Remember the dip in the graph? Well the generous Microsoft Imagine Cup organizers have filled it up with an extra $10,000 bringing the first-place prize money back to $25,000. Can’t complain about that and I’m sincerely grateful for their extra generosity which I must stress was not in any bit compelled.
Lucky!
Are you in Europe? Europeans put periods instead of commas to signify digit separation.
@sw: Nah, my European friend insisted he use Keynote to make the splashy graph. I’ll get that fixed 😉
WHOOPS 😀
Wow, nice! Congrats again Long!
congrats, long.
I hope you give me money.
hahaha.
Wow, that’s great Long! I definitely didn’t expect that to happen. 🙂
But I still wonder why they had originally lowered it… What’s 10 000 dollars compared to the total cost of organizing the Imagine Cup?
Using keynote to create a graph about Microsoft giving you that much money isn’t very kind, is it? :d
Haha, that’s cool. Who knows what will happen after this blog post… Maybe 66% more? :))
Ha, nice to see the graph “corrected”.
Congratulations!
Excellent, Long! Money is good.
@SW: Actually, we Europeans use commas as digit separators, just like everyone else!
hahahaha
Nice of MS to do that for you 🙂
So.. does that mean you cashing out for our trips to Aussieland next year? 😀
damn… i guess Long will be getting a new computer soon. maybe a blackbird 02? 😛
Long,
Great to see – congrats again for your win, and good on you for acknowledging the addition to the prize…
So an even bigger party now eh? 😉
As Andrew said, it was nice of MS to do that 🙂 You guys did deserve it 🙂
This is awesome news, especially for a guy like me who still has a 30GB!
Oops, I thought I was commenting on the Zune news, darn computer!