This is off the Bermuda Triangle, where 16+ ships washed up on a sand bar.

The mystery of the Bermuda Triangle has been given a scientific explanation: methane vents which have been discovered in that region.

Methane reduces the density of water, causing ships that would normally float, to instead sink.

Methane, when in gas form, messes with the electrical components of aircraft, causing them to fail and sometimes fall right out of the sky.

Methane also causes the water to turn a ghostly greenish color, and the “ghost ships” reported to be seen are simply green reflections of the ships that scatter the bottom of the triangle.

If we allow Romney to be elected president the rest of the world will have no choice but to break the USA's section of the Earth off to float in space on its own until we come to our senses.
Here’s a diagram to help you understand:

(Source: marion-b.com)

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Cults
Self Titled ; 2011

I find most of my music through the popular music streaming service Pandora. When I find a song that I like, I bookmark it and go home and download it. I'll usually listen to it a few times and then it'll get lost in the bottomless pit that is my iTunes library. Cults on the other hand, held my attention. Rarely can I sit through an entire album and enjoy each song just as much, if not more, as the last. Most of the time the songs just blend into each other, I get bored, and move onto something new. Cults' self-titled album, released in 2011, is the perfect combination of catchy and sweet. The girl-pop element of their sound is pretty evident. The use of borrowed elements play along with the lyrics to create a little world where one minute Follin is singing a frustrated "fuck you" and dreaming of escaping the next.
It's this type of turn that keeps me hooked on an album and wanting more.

At just over a half hour, Cults feels like the perfect length just long enough for the commute to school (or to work).
But most importantly, it's allowed the group room to grow without overdoing themselves. This album is new and rewarding, and I give it a solid 8.5.