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These days searching the net, found this wonderful photographic work on Pozuzo, made by Swiss photographer Luca Zanetti in 2008, where professional color photographs reproduced today and the traditions of the town where the living descendants of the Tyrolean and Germans came to Peru in 1857 by Damian Kuno management Schutz von Holzhausen and in 1868 by agents Scotland and John P. Santiago Martin, along with numerous descendants of Andean and Amazonian colonists. This work shows important aspects of the traditions still preserved and promoted in recent years through European Union programs as PRODAPP among others, along with the product of miscegenation in the region.

This is the address:
http://www.fotozanetti.com/luca/reportage/pozuzo/



also checked the above work by Eduardo Hirose, Peruvian photographer descendant of Japanese settlers, who between 2000 and 2005 he traveled continuously Pozuzo their way to portray the customs and the observed reality in this town in black and white work.

Highly recommended: http://www.eduardohirose.com/pozuzo/pozuzo.html

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Wine for Dogs and Cats. Wine Expert

In a world in which spending on pets reached exorbitant fees (in U.S. sales of pet accessories for over 10,000 million, up from supplements for infants) should be no surprise that a company has launched a wine for dogs and cats.

is the American company Bark Vineyards, which has created these wines without alcohol to be served within the pet food. The wines have been approved by the Food and Drug Administration, the U.S. agency that regulates the sale of food).

There are 5 varieties to choose from: Barkundy, for when pet owners want to take a wine Burgundy (or Burgundy) and so your dog or cat may accompany, Sauvignon Bark, if you want to taste a Sauvignon Blanc; Meowlot complement to the Merlot, Pinot Leasheo variant "animal" of Pinot Grigio, and White Sniff 'N' Tail, to accompany the drinking white Zinfandel variety.

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I commented on some sources of information throughout this time I have found on the Internet.

One of them is Internet Archive, free entry website where one can find books of U.S. and Canadian universities, Gutenberg, among others, digitized full text pdf. It is one of the sites I found quite some time and have always found books about what he wanted. Examples of books that are there are some volumes of "Peru" Raimondi, "The irrigation of the Coast" by Federico Moreno, "Colonization and immigration on the Peruvian coast by Carlos Larrabure, as well as the whole series of international treaties signed between Peru and other countries and the Collection of Acts and Documents ... relating to the Department of Loreto "by Carlos Larrabure. There are also several copies of the Bulletin of the Corps of Engineers Lima, Annals of San Marcos and Bulletin of the Geographical Society of Lima. I recently found the original German version of the work of Middendorf "Peru." It is a Microsoft.



The other source that I use almost daily is often Google Books (and Google Books). You write in the search terms of reference and displayed a large number of books containing the query words, many of which are digitized and are full access to download, others appear as a preview with the option to read some pages and others simply listed the full reference but there is no view available. This initiative is part of a massive digitization project has brought some headaches for publishers and authors of our time (at the end a note to that effect). Here I found several reports of ministries, calendar of Strangers, "Perou et Bolivie" by Charles Wiener, "El Peruano", 1853, among others. Its added value which we analyze data from a book there is a form of libraries where the book, using the Worldcat , so that for those without sight word available indicates where one can find them (only that libraries are covered mostly in the U.S., Canada and Europe).



Europeana portal is an important initiative that is still evolving, is a portal where you can search for books, pictures, manuscripts, photographs, etc. various European libraries. It is very good, although it lacks even have more text, in its short existence as an anecdote: the day it opened, during the first hour had several million clicks so that the search engine collapsed and had to close the site few weeks to optimize it. Promises.



And a couple of weeks ago I discovered Gallica, website of the National Library of France, which has digitized more than a million books in pdf, full text, your browser is very powerful and good, is a very interesting site that I explore in depth these days. I have found here the memory of Agriculture Guillaume, text that had not found anywhere else, and several editions of the Yearbook of both worlds "and newspapers. Do not be disappointed with this website.



Note.
1. The books to which I refer to are those with expired copyrights ago many years and decades, sometimes centuries.
2. In Latin America have major portals such as Memory and portal Chilean National Library of Peru where we can access full-text books, but very few compared to those who have in total. Hopefully this will improve over time.

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secures your nose for 1 Million Dollars

ensure a nose for 1 million dollars may seem too much, unless one is dedicated to wine tasting. Such is the case of James Cluer, consultant who lives in West Vancouver (Canada) who decided to purchase a policy for that amount to protect your nose and avoid leaving to earn hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in case of missing his vital organs .

Cluer, a highly regarded sommelier in Canada, to glory with his nose in 2002, when it passed the test "Master of Wine", a the most difficult in the world and there are only 279 graduates, according to The Province.

Along with his wife, owns Cluer Fine Vintage, a consultant who has 6 schools Wine in Canada and the U.S. and organizes tours for wine tasting. Is responsible for selecting the wine list from the airline Qatar Airways, one of the most recognized worldwide for their service on board. But one of the things that Cluer worst fear is the cold, so he tries to shake hands with as few people as possible before traveling to Europe to start the tasting for Qatar Airways.