Talk by Murray Gell-Mann. He is a Nobel laureate, and an accomplished physicist who’s earned numerous awards, medals and honorary degrees for his work with subatomic particles, including the groundbreaking theory that the nucleus of an atom comprises 100 or so fundamental building blocks called quarks.
The New Year is about come. It is the time of auspices. Growth is slowing, fuel prices are high and credit is tight, only to name the most conspicuous issues of 2008.
An inconspicuous slideshow of my walk with the dog on a cold winter morning in Germany.
Recently we founded a new company called biestmilch’s seven. The Seven is a group of people following a spirit that is in somehow a little bit similar to the one of Ocean’s Eleven. Biestmilch is going to get concrete faces soon.
Unveiled a few weeks back, the Walkstation by Steelcase went on sale to businesses looking to improve the health of their employees without sacrificing productivity.
If one starts something new, one should be careful not to drown into unrealistic illusions.
After 2 1/2 months and 40.000km the biest boosters returned finally back to Germany. We sent the boosters to Kona, Hawaii to launch them at the triathlon worldchampionship the Ironman Hawaii. We were there, not so the booster. DHL and US Postal really let us down. Now, the reunion in our office took place and we can take up our launch activities again.