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I’m tired of giving gifts and not receiving any word of thanks.
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(3) seybernetx, February 3, 2012 2:52 AM
Patented?
Impressive. But he says he built his arm by following patents he found on-line. I just hope he checked to see what the status of those patents are, like whether they are still in effect or have expired. It would be a major downer if in another year or so, he has something generally usable, and some lawyer decides to sue for the rights and/or licensing fees.
Chana, February 13, 2012 12:13 AM
Or worse
They ask for his arm back!
(2) Becky Schreiber, February 1, 2012 10:39 PM
LOVE IT
I admire him so much!! He did not let his impairment bringhim down but he took it a step up! I want to be like him one day! Yeah and Last line summary: AWESOME!!
(1) Devorah, January 31, 2012 3:00 PM
Important and inspriring
The last line summed it all up so that it gave us a universal message," It doesn't matter if it's a bike or an arm OR YOUR LIFE. If you can take it apart , if oyu can understand it, you can make it better." "Im atah ma'amin shey'cholim lekalkel ta'amin sheyecholim letaken!" Now seize the day!
EM, January 31, 2012 7:13 PM
Devorah, that was brilliant!!!
Instant inspiration from this video and your comment!!