Blue Lava
1000s of Dead Crabs Wash Ashore in England
More News on Dead Crabs in Britain and New Zealand
Tough Decision for Bayou Working Class Youth
Biosprit Harmful
Renewable Energy in Cambodia
Dead Fish (100 tons) on Brazil Beaches
Dead Bird Mystery Google Search
Veterans Post Gulf War Evidence
Animal Deaths Global Phenomenon
Oil Washes Ashore Again
No Government Plan on Gulf Spill Problems
Carpet of Dead Snapper in New Zealand
Mighty Surf Lords at Black Tangerine
1000s of Birds Falling Dead from The Sky, Fish Washing Ashore
The Astronauts Competition Coupe LP Re-Issue
1000s of Dead Crabs on Shore
Tiki Kings at Bassy, Berlin
Spacedog at Zosch, Berlin
But this was a disaster with two distinct parts — first a blowout, then the destruction of the Horizon. The second part, which killed 11 people and injured dozens, has escaped intense scrutiny, as if it were an inevitable casualty of the blowout.
It was not.
read more here about Deep Water Horizon’s final hours
Bird Count on The Gulfcoast
Bastards, Slacktone, and Lucky Cheats at Aces and Ales
Forbidden Island Tiki-Lypso NYE Party
One million gallon sewage spill at Trestles
R.I.P. Robert Graham Demmon, February 11, 1939 – December 18, 2010
quote: … Bob’s love of music eventually attracted others to him and a band was formed – The Astronauts. As a local group they played at 3.2 beer establishments near CU and many sock hops, armory dances, and grange halls in and around Colorado and surrounding states. The Astronauts became national and international recording and performing stars by impressing an RCA Victor Records’ executive during a 1962 performance at the Tulagi nightclub and dance hall on 13th Street in the Hill area. In 1963 their first of seven record albums came out which sold well to both national and international audiences. The group had the number one hit in Japan during 1964-65.
The Turtles – Santa and The Sidewalk Surfer
Waitiki 7 on NPR