This is quite possibly the coolest desk ever.

A guy snorkeling in Honolulu was bitten on the leg by a Tiger Shark not a great way to start a vacation. He was snorkeling looking for turtles when an eight foot shark took a bite out of him. Two partially eaten turtles were found washed ashore. Just a tip for snorkelers. If you find partially eaten turtles on shore there is a pretty good chance something is preying on them. I would turn around and head for the pool.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/nationworld/sns-ap-shark-attack,0,3552001.story?coll=orl_tab01_layout

Discovery Channel is advertising that shark week is coming up so I thought this was timely. I live in Florida which is quite possibly one of the most dangerous states to call home. You have hurricanes, tornadoes, alligators, venomous snakes and of course sharks. Thousands of people visit Florida every year and what vacation would be complete without a trip to the beach? According to the International Shark Attack File there were 520 unprovoked shark attacks between 1882-2005 with 13 of those being fatal. Unprovoked is the key word here. You are swimming minding your own business when all of a sudden a huge fish with teeth tears into your calf and you are now an appetizer. Have fun at the beach.