I live in Santa Barbara, CA. Tomorrow there are going to be people on the beach holding hands and chanting as to create a symbolic boom to stop the black death in the Gulf.
Really, it is even being advertised on the radio.
So no one should worry, I am sure the chanting and hand holding with fix the leak and stop the damage.
“I live in Santa Barbara, CA. Tomorrow there are going to be people on the beach holding hands and chanting as to create a symbolic boom to stop the black death in the Gulf.
Really, it is even being advertised on the radio.
So no one should worry, I am sure the chanting and hand holding with fix the leak and stop the damage.”
I fear for this country...
I hope the “Big One” swallows them whole. 8.8 on the Richter.
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Oxnard, California: A helicopter company and an emergency response team from Naval Base Ventura County are deploying resources to assist with the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Aspen Helicopters Inc. of Oxnard has secured a government contract to send a special observation aircraft to transport U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologists to look for soiled seabirds and marine mammals. The plane left Saturday for Louisiana and flight observations were to begin Sunday.
“We’re standing by to send a second aircraft that I might send down later in the week if they need it,” said Rick Throckmorton, Aspen’s director of operations.
Aspen has three of the specialized aircraft — Partenavia P-68 “Observers” — which are regularly used to count sea otters, birds, California sea lions and seals. GPS recording devices relay animal sightings to ground personnel or support boats. At 500 feet above the sea, the planes produce little sound so as not to disturb wildlife, and they are equipped with glass-nosed cockpits and bubble observation windows.
“With that glass nose you can just see everything,” Throckmorton said.
http://m.vcstar.com/news/2010/may/03/ventura-county-resources-sent-to-assist-with-oil/