Just a warning, I will be posting over at REAL LIVE LESBIAN'S site tomorrow. She has been inundated with work and then the devistation of Nashville - though, luckily, her home was not impacted - and DANA of "Amid Life's Crisis" has been doing a heck of a job posting at least twice a week. I told RLL that I would be willing to post some music things over there from time to time and she protested and told me to stay away, readily accepted.
So, the newest addition of Tuneage Tutelage Band Bio will post there tomorrow and then be posted on one of the new pages here at The Big Leather Couch, TUNEAGE TUTELAGE on Friday.
This is the site that will allow you to see all my music posts in one place. Not everything has been moved, but I am getting there.
So, the newest addition of Tuneage Tutelage Band Bio will post there tomorrow and then be posted on one of the new pages here at The Big Leather Couch, TUNEAGE TUTELAGE on Friday.
This is the site that will allow you to see all my music posts in one place. Not everything has been moved, but I am getting there.
Just a word to everyone who is claiming deny-ability...FOLKS! without your help this oil spill is going to critically damage an entire region of the USA...and you probably better remember that your employees live in these areas and use the seashore for recreation and they will be impacted.
Have you read any of the transcripts of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee's grilling of the three stooges? I found this a good source HERE.
Lamar McKay - president of BP America, Steven L. Newman - chief executive and president of rig owner Transocean and Halliburton executive Tim Probert are the new Mo, Larry and Curly. They each sit there and say, well it was HIS fault, no it was your fault, no his fault...over and over.
It seems to me like everyone just needed to be there just too dang quickly and this is the result. And I am sorry, when I see the name Halliburton, I immediately think shoddy management, shoddier quality controls and a company that is just in it to screw their customers and grab the bucks.
Slap all three of these clowns upside the head, and then do the same to their companies by making them pick up the tab for the entire cleanup.
Maybe then someone will stand up in one of those meetings and say "Ummm, guys, maybe we should slow down and make sure that all the specifications for a safe, clean operation are met."
And that is just my take on it...what's yours?
Come on people - post some comments!
Have you read any of the transcripts of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee's grilling of the three stooges? I found this a good source HERE.
Lamar McKay - president of BP America, Steven L. Newman - chief executive and president of rig owner Transocean and Halliburton executive Tim Probert are the new Mo, Larry and Curly. They each sit there and say, well it was HIS fault, no it was your fault, no his fault...over and over.
It seems to me like everyone just needed to be there just too dang quickly and this is the result. And I am sorry, when I see the name Halliburton, I immediately think shoddy management, shoddier quality controls and a company that is just in it to screw their customers and grab the bucks.
Slap all three of these clowns upside the head, and then do the same to their companies by making them pick up the tab for the entire cleanup.
Maybe then someone will stand up in one of those meetings and say "Ummm, guys, maybe we should slow down and make sure that all the specifications for a safe, clean operation are met."
And that is just my take on it...what's yours?
Come on people - post some comments!
