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Ever heard of them?

DO NOT USE THEM… DANGER DANGER DANGER DANGER

I have spend over three weeks trying to get my money back and they have not submitted any artwork per my order.

They submitted their first rendition of artwork for review. Upon review of this artwork, it wasn’t even close to what I submitted.

Because the artwork they submitted for review was so far off from my original order, I wrote

October 22, 2010 a Friday to remember for these divers who not only saw the Manta Ray but filmed her. The TISIRI team was once again working on the environment. Out collecting trash as part of a grant by West Marine. The days events were being documented on film. Joe Kistel, as the last diver to enter the water explains the story to me like this: I was

MARINELAND — The impact of artificial reefs on ocean life is the topic of the next Evenings at Whitney lecture, at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Whitney Laboratory for Marine Bioscience.

William J. Lindberg, associate professor of fisheries and aquatic science at the University of Florida, will speak on “How enhanced reef habitat might improve some fisheries populations.”

In 1990,

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WASHINGTON – The White House blocked efforts by federal scientists to tell the public just how bad the Gulf oil spill could have been, according to a panel appointed by President Barack Obama to investigate the worst offshore oil spill in U.S. history.

In documents released Wednesday, the national oil spill commission’s staff reveals that in late April or early May the White House budget

Today, September 19, 2010 the Blown out BP well is official declared, dead.

WASHINGTON – After intense negotiations, BP on Thursday bowed to

President Barack Obama’s demand for a $20 billion fund to compensate victims of the disastrous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. The humbled chairman of the giant British company apologized to the American people for the horrendous accident.

BP is suspending its

dividends to shareholders for the rest of

This $25 million grant is in addition to a previous $25 million block grant that BP announced on May 5 to help accelerate the implementation of the State’s Area Contingency Plan, and a $25 million tourism grant announced on May 17.

This is what cutting corners to make a profit does.

LONDON – The Gulf of Mexico oil spill risked turning into a trans-Atlantic diplomatic rift Thursday after U.S. threats to have BP fork out billions more for the disaster caused a precipitous slide in the blue-chip’s stock, hurting retirement savings for millions of Britons.

My thought: Why tell us, tell BP. They are the ones who are responsible for this mess.
 America,

What do you think?
What should be the consequences for the catasptrophe occuring off our shores for BP and
US Government?

Is a companies profits (Mngt bonus’) to come at the cost of our planet and its citizens? Should non stockholder of BP be made to pay for their mistakes of saving a buck to make a ton of bucks for BP, its stockholders? Who is BP being responsible to? Of course