Teaching in Osijek

by Marin Franković on 9 November, 2009

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This week I will be teaching MOC 2275 in Osijek. Since it is winter time, I had to replace my summer tires with winter ones and now I am ready to take on all weather conditions. I visited Osijek couple of times, but just for a short period of time. Now I will have a chance to do some sightseeing and to taste local cuisine. If you are in Osijek and you want to meet up, feel free to contact me via email and we can have drinks. Since my lectures are in the afternoon, I am free for coffee in the morning. I am back in Zagreb on 13.11.

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