My interest began to focus on shallow-water dive sites with an artist flair, when we sank the world's only underwater margarita bar near the southern end of Miami Beach in May of 2000 (background image). Since then, I've met Simon Morris (Sunset Mermaid, Grand Cayman) and learned about Jason Taylor (Underwater Sculpture Garden, Grenada).

So, I'm a self-appointed champion of the International Year of the Reef, a proponent of marine art in an event called Art Basel Miami Beach and a supporter of music and art, particularly if it has an eco-theme, such as Earthman Lanny Smith's Climate Crisis Jam, Tin House's Don't Destroy Our Future and marine artist Wyland's Rhythm of the Seas, a CD with a messege.

Check out some of the links. Then, join me, as part of the BlueGreen Network.

Ken English

• Miami/Fort Lauderdale: Weekly segment during Caribbean Riddims on 1360 WKAT heard Saturday @ 4:30 PM
• Internet: BlogTalkRadio.com: Weekly show at Noon on Wednesday. Check out the links - top left - for a sample of the first program on February 13, 2008 and more information about the show.

Oceanside Environmental Issues

• We're planning a series of BlueGreen Parties as events during the International Year of the Reef, and to promote the importance of the Coral Reef Symposium as a signature waterside event.
• MiamiBeachDiving.com
• MiamiDiveStop.com
• NewMoonSportfishing.com
• OceanRealmOnline.com

Miami's Classical Music & Fine Art

• CoralGablesOpera.com
• SouthFloridaLyricOpera.org
• MiamiArtOnline.com - website and BlogTalkRadio (Monday from Noon to 1 PM)

Internet Marketing

• Mark Hendrick's Internet Success System

The Niche Prof, Ron Capps with Mary Louise (my wife) and me at the
ISS Conference in Atlanta in October 2007.

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