Monarchy In A Clean Future

Ladies and Gentlemen,

With its new EQ label and with the concept car "Generation EQ" Mercedes-Benz is heralding a new chapter in history... In the clean world you will be able to enjoy your car and at the same time you will have no regrets because of rising sea levels and countrysides turning into a desert... Congratulations cordially to Alexander the Great and his team who were pushing the envelope to realise a mass production of electric vehicles for an everyday usage...

However what if you start to feel alienated in the clean world? What is you feel frightened among zero emission cars? What if you feel silly in a silently buzzing car? Then you must be a man who is irritated by extreme cleanness which idea was invented and developed for women... You can look for your old gas station, penetrate the fuel tank with the filling head and smoke and roar a little so that you don't waste away with being nervous or don't get cancer without a reason...

"He is not dirty at all..." (The Times, one of the upcoming issues)

Best wishes, Joseph de la Mikula and Team

World Epidemic

Ladies and Gentlemen,

I didn't want to deal with actual politics but now it has turned so exciting by the horror effect... "Hillary, show the real you" so CNN bringing the light to the people... Let me show you the lungs of Mrs. Hillary Clinton or at least a little part of it... What if you cannot control pneumonia?

Best wishes, Joseph de la Mikula and Team

Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental - Joe Sutter Is Dead

Ladies and Gentlemen,

Boeing on August 31st 2016:

"This morning we lost one of the giants of aerospace and a beloved member of the Boeing family. Joe Sutter, the “Father of the 747,” passed away at the age of 95.

Joe lived an amazing life and was an inspiration – not just to those of us at Boeing, but to the entire aerospace industry. He personified the ingenuity and passion for excellence that made Boeing airplanes synonymous with quality the world over.

Early in Joe’s career, he had a hand in many iconic commercial airplaneprojects, including the Dash 80, its cousin the 707 and the 737. But it was the 747 – the world’s first jumbo jet – that secured his place in history. 

Joe led the engineering team that developed the 747 in the mid-1960s, opening up affordable international travel and helping connect the world. His team, along with thousands of other Boeing employees involved in the project, became known as the Incredibles for producing what was then the world’s largest airplane in record time – 29 months from conception to rollout. It remains a staggering achievement and a testament to Joe’s “incredible” determination.

Long after he retired, Joe remained very active within the company. He continued to serve as a consultant on the Commercial Airplanes Senior Advisory Group, and he was still a familiar sight to many of us working here. By then his hair was white and he moved a little slower, but he always had a twinkle in his eye, a sharp mind and an unwavering devotion to aerospace innovation and The Boeing Company. Fittingly, he was on hand to celebrate our centennial at the Founders Day weekend. He was one of a kind. 

Joe was loved. He made a difference in the world. He made a difference to us. We will miss him and cherish our time with him."

Best wishes, Joseph de la Mikula and Team