Die Freiluft Biergartensaison wird eröffnet!
Aus der Erlebniswelt eines Kellners:
Damentisch: 10 Damen
Herrentisch: 10 Herren
20:00 Uhr Damentisch
Kellner: Guten Abend die Damen, was darf es denn sein?
Frau 1: Oh, ein Glas Sekt.
Frau 2: Nee, wir warten noch auf die Anderen.
Frau 1: Also doch ein Glas Sekt.
Kellner: (geht)
20.03 Uhr Herrentisch
Kellner: Servus.
Mann 1: Servus.
Kellner: Und?
Mann 1: Zehn Bier.
Kellner: (bringt Bier)
Mann 1: Was krieg'ste denn?
Kellner: 18.
Mann 1: (gibt 20) Stimmt so.
Kellner: Danke.
20:10 Uhr Damentisch
Kellner: Haben die Damen etwas gefunden?
Frau 3: Haben Sie Cola light?
Kellner: Nein.
Frau 3: Warum nicht?
Kellner: Keine Ahnung, ich bin nur der Kellner.
Frau 3: Dann nehme ich eine Apfelschorle, aber mit wenig Apfelsaft.
Frau 1: Oh, die nehme ich auch, aber bei mir können Sie mehr Saft
reinmachen.
Kellner: Selbstverständlich.
Frau 5 zu Frau 2-4 und 9: Trinkt Ihr auch Sekt?
Frau 9: Ja.
Frau 2: Ja.
Frau 4: Nein, ich habe Migräne.
Frau 1: Dann nimm doch einen O-Saft.
Frau 9: Oh, ja ich will auch einen O-Saft.
Frau 4: Nee, ich nehme ein stilles Wasser.
Kellner: Haben wir leider nicht.
Frau 4: Warum nicht?
Kellner: Keine Ahnung, ich bin nur der Kellner.
Frau 4: Na gut dann nehme ich doch einen Sekt mit O-Saft.
Frau 5: Dann nehmen wir ne Flasche.
Kellner: Soll ich ihnen dann eine kleine Flasche O-Saft dazu bringen?
Frau 5: Warum?
Kellner: Weil wir keine Flasche fertig gemischten Sekt mit O-Saft haben.
Frau 5: Na dann lassen Sie den O-Saft weg.
Frau 9: Dann nehme ich aber noch ein Wasser dazu.
Frau 10: Ich auch.
Frau 7: Ich auch, oder? Sie haben wirklich kein stilles Wasser?
Kellner: Nein, nur stillen Sekt. Wir nennen das in der Fachsprache
Weißwein.
Frau 1-10: ???????
Kellner: (denkt: War doch klar, dass die das nicht raffen) Und die
anderen
Damen?
Frau 3: Einen Süßgespritzten.
Frau 6: Einen Sauergespritzten.
Frau 8: Eine Cola light.
Kellner: Wir haben leider keine Cola light.
Frau 8: Warum nicht?
Kellner: KEINE AHNUNG ICH BIN NUR DER KELLNER.
Frau 8: Dann nehme ich ein Radler mit wenig Bier.
Kellner: (geht und versucht sich den Scheiß zu merken)
20:18 Uhr Herrentisch
Mann 3: (brüllt durch den Saal) Mach noch 'ne Runde!
Kellner: Jo (geht, holt zehn Bier, stellt diese wortlos ab, während
"Mann 3"
20,- aufs Tablett legt).
20:25 Uhr Damentisch
Kellner: (bringt die Getränke) Sooo die Damen, wer hatte denn das
Radler?
Frau 1-10: Schnatter, Schnatter, Schnatter...
Kellner: WER HATTE DENN DAS RADLER?
Frau 1-10: ?????? (Vollkommen überrascht, dass ein Herr mit einem
Tablett
vor dem Tisch steht und
das Damenkollektiv ansieht).
Kellner: DAS RADLER.
Frau 7: Petra, hattest Du nicht das Radler?
Frau 8: Oh ja, mein Radler, hihihi!
Kellner: (stellt das Radler und die anderen Getränke auf dem Tisch ab
und
denkt: Sollen die das
Zeug doch selber verteilen).
Frau 3: Und wo ist meine Cola light?
Kellner: (atmet tief ein und wieder aus) Wir haben keins UND ICH WEISS
AUCH
NICHT WARUM.
Frau 3: Dann nehm ich...
Kellner: Sie haben schon gewählt und es ist auch schon da.
Frau 3: Oh.
Frau 8: Was macht das denn?
Kellner: Zusammen oder getrennt?
Frau 8: Nur das Radler.
Kellner: 1,80 bitte. (Die Dame wühlt in der Handtasche nach dem
Geldbeutel
und drückt dem
Kellner 2,- in die Hand. Der Kellner gibt ein 20 Cent Stück zurück,
worauf
die Dame ein 10
Cent Stück sucht um dieses dem Kellner als Trinkgeld zu überreichen).
Kellner: So, der Rest?
Frau 5: Ich zahle die Hälfte vom Sekt, ein Mineralwasser und den
Sauergespritzten.
Frau 2: Wieso die Hälfte, wir sind doch drei, die wo Sekt trinken!
Frau 5: Oh ja stimmt, dann zwei Drittel der Flasche, ein Mineralwasser
und
Süßgespritzten.
Frau 2: Dann zahle ich das letzte Drittel von dem Sekt.
Kellner: (rechnet angestrengt und versucht die Ruhe zu bewahren) Dann
bekomme ich 7,63 von
Ihnen und von Ihnen 4,33
Frau 2: Warum haben Sie denn so unrunde Preise? Das ist doch
unpraktisch.
Kellner: Das ist halt so bei einem Drittel von 13,-. Normalerweise
teilen
sich nicht drei Leute ein
Getränk.
Die restlichen Damen zahlen in ähnlicher Weise Ihre Getränke, lassen
sich
dabei das Rückgeld stets
geben und entscheiden sich vereinzelt zu einem Trinkgeld von bis zu 20
Cent.
Somit entsteht ein
Gesamttrinkgeld von 45 Cent.
20:25 Uhr Herrentisch
Mann 4: Mach ma' 10 Bier und zehn Schnaps und was Du trinkst.
Kellner: (Nickt und holt die Getränke) Kurze Zeit später stellt er zehn
Bier
und elf Schnaps ab. Mit
dem elften Schnaps stößt er mit der Runde an.
Mann 4: Was macht das?
Kellner: 45,50
Mann 4: (gibt einen 50,- Schein) Gib mir drei raus.
Kellner: (gibt 3,-) Dank Dir.
Der Abend geht in ähnlicher Weise bis in die frühen Morgenstunden
weiter.
Am Herrentisch werden insgesamt zehn Runden Bier und fünf Runden Schnaps
getrunken.
Die Aufzählung der am Damentisch getrunkenen Getränke entfällt aus zwei
Gründen:
1. Es würde den Rahmen dieser Email sprengen.
2. Der (männliche) Autor dieses Artikels würde beim Schreiben
Kopfschmerzen
bekommen.
Samstag, Juni 06, 2009
Samstag, Mai 16, 2009
My (NO) travel to Poland
After Finland and meeting some ex-Erasmus students, I also wanted to meet some other people. So we decided to meet each other in Poland. There was not a long discussion about the location.
All together we would have been Bonzcek, Szimon, Chris, Michael, Arno, Gosia and I. First I wanted to go by train, because the flights were already too expensive on that short notice. But the day before departure I found a flight from LOT at the price 199€ two ways.
I bought it and was quite happy to fly 1,2 hours and not to drive 8h by train. Thursday was coming and after working (in Vienna headquarter) I headed home to get all my stuff and to pack. Finally I started my ride to Vienna Airport, and guess what, near Amstetten, my engine "exploded". Probably I had too less water or oil in it, whatever, it just stuck and stopped.
I had to call the car breakdown service. They would need 30mins to get to me and after that 1h to get my car back to my hometown. As I had no time left to get to the airport and also I needed to arrange me some ride (i need a car to get to work - 120km) I decided to use the rest of my "holidays" to look for an alternative.
I was really pissed and still I am, we waited a long time for this meeting, I'm really sorry guys, would love to meet you some day, BUT I will not give up !!!!
Miss you and hope we soon get another opportunity.
For now, I have no new car yet, my car is not repairable (3000€+), and I'm still looking, actually I have no idea what I want... that's the bad part of being single, you have to make your own decisions *g*
regards
All together we would have been Bonzcek, Szimon, Chris, Michael, Arno, Gosia and I. First I wanted to go by train, because the flights were already too expensive on that short notice. But the day before departure I found a flight from LOT at the price 199€ two ways.
I bought it and was quite happy to fly 1,2 hours and not to drive 8h by train. Thursday was coming and after working (in Vienna headquarter) I headed home to get all my stuff and to pack. Finally I started my ride to Vienna Airport, and guess what, near Amstetten, my engine "exploded". Probably I had too less water or oil in it, whatever, it just stuck and stopped.
I had to call the car breakdown service. They would need 30mins to get to me and after that 1h to get my car back to my hometown. As I had no time left to get to the airport and also I needed to arrange me some ride (i need a car to get to work - 120km) I decided to use the rest of my "holidays" to look for an alternative.
I was really pissed and still I am, we waited a long time for this meeting, I'm really sorry guys, would love to meet you some day, BUT I will not give up !!!!
Miss you and hope we soon get another opportunity.
For now, I have no new car yet, my car is not repairable (3000€+), and I'm still looking, actually I have no idea what I want... that's the bad part of being single, you have to make your own decisions *g*
regards
Finland Lappeenranta Vappu Meeting
Last but not least it is time again for a blogentry, I'm a bit lazy but I try to catch up a bit.
There was this idea of some Ex-Erasmus students to meet in Lappeenranta (Finland). First of all to meet each other and otherwise to celebrate vappu.
What is vappu? A question I heard often these days. Some say vappu is the nearest thing, that Finland have regarding the carneval. Some other say it is the Finnish version of the American Spring-Break parties, and there are others who say that it is just another day off. Whatever kind of definiton you are choosing, vappu is worth going and celebrating.
Paul, a German ex-Erasmus student, started the whole thing, and a lot of people thought that this is a great idea. In the end, we were just three guys, who really were ex-Erasmus students. Paul, Benjamin and me. Thats sad, but fun is all that matters and we had already some friends in Lappeenranta.
My flight went on 27.4 to Helsinki (169€ both ways) and from there I drove with the train to Lappeenranta (39€ one way). I didn't arrange any room with friends, so I booked myself a room in a hostel/camping-place. You know, I don't want to bother anyone, and sleeping on a friends floor is maybe not the best choice anyway. However, next time probably I will arrange something else, because the rooms are not really cheap. (Hostel 60€ per night incl. breakfast, Hotel 80€ per night ex breakfast) There would have been cheaper places, but the student houses are open starting from 1.5 and the Karelia Park hostel from June - August. It was holiday, and I'm not a student anymore, so why not spend some money.
When I started this trip, I thought, hey looking forward to see Finland in spring time. HAHA, guess what, spring has not arrived there yet. Maybe two or three weeks later, but at the time I was there, it was like this:
Everything grey, and yes, the fucking lake was still frozen !!!
What did I do?
I walked a lot ... The weather was, except one day, very nice and sunny. The warmest day was 17°C and the coldest (night) was 0°. Actually the 0° night was the vappu night ^^
On Tuesday I met with Mahesh in the city centre. Mahesh was one of the exchange students who settled in Lappeenranta. He has quite a success story to tell, he is running his own company now, and it seems that it is very successful. Informations on that you can find on his homepage http://www.redsolution.fi .We enjoyed the sun at the coffee house and talked for some hours. Good Luck to you and your company Mahesh!!
The funny thing when I sat there, Benjamin walked by (at this moment I didn't know that he is in Lappeenranta too), so quite funny *g*.
In the evening I met with Paul, who cycled the way from Helsinki to Lappenranta in two days, grazy guy. Even more grazy is, that he cycled back from Tallinn to Germany. First night he slept in my hostel room, because his sleeping strategy was not really well planned ;)
On wednesday, another day in the center, I did a lot of shopping, and again walking, sitting in the harbour, reading, enjoying myself and my free time. Actually I do not remember what I did the rest of the day *g*.
Thursday was the official start of vappu. At noon the students met at the city center to start vappu. Therefor they do that:
They put the student hats on the statue, just like in Helsinki, only a bit smaller.
After that they walk, in order (color of the faculty guilds) to the harbour, where the new students get there baptism.
For the baptism, the new students, in there overalls, have to slide into the lake. (remember, lake was still frozen *gg*). As you can imagine, it was cold. Here are some impressions:
A nice experience, .. and NO I didn't do it *g*
After that we spent some hours in the sun and having a beer.
In the evening there was a festival at the university. The bad (organizational) mistake was, that the entry fee was 20€ and that you can't bring your own drinks. As you can imagine, Finnish students weren't that happy about that, so inside there were 40 people and on the outside there were some hundreds ^^, so was I, together with Teemu and some Polish girls. Was a nice evening, even with 0°.
On Friday was the official vappu day (Mayday), where traditionally all Fins make picnics and barbecues with family and friends. At the harbour there was a market with stalls, an everywhere you can see the students making the picnics.
It was a very nice, sunny day, which I enjoyed a lot. Relaxing is always the best on holidays ;)
Saturday was already time to leave, so I went to the Railstation, back to Helsinki, there I spent some hours of shopping, and after that my flight brought me back to Munich.
There was this idea of some Ex-Erasmus students to meet in Lappeenranta (Finland). First of all to meet each other and otherwise to celebrate vappu.
What is vappu? A question I heard often these days. Some say vappu is the nearest thing, that Finland have regarding the carneval. Some other say it is the Finnish version of the American Spring-Break parties, and there are others who say that it is just another day off. Whatever kind of definiton you are choosing, vappu is worth going and celebrating.
Paul, a German ex-Erasmus student, started the whole thing, and a lot of people thought that this is a great idea. In the end, we were just three guys, who really were ex-Erasmus students. Paul, Benjamin and me. Thats sad, but fun is all that matters and we had already some friends in Lappeenranta.
My flight went on 27.4 to Helsinki (169€ both ways) and from there I drove with the train to Lappeenranta (39€ one way). I didn't arrange any room with friends, so I booked myself a room in a hostel/camping-place. You know, I don't want to bother anyone, and sleeping on a friends floor is maybe not the best choice anyway. However, next time probably I will arrange something else, because the rooms are not really cheap. (Hostel 60€ per night incl. breakfast, Hotel 80€ per night ex breakfast) There would have been cheaper places, but the student houses are open starting from 1.5 and the Karelia Park hostel from June - August. It was holiday, and I'm not a student anymore, so why not spend some money.
When I started this trip, I thought, hey looking forward to see Finland in spring time. HAHA, guess what, spring has not arrived there yet. Maybe two or three weeks later, but at the time I was there, it was like this:
Everything grey, and yes, the fucking lake was still frozen !!!
What did I do?
I walked a lot ... The weather was, except one day, very nice and sunny. The warmest day was 17°C and the coldest (night) was 0°. Actually the 0° night was the vappu night ^^
On Tuesday I met with Mahesh in the city centre. Mahesh was one of the exchange students who settled in Lappeenranta. He has quite a success story to tell, he is running his own company now, and it seems that it is very successful. Informations on that you can find on his homepage http://www.redsolution.fi .We enjoyed the sun at the coffee house and talked for some hours. Good Luck to you and your company Mahesh!!
The funny thing when I sat there, Benjamin walked by (at this moment I didn't know that he is in Lappeenranta too), so quite funny *g*.
In the evening I met with Paul, who cycled the way from Helsinki to Lappenranta in two days, grazy guy. Even more grazy is, that he cycled back from Tallinn to Germany. First night he slept in my hostel room, because his sleeping strategy was not really well planned ;)
On wednesday, another day in the center, I did a lot of shopping, and again walking, sitting in the harbour, reading, enjoying myself and my free time. Actually I do not remember what I did the rest of the day *g*.
Thursday was the official start of vappu. At noon the students met at the city center to start vappu. Therefor they do that:
They put the student hats on the statue, just like in Helsinki, only a bit smaller.
After that they walk, in order (color of the faculty guilds) to the harbour, where the new students get there baptism.
For the baptism, the new students, in there overalls, have to slide into the lake. (remember, lake was still frozen *gg*). As you can imagine, it was cold. Here are some impressions:
A nice experience, .. and NO I didn't do it *g*
After that we spent some hours in the sun and having a beer.
In the evening there was a festival at the university. The bad (organizational) mistake was, that the entry fee was 20€ and that you can't bring your own drinks. As you can imagine, Finnish students weren't that happy about that, so inside there were 40 people and on the outside there were some hundreds ^^, so was I, together with Teemu and some Polish girls. Was a nice evening, even with 0°.
On Friday was the official vappu day (Mayday), where traditionally all Fins make picnics and barbecues with family and friends. At the harbour there was a market with stalls, an everywhere you can see the students making the picnics.
It was a very nice, sunny day, which I enjoyed a lot. Relaxing is always the best on holidays ;)
Saturday was already time to leave, so I went to the Railstation, back to Helsinki, there I spent some hours of shopping, and after that my flight brought me back to Munich.
Mittwoch, Jänner 14, 2009
New Years Eve 2009 - Linz 09
Hei folks,
a bit late, but here's a short report from new years eve 2009.
We (Maxx, Dres and I) spent this new years eve in Linz.
The main reason was the opening of "Linz 2009 European Center of Culture".
The special event startet ten minutes after midnight, it was not a normal
firework, it was a "rocket symphonie".
It started a bit weird, I guess that is the art part *gg*, but I also have
to mention that wie stand on the Nibelunger bridge and therefore we
didn't see the groundfirework.
However, even with some weird parts of this symphonie, I mean the "singing",
the whole show in the end was quite spectacular. We made some videos and
photos, but I will post you here a video which I found on youtube, because
I think the quality is much better, so here is a video of the last 3 minutes
of the rocket symphonie.
Nice, of course to be there was much more fascinating.
There have been about 130000 people, live music everywhere,
mainly on the main square.
I want to present you one of the performers, because I think they are
some kind of special. They are called Attwanger and they sing in
Upper Austrian dialect and with drums and traditionell instruments.
It's quite a cool mix. I didn't find any good quality live-video,
so I give you only the sound with some pictures, found on youtube.
Have Fun!
Especially live, they are great !!
The evening was quite nice, even when it already ended at three in the morning. (not much alcohol, a new experience for us all *gg*)
regards
Harry
a bit late, but here's a short report from new years eve 2009.
We (Maxx, Dres and I) spent this new years eve in Linz.
The main reason was the opening of "Linz 2009 European Center of Culture".
The special event startet ten minutes after midnight, it was not a normal
firework, it was a "rocket symphonie".
It started a bit weird, I guess that is the art part *gg*, but I also have
to mention that wie stand on the Nibelunger bridge and therefore we
didn't see the groundfirework.
However, even with some weird parts of this symphonie, I mean the "singing",
the whole show in the end was quite spectacular. We made some videos and
photos, but I will post you here a video which I found on youtube, because
I think the quality is much better, so here is a video of the last 3 minutes
of the rocket symphonie.
Nice, of course to be there was much more fascinating.
There have been about 130000 people, live music everywhere,
mainly on the main square.
I want to present you one of the performers, because I think they are
some kind of special. They are called Attwanger and they sing in
Upper Austrian dialect and with drums and traditionell instruments.
It's quite a cool mix. I didn't find any good quality live-video,
so I give you only the sound with some pictures, found on youtube.
Have Fun!
Especially live, they are great !!
The evening was quite nice, even when it already ended at three in the morning. (not much alcohol, a new experience for us all *gg*)
regards
Harry
Sonntag, Dezember 07, 2008
Two new free MMORPGs
Hey Gamers and especially MMORPGamers.
There are two new MMORPGs which I have to mention here, because they seem to have a lot of potential.
The first one is called "Runes of Magic". The graphic looks very nice and the gameplay seems to be interesting. The classes are as usual Warrior, Scout, Rogue, Mage, Priest, Knight. The only available race is Humans. The game is free, also the playing and it is available in English AND in German too, that's a plus. The open beta is starting on 15.12.2008 !!
The second game is "Requiem - Bloody Mare". It is a horror MMORPG and this is quite a new topic. As far as I know the only or first MMORPG which claims the horror topic. I tested it and I have to say, the graphic is really fine, and the game seems to have good potential.
Four races, each race two joblines (magical, combat) and for each jobline two classes. In the end there are 16 classes. It is only available in English.
Here is a video to the game:
The game is starting with age 17, so nothing for kiddies.
Have Fun!
There are two new MMORPGs which I have to mention here, because they seem to have a lot of potential.
The first one is called "Runes of Magic". The graphic looks very nice and the gameplay seems to be interesting. The classes are as usual Warrior, Scout, Rogue, Mage, Priest, Knight. The only available race is Humans. The game is free, also the playing and it is available in English AND in German too, that's a plus. The open beta is starting on 15.12.2008 !!
The second game is "Requiem - Bloody Mare". It is a horror MMORPG and this is quite a new topic. As far as I know the only or first MMORPG which claims the horror topic. I tested it and I have to say, the graphic is really fine, and the game seems to have good potential.
Four races, each race two joblines (magical, combat) and for each jobline two classes. In the end there are 16 classes. It is only available in English.
Here is a video to the game:
The game is starting with age 17, so nothing for kiddies.
Have Fun!
Freitag, Dezember 05, 2008
Christmas traditions Steyr PART 3 - Christmas Market
Christmas market (Christkindlmarkt) is one of the most common and well known christmas traditions. It starts with the first advent weekend, sometimes even one weekend before.
They have a lot of stalls, starting with traditionell handicraft, christmas decoration, presents, sweets, eating and drinking.
Most popular drinks are Glühwein and Punsch. You have to drink it when you are in Austria during Winter/Christmas.
Steyr for example has one market in the town center, one in the city park, one in Garsten, and a lot more around Steyr.
You also find big christmas markets in Linz.
and a lot of other towns everywhere in Austria.
By the way, we already heard that Steyr is the Christkindl Town, but we have the Christkind also in person, here is the official Steyrer Christkindl:
We have a lot more to offer, but to tell everything would be to much for a blog, you will find information at Steyr Info and all over the internet. Have Fun!
They have a lot of stalls, starting with traditionell handicraft, christmas decoration, presents, sweets, eating and drinking.
Most popular drinks are Glühwein and Punsch. You have to drink it when you are in Austria during Winter/Christmas.
Steyr for example has one market in the town center, one in the city park, one in Garsten, and a lot more around Steyr.
You also find big christmas markets in Linz.
and a lot of other towns everywhere in Austria.By the way, we already heard that Steyr is the Christkindl Town, but we have the Christkind also in person, here is the official Steyrer Christkindl:
We have a lot more to offer, but to tell everything would be to much for a blog, you will find information at Steyr Info and all over the internet. Have Fun!
Christmas traditions Steyr PART 2 - Christkind
As I mentioned in Part 1, the gift bringer in the most European and Christian countries is the Christkind.
Steyr has a part of the city which is called Christkindl. It is a pilgram location with a "holy" wax figures, stories tell that it has healing power.
However, Christkindl has also a post office, where everybody (of course mostly children) can send there christmas wishes straight to the Christkind itself.
Here is a photo of the post office:
Steyr also has a Christmas museum, kind of "rollercoaster" with really icky stuff. Here is a short "promotion" video.
So if you like this kind of stuff, you should visit it ;) For children it is nice for sure, I'm personally not really interested in that aspect of christmas *gg*. More to come about christmas traditions in Part 3.
In castle Lamberg we also have a advent/christmas exhibition, here is a video for that:
Steyr has a part of the city which is called Christkindl. It is a pilgram location with a "holy" wax figures, stories tell that it has healing power.
However, Christkindl has also a post office, where everybody (of course mostly children) can send there christmas wishes straight to the Christkind itself.
Here is a photo of the post office:
Steyr also has a Christmas museum, kind of "rollercoaster" with really icky stuff. Here is a short "promotion" video.
So if you like this kind of stuff, you should visit it ;) For children it is nice for sure, I'm personally not really interested in that aspect of christmas *gg*. More to come about christmas traditions in Part 3.
In castle Lamberg we also have a advent/christmas exhibition, here is a video for that:
Christmas traditions Steyr PART 1 - Perchten
Steyr is a christmas town. Why? Because a place of pilgrimage next to Steyr is called Christkindl (Christkind). So we are the hometown of the Christkind in Austria. Therefore we celebrate christmas every year with a lot of traditionell celebrations.
One is called "Perchtenlauf".
We have Nikolaus (looks like Santa Claus, but is based on a real person called Nicolaus, he was a saint some hundred years ago). Nikolaus rewards well-behaved children, and the Krampus or Percht he comes for the not so well-behaved children ;)
Last weekend was this kind of Perchtenlauf in Steyr, here are some photos of this event (the photos are taken from e-steyr.com made by Peter Kainrath:
I heard, that there have been about 680 (!) different Perchten-masks, they came from all around Austria and even Germany. Quite scary, but the children love them, some are scared at the beginning, but learn fast that this are only masks and underneath are humans ;)
This is one tradition, more traditions in Part 2.
One is called "Perchtenlauf".
We have Nikolaus (looks like Santa Claus, but is based on a real person called Nicolaus, he was a saint some hundred years ago). Nikolaus rewards well-behaved children, and the Krampus or Percht he comes for the not so well-behaved children ;)
Last weekend was this kind of Perchtenlauf in Steyr, here are some photos of this event (the photos are taken from e-steyr.com made by Peter Kainrath:
I heard, that there have been about 680 (!) different Perchten-masks, they came from all around Austria and even Germany. Quite scary, but the children love them, some are scared at the beginning, but learn fast that this are only masks and underneath are humans ;)
This is one tradition, more traditions in Part 2.
Sonntag, November 23, 2008
It's all about (MMORPG) games
It's not a secret that I am a gamer. I like to play PC games quite for a long time now. Started back in the 80's with a really dumb console, then C64, Amiga, and so on until I ended up with PC-Games.
I played a lot of genres. In the beginning I have been more the Ego-Shooter type, for example Unreal Tournament (the first version). I played it for about 3-4 years quite intensively. Then some years ago I started to play a genre called MMORPG (Massive Multiplayer Online RolePlay Game). And since then I stuck in this genre ;) I'm not sure how long, but I guess for 7 years now.
What do I like on playing MMORPGs, ... a lot, hell lot of REAL people in the game. You can join a guild and play with others. Not really the social isolation as many think that pc gamers have. I get to know a lot of people during the years, some come some go, but with a few the friendship lasts for many years now. Some I didn't even met in real life so far, but we chat a lot by instant messenger and phone. We talk about everything, like I do with my "real life" friend next door. The only difference, I can not say, come on let's go for a coffee or a beer ;) (theoretical we could, but just ingame ;)
It all started with DAoC (Dark Age of Camelot). This game infected me with the MMORPG virus hard. I played it for some years and reactivated it later on for some month again. It was and is still one of the very best game in MMORPG, even when it is outdated and the graphic is not up-to-date. I still think about reactivating it again for some month ;)
In the last years the genre exploded and hundreds of games flood the market. Some come and go, some exist rarely and some attained cult status. I guess one of the worldwide best known is WoW (World of Warcraft). No, I do not play it, I had played it, but only for a year.
One strategy for game developers is, that the game and the playing is for free. This market has grown exponentially in the last two years. (Yes, normally you buy the game with the first month included and then you pay every month about 10-13€)
I think I tried nearly every free MMORPG there is, but the satisfaction was never for long. I tried Fantasy, Science Fiction, Pirates, and so on...
Here some free MMORPGS which I think that they are not bad and maybe for people who want to test the genre without paying:
1. Perfect World
This one is quite nice. The graphic is high quality and the game itself is quite good. I didn't play it for a long time, but my impression was a good one. It's a classical Asian fantasy-MMORPG. It is free to download and free to play.
To get an impression, here is a video:
2. Exteel
Something totally different, a good start for Ego-Shooter type of player to enter the world of MMORPG. It is a Science-Fiction "Shooter" with Death-Match, Capture the flag and so on, all known by shooter games.
3. Rappelz
Another Fantasy-MMORPG which comes from Asia. Free to download free to play. Here's a ingame video.
4. Flyff
Ok, this one is weird. In the beginning I got shocked of all this kiddy stuff jumping around, I would have quit if not friend of mine wanted to play it. After some time it was not that bad as it seems on the beginning. It is also from Asia and it is, let's say, colorful *lol*. It is not a graphical high-end game, it's more kiddy comic style *g*. But see for yourself.
This is just a mix of free MMORPGS there are a lot lot lot more, just search for them in Google, or for the german speaking community here is a link to Onlinewelten Free-MMO.
Guildwars, Metin2, Shayia, and so on and on and on and on...
So lets now come to the MMORPGs where you have to pay for the game and for the playing. Actually, when you compare those games with free to play games, you will see, there is a difference.
1. Age of Conan
It had some difficulties when the game starts, a lot of bugs and not enough content. Therefore the game lost a lot of players. But Funcom worked a lot in the last few month, and I can say it was worth it. The game is the best in graphic (and will be even better when the DX10 update is released - soon), the music, the atmosphere, just cool. The game itself is a Fantasy-MMORPG which basis on the Conan stories. It is one of the games I'm playing at the moment. The price for the game is at the moment 29€ and the month cost between 11-13€ a month. For that money you get free updates and content and so on. It has a really innovativ combat system, just to mention that and it is for 18+ because of the sex, blood and violence ^^
Here's an impression:
2. Warhammer Online
Another game i play at the moment, or let's say i can't decide which of those two i should play, and at the moment i have not enough time anyway.
Warhammer is very similar to World of Warcraft, ... when it comes to the graphic. It is just not good, I mean the graphic, but the game itself is quite good and has also some innovative features. The PvP-system (Player versus Player) is at the moment the best there is on the market. (my opinion) No wonder, because the game was developed by the makers of DAoC.
Here is the impression:
Ok, what does the future bring:
MMORPGs to come are Stargate Worlds and some other I just don't remember right now.
So, this was a "short" inside few to MMORPGs. Of course there are a lot of games I haven't mentioned, like lord of the rings online, world of warcraft, tabula rasa and so on and on and on,
but this would become a neverending story. Another good site for that topic is mmosite, so feel free to inform yourself in more details.
Try MMORPGs, online gaming is the future, and it is really nice if you find friend to play with. It is just another hobby you can have. but of course never forget your real life !!
regards and game on!!
I played a lot of genres. In the beginning I have been more the Ego-Shooter type, for example Unreal Tournament (the first version). I played it for about 3-4 years quite intensively. Then some years ago I started to play a genre called MMORPG (Massive Multiplayer Online RolePlay Game). And since then I stuck in this genre ;) I'm not sure how long, but I guess for 7 years now.
What do I like on playing MMORPGs, ... a lot, hell lot of REAL people in the game. You can join a guild and play with others. Not really the social isolation as many think that pc gamers have. I get to know a lot of people during the years, some come some go, but with a few the friendship lasts for many years now. Some I didn't even met in real life so far, but we chat a lot by instant messenger and phone. We talk about everything, like I do with my "real life" friend next door. The only difference, I can not say, come on let's go for a coffee or a beer ;) (theoretical we could, but just ingame ;)
It all started with DAoC (Dark Age of Camelot). This game infected me with the MMORPG virus hard. I played it for some years and reactivated it later on for some month again. It was and is still one of the very best game in MMORPG, even when it is outdated and the graphic is not up-to-date. I still think about reactivating it again for some month ;)
In the last years the genre exploded and hundreds of games flood the market. Some come and go, some exist rarely and some attained cult status. I guess one of the worldwide best known is WoW (World of Warcraft). No, I do not play it, I had played it, but only for a year.
One strategy for game developers is, that the game and the playing is for free. This market has grown exponentially in the last two years. (Yes, normally you buy the game with the first month included and then you pay every month about 10-13€)
I think I tried nearly every free MMORPG there is, but the satisfaction was never for long. I tried Fantasy, Science Fiction, Pirates, and so on...
Here some free MMORPGS which I think that they are not bad and maybe for people who want to test the genre without paying:
1. Perfect World
This one is quite nice. The graphic is high quality and the game itself is quite good. I didn't play it for a long time, but my impression was a good one. It's a classical Asian fantasy-MMORPG. It is free to download and free to play.
To get an impression, here is a video:
2. Exteel
Something totally different, a good start for Ego-Shooter type of player to enter the world of MMORPG. It is a Science-Fiction "Shooter" with Death-Match, Capture the flag and so on, all known by shooter games.
3. Rappelz
Another Fantasy-MMORPG which comes from Asia. Free to download free to play. Here's a ingame video.
4. Flyff
Ok, this one is weird. In the beginning I got shocked of all this kiddy stuff jumping around, I would have quit if not friend of mine wanted to play it. After some time it was not that bad as it seems on the beginning. It is also from Asia and it is, let's say, colorful *lol*. It is not a graphical high-end game, it's more kiddy comic style *g*. But see for yourself.
This is just a mix of free MMORPGS there are a lot lot lot more, just search for them in Google, or for the german speaking community here is a link to Onlinewelten Free-MMO.
Guildwars, Metin2, Shayia, and so on and on and on and on...
So lets now come to the MMORPGs where you have to pay for the game and for the playing. Actually, when you compare those games with free to play games, you will see, there is a difference.
1. Age of Conan
It had some difficulties when the game starts, a lot of bugs and not enough content. Therefore the game lost a lot of players. But Funcom worked a lot in the last few month, and I can say it was worth it. The game is the best in graphic (and will be even better when the DX10 update is released - soon), the music, the atmosphere, just cool. The game itself is a Fantasy-MMORPG which basis on the Conan stories. It is one of the games I'm playing at the moment. The price for the game is at the moment 29€ and the month cost between 11-13€ a month. For that money you get free updates and content and so on. It has a really innovativ combat system, just to mention that and it is for 18+ because of the sex, blood and violence ^^
Here's an impression:
2. Warhammer Online
Another game i play at the moment, or let's say i can't decide which of those two i should play, and at the moment i have not enough time anyway.
Warhammer is very similar to World of Warcraft, ... when it comes to the graphic. It is just not good, I mean the graphic, but the game itself is quite good and has also some innovative features. The PvP-system (Player versus Player) is at the moment the best there is on the market. (my opinion) No wonder, because the game was developed by the makers of DAoC.
Here is the impression:
Ok, what does the future bring:
MMORPGs to come are Stargate Worlds and some other I just don't remember right now.
So, this was a "short" inside few to MMORPGs. Of course there are a lot of games I haven't mentioned, like lord of the rings online, world of warcraft, tabula rasa and so on and on and on,
but this would become a neverending story. Another good site for that topic is mmosite, so feel free to inform yourself in more details.
Try MMORPGs, online gaming is the future, and it is really nice if you find friend to play with. It is just another hobby you can have. but of course never forget your real life !!
regards and game on!!
Mittwoch, November 19, 2008
Merit Scholarship
Finally I took the last chance to earn a merit scholarship.
I got the e-mail yesterday, that I was granted
the merit scholarship for the year 2007/08 -> 726,72€
The second student of my year who "won" the scholarship
is Sandra, gratulations!!
I am really happy about it and I want to thank everyone
of my university for there support and the nice five years of study.
hoooray !!!
I got the e-mail yesterday, that I was granted
the merit scholarship for the year 2007/08 -> 726,72€
The second student of my year who "won" the scholarship
is Sandra, gratulations!!
I am really happy about it and I want to thank everyone
of my university for there support and the nice five years of study.
hoooray !!!
Murphy's Law
For those who don't know it,
one of my favourites, Murphy's Law.
And don't forget, Murphy was an optimist!
*No good deed goes unpunished.
*Leak proof seals - will.
*Self starters - will not.
*Interchangable parts - won't
*There is always one more bug.
*Nature is a mother.
*Don't mess with Mrs. Murphy
*90% of everything is crud.
*If you're feeling good, don't worry, you'll get over it.
*All warranties expire upon payment of invoice.
*Where you stand on an issue depends on where you sit.
*Never eat prunes when you are famished.
*Friends come and go, but enemies accumulate.
*If you try to please everybody, nobody will like it.
*A short cut is always the longest distance between 2 points.
*Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.
*You will always find something in the last place you look.
*The chance of a piece of bread falling with the buttered side down is directly proportional to the cost of the carpet.
*No matter how long or hard you shop for an item, after you've bought it, it will be on sale somewhere cheaper.
*No one's life, liberty, or property are safe while the legislature is in session.
*The other line always moves faster.
*In order to get a loan, you must first prove you don't need it.
*Anything you try to fix will take longer and cost more than you thought.
*If you fool around with a thing for very long you will screw it up.
*A $300.00 picture tube will protect a 10 cent fuse by blowing first.
*If it jams, force it. If it breaks, it needed replacing anyway.
*Any tool dropped while repairing a car will roll underneath to the exact center.
*The repairman will never have seen a model quite like yours before.
*When a broken appliance is demonstrated for the repairman, it will work perfectly.
*A pipe gives a wise man time to think and a fool something to stick in his mouth.
*Everybody should believe in something. I believe i'll have another drink.
*Build a system that even a fool can use, and only a fool will use it.
*Everyone has a scheme for getting rich that will not work.
*In any hierarchy, each individual rises to his own level of incompetence, and then remains there.
*You will remember that you forgot to take out the trash when the garbage truck is two doors away.
*The race is not always to the swift nor the battle to the strong, but that's the way to bet.
*There's never time to do it right, but there's always time to do it over.
*When in doubt, mumble, when in trouble, delegate.
*Anything good in life is either illegal, immoral or fattening.
*It is morally wrong to allow suckers to keep their money.
*A bird in hand is safer than one overhead.
*Murphy's golden rule: whoever has the gold makes the rules.
*Everything east of the San Andreas fault will eventually plunge into the Atlantic Ocean.
*Nature always sides with the hidden flaw.
*The light at the end of the tunnel is the headlamp of an oncomming train.
*Celibacy is not hereditary.
*Never sleep with anyone crazier than yourself.
*Beauty is only skin deep, ugly goes to the bone.
*To know yourself is the ultimate form of aggression, Freudian Psychology.
*Never play leapfrog with a unicorn.
*A smith & wesson beats four aces.
*If everything seems to be going well, you obviously don't know what the hell is going on.
*If more than one person is responsible for a miscalculation, no one will be at fault.
*In case of doubt, make it sound convincing.
*Never argue with a fool, people might not know the difference.
one of my favourites, Murphy's Law.
And don't forget, Murphy was an optimist!
*No good deed goes unpunished.
*Leak proof seals - will.
*Self starters - will not.
*Interchangable parts - won't
*There is always one more bug.
*Nature is a mother.
*Don't mess with Mrs. Murphy
*90% of everything is crud.
*If you're feeling good, don't worry, you'll get over it.
*All warranties expire upon payment of invoice.
*Where you stand on an issue depends on where you sit.
*Never eat prunes when you are famished.
*Friends come and go, but enemies accumulate.
*If you try to please everybody, nobody will like it.
*A short cut is always the longest distance between 2 points.
*Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.
*You will always find something in the last place you look.
*The chance of a piece of bread falling with the buttered side down is directly proportional to the cost of the carpet.
*No matter how long or hard you shop for an item, after you've bought it, it will be on sale somewhere cheaper.
*No one's life, liberty, or property are safe while the legislature is in session.
*The other line always moves faster.
*In order to get a loan, you must first prove you don't need it.
*Anything you try to fix will take longer and cost more than you thought.
*If you fool around with a thing for very long you will screw it up.
*A $300.00 picture tube will protect a 10 cent fuse by blowing first.
*If it jams, force it. If it breaks, it needed replacing anyway.
*Any tool dropped while repairing a car will roll underneath to the exact center.
*The repairman will never have seen a model quite like yours before.
*When a broken appliance is demonstrated for the repairman, it will work perfectly.
*A pipe gives a wise man time to think and a fool something to stick in his mouth.
*Everybody should believe in something. I believe i'll have another drink.
*Build a system that even a fool can use, and only a fool will use it.
*Everyone has a scheme for getting rich that will not work.
*In any hierarchy, each individual rises to his own level of incompetence, and then remains there.
*You will remember that you forgot to take out the trash when the garbage truck is two doors away.
*The race is not always to the swift nor the battle to the strong, but that's the way to bet.
*There's never time to do it right, but there's always time to do it over.
*When in doubt, mumble, when in trouble, delegate.
*Anything good in life is either illegal, immoral or fattening.
*It is morally wrong to allow suckers to keep their money.
*A bird in hand is safer than one overhead.
*Murphy's golden rule: whoever has the gold makes the rules.
*Everything east of the San Andreas fault will eventually plunge into the Atlantic Ocean.
*Nature always sides with the hidden flaw.
*The light at the end of the tunnel is the headlamp of an oncomming train.
*Celibacy is not hereditary.
*Never sleep with anyone crazier than yourself.
*Beauty is only skin deep, ugly goes to the bone.
*To know yourself is the ultimate form of aggression, Freudian Psychology.
*Never play leapfrog with a unicorn.
*A smith & wesson beats four aces.
*If everything seems to be going well, you obviously don't know what the hell is going on.
*If more than one person is responsible for a miscalculation, no one will be at fault.
*In case of doubt, make it sound convincing.
*Never argue with a fool, people might not know the difference.
Donnerstag, November 13, 2008
Career day at my university and my workplace
Just started working, but already presenting my company at the career fair at my university. There have been about 90 companies. The run to our stall was quite good, thanks all my study colleauges and students from CMS and SEC for there interests.
Here some impressions, made with my phone, so don't expect high quality:
our stall:
me and my division leader
I also want to show you some pictures from my workplace and the view out of my office. It is quite nice, maybe nothing special for some of you, but working there is smooth.
the view from our social room, I also call it the "living-room"
and my desk (the one to the right) YES, it is clean, not like home ;)
Let me see your workplaces guys !!!!
More about to come, still have some news about the graduation ceremony (but the photos not digital yet), so open your eyes for new news ;)
regards
Here some impressions, made with my phone, so don't expect high quality:
our stall:
me and my division leader
I also want to show you some pictures from my workplace and the view out of my office. It is quite nice, maybe nothing special for some of you, but working there is smooth.the view from our social room, I also call it the "living-room"
and my desk (the one to the right) YES, it is clean, not like home ;)
Let me see your workplaces guys !!!!
More about to come, still have some news about the graduation ceremony (but the photos not digital yet), so open your eyes for new news ;)
regards
Security Competence Day
Two weeks ago I had to hold a presentation about Business Continuity Management in my company for some customers. The whole afternoon was dedicated to Security and therefore I presented BCM. The feedback was good, as the buffet was ;)
Some Impressions:
Me in action:
The clients:
The presenters:
Some Impressions:
Me in action:
The clients:
The presenters:
Sonntag, September 28, 2008
Dit it !!!
Last Tuesday I had finally my diploma exam for the Master of Science. I was the last to go and in the end I did it sucessfully.
Official I can use my MSc. after the "Sponsion" at the end of october. So in the future it will be MSc. BSc. ;)
Thanks all for whishing me luck and the congratulations afterwards, your great !!
Official I can use my MSc. after the "Sponsion" at the end of october. So in the future it will be MSc. BSc. ;)
Thanks all for whishing me luck and the congratulations afterwards, your great !!
A day in Schönbrunn
Last Saturday I took a break of my intensive learning for my diplom exam, to meet Esther and Robert in Vienna/Schönbrunn. Esther and Robert also attended an exchange semester in Finland.
It was very nice to see them and the trip through Schönbrunn was even better, even when the weather was bad. Some impressions of our day at Schönbrunn.
The castle:
In the cafeteria, when some guest left some cake or whatever to eat, the birds are quite fast to get it ;) It just took some seconds until the cake was gone and it seems that it tasted.
Esther and Robert
and again in the tropic house:
Some Animals, I have to mention that the zoo is really nice renovated and a must see !!
It took us some hours to walk through and we didn't even see everything. It was very very nice and thanks Robert and Esther for the day and hopefully we see us again soon.
It was very nice to see them and the trip through Schönbrunn was even better, even when the weather was bad. Some impressions of our day at Schönbrunn.
The castle:
In the cafeteria, when some guest left some cake or whatever to eat, the birds are quite fast to get it ;) It just took some seconds until the cake was gone and it seems that it tasted.
Esther and Robert
and again in the tropic house:
Some Animals, I have to mention that the zoo is really nice renovated and a must see !!
It took us some hours to walk through and we didn't even see everything. It was very very nice and thanks Robert and Esther for the day and hopefully we see us again soon.
Freitag, August 29, 2008
Some Updates
Hi guys!
It's again a long time since writing.
At the moment I do not have any internet during the week,
so this situation does not make it any easier.
But here's now the update:
The idea of moving to Zwettl
(in the beginning only during the workdays)
was never my favourite one.
So I tried to find another job next to
my current one. So finally I would have found
one in Linz (near my hometown).
But in the end, today I decided, after a long
discussion and a lot of thinking, that I will
stay in my current company and will not take the new job.
Why?
The main reason for this choice was my job
and the topic I'm working on. I always wanted to
work on Security-Management and Business Continuity Management
and at the Security Competence Center I am the one
who is responsible for this.
The risk to have to do a job I do not like,
in the other company was to high, and I was not willing
to take this risk.
So I have to find a way to put
the private issues in correct order, the
job things are already.
I know it will not be easy to find a new
personal environment, but now I am motivated to
try it. If it will work, the future will tell us.
So long!
It's again a long time since writing.
At the moment I do not have any internet during the week,
so this situation does not make it any easier.
But here's now the update:
The idea of moving to Zwettl
(in the beginning only during the workdays)
was never my favourite one.
So I tried to find another job next to
my current one. So finally I would have found
one in Linz (near my hometown).
But in the end, today I decided, after a long
discussion and a lot of thinking, that I will
stay in my current company and will not take the new job.
Why?
The main reason for this choice was my job
and the topic I'm working on. I always wanted to
work on Security-Management and Business Continuity Management
and at the Security Competence Center I am the one
who is responsible for this.
The risk to have to do a job I do not like,
in the other company was to high, and I was not willing
to take this risk.
So I have to find a way to put
the private issues in correct order, the
job things are already.
I know it will not be easy to find a new
personal environment, but now I am motivated to
try it. If it will work, the future will tell us.
So long!
Samstag, August 09, 2008
My new job, my new town, my news
So, finally I'm willing to write some news, sorry for the long break, can't promise a frequently update at the moment.
After some days relaxing in carinthia, including biking, hiking, farming mushrooms and so on, I started working on 1st of August.
Here is the proof for the mushrooms:
So, as I told you, I started working on 1st of August.
Therefore I have looked for a flat in Zwettl, my worktown. I found a place in a three-side farmhouse. The first look it was nice and I loved it. But after spending three days in it, the good mood changed into bad one. The rooms stank, a lot of different kind of insects where living in it and last but not least, I had no good internet connection. So all together, it was horrible and I really felt bad there. I even felt so bad, that I thought about quiting my job there and left the town behind to leave back to my hometown.
However, I left this flat after four days and quit the "contract". I fled into a private guest room, and I can tell you, this one is really nice and I love it. So everything is getting better since then. Most of the doubts are gone and now I can enjoy my job.
So, about my job. I started my job at Raiffeisen Informatik at the Security Competence Center in the CERT-Team. My job there is Security-Management. My job is to implement Security-Management with customers (risk management, business continuity management) and that is what I really like and enjoy. As far as I can say after one week, the job is perfect, the colleagues are nice, the company is ideal, .. the only thing I need know, is a flat and a social life in Zwettl.
At the moment the best thing is the job, I hope the social and the living part will be better soon.
Some pictures from my worktown and the surroundings:
After some days relaxing in carinthia, including biking, hiking, farming mushrooms and so on, I started working on 1st of August.
Here is the proof for the mushrooms:
So, as I told you, I started working on 1st of August.
Therefore I have looked for a flat in Zwettl, my worktown. I found a place in a three-side farmhouse. The first look it was nice and I loved it. But after spending three days in it, the good mood changed into bad one. The rooms stank, a lot of different kind of insects where living in it and last but not least, I had no good internet connection. So all together, it was horrible and I really felt bad there. I even felt so bad, that I thought about quiting my job there and left the town behind to leave back to my hometown.
However, I left this flat after four days and quit the "contract". I fled into a private guest room, and I can tell you, this one is really nice and I love it. So everything is getting better since then. Most of the doubts are gone and now I can enjoy my job.
So, about my job. I started my job at Raiffeisen Informatik at the Security Competence Center in the CERT-Team. My job there is Security-Management. My job is to implement Security-Management with customers (risk management, business continuity management) and that is what I really like and enjoy. As far as I can say after one week, the job is perfect, the colleagues are nice, the company is ideal, .. the only thing I need know, is a flat and a social life in Zwettl.
At the moment the best thing is the job, I hope the social and the living part will be better soon.
Some pictures from my worktown and the surroundings:
Samstag, Juli 19, 2008
Master Thesis finished
Hei folks,
sorry that I didn`t write for such a long time,
but the main reason was my master thesis.
I spent the whole days for the last one, two month
to finish my master thesis just in time.
So finally I finished it on 17.7 and delivered it on 18.7,
the last possible day.
The title is "Process model for holistic implementation of business continuity management and risk management"
You will find it soon on my website.
At the moment I`m waiting for the ok,
because until then, it is not sure that the university will accept it.
I will write more soon, because soon my second life in Zwettl will start.
sorry that I didn`t write for such a long time,
but the main reason was my master thesis.
I spent the whole days for the last one, two month
to finish my master thesis just in time.
So finally I finished it on 17.7 and delivered it on 18.7,
the last possible day.
The title is "Process model for holistic implementation of business continuity management and risk management"
You will find it soon on my website.
At the moment I`m waiting for the ok,
because until then, it is not sure that the university will accept it.
I will write more soon, because soon my second life in Zwettl will start.
Montag, Juni 16, 2008
Short trip to Gmunden
Actually we planned last Saturday to go to my future hometown Zwettl, to check some appartments and houses, but last minute we decided to make a short trip to Gmunden at the lake Traunsee.
It was very nice, we (Rainer, Birgit and me) enjoyed it a lot, even when the weather was not the best, here are some impressions of the beautiful lake and town:
I do not have more, sorry. But I guess it is enough to get a bit of an impression.
Greetings!!
It was very nice, we (Rainer, Birgit and me) enjoyed it a lot, even when the weather was not the best, here are some impressions of the beautiful lake and town:
I do not have more, sorry. But I guess it is enough to get a bit of an impression.Greetings!!
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