News, exciting in the abstract: We do not have the new building in Saxony.
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Thermal Gradient Calculation
New signs of life and Dresden Update
News, exciting in the abstract: We do not have the new building in Saxony.
News, exciting in the abstract: We do not have the new building in Saxony.
Friday, December 18, 2009
One Piece Namiimages Henti
Part 1: Cajamarquinische nights ...
... are long. And do not start too slow! Friday is best with a visit to Aki's Bar steep in the evening gestart. The Aki's is a Studibar directly across from the private university Las Peruanas. " The early bird is drinking the beer" is motto. Since students in Peru can burn as little as in Germany, the bar is open Mon-Fri only 15-20 Clock. Longer need not, for the first ALUMNOS fall right out of the university is a 15h order that beer is usually about 18 clock out, then there is only jarras (1.5 l) with " Caipiri ña . "Aki's version of" Caipirina " is vodka with Sprite and lime. From 17h dance all salsa bar and is at 20pm the spook already over. Some take the Aki's past as a springboard into the evening, for others the evening is it for now. On Fri it's off and more with live music for an hour. The prices are unbeatable, the bottle of beer (625ml) for 4, the jarra Caipirina soles for 7th The guests are between 19-27 years old, very open and talks about God and the world are guaranteed.
... are long. And do not start too slow! Friday is best with a visit to Aki's Bar steep in the evening gestart. The Aki's is a Studibar directly across from the private university Las Peruanas. " The early bird is drinking the beer" is motto. Since students in Peru can burn as little as in Germany, the bar is open Mon-Fri only 15-20 Clock. Longer need not, for the first ALUMNOS fall right out of the university is a 15h order that beer is usually about 18 clock out, then there is only jarras (1.5 l) with " Caipiri ña . "Aki's version of" Caipirina " is vodka with Sprite and lime. From 17h dance all salsa bar and is at 20pm the spook already over. Some take the Aki's past as a springboard into the evening, for others the evening is it for now. On Fri it's off and more with live music for an hour. The prices are unbeatable, the bottle of beer (625ml) for 4, the jarra Caipirina soles for 7th The guests are between 19-27 years old, very open and talks about God and the world are guaranteed.
Live Mucke in Aki's
Tito in the Om-Gris
After Aki's is a base may be important to work with the stomach, otherwise, the night is over faster than expected. So off to the Plaza (15min walk) and the Om Gris . That is in the San Martin 500m above the plaza. In Om Gris has the best pasta and pizza, the city, all freshly prepared (homemade noodles!), So it takes a little longer. The waiting time is reduced you Tito, owner, bartender and cook in a personal union, with stories of his 3-year residence in Belgium or the good old days in Cajamarca. Tito has a well stocked wine rack at fair prices (bottle between 25-50 sol). The beer (0.33) for 3.5 as long as there's
Tito in the Om-Gris Who needs a coffee to digest, can go 500 meters above the Om Gris in Bella's Cafe ( Sil. Santisteban ). There is a very nice atmosphere with the best coffee (4-10sol) of the city, even in variations. For coffee, there are quiet electric canned and it can also be smoked shisha. This should be unique in Cajamarca.
atmosphere at Bella's
When the stomach is pushed back deal, we continue to La Gruta 100 , the 800m Santisteban down opposite the church Belen . The Gruta much emphasis on atmosphere. In the courtyard, it sits under the open sky on straw bale very good. In the center burns a fire and sound as wallpaper, there are still live something. Although it is rare dancing, but singing with everyone. The cocktails and wine are more expensive, that there is small beer for 6sol.
courtyard in the Gruta 100
Since Cajamaraca on Friday night is traditionally live, is rocked around midnight either into or to Waiqui Galeta. The Waiqui faces the UNC (Universidad Nacional), where it usually plays a big band from the musical Latino 1x1 to the classics of Western rock and roll (Stones, Doors, ACDC) anything quite brilliantly covert and playful. The great beer can be had for 6sol. The jarra Cuba Libre 's for 15sol.
In Galeta ( Cruz de Piedra ) it is a little more rock. Click to play three Fridays a month, local rock bands that usually bring a mix of covers and original songs. The range of bands ranging from the cuddly Rock Combo to Crossover / Punk Rock board. Every 3rd Friday of the month is announced on the electric Galeta, styles, usually with several DJs and different. The large cerveza here costs 5sol and jarra Cuba Libre 12sol.
German and Peruvian Suffköppe in Galeta
against 1-2am then it goes into Embrujo ( Apurimac ) to flounder. With 5-10sol Admission man at that, is (of course) in free. The Embrujo in comparison to other clubs in town conveniently small, has a nice ambience and the audience reflects all facets of Cajamarca. Played Latin classics and rock, but also Western Hits (80s with gravity). The drink prices are moderate for a disco beat, because 12 sol for jarra cerverza can not complain.
(price: € 4sol = 1)
Friday, December 11, 2009
Where Can You Buy Mifeprex
Social struggles and beaches
Last week Friday I for 6 days after a spontaneous Tripp Ayabaca'm broken. Ayabaca is a small town near the Ecuadorian border and is one of Piura in northern Cajamarca department in Peru. Actually I wanted to travel on to Huancabamba that the security situation was no longer though. But from the beginning ...
... recently, the US-American doctoral student Amanda to study in Cajamarca. She earned her doctorate on the topic of mining and social conflict, was for research purposes in the city and had their temporary HQ studies in the offices established by Grufides. We started to talk, chew a little and have exchanged views on our plans. She told me about an uncertain research trip to Piura and we agreed to travel together, there has been a attack on the base camp of the Rio Blanco mine early November, the situation in Huancabamba considerably strained. However, was this incident (in which there was a dead and has not been cleared) again a few weeks back and we thought the situation has somewhat calmed down. So I got her phone call that would have spontaneously reported interviewer, she just had time and losführe end of the week. So I canceled all appointments and Nicholas, ticket bought on the bus and go.
with the church around the village 21h way
I was a little surprised by the temporal extent of the bus trip, because on the map it did not look far. However, the bus due to the lack of direct flights from 2700m down to the coast 7h Cajamarca to Chiclayo, and from there further north next 2 hours in the coastal city of Piura, and from there go again 6h high in the mountains, because Ayabaca lies at 2,700 m.
church on the Plaza de Armas in Ayabaca
landed in Ayabaca me Amanda received at first with the bad news because of our onward journey to Huancabamba was empty, the police last Wednesday during a demonstration had shot two campesinos (Castulo Huayama Correa [39], Vicente Romero Ramírez [52]). The situation was therefore again quite tight and we decided for safety reasons Huancabamba avoided.
"Aqua sí, no metal"
But it was also in Ayabaca enough research, because the City is located north of the Rio Blanco mine ( Zijing Mining, China ) and is struggling with problems similar Huancabamba, which lies south of the mine. However, it is relatively quiet and the Ayabaca social conflicts related to mining are not as high as Potential escalation in Huancabamba. The reason for this explained to us, the activists of various local organizations (Ronda Campesina, environmental organizations, youth groups, church, women's associations etc.) in the interviews. They are convinced that the organization and cohesion of the social movement in Ayabaca is much settled as in other mining areas. In a democratic basis organized citizens' survey in 2007 also spoke out in 94% of the population of the district Ayabaca against mining activity. This cohesion they see as collective protection from state repression. The reasons for the NO to the mining industry are consistent with those in Cajamarca: Risk of water quantity and quality, environmental destruction, land theft, lack of participation and lack of income redistribution.
Hilda, our local guide, location, Amanda and I voiced with delicious mulled wine
Instead, our interviewee (s) reasonably accurate ideas about economic alternatives to mining: export-oriented organic farming (coffee, sugar, fruit, vegetables) and livestock as well as ecotourism. Ayabaca also has a wide range of local specialties such as dulces (sweets), tragos (booze) and a fantastic mulled wine to offer.
the crew of the resistance transmitter "Radio Ayabaca"
particularly impressive, I found that in the wake of the events in Huancabamba the interviewees were tense very sad and emotional, but still, without exception, only methods advocate of peaceful resistance and support. The rationale for the choice pacifist struggle was both to emphasize the peaceful mentality of the people of Ayabaca. On the other hand, the decision to peaceful resistance is well established in the knowledge that the state runs an escalation strategy to strengthen the social conflicts related to mining and thus attempt to criminalize social movements. In this game abgekarterte do not engage the defenders in Ayabaca.
in studio interview with Olivares
Finally, we received an invitation to the local resistance radio, where we were interviewed by us. Amanda said on the air In perfect English the reason for our stay and I stumbled out a few slogans and solidarity witnessed my respect for the well-organized social movement in Ayabaca.
visit to the state broadcaster of Ayabaca "Radio campesino"
at 8.12. now instead we traveled back to Huancabamba to Piura. Studying my guide, I decided on the trip, the forced change of plan to use to treat me to something. Vamos a la playa! only 45min bus ride from Piura is Playa Colán and should belong to me one night. Amanda did not share my spontaneous decision and so I went on alone. 3Sol of Piura, Paita paid for, and then by taxi (2.5 Sol) to Colán. I was chauffeured from taxista to a favorable board of his choice and was taken there by an elderly couple in reception. A room for the night 20sol, please, "and because the beach is near", I asked them. As the innkeeper led me with a questioning face down the hallway of the small house to the terrace and there ... Pacific surged since the 3m front of the terrace steps to the beach. A dream! The sun was also just below, perfect timing, a cold beer and fresh ceviche were served, as stretched then also for the hammock me was, I was in the 7th Sky. The warm sea breeze caressing my skin, the monotonous waves of Branden was music to my ears, house cat thing clung to me, the cold beer was like oil and my book reads like its own. Heavenly!
Ä dream!
Good morning paradise
The next morning I started with a coffee in hand and sea views in mind. After breakfast, I splashed a little on the warm Pacific. I dared not swim further rauszu, because I had divided the large shark of the fish market in Piura in memory and in my head I heard with every wave that came upon me to the tune of "Jaws." So I stayed near the beach and danced Wellenpogo. To dry, I made an extended walk on the beach and took me straight back a blazing sun fire. Against 14am I had to reluctantly say goodbye again from this heavenly place and drove by in a monster to ride to Cajamarca, where I arrived the next day at 6am.
PIMP
the silence of the sharks
perfect host
Last week Friday I for 6 days after a spontaneous Tripp Ayabaca'm broken. Ayabaca is a small town near the Ecuadorian border and is one of Piura in northern Cajamarca department in Peru. Actually I wanted to travel on to Huancabamba that the security situation was no longer though. But from the beginning ...
... recently, the US-American doctoral student Amanda to study in Cajamarca. She earned her doctorate on the topic of mining and social conflict, was for research purposes in the city and had their temporary HQ studies in the offices established by Grufides. We started to talk, chew a little and have exchanged views on our plans. She told me about an uncertain research trip to Piura and we agreed to travel together, there has been a attack on the base camp of the Rio Blanco mine early November, the situation in Huancabamba considerably strained. However, was this incident (in which there was a dead and has not been cleared) again a few weeks back and we thought the situation has somewhat calmed down. So I got her phone call that would have spontaneously reported interviewer, she just had time and losführe end of the week. So I canceled all appointments and Nicholas, ticket bought on the bus and go.
with the church around the village 21h way I was a little surprised by the temporal extent of the bus trip, because on the map it did not look far. However, the bus due to the lack of direct flights from 2700m down to the coast 7h Cajamarca to Chiclayo, and from there further north next 2 hours in the coastal city of Piura, and from there go again 6h high in the mountains, because Ayabaca lies at 2,700 m.
church on the Plaza de Armas in Ayabaca landed in Ayabaca me Amanda received at first with the bad news because of our onward journey to Huancabamba was empty, the police last Wednesday during a demonstration had shot two campesinos (Castulo Huayama Correa [39], Vicente Romero Ramírez [52]). The situation was therefore again quite tight and we decided for safety reasons Huancabamba avoided.
"Aqua sí, no metal" But it was also in Ayabaca enough research, because the City is located north of the Rio Blanco mine ( Zijing Mining, China ) and is struggling with problems similar Huancabamba, which lies south of the mine. However, it is relatively quiet and the Ayabaca social conflicts related to mining are not as high as Potential escalation in Huancabamba. The reason for this explained to us, the activists of various local organizations (Ronda Campesina, environmental organizations, youth groups, church, women's associations etc.) in the interviews. They are convinced that the organization and cohesion of the social movement in Ayabaca is much settled as in other mining areas. In a democratic basis organized citizens' survey in 2007 also spoke out in 94% of the population of the district Ayabaca against mining activity. This cohesion they see as collective protection from state repression. The reasons for the NO to the mining industry are consistent with those in Cajamarca: Risk of water quantity and quality, environmental destruction, land theft, lack of participation and lack of income redistribution.
Hilda, our local guide, location, Amanda and I voiced with delicious mulled wine Instead, our interviewee (s) reasonably accurate ideas about economic alternatives to mining: export-oriented organic farming (coffee, sugar, fruit, vegetables) and livestock as well as ecotourism. Ayabaca also has a wide range of local specialties such as dulces (sweets), tragos (booze) and a fantastic mulled wine to offer.
the crew of the resistance transmitter "Radio Ayabaca" particularly impressive, I found that in the wake of the events in Huancabamba the interviewees were tense very sad and emotional, but still, without exception, only methods advocate of peaceful resistance and support. The rationale for the choice pacifist struggle was both to emphasize the peaceful mentality of the people of Ayabaca. On the other hand, the decision to peaceful resistance is well established in the knowledge that the state runs an escalation strategy to strengthen the social conflicts related to mining and thus attempt to criminalize social movements. In this game abgekarterte do not engage the defenders in Ayabaca.
in studio interview with Olivares Finally, we received an invitation to the local resistance radio, where we were interviewed by us. Amanda said on the air In perfect English the reason for our stay and I stumbled out a few slogans and solidarity witnessed my respect for the well-organized social movement in Ayabaca.
visit to the state broadcaster of Ayabaca "Radio campesino" at 8.12. now instead we traveled back to Huancabamba to Piura. Studying my guide, I decided on the trip, the forced change of plan to use to treat me to something. Vamos a la playa! only 45min bus ride from Piura is Playa Colán and should belong to me one night. Amanda did not share my spontaneous decision and so I went on alone. 3Sol of Piura, Paita paid for, and then by taxi (2.5 Sol) to Colán. I was chauffeured from taxista to a favorable board of his choice and was taken there by an elderly couple in reception. A room for the night 20sol, please, "and because the beach is near", I asked them. As the innkeeper led me with a questioning face down the hallway of the small house to the terrace and there ... Pacific surged since the 3m front of the terrace steps to the beach. A dream! The sun was also just below, perfect timing, a cold beer and fresh ceviche were served, as stretched then also for the hammock me was, I was in the 7th Sky. The warm sea breeze caressing my skin, the monotonous waves of Branden was music to my ears, house cat thing clung to me, the cold beer was like oil and my book reads like its own. Heavenly!
Ä dream! 
Good morning paradise The next morning I started with a coffee in hand and sea views in mind. After breakfast, I splashed a little on the warm Pacific. I dared not swim further rauszu, because I had divided the large shark of the fish market in Piura in memory and in my head I heard with every wave that came upon me to the tune of "Jaws." So I stayed near the beach and danced Wellenpogo. To dry, I made an extended walk on the beach and took me straight back a blazing sun fire. Against 14am I had to reluctantly say goodbye again from this heavenly place and drove by in a monster to ride to Cajamarca, where I arrived the next day at 6am.
PIMP 
the silence of the sharks 
perfect host
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