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7 ways to celebrate Shark Week - Vimarsana News

7 ways to celebrate Shark Week

Looking for ways to celebrate Shark Week? Here are some upcoming events in Boston and around Massachusetts.

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Shark's eye view: Greg Skomal on a life spent chasing great white shadows | Books - Vimarsana News

Shark's eye view: Greg Skomal on a life spent chasing great white shadows | Books

In his new memoir, the pre-eminent Atlantic shark researcher delights in enduring mystery as well as scientific discovery

Book about sharks is a beach read that will hook you - Vimarsana News

Book about sharks is a beach read that will hook you

“Chasing Shadows: My Life Tracking the Great White Shark” by Greg Skomal with Ret Talbot

CNN Anderson Cooper 360 July 11, 2014 03:43:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Anderson Cooper 360 July 11, 2014 03:43:00

She was raped as a child, lives in the next house over. >> having this man next to me is a terrible trigger for all that ugly stuff that happened to me. i won't be able to come out of my house now. every noise that i hear, i'm going to be on high alert. that's not living. i feel now that we're basically the prisoners. >> reporter: these women vow to keep vigil outside of the house until hubbart leaves. >> hubbart fears strong women. he goes after the weak. he fears us. >> reporter: stephanie elam, cnn, palmdale, california. >> john walsh has spent much of his life tracking down criminals that ...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KGO - 20121017:08:47:00

Lawyer chris marinello spends his life tracking stolen art. in the hands of these criminals, what are they worth? >> they're absolutely worthless. no legitimate dealer or museum or collector will touch these paintings. >> reporter: they may try to ransom them, but officially the art world doesn't pay ransom, and experts say there is no real black market for stolen art. when the mona lisa was stolen in 1911, pablo picasso himself was a suspect, but two years later, a museum security guard was arrested as he tried to sell the painting to an italian museum for $100,000, a fortune at the time. the...