It's so annoying. I just finished my Costa Rica online web album but the webserver of our university where I'm hosting my website doesn't work *grmpf*. I also scanned some action shots taken by a lomo camera (see weblink). I borrowed the camera from Regina for this holiday, but it got broken at the end of the journey. I'm very sorry for that and promised her to replace it.
It was ABSOLUTELY fantastic! Lena (our communication officer aka Lt. Uhura), Robert (technician aka Scottie), Lorenz (pilot aka Cpt. Kirk) & I (navigator) had an ABSOLUTELY fantastic time in Costa Rica (as well as few days in Nicaragua and Panama). I will put a few more picture and some anecdotes online in the photos section in the next few days. Saludos!
Monday was the day of my final exam for my master in communication science. After long discussions about my admission, 2 terms of studying, 1 term writing my diploma thesis and a month preparation for this exam it's over. I feel relieved and look forward to my holiday in Costa Rica together with Lena, Robert & Lorenz. I'm just happy :)
Yesterday I handed my diploma thesis over to my Prof. From my point of view this little piece of work (180 pages) is finished and I pray my Prof. thinks so too. So I hope that never in my life again I will have to do anything with interactive television. I worked about 1,5 years on that topic - a topic which is basically questionable - and I think that's more than enough. Thanks for all those who helped me carrying out my research and writing this text. Keep your fingers crossed on the 30 January from 10-11 am. At that time I will do my diploma exam.
It took Wolfgang just 2 months to download the pictures from his mobile phone and I needed another week to put them online (I did not even edit them).
I posted some information about my studies and my work at the University of Salzburg under Research. I've been really busy during the last weeks and the situation won't improve until I finish my master thesis (deadline 16 December) and my masters exam (30 January). So keep your fingers crossed for me that everything works as planned.
...on Christoph's website on http://chrisgrun.jodoschka.com/ It was a fantastic journey, and even I could show Laura, who was born and used to live in Helsinki, something new: The squirrels climb up your trousers when you have some nuts for them, sweeeeeeeeeet ;-)
