Associated Press: Sitting at the end of a pinewood bar at the back of his seafood shop, Dimitri Hionis stares out over the calm waters of Lynnhaven Inlet as he struggles with whether the Gulf oil spill should halt oil and gas exploration off Virginia’s coast. Supplying more of the oil we need would be great, he says, but not at the expense of places like this — “paradise,” where he sits each morning watching the birds and fishermen go in search of the bay’s treasures. “I really want to see an …