Statistics prove that teenage Internet gambling is the fastest growing addiction of the day,akin to drug and alcohol abuse in the 1930s, ...It's pernicious, it's evil, it's certainly one that feeds on those who are the weakest members of society… — David Robertson Copy Share Image
“Actually, the biggest danger to the Christian church does not come from the persecution without, but from heresy within.” — David Robertson Copy Share Image
“Unburdened by the legacy costs and organizational inertia of more mature competitors, these new technologies quickly replaced established technologies and destroyed the incumbents’ core… — David Robertson Copy Share Image
“If LEGO were to reenergize product development and appeal to the world’s plethora of ethnic groups and play experiences, it would have to break… — David Robertson Copy Share Image
There is always a harmonious solution... If you stand back and give yourself time to find it. — David Robertson Copy Share Image
“The message of the cross is not only that there is nothing you can do to oblige God to accept you, but nothing you… — David Robertson Copy Share Image
“the move toward object-oriented programming, where applications could be fashioned out of small, predefined blocks of code, was a lot like building with LEGO.” — David Robertson Copy Share Image
“Even today, LEGO continues to embrace one of founder Ole Kirk Christiansen’s core values: to never let war seem like child’s play.” — David Robertson Copy Share Image
“The good news can be summarized in this way. You are far worse than you think you are, and you are more loved than… — David Robertson Copy Share Image
Statistics prove that teenage Internet gambling is the fastest growing addiction of the day,akin to drug and alcohol abuse in the 1930s, ...It's pernicious,… — David Robertson Copy Share Image
Consumers could be in for an even sweeter deal, either getting discounts from retailers for using the PIN debit cards or being rewarded by… — David Robertson Copy Share Image
It's a chicken-and-egg thing. You could send cards to everyone in San Francisco, but if the merchants don't have the terminals, what's the point?… — David Robertson Copy Share Image
