Barnacles: You may know them primarily as a kind of attack on boats, rocks, or sea creatures like the sea turtle. A barnacle looks for a place where a lot of water flows and fixes itself there with a kind of layer of cement, never to change place again. At least that’s what we thought for a long time. A …
Read More »What happened to the Orange squad under the leadership of national coach Parsons?
That was the hallmark of the Dutch women’s team under former national coach Sarina Wiegman: positive energy. Even when players have had a bad day, they have often won their important games. They suffered fire for each other, it seemed. There was little public murmur. Since the appointment of Briton Mark Parsons in May – he only took office in …
Read More »Andersson elected Swedish Prime Minister for the second time in a week
Magdalena Andersson, despite more votes against than for her nomination, has nevertheless succeeded Stefan Löfven as Prime Minister of Sweden.EPA Image Last week, Andersson had barely been Prime Minister for a day when the Greens, who formed a coalition with the Social Democrats, withdrew their withdrew his support. The Greens took the decision after the budget proposal of, among others, …
Read More »Hurricane Ida rages in the United States and turns into a severe fourth category storm
Photo: ANP Hurricane Ida is a severe Category 4 storm today, the same day it made landfall in the US state of Louisiana. People have fled New Orleans and other coastal areas in droves due to the massive damage expected. The U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported early overnight (local time) that the hurricane had reached wind speeds of up …
Read More »DUO reaction | news time
DUO responds to Nieuwsuur’s questions on Ikram’s late objection. Why does DUO apply the strict principle of exceeding the non-excusable time limit? DUO cannot comment on this specific case. Generally speaking, we can say the following. On the one hand, a good public service benefits from clear rules of the game. We like to be predictable and avoid arbitrariness. On …
Read More »Good morning! Sport fishing wants clarification on PFAS, hidden bunker in Vlissingen and rutting fallow deer
We’ll start with PFAS, as the last word has yet to be said on this. If it belongs to Sportvisserij Zuidwest Nederland, the PFAS case will be discussed as soon as possible. The Zeeland Sport Anglers Interest Group fears negative consequences for sport fishing in the Western Scheldt. “I want to see the urgency in this file,” says Björn Schutz, …
Read More »Politician Goes to Hospital with Contractions, Daughter is There an Hour Later | Abroad
Genter shared his story on social media, including photos showing the 10-minute drive to the hospital, arriving at the parking lot and the birth of his daughter an hour later at 3:04 a.m. Genter claims she had no plans to cycle to the hospital, but “it happened”. “My contractions weren’t too strong when we left for the hospital at 2 …
Read More »The quantum effect predicted thirty years ago is finally observed
In three different experiments, physicists saw the development of a Pauli blockade: a quantum phenomenon in which a dense, cloudy quantum gas suddenly becomes transparent. This is the first time that this phenomenon has been observed. If you cool a dense cloud of quantum gas enough, you can see through it. This phenomenon, which in English Pauli blocking mentioned, had …
Read More »Women are as competitive as their male colleagues
The persistent gender pay gap is often explained by a difference in competitiveness between the sexes, but this theory should at the very least be questioned. That’s the message of a study by scientists at the University of Arizona and the University of San Francisco, based on a survey of nearly 250 men and women who were required to perform …
Read More »Is it bad to watch TV in the dark? It’s like that
Sometimes a movie is just a little more impressive if you watch it – like at the cinema – in a dark room. But can it hurt to watch TV in the dark? Since television has existed, myths have circulated. For example, you would get square eyes staring at a screen for too long. It would be even worse to …
Read More »Britain tightens rules for emerging coronaviruses, world on alert for Omicron
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson refers to a speech delivered at a press conference in London on Saturday, November 27, 2021, following the confirmation of cases of the novel COVID-19 virus in the United Kingdom. (Holly Adams / Paul via The Associated Press) Written by PAN PYLAS Associated Press The United Kingdom on Saturday tightened the rules for wearing masks …
Read More »His own experiences help Tribu develop an AI tool for IT partners
Having worked as an MSP (Managed Service Provider) for 17 years, Lucas Meadowcroft knows what IT partners face and what their biggest challenges are. With this experience, he created the company Tribu at the beginning of last year. He wants to make the work of IT partners and their helpdesk employees easier, with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), among …
Read More »Australia is also considering a political boycott of the Winter Olympics
ANP Products | Source: ANP Thursday, November 25, 2021 00:56 Canberra Australia is considering a ‘diplomatic boycott’ of the Beijing Winter Olympics. That means Australian athletes could move to China early next year, but there will be no representation from the state. The Australian newspaper The Sydney Morning Herald writes based on locals. Earlier, US President Joe Biden said he …
Read More »Pascal Cuijpers: Groundhog Day, loop
Feedback November 28, 2021 Many will remember that Prime Minister Mark Rutte and former Minister of Health Care and Sports Bruno Bruins addressed the country on March 12, 2020 and the first restrictions were imposed. Groundhog Day is a widely celebrated public holiday on February 2 each year in Canada and the United States. Around that day, the marmot (woodchuck) …
Read More »“Follow the science and don’t impose a travel ban” – Dagblad Suriname
The World Health Organization (WHO) on Sunday urged countries to “follow the science” rather than impose travel bans in an attempt to contain the new variant of omicron. “There is currently no information to suggest that the symptoms associated with Omicron differ from those of other variants,” the WHO said. Travel bans recently introduced by countries such as the United …
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