Migrating Quotes

You're looking at a data center that runs 2 percent of the Internet... That's quite a task to back it up. We have backup tapes, but they're all onsite here in New Orleans. We're still in the process of migrating to a new data center. - Michael Barnett

With cactus-studded desert mountains plunging into tranquil turquoise bays, gliding manta rays and pods of migrating orca whales, this uninhabited island in the Sea of Cortez, which separates mainland Mexico and the fingerlike Baja peninsula, is every bit the paradise island you dream of escaping to. It's also the perfect place to explore by sea kayak; warm water and sunshine are almost guaranteed from October to May. - Clare Jones

What we are seeing is that the surveillance system in Europe is very, very good, since we're picking up disease in migrating swans. If anything, this should increase people's confidence in their food. We're seeing it in migrating swans, not in chickens. - Juan Lubroth

We're seeing a lot of bird flu in Asia right now, it hasn't come across to hit our birds quite yet. We're starting to see more in the Balkans in the migrating bird populations, but right now West Nile is more of a problem. - John Shafer

We're migrating production to 64-bit. - Cliff Plumer

We want people to be aware that we're taking action on it, ... The most important thing right now is to find out the route along which the methane is migrating. - William Cooper

We do not intend to limit content diversity on any of our systems. If we limit content, if we do not promote a diversity of voices ... then consumers will waste no time migrating to other Internet and media services. - Steve Case

We are neighboring an affected country and Iran is on the route of migrating birds twice a year. Iran needs to use international help if it is to prevent bird flu. - Kamyar Dahim

We are migrating optical data networking deeper and deeper into the hardware itself. Optical components inside systems provide higher data speeds and no cross talk. ... The box gets faster and smaller. - David Honey