Hi there! The Protocol

[Zenith]

A couple of good friends informed me of cyburbia and I am grateful that they have.

I reside in Sydney (a 4th generation Sydney-sider) yet I had lived in Tokyo for almost 4 years and have also stayed in Melbourne for a length of time. I have visited other parts of Asia, the U.S. of A, Vienna and some of the islands in The Pacific.

I have a strong interest in architecture, urban planning, economics, politics, the environment and culture, from underground to popular.

Have been studying architecture and this year I am joining an international/exchange students' architectural class to assist as a mentor for non-engish speaking background students. I studied geology for 4 years in the 1990s.

I work in a prominent musuem in Sydney that specialises in art, design and technology.

It's always hard to see oneself objectively, but I hope I have a good balance of seriousness and a gracious sense of humour.

Hope to get to know ya'all over the coming months.

 

[Rumpy Tunanator]

Welcome:b: from the other side of the hemisphere

 

[Gedunker]

Welcome to Cyburbia from the eastern time zone of south central Indiana. We have quite a number of members from the (current) summer climes as I'm sure you've noted.

Do you intend to practice architecture when you complete your degree, or teach, or what have you?

You'll find Curburbia a wonderful educational and profesional resource. But I have to stop slacking now...

 

[NHPlanner]

welcome! :b:

 

[Cardinal]

It looks like the Australians are challenging the Canadians for the number 2 slot at Cyburbia! Welcome aboard.

 

[Tranplanner]

Welcome, eh?

 

[SGB]

Welcome from the frozen regions of central New York State, USA.

We're that state just south of the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Quebec.

 

[biscuit]

Welcome from southwestern Pennsylvania! :b:

 

[JNA]

Welcome from the Southwestern corner of Indiana in the Central Time Zone on the Ohio River.

? What aspect of geology were you studying?
One of our geology issues here is the New Madrid Earthquake Fault system.

 

[ludes98]

Welcome.

 

[DecaturHawk]

Welcom from the Midwest of the U. S. of A. You are quite the globetrotter! Looking forward to your contributions.

 

[Doitnow]

Welcome Zenith

Looks like apart from you varied educational background and interests you also like Pink Floyd. IS that true? I just guessed.
Anyway ! Welcome Aboard!

 

[GeogPlanner]

[flipV]welcome :b:[/flipV]

 

[JNA]

Don't spill the beer!

 

[Chet]

Welcome. Gald you found us!

 

[GeogPlanner]

Don't spill the beer!

that's gravity for you down under ;-)

 

[SkeLeton]

Welcome, Zenith!
It's good to have another fellow south hemisphere Cyburbian!
Cheers!

 

[H]

hello down there

 

[Zenith]

Hello ummmm, up there H.

I like how you are showing your personalities already. It's great.

Gadunker, basically I live and breathe architecture. All aspects of it! It's a passion of mine. I am planning to be an arhcitectural writer/photographer/critic and I'm well on the way there in my planning.

JNA, All streams of geology.This has helped me in understanding materials used in civic works and private ventures incl. the bedrock of the foundations for constuction work. Also in my environmental interests.

Maheep Singh Thapar, regarding Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" album cover, I like the simple design. It's symbolic for a few things to me.

GeoPlanner, the beer has just reached me. Guzzling now.

I must get to know the site better....

 

[Trail Nazi]

Welcome Zenith! Hope you like it here.

 

[mendelman]

Welcome from the bottom of Lake Michigan

 

[JNL]

Welcome Zenith, from wonderful New Zealand! Ever been over here?

 

[Planderella]

Welcome

 

[iamme]

I would also like to take some time to post pad...

uhhhh warmly welcome you to cyburbia. :-}

 

[Rem]

Yay - another Aussie

Hello and welcome Zenith from a countryman.

I'm guessing Powerhouse Museum - if so you should share some technology posts here. You will have no trouble finding plenty of interest amongst Cyburbanites - especially in the area of transport. I had despaired at the prospect of participating in a Cyburbia LaefestTM, but as I visit the Powerhouse about once a year with the Remmies, maybe I won't have to wait too long.

Cheers. :b:

 

[PlannerGirl]

Welcome from DC. Japan eh? My room mate was there 3 years and now works for the the Japanese diplomats here in DC. Man the stories she tells!

 

[JNL]

I had despaired at the prospect of participating in a Cyburbia LaefestTM

Really?? I doubt it would be all that bad

 

[Jeff]

Hello ... welcome

 

[Quail64]

Welcome from the inland northwest and from a fellow post Japan-expatriate! (Osaka-Kobe area)

 

[Rem]

Really?? I doubt it would be all that bad

No no no - I am referring only to how difficult it is to organise an antipodian Laefest. The thought of some day meeting JNL in the flesh and sharing ales keeps me getting out of bed in the morning.

 

[Zenith]

Glad JNL & Rem are sorting that one out ;-)

Feedback post -

JNL Unfrotunately I've never been to N.Z.. :-\

Rem You were right in guessing at The Powerhouse Museum.

Quail64 You Osaka-Kobe, Me Tokyo-Yokohama

BTW Love the name 'Planderella'!!

 

[Doitnow]

Welcome from down there!
:-D

 

[Matixvolta]

Welcome Zenith.

Another Aussie :-D