History / VideoGotanji Brown Jackson was the first black woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court. The Senate has just decided. Foreign teachers 7 Apr. 2022 Latest update: 08-04-22, 09:31 Brown Jackson will replace Liberal Judge Stephen Fryer. So the structure of the Supreme Court will be the same as it is now: six conservative judges against three progressive …
Read More »Unwelcome letter to Minister Van der Wal: “I am very angry about this”
Mayor Mulder was in a committee meeting when the letter was released. He indicates that the dike around the Hedwigepolder can simply be dug. According to the Minister, the pollution remains within the standards. The publication came as a surprise to Mulder. “Suddenly one of the committee members said: I have news. Of course, that’s not how it should be. …
Read More »Dutch LGBTQ Film World Premiere in San Francisco
“It took us nine years to make this movie, from inception to now,” Shariff said in the clip. “And it’s an honor that we can have a world premiere in the city of Harvey Milk.” Harvey was a well-known gay rights activist and San Francisco city councilman, one of the first openly gay city officials in the United States. Lead …
Read More »The De Rode Hoed theater workshop unpacks a lot during the anniversary celebration
Tue, Jun 21, 7:00 PM To read aloud XInterviews and context ZUTPHEN – Theaterwerkplaats in Rode Hoed celebrates its 10th anniversary in a special way on Saturday June 25 with the Zomerhoeden Festival. This takes place in and near the school building at 22 Isendoornstraat, which since January has been the new theater workshop headquarters for people …
Read More »Swimming World Championships: Dutch Mixed Relay Team Stunt with Bronze | sport
It was the Dutch swimming team’s second medal at the tournament in Hungary, after Kamminga’s silver in the 100m breaststroke. At last year’s Olympic Games in Tokyo, the Orange quartet finished in sixth place in the 4×100 changeover. Then Toussaint, Kamminga and Korstanje were joined by the now retired Femke Heemskerk. The Netherlands qualified second in Budapest for the final, …
Read More »‘Network exposed with fake Putin companies: worth 4.28 billion’ | Abroad
Houses and other assets would be used by Putin. The newspaper discovered that these properties officially belong to different owners, companies and charities, but can be linked to each other through the same email domain name: LLCInvest.ru. In addition, various email exchanges show that different owners each time talked about an umbrella organization. one by The Guardian The quoted Russian …
Read More »President Santokhi calls on International Yoga Day to make a meaningful difference
“Let us strive to make a meaningful difference by embracing these traditional ways and building healthier bodies and souls for the benefit of our countries and peoples. This is the call of President Chandrikapersad Santokhi during the celebration of the International Day of Yoga. Today, the Head of State and First Lady Mellisa Santokhi-Seenacherry, along with other cabinet members, actively …
Read More »Kasturi: Several cases still pending in connection with the Twitter acquisition
Photo: ANP Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, says there are still many “unresolved issues” surrounding the Twitter acquisition. The billionaire told the Qatar Economic Forum in Doha that he was still waiting for a solution to the number of so-called bots on the social media site. Musk says the problem with robotic accounts like this on Twitter is far greater …
Read More »Dutch LGBTQ Film World Premiere in San Francisco
“It took us nine years to make this movie, from inception to now,” Shariff said in the clip. “And it’s an honor that we can have a world premiere in the city of Harvey Milk.” Harvey was a well-known gay rights activist and San Francisco city councilman, one of the first openly gay city officials in the United States. Lead …
Read More »Platform31 knowledge and network organization for the city and region
The cornerstones of placemaking Placemaking – now “a bit of” buzzword“, explains Slingerland – is the process by which a space becomes a place, the latter being a place that has (more) meaning for people, and where they feel at home. Placemaking is based on three pillars: 1) the physical environment 2) the social connection (with the local community) and …
Read More »Rugby League bans trans people from women’s World Cup, other sports struggle too
The decision by the swimming federation FINA was strongly criticized by organizations fighting for equality. Outspoken USA soccer star Megan Rapinoe has called the FINA guidelines “disgusting and cruel”. “Why do some people go to such lengths to prevent a trans person from succeeding in sport?” she wondered. With the CIO now leaving it to the unions to make decisions …
Read More »President Macron refuses to resign from Prime Minister Borne Abroad
He believes that “the government must continue to perform its functions”. Macron says he is looking for “possible constructive solutions”. His party, the Coalition Together, won only 245 seats in the National Assembly out of 577 deputies in the legislative elections. He reigned until this week with a majority of 350 seats. Macron must now look for new allies or …
Read More »Blue light snails appear in New Zealand skies, experts point to SpaceX launch
The blue spiral appeared in the night sky over New Zealand on Sunday. New Zealand astronomers were startled by strange, undulating light formations in the night sky on Sunday evening. The images have been widely shared on social media, with many New Zealanders comparing them to a kind of “wormhole”. But experts said the “strange clouds” were caused by the …
Read More »Musk: Twitter acquisition cases remain unresolved
“We are still waiting for a resolution on that matter. That is a very important issue.” Said Musk Through a video link to the Qatar Economic Forum in Doha today. According to Musk, the percentage of fake accounts known as bots on Twitter is more than 5 percent of all accounts reported by the company. In May, the Tesla CEO …
Read More »World premiere in San Francisco “an honor” for director Nasr – Wel.nl
Dutch LGBTQ film El Houb premiered Monday night in San Francisco. Having the film screened there for the first time in front of an audience was a great honor for director Shariff Nasr, he says in the Instagram Stories of the Frameline queer film festival. “It took us nine years to make this movie, from inception to now,” Nasr said …
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