close Video Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts again Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano started to erupt inside its summit crater. (EpicLava) A new study has uncovered a previously undetected magma chamber beneath Kolumbo, an active submarine volcano in the Mediterranean Sea near Santorini, Greece. A group of international researchers used a novel imaging technique for volcanoes that produces high-resolution images of seismic wave properties, according to a Jan. 12 release from the American Geophysical Union (AGU). The study was published in the AGU journal Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems, and the authors noted that the presence of the chamber "poses a serious hazard as it could produce a highly explosive, tsunamigenic eruption in the near future." Researchers are recommending real-time hazard monitoring stations near other active submarine volcanoes to improve estimations of when an eruption might be likely to occur. HUMPBACK WHALE … [Read more...] about Surprise magma chamber found under Mediterranean Sea volcano near popular tourist destination
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$6.5M Mediterranean-Style Home On St. Pete’s Exclusive Bayshore Blvd.
0 Real Estate This beautiful St. Petersburg home has more than 120 feet of open waterfront with views of Tampa Bay, downtown and Snell Isle Harbor. Tiffany Razzano , Patch Staff Posted Reply ST. PETERSBURG, FL — Located on a quiet cul-de-sac on the south end of the exclusive Bayshore Boulevard NE in St. Pete, this spacious waterfront Mediterranean-style dream home epitomizes waterfront living in Florida. This is a one-of-a-kind lot with over 120 feet of prime, open, sailboat and protected waterfront with views of Tampa Bay, downtown St. Pete and Snell Isle Harbor. An updated and open floor plan interior space with kitchen, family room and dining area opening to the outside integrates indoor and outdoor living with an expansive backyard and side yard space with heated pool, dock, boat lift, jet ski lift and sitting dock space for great views of the sunrise and sunset, manatees, dolphins, and downtown. Address: 3110 … [Read more...] about $6.5M Mediterranean-Style Home On St. Pete’s Exclusive Bayshore Blvd.
Greek Migrant Route Deaths Surge Threefold in 2022 over Previous Year
Deaths of migrants by people smugglers along the Eastern Mediterranean route to Greece surged in 2022 by nearly 300 per cent over the previous year, according to the United Nations Refugee Agency UNHCR. According to a report from the UNHCR, at least 326 people were either reported as missing or have been confirmed to have died trying to cross the Eastern Mediterranean Sea from Turkey to Greece last year. The 2022 numbers are nearly three times higher than 2021 — which saw 115 migrants reported dead or missing — and are the largest numbers since the peak of the European migrant crisis in 2015 and 2016. The number of deaths is also the highest relative to the number of migrants who arrived in Greece illegally since 2014. In 2022, a total of 12,756 migrants arrived in Greece across the Eastern Mediterranean route, while 2016, which saw 441 deaths, saw 173,450 migrant arrivals. The deadly cost of the open borders approach to illegal immigration: https://t.co/RyYtKhoAuD — … [Read more...] about Greek Migrant Route Deaths Surge Threefold in 2022 over Previous Year
Coming to Theaters Near You: ‘Captain America: Civil War,’ ‘A Bigger Splash,’ ‘The Family Fang,’ and More
0 Arts & Entertainment WATCH THE TRAILERS: Your guide to movies with a theatrical release on May 6, 2016. Bea Karnes , Patch Staff Posted | Updated Reply By Beau Behan, Film Critic Are you planning on going to the movies this weekend? Here are this week’s new releases: “Captain America: Civil War” “A Bigger Splash” “The Family Fang” And here’s what they’re all about. “Captain America: Civil War” (Nationwide, May 6) WATCH the above movie review. PG-13, 147 min, Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi Directors: Anthony Russo, Joe Russo A decision to place the Avengers under a governing body creates a rift among the Avengers. – Marvel “A Bigger Splash” (Limited, May 6) WATCH the above movie trailer. R, 124 min, Crime, Drama, Mystery Director: Luca Guadagnino In “A Bigger Splash,” rock legend Marianne Lane (Tilda Swinton) is recuperating on the volcanic island of Pantelleria … [Read more...] about Coming to Theaters Near You: ‘Captain America: Civil War,’ ‘A Bigger Splash,’ ‘The Family Fang,’ and More
10 Extraordinary Real Estate Deals In Metro Detroit
0 Real Estate From a cozy family home to urban condos to a restored Colonial Revival to a Tuscan-inspired estate, these housing deals are eye candy. Beth Dalbey , Patch Staff Posted Reply METRO DETROIT, MI — Whether you’re looking for a condo in the city or nearby suburbs, a sprawling estate, a family home or something that looks like it’s from another time or country, you’ll find it on realtor.com . Below are 10 Wow! House properties we recently featured on Patch. Dramatic Bowed Loft Stuns In $749K Condo Wow! House: From the heightened entrance to the dramatic bowed loft area, this home will impress even the most discerning buyer. Staircase Is The Star In This $849K Stunner There’s so much to love in this showstopper in Clinton Township. The staircase alone will take your breath away. Step Out On The Veranda For An Upscale Party It's hard to believe this completely restored 1891 Colonial Revival costs … [Read more...] about 10 Extraordinary Real Estate Deals In Metro Detroit
With Sensuality and Coolness, a Debut Novel Considers the (Partial) Truths We Tell About Ourselves
A young woman sits alone in a cafe in Paris. How lucky she is, you might think if you happened past, to have her life ahead of her, to be free in this lovely spot in this most romantic of cities. But people are seldom who we imagine them to be. The stories we assume for them are not the stories they tell themselves. Nunu, the narrator of Aysegul Savas’s delicate, melancholy debut novel, “Walking on the Ceiling,” does not feel bold or playful or sophisticated as she sips her coffee in Paris; she feels invisible, bereft. “I wondered how it was that people knew what to do,” she says, thinking about her fellow diners. “Small things, I mean. The rituals of a day. The hours.” Nunu has come to France to study literature after the death of her mother back home in Istanbul. Like a snail curling fearfully into its shell, she is receding from the world. Her isolation is the kind peculiar to big cities, magnified because she is estranged — from the world around her and also from herself. Her … [Read more...] about With Sensuality and Coolness, a Debut Novel Considers the (Partial) Truths We Tell About Ourselves