Sara Ford - "Katrina Survivor: This box is all that is left of this person’s or her families be
- Posted: Oct 15, 2007 at 7:59 AM
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Sara Ford is a Visual Studio program manager in the Developer Division’s Customer Product Lifecycle group and her job is fascinating which she describes in the first part of this interview, but you must listen
to her incredible story about Hurricane Katrina and her little hometown of Waveland, Mississippi. Katrina deeply impacted Sara’s family, friends and interestingly enough . . . her blog. How does technology factor into a natural disaster and how can it be used
to help after a community is entirely wiped out? Sara has lots of idea. Watch and learn.
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I remember seeing MyLifeBits on C9 awhile back. Whatever happen to that effort? And can we somehow automatically backup our blog posts to it?
Jenny dressed up in past interviews. What's happened to her? I prefer her dressing sharp and spiffy, she's that much more beautiful and professional looking. Good interview of Sara Ford. I'm able to get a sense of her as a flesh and blood human being.
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