Ramon Kristian Arellano

Wednesday, February 12, 2003

Finished in Hague

Yes! I've rolled off my project in the Hague, and I'm back in Oslo. Now I'm hoping to get a project here as soon as possible, and start living a normal life with my girlfriend, friends and family. I'm also planning the next and very serious trip abroad. This time the destination is Chile. Kari and I want to live in my parents house in Santiago (without my parents in it), for a year or so. It would be great if we could make that dream come true. I suddenly felt a little bit closer when I realized Accenture just opened an office in Santiago!

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Photos

Personal photogallery

My personal photogallery generated using my own tool, Atacama. Pictures of events and travels from the last 10 years or so.

Flickr photos

All my photos at flickr.com. You can see the same pictures on my personal photogallery above.

Projects

Flash homepage

This used to be my web-site. Flash from bottom to top. Back then I thought it looked hot. Now it just looks silly.

Flash travels

This is the first page I created using Macromedia Flash. An interactive photogallery with maps and all.

Atacama

When I got tired of manually editing HTML every time I wanted to put out a new picture gallery, I finally wrote my own generator, in Java.

CasaCam

My dream as a kid was to control things in the real world using a computer. Now I use two small servo-motors to tilt and pan my web-cam.

Create-a-tree

Sitting in the garden in Chile during springtime inspired me think about how trees grow and sprout new leaves and branches.

Hobbyco

This is the web site for Kari's father's company. It's quite simple, but web statistics show that people are actually using it quite a lot.

Kari psykolog

Kari was sure she would spend months looking for a job as a psychologist in Norway. She decided she needed to promote herself using a home page.

NTNU thesis

This is my thesis from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, where I took my Masters degree. I hope you can read Norwegian!

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