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3rd June (2015)
Senators of the First Chamber, the Netherlands, only receive laws and other pieces on their iPad.
8 June
The court in the North of the Netherlands opens Chamber for earthquake cases. Article by Correspondent Wubby Luyendijk. Quote: ' It seems like the Civilian Book of Law has no say in Groningen', by Fokko Oldenhuis, professor Religion&Rights.
13&14 June
-The big story. Napoleon Bonaparte, entiteld as a self made man, autodidact, married with Marie Antoinette in 1810. Journalist/ correspondent Peter Vermaas.
-Good judges. By Folkert Jensma.....
-In Europe. By Caroline de Gruyter (from Vienna) About Cameron, reform, European Agenda, negotiations. The UK sees Europe as a lot of market and very little politics. Cameron was 'on' from 2006.
16 June 2015, articles
-The big story. Magna carta, a law piece of perkament, originated in 1225, written by 'Jan without Land', is now one of the most important documents on planet Earth. On the perkament is inreed a practical soluties for a political problem. Three quater of the perkament is occupied with text, propositie that each individual should be protected against at random punishing ( bestraffing) and that nobody can denied acces to justice. Earlier this year, on a meeting concerning the Magna carta, David Starkey (historian) tells the audience: 'It was a very British agreement. Two parties agreed on something and then shook hands'. Journalist Titia Ketelaar. Typical British? I saw two men shaking hands on a painting by the Chirico, a painter, highly inspired by Ancient Greek and roman culture. I
saw two men shaking hands on a cd cover of Pink Floyd (Wish you were here, 1975). Sometimes, I
really begin to question the worldwisdom (wereldwijsheid) of my collegues. Or are it just the British? And, allright, you can startvto question my English
- The colt (the gun that won the west) has problems
- Researcher shows: Chimps put plants into their hair, perhaps to embellish themselves ( What did Ceasar ( Roman Emperor) do in his hair? I am questioning now)
- the North of the Netherlands (het Noorden) is called Terra Incognita, by the ombudsman Sjoerd de Jong. He writes about the map of pop festivals, this summer in the Netherlands, on which no pop festival in 'The North' is mentioned. Was there a festival map in 2000? In 2010?
- Fracken, a technical drill method, has been applied about a hundred times in the Netherlands, between 1995-2015. The technical drill method is not without risks. It does cause earthquakes and poisoning of groundwater ( in the Netherlands a source for drinking water). The NAM, originally a Dutch based company, now a joint-venture of Shell and ExxonMobil, is still actively using this technology and has plans to continue fracking, especially in the North of the Netherlands.
3rd June (2015)
Senators of the First Chamber, the Netherlands, only receive laws and other pieces on their iPad.
8 June
The court in the North of the Netherlands opens Chamber for earthquake cases. Article by Correspondent Wubby Luyendijk. Quote: ' It seems like the Civilian Book of Law has no say in Groningen', by Fokko Oldenhuis, professor Religion&Rights.
13&14 June
-The big story. Napoleon Bonaparte, entiteld as a self made man, autodidact, married with Marie Antoinette in 1810. Journalist/ correspondent Peter Vermaas.
-Good judges. By Folkert Jensma.....
-In Europe. By Caroline de Gruyter (from Vienna) About Cameron, reform, European Agenda, negotiations. The UK sees Europe as a lot of market and very little politics. Cameron was 'on' from 2006.
16 June 2015, articles
-The big story. Magna carta, a law piece of perkament, originated in 1225, written by 'Jan without Land', is now one of the most important documents on planet Earth. On the perkament is inreed a practical soluties for a political problem. Three quater of the perkament is occupied with text, propositie that each individual should be protected against at random punishing ( bestraffing) and that nobody can denied acces to justice. Earlier this year, on a meeting concerning the Magna carta, David Starkey (historian) tells the audience: 'It was a very British agreement. Two parties agreed on something and then shook hands'. Journalist Titia Ketelaar. Typical British? I saw two men shaking hands on a painting by the Chirico, a painter, highly inspired by Ancient Greek and roman culture. I
saw two men shaking hands on a cd cover of Pink Floyd (Wish you were here, 1975). Sometimes, I
really begin to question the worldwisdom (wereldwijsheid) of my collegues. Or are it just the British? And, allright, you can startvto question my English
- The colt (the gun that won the west) has problems
- Researcher shows: Chimps put plants into their hair, perhaps to embellish themselves ( What did Ceasar ( Roman Emperor) do in his hair? I am questioning now)
- the North of the Netherlands (het Noorden) is called Terra Incognita, by the ombudsman Sjoerd de Jong. He writes about the map of pop festivals, this summer in the Netherlands, on which no pop festival in 'The North' is mentioned. Was there a festival map in 2000? In 2010?
- Fracken, a technical drill method, has been applied about a hundred times in the Netherlands, between 1995-2015. The technical drill method is not without risks. It does cause earthquakes and poisoning of groundwater ( in the Netherlands a source for drinking water). The NAM, originally a Dutch based company, now a joint-venture of Shell and ExxonMobil, is still actively using this technology and has plans to continue fracking, especially in the North of the Netherlands.
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