Tag Archives: India

Kolkata China Town and the Communist Party

Written by Darryn Mitussis. Posted on 12 June, 2009. Filed under China, India, Photography. Tagged , , . 1 Comment.
I have finally finished two hectic weeks of travel through India for work and having worked every weekday and two weekends, a day off was in order. Given my interest in China, I had a wonder through China Town. It was quite different to the last one I visited (in Liverpool) and seemed to reflect [...]

Google Maps and Google Earth

Written by Darryn Mitussis. Posted on 2 September, 2008. Filed under China, India, Japan, Personal, Technology. Tagged , , , . 1 Comment.
In my (precious little) spare time I have been experimenting with Google Maps and Google Earth. Things have gone well, except for working out how to embed the maps into my blog posts. Now, if you happen to be using Firefox (I’m not sure about Internet Explorer), below is a map I made using Google [...]

Photography Gallery and India Photographs

Written by Darryn Mitussis. Posted on 9 August, 2008. Filed under India, Photography. Tagged , . 1 Comment.
I thought it was time to try and add some features to better show off my odd interesting photograph. To that end I have been playing with a couple of WordPress plugins. I rather like PicLens because it enables sidebar widgets to rotate photographs. Unfortunately, I could not work out why it would not pick [...]

Thoughts on India and China

Written by Darryn Mitussis. Posted on 9 June, 2008. Filed under China, Featured, India. Tagged , . No comments.
I had written a longish post with my first thoughts on India and China here in the departure lounge of Hyderabad Airport. Alas, the mail applicaion on my iPod seems to have swallowed it and I must start again. Unfortunately, it does this occasionally, which, especially given that messages have to be tapped into life [...]

Hectic in India

Written by Darryn Mitussis. Posted on 7 June, 2008. Filed under Work. Tagged . No comments.
I’m in India at the moment (writing this in Kolkutta) for work. Its so far (and only half way through) been very, very busy. I’ve been lucky enough to meet dozens and dozens of ambitious young people hoping (or destined) to study in the UK. In addition to talking to them about business in India [...]