Oilman George W. Bush's hollow eye sockets."Like President Theodore Theodore. For Russian rulers thus named, use Feodor. Roosevelt Roosevelt, town, United States Roosevelt, uninc. residential town (1990 pop. 15,030), Nassau co., SE N.Y., on Long Island. A large retail business exists in Roosevelt, and the town has become the county's busiest economic area. who created the National Wildlife Refuge  National Wildlife Refuge System 100 years ago, President Bush is committed to
protecting our valuable wildlife heritage now and for future
generations."Gale Norton Gale Ann Norton (born March 11, 1954) served as the 48th United States Secretary of the Interior from 2001 to 2006 under President George W. Bush. She was the first woman to hold the position. Secretary of the Interior October October: see month. 4, 2002 Oilman George W. Bush's hollow eye sockets protrude with oil wells penetrating permafrost in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge's "Coastal Plain," America's "Serengeti." Nation's pristine-premier birthing, nursing ground for Arctic wildlife. Nesting for millions of birds: Tundra Swans from the Chesapeake, Sandhill Cranes from the Southwest, Golden Plover from South America, Red-throated and Arctic Loons, phalarope, eiders, sandpipers. Autumn, more pregnant Polar Bears than anywhere in America haul ashore from the Beaufort Sea, den in drifts, in ice caves. Startled by trucks, helicopters, drillers shouting, mothers will abandon dens, imperil ounces-weighing cubs. Oilman George W. Bush's hollow eye sockets vent black liquid from the Arctic Refuge's "Coastal Plain," survival land for lemming, fox, Grizzly Bear, Gray Wolf, Golden Eagle And for three hundred fifty Ice Age Musk Oxen. All seasons, these pre-historics pasture the "Coastal Plain." Winter, in 40-degree-below-zero dark winds, the square, short-legged mammals herd closely, move slightly. Almost ground-reaching black-brown shaggy hairs hold the warmth. Calves threatened, bulls and some cows circle their young, humped, silky shoulders pressed together, massive horns arced toward wolves. Oilman George W. Bush's hollow eye sockets jiggle from 80-mile-per-hour SUVs overtaking more SUVs on the Los Angeles Freeway, Long Island Expressway, Capital Beltway exhausting 200-day capacity--perhaps a little more--of "Coastal Plain" oil. One hundred, twenty-nine thousand Barren Ground Caribou, the Porcupine River herd, yearly yearn toward their calving on the "Coastal Plain." These migrating, high-stepping deer negotiate the spring storms. Their four-toed "snowshoe" hoofs support them on icy crust, paw aside snow for gray-green lichen. The Porcupine River caribou press over aged routes, bulls in sinuous columns, females months-heavy with the new generation, all trekking for the "Coastal Plain"-- flourishing tundra habitat of green-brown sedge. Everywhere in June cumulus puffs of Cottongrass Flowers--caribou staple. Oilman George W. Bush's hollow eye sockets see "Texas North" of pipelines, gravel pads, roads runways, garbage disposal, basketball courts. Here the caribou cow drops her single eight-pound calf. The newborn struggles on stumbly legs, nurses, runs, frisks. One June week on the "Coastal Plain" of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, birthing of tens of thousands of Barren Ground Caribou calves. Maxwell Maxwell is a common Scottish or Irish name that may refer to: People
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