Dangerous Staph Germs Found at U.S. BeachesSource: Yahoo! News
Dangerous staph bacteria have been found in sand and water for the first time at five public beaches along the coast of Washington, and scientists think the state is not the only one with this problem.
Teenager buried in sand nearly drowns Source: The Sun Newspaper Online
A TEENAGER nearly died after pranksters buried him to his neck on a beach as the tide swept in.
Waves crashed over the terrified 16-year-old's head as holidaymakers desperately tried to free him.
But they couldn't dig fast enough as the sea compacted the sand.
Skeletons in the generals�� cupboardsSource: The Daily Times , Pakistan
How come we are looking for skeleton's in the Indian Generals cupboard?
When we should be searching our own in Pakistan. How many Captains and Subalterns have been made ''scapegoats'' by the Top Brass to hide their
own incompetency?

Michigan is a vacationers dream, especially one who loves the beach. The state of Michigan has more than 3000 miles of shoreline.
The World's Largest Fossil WildernessSource: Smithsonianmag.com
Finding a fossil in a coal mine is no big deal. Coal deposits, after all, are petrified peat swamps, and peat is made from decaying plants, which leave their imprints in mud and clay as it hardens into shale stone.
Vibrations Visualized With Sand And SoundSource: NPR
Shake a metal plate covered in sand at certain frequencies and intricate patterns mysteriously appear. Jon Jacobsen, a mathematician at Harvey Mudd College, explains why this 200-year-old demonstration still captivates scientists and students.
Sands profits slip awaySource: ReviewJournal.com - News
Declining revenues in Macau and one-time charges sent Las Vegas Sands Corp. to a net loss of $111.3 million in the fourth quarter, the company said Wednesday.
Hand-Springing Spider Excites Bionics ExpertsSource: SPIEGEL ONLINE
Forget about crawling. A spider discovered in the Sahara Desert moves by doing a series of hand springs across the sand -- and travels surprisingly fast. Bionics experts think the method could be used for future Mars explorer vehicles.
CyberOr Sand and LightSource: israelseen.com
And the journey continues. Dr. Rabbi Moshe Dror continues to unpack the secrets in the Biblical texts.
The correlation of Abraham's journey with our cyber journey goes much further and deeper.
FBI Charges Mom Who Is Still Missing With DaughterSource: cbs4.com
The FBI has filed abduction charges against a mother who remains missing with one of her two daughters. The three had been living in a dug out hole in the sand underneath a Fort Lauderdale beach playground.
Israel Deliberately Forgets Its History by Schlomo SandSource: Le Monde diplomatique
An Israeli historian suggests the diaspora was the consequence, not of the expulsion of the Hebrews from Palestine, but of proselytising across north Africa, southern Europe and the Middle East.
Jamaica gripped by 'stolen beach'Source: Telegraph
Jamaican police appear nowhere nearer to solving the mystery of a suspected 'theft' of a beach on the island's north coast.

Bright thing
Stripes and color
Shape of curve.
Willing the water
Resting in sand
Being
Being
Being.
Let me allow myself that time
That time to sink in sand.
To be washed by water
To be just what I am.
It is a spark
It is a universe
It is silent
It calls out.

We are used to finding sand on beaches and dunes, and we are just as used to seeing our footprints as we playfully flirt with the idea of entering the water or rolling down the dune. Inside our computers lies a processor which is comprised of the same stuff most sand is, silicon.
100 Cars Sink In Daytona SandSource: local6.com
Nearly 100 cars sank and became stuck in unusually soft sand on Daytona Beach, forcing beach patrol officers to close parts of the beach to all vehicles.
Sand From The Sahara Could Blow Into UKSource: Sky.com
Wow isn't the world strange.
It takes around 5 hours to get from the UK to Egypt via plane, how on earth could sand come all that and mix with British rain?
Get sick at the Beach - E. coli Thrives in Beach SandsSource: Live Science
The perils of a day at the beach aren't always as easy to see as riptides, broken shells and jellyfish—the sand at the shore may harbor E. coli and other potentially dangerous disease-causing bacteria, a recent study showed.

I love to go to the beach. I went for one day last week and took tons of pictures. These are the best photos and here are the 10 best reasons I can think of to take a visit.
Everytime I go, I see someone doing something interesting.