In particular, this guy just changed jobs and started attacking his old employer in public. I don’t know what his colleagues think. It really leaves me speechless.Earthquake relief, united as one
2008-05-16 by Just be happy
::: bvMsg When the earthquake happened, I was using Visual Studio 2008 + XNA Game Studio to write a small game for my Zune. I had just successfully deployed a Tetris game on the Zune. I was excitedly writing an email to my imagecolleagues when I suddenly felt dizzy. I thought I was too excited, so I closed my eyes and prepared to take a rest. At this time, I heard my colleagues behind me say that there was an earthquake and then I realized what was going on. Later, the building's broadcast sounded, asking armenia phone number data to evacuate the building. I took my phone, Zune, and some other electronic devices with me and went downstairs with everyone.
Downstairs, my colleagues were nervously asking each other for information. I kept using Zune to listen to the radio so that I could know what was going on. Finally, I learned that a 7.8-magnitude earthquake had occurred in Sichuan. During this period, my wife and I would stay in front of the TV every night to watch the live reports from CCTV. We were very moved by what we saw, and even had tears in our eyes. We were all thinking, in addition to donating, what else can we do for the people in the disaster area?
Our department boss, Mr. Nigel Burton, is a British man. Many of our blog friends may have seen him on various occasions or in the media. At his suggestion, we developed an internal disaster relief auction website yesterday morning, and notified our colleagues in the Development Cooperation Department (DPE) of the website through an internal email at noon. Through this website, all colleagues can put some of their items on the auction, and the proceeds from the auction will be donated through the donation website.