasota and Bradenton, in-between Tampa Bay and Ft. Myers. It was a Category 3 storm and left more than 3 million homes and businesses without power. It also spawned numerous deadly tornadoes. Areas from Tampa Bay over to Daytona Beach got over a foot of rain. Damage included the roof being torn off of Tropicana Field, home of the Tampa Bay Rays. It's bad in many areas, but it could've been much worse. Thankfully, the storm picked up speed, going from 10mph to 16mph which helped it move across the peninsula instead of slowing down or stalling. Story here: https://apnews.com/article/hurricane-milton-tampa-florida-5f6a112986eb6e21720f0f17c504afe8O'Fallon and Highland, IL, are among the departments on the Illinois side which are sending firefighters and equipment to Florida to help with rescue and relief efforts. Missouri is sending 100 National Guard members, over 20 Highway Patrol troopers, and 5 disaster relief teams. Jury selection is underway in the case against former Illinois Speaker Michael Madigan in a racketeering and bribery case connected to the utility company ComEd (formerly known as Commonwealth Edison) which provides electricity to over 4 million customers across northern Illinois. Blues face the Sharks tonight in San Jose. Faceoff at 9:30pm CT.    NewsTalkSTL website: https://newstalkstl.com/ Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/NewsTalkSTL Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/NewstalkSTL Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NewsTalkSTL Livestream 24/7: bit.ly/NEWSTALKSTLSTREAMSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brace yourself for a critical weather briefing with meteorologist Steve Pellettieri, as Hurricane Milton barrels toward Florida with catastrophic potential. As this formidable storm fluctuates between a Category 4 and 5, Steve delivers crucial insights into its current status and projected path. He emphasizes the importance of staying connected with local authorities and the National Hurricane Center, especially since cell towers might face power outages. Residents from Siesta Key to Venice Beach and beyond are advised to prepare for the potential devastation, including tornadoes, heavy rainfalls, and life-threatening tidal surges.Steve breaks down the storm's anticipated slowdown as it nears the Florida Peninsula, driven by its loss of Gulf energy. With landfall projected between 8 and 11 pm, Steve underscores the urgency of evacuation and preparation. Tidal surges in regions like Port Charlotte and Cape Coral could reach up to 15 feet, posing significant threats to communities. As conditions worsen, Steve offers his thoughts and hopes for the safety of those in the storm's path, promising updates as the situation evolves. This episode is a must-listen for anyone in Hurricane Milton's likely trajectory. Stay informed and stay safe.

 The Sarasota County Commission has $15 million to allocate for job training in the wake of Hurricane Ian. Some commissioners were ready to give it all to the Suncoast Builders Association. The West Coast Black Theater Troupe took a creative approach to getting out the vote with a presentation of a one-woman show called “The Fannie Lou Hamer Story.” Democrat Derek Reich is once again challenging Republican Fiona McFarland for the District 73 seat in the Florida House. He thinks he has a better chance this time around.  The Sarasota City Commission gathered for a special meeting to discuss the Downtown Master Plan, and how to bring fresh ideas to the table through an Ad Hoc Committee. With strong opinions and a clear call for collaboration, the debate was anything but routine.  Perhaps surprisingly, the Sarasota County Commission on Wednesday passed up a chance to increase density on Siesta Key.

Suz and Doug visit Siesta Key Beach in Sarasota, FL at sunset. (dougmilesmedia)

Monday, 3 June 2024   But when Paul had gathered a bundle of sticks and laid them on the fire, a viper came out because of the heat, and fastened on his hand. Acts 28:3   The Greek more closely reads, “And Paul, having bundled a multitude of kindling, and having laid upon the pyre, a viper – having come from the heat – seized his hand” (CG).   In the previous verse, the people on the island made a fire for the shipwrecked people because of the rain and cold. Now, Luke begins a short description of an unusual event concerning Paul. He begins with, “And Paul, having bundled a multitude of kindling.”   A couple rare words are used here. The first is sustrephó, to gather or roll. It was seen in Matthew 17:22. This is the second and last use. Also, the word translated as kindling is found only here, phruganon. It signifies a dry stick for burning. Thus, a word like kindling, tinder, touchwood, etc. will suffice.   Those who argue for the other location being the spot of the shipwreck, as reviewed in the previous verse, note that there is no wood that grows on Malta. However, the word doesn't specifically imply wood from a tree.   Rather, in the area of the shipwreck, there are shrubs which are used for this very purpose. There is no reason at all to assume that Paul wasn't out gathering exactly this type of material or even driftwood that shows up on beaches all over the world.   Paul was making a bundle out of dried sticks he had found, gathering them together to bring for the fire. With that complete, Luke next says, “and having laid upon the pyre.”   It is the same word found in the previous verse, pura. It signifies a pile of burning fuel. This is its second and last use in the New Testament. Paul has bundled up a pile of sticks and brought them back, laying them on this bonfire. With that, Luke next records that “a viper – having come from the heat – seized his hand.”   This is the fifth and last use of echidna, or viper, in the New Testament. The other four verses were all quotes of John the Baptist or Jesus calling those who had come near them a “brood of vipers.” The word signifies a venomous snake of some sort. This viper is said to have seized Paul's hand.   It is another unique word, kathaptó. It signifies to lay hold of, fasten onto, seize, etc. The snake probably felt the heat of the fire and darted to get away from it. As it did, it seized Paul's hand and would have immediately started pumping his venom into him.   These words bring in another complication. There are no indigenous vipers on Malta. Therefore, the claim is that this is not the true spot of the shipwreck. However, Malta was sparsely populated then. It is heavily populated now.   On the barrier island of Siesta Key, Florida, until the 1970s, there were poisonous snakes everywhere, However, as the population grew, they were eradicated. It is now very rare to see them on the island. Where there were once rattlers in abundance, none remain. Where water moccasins once hung from mangroves in almost every location, they are rarely seen anymore.   As far as the words noting that they seized his hand, it never says he was bitten by the viper, but it is implied, especially by the words of the next verse.   Life application: There are snake handling churches throughout the southern US. Deadly rattlers are brought out and passed around the congregation. At times, someone will get bit. Sometimes a person will die from the bite.   This practice is based on the words of Mark 16:17, 18 –   “And these signs will follow those who believe: In My name they will cast out demons; they will speak with new tongues; 18 they will take up serpents; and if they drink anything deadly, it will by no means hurt them; they will lay hands on the sick, and they will recover.”   This is not sound practice. To actively drink poison or handle poisonous snakes is to test God in a way that is unnecessary. This account in Acts is the only time a snake is referred to in this manner in the Bible. There is never a time that it is recorded that someone drinks poison.   Until the Lord comes for His people, every person who has lived since His first coming has died or will die. There are innumerable ways to die. To assume that God is going to protect a person every time he picks up a poisonous snake or drinks something poisonous is, therefore, ridiculous. There is no need to test God in such ways. Instead, live your life safely, carefully, and with clear thinking. This will generally increase your lifespan. Snake handling... not so much.   Lord God, help us to think clearly about how we conduct our lives in Your presence. There are things that we can do that may not be so smart. Rather, just because we can drive a car really fast, it doesn't mean that we should do so. Instead, may we live our lives circumspectly, doing things that are reasonable and prudent all our days. Amen.  

Listen as Kelsey's guest Tali shares about her relaxing budget-friendly beach trip to the centrally located Tropical Breeze Resort in Siesta Key Village, walkable to the beach and all the best restaurants and shops.In this episode we discuss:The 1 Bedroom King Suites at the Tropical Breeze Resort in Siesta KeySiesta Key's famous Olaf's ice cream shopThe highly rated Bonjour French Cafe and Lobster Pot restaurantsThe Sarasota Jungle GardensThe Ringling Home & Art MuseumSiesta Key sand ornaments & giftsSt. Armands Circle shopping & diningPARTNER DISCOUNT CODESSPANX.COM - Use code KGRAVESXSPANX for 10% OFF full-price items and FREE SHIPPING. My current fav travel outfit is the Air Essentials Jumpsuit. DAGNEDOVER.COM - Use code KELSEY20 for 20% OFF full-price items. My current favs are the Dakota Backpack in Large and the Landon Weekender in XL. CHASE SAPPHIRE CREDIT CARD - My preferred points earning credit card and a great card for newbies entering the points & miles space to get started. Open a Chase Sapphire Preferred with my link and earn 60,000 BONUS POINTS after you spend $4,000 in the first three months your account is open.SHOP Kelsey's Travel Favorites from AmazonShare about your trip on the Trip Tales podcast: triptalespodcast@gmail.comBuy me a coffee to show your support for Trip Tales! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/kelseygravesFollow Kelsey on Instagram...

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Lance and Jacklyn head to Vegas to celebrate Hanukah and spend time with family.  Jacklyn recounts her weekend girls' trip to one of her favorite places, Siesta Key.  Listen in for their favorite restaurants, bars, and metaphysical book stores.  This podcast is all about sharing what we enjoy, what makes us happy, and what lights us up.  Our hope is to inspire and rejoice in the small pleasures in life.We also make time to air our grievances and minor annoyances, but mostly it's about bringing positivity and laughter to our listeners.

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