Mom and Dad's house has sold. Really. Bill got the check. Really. It's real. We've got our money. And it took just under two years. Whew.
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85 days, 16 hours and roughly 25 minutes • Number of days that oil gushed into the gulf.
184 million • Estimated number of gallons of oil released into the Gulf of Mexico since April 20.
572 • Miles of Gulf Coast shoreline currently oiled.
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31.8 million gallons • Amount of oil-water mix recovered.
1.82 million gallons • Amount of dispersant chemicals applied.
$336 million • Market value of the spilled oil.
$3.5 billion • Amount that BP PLC has spent on the response.
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184 million • Estimated number of gallons of oil released into the Gulf of Mexico since April 20.
572 • Miles of Gulf Coast shoreline currently oiled.
2,700 square miles • Size of the visible slick of surface oil.
83,927 square miles • Size of the area still closed to fishing.
31.8 million gallons • Amount of oil-water mix recovered.
1.82 million gallons • Amount of dispersant chemicals applied.
$336 million • Market value of the spilled oil.
$3.5 billion • Amount that BP PLC has spent on the response.
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4 comments:
Mixed emotions, relief...now maybe you can plan on remodeling! What kind of family bought it?
A plumber?electrician? from Long Island.....I think. They are gonna use it as a weekend/vacation spot.
I hope they enjoy it.
So do I. It brought pleasure to your parents and they enjoyed good years there.
From Kathy (can't remember my blogger password, lol)
The PR house? The market is horrible, I'm glad it sold for you.
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