Chris Lewis Quotations

I think it's huge. Anytime you throw up 12 runs on 15 hits, it's going to work wonders for the way the team carries itself. We're excited. A night like this gives us a little momentum going into the weekend.

Our research shows a growing acceptance of IP telephony and associated services. It also shows that end users of all sizes are looking increasingly to third parties to take the burden of management of services off their hands. Packaging the right combination of applications, connectivity and management is the key to driving this into the mainstream market.

There is a substantial and very obvious need for further U.K. port capacity.

...we think it's about giving consumers choice, we think it's about not necessarily asking them to pay over the odds for a technology that, at the moment, is unproven. It's an interesting bet to play -- we're watching what goes on, but I think we're offering a broader, more flexible choice that doesn't burden the consumer with a cost element that may be wasted.

I've been reading about it in the paper. It definitely bothers me a little bit.

The one redeeming factor with this scheme is the claim that it will create 800 jobs. But most of those jobs will be for people with specialist and specific skills that we do not have in this location. We also have full employment in our community so the opportunities would not be beneficial for us.

Anywhere you're standing around, time to kill is an advertiser's dream.

The whole concept is just to give (children) activities, let 'em go wild.

A lot of this will be based around either retaining the minutes on the mobile network or dragging the minutes back onto the fixed network. If you're an IT manager, then pulling minutes back onto the fixed network through your own PBX will have enormous cost savings.

It's a very skeleton indictment, if you will. There's not really a lot of meat on the bone of this indictment.

It's like the old telephone game. It further adds to the misinformation. Kids rarely have the whole story, so the information is distorted.

Not long after she got back, she heard gunshots and called 911. She called me. I could tell she was nervous.

I'm trying to take a little bit more of a aggressive approach at the plate. I think before I was too passive. On the one hand, you want to let the ball get deep. You want to be relaxed. But at the same time, you can't take a passive approach at the plate. You want to be aggressive. You want to attack the baseball.