2010年12月12日星期日

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In case you missed our summary post yesterday, a rogue wave swept the beach at Saturdays Mavericks Surf Contest, injuring at least 16 Breitling Navitimer watches spectators and scaring countless more, according to the New York Times. Attached is the video of the accident. Feel free to comment if you know how those who were injured are recovering.Stayton BonnerThe cellist and folk musician Ben Sollee, singersongwriter Daniel Martin Moore, and Jim James of My Morning Jacket have teamed up to create Dear Companion, a record about their home state of Kentucky and the problems associated with mountaintopremoval coal mining.

The album is out this week, and a cut of the proceeds will go to Appalachian Voices. You can catch Sollee and Moore on tour this Breitling Navitimer ChronoMatic watches spring. Check out the music video for Neednt Say a Thing above, and stream the album below.Aileen TorresWhile the global spotlight is on the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen this December,a new film makes a case for the importance of examining our energy sources here in the States.

Coal Country, a documentary by MariLynn Evans and Phylis Geller premiering on Planet Green November 14, takes a look at coalmining towns in Appalachia, which is home to some of the poorest communities in the U.S. Coal companies practice Breitling Navitimer Heritage watches mountaintopremoval mining (MTR) in these areas, and while the industry is a major source of jobs, it is also, the film argues, a major cause of environmental and economic problems. And it doesnt look like coal consumption will decrease anytime soon: The U.S. Energy Information Administration predicts that coal electricity will account for 39 percent of growth in national electricity generation from 2006 to 2030.