Don Campbell Quotes (17 Quotes)

Those are the happiest times. Having fun, doing the simple things.

The evaluation is a combination of economics, supply and market issues, availability of crude oil, transportation and the (potential) return on investment. We are giving careful attention to plans to expand.

When he sees that opening or that crease, he can turn it on and he's gone. He has all the tools you are looking for in a back. He has the speed, the good hands, and he blocks. But the bottom line is he could run.

We can apply the strategy of the company to the data and allow you to get a higher order of understanding of it by rolling it up appropriately against your strategy. It really becomes a complex network of business performance indicators. That is where you break away from just financial numbers.

I believe it is impossible to defame her based on her extensive history.

The more connections that can be made in the brain, the more integrated the experience is within memory.

You have to learn to go with the flow. Sometimes you get caught in the moment and you get emotionally involved. Without thinking, you overbid.

It's my hope that teachers and parents will use music just like they use good food and vegetables -- that there's a place for it in their diet, ... The Mozart Effect.

To me, the Mozart Effect is much bigger. It's more of the universal effects of what sound and music can do to improve our lives.

People are going to be using a tool that is as common as typing in a question in a search engine. This will establish more people in getting access to business intelligence.

They deserve to get charged. I've got a six-year-old. How could you not love your kid enough to take care of them.

The suggestion that somehow there's going to be a great conspiracy here is nonsense.

They go in debt too far right off the bat, and they have financial problems.

We have been aggressively reinvesting our net income to deliver new energy supplies in the U.S. and to the world market. A big chunk of our refining in the U.S. is to meet U.S. energy demands and supplies.

It's the way business intelligence information will be accessed by a great deal of the population going forward.

You might pay 20 percent less for a car than you normally would, and for a car that is worth 25,000 or 30,000, that's a great savings.

We believe that the simplicity of the search experience and the search interface will drive toward business intelligence for the masses, and engage 100 percent of users within an organization.