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Now that would be a fun amusement park ride – the Crime Coaster – with the hills and valleys designed based on crime statistic charts. You can even get a digital photo of yourself as you fly thru the Tunnel of Turmoil. Muuhahahahahahahahahah!
With all the dire warnings of how cybercrime is the nation's top priority, I was wondering how other crimes have been faring. And NO, this is not a for/against 'gun control' rant but for instance, is burglary loosing its luster to smashing a server's window? Since cyber crime is a billion dollar business will the door-to-door thief change tactics? Probably not for now but as physical, non-cyber crimes drop, does digital crime go up? Or, since 'stealing something' is the ultimate goal, as more available methods (like cyber) to accomplish the goal become available, does all crime go up? I should also note that crime stats should be taken with a grain of salt since law enforcement can only comment on the crimes that have been reported to them. Crimes like car theft are often reported due to insurance claims while other crimes, like domestic disputes, are under reported due to embarrassment or other hindering factors. Add to that, different jurisdictions have various scales of classification, penalties and measurement. Plus, the recent report that says few companies report that cybercrime results in big losses only adds to the confusion.
According to the FBI, violent crimes in the US are down for the 5th year in a row. Granted, for now, cybercrime is probably more property related than violent but that could change. Cities like Los Angeles, are reporting that crime – violent and property- is down significantly even though, overall, LA is much higher than the rest of California and violent crime in LA occurs at a rate higher than in most communities of all population sizes in America, according to neighborhoodscout.com. Most criminologists agree that several factors are contributing to the decline. We have one of the highest incarceration rates in the world; there has been an increased police presence; there are security cameras everywhere; the aging population; and programs to help both the youngsters and those in need can all be attributed to the decline.
So while our physical bodies and personal property in the material world are safer, our identity, privacy, passwords, infrastructure, and other digital collateral are more at risk than ever. On a daily basis, companies are getting probed and breached yet might not know or simply might not report it. I bet, however, if someone threw a rock smashing their lobby window, a couple Five-O's will be on the scene taking statements. The company, local employees and the police will have a BOLO issued and everyone will be on heightened alert. There might also be additional security measures taken, tempered glass, CCTV, key card entry and other physical protection mechanisms.
We readily deploy layered security for our physical property with locks, alarms, dogs, cameras, window bars, weapons, panic rooms, etc all within the context of what we are trying to protect. We should do the same for our digital assets. Imagine if we took the same safeguards (or paranoia in this case), albeit with different technologies, to protect our bits and bytes. Yes, there will still be breaches but maybe things like D/DoS, SQLi and other well known vulnerabilities can be greatly reduced since we do have the technology to protect against such attacks. It just has to be deployed.
We thwart criminals and protect our personal physical property with a vast array of mechanisms and we feel/are secure…maybe we should take that same focus, fear and fever in protecting our digital self. Then, as you peel off the pixilated mask you'll hear, '…and I would've gotten away with it, too, if it hadn't been for those meddling firewalls!'
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England's World Cup plans are in ruins after another trouncing from India at Edgbaston and Alastair Cook's presence in the side is impossible to justify
George Dobell
September 2, 2014
Butcher: England's attitude to ODIs is wrong
By the end of a game that had all the competitive elements of a day of seal clubbing, there could be no masking the flaws in the England ODI side. This wasn't a cricket match. It was a massacre.
Bowled out for the fifth time in six full-length ODIs - including every innings this series - they only avoided sinking to a first 10-wicket defeat in a home ODI when Ajinkya Rahane hit a full-toss to cover with victory in sight. This was 'sport' in the same way that shooting and fishing are sports. There was only ever going to be one winner.
England have now lost five ODIs in a row and five ODI series out of six. They are not building towards a World Cup challenge, they are crumbling ahead of it.
This defeat leaves them with 12 ODIs - it could be 13, but can you really see them reaching the final of the tri-series event with Australia and India? - before their World Cup campaign starts. Which means they are running out of time to find a formula that might work. It is a phrase that could have been written ahead of every World Cup challenge they have mounted since 1996.
There has some simplification of history in much of the recent analysis. To claim that England have fallen behind the rest of the world in their ODI tactics for more than a decade ignores the fact - and facts tend to be more persuasive than selective opinions - that, less than two years ago, they were rated No. 1 in the world in the ICC rankings. It ignores, too, that just over 12 months ago, they were in the Champions Trophy final. They have not always been this bad.
And it is not so ridiculous to presume that their tactics - accumulate then accelerate - could yet prove effective. Had England scored 270 here, as was their target at the start of their innings, they might just have put the India batsmen under a little more pressure. The problem remains more that the execution of their tactics has been woeful.
To play out four maidens in the first mandatory Powerplay; for none of the top six - including the perceived 'accumulators' - to have registered a half-century in the series; to lose with 20 overs remaining: these are signs of a team that failed even to compete. It was akin to India taking on an Associate nation.
There has been much talk about the players England need to pick in order to improve their performance: the likes of Jason Roy, James Vince and James Taylor. And, it is true, each of them may have a part to play, although expecting them to provide a silver-bullet solution is asking a bit much.
Kevin Pietersen, too, might have had a part to play. But unless he is going to play county cricket regularly enough to find form and warrant genuine consideration, he slips - sadly - into irrelevance. He has not played a List A game this year.
But it is Jonathan Trott that they miss. A healthy Jonathan Trott, anyway. If they are going to utilise these tactics, it is a batsman of Trott's ability - his batting average is 20% higher than any man to represent England in more than 20 ODIs - that they require to establish the platform on which the likes of Jos Buttler and Eoin Morgan can build.
Up until the end of the Champions Trophy, England sides including Trott were bowled out for under 250 once in 25 full-length ODIs dating back to the start of 2012. Without him, it has happened six times in 17 ODIs. It might be a risk taking him back to Australia, but in the 2011 ODI series in the country, against an attack including Mitchell Johnson, Brett Lee and Shaun Tait, he topped the England averages (62.50) and had a strike-rate of 81.69.
|The management's continued insistence that they believe Alastair Cook is the man to lead the ODI side forward in the face of all logic and evidence is beginning to resemble those who deny climate change
It may be that there is no combination of England players available good enough to win the World Cup. But even if that is the case - and if it is, there should be a thorough review of the failure of the county and England programmes to produce the requisite players - there is no reason to accept performances as dire as this.
It has become almost impossible to defend Alastair Cook's position in the side. It is now 38 innings and 26 months since he has reached even 80. For a man selected to provide the platform for others, that is an unsustainable record.
The management's continued insistence that they believe he is the man to lead the ODI side forward in the face of all logic and evidence is beginning to resemble those who deny climate change. It is surely telling that the only ODI series England have won in recent times - against West Indies - was with a side that did not include Cook.
One of Cook's great qualities is his stubborn determination. His refusal to know he is beaten. It is part of what has rendered him one of England's greatest Test batsmen.
But, in these circumstances, those qualities might be a weakness. It is increasingly hard to avoid the conclusion that Cook is part of the problem and that, whatever his many positive qualities as a man, he is simply no longer worth his place in the side. He is impeding the opportunities for the likes of Roy or Trott or Taylor. He needs to go.
There was one shaft of light for England. The elegant way Moeen Ali eased his way to a 37-ball half-century - there have been only 20 faster by England players - in his first ODI in England offered some hope for the future and some respite from the otherwise unrelentingly one-sided nature of this 'contest.'
But it was a brief interlude of joy in a general drama of pain. England are dire at ODI cricket. There can be no denying it.
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Pakistan should not welcome Amir back
The serene team culture cultivated by Misbah and his men shouldn't be allowed to be disrupted by a player with a tainted past
'I don't blame Arjuna for my early retirement'
Former Sri Lanka batsman Asanka Gurusinha talks about playing and coaching in Australia, and tactics during the 1996 World Cup
'I'm a bit disappointed not to get that Test average up to 50'
Mahela Jayawardene reflects on his Test career, and the need to bridge the gap between international and club cricket in Sri Lanka
November games need November prices
An early start to the international season, coupled with costly tickets, have kept the Australian public away from the cricket
Rohit's record, and captains' equal scores
Also, scoring a hundred and opening the bowling, the youngest Australian player, and scoreless in three Tests
Pakistan should not welcome Amir back (181)
The serene team culture cultivated by Misbah and his men shouldn't be allowed to be disrupted by a player with a tainted past
November games need November prices (85)
An early start to the international season, coupled with costly tickets, have kept the Australian public away from the cricket
'I'm a bit disappointed not to get that Test average up to 50' (58)
Mahela Jayawardene reflects on his Test career, and the need to bridge the gap between international and club cricket in Sri Lanka
A crisis that defines the age (40)
Never mind cricket's absence from free-to-air TV - changes in social attitudes, the demands of work, and an individualistic age are all contributing to a decline in participation
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Saadi Youssef
Translated from the Arabic by Sinan Antoon & Peter Money
The Glance
Our loss is not the earth
for the earth will stay,
it stayed before us,
it will stay after us,
earth of the singers,
and of silent ones,
earth of those who stay
and transients;
it is the earth of those
who became earth's body
. . .
What we have lost is not the earth.
The loss is that glance we no longer exchange,
between one child and another
as they share a loaf of bread.
I will not open my window:
Even the grass is drowning in the sea winds;
trees are shaking under the rain.
The room is still (the house has double-windows);
I hear the clock ticking:
Tick Tick Tick,
I can hear the pond's tiny waves in the distance
Nearby: tiny waves of fingers. . .
Is my lover back after a long trip?
The yellow flowers at the entrance are very early.
No visitor knocks at my door.
Even the birds found a shelter.
But we,
the squirrel and I, are trying
to catch something.
Bees Visit Me
A bee perched on my shirt,
then another.
Blossoms were radiant,
shaking the beechnut tree
and the orchard—
How did the bees come?
My table doesn't have much:
a piece of bread and cheese,
but it overflows with French wine. . .
Is that what the bees are after?
What is strange is that they cling to my shirt,
Do they know that honey,
the universe,
and the end,
are under the shirt?
—That pollen is quivering?
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In London for a conference at Olympia. This hotel is easily reached by public transport and barely 20 minutes walk along a quiet route to Olympia. Room and shower room were very clean and fresh. Comfortable beds. Staff all polite, helpful and friendly. Good choice at breakfast . Good value for money.
Not much to not like. Maybe a few more coffee sachets and tea bags in the room otherwise I can't think of anything else that wasn't absolutely fine.
The large room (for London) The sense that everything was new, clean and shiny. The location - just 5 minutes form the southern end of Westfield Mall I will stay again, if I am in the area.
It got too pricey around mid-week.
Staff very helpful at all times. Breakfast very nice and plentiful.
Not very good call centre based in India. Very diffidult to get through to the hotel direct. Carparking out ragiously expensive! Not enough towels for a couple. Not enough clothes hanging space. Drinks in the hotel bar over priced. Other well known pubs nearby that do much better priced food and drinks.
It was in a great location, was very comfortable and clean.
The hairdryer was pathetic. And the free wifi could have been better.
very nice staff helpful and friendly clean hotel and an all round nice trip was had.
breakfast was all pre cooked and stood for a long time everything on the hot breakfast was very hard to chew several people said this for 9.00 each not to good for value ..r for the digestion :(
position of hotel very good, shops in Westfield centre excellent.
Beds too hard. Hotel room too hot.
Location, bed was more than ok, breakfast was very good and you have a large choice, price
The bed was comfortable and it was really quiet
The shower area wasn't that clean - I think the plug hole in the ground needs cleaning out.. the water didn't drain away quick enough and both days we flooded the bathroom
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Paying £60 for 2 dogs when we provide everything including bedding.
The close location to the Shepherds Bush Underground station Small but practical room. Got me a great price on the taxi back to the airport
The pre-fab bathroom is a little uncomfortable. Seems more adequate for a camper than for an hotel room. They gave us twin beds instead of a queen size/king size bed. But we were still able to put them both together.
Spacious room, very clean,quiet. Big tv, nice bed. Very good hotel position, in 5mins: metro central line, overground station, westfield shopping mall, fast food choices, cafeterias. Good english/continental breakfast, apparently good price for london as well. A modern hotel, good for business travellers and tourists on budget. If you want something memorable, i suggest looking further.
Front desk is foreigners, they had no clue about London. Very indifferent also. When joining breakfast we were asked to pay in advance! No safe or mini bar. Beverages are available from the front desk (you pay on site). The toilet is a plastic build spacewith a step, much like in ferrys.
Convenience Comfy bed Free Wi-Fi Fresh towels and bedding every day
Small room Very hot - even in November - too noisy to have the window open and no air conditioning Flush on toilet kept sticking
Very helpful friendly staff. Clean comfortable room. An enjoyable staff and we would definitely return.. Extremely convenient if you are visiting Shepherd's Bush Empire. Perfect. Thank you ibis hotels
Struggling to find anything I was not very happy with....
Location was good for shoping and the O2 Empire easy access back into Central London using subway
Would really like cooked breakfasr
Close to subway and just takes 10-15 min to city center
Breakfast cost to much for a budgethotel
Very close to the underground station. Huge, satisfying eat-as-much-as-you-can breakfast, not included in the room price, but it's worth every pound. Clean. Requests were answered to very quickly. It looks quite new. And it is very quiet even though it's on a busy road. There is a huge shopping centre nearby, open till 10 pm, which might come quite handy if you need a supermaket or a restaurant.
Ibis has this two-towels-per-room policy which is quite weird. We had to ask for new towels every night, because in the morning housekeepers had to remove the ones we requested the night before. The bathroom was actually a bit small and "plastic" like.
The amdience of the Hotel had a great feel. Good breakfast value for money.
Comfortable facilities. Very well situated for tube and buses. Right on Shepherds Bush Green.
Hotel very near tube station and Westfield bars and restaurants easy walking distance. Beds were very comfortable as was hotel itself. Breakfasts - reasonable choice of hot and cold food.
When we stayed the breakfast bar was very busy, however, we got at table after a short wait, which was fine. This may have been a one off.
Hotel is nice, good room size, clean and modern.
Shepherds Bush a good area in London. Close to excellent mall. Walking distance nicer parts of London. Godd tube, bus, train connections.
Cramped room. Typical of Ibis.
The location of this hotel is excellent it makes travelling throughout London a breeze about a 30 min commute by Tube to Heathrow. The Tube station is a 2 min walk from hotel. There is a mall right beside the hotel as well as restaurants. Nice quiet lounge for a quick nightcap before settling in would definitely recommend
- Good location near the Shepard Bush station (underground & overground) - Nice and friendly staff.
- Wifi wasn't super fast... only when paid extra. - Airco didn't work very good.
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The following message was recently in Forward Day by Day. It's worth your rereading.
"God is not so grand that he does not work with individuals. There's the story of Saul, to be renamed Paul, whom God made blind so that he might see.
But God is not so small, either, that individuals are the end of the story. Even the dramatic event in which Saul is blinded on his way to Damascus is not about Saul all by himself. Christ's interest in Saul is that Saul has a purpose for others. Saul's salvation is in Saul fulfilling his purpose for others.
Faith is not a self-centered love affair between any individual and God, as if there were no one else in the world. Faith begins with the love of God, or rather, with God's love for the individual. It is never intended to end there. It must show forth in love for others. If it doesn't, it is God's love gone wrong by our failure to respond and serve.
Salvation begins with an experience of God, just as it did for Saul. But it is no salvation at all if it doesn't lead to being an instrument of God's love far beyond oneself."
As a member of the family of Christ, share your love of God for the growth and ministry of St. James Episcopal Church and School.
Denis and Barbara Whitfill
Denis and I moved to Alexandria to be closer to family in Leesville. We did not know a soul here except our realtor. Our first priority was to find a church nearby where we would feel welcome, be able to worship, and become a part of a church family. We came from a small town in Arkansas and had to commute forty-five minutes to the nearest church. As you can imagine, we did not participate in many activities. We visited a couple of churches in Alexandria and found St. James. It was amazing!
When we walked into the nave and saw those magnificent windows and heard the choir and organ, we were very impressed. After the service, we were greeted warmly by many members of the congregation. When we left that day we felt we had found our church home. Being able to worship with a group of caring and friendly people has made our transition much easier. The Christian message to serve and give hope to all people radiates throughout the church. We look forward to many years at St. James.
We would like to particularly thank Dave and Judy Curry for taking us on as a project. They are fantastic!
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As the Quad Cities River Bandits prepare for a season packed with promotions, appearances, and performances, the team is again seeking to bring the talent of the Quad Cities to Modern Woodmen Park throughout the upcoming season. The team will hold tryouts on Saturday, March 2, for individuals and groups, including National Anthem singers, to perform and entertain fans prior to home games during the 2013 season.
National Anthem and other pre-game performance tryouts will take place on the Sky Deck at Modern Woodmen Park from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, March 2. Registration is first come, first served. Talents can range anywhere from singing, dancing, and comedy to miming, juggling or magic.
"The Quad Cities have a wealth of talented people, and we want them to share their talent with the entire Quad Cities community at the ballpark this season," said River Bandits owner Dave Heller. "At Modern Woodmen Park, we put on a unique and fun show every night and entertain our guests from the moment they enter our gates until they walk out the door. The talent of the Quad Cities area is a tremendous part of creating that experience."
Everyone participating in the tryouts will perform their talent for a panel of celebrity judges. Throughout the day, the judges will include:
- Suga Sheezy, on-field Emcee for the Quad Cities River Bandits
- Danielle Howe of 103.7 WLLR-FM
- Dan Deibert of 1420 WOC-AM
- Mark Manuel of Q106.5-FM
- Jillene of 103.7 WLLR-FM
- Todd Alan of 101.3 KISS-FM
Those talented enough to entertain crowds at River Bandits games this summer will be included in the show during the 2013 season.
"The River Bandits look forward to welcoming talented local performers and entertainers to be part of the show," said General Manager Harold Craw. "Modern Woodmen Park is a special gathering place for people of the Quad Cities area, and we are excited to celebrate the community with the local talent that will highlight games throughout the upcoming season."
Modern Woodmen Park will also be open for fans to purchase select merchandise, learn about ticket plans and group outings, and purchase or renew ticket packages for the 2013 season. For children ages 14 and under, the River Bandits will also offer another one-day special on 2013 Kids Club memberships. Normally $30 per child 14 and under, a Kids Club membership will be $25 at Modern Woodmen Park on Saturday, March 2. A Kids Club Membership includes a free bleacher ticket good for all River Bandits 2013 regular season home games, a wristband for unlimited play in the Kids Zone, a membership card, a T-shirt, a 10 percent discount off purchases in the team store, an email newsletter with exclusive special offers and much more.
UP NEXT: The River Bandits will have a running start to the season with the first-ever Bandits Race to Home 5K on Saturday, April 6, before the 2013 home opener at Modern Woodmen Park Thursday, April 11. Now is the time to register for the race and lock in your season ticket plan for the 2013 season! Season ticket and mini-plan packages start at just seven games and begin at less than $50. Call a River Bandits account representative today at 563-324-3000 to choose your seats and get the details of our various mini-plan packages.
ABOUT THE BANDITS: The River Bandits will be making one of the biggest improvements to Modern Woodmen Park since the ballpark was first built back in 1931! A new Ferris wheel, standing 105 feet over the playing field, will open in early June, along with two new zip lines, a carousel, new bounce houses and many other fun attractions. The team also boasts a new affiliate, and the chance to see last year's No. 1 overall draft pick, Carlos Correa. This season will be one every fan will not want to miss!
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Pebbles, 12 Morweth Court
Apartment | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
|Key Info
Pebbles is a stylish first floor apartment situated in the pretty Cornish village of Downderry, a coastal village in South Cornwall that offers views of Looe Island to the west and Rame Head to the east on clear days.
Internally, the property is furnished to a high standard throughout with patio doors leading to a balcony that offers countryside views. The balcony is complete with a table and two chairs, ideal for relaxing after a busy day exploring.
Downderry is a traditional Cornish village located in the beautiful rolling hills of the Whitsand Bay coast. The village is home to a shop (with post office), pub, restaurant and coffee shop. For beach lovers, Downderry has a light shingle beach or there is the well known Whitsand Bay beach which is a ten minute drive away, a stunning sandy beach popular with surfers.
Downderry beach is a fantastic spot for dog walkers as the beach is dog friendly 12 months of the year.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Downderry 1.7 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|1.4 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Newquay 60 km, Nearest railway: Railholiday 7.8 km
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player
|TV, CD player
|Kettle, Toaster
|Clothes dryer, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace
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South Cornwall, a secluded and beautiful part of the West Country, is the perfect retreat at any time of year. South Cornwall holidays offer a true escape, the area's isolated stretches of coastline are strewn with charming whitewashed villages reminiscent of times passed. Enjoy a stay in a South Cornwall holiday cottage and discover the truth behind the mysterious legends and ancient sites that give South Cornwall its fascinating character. Visitors to Cornwall will be treated to dramatic scenery, from wooded valleys to jagged cliffs, as the setting for their holiday.
Mousehole is famous for its Christmas illuminations around the harbour
South Cornwall boasts the Tate St Ives and the Newlyn Art Gallery, near Penzance
St Austell Brewery has been brewing beer and real ale since 1851
Downderry is a great base to explore the local area, Looe with many cafes, restaurants and shops is only six miles away and the city of Plymouth with an abundance of attractions, restaurants, cinemas and shops can be reached within 40 minutes by car.
There are many attractions in the area that are great for all the family, a great example would be The Monkey Sanctuary which is within a short drive and is one of the best family attractions in the area. For the keen golfer the Whitsand Bay Golf Club, Looe Golf Club, and the St Mellion Championship Course are all nearby.
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Sex clubs in the 'burbs, teacher layoffs in the district, black holes in the commissioners court—Buzz makes perfect sense of 2008
Sam Merten Still not sure what I'll wear for Halloween, but I've ruled out this costume so far. The first sip: Happy Halloween -- and, speaking of, earthquakes in the DFW? Maybe Irving and Grand Prarie are going as Los Angeles this year. Me, I was thinking of dressing as Sheriff Lupe Valdez -- ... More >>
Welcome aboard, Mike Fisher! I think. Considering his recent plight on a cruise ship dodging Ike in the Gulf of Mexico, you'd think Fisher would stay put for awhile. But, alas, here he is. At least temporarily, one of the area's best sportswriters is also one of the area's best swinger ... More >>
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Introducing the Nudibranch: Multicolored Mollusks that Dazzle the Seafloor (Photos)
You may have heard of nudibranchs before, a group of soft-bodied mollusks that are just as quirky looking as their name suggests. More than 3,000 nudibranch species exist—commonly known as sea slugs—and dot shallow water habitat around the world with their vibrant colors, shapes, and sizes.
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Marine Monday: Valentine's Edition
Happy (almost) Valentine's Day!
Here on land, we give our sweethearts flowers to show our love. But what is the undersea equivalent of a rose? To answer that question, we've chosen three undersea creatures who seem to embody the spirit of Valentine's Day.
Spanish Dancer
A Spanish dancer is a nudibranch, or sea slug, but these are much prettier than our above-ground slugs. They are free swimmers and wouldn't make this list if it weren't for their egg sacs, which are literally called a "sea rose." And that's exactly what they look like, a little rose growing under the sea.
But even the adults get in on the Valentine action, often colored bright red or pink and gracefully moving through the water like flamenco dancers. Watch out, though, because Spanish dancers and their sea roses are both toxic and best admired from a distance.
Mediterranean Red Coral
Mediterranean red coral is made of a hard red or pink skeleton, covered in small polyps that wave graceful tentacles. Its bright red color is truly eye-catching; so much so that people have been harvesting it for centuries to display and make into jewelry. It's now difficult to find a thriving colony of red coral, and thus it should be off-limits as a Valentine gift. But taking your valentine on a dive to see some living coral would make for a lovely (albeit expensive) date.
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WATERTOWN, MA (March 10, 2014) On Friday, March 7, 2014, Brian Miller, Director of Young Adult Ministry for the Archdiocese of St. Louis, will appear on the nationally broadcasted talk show, This is the Day.
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Holiday house Lochem is a spacious (about 100 m2) floor terraced stone house.
It's situated on a quiet wooded village (Buitencentrum Ruighenrode) on the outskirts of the historic city Lochem.
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Suitable for up to 10 people (+ baby).
Our house is located in a wooded area.
The center of Lochem is approximately 3 km away.
The adjacent Ruighenrode Estate has a restaurant, tennis courts, mini golf, bocce courts and playgrounds.
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