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	Black Mesa Research Facility - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Black Mesa is apparently self-sufficient, housing its own ventilation, plumbing, sewage, and power generation systems including a hydroelectric dam and multiple types of electrical generators and reactors.
		The Black Mesa facility itself is badly damaged during the resonance cascade and the resulting Xen invasion, and sustains severe damage during the military occupation.
		Black Mesa shares many coincidental similarities with the immense TURNSTILE facility in Wiltshire, Great Britain; a huge underground complex designed to house the British government in the event of nuclear war with the Soviet Union.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Black_Mesa_Research_Facility (4531 words)

	Black Mesa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Black Mesa Mountain is the highest point in the U.S. state of Oklahoma, at 4973 feet
		Black Mesa, Arizona, an upland area in Navajo County, Arizona.
		Black Mesa (game mod), the total conversion mod for Half-Life 2, intended to utilize the Source Engine at its full potential to re-create Half-Life better than the official release did.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Black_Mesa (210 words)

	Black Mesa State Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Black Mesa State Park, established in 1959, is in the Western tip of Oklahoma's Panhandle and consists of 549 acres of land, of which 259 acres are leased, and 90 acres are state-owned, and Lake Carl Etling - a 200 acre lake.
		Black Mesa's history began millions of years ago when pre-historic beasts like the 65 foot-long brontosaurus, who skeleton was discovered here, roamed the area.
		Black Mesa State Park is located in Cimarron County, northwest sector of the Oklahoma Panhandle, northwest of Boise City on Highway #325.
	www.ptsi.net /user/museum/stateprk.html (452 words)

	Land Use History of the Colorado Plateau-Black Mesa, Arizona
		In later centuries, the Anasazi culture flourished in the Black Mesa region.
		By 1300, the entire population of northern Arizona was converged on the southern rim of Black Mesa.
		For decades, central Black Mesa has been at the center of a land dispute between the Hopi and the Navajo tribes, both of which claim that the area is their sacred and traditional homeland.
	www.cpluhna.nau.edu /Places/black_mesa.htm (1321 words)

	About Black Mesa Trust
		The mission of Black Mesa Trust is to safeguard, preserve and honor the land and water of Black Mesa.
		Black Mesa Trust was founded in 1999 by Hopi people to address the severe impacts that Peabody Coal Company's water withdrawals from the Navajo Aquifer were having on the environment, cultures and well-being of the Hopi and Diné (Navajo) living on Black Mesa.
		Ultimately, Black Mesa Trust seeks to stop Peabody's needless water pumping and permanently secure the Navajo Aquifer, with its surrounding springs and watershed, for present and future generations who will value its unique influence upon the indigenous people and their environment.
	www.blackmesatrust.org /aboutus.htm (444 words)

	Black Mesa Rifle Co.
		To make this even better is the Superior Porting design that reduces the recoil of the.375 Black Mesa Express to that of the again popular.30-06 and also reduces muzzle jump helping with accuracy and faster target relocation.
		Black Mesa Rifle Co. not only manufactures custom rifles from.17 caliber to above.458 caliber but has retail sales of any make or model of firearms and accessories to match.
		Black Mesa Rifle Co. is an authorized Montana Rifleman, Rock River Arms, and Leica Optics dealer.
	www.angelfire.com /biz/blackmesa (301 words)

	BACKGROUND BLACK MESA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Black Mesa Preparation Plant submitted a permit application in accordance with Federal regulations at 30 CFR 785.21, but decision on that application also has been administratively delayed by the Secretary of the Department of Interior [consistent with the Federal regulations at 30 CFR 785.21(e)] due to discussion concerning the Little Colorado River litigation.
		Coal from the Black Mesa mine is dedicated to the Mohave generating station located near Laughlin Nevada and is transported by slurry pipeline.
		The stated purpose of the Black Mesa-Kayenta EIS was to identify and analyze the probable impacts on the quality of the human environment that would result from issuing surface coal mining permits for the mining complex.
	www.wrcc.osmre.gov /BlkMsaQ_A/background_black_mesa.htm (930 words)

	The Nature Conservancy in Oklahoma - Oklahoma Preserve - Black Mesa
		The Black Mesa area supports 31 state rare species (23 plants and 8 animals) and 4 community types.
		Black Mesa is a birder's paradise any time of the year.
		fl bear, bobcat, mountain lion, mule deer and antelope are some of the mammals that may be seen in the mesa region.
	nature.org /wherewework/northamerica/states/oklahoma/preserves/blackmesa.html (298 words)

	Half-Life Fallout > Half-Life 2 Info > Characters
		Another of the survivors from the Black Mesa catastrophe and one of Gordon's former colleagues, Eli is one of the resistance's foremost leaders.
		It is known that her mother died in the Black Mesa devastation but the rest of her history has not yet been revealed.
		Black Mesa's venerable security guard is back once again to aid Gordon in thwarting the evils that be.
	www.hlfallout.net /view.php/hl2info/characters.php (627 words)

	Black Mesa
		Lava and basalt flow on Black Mesa originated ten miles west of the western end, where there are three spines of igneous rock known as the Bar Seven Ell Buttes or Piney Mountain.
		The present mesa top was once the lowest point of the area, as the hot lava followed such a depression.
		The Dakota sandstones are a basic part of the mesa, but also form the caps east and south of the mesa, where they did not have the protections of lava.
	www.ptsi.net /user/museum/blkmesa.html (1033 words)

	Black Mesa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Black Mesa, also known as "Black Mountain" or "Black Streak Mountain," is located at a 6000 to 8000 ft. elevation south of Highway 160 and occurs in both Navajo and Apache Counties, in Arizona.
		The base of the mesa is constantly eroding, resulting in landslides and continuous widening of the Kletha Valley.
		One of the rocks found on Black Mesa is the Cretaceous age weblo formation.
	www4.nau.edu /ifwfd/ts_lessons/landforms/upload/LF_Blk.htm (388 words)

	Black Mesa
		In discussion with Erik, he mentioned that the trip to Black Mesa and Capulin was a good beginner trip for people who weren't yet acclimated to the high altitude yet.
		The road around the Black Mesa State Park is well signed, though it seems that the mesa itself is not actually in the park.
		The closest mesa edge is due south (conveneitly indicated on the obelisk), and the view from this overlook is a good one, but there is no trail leading there.
	mouser.org /hobbies/highpointing/tripreports/black_mesa_20020330.html (1386 words)

	Strange holes trouble Black Mesa residents
		Black Mesa Trust is a grassroots organiztion formed in 2001 by a group of concerned Hopis to research the depletion of the N-aquifer, which lies below the Black Mesa plateau on the Hopi and Navajo reservations.
		Sam Tso, also a lifelong resident of the Black Mesa area, is one son of a family well known for its riding horses.
		Black Mesa Indigenous Support (BMIS) works to support the sovereignty of indigenous people on Black Mesa facing forced relocation, environmental devastation, and cultural extinction at the hands of multi-national corporations, and United States and tribal governments.
	www.blackmesais.org /Strange_holes.htm (849 words)

	Black Mesa & Lake Powell Railroad
		Black Mesa & Lake Powell E60C 6006 leads a train around the loop at Black Mesa during the loading process on October 27, 2000.
		Black Mesa & Lake Powell E60C 6006 leads a train around the loop at Black Mesa during the coal loading process on October 27, 2000.
		Black Mesa & Lake Powell engineer Kel Bennett climbs the steps of lead E60C 6006 after checking the coal loop switch at the Black Mesa Mine on October 27, 2000.
	www.trainweb.org /southwestshorts/bmlp.html (1544 words)

	Oklahoma - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the western part of the state, the stereotypical semi-arid plains mesh with mesas and several small mountain ranges, with the state's highest point, 4,973 feet (1,515 m) Black Mesa, in the far western panhandle.
		There were also "fl towns", in which fls tried to make a life of their own, separate from whites.
		Northern Tulsa was known as Black Wall Street because of the vibrant business, cultural, and religious community that had sprung up there.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Oklahoma (4476 words)

	NRDC: Drinking Water Jeopardized in Arizona's Black Mesa Region
		An underground aquifer that sustains two Native American tribes in Arizona's arid Black Mesa region is showing signs of serious decline after three decades of pumping by the Peabody Coal Company, which drains more than a billion gallons of water from the reservoir each year to transport coal.
		Water that collects in the Black Mesa aquifer slowly percolates from the northwest sector of the Navajo reservation into a set of shallow, fingerlike projections near the Hopi reservation in the south, discharging after many years into a host of gentle washes and springs.
		Since Peabody began tapping the aquifer thirty years ago, water levels in some Black Mesa wells have dropped by more than 100 feet, many springs have slackened to less than half their original volume, and washes used by local farmers appear to have declined.
	www.nrdc.org /water/conservation/nblmesa.asp (686 words)

	ICT [2004/08/10] Black Mesa residents urge search for energy alternatives
		Black Mesa Trust said Mohave will almost certainly close at the end of 2005, since its owners have delayed installing the pollution control equipment specified in a 1999 Consent Decree.
		Black Mesa Trust, a grassroots organization, was represented in the proceeding by Dr. Lon House of Water & Energy Consulting.
		Masayesva then testified that Black Mesa Trust is opposed to using any fresh water for the coal slurry operation, even if that water were to be pumped off reservation from the C-aquifer.
	www.indiancountry.com /content.cfm?id=1092143633 (1034 words)

	Support for Black Mesa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Black Mesa has suffered human rights abuses and ecological devastation; the water supply on Black Mesa is shrinking; thousands of archeological sites have been destroyed; and, unbeknownst to most Americans, close to 14,000 Navajos, or Dineh, have been removed from their homes.
		As sacred lands like Black Mesa and indigenous cultures everywhere are being sacrificed to feed the growing demand for energy and other consumptive lifestyle choices, it is our responsibility to act on these injustices.
		Black Mesa Indigenous Support is a group of individuals acting to support the sovereignty of the indigenous people affected by mining activities on Black Mesa, who face forced relocation, environmental devastation, and cultural extinction at the hands of multi-national corporations, and United States and Tribal Governments.
	www.eco-action.org /go/mesa.html (591 words)

	The Black Mesa Syndrome
		Instead, Black Mesa has suffered human rights abuses and ecological devastation; the Hopi water supply is drying up; thousands of archeological sites have been destroyed; and, unbeknownst to most Americans, twelve thousand Navajos have been removed from their lands—the largest removal of Indians in the United States since the 1880s.
		Over thousands of years the Black Mesa coal field was subjected to tectonic pressures and extrusions of molten rock hundreds of feet below the surface that caused the coal bed to fold and curve.
		A Navajo who has lived on Black Mesa all her life, Roberta's cosmology tells her that she is inseparable from the land that surrounds her.
	www.manataka.org /page649.html (4589 words)

	L.L.Bean: Park Search - Black Mesa State Park and Nature Preserve (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Black Mesa gets its name from the thick layer of fl rock, left from a lava flow, that caps the mesa.
		The portion of the mesa that juts into Oklahoma lends its name to both a state park and a 1,600-acre wildlife refuge 15 miles from the park.
		Black Mesa State Park is near Boise City.
	www.llbean.com /parksearch/parks/html/935lls.htm (361 words)

	blackmesa.html
		The Diné (Navajo) of Black Mesa in northeastern Arizona are one of the most traditional indigenous populations within the U.S. Their history is one of ongoing struggle to sustain their culture, land, water, and way of life.
		Black Mesa Weavers for Life and Land was cofounded in 1998 by a group of Diné and a Massachusetts resident to help restore economic and social self-sufficiency to the region through preservation of traditional lifeways based on shepherding and fair-trade marketing of their products--primarily Navajo-Churro wool, mohair, and weavings.
		Black Mesa Weavers for Life and Land, as a Special Project of Cultural Survival, was hosted at the Cultural Survival 30th Anniversary festival and bazaar, May 17-19, 2002, in Harvard Yard, Cambridge, MA.
	www.migrations.com /blackmesa/blackmesa.html (6392 words)

	Migrations
		Black Mesa, a 5,000-square mile region in northeastern Arizona, is sacred to both the Dine' (Navajo) and Hopi people.
		Black Mesa is still being stripmined by Peabody Coal, and the irreplaceable drinking water aquifer under the mesa--the only source of water for both the Hopi and Dine'--is still being drained by a slurry line to transport the coal 274 miles to the Mohave Generating plant in Nevada.
		Black Mesa Weavers for Live and Land is working with the Dine' people living on Black Mesa toward continued cooperation with the Navajo Nation and Hopi Tribe to ensure their cultural and economic survival through sustainable development and the healing of fractured communities on both HPL and NPL.
	www.migrations.com (1731 words)

	Oklahoma State Parks and Resorts -Black Mesa State Park
		Black Mesa stands majestically as the highest point in Oklahoma.
		Black Mesa named for a lava-topped mesa 14 miles north of the park.
		At 4,973 feet, Black Mesa formed 30 million years ago is the highest point in Oklahoma and it extends for 45 miles into New Mexico and Colorado.
	www.shopoklahoma.com /blackmes.htm (536 words)

	Black Mesa Golf Club
		Truly an enchanting setting, Black Mesa is on the Santa Clara Pueblo thirty minutes north of Santa Fe.
		And one of the challenges of a round at Black Mesa is that level lies are tough to find, another feature sought by architects who like to distinguish the player from the range jockey.
		And such it is with the 7th at Black Mesa which features a bunker directly between the tee and green.
	www.golfclubatlas.com /blackmesa1.html (2020 words)

	Black Mesa Water Coalition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		On Black Mesa, home to the Hopi and Navajo people, over 300 gallons of potential drinking water has, in the last 10 seconds just been mixed with crushed coal.
		The Black Mesa region of northeastern Arizona is a land of sweeping beauty, deep colors, and thriving cultural roots.
		The high plateaus of the Black Mesa region are describes as a semi-desert environment.
	www.blackmesawatercoalition.org /black_mesa.html (669 words)

	SummitPost - Black Mesa -- Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering
		Igneous rocks, the type associated with all volcanism, are much more durable and erosion-resistant than the sedimentary rocks that they overlay; thus, the borders of the lava flow form a sort of cap that prevents the rock beneath them from being eroded as quickly as the rock immediately next to the flow's boundary.
		The route to the "summit" of Black Mesa is owned by the Nature Conservancy, which has purchased much of the land in the area and is maintaining its natural beauty for the coming generations.
		The "summit" itself is a small bastion of Black Mesa State Park; the vast majority of this park is located several miles soute.
	www.summitpost.org /mountain/rock/151933/black-mesa.html (424 words)

	Black Mesa, Oklahoma History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Kenton is a fairly small town (population 35) near the Black Mesa.
		Had history been different, the Black Mesa would probably never have become a state highpoint at all.
		The Black in Black Mesa is just that—the soil takes its color from the volcanic uprising that formed this mesa.
	highpointers.org /00-4/oklahoma.shtml (809 words)

	Black Mesa, Oklahoma
		The most direct route to the summit--the one we had planned to follow and which formerly most hikers used--began on the south side of the Mesa and crossed private lands to ascend the steep slope and then proceeded westward on the top of the Mesa.
		The Nature Conservancy purchased extensive lands on the north side of the Mesa and opened the new, rather longer route to the summit in 1992.
		In less than an hour's walk with pauses to enjoy the wildflowers, butterflies and occasional birds, we reached the foot of the Mesa, where the former jeep trail ascends nearly 500 feet on a series of switchbacks.
	americasroof.com /ok.shtml (558 words)

	Black Mesa: Source for Half-Life 2 - Mod DB
		Black Mesa: Source was built and founded on the principle that Half-Life: Source did not do the original title enough credit, regardless of the true intentions laid out with the release of Half-Life: Source by Valve Software.
		Subsequently in November 2004, Black Mesa: Source was founded and set out to reconstruct the original title, giving it the new environments, models, and abilities it deserved on the Source engine.
		hey, this is stickit over from Black Mesa Forums, and i stand by what i said before: there should be a donations fund, and any money left over should be donated to charity, so as not to anger the Valve machine.
	mods.moddb.com /4384/black-mesa-source (861 words)

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