Just a thought that crossed my mind while scrolling through items in my various news feeds. One of them said something about "the Refugee Crisis holding Europe hostage". Another one was titled "Why 8 million homes lie empty in Japan".

"You're always out testing everybody's crazy cars, you should try my bike, it's basically the same... ". Yeah. Right. After years of knowingly keeping my distance of even the smallest, slowest motorcycles, I've finally had my first little taste, although this may not have been what I had in mind. Enjoy reading all bout it!

In 2013 I had the chance to climb up Walibi's Dalton Terror drop tower, which was quite a challenge and at the same time it became my climbing record. At about 70 meters, I presumed this record would stand through 2014, and it almost did. However, late 2014 I got the opportunity to work on Brussels' South Tower. Also known as Belgium's tallest building!

Dear Multi-Nationals,

I would like to take this opportunity to apologize for a number of recent events in my insignificant little homeland Belgium, located conveniently in the center of Europe.
We fully realize the extent of the damages our economic system has experienced and the loss of international confidence our nation has endured.

There is an organisation in Belgium called "Test Aankoop". They "protect and serve the consumer"... well, as long as you have a paid monthly subscription of course.
They had this action where they lured in their customers (aka victims) by offering free gifts.

Who knew a year could fly by so fast, yet today is already the day that G-Solutions turns one... 1 year... 12 months... 365 days... 8760 hours... 525600 minutes... 31536000 seconds. It wasn't always easy but we made it through and we are still here! I still remember the conversation with my close advisers as if it was yesterday and I'm thankful for that. I hope I'll never forget those days, because you only know what you're worth when the world tries to break you and all you hear is "Take your shit, tuck your dick and move your ass!".

We've all been there, that dreaded time when the realization sets in that you can not fix this issue by yourself. Thank God there is a support line! They assign you a ticket and reassure you that it will get handled soon.
From there on, it can go a lot of ways:

- It can get passed around between first liners.
- It can be ignored.
- It can get escalated to second line.
- It can actually get fixed.