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A surfer watches an oily wave approach as he waits to catch a ride in Destin, Fla., Monday, June 28, 2010. Tourism on the Gulf coast is way off, with some hotels and condominium owners saying their business is down by 50 percent. (AP Photo/Dave Martin)

A surfer watches an oily wave approach as he waits to catch a ride in Destin, Fla., Monday, June 28, 2010. Tourism on the Gulf coast is way off, with some hotels and condominium owners saying their business is down by 50 percent. (AP Photo/Dave Martin)

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  • A surfer watches an oily wave approach as he waits to catch a ride in Destin, Fla., Monday, June 28, 2010. Tourism on the Gulf coast is way off, with some hotels and condominium owners saying their business is down by 50 percent. (AP Photo/Dave Martin)
  • ** CORRECTS SPELLING TO NAVARRE **Sun bathers sit in the surf near the Destin Pass in Destin, Fla., Sunday, June 27, 2010. At center Marissa Cross of Navarre watches her daughter Mykenzie, 6, play on the beach as her mother Shauna Reout inflates a raft. Tourism on the Gulf coast is way off, with some hotels and condominium owners saying their business is down by 50 percent. (AP Photo/Dave Martin)
  • ** CORRECTS SPELLING TO NAVARRE **Marissa Cross of Navarre, Fla., sits in the sun next to oil containment booms at the Destin Pass in Destin, Fla., Sunday, June 27, 2010. Tourism on the Gulf coast is way off, with some hotels and condominium owners saying their business is down by 50 percent. (AP Photo/Dave Martin)
  • Mike Dangerfield takes advantage of the heavy surf to catch a few waves in Destin, Fla., Monday, June 28, 2010. Tourism on the Gulf coast is way off, with some hotels and condominium owners saying their business is down by 50 percent. (AP Photo/Dave Martin)
  • A boat pulls absorbent materials along the surface of the Gulf of Mexico among large streaks of oil from the nearby Deepwater Horizon oil spill Sunday, June 27, 2010 close to shore in waters southeast of Venice, La. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)
  • Surf school owner Kyle Wood surfs at the beach in Destin, Fla., Monday, June 28, 2010 despite the presence of small amounts of oil and tar balls. Tourism on the Gulf coast is way off, with some hotels and condominium owners saying their business is down by 50 percent. (AP Photo/Dave Martin)
  • A boat pulls absorbent materials along the surface of the Gulf of Mexico among large streaks of oil from the nearby Deepwater Horizon oil spill Sunday, June 27, 2010 close to shore in waters southeast of Venice, La. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)
  • Harrison Wallace of Montgomery, Ala., plays his upright bass on the beach just after dawn in Destin, Fla., Monday, June 28, 2010. (AP Photo/Dave Martin)
  • Tar balls can be seen in the water as Grayson Flowers takes advantage of the heavy surf to catch a few waves in Destin, Fla., Monday, June 28, 2010. Tourism on the Gulf coast is way off, with some hotels and condominium owners saying their business is down by 50 percent. (AP Photo/Dave Martin)
  • ** CORRECTS SPELLING TO NAVARRE **Sun bathers sit in the surf near the Destin Pass in Destin, Fla., Sunday, June 27, 2010. At center Marissa Cross of Navarre watches her daughter Mykenzie, 6, play on the beach as her mother Shauna Reout inflates a raft. Tourism on the Gulf coast is way off, with some hotels and condominium owners saying their business is down by 50 percent. (AP Photo/Dave Martin)
  • ** CORRECTS SPELLING TO NAVARRE **Marissa Cross of Navarre, Fla., sits in the sun next to oil containment booms at the Destin Pass in Destin, Fla., Sunday, June 27, 2010. Tourism on the Gulf coast is way off, with some hotels and condominium owners saying their business is down by 50 percent. (AP Photo/Dave Martin)
  • Demonstrators pour oil and feathers outside the entrance to the Tate Britain gallery, in London, which is hosting the Tate Britain summer party, as part of a protest against BP sponsorship of the arts, Monday June 28, 2010. BP's mounting costs for capping and cleaning up the Gulf of Mexico spill have reached $2.65 billion, it said Monday, but the oil giant denied reports out of Russia that CEO Tony Hayward is resigning. (AP Photo / Dominic Lipinski,pa) ** UNITED KINGDOM OUT NO SALES NO ARCHIVES **
  • Workers move protective boom as they respond to oil from the Deepwater Horizon spill appearing in Biloxi Bay and the Mississippi Sound in Biloxi, Miss., on Sunday, June 27, 2010. (AP Photo/The Sun Herald, James Edward Bates) TV OUT; ONLINE OUT; MANDATORY CREDIT: MISSISSIPPI PRESS OUT
  • A shrimp boat captain works with his catch in bay waters east of Port Sulphur, La., Sunday, June 27, 2010. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)
  • Keiron Miller holds a trap while crabbing Sunday, June 27, 2010 in waters near Porte a la Hache, La. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)
  • Demonstrators carry oil and feathers to the entrance to the Tate Britain gallery, in London, which is hosting the Tate Britain summer party, as part of a protest against BP sponsorship of the arts, Monday June 28, 2010. BP's mounting costs for capping and cleaning up the Gulf of Mexico spill have reached $2.65 billion, it said Monday, but the oil giant denied reports out of Russia that CEO Tony Hayward is resigning. (AP Photo / Dominic Lipinski,pa) ** UNITED KINGDOM OUT NO SALES NO ARCHIVES **

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