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sometimes i´m slow on a sunday - so an old bike like this is good to have - and the busty bavarian lady is spending the whole winter next to me in the office.
Last EASY (European Auto Salvage Yard) Porsche meet pics
Sad time has come, when EASY Porsche, 40 years of existing to provide spare Porsche parts, closes. The last ever Saturday morning Porsche gathering in Emeryville was held there this morning. I took a few pics to commemorate the moment. I also am absolutely in love with pictures of junk metal, so, if anyone else shares the same passion.. here are some iphone pics (I swear i'm getting a good camera soon).
Last EASY (European Auto Salvage Yard) Porsche meet pics
Sad time has come, when EASY Porsche, 40 years of existing to provide spare Porsche parts, closes. The last ever Saturday morning Porsche gathering in Emeryville was held there this morning. I took a few pics to commemorate the moment. I also am absolutely in love with pictures of junk metal, so, if anyone else shares the same passion.. here are some iphone pics (I swear i'm getting a good camera soon).
honored to be able to make use of a very special “ suitcase” today to see what leather would fit my comparatively humble motorcycle project. Very soon UNA will be finished, and the seat will have a very special extra touch.
my favorite interview with Elon Musk, was when he spoke with sam altman of YC. Sam asks Elon “how should an entrepreneur decide what to focus on”.. his answer “pick something which can affect the greatest number of people, then dedicate your life to moving that idea forward an inch.. even if you don’t succeed, you will have laid the path for someone else to pick it up and move it forward another inch”.. that’s the most inspiring idea I’d ever heard.. That interview was the catalyst, the very moment i decided to risk everything to bring a medical device to market which could cure many people’s diseases by harnessing the nervous system’s own capacity. it was THAT interview which made me say “**** it.. it’s worth it to try”. my new mantra is #dontpanic (and yes.. there is a hashtag)
my favorite interview with Elon Musk, was when he spoke with sam altman of YC. Sam asks Elon “how should an entrepreneur decide what to focus on”.. his answer “pick something which can affect the greatest number of people, then dedicate your life to moving that idea forward an inch.. even if you don’t succeed, you will have laid the path for someone else to pick it up and move it forward another inch”.. that’s the most inspiring idea I’d ever heard.. That interview was the catalyst, the very moment i decided to risk everything to bring a medical device to market which could cure many people’s diseases by harnessing the nervous system’s own capacity. it was THAT interview which made me say “**** it.. it’s worth it to try”. my new mantra is #dontpanic (and yes.. there is a hashtag)
we're actually considering not going that route.. potentially even an "as seen on tv" type of device as we're non-invasive and have received an NSR rating (non significant risk).... quicker to market, just have to do the safety studies which are in progress..
we're actually considering not going that route.. potentially even an "as seen on tv" type of device as we're non-invasive and have received an NSR rating (non significant risk).... quicker to market, just have to do the safety studies which are in progress..
You might still have to file 510K as the agency will need to review it. Now we really going OT lol
my favorite interview with Elon Musk, was when he spoke with sam altman of YC. Sam asks Elon “how should an entrepreneur decide what to focus on”.. his answer “pick something which can affect the greatest number of people, then dedicate your life to moving that idea forward an inch.. even if you don’t succeed, you will have laid the path for someone else to pick it up and move it forward another inch”.. that’s the most inspiring idea I’d ever heard.. That interview was the catalyst, the very moment i decided to risk everything to bring a medical device to market which could cure many people’s diseases by harnessing the nervous system’s own capacity. it was THAT interview which made me say “**** it.. it’s worth it to try”. my new mantra is #dontpanic (and yes.. there is a hashtag)
awesome! very happy for you. what device are you talking about? I ask as I am physician that does neuroanesthesia and critical care.
11-07-2017 | 12:07 PM
want to read more. 
