AFRICA’S “FLYING SHARKS”

If sharks were not terrifying enough for the average swimmer, diver and surfer, flying sharks are sure to evoke a new sense of dread. False Bay in Cape Town is home to the only group of Great White Sharks in the world that perform these leaping feats on a regular basis. However, these sizeable sharks are not becoming airborne as an evolutionary adaptation to retrieve birds in the air or to spot hapless swimmers near the shore. Rather, they are breaching, much the same way that whales do, as part of their hunting behavior.

 

 There is a video where you can see tha sharks doing their thing.

A girl from Wisconsin has saved the lives

A girl from Wisconsin (USA) has saved the lives of his mother because he learned medical knowledge, not a first aid course but in the television series 'Grey's Anatomy'. A girl from Wisconsin (USA) has saved the lives of his mother because he learned medical knowledge, not a first aid course, but in the television series 'Grey's Anatomy'.

The girl heroine, has told the media that what he did to save his mother what he had learned in the series, besides his mother and see her every Thursday.

Madisyn Seyferth, 10, was at home with her ​​friend Katelynn Vreeke, 12 years old when her mother found unconsciousness at the foot of the stairs, pick up Daily Mail

The girl called 911, not knowing what to do. The paramedics asked if he knew CPR, to which they responded yes.

Madisyn her mother gave him mouth-to mouth, while Katelynn made ​​her a heart massage to try to revive her.

The emergency response to the call took 4 minutes to arrive and argued that if the girls had not proceeded as they did, Ms. Seyferth not have survived.

Fire Chief Jeff Hermann said that small did what had to be done and should be praised for their speed, while they proceeded correctly in an emergency.

TO SEE THAT NOT EVERYTHING YOU SEE ON TV IS BAD AND DOES NOT WORK AT ALL, just a matter of SELECT WHAT YOU SEE WELL !!!!!

red Sox news.

 as you know, I'm a big fan of the Boston Red Sox and thats why I decided to post this comment about the team that I followed many years, I hope you read it and please leave a comment when you pass by.

Pedro Martinez, who put together one of the best four-year stretches as a starter in Major League history, said that he's planning to officially announce his retirement soon.
Martinez, 40, last pitched in the Majors in 2009 with the Phillies, making nine starts.
"I'm going to [officially announce it], I'm going to do it, but I want to throw a party too," Martinez said. "I want to make it part of every place that I'm going to be remembered and loved by the fans."