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  • 7
    Jan
    2012
    11:37am, EST

    Jumana El Heloueh / Reuters

    A development is seen on one of the islands of The World Islands project in Dubai Jan. 7. The World Islands is located approximately 2.5 miles off the coast of Jumeirah. The collection of man-made islands are shaped into the continents of the world, and will consist of 300 small private artificial islands divided into four categories - private homes, estate homes, dream resorts, and community islands, according to the development company Nakheel Properties Group.

    Own your own little corner of 'The World' in Dubai

    According to Luxatic.com., the first island is ready to receive guests. This after a report last year from The Telegraph that the islands were slowly sinking into the sea.

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  • 5
    Nov
    2011
    4:18pm, EDT

    Spewing underwater volcano shakes ground, forces Spain to close island port

    By Jim Seida

    Ships and aircraft have been ordered to stay away from the bubbling waters around La Restinga, and the Port's 600 residents have been evacuated.  Read more here...

    Spanish government handout / AFP - Getty Images

    This image released Nov. 3, shows green and brown stains at sea off the coast of the Spanish Canary Island of El Hierro. A series of quakes including one measuring 4.0 on the Richter scale shook Hierro island in Spain's Canaries, three weeks after a nearby undersea volcanic eruption. The 4.0-magnitude quake struck at 0755 GMT in the Atlantic about five kilometres (three miles) northwest of the town of Frontera, population 4,000, said a report by the National Geographical Institute.

    Spanish Institute of Oceanograph / EPA

    This computer-genereated image shows the underwater volcano in the southern area of El Hierro Island, in the Canary Islands, Spain, on Oct. 31.

    Canary Regional Goverment handout / EPA

    This image made available on Nov. 4 shows volcanic activity on Nov. 3 from underwater volcano at El Hierro island coast, Canary Islands, Spain. The volcano has being erupting and causing the ground to shake several times a day since July 2011.

     Follow the volcano's activity blow-by-blow on Earthquake Report

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    2012 woe is me................ OMG I live on a planet that must be embarrassed.

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  • 15
    Oct
    2010
    11:23am, EDT

    Richard Bouhet/AFP-Getty Images

    Lava flows from the Piton de la Fournaise volcano on the French island of la Reunion in the Indian ocean on Friday, Oct. 15. The eruption took place yesterday near the "Chateau Fort" site, south east of the volcano, one of the world's most active.

    Richard Bouhet/AFP-Getty Images

    Hot lava

    By Jonathan Woods, msnbc.com

    Officials on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean say the Piton de la Fournaise volcano has erupted.

    The volcano is located in the southeast of the island. Most of the main population centers, including the capital, Saint-Denis, are clustered on the other half of the island.

    Accoridng to the Associated Press, The Piton de la Fournaise is a very active volcano and it often spews fumes and lava.

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    Sep
    2010
    10:52am, EDT

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    A surfer rides a wave in Montauk, N.Y., on Friday, Sept. 3. While current projections show Earl weakening as it moves over cooler waters, it is still described as a dangerous storm and the largest to make it into the New York City region since Hurricane Bob in 1991.

    Spencer Platt/Getty Images

    Surfers ride waves in Montauk, N.Y. on Friday.

    Making waves

    By Jonathan Woods, msnbc.com

    Check out our slideshow from Hurricane Earl

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    No seriously.... Oregon has some KILLER places to shred on the north coast...well Pacific City too...

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