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Dave Robinson Quotes
«A worse drought than we have seen recently may loom in our future.»
Author: Dave Robinson
«While Mike Snyder is focusing on strategic growth initiatives, John will provide the leadership needed to continue to improve the day-to-day customer experience and operational efficiencies in ADT North America. We believe this is the structure needed to build on the power of the ADT brand.»
Author: Dave Robinson
«January was mild and snow free and this is a slap back to reality.»
Author: Dave Robinson
«It's been a winter when we've oftentimes seen some pretty rapid fluctuations, You can't make anything more than that out of one year's variability. One year just can't do it. You'd want to see it frequently, two out of three years.»
Author: Dave Robinson
«This past week was an exceptionally cold week in a good portion of the country. It took until yesterday (Saturday) to get to the East Coast. This was the coldest week of winter in the west and central part of the country.»
Author: Dave Robinson
«We are in full swing now. We are very well received wherever we go.»
Author: Dave Robinson
«The big concern right now is fire. A good day of rain shouldn't upset anyone right now.»
Author: Dave Robinson
«We had one make a direct strike, in 1821. We believe, by all records, it was a Category 3, with 112 mph sustained winds. It looks like it came ashore in Cape May, essentially following the current path of the Garden State Parkway. It devastated the state and Philadelphia.»
Author: Dave Robinson
