Munich

• The Hofbrauhaus is Munich's most famous beer-and-sing place. You should at least one evening there if you are a cultured man. I went there three times. The first time, it was great. The second time, it was OK. The third time, it was a disaster. Thus, you should go there and have a great time once, but you should go somewhere else next time. There are many other great places in Munich.
  1. Dancers on the stage.
  2. Musicians on the stage
  3. During their recess.
  4. Singers and dancers during their recess (June 2004).
  5. One of the Singers. She sold me two tape cassettes containing her songs (1994).
  6. Another Singer ten years later explaining her songs on a CD (2004). After the business, we had a formal portrait.

  7. Hofbrauhaus during the Oktoberfest, and its band stand.

• Oktoberfest is a month-long celebration during the month of September. Farmers work hard during the summer and celebrate their results during in the early fall. This tradition exists everywhere in the world, but Germans in this area do in a way to deserve attention from the world.
  1. Oktoberfest of 2011 in Munich. Two gentlemen in this photo are the veterans of the Normandy battle in 1944. Germany lost the war, but they are very proud of having been brave German soldiers. Great!
  2. Dressed as a witch at the Oktoberfest in Munich (2011).
  3. One sweet Lady at the Fest.
  4. Too many ladies. Here is another photo.

  5. They just arrived at the Festival ground.
  6. They arrived at Munich's main railroad station. They of came for the Fest.

  7. Crowd at the Fest ground.
     Another photo.
  8. Under one roof, so many people.
  9. Another beer hall.
  10. Beer drinkers in one of the Festival halls.

  Pope Benedict XVI was a student and a professor at this university

• Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich is one of the oldest schools of higher education in Europe. Many history making people spent their productive years at this university. Among them were the physicists named

  Werner Heisenberg, Ludwig Boltzann, Arnold Sommerfeld, Max von Laue, Wilhelm Roentgen, and Theodor Hanch,

  as well as many non-physicists including Pope Benedict XVI, Konrad Adenauer, Thomas Mann, and many more.

  Here are some photos from this university.

  1. Subway station of the Campus.
  2. Main building of the Campus.
  3. Entrance lobby of the main building
  4. Christmas tree in the main lobby.
  5. Entrance to the library.

  6. Entrance to the department of physics.
  7. Students working at their computer room.
  8. My photo with two graduate students outside the building.

     Entrance lobby of the main building. Don't cry - Work in English at the book store.

  9. Here is a small book store across the street from the physics department.
  10. At this book store, I met two students from Birmingham. One of them was studying philosophy. I started talking about Kant and Hegel. She filled in with Friedrich Nietzsche and Arthur Schopenhauer.

      I then asked her where Einstein stand among philosophers. She said she knew Einstein was a philosopher, but could not figure out his coordinate because she does not understand his physics. I said she does not need to know the details of Einstein's physics, and I then gave her my Einstein page.

  11. It is always a pleasure to have a photo with students 60 years younger. Alas, I look like a grandpa to them.
  12. Here are many more photos of the campus.

• I have many more photos to post. Please come again.

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