Robert Orr Quotations

With the lottery beginning in N.C. this week, the need for the quickest possible resolution of these issues is imperative.

He may be the next Mordecai Jones or he may be the greatest thing since sliced bread.

The demand is high in every market. (The omega-3 functional food segment) is still in its infancy -- our technology has only been out for a year. But the rate of product introduction globally will increase over the next five years. Nobody knows how big the category will be but there's no reason it should not be a billion-dollar business.

While it all sounds good, what are the real specifics and where is the money coming from? And the fundamental question is why does someone with such extraordinary wealth look for the taxpayers of the state to subsidize his ventures?

The question before the court has nothing to whether North Carolina should or should not have a lottery. The real question is whether political expediency trumps the state constitution.

This is a very good start but there is a lot of work to be done.

And the fundamental question is, why does someone with such extraordinary wealth look for the taxpayers of the state to subsidize his ventures?

There's much yet to be done, but I'm heartened that all of the secretary-general's major proposals are still on the table and being taken seriously,

It may be somebody we haven't heard of. The governor's known for his surprises.

We're still a growth company. We're talking of taking the company north of $250 million in three years and that requires infrastructure.