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Pessimists, we're told, look at a glass containing 50% air and 50% water and see it as half empty. Optimists, in contrast, see it as half full. Engineers, of course, understand the glass is twice as big as it needs to be.
Bob Lewis -
This particular stand has an unusually high number of surviving chestnut saplings, ... Most of our American chestnuts die before they get this big.
Bob Lewis
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The impact of having the Cardinals is huge, but building that new stadium doesn't change anything.
Bob Lewis -
We're helping them to increase their revenues and lower their costs. In the end, it provides for a better experience for customers.
Bob Lewis -
I'm so proud of my team. The players acted like a team. It's the way you want to dream about going out as a captain.
Bob Lewis -
I'm impressed with the way PEDC continues to work hand-in-hand with the Chamber, the mayor, the City Council, the city manager, the school district and the drainage district. It's helped bring the city where it is today.
Bob Lewis -
Talking with local bowlers at that time, it was clear that the center had a promising future ? the town was growing and growing younger. Weeks later we were the new owners of the bowling alley.
Bob Lewis -
What you're doing by moving the stadium is creating six city blocks for an exciting new development. It creates employment opportunity and it's not something that would have happened on the south side of the old stadium.
Bob Lewis
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The technology life cycle has three stages: Hype, disillusionment, and application.
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We unfortunately did the same thing last year, the body count was only 35.
Bob Lewis -
We were surprised any bowlers still bowled at the bowling alley.
Bob Lewis -
It's not these people's fault. The real issue -- why do you have just one location to sign up? It's very stressful.
Bob Lewis -
Arrogance is a veneer -- a thin covering of excuses hiding deep performance deficiencies.
Bob Lewis -
To win the Kentucky Derby is the goal of every trainer, every hot-walker, every backside person. They may be just rubbing on a horse, or hot-walking a horse, but they wonder if they could win the Kentucky Derby.
Bob Lewis
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I think the board and the school are really wanting not to forgo the historic mission, which is to train Christian leaders, but also to prepare students to carry out their ministry in the context of the world as it is today and to prepare them for contemporary situations.
Bob Lewis -
We've already notified our customers what their new rates will be, so I don't anticipate we'll change the rate schedule now.
Bob Lewis -
The big event will be in October when we plan to hold Public Power Week.
Bob Lewis -
It was a very key half-point. Any time you can get up on GB&I in alternate shot, it's an advantage.
Bob Lewis -
It's not just be on the Walker Cup team and have that star after your name. A lot of these guys want to win the Walker Cup and bring it back to American soil.
Bob Lewis -
It's the site - that's the issue. It isn't who the builder is.
Bob Lewis
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We represent a lot of people out there who are welcoming this kind of message.
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Thank you to the bowlers who frequented Fountain Bowl, many of whom have become our friends.
Bob Lewis -
I've been preaching getting a half-point for two years now. So many times in the Walker Cup, you can think of a specific moment when a half-point would have changed everything.
Bob Lewis -
This is a veterans memorial. This is where Jackson honors its dead. This is the most meaningful place to be because we're honoring our dead.
Bob Lewis