Mark Klein Quotations

We are pretty confident everybody will be back tomorrow.

We're just operating at a slow rate of production. We'll just resume regular work tomorrow.

We have received a number of calls and e-mails who are upset with our position.

We use statistics to analyze the transaction records of every customer.

We share a lot of the same concerns many of our employees have. The immigration process is broken, and we need true solutions to it.

This rally is for people to express their concern about immigration reform, and that isn't just limited to Hispanics. It includes Caucasians who were born here.

There are people who will love you because you're a cop, and there are people who will hate you because you're a cop. The people control more of what happens to us than we do.

I wouldn't want to say how much production has been slowed, but it has been slowed. Definitely.

It became apparent that there is a lot of passion and emotion behind this issue. It is what we think is right and needed to be done.

We had a number of discussions today to work through. As we move forward we're going to work together to handle any future events around immigration reform.

The real unknown for generators and for the petrochemical and cement industries is the allocation method that will be used for carbon allowances in phase two from 2008 onwards, the critical period for meeting the Kyoto targets.

We have gas plants and coal plants. Through different exchanges and bilateral agreements, we have bought carbon allowances to cover our generation position to 2007. There have been some days when we have been buyers of allowances, fewer days when we have been sellers.

We knew that May 1 had a lot of momentum behind it. Where there was interest, we just closed down.

We assume they will be back at work tomorrow.

We've not seen anything like what we've seen here, this domino effect of counties establishing de facto moratoriums. These are moratoriums discriminating against one industry.

We talked with employees and many wanted to participate in the May 1 activities. Because we share the concerns of many employees ... we felt it was appropriate to change the schedules.

We're going to again encourage them to contact their representatives, senators to tell them how they feel.

Based on my understanding of the connections and equipment at issue, it appears the NSA is capable of conducting what amounts to vacuum-cleaning surveillance of all the data crossing the Internet, whether that be people's e mail, Web surfing or any other data.

The United States Department of Agriculture made the mistake that resulted in the reporting errors that were the subject of the lawsuit.

It was very clear to us that immigration reform is a very emotional issue.

A Day without Latinos. They closed the plant because a lot of people walked out.

So we see it as we're in this together with our employees.

There seems to be a lot of momentum related to May 1, and it makes sense to go this way. We have similar feelings about immigration-reform proposals that a number of our employees have.

It should not have been there. It was a product specification issue. However, it's not a food safety issue.

In talking with our employees, we think this was the right decision.

The evidence at trial showed that C.M.S.C. honored its contracts with the members of the plaintiff class in all respects. The U.S.D.A. made the mistake that resulted in the reporting errors that were the subject of the lawsuit.

All the neighbors for about 20 miles around (opposed it),