It was open and honest discussion about problems specific to Microsoft technologies and also problems that affect our entire industry.

Everything was fair game. Hearing senior executives say things like, 'I want the people responsible for those features in my office early next week; I want to get to the bottom of this' was at least one measure of success from my point of view for the event.

At the end of the day it wouldn't offer any benefits that would make those problems justifiable.

There's that whole thing about Ruby being an enabler, ... being drawn to people with problems. And Sam represents the ultimate problem. He could be a lunatic. So it's like it's her ultimate challenge to figure this guy out.

In terms of personal use, the Eclipse 500 is going to take off, people are dying to get their hands on them.

There is an issue here; operators argue that they can no longer get into the likes of Heathrow, London and other main hubs at peak times,