If I have some time, I play around with my equipment and try to create some new sounds. And if I have much more time, I arrange the sounds to a song. Some of my works from the early beginnings in the last millennium and newer are on http://soundcloud.com/thmsfnd or in THMSFND Music.
More to come in some weeks, months, …
你好’ [nǐ hǎo]
In October 2010 I was visiting Beijing and Shanghai. It was a great experience although I was scammed in a tea house with a 3000 RMB bill in Beijing on Dong’anmen Street, because the friendly Chinese police helped me to get my money back.
More photos available.
I am afraid, but a spring school has nothing to do with the spring break. From 10th until 21st of February 2010 the University of Applied Science Vorarberg organized a study trip to India. The topic is “Internationalization with India”. On the arriving weekend we will visit some touristic places around New Delhi. On Monday and Tuesday we will visit the companies NTPC, MoserBaer, Domino’s Pizza and Becton Dickinson. The rest of the week until Friday we have lectures at the Institute of Management Technology in Ghaziabad. The last weekend we have some more touristic activities i.e. visit Old Delhi.
After that week all students from our university will fly back to Europe, except Christoph and I. We already booked our flight tickets to Seoul and will be there for one week.
HDR-technique can create amazing results out of your pictures. Find more information about HDR on Wikipedia. The pictures were taken on my last weekend trip to Vienna, Burgenland and Maribor (Slovenia).
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The photos of the South East Asian Experience are online on Picasa.
The albums include pictures from the students of the Sungkyunkwan University in Seoul (South Korea) while partying and studying, Seoul in general, the weekend trip to Tokyo (Japan), the closing surf holidays in Bali (Indonesia) and the short trip to Doha, Qatar (United Arabic Emirates) while waiting for the connection flight.
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Btw. the phrase above means generally, “Are things peaceful for you?”
