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August 04, 2007

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Elke

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I have been checking and checking for photos for days. I so much want to go there with my husband, and I very much appreciate you offering up some wonderful impressions of the Galapagos Islands. Thanks to your family, too, for sharing photos with the rest of us!

Edwin Khodabakchian

Thanks. This looks indead like a little heaven.

Paul

Wow... amazing photos. Thanks so much!

Mary Sid

Beautiful photos!!!!!!!

dr/W/E

Ganz nett, aber solche Bilder werden auf VOX- TV ständig gesendet.

And now - What is your next challenge, Sir?
/W

Ananth

Awesome...!!! Its so interesting that we need such places and animals to leed a life in the cities.

Kim

Hi, I very much agree - it is a piece of heaven on earth (I went myself about 9 years ago), but sadly it is as much under threat from human intrusion, or disruption is probably a better word, as the rest of our planet....

....so as much as it is a place to see and be in awe of, don't forget to make the visit a responsible one!

Great pictures, took me back in time!

Ben Bakhshi

Looks beautiful and exciting. Funny how we savor the lack of human presence in locations like that, yet we can only enjoy them with our own human presence. Maybe if we can live with non-destructive, ie. not fossil fuel, energy sources we could enjoy these parts of the world for many generations down the road.

Natalia

Absolutely beautiful and breathtaking pictures! Thank you for sharing it with us.
So, any new discovery and thought?

CB

Hello Shai,
lovely pictures, thanks for sharing.

The month of September is just around the corner, and it feels a little bit like "back to school".

I have a bold request to you:

I would like your assessment on the current Turbulences in the Financial Markets. The Central Banks have been extraordinarily active in the last week to stem-off the worst of scenarios.

Because you are active in the VC Arena, I think the question is of particular relevance, also for future investments in Technologies.

Furthermore it seems to me that Software Companies that have been betting on Mergers & Acquisitions, leveraged buy outs and such, will have to change their Business Model drastically if we really get a more serious credit Crunch. And the pobability for that is high.

There is one very big player out there that has spent a lot of money to buy up other Software Companies. I am wondering how the rising Interest Rates, and reluctance to give Credit to M&A's will impact their Business, And the technological Stock Market as a whole.

Kind Regards,
CB


Larry Barrett

Shai, any chance I could get the email address you use most often?

Robin Fray Carey

Great pictures, Shai. It's a gas to be a minor player in nature's drama, no?

Bill Wohl

I never thought (as your former PR guy) I'd ever see pictures of Shai Agassi in a web suit jumping into the ocean on the Internet!!!!!!! :) The pictures are amazing. Congratulations!

Lindsey Held

What an incredible adventure to share with your family...

Ben Bakhshi

SHAI! MAZAL TOV!
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/Israel_Corp_to_invest_100_mn_/articleshow/2312327.cms
Shai Agassi's Electric Car Venture Raises $200 million. The total value of the venture so far is about $300 million. Tesla Motors has thus far raised only $105 million according to one source.

Sorn Toomgasorn

Shai, this is very good. I'm your fan.

Ananth

hello Shai,

have you gone back to Galapagos Islands..?
I am desperately waiting for you next post.

Cheers,
Ananth

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