CEMS Club Prague has organised another professional event and that was special presentation from the McKinsey consultants which was called Knowledge evening. The topic was financial crisis ans real-estate markets, it was very interesting and afterwards we moved to our Academic Club for a buffet and the evening concluded with nice cems drink again.
Last week I participated in SAMP which stands for Student Alumni Mentorship Program and it should be a meeting of CEMS Alumnis and current students where students get useful information about their future career opportunities. CEMS Alumnis work for international companies, mostly for corporate partners of the CEMS MIM Program and they are a valuable source of work experience. We were just 4 of us but also talking to 4 Alumnis. They were from Hilti Czech Republic, KPMG CZ and Vienna Insurance Group. It was a very nice evening.
On Friday last week I went with two of my friends Monenka and Lucinka to a special event called "Club night". We went to 4 different places in the Centre of Prague in one evening and it was really a lot of fun. We were in Metropolitan Jazz Club and Salsa Club and in the end at the Doors revival concert. 
I can tell you...I feel like being at home again because CEMS drink was exactly the thing that started everything yesterday. It is our traditional gathering of students of the CEMS MIM Program at the University of Economics in Prague and this time there were sooo many people. I really enjoyed it.
This week was full of cheerful and sad moments for me...both at the same time :-). I had two farewell dinners, one farewell party and one farewell afternoon coffee...and I have to admit I have never said goodbye to so many people, not even after my stay in Vienna. 3 months in Bonn have brought me invaluable experience and I enjoyed every moment both at work and during my freetime. My last week at work was quite busy and also very entertaining because I just got into the topic of our project so deeply that I really regret leaving T-Mobile at this moment.
Last week I managed to get for free to the concert of Mando Diao (Swedish alternative rock group). Their music little bit reminds of the old good Beatles. The atmosphere in the audiance was amazing. I was there with Manuel, Stephan and Thorsten - they are all my colleagues and friends from T-Mobile.
Today I finally visited the Museum of German history in Bonn - Haus der Deutschen Geschichte. The entrance is free and all expositions are highly interesting, I can strongly recommend this museum. It was interesting to see expositions of the WW2 from the German point of view. There were all big German cities after the end of the war, either in pictures or movies. They also showed the whole era of post-war reconstruction, separation of DDR from BRD, the speech of Kennedy in Berlin and the fall of the Berlin Wall. Then I also saw an exposition of German songs and melodies - going from the 50s til 80s. That was cool and among the songs for children, the Czech "Biene Maja" was the first :-))))). Well, in our history there were times that were certainly not easy for anybody. You can also see the old German VW cars in one section of this museum.
Here I am with some more news from my busy life. I spent exactly 38 hours with my family in South Bohemia last weekend (viz. picture with my dear sis), then few hours with my friends on Sunday and Monday in Prague and then 8 hours at the University where I took the CEMS language exam in English. Afterwards, quickly back to Bonn and I am finishing the work on my project in T-Mobile because I have just 13 days left here in Germany and then - home sweet home again. In between there are some parties again. Yesterday we went to a big fun fair which is called "Pützchensmarkt" and it was really German and really crowded and loud but I liked it. We ended up in a Bavarian tent around 2 o´clock am singing German "Schlager" and drinking "Weizenbier".
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Last week on Wednesday afternoon the interns from T-Mobile went to the Zentrale of Deutsche Telekom to see the T-Gallery which is the place where future of inter-human communication is visualised. The tour was very interesting, it showed possible ways where telecommunication services could move in future either at people´s work or home or when travelling. We also tried out an interesting concept of online elections. And then - next Stammtisch, this time at Bierhaus Machold.
My dear room-mate from Vienna Véronique came for visit. We have spent a great weekend together in Bonn and surroundings and also the weather was leaned towards us :-). I took Véro to Drachenfels and we did sightseeing in Bonn and Köln and since she spent the whole weekend with me we also had time to visit Augustusschloss in Brühl and a big Hariboshop in Bonn because if you didn´t know it Haribo bonbons(Hans Riegel Bonn) come from Bonn. Véro left today I went working and I hope that we´ll see each other soon again.
our project 
starts looking really good now.
I have had a very nice birthday although I actually went working. My collegues all congratulated to me and I got chocolates from Sare and Cigdem and they also bought some sekt to have a toast. In the evening Cigdem came to my place, we went to sauna and then for a drink to a bar. I have also received a lot of wishes from my family and friends. Thank you all.
Some days have gone past again and I have some new stories to tell. First of all an uexpected sickness fell on me on Thursday so I took one day off on Friday and I spent the whole day sleeping and running to the toillete nearly at the same time :-). On Saturday I had a little bit fo rest as well and then in the evening my dear cemsies Martin and Ondra came to see me and we had a great time on Sat evening and Sunday. We´ve managed to see Bonn and Köln and had a bike ride :-) which was something really adventurous for the boys, especially with the bikes I gave them. Today I went working again and they left direction Brussels, Amsterdam and whatever...not bad at all. But I stil have something to do here and I am looking forward to it. We´ve also tried Australian beer in one pub, interesting taste. And finally I had a chance to try out the sauna in my flat - it works perfectly fine and it makes you feel really fine.
Our colleague Kathrin has organised a BBQ in her house for our whole team yesterday. There was a lot of tasty food because everybody brought something. I supplied the whole house with Czech beer as this was the easiest typical Czech thing that I could brought and it suited well to the Käsekrainer sausages from Gerhard, beef steaks from Christian or bulgur salad from Cigdem. In the first picture I am with Kathrin and Oliver, in the second with my turkish colleagues Sare and Cigdem and in the third you can see the whole band :-).
This weekend was really cool. I did some travelling, yeah! On Sunday I left Bonn early in the morning and went through Brussels to Antverpen by train. The journey went ok and I enjoyed my day full of sightseeing. I really liked the historical centre of Antverpen-the City where Rubens was born and living for years. I did not see so much of the big port, just few ships, but I had a boat trip on the Schelda river which was nice. The weather was hot, even too hot for a City walk but I enjoyed it and came back to Bonn utterly tired and prepared for another week of work. I tasted a Belgium waffel and bought some 10% alcoholic beer home just for taste. We tried it out today with my flatmate Christian and it was good - little bit sweet and strong. Antverpen is also very famous for its diamond shops - well I´ve seen some. In the pictures - skyscrapers with EU flag in Brussels, me in the Rubens garden, ships in Antverpen.
On Saturday 26 July I visited Koblenz which is a City situated little bit further up the Rhine at the junction with the Mosel. This point is called "Deutsches Ecke" (German Corner). I took some pictures there. The centre offered a lot of sights. I went to Koblenz by train and took my bike with me and then I was riding through the City. The weather was hot and stuffy. When I came back to Bonn a storm caught me but luckily I wasn´t far from home so I did not get so much wet :-).
This 9day course was the best course ever. It was really demanding because at some days we were working from 9am til 2am at night and almost without breaks but it was definitely worth it because I met very interesting and nice people there and afterwards there was even time to party or go rafting to the Sava river :-). We also rented some boats and went to the island on the lake in Bled and one evening we visited Ljubljana. There were very good teachers and whole course was perfectly organised.
I left Bonn for 10 days to enjoy my prize from the case study competition I won in April this year. The flight from Bonn/Köln airport was very safe and comfortable. I flew to Graz and had some time to walk through the City centre. Afterwards my journey continued by train to Ljubljana. The train went really slowly through Slovenia so I had time to watch around. In Ljubljana I only had time to catch the bus going to Bled, though. Bled is a really beautiful place. I spent great 9 days there and I will tell you about that in my next post. On the way back I had time to see Ljubljana and Zagreb- Ljubljana is much nicer according to my opinion but I only had little time in Zagreb which is necessary to say.
