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...produce 47,000 bbl. a day by 1985. And that was only the beginning. An internal corporate report predicted that by the mid-1990s Exxon would be producing 2 million bbl. a day from shale--enough to slice U.S. imports 20%. To accommodate the workers and families who would stream into Colorado for the new industry, Exxon began building a company town for 25,000 people. Called Battlement Mesa, it would be a self-sustaining community of single-family homes, apartments, churches, schools, stores, recreation centers--even a golf course...
...first available urinal, where she exhibited remarkable marksmanship given her state of inebriation and general lack of a penis. However, the gent at the adjacent urinal became discomforted by her presence , and perhaps also by her superior aim, asking her to relocate while in mid-stream. Jacobi turned to face her accuser, stating defiantly, “It’s my party and I’ll piss where I want...
...biological weapons. He spent much of his time in the 1980s buying tons of growth medium, which scientists use to cultivate germs. "We were like traders." he says. "The scientists would tell us what they wanted, and we got it." After Gulf War I, he entertained a steady stream of U.N. weapons inspectors wanting to know what had happened to all that growth medium, how had it been used, what was left...
...patriotic Americans who don't accept President Bush's course of action. Freeing Iraq from Saddam Hussein is a noble cause. The problem is that we have failed. Saddam is still alive, and our swaggering has created worldwide resentment against the U.S. and increased terrorism. DOREEN PUGH Valley Stream...
...gesture-driven language of children is rarely conventional to begin with. “Their type of communication is incredible,” she says. Words, however, can’t be completely discredited; Hammond’s friendship with her Best Buddy, Season (pronounced Say-ZAHN), is a stream of endless chatter...