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After progressing the main mission some more, a unique dolphin will appear in the northeastern area, soon joined by others of its kind He said when he saw Mr Cave at the beginning of August he seemed in a good mood and booked a follow-up appointment on 21 August which Mr Cave did not attend. Gomes is an open-circuit diver, and his priority is setting records. (In June, he reclaimed the world depth record, reaching 1,044 feet in the Red Sea.) “I didn’t think it was worth the risk of a diver losing his life to recover the remains of Deon Dreyer,” he says flatly. Even so, Gomes honors Shaw as a fallen comrade. “It was a noble dive, a heroic dive. He did what he believed in, and I’ve got to say he had a lot of courage,” Gomes says. “At the end of the day, he achieved what he wanted to achieve, even though he paid for it with his life.”

Shirley and Herbst guess that Shaw’s narcosis was then closer to six or seven martinis. “You focus on the one thing. You don’t focus on the dive anymore,” Herbst says. “The one thing becomes everything. And I think with Dave it became the body, the body, the body.”I had the privilege of taking on that work from Dave, and of developing what he started when Ijoined the Alliance staff, but his faith, vision and drive were foundational, as they were in so many of the other things he accomplished for God’s kingdom. This includes but is not limited to our heroes in the NHS, policing teams, supermarket workers, delivery drivers and cleaners. Shirley and Shaw had one last message for the gathered team. “If Dave doesn’t make it, if I don’t make it, we stay there,” said Shirley. “That’s the end of the story. We don’t want to be recovered.” I met him shortly after Icame to faith in Liverpool. Always encouraging, and always humorous, it was clear to me that Dave had adeep love for those living in our most deprived communities. Caves was offered places at both LAMDA and Bristol Old Vic, opting for the former because of the lure of London. His training focused on theatre and, prior to his addition to the Silent Witness cast, he was known as a stage actor, having impressed as Petruchio in the Royal Shakespeare Company's 2012 touring production of The Taming of the Shrew. [5] He has also starred in Ironclad: Battle for Blood. [6]

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Mr Cave was known to have suffered several medical conditions including diabetes, hypertension and heart disease but the pathologist could not say if any of those conditions were the cause of death. Read More Related Articles He said he had nagged him to see a doctor but he wouldn't. He also said Mr Cave was normally a clean person but at that time "his flat was a mess." Read More Related Articles Shaw, for one, was quietly confident. At Mount Carmel, he stressed repeatedly that the effort was an “attempted” body recovery. “The dive is huge,” he told a collection of reporters and cameramen gathered a day before the dive. “No one has ever attempted anything even vaguely approximating a body recovery from these sorts of depths.” He also talked about his motivation with the team. “I think what you are doing for the Dreyers is great,” said Peter “Big B” Herbst, a 42-year-old dive instructor and the owner of Reef Divers, a dive shop and tour operator in Pretoria. Shaw looked at him, winked, and said, “Face it, B, we’re doing this for the adventure of it.” Later, he broke new ground for the Evangelical Alliance by convening a theological commission that would significantly inform its work.