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In this June 18, 2012 photo, Yusmaikel Portales cleans the solar panel on the roof of his grandfather's home in Pinar del Rio, Cuba. The Caribbean island is proud of its success in using alternative energy to bring electricity to isolated hamlets. But scientists say the island, blessed with year-around sunshine and sea breezes but plagued with chronic energy shortages, could be doing much more on the national level, and that its government is missing a golden opportunity to reduce its dependence on subsidized oil from Venezuela. (AP Photo/Franklin Reyes) (AP Photo/Franklin Reyes)
In this June 18, 2012 photo, Yusmaikel Portales cleans the solar panel on the roof of his grandfather's home in Pinar del Rio, Cuba. The Caribbean island is proud of its success in using alternative energy to bring electricity to isolated hamlets. But scientists say the island, blessed with year-around sunshine and sea breezes but plagued with chronic energy shortages, could be doing much more on the national level, and that its government is missing a golden opportunity to reduce its dependence on subsidized oil from Venezuela. (AP Photo/Franklin Reyes) (AP Photo/Franklin Reyes)
In this June 18, 2012 photo, Marcos Portales sits on the edge of a porch backdropped by a solar-powered video room, in Pinar del Rio, Cuba. The Caribbean island is proud of its success in using alternative energy to bring electricity to isolated hamlets. But scientists say the island, blessed with year-around sunshine and sea breezes but plagued with chronic energy shortages, could be doing much more on the national level, and that its government is missing a golden opportunity to reduce its dependence on subsidized oil from Venezuela. (AP Photo/Franklin Reyes)
In this June 18, 2012 photo, Juan Alonso speaks during an interview with at his solar-powered home in Pinar del Rio, Cuba. The Cuban farmer says solar energy has revolutionized the lives his family, who now have electrical lighting, a television and DVD player. "Just imagine, you toil all day in the field and then when you get home you have to grope around doing things with a gas lantern, with a torch to illuminate the patio at night," Alonso said, describing life during decades past. (AP Photo/Franklin Reyes)
In this June 18, 2012 photo, Yudania Portales, left, talks to her mother Idania Alonso while watching television in his grandfather's solar-powered home in Pinar del Rio, Cuba. The Caribbean island is proud of its success in using alternative energy to bring electricity to isolated hamlets. But scientists say the island, blessed with year-around sunshine and sea breezes but plagued with chronic energy shortages, could be doing much more on the national level, and that its government is missing a golden opportunity to reduce its dependence on subsidized oil from Venezuela. (AP Photo/Franklin Reyes)
In this June 18, 2012 photo, Yusmaikel Portales cleans the solar panel on the roof of his grandfather's home in Pinar del Rio, Cuba. The Caribbean island is proud of its success in using alternative energy to bring electricity to isolated hamlets. But scientists say the island, blessed with year-around sunshine and sea breezes but plagued with chronic energy shortages, could be doing much more on the national level, and that its government is missing a golden opportunity to reduce its dependence on subsidized oil from Venezuela. (AP Photo/Franklin Reyes)
RAMON GORDO, Cuba (AP) ? The sleepy country setting that farmer Juan Alonso calls home hasn't changed much since he was born 74 years ago, with the two rustic wooden houses nestled among palm trees against a backdrop of green hills and clear skies.
Incongruously perched atop the homes are the only visual clues that his 150-acre (60-hectare) farm inhabits the 21st century: the gleaming solar panels that revolutionized the lives of Alonso and his family.
"Just imagine, you toil all day in the field and then when you get home you have to grope around doing things with a gas lantern, with a torch to illuminate the patio at night," Alonso said, describing life during decades past. Now his family has electric lights, a television and a DVD player. "It's a change as radical as night to day."
Cuba is proud of its success in using alternative energy to bring electricity to isolated hamlets like Ramon Gordo, 90 miles (150 kilometers) west of Havana. Some 2,000 schools and at least 400 hospitals are lit up by solar panels in rural areas not plugged into the national grid. But scientists say the island, blessed with year-around sunshine and sea breezes but plagued with chronic energy shortages, could be doing much more on the national level, and that its communist government is missing a golden opportunity to reduce its dependence on subsidized oil from uber-ally Venezuela, where President Hugo Chavez is sick with cancer.
It is vital that Cuba expand its energy horizons "so it doesn't remain at the mercy of political changes in the region that could affect it adversely," said Judith Cherni, an alternative energy expert at the Imperial College London Center for Environmental Policy.
The urgency to find alternative energy sources was driven home last month when an exploratory offshore oil well drilled by Spanish company Repsol turned out to be dry, a setback to Cuba's hopes for a big strike that could be a boon for the limping economy, though exploration continues.
Despite recent essays by revolutionary hero Fidel Castro on impending global catastrophe due to climate change, Cuba gets just 3.8 percent of its electricity from renewables, a pittance even by regional standards and far behind global leaders.
In the nearby Dominican Republic, where a 2007 law establishes tax breaks for investment in alternative energy, renewables account for 14 percent of electrical generation. Germany, the gold standard for high-tech green energy, gets 20 percent of its considerably larger electrical consumption from renewables, mostly from wind.
The reality in Cuba today is that wind and solar energy sources are almost exclusively for local consumption and there has been little attempt to expand them to augment the national grid, which is powered mostly by fossil fuels. Scientists say the country lacks the investment and expertise for such a move.
Around the region, examples abound for Cuba to emulate. Central American nations are using hydroelectric facilities to harness the power of rivers. Caribbean islands are passing laws stimulating foreign investment in renewables. Wind and solar farms are popping up where viable. Faraway in Europe, and nearby in the United States, individuals with solar panels can get paid for any extra energy they generate that goes back into the grid.
"Possessing apt natural resources to generate energies is a tremendous boon, but that alone is not enough to create energy," said Cherni.
Another obstacle to boosting renewable energy is a stubbornly fixed mindset that equates development with oil.
Memories are still vivid here of the "Special Period" of the 1990s, when the island's economy tanked with the dissolution of the Soviet Union, ushering in years of hunger, prolonged blackouts and fuel shortages. People thumbed rides to work on the back of bicycles as cars sat idle and empty-tanked.
To cope, Cuba began installing its first solar panels, building small hydroelectric plants, restoring old windmills and extracting gas from animal waste.
But after Chavez's election in 1998 in oil-rich Venezuela, Cuba once again embraced fossil fuels wholeheartedly with the appearance of a new benefactor and ideological ally willing to help keep the lights on. Today Caracas provides nearly half Cuba's petroleum needs, shipping about 100,000 barrels of oil a day to the island on beneficial terms while Cuba sends doctors and technical advisers to Venezuela.
"Cuba is a nation that is dependent on oil, yes, but in addition the culture of its leaders and technicians, of its common citizens, is one of fossil fuels," said Alejandro Montesinos, a renewable energy expert at Cubasolar, the island's chief NGO for sustainable energy.
In Havana, the fear is that the oil spigot could be turned off if Chavez is forced to leave office due to health problems or electoral defeat. Cuba has pinned its hopes on offshore oil deposits in the Gulf of Mexico that could hold between 5 billion and 9 billion barrels, but those have yet to be quantified, an initial exploration well came up dry and production is still years out in a best-case scenario.
"In the imagination of the people, there is this idea that oil is going to appear in the Gulf of Mexico and this country's problems will be solved," said Montesinos, who says that Cuba and its leaders must embrace the idea that expensive investments in solar and wind will pay off over the long run.
A push for green energy would also match well with the ecological leanings of the Castro brothers. Current President Raul Castro said June 21 at a summit in Rio de Janeiro that there is an urgent need for "a transcendental change" and a shift to sustainable development if the planet is to be saved.
Cuba began an alternative energy program in the 1980s and ramped it up the following decade. It has installed 9,000 solar panels and built four experimental wind farms, according to Manuel Mendez, director of renewable energy at the Ministry of Basic Industry. It also burns biomass from sugarcane, currently the island's largest source of renewable energy in Cuba, and officials plan an expansion.
Cuban authorities say that in recent months they have completed a study of the best places to install wind generators and made plans to inaugurate a wind farm on the island's north coast next year. Details have not been released. Around the turn of the year a new solar farm with a one-megawatt capacity should come online on the Island of Youth.
"What has been done is a little or a lot?" Mendez asked rhetorically during a recent TV appearance. "The answer is that ... more is required."
He added that officials aim to boost renewable electrical production to 16.5 percent of demand by 2020.
Alonso, the farmer in Ramon Gordo, said solar energy transformed his family's life and he believes in green energy's potential to work similar miracles on a national level.
"The sun is what gives the world energy, and it can power industry," Alonso said. "I think we lack strength, but we're on our way."
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Kim Kardashian graces the August cover of InStyle and you simply won't believe all the things tells the magazine about her marriage to Kris Humphries and her relationship with Kanye West.
Okay, maybe you will.
"I've always believed in love," Kardashian says for the 97th time, reciting the same lines about her divorce written months ago by some PR firm. "I haven't always been so lucky, but I still do believe in it.. I loved this person, it just wasn't the right situation for me. I try to hold my head up high and live my life."
And wear really ridiculous fashion whenever possible.
Kim, of course, is now dating Kanye, at least in public. She's hopeful it will last because her mother says she needs to pretend she can commit the two have been close for years.
“We’ve had a deep friendship for so long and that’s the start of a really good relationship."
But will Kardashian and West be walking down the aisle any time soon, as tabloids have alleged? Probably, the former says, though that could change at any time if E! producers change their mind.
“It has taught me to take things slow,” she said of her second marriage. “I’ve always been the type to fall in love fast and, with every boyfriend, I plan out my wedding in my head.”
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UFC 148: Silva vs. Sonnen II
This weekend Chael Sonnen gets his wish. Most of our wishes don't include being locked in a cage with UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva, but it's the only way for Sonnen to take the belt he's been chasing for the last few years, including a loss in their first title fight in 2010. While we'll be interested to see if the "best fighter on the planet" Silva can extend his 14-fight winning streak, that's not the only fight on the card as Tito Ortiz and Forrest Griffin square off for the third time as light heavyweights. Plus, unlike other sports, UFC isn't purely tied to subscription pay-TV, so you can watch on YouTube, Roku, Xbox 360, PC or mobile device if you'd like. Check out a video preview for the fight embedded after the break.
(July 7th, PPV, 10PM ET)
Tour de France
Cycling's biggest race is going on all month on Versus, oops, we mean NBC Sports Network / NBC. While we usually try to avoid getting up early for anything other than Formula 1, fans of the sport can get their stage action at 8AM daily (with a few exceptions). Epic hillclimbs, peloton crashes, inevitable accusations of doping, what's not to love?
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Wimbledon
Completing the sports trifecta for this week's highlights, Wimbledon action continues after the early rounds last week. Also broadcasting from Europe, Wimbledon is bringing a morning and daytime schedule finishing up with the men's and women's finals on Saturday and Sunday. ESPN has locked up the entire schedule and will be broadcasting it live, including on ESPN 3D.
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Baltimore Orioles' Jim Thome reacts after striking out with one runner on against the Cleveland Indians during the ninth inning of a baseball game, Sunday, July 1, 2012, in Baltimore. Thome went 0-4 in the Indians' 6-2 win. (AP Photo/Gail Burton)
Baltimore Orioles' Jim Thome reacts after striking out with one runner on against the Cleveland Indians during the ninth inning of a baseball game, Sunday, July 1, 2012, in Baltimore. Thome went 0-4 in the Indians' 6-2 win. (AP Photo/Gail Burton)
BALTIMORE (AP) ? Jim Thome arrived at Camden Yards on Sunday, eager to become a regular in the Baltimore Orioles lineup and to make a good team even better.
Acquired Saturday in a trade that sent two minor leaguers to Philadelphia, Thome, 41, hurriedly traveled from Miami to Baltimore and was in the starting lineup against Cleveland.
Playing in the American League means Thome can serve as a designated hitter.
"I expect to come to the ballpark and play every day," he said. "Can I do that? I mean, realistically, probably not. But I think the mentality every day is to come and be ready."
Thome batted fifth Sunday and received a standing ovation at Camden Yards before his first plate appearance, a groundout. He went 0 for 4 with two strikeouts in Baltimore's 6-2 loss.
Thome didn't play as often as he would have liked for the last-place Phillies. He was, however, thankful to get a second chance to be in Philadelphia, where he starred from 2003-05.
"I think everybody knows my history in Philly. It's a great organization, they were first class," he said. "Obviously, I think they put me in a real good situation here, so I am excited again."
Thome expected to play more first base with the Phillies, but wasn't physically capable of doing so.
"That put them in a tough situation and I understood that," he said. "Then interleague happened and I was able to get some consistent at-bats. It was one of them things where it kind of made me really realize how much I did love the game and how much I did want to play and get those at-bats every day."
The lefty batting Thome has 609 home runs, tied with Sammy Sosa for seventh on the career list. He had 18 at Camden Yards in 67 games.
"It's always been a very good park to hit in, but ultimately you've got to go out and have good at-bats," he said. "Good at-bats hopefully will produce hits."
Thome was delighted to join a team in contention to make the postseason. Despite Sunday's loss, Baltimore is in second place in the AL East with a 42-36 record.
"These guys, they've had a great year," he said. "I think they've done some special things and hopefully we can continue to do that."
Thome's presence could mean a lot in a clubhouse in needed of veteran leadership.
"Not only can you contribute the days you play, but also the days you don't play. Watching the game, watching pitchers and just talking baseball," he said. "I think that's what I was fortunate to learn from in Cleveland and my years coming up. And, hopefully, if anything, as well, you might say something to somebody and it helps them. I'm always there. I think being a good teammate is being a good listener. And also being there as a teammate and a friend. Through the years, I have had some good ones that I've been able to follow."
He can still come off the bench and be effective, as evidenced by his game-ending, pinch-hit homer against Tampa Bay on June 23. It was his last hit with Philadelphia.
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