Greeting From Germany part III-Anytime,Anywhere!

[khesorn mueller]

ต้องไปเดินให้ได้คะ...อยู่ย่านเดียวกันหมด...ลงS-Bahnทีเดียว แล้วเดินเอา...Olympia park...ปอดของชาวมิวนิค


มามิวนิค....บ้านของ Bayerische Motor Werk!


สนามกีฬา Allianz Arena...หะรูหะรา...ต้องถ่ายรูปตอนกลางคืน...เหมือน UFO!!

[khesorn mueller]

ชื่อย่านต่างๆคุ้นๆไว้นะคะ ขึ้นpublic transportจะได้ไม่งง!

[khesorn mueller]

Gärtnerplatz แถบแม่นํ้า Isar(ออกเสียง"อิ-ซ่า)


Marianplatz-โบสถ์sank Peter


Theatinerkirche...barock church...สวยเจงเจ้งง

[khesorn mueller]

พักแป็บนะคะพี่!
ขอดื่มกาแฟก่อน..
nn.27
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[alayas]

Great Ning,
Even though I am still waiting for an  official offer letter from Cambridge University, UK for a summer program in 2009, MUNICH has won my heart already.

Why should I wait for Cambridge, then.

P yas

[khesorn mueller]

Theresienwieseสถานที่จัดงาน Oktober Festทุกปี...Bavaria statue!


new Cityhall by Marienplatz...wellknown down town area!


Maximilienium...bayerischen Landtag ที่ทำการของแคว้น...(นักการเมือง!!)

[khesorn mueller]

		อ้างถึง			ข้อความของ alayas เมื่อ 15 กันยายน 2551, 18:45:31
	Great Ning, Even though I am still waiting for an  official offer letter from Cambridge University, UK for a summer program in 2009, MUNICH has won my heart already. Why should I wait for Cambridge, then. P yas

Cambridge??I used to search info for P.Siad...
it must be somewhere..by room 13 or 16!
nn.27

[khesorn mueller]

Munich ไม่ค่อยอนุญาตให้สร้างตึกสูงๆ..BMW,และไม่กี่ตึกอย่างนี่...Highlight tower สูง146m.


Chinese tower by English garden...one of a nice park middle in the city!

[alayas]

MUNICH
CAMBRIDGE

MUNIC
CAMBRIDGE

MUNICH
MUNICH
MUNICH
MUNICH
MUNICH

Yas

[khesorn mueller]

that's right!
ja,wohl!
right decision!
es ist Recht!
absolute Wahl!
das ist richtig!
nn.27

[khesorn mueller]

Glyptothek am Königsplatz...a museum...ต้องไป ถ้าไม่รู้จะไปไหน


Paläontologisches Museum...geographic museum!

[khesorn mueller]

Munich national theater!


peace engel


มิวนิคเป็นที่ตั้งของ European Paten register office...ใครคิดค้นอะไรได้ ต้องมาจดลิขสิทธิ์ที่นี่นะคะ

[khesorn mueller]

ชุดสุดท้ายแล้วคะ...สงสัยจะชวนพี่เที่ยวเมืองมากกว่าไปเรียน!!
pedestrian area..old city..อย่าลืมไปร่วมในฝูงชน


ถนนอะไรซักแห่ง...งาม


ถนนนึงหน้าเขต"Max"


พี่ยาสอยากได้ข้อมูลอะไร บอก!
quelle:wiki (ยังไม่ได้ออกนอกเขตwikiเลย...sheเหนื่อยซะก่อน!!)
nn.27

[alayas]

Tell me about prices:
1. a cup of coffee
2. french fries
3. a bottle of drinking water
4. one litre of fresh milk
5. train fares from Munich to Frankfur, to Vienna, to Budapest

Thanks

P Yas

[khesorn mueller]

P.Yas,
Munich may be a capital city but at the same time it is a university area...if you walk a lot,you'll find any area "reserved"for student!! of course a student price!!
So the range of the price depend on where you will sit and consume!!...
1.a biggest cup of coffee bet. 2.50€-3.20€
2.french fries by Mc Donald may be a standard..but german food also serve a plate,a big plate of it for appr.2.50-3.5€
3.o.50-1.50 € depend on the name...but the process is "identisch"!!
4.0.70-0.90€ oh,lala..there 's a strike from the farmer anyway milk is a basic food...controlled!
5.take time...give me a moment!
nn.27

[khesorn mueller]

พี่ยาส,ลองนี่คะ

http://www.bahn.de/p/view/index.shtml

nn.27

[khesorn mueller]

ของ Die Bahn...น่าเชื่อถือที่สุด!
อันอื่นๆ..Ticketboerse and co.(Ebay for example)เป็นการเสนอตัดราคาแบบฟลุคๆ
ประเภทหนึ่งที่นั่ง..จำเพาะวันที่แน่นอน...หนิงขี้เกียจหาค่ะ!เยอะมาก
แต่ถ้าพี่จะค้นเอง..หนิงจะแปะlinkให้
nn.27

[alayas]

Very similar price as in the Netherlands.
Then... I should be survivied.

How far is Munich from your town... by train?

P Yas

[khesorn mueller]

หลายต่อคะ:Munich to  Stuttgart,Stuttgart to Heilbronn,Heilbronn to Leingarten..
ทางรถไฟมักจะอ้อม...กว่าทาง Autobahn...คำนวณไม่ถูกค่ะ!
ตัวอยาง:หนิงกลับเมืองไทยเมื่อพฤศจิกา ปีที่แล้ว ขึ้นเครื่องที่มิวนิค...
ออกจากบ้านตั้งแต่ 09.30ถึงท่าอากาศยานมิวนิคทางรถไฟประมาณ 16.30น.!!!
ไม่ไช่ไกล แต่เป็นการเสียเวลาเปลี่ยนขบวน!!
nn.27

[alayas]

OK

[khesorn mueller]

กะลังนั่งฟังเค้าสัมภาษณ์เจ้าของรางวัลnoble prizeผู้มาจากสถาบันMax-Planck-Instituteเมื่อ13ปีก่อน..เกิดไอเดียจะค้นเรื่องนี้อีกแล้วค่ะพี่ยาส!
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[khesorn mueller]

เพราะอยากรู้!
Who was Alfred Nobel?

 

Alfred Nobel was born in Stockholm in 1833. Together with his father, who was an engineer, he developed the explosive nitroglycerine, which proved a commercial success.

 

Despite the danger of the project -- Nobel's brother Emil was killed in an experiment in 1864 -- he continued his research, patenting what he called dynamite in 1867. The invention proved very useful in the construction industry and Nobel traveled the world selling his product. When not on the road, he diligently conducted research and registered 355 patents in his name.


Nobel was active as a chemist and physicist and pursued literature in his free time
Nobel's talent as both a scientist and a businessman allowed him to amass a considerable fortune. He was also fluent in several languages, wrote poetry and drama, and had a deep interest in philosophy and literature.

[khesorn mueller]

How did the Nobel Prize come about?

After his death in 1896, the opening of Nobel's will caused a considerable stir: He had left the majority of his money to the establishment of "prizes to those who, during the preceding year, shall have conferred the greatest benefit to mankind" in physics, chemistry, medicine, literature and peace. 

Family members contested the will. Others were irked at the international nature of the new prizes. The biggest shock, however, was the Peace Prize. The name Nobel had been associated with explosives and weapons -- not with peace.
 

Nobel's friend and former secretary Countess Bertha von Suttner, a vocal pacifist, is credited with having had a significant impact on the millionaire, and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1905. 

:  Nobel thought hard about the ramifications of his inventions for humanity
"Perhaps my factories will put an end to war sooner than your congresses," he wrote the countess in 1891. Two-and-a-half decades before World War One, Nobel couldn't have foreseen just how wrong he would be.
 

Because Nobel had not composed his will with the help of a lawyer nor specified how the prizes should be awarded, it took five years to sort out the details before the first Nobel Prize could be awarded in 1901.
 

In 1968, Sweden's central bank established the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel. The five original prizes are administered by the Nobel Foundation in Stockholm.

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How are the winners selected?

Candidates are nominated a year in advance by qualified parties in the six relevant fields. Academics, politicians, prominent scientists, previous Nobel laureates and others receive personal invitations each year to nominate a candidate. 


Bertha von Suttner worked for Nobel for only a few months
The nominators are selected in such a way so that as many different countries as possible are represented over time. Their nominations are kept secret for 50 years. 

In his will, Alfred Nobel specifically indicated five Swedish institutions responsible for choosing the prize recipients in each category. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has selected the Economics Prize laureates since 1969.

Quelle:dw-world.de

[khesorn mueller]

Several German doubles

In 1901, the very first Nobel prizes in physics and in medicine went to Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen, creator of the X-ray, and Emil von Behring, who developed a serum for the respiratory illness diphtheria.

The following year also saw two of the Swedish awards bound for Germany. Theodor Mommsen won the literature prize for his writing on Roman history, making him one of the few non-fiction literature prize winners. Emil Fischer was awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry for research in purines and sugars.

1905 was an especially successful year for German sciences as Philipp Lenard, Robert Koch and Adolf von Baeyer won the Nobel awards in physics, medicine and chemistry. There three-time success was repeated in 1910 by Paul Heyse in literature, Albrecht Kossel in medicine and Otto Wallach in chemistry.