This is what happens when BP spills coffee. More comedy videos: www.UCBComedy.com Like UCB www.facebook.com Follow UCB: www.twitter.com Director: Peter Schultz & Brandon Bassham; Writers: Gavin Speiller, Eric Scott, Erik Tanouye, & John Frusciante; Editor: Peter Schultz, Starring: Eric Scott, Nat Freedberg, Kevin Cragg, Gavin Speiller, Kate McKinnon, John Frusciante, Zhubin Parang, Devlyn Corrigan, Erik Tanouye, Rob Lathan; Producer: Todd Bieber
MICHELLE'S FACEBOOK: bit.ly - Twitter: bit.ly - michelleC.tv - BP chief Tony Hayward will step down in October. He'll need a stiff drink. and I recommend the World's Most Crude Cocktail, a BP Oil Spill. This dirty lil' Mocktail ain't your Grandpa's Texas Tea! To help the Gulf Oil Spill clean up, send your hair, fur, feather or fleece clippings to a MatterofTrust.org bit.ly It's easy for YOU to make an eco-friendly and charitable contribution.You're invited to subscribe to the party here for upcoming episodes of Naughty Tipples with Michelle Coudon. A BP Oil Spill Cocktail recipe includes surprise spirit of your choosing, blue curaçao, Midori (melon liqueur), fresh lime juice, soy sauce, balsamic vinegar, olive oil, aromatic bitters, fish-shaped candy, chocolate syrup and a festive cocktail parasol. Music by Dabra "Madrugada" (Daniel_s_remix) and "Cidade Sol" Loveshadow "We R 1", FuriousStereo "Rainha do Sol Remix" and Kcentric "Desaprendere" (featuring Silvia O. Silky Jazz Mix) all via www.ccmixter.org. Photo Credits Kim Betton / US Fish and Wildlife Service
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Vote BP for Greenwash Gold 2012: www.greenwashgold.org BP's brand is all over the Olympics. Incredibly, it has landed the prestigious title of 'Sustainability Partner'. It is bankrolling educational and cultural initiatives, providing fuel for the Games, and sponsoring many athletes. The Olympics are the perfect vehicle for BP to try to convince the public that it is a good corporate citizen, playing an important social and environmental role. But BP is one of the most unsustainable companies on the planet. It is entirely focused on extracting every last fossil fuel it can get its hands on, including tar sands, the most destructive industrial project on the planet. If the Canadian tar sands are fully exploited as planned, they will contribute more than 10% of all the carbon emissions that humanity can afford to emit, ever, if we are to prevent runaway climate change. Extracting oil from tar sands also destroys swathes of boreal forest, uses huge amounts of fresh water, and causes soaring rates of illness in local communities. And despite the Deepwater Horizon disaster having permanently destroyed large portions of the Gulf Coast, BP is proudly restarting its deepwater drilling. It is also exploring the Arctic, where the volatile conditions make a Gulf-like spill both more likely to happen and much harder to control -- and such a disaster would cause unprecedented damage to the fragile ecoystem. Oh, and BP recently closed down its solar division, giving up on this <b>...</b>
Two years after the disaster, scientists and fishermen say they are seeing a disturbing amount of mutated sea life. Inside Story speaks with guests: Riki Ott, J Bennett Johnston, and Dahr Jamail.
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By 2030, the world will have experienced great changes in the way we use and produce energy, according to BP's Energy Outlook 2030, released in January 2012. Emerging markets will generate major growth in energy consumption and demands of a growing population will result in a greater reliance on renewable sources of energy. The report provides deeper insight into how our relationship with energy will evolve over the next twenty years. For more info, visit: bp.com
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Through initiatives from tourism support to environmental grants to community service work across Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida, BP is committed to helping the Gulf Coast with continued recovery and restoration. Iris Cross, General Manager, External Relations, for BP's Gulf Coast Restoration Organization, provides an update on BP's ongoing work in the Gulf of Mexico region since the 2010 oil spill. For more on these initiatives, please visit www.facebook.com/BPAmerica or www.bp.com.
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Toxic legacy of BP disaster lives on To see more go to www.youtube.com Follow us on Facebook (goo.gl or Twitter (www.twitter.com Two years after the Gulf of Mexico disaster BP say the area is back in business. But in reality oil is washing up on the beaches, local residents are falling ill and the peak of the crisis is yet to come. "We are glad to report all beaches and waters are open", states BP in a new advertising campaign. For the oil company business can resume as normal, but for the communities whose livelihoods rely upon the waters around the Gulf of Mexico business could not be worse: "there are no oysters growing so our future is very uncertain". Moreover, many locals who volunteered during the clear up are now suffering potentially fatal health problems caused by toxins in the chemical BP used to disperse the oil, Corexit 9527. "They are having breathing problems, headaches, breaking out in rashes, asthma...", explains a community worker, Glenda Perryman. And there could still be a wider threat to human health; strong evidence suggests the oil has got into the food chain. "We're finding it in larger quantities over a one-year period after the spill, so it's bio-accumulating. It's going to impact on generations to come", says Wilma Subra, an environmental scientist. As with the Exxon Valdez disaster in Alaska, it will take a few more years before the real impact of this spill is felt. For those in the locality, that may be too late: "I don't know if I am living <b>...</b>
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Friday marked the two year anniversary of America's worst oil spill. British Petroleum was behind the disaster that took two months to maintain yet also spawned side-effects that caused a downward spiral in the economy, tourism and wildlife still to this day. In recent ads, images of green grass and beautiful water have been advertised in an attempt to lure people to the US Gulf coast. But is everything back to normal? Abby Martin takes a closer look at spill two years later. Like us and/or follow us: twitter.com www.facebook.com
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This is a video going through the 3 AVA BP skills for pointman.
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DemocracyNow.org - Two years since the worst offshore oil spill in US history, we look at its impact on the Gulf of Mexico's residents and wildlife even as no BP officials have faced criminal prosecution for the disaster. Eleven workers died when the Deepwater Horizon well exploded and almost five million barrels of crude oil leaked into the ocean before the well was plugged after 51 days. BP maintains the Gulf is rapidly recovering thanks to the company's efforts, but Al Jazeera reporter Dahr Jamail describes how scientists say shrimp, fish and crabs in the Gulf of Mexico have been deformed by oil and chemicals released during the spill clean-up effort. Meanwhile, ProPublica's environmental reporter Abrahm Lustgarten says the company failed to learn from past mistakes that could have helped avoid the explosion. He is the author of the new book, "Run to Failure: BP and the Making of the Deepwater Horizon Disaster." Watch part 2 of this interview: youtu.be To watch the complete independent, weekday news hour, read the transcript and download the podcast, please visit www.democracynow.org. You can also find many other reports about the BP oil spill disaster. FOLLOW DEMOCRACY NOW! ONLINE Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: @democracynow Subscribe on YouTube: www.youtube.com Listen on SoundCloud: www.soundcloud.com Daily Email News Digest: www.democracynow.org Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit www.democracynow.org
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EcoWatch reveals shocking information of a BP cover-up of a blow-out prior to the deadly Deepwater Horizon explosion in the Gulf. Special report from the Caspian sea. for Ecowatch.org by investigative reporter Greg Palast.
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The US plays a big part in BP's 2030 Energy Outlook report, released in January 2012, which forecasts great changes in how America will fuel itself over the next twenty years. BP predicts that renewable energy will increase from 3% to 10% in the US by 2030, as oil use declines from 36% to 28%. Our Energy Outlook 2030 predicts a future defined by advances in power generation and renewable energy in the US For more, please visit bp.com
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This step-by-step instructional video will demonstrate the proper way to measure and record the blood pressure, which is one component of measuring a patient's vital signs. This skill is demonstrated according to current Florida CNA exam standards and includes counting for one full minute. This skill is used in CNA, RN and LPN training. Additional resources can be found at 4YourCNA.com. Order your blood pressure kit from www.4yourcna.com Enroll in our online program for practice tests, online workbook, instructional videos, supply kits and our step by step skills booklet to give you the skills you need to pass the FL CNA state exam! 4YourCNA.com - For ALL your CNA needs!
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Mike Utsler, president of BP's Gulf Coast Restoration Organization, discusses BP's response and support efforts in the Gulf. BP has spent more than $14 billion on the response and clean up in the wake of the Deepwater Horizon accident, underscoring the company's commitment to help with the economic and environmental restoration efforts in the Gulf region. For more on BP's Gulf initiatives, please visit www.facebook.com/BPAmerica or www.bp.com.
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Biofuel STAT gives you a unique perspective on the state of America's domestic biofuels industry from its challenges, to its success and its future. You now have access to first hand accounts from the C-Suite of the nation's top advanced biofuels companies as their top executives answer the same, industry probing, three questions with answers that could help fuel America's next revolution in renewable energy. Learn more at www.advancedbiofuelsassociation.com
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Watch the full speech from BP CEO Bob Dudley on 1/13/12 in Chicago, where he spoke about the company's efforts to "earn back America's trust" through Gulf response, new safety initiatives and commitment to US energy security. For more on BP's efforts, please visit www.facebook.com/BPAmerica or www.bp.com.
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Since the BP oil spill in Mexico last year a number of people directly and in-directly have died. Whether this is shear coincidence or something more sinister is something to think about. Please watch the video to the end as there is a very good speech worth listening to. Please comment and rate thank you and thanks again for your support. FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com BLOGSPOT: werner-geoengineering.blogspot.com CHEMTRAILS AUSTRALIA & INTERNATIONAL WEBPAGE: www.chemtrailaustraliainternational.com TWITTER: twitter.com
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Two years on from the Deepwater Horizon explosion, we ask if oil companies can be relied upon to regulate their own safety standards or if the US government should introduce new legislation. Robin Millican, Greg Palast and Michael Craig discuss.
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updated interview with Kindra mobilebroadcastnews.com The gasping fish video Kindra speaks of is in this clip www.youtube.com The Australian 60 minutes show she speaks of is here www.youtube.com This Venice LA local has been granted full security clearance... has seen the disaster from every possible angle and is NOT impressed. Hear the horrors of the front lines and behind scenes workings of the BP Gulf Oil Spill Catastrophe. GulfEmergencySummit.org
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The video you DIDN'T see on the 6 o'clock news broadcast of the BP Oil Spill Disaster in the Gulf. BP only showed you the "logical" video of the wellhead leak so that the world could watch as they attempted to "cap" it off. That's because if they had shown you the REAL leak, and the subsequent damage to the sea floor as a result of the explosion that left a huge crater and a leaking deep sea riser spewing, the odds of them being able to repair the damage would be known. That damage still exists today, and it the root cause of the documented sightings of oil seen in the Gulf near the BP Macondo well site since spring of 2011, which BP is always careful to state it's not the "well" that's leaking. It's not. It's the riser deep below the ocean floor, and the subsequent damage to the sea floor that continues to cause shifts in the plates and resultant earthquakes since April of 2010 in various parts of the Gulf states and the southern US. The demand for real answers and the truth continues.
What stage are you in? Bender discusses the eight distinct stages YTPers go through in their YTP careers. Stay tuned until the end for an interview opportunity! Music used (in order of appearance): Two Steps From Hell - Archangel (during intro) Two Steps From Hell - United We Stand Two Steps From Hell - To Glory Two Steps From Hell - Archangel (full version) Two Steps From Hell - After the Fall Immediate Music - Surrender to Hope
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I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (www.youtube.com Since the Deep Water Horrizon accident, some disturbing test results are surfacing. To sum it up, lots of toxic chemicals in the Atlantic, why not, we contaminated the Pacific with nuclear radiation. Whats next on the list of destruction ?
Lisa Nelson of Orange Beach, AL is one of a growing number of people sickened and dying as a result of the BP disaster. Local physicians have no idea how to diagnose or treat patients who have bee exposed to highly toxic crude/dispersant combination. Local, State, and federal agencies continue to cover-up and offer zero assistance. Very sad; Lisa Nelson passed away today 3.7.11. She was an inspration to all who were fortunate enough to know her and will be dearly missed. God bless her beautiful soul.
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BP Parody/Satire: British Petroleum's CEO Tony Hayward defends BP's role in "tiny leak" in Gulf of Mexico, according to this exclusive coverage of a press briefing by BP Spokesperson Kevin Nalts. Hayward, who remains CEO as of this evening's press conference, is faring well despite the impact on him emotionally and financially. However BP is taking full responsibility for the event, despite the fact that petroleum is a natural element that might likely leak into the ocean under other circumstances. For more, see this account (not mine) www.twitter.com ** Note: No permission required to use clip. Public domain & satire/parody. Original script (cut and wandered from it yesterday): I'm Kevin Nalts, BP Spokesperson. I'd like to make a brief statement on behalf of BP CEO Tony Hayward. These statements will be documented through wall posts we upload on our Twitter account: BPGlobalPR. For those of you new to "Bitty Spill" (also called "Deepwater Horizon" by those not employed by BP)... a tiny amount of natural liquid petroleum found naturally on planet Earth is leaking into the Gulf of Mexico. We at BP accept full accountability for this unfortunate situation because we happen to be drilling near the location... we wish not to blame the planet, the government's lack of oversight, or the good people of New Orleans who GOD knows have already faced enough I'm sure we'd agree. We don't even blame Halliburton, who built the well casing, or Transocean who owns it... with BP just <b>...</b>
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The MSM has done their job successfully silencing the real news and as of August 10, 2011 you would never know that there is still an ongoing disaster being played out in the United States as there is still oil, dead sea creatures, petroleum covered birds and other contaminants washing up on the beaches surrounding the Gulf of Mexico as a result of the BP oil spill disaster. Dinise Rednour is a youtube user that tries her hardest to show her fellow Americans that the BP oil spill disaster is far from being over. CHANNEL: www.youtube.com HELL ON EARTH: www.youtube.com TIME ISN'T HEALING: www.youtube.com
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At a congressional hearing, executives from British Petroleum and Halliburton each faulted one another for the recent massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Nancy Cordes reports from Capitol Hill.
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Also mentions how they located the BOP with casing stuck through it. You can learn more about the oil spill by visiting: floridaoilspilllaw.com Or find Florida Oil Spill Law on Facebook www.facebook.com Or get our tweets: twitter.com
Kevin Pereira's special report on the devastating BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico continues with his look at the oil's impact on the fragile wildlife. He learns about the techniques used to clean up the oil and save the affected birds. For more from AOTS Exclusive, go here: g4tv.com
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