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Paul Douglas Quotes
«We felt very strongly that if we agreed to a regular NLRB election that it was for sure the company was going to stall and it would give them the opportunity to really work the people inside the plant,»
Author: Paul Douglas
«I would imagine they would go higher, but it is hard to say.»
Author: Paul Douglas
«That's three months of rain falling in one night, and there's no way the ground can soak that up. There will be serious runoff.»
Author: Paul Douglas
«We've decided construction is our business and that is what we are sticking to.»
Author: Paul Douglas
«It's crazy; there just hasn't been any precipitation.»
Author: Paul Douglas
«It's been 18 to 20 degrees above average for much of Minnesota. You can expect it to be in the 40s most of next week, too.»
Author: Paul Douglas
«There's really no smoking gun. I'd like to blame it on climate change or global warming, but I can't.»
Author: Paul Douglas
«People that like snow, need to get out there and play in it.»
Author: Paul Douglas
«That's true. fresh snow will keep the temperatures 10-15 degrees colder than if it were bare ground. (It is) almost like the ground is being air conditioned. The sun's energy heats the ground, which in turns heats the air.»
Author: Paul Douglas
«One of the things I found vaguely interesting, as a weather geek, is that the snow actually melts from the bottom up.»
Author: Paul Douglas