Made it :) Took me quite some time, but now you can watch lesson no. 14 on youtube:
English
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndP-X8MaXKo
Spanish
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnTifh6dfZ0
French
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qjJe-w8vJ4
Russian
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVBx1tnOfIc
Have fun and learn ;)
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Peter Alexander - Last Farewell
This is me, writing a last farewell to the greatest entertainer that the world has ever seen - Peter Alexander. He died at the age of 84 on the 12th of February 2011. I've always been a big fan of his entertaining films and outstanding shows. His voice is legendary and his fine humor always made me smile. I even composed a song for him, called "The last waltz (Da letzte Walzer)". Unfortunately he'll never be able to sing or perform it. So, maybe I'll find someone who will sing it instead of him, so that at least I have something to remember and dedicate to this wonderful human being.
May thou rest in peace, Peter Alexander! - What a big loss for all of us!
May thou rest in peace, Peter Alexander! - What a big loss for all of us!
Friday, February 4, 2011
At the Sigmund Freud Museum
Where am I? - Right, at the Sigmund Freud Museum in Vienna. Why am I there? - Well, it's because my next lesson will be about the "father of psychoanalysm". Though the museum is really not big, you'll find a lot of useful information on Freud. There are pictures all over the walls with significant biographical data.
Unfortunately his famous couch is to be found in London, where Freud died in 1939. I enjoyed the visit anyway and on this picture you can see me in his waiting room. People used to say that a picture says more than a thousand words, but I hope that my video will say more than a thousand pictures.
But first of all I gotta there's a lot of translation-work to do. This one's gonna be a hard one, as psychoanalysm is really not so easy to explain.
We'll see, or better, you'll (hopefully) see the result within the next weeks!
Unfortunately his famous couch is to be found in London, where Freud died in 1939. I enjoyed the visit anyway and on this picture you can see me in his waiting room. People used to say that a picture says more than a thousand words, but I hope that my video will say more than a thousand pictures.
But first of all I gotta there's a lot of translation-work to do. This one's gonna be a hard one, as psychoanalysm is really not so easy to explain.
We'll see, or better, you'll (hopefully) see the result within the next weeks!
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