Coming Soon: Season Two (or is that 7?)

Shame! Such trip will make much more emission than all Plastic Wallet Cards ever released. You are really green MSL!

I *knew* you were going to post something like that within minutes, me. Thanks for not disappointing! :-)

lets do it for australia !!

Ken Rosen: Don t you care about our planet?

Ken Rosen: Please read below link and think again about your and your company "green" policy. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenwash

GREAT Ken - hope your tour will also stop in Austria and ETC would love to be part of it and promote it also!

Woohoo!!!!!!! Great initiative guys!!!! Hope the bus will do The Netherlands also! Can t wait for it.... Good work, Koen

Hey "me" you should probably shut off your computer, it s using a lot of electricity when it s on. Think of all the emissions it s producing.

Hey me, how do you know the bus won t be a solar powered biodiesel-electric-ethanol hyrbid?

Michael: Vienna is on our route! Koen: Amsterdam is on our route! Anonymoose: The bus won t be a solar-powered biodiesel-electric-ethanol hybrid, but we will be a putting out a lot less emissions than on the last tour. Main improvement is that we won t be running a generator at all times (which required the bus to be pretty much on at all times); instead, we ll be hooking up to external power when we re not in transit. Chris: Let s see if there s still interest after Season Two. :-) Me: Good article. Makes me glad I work for Microsoft! :-) Here s one for you: http://www.microsoft.com/environment/commitment_policies.aspx

So while this is a tour of EMEA... and the US being a settlement of Europe.. does that mean us Euroamerians are eligible to compete and go on this tour? ;)

Get On The Bus Strikes Back!... *Heavy Breathing* Ken, I am your father, err, Sorry about that.. but welcome back the BUS, Euro-style! That’s right! For those of you who missed it the first time, this time it’s back, and more euro than ever!   But what does this mean?...

Ken Rosen: Here are facts about your company and your team Greenwashing won t help there: http://www.greenpeace.org/international/campaigns/toxics/electronics/how-the-companies-line-up It is good that you have started reading your company pages about environment. There is the page that I was trying to point you that states (only partially) how much pollution you have added with your "going green" greenwashing lies.

One more thing Ken, read again Wikipedia article about greenwashing and your previous posts. "Me: You’re right–I don’t have any proof that our digital solution is more green-friendly than is paper and plastic… but I believe it nonetheless. Given the volume of certificates and wallet cards (which are of the non-recyclable plastic type) we produce each year, plus the packaging around them, plus the shipping, I believe that the digital application is better. I’d seriously like a referral to a tool to calculate the impact, though, if you know of one. Posted by: Ken Rosen (Microsoft) | Jun 7, 2009 at 8:39 pm 3) I understand the point you’re making about server consolidation. What you don’t know (and I don’t either) is whether our solution requires dedicated servers or whether it’s running on a virtual server. We have a vendor managing the solution for us, and since they provide this kind of service for many other clients, I strongly suspect that we are just one of several applications running on a server. Posted by: Ken Rosen | Jun 17, 2009 at 5:16 pm" You have asked about tool to measure impact, I ve pointed it to you (it is on MS site!). Then you silently ignored it.

Hi Ken! Please, add Portugal to the route! :) Cheers, Caio Proiete