Microsoft Humanitarian Systems!

The Discussion

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  I really like the topics you cover Tina, you ask great questions, I can't wait to see what's up next.
  

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  I really like the topics you cover Tina, you ask great questions, I can't wait to see what's up next.
  

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  This was a cool one. I liked seeing the offices. A little more suave than G4? And Laura makes you listen to Pink? Yuck.

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  This was a cool one. I liked seeing the offices. A little more suave than G4? And Laura makes you listen to Pink? Yuck.

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  Thanks to everyone who helps run and update this site, from the geeky webmasters to the loveable hosts. This show is definitely exposing the "human" side of a corporation. See, it isn't all evil!

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  Thanks to everyone who helps run and update this site, from the geeky webmasters to the loveable hosts. This show is definitely exposing the "human" side of a corporation. See, it isn't all evil!

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  Hmmm....perhaps that's a bad pun for a subject regarding such a serious topic, but that's the best I can muster at the moment.  Anyway, this was a very interesting and informative segment.  While I'm more interested in environmental topics, I certainly have a mild interest in humanitarian endeavors.  I've kept up with most of the stories since the earthquake and Tsunami in and around Pakistan.  I'm also very impressed with the financial and technical assistance Microsoft has been providing.  Ted Okada offered an interesting insight into Groove, something of which I was completely unaware.  That will rapidly become an invaluable asset to humanitarian relief teams in the field.  I get the feeling Israel and Lebanon may soon be the next prooving ground for Groove...but I genuinely hope I'm mistaken.
  
  Again, Tina, your serious interviews are nothing short of fantastic.  I'd also like to thank you for giving us a little behind the scenes look at your temporary office space and wearing your hair up in that segment.  I've been hoping you would try that in a segment for some time now, and I'm glad  you did.  Now I'd love to see you try a ponytail just once.  You're that much more beautiful when you're casual.  Sorry if that's a little off topic.
  

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  Hmmm....perhaps that's a bad pun for a subject regarding such a serious topic, but that's the best I can muster at the moment.  Anyway, this was a very interesting and informative segment.  While I'm more interested in environmental topics, I certainly have a mild interest in humanitarian endeavors.  I've kept up with most of the stories since the earthquake and Tsunami in and around Pakistan.  I'm also very impressed with the financial and technical assistance Microsoft has been providing.  Ted Okada offered an interesting insight into Groove, something of which I was completely unaware.  That will rapidly become an invaluable asset to humanitarian relief teams in the field.  I get the feeling Israel and Lebanon may soon be the next prooving ground for Groove...but I genuinely hope I'm mistaken.
  
  Again, Tina, your serious interviews are nothing short of fantastic.  I'd also like to thank you for giving us a little behind the scenes look at your temporary office space and wearing your hair up in that segment.  I've been hoping you would try that in a segment for some time now, and I'm glad  you did.  Now I'd love to see you try a ponytail just once.  You're that much more beautiful when you're casual.  Sorry if that's a little off topic.