Earl Warner

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paid road trip to 500 breweries in the United States

paid road trip to 500 breweries in the United States

If you still have to drive, it’s best to stick to the water. Or Heineken 0.0, as they call it. I’m kidding, of course, because there are some great non-alcoholic beers out there these days. In this dream job, you get paid to drink beer which makes you more fun, and that’s why you get a motorhome as your company …

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Police anti-racism coordinator thinks a police officer should be able to wear a headscarf

Police anti-racism coordinator thinks a police officer should be able to wear a headscarf

PA ONS News•today, 10:28•Amended today, 10:57 A police officer should be able to wear a headscarf or other religious symbols at work, Commissioner Johan van Renswoude said in an interview with NRC. He was appointed national coordinator against racism and discrimination within the police. Van Renswoude argues that it is more appropriate for this time to “allow diversity – also …

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Man who assaulted Pelosi’s husband charged with assault

Man who assaulted Pelosi's husband charged with assault

The man who attacked Nancy Pelosi’s husband, Paul Pelosi, with a hammer on Friday has been charged with assault and attempted kidnapping. report it American media Monday. The 42-year-old suspect, David DePape, can be sentenced to 50 years in prison. On Friday, DePape broke into the home of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. The man assaulted Paul Pelosi with a hammer …

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Study Abroad: Relaxed Australians and Expensive Beers

Study Abroad: Relaxed Australians and Expensive Beers

Heleen Schaap, business economics student Even though it is now spring in Sydney and summer is approaching, the weather was still not very good, says Heleen Schaap. She is studying Business Economics (CE) in Breda, but is currently doing an internship in Australia. “I didn’t expect that, I mostly brought summer clothes with me.” Heleen organized an internship herself. It …

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US wants to cooperate more with EU on China sanctions – Wel.nl

US wants to cooperate more with EU on China sanctions - Wel.nl

WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States is in talks with the European Union to step up efforts on sanctions against China. For example, President Joe Biden’s administration wants to use the information-sharing and enforcement processes to further thwart the Asian superpower, insiders told financial news agency Bloomberg. This is expected to be discussed further at a business forum with senior …

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10 quirky McDonald’s restaurants to put on your to-do list

10 quirky McDonald's restaurants to put on your to-do list

(Image: Flickr) Not all fast food restaurants are the same. Planning a trip around the globe? Then you should definitely consider making a few stops at the weirdest McDonald’s restaurants around the world. In addition to prime real estate in the most exclusive locations, McDonald’s also has some extravagant restaurants in its portfolio that will raise your eyebrows. From an …

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Preview: Grid Penalties for the United States Grand Prix

Preview: Grid Penalties for the United States Grand Prix

Several teams installed new engine parts in the United States this weekend, resulting in a grid penalty. FORMULA 1 lists grid penalties (so far) for the United States Grand Prix. Sergio Perez +5 Red Bull has fitted Sergio Pérez’s RB18 with a new internal combustion engine and a new exhaust. The exhaust is in the regulations, the internal combustion engine …

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Here’s what the teams think after qualifying for the United States GP | “It was very difficult with the wind”

Here's what the teams think after qualifying for the United States GP |  "It was very difficult with the wind"

In “This is what the teams think…”, F1Maximum focuses on the somewhat smaller Formula 1 teams: McLaren, AlphaTauri, Alpine, Aston Martin, Williams, Alfa Romeo and Haas. Below you can read what drivers from the affected racing teams have to say about their recent performance on the track. Aston Martin Lance Stroll had a very good qualifying and finished seventh while …

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Difficult youngsters on the rugby field: Launch of a turnover project in Amsterdam

Difficult youngsters on the rugby field: Launch of a turnover project in Amsterdam

Respect, discipline and camaraderie. These are three important core values ​​in the sport of rugby. Core values ​​that the Turnover Project uses to get young people back on track. The turnover came from Great Britain and has existed for almost ten years in the Netherlands. This year, Turnover’s head office moved to the National Rugby Stadium in Amsterdam. The Turnover …

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