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This picture-blog is meant to document Evelin's efforts and whereabouts and share them with the HumanDHS network [read more].
See a brief legal note with regard to the permission to upload pictures with people other than Evelin.
The year starts at the bottom of this page and the most recent pictures are at the top.
December 20, 2009, saying good-bye to New York for this year: It was the first winter day in New York, and my dear flatmate Benedicte Gauthier kindly helped me with my luggage, accompanying me to Penn Station, from where I took the train to Newark. Due to the winter weather, flights were delayed or canceled, and my plane to Europe was 5 hours delayed. Please click on the picture or here to see more photos. |
December 19, 2009, celebrating the first wedding anniversary of Judit Révész and Ikhlaq Hussein! Judit donates many hours each week, since the inception of our website in 2003, to receive all emails that are sent to our website's contact page! We have no words to thank you, dearest Judit! You are an amazing human being! Please click on the pictures to see them larger. |
December 18, 2009, saying good-bye to Morton and Lydia Deutsch, and to Juliette de Wolfe, Molly Clark, and Connie Sun at ICCCR. Please click on the pictures or here to see more photos. |
December 17, 2009, meeting with dear friends, Gay Rosenblum-Kumar, Maria Volpe, and Russell Daisey. Please click on the pictures or here to see more photos. |
Morton Deutsch received the HumanDHS Life Time Award on Friday, December 11, 2009, on Day Two of the 2009 Workshop of Humiliation and Violent Conflict! • Please click on the picture on the left or here to see more photos from Evelin's camera. • Please click on the picture on the right or here to see more photos from Camilla Hsiung's camera. • Please see also a photo album of the award ceremony. |
The pictures come in four main webgalleries: |
Morton Deutsch honored us with his presence, and we celebrated his profoundly influential, important, and eminent life and life-work with the first life-time award of the HumanDHS network! Please click on the picture above to see it larger. |
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Pictures of all of Day One of the workshop, Thursday, December 10, 2009. • Please click on the picture on the left or here to see more photos from Evelin's camera. • Please click on the picture on the right or here to see more photos from Camilla Hsiung's camera. Thank you dear Camilla for taking such great pictures! |
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Lunch on Day One of our workshop, Thursday, December 10, 2009. Please click on the pictures above or here to see more photos from Camilla Hsiung's camera. |
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Round Table 1 on Day One of our workshop, Thursday, December 10, 2009. • Please click on the picture on the left or here to see more photos from Evelin's camera. • Please click on the picture on the right or here to see more photos from Camilla Hsiung's camera. |
Public Event on Day One of our workshop, Thursday, December 10, 2009. We opened the evening with music from Mali and then we welcomed Queen Mother Dr. Delois Blakely, Community Mayor of Harlem, Ambassador of Goodwill, FESMAN 2009 Ambassador of Goodwill, Goree Island. • Please click on the picture on the top left or here to see more photos from Evelin's camera. • Please click on the picture on the top right or here to see more photos from Benedicte Gauthier's camera. • Please click on the pictures below or here to see more photos from Camilla Hsiung's camera. |
Pictures of all of Day Two of our workshop, Friday, December 11, 2009. • Please click on the pictures on the left or here to see more photos from Evelin's camera. • Please click on the picture on the right or here to see more photos from Camilla Hsiung's camera. |
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Michael Britton gave the Don Klein Memorial Lecture on
Day Two of our workshop, Friday, December 11, 2009. Michael uses Don's metaphor of a scrim, a transparent stage curtain, where one believes that what one sees is reality only as long as the light shines on it in a certain way: see Don's explanation. • Please click on the pictures on the left or here to see more photos from Evelin's camera. • Please click on the picture on the right or here to see more photos from Camilla Hsiung's camera. |
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Round Table 2 on Day Two of our workshop, Friday, December 11, 2009. |
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Lunch on Day Two of our workshop, Friday, December 11, 2009. We sing together: Please click on the pictures or here to see more photos from Camilla Hsiung's camera. |
Morton Deutsch received the HumanDHS Life Time Award on Friday, December 11, 2009, on Day Two of the 2009 Workshop of Humiliation and Violent Conflict! • Please click on the picture on the left or here to see more photos from Evelin's camera. • Please click on the picture on the right or here to see more photos from Camilla Hsiung's camera. Please see also a photo album of the award ceremony. |
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Round Table 3 on Day Two of our workshop, Friday, December 11, 2009. • Please click on the pictures on the left or here to see more photos from Evelin's camera. • Please click on the pictures on the right or here to see more photos from Camilla Hsiung's camera. |
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Closing our workshop on Friday, December 11, 2009: • Please click on the pictures on the left or here to see more photos from Evelin's camera • Please click on the picture on the right or here to see more photos from Camilla Hsiung's camera. |
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December 8, 2009, first pre-workshop meeting with Miriam Marton and her husband. Please click on the pictures above or here to see more photos. |
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December 9, 2009, second pre-workshop meeting. Please click on the pictures above or here to see more photos. |
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December 9, 2009, third pre-workshop meeting. We were kindly invited to the annual party of the International Center for Cooperation and Conflict Resolution (ICCCR). We thank Aldo Civico and Peter T. Coleman for making our annual Workshop on Humiliation and Violent Conflict possible. Please click on the pictures above or here to see more photos. |
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December 12, 2009, first post-workshop meeting with Linda M. Hartling, Rick Slaven, Judit Revesz, Tony Webb, and Tony Adolf, and later the same day, the second post-workshop meeting with Camilla Hsiung. Please click on the picture above or here to see more photos. |
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December 13, 2009, third post-workshop meeting: Kristabelle Munson presented the Capstone Project for her Master's Thesis on the HumanDHS network to her colleagues of the Master of Science in Negotiations and Conflict Resolution program, Fall 2009. Please click on the picture above or here to see more photos. |
American recipients of the Nobel Prize listed in front of the American Museum of Natural History, December 5, 2009. (Compare the photos in front of the Nobel Institute in Oslo in 2008.) Please click on the pictures above or here to see more photos. |
The International Center for Cooperation and Conflict Resolution (ICCCR), founded by Morton Deutsch, at Columbia University, New York, November 24, 2009, with Juliette de Wolfe, Molly Clark, Shruti Bhutada, Tali Kapadia, and Manpreet Sadhal. Please click on the pictures above or here to see more photos. |
In New York in November 2009. • Roerich Museum: November 22, 2009 • Metropolitan Opera (I always try to get tickets for $15, buying them almost a year in advance, never know ing what I will see before I go - my kind of relaxation: (1) November 21: Turandot (2) November 23: Figaro (3) December 2: From the House of the Dead (4) December 12: Il Trittico (5) December 15: Elektra (6) December 19: Les Comtes d'Hoffmann • Famous Zabars • Famous Westside Market Please click on the pictures above or here to see more photos. |
Château de Gruyère, Canton Vaud/Waadt, Switzerland, 11th October 2009, on the trail of the women of Gruyère who, in 1100, drove their goats, each bearing a lighted candle, through the darkness upon invading Bernese, who, thinking they were devils, fled in affright. Please click on the pictures above or here to see more photos. |
Château Sarraz, Canton Vaud/Waadt, Switzerland, 4th October 2009, on the trail of Catherine von Wattenwyl (1645-1714). The painting of her on the left side is to be found in the Knights' Room or Salle des Chevaliers of this castle. See also Therese Bichsel's book on Catherine von Wattenwyl, with this painting on the book cover. Please click on the pictures above or here to see more photos. |
Château Prangins, Canton Vaud/Waadt, Switzerland, 4th October 2009, with "greetings" from Linda and Jean on the trail of Katharine Dexter McCormick (1875–1967), who once owned this castle and who, almost single-handedly, financed the development of the birth control pill. Please click on the pictures above or here to see more photos. |
Morges, on Lake Geneva, Canton Vaud/Waadt, Switzerland, 13th September 2009, combining Hawai'i (orchid brooch) and Japan (antique jacket) and Philippines (trousers). Please click on the pictures above to see them larger! |
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Oregon, West Coast USA, September 9, 2009. Linda and Evelin explore the Oregon Trail and visit the Columbia Gorge Vista House, and the Multnomah Falls. From Linda's and Evelin's camera, please click on the picture above or here to see more photos! |
13th Annual Conference of Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies in Hawai'i, 20th-22nd August 2009, including pre-conference preparations (19th August) and post-conference explorations (23rd August-9th September)! See a Photo Album of all of the Conference, in Pdf format for downloading, made by Linda Hartling. Thank you, dear Linda! |
"Day Zero" of our conference, 19th August 2009, with Linda, Rick, Stephanie, and Evelin |
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From Evelin's camera Please click on the picture above or here to see more photos! |
Day One of our conference, 20th August 2009 |
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Day One of our conference, 20th August 2009, from Evelin's camera Please click on the picture above or here to see more photos! |
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Day One of our conference, 20th August 2009, from Linda's camera The venue of our conference - Shidler College of Business (conference venue) and Abraham Lincoln Hall (where many of us stayed) Please click on the picture above or here to see more photos! Please see here the video of Day One taped by Stephanie Heuer. |
Day Two, 21st August 2009 |
Day Two, 21st August 2009, from Evelin's camera |
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Day Two, 21st August 2009, from Linda's camera 2014: |
Day Three, 22nd August 2009 |
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Day Three, 22nd August 2009, from Evelin's camera. Please click on the picture above or here to see more photos! |
Day Four, 23rd August 2009, excursion into O'ahu led by Kristabelle Munson, with Linda and Rick, Safa, Victoria, Grace, Werner, and Evelin |
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Day Four, 23rd August 2009, from Evelin's camera Dear Kristabelle gifted leis from Aunty Dora to us! Dear Kristabelle gifted leis from Aunty Dora to us! Lei making has an immediate association with Aloha, and a bona fide importance in Hawai'i's culture. In the inflight magazine of Go! (styled as go!), a regional brand of Mesa Airlines based in Honolulu, Hawaii, Aunty Dora is featured: "Aunty Dora is one of the many lei fabricators still stringing together Aloha, and has been for past 74 year. Question to her: What is your name, what do you do and how are you preserving our culture? She replies: I'am 88 years old and make leis. I've been selling leis since I was 14 at the Aloha Tower; from there we had a lei stand at the Keehi (Lagoon) Park. Then they moved us inside the airport and now we are here. Question: How do you define Aloha, and why does it play such an important role? Answer: Aloha means a lot of things, usually Hello, Good-bye, and Love. Question: What is your favorita thing about living in Hawai'i (restaurants, shopping, bars, recreational activities)? Answer: Oh! I've been here my whole life! I just stay here at the lei stand now. I like the weather. Question: When you think of Hawaii, what song comes to mind? Answer: Beautiful Kauai. Question: Do you have any words of wisdom? Answer: Lei making will never be replaced by machines, they've tried, but it didn't work" (Kama'aina: nvi, native born, born in a place, host.) Please click on the first picture above or here to see more photos of our excursion, and click on Aunty Dora's pictures to see them larger! |
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Day Four, 23rd August 2009, from Evelin's camera Please click on the picture above or here to see more photos! |
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Day Four, 23rd August 2009, from Linda's camera Please click on the picture above or here to see more photos! |
Day Five, 24th August 2009, exploring O'ahu, Linda, Rick, and Evelin |
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Day Five, 24th August 2009, from Linda's camera Please click on the picture above or here to see more photos! |
Day Seven, 26th August 2009, exploring O'ahu, Linda, Rick, and Evelin |
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Day Seven, 26th August 2009, from Linda's and Evelin's cameras We re-visited the Iolani Palace where we had witnessed the chanting on Day Two. See also many pictures of trees in the palace park further down. In the park, we visited the site of the first royal mausoleum and crypt built in 1825 to house the remains of King Kamehameha II and Queen Kamamalu, who died in England in July 1824. This site was used as a royal tomb until 1865. On the other side of the road is the statue of Kinng Kamehameha I. At the end of our day we visited the Bishop Museum. Please click on the picture above or here to see more photos! |
Day Eight, 27th August 2009, exploring O'ahu, Linda, Rick, and Evelin |
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Day Eight, 27th August 2009, from Linda's camera Linda and Rick climbed Diamond Head in the early morning Please click on the picture above or here to see more photos! |
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Day Eight, 27th August 2009, from Linda's and Evelin's cameras Pearl Harbour: this is a place where the tragedies entailed in the Security Dilemma becomes painfully visible. Please click on the picture above or here to see more photos! |
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Day Eight, 27th August 2009, from Linda's and Evelin's cameras Linda, Rick, and Evelin "claiming commons"! Waikiki, Royal Hawaiian and Moana Surfrider Hotel, where we saw the artist Makana! Please click on the picture above or here to see more photos! |
Day Nine, 28th August 2009, exploring Maui, Linda, Rick, and Evelin |
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Day Nine, 28th August 2009, from Linda's and Evelin's cameras With Napua in Keanae, Maui, after we have given up trying to reach Hana! Please click on the picture above or here to see more photos! |
Day Ten, 29th August 2009, exploring Maui, Linda, Rick, and Evelin |
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Day Ten, 29th August 2009, from Linda's and Evelin's cameras Among the most impressive moments of our time in Hawaii, and extremely significant for our work was our meeting withPrincess Lehu'anani. She teaches native Hawaiian values or NaHaVas: Ohana - Family, Aloha - unconditional Love, Ha - breath of Life, Kuleana - Responsibility, Ho'ihi - Respect. Please click on the picture above or here to see more photos of the entire day we spent in Maui. Apart from pictures with Princess Lehu'anani, her partner, and their friend and colleague Maury King, you see the following texts: • History of Hawai'i:Ca. 500 A.D., large ocean canoes carrying perhaps 200 people from the Marquesas Islands 1,500 miles south of Hawaii settled the Big Island first. Several expeditions made the hazardous trip bringing domestic animals and food plants. They lived 53 generations in which no man was made chief over another. Circa 1200: A small group from Tahiti arrived. All Hawaiian nobility can trace their origins back 40 generations back to this arrival and Pa'ao, the first chief to build a heiau, initiate human sacrifice, and kapu laws. 1788: Captain Cook arrives. Ca. 800,000 people live on the 8 major Hawaiian islands. 1790: Kamehameha of the Big Island defeats Maui forces in the Battle of Iao Needle, using Western cannon. 1795: Battle of Maui and Oahu: Kamehameha I defeats Maui's King Kalanikupule with 6,000-canoe force, consolidating his kingdom except Kauai. • The Brick Palace of Kamehameha: Kamehameha built the palace for his favorite wife, Queen Ka'ahumanu, but she preferred an airier grass house built nearby. • The King's Taro Patch: In young King Kamehame III's time, it was said that he worked this field himself to demonstrate the dignity of labor. • Here is the famous place, Moko'ula. In ancient times, Moko'ula was a small island located in the center of Mokuhinia fishpond. From the time of Pi'shani until the time of Kamehameha III, the great chiefs of Maui lived on this revered island. At one time, the Mausoleum of the sacred chiefesses Keopuolani and Nahi'ena'ena was maintained here. Because of its close association with the ancient high chiefs of Maui, one should treat this beloved area with the utmost respect. Donated by the Po'okela Council of the Ka'anapoli Beach Hotel. |
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Day Ten, 29th August 2009, from Linda's and Evelin's cameras |
The amazing trees of Hawai'i! |
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The trees of Hawaii: trees live in communities - their roots are intertwined and sometimes these roots are visible! Please click on the picture above or here to see more photos from Linda's and Evelin's cameras! |
September 5, 2009, Linda, Rick, and Evelin celebrate six amazing weeks together! |
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September 5, 2009, Linda, Rick, and Evelin celebrate six amazing weeks together at the Heathman Hotel in Portland! In five weeks we lived through and experienced: 2 conferences (Hollyhock and Honolulu), 6 islands in 2 countries, 7 ferries/boats, 4 flights, 4 cars, 8 lodgings, 1,25 palaces, 1 princess... Please click on the picture above or here to see more photos! |
September 9, 2009, Linda and Evelin at the Columbia Gorge |
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September 9, 2009, Linda and Evelin explore the Oregon Trail and visite Columbia Gorge Vista House, and the Multnomah Falls. From Linda's and Evelin's camera, please click on the picture above or here to see more photos! |
August 16, 2009, with Linda and Marily Downs at Powell's City of Books, Portland, OR. |
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August 8, 2009, at Linda's and Rick's HumanDHS Dialogue Home:
We are celebrating the opening of our first Dialogue Home ! |
Dear Rick Slaven celebrates his birthday in August in Portland, Oregon. |
"Creating Change Together" 2009 Hollyhock Summer Gathering, July 26 - 31, 2009, Cortes Island, B.C., Canada. |
Gabriola Island, BC, Canada, July 25, 2009, visiting Paul Grignon, togetherwith Linda and Rick, to discuss (and try to understand) Grignon's Money As Debt concept and Digital Coin proposal. "The advantage of a universal Credit Coin over conventional local currencies is that universal
Credit Coin would be able to perform all the valuable functions local currencies do, funding the
local economy internally and independently while at the same time being acceptable worldwide without conversion.
A universal Credit Coin could be both local and global at the same time," page 15. |
Vancouver, BC, July 25, 2009, with Linda and Rick. |
28th June 2009: It was in the Waldsiedlung or "Wandlitz" in the former East Germany, the German Democratic Republic (GDR), that the political leadership, the members of the SED Politburo, lived separated from the rest of the population of their country in relative luxury. See also the documentary "Geheimnisvolle Orte: Wandlitz - Waldsiedlung Dokumentation" by Thomas Grimm and Uta Kolano, produced in 2008 for the Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (rbb) (Berlin-Brandenburg Broadcasting). Today, this complex is a rehabilitation clinic. It was an eerie feeling to walk around in this formerly "forbidden city." |
The Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies network received the prestigious Prisoner’s Testament Award in Norway, on 20th June 2009: Each year, Aktive Fredsreiser – Travel for Peace awards the Fangenes Testamente (The Prisoner’s Testament) and Blanche Majors Forsoningspris (Blanche Majors Reconciliation Award) in order to shine the spotlight on individuals and organisations that have contributed to peace making processes and to conflict resolution. Evelin Lindner received this award in 2009 and the entire Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies network is deeply honored! Please see here the invitation and program. Please see more also at the 2009 "Prisoner’s Testament" Peace Award in Norway page. |
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This is the prize diploma and silver medal! The medal can be admired in the Peace House in Risør. The diploma has been created by the artist Marianne Kristiansen Lindstrøm. The medal has been made in Poland, and is a gift by Travel Project. Please click on the medal above or here to see more photos. Please click on the diploma or here to see it larger. |
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These the photos come from Gunn Heidi's camera. Please click on the pictures or here to see more photos. Thank you, dear Kamilla and Uwe for taking all those lovely photos! |
Château et musée de Valangin, 24th May, 2009. |
Château d'Oron, 23rd May, 2009. |
Birthday 2009. |
Col du Marchairuz, Canton Vaud/Waadt, Switzerland, 15th March 2009. |
St. Claude, Haute-Jura, commune in Jura department in the Franche-Comté region in eastern France, 19th April, 2009. |
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79th International Motor Show in Geneva, Switzerland, 14th March 2009. |
Château et musée Morges, Canton Vaud/Waadt, Switzerland, 8th March 2009. |
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Hameln (German spelling) or Hamelin (English spelling), Niedersachsen/Lower Saxony, Germany, 29th January 2009. My parents live nearby. |
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27th-28th January 2009, with Color Line (MS Color Magic) from Norway (Oslo) to Continental Europe (Kiel, Germany), a journey of 20 hours. The journey begins with waiting (before driving onboard), then the ship leaves the harbour, and arrival is next morning, when everybody drives off the ship again. |
Pamela Hiley is the founder, managing director, and head teacher of Norsk Taiji Senter in Oslo, Norway. On 26th January 2009, she organised a commemoration of Arne Næss and a celebration of the new Chinese year. Many dear friends participated. |
Lasse Moer, Chief Engineer, audiovisual technology, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Oslo, 26th January 2009. He is the director of the film Somalia - A Case-Study, 2000, and the Welcome video of 2008. |
To our deep sorrow, Arne Næss passed away on 12th January 2009. These pictures were taken in Ris kirke, Oslo, 20th January 2009, Oslo, Norway, where he was lovingly remembered by family and friends, among them the Prime Minister of Norway, Jens Stoltenberg. The ceremony was broadcast live on the first Norwegian TV channel NRK1. |
Engineers Egil Bergh-Telle and Øivind Magnus Hoff at the University of Oslo, Norway, were so kind as to invest a full week into installing the new mobile headquarters of our HumanDHS network. These pictures were taken on 19th January 2009. Twenty three dear HumanDHS members and supporters have collected the necessary funds for this new computer. The entire HumanDHS network is immensely grateful, both to the incredible IT engineers of the Department of Psychology at the University in Oslo and to the 23 generous donors!
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Oslo, Norway, 19th January 2009: This is the new Opera building in Oslo. |
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Evelin's annual lecture at the Department of Psychology at the University in Oslo, |
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11th-12th January 2009, with Color Line (MS Color Fantasy) from Continental Europe (Kiel, Germany) to Norway (Oslo), a journey of 20 hours. The journey begins with waiting (before driving onboard), then the ship leaves the harbour, and arrival is next morning, when everybody drives off the ship again. |