R. Halloran Quotations

There is coming the time, sometime in the next decade, during which our global ability to produce conventional oil on a daily basis will hit a peak. It will probably not be directly recognizable at the time, owing to ongoing improvements driven by technology, economic factors, and a gradual improvement of production of unconventional oils and other sources of energy.

We're concerned about not only his safety but the safety of the people who have to watch him. Needless to say, the family is very upset.

Libya has been a fairly easy place for these companies to deal with, and I think they welcome the opportunity to get back and be able to operate there again.

Former Gov. Rowland appeared today pursuant to a lawfully issued subpoena and responded to questions. I can't respond to the specific areas. He has testified and testified truthfully.

He was in a stressful situation that day.

Under the current law, if these communications lead to a contribution, the lobbyist violates the law.

This would be a tenth of a percent of all animals slaughtered. This starts to be so small that in our opinion, it approaches a policy of don't look, don't find.

We shouldn't wait for a major outbreak of mad cow disease to take greater preventive action. There is no question that we should not be feeding the remains of any mammals to food animals, and by not closing this dangerous loophole, we are exposing the American public to unnecessary risk.

Fall Into Grace. Generally speaking, he's upbeat and ready for life.

The soft underbelly is the costs. The costs are going up quickly for them. It's troubling.

Safety and health regulations should not be second-guessed by trade officials.

So what's the point of having this animal ID system? This is one fact you actually really need to know when it comes to mad cow.

You're seeing the effects of an electricity pricing mechanism that's tied to the cost of natural gas. Companies that are larger producers from coal and nuclear are getting a higher-than-anticipated benefit.

They seem to be, in terms of actions and policies, taking a lot more seriously the concerns of the cattle industry than the concerns of consumers. It's really hard to know what it takes to get this administration to take action to protect the public.

They (oil companies) have become financial engineers rather than petroleum engineers. I'd like to see them show a little more effort in the development side internally than they have lately.

It's a very strong result. They're doing exactly what they said they would and keep adding to it. Of course a lot of the growth comes from Vintage.

It's a crushing blow to him, but he's going to fight these charges.

They worked together very closely for years. The basic day-to-day tools and the basic approach shouldn't change at all.

I'm sure of it. There's not been one criminal charge ever on an ethics case, revolving-door ethical violation, anything.

If you look at their argument, there is really one tower they are basing it on. These design elements are contained in other buildings on the campus - and to say that their design contained those elements and our design contained these elements ... does not mean that we copied theirs. There's only so much you can do with a parking garage.

The Coke Foundation is completely separated. Nobody is suggesting that would change. To think they would coordinate it is just not true.