latest preparations for the “Mobile Datacenter Setup”

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	Goodwood Park Hotel, Poolside

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	just some hours left, but enough to check slides and setup again

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	Goodwood Park Hotel, the Conference Location

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	Goodwood Park inside

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	OK, final setup for the show.

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	Part 1 is over, so let’s try the brandnew Nikkor 10,5 Fish Eye

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	2. Session: Sebastian is talking about “Must know Applications…”

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	more “Must know….”

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	ok, another good chance to play with the “Nikkor 10,5 Fish Eye”…

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	back to the Schott Office for the 2nd day

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	Erwin and Ari.

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	Keith and Sebastian.

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	Ari

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	As you can see in Sebastians face marked by sorrow, his Quickstart Workflow seems not to start to quick…

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	Brian.

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	Chris !

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	Keith is preparing himself for 18 hrs flight back to the US…

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	Joerg is talking about the PSPG, can you see the logo on his shirt…

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	Ari

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	Won-Chul Park and Chris

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	Sebastian in his usual posture during my parts of the presentation…

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	Won-Chul Park

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	The New Tech Park

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	Joergs Office during the last 18 months

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	Break

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	Cornelia

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	Anandkumar and Joerg sharing the latest news from india

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	another break

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	Chris and Brian

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	Lunchtime

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	Sebastian, before taking lunch…

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	Erwin (he’s waiting for lunch, of course)

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	Keith

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	Say cheese !

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	…time to say goodbye !

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AUßERDEM:

1. N/D 6 Enablement, July 2003, Singapore
2. N/D 6 Enablement, May 2003, Yonkers, USA
3. A Walk of Faith: Thaipusam Day 2007 in Singapore
4. N/D 6 Enablement, May 2003, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

What is Thaipusam ?

Devotees of Lord Murugan believ that Tahipusam is the day when he was given the vel (divine spear) by his mother. Lord Murugan is worshipped as the granter of wishes and so, those hindus, who wish to ask for a favor or to give thanks for a favor received participate in the festival of Thaipusam.

A unique feature of this celebration is the carrying of so called kavadis, portable altar up to two meters tall, decorated with peacock feathers and attached to the devotee through 108 vels pierced into the skin on the chest and back (weight of up to 120 pounds is not unusual).

It is believed, that devotees are able to enter a trance, feel no pain, do not bleed from their wounds and have no scars left behind.

If you’re early, Visitors can observe the fascinating piercing of the kavadis from some designated spots within the first temple. It is believed, that the more effort and hardship experienced when carrying this kavadi, the more generous the Lord will be fulfilling his devotes wishes.

On the day of Thaipusam, hindus in Singapore fulfil their vows in a 4 km walk from the Sri Srinivasa Temple to the Sri Thendayuthapani Temple, that may took up to 8 hrs for the participants.

Relatives and well wishers assist and encourage this devotees by chanting prayers or singing devotional songs.

After usualy 8 hrs, the participants reach the Sri Thendayuthapani Temple for the final part of the celebration.

So, if you become the chance to visit Thaipusam, do so, it’s an amazing event.

AUßERDEM:

1. N/D 6 Enablement, July 2003, Singapore
2. 3 days, 9 Sessions and 322 Slides: ND7 Enablement in Singapore
3. Lego, der Altlast-Palast und Knut: Berlin, Ostern 2007

	Daryl, Holger, Akihito and Chris

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	Holger, Erwin and Ari

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	Holger and Nimesh

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	Holger and Nimesh

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	Daryl and Akihito

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	Daryl, Akihito and Chris

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	Get together

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	How to install japanese on top of english…

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	Holger and our mobile data center in the foreground

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	Ari, Daryl and Chris

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	Holger and the D100

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	Chris

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	Erwin, Mathias, Akihito and Ari

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	Mathias and Akihito

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	Closing picture

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	Smokers…

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AUßERDEM:

1. 3 days, 9 Sessions and 322 Slides: ND7 Enablement in Singapore
2. N/D 6 Enablement, May 2003, Yonkers, USA
3. N/D 6 Enablement, April 2003, Jena
4. N/D 6 Enablement, September 2003, Jena
5. N/D 6 Enablement, May 2003, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil