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PHELOXI DIED 19 APRIL
Posted Apr 21, 2009
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abandoned man-made creations
Posted Apr 18, 2009
intresting website with fascinating name artificial owl - http://www.artificialowl.net/
found through the long now blog - http://blog.longnow.org
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tweakedesign
Posted Feb 24, 2009
my space tweakedesign and text changed....
sowotie think!?
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BBCone error: Holland did not annex part of Belgium
Posted Feb 3, 2009
in the BBC one program "Who Do You Think You Are?" the makers made few errors. http://www.bbc.co.uk/whodoyouthinkyouare/
country name error on the map.
* Noord-Brabant is a province in The Netherlands, not part of one the Holland provinces.
country name wrongly placed on the map:
* Belgium is a sovereign state, was not annexed by one the Holland provinces during world war 2.
* "southern" Brabant is part of Belgium, was not annexed by one the Holland provinces during world war 2.
* 888 subtitler: please check spelling of local streetnames / squares before typing it with errors. the correct spelling: Wilhelminaplein (square). the square was named Queen Wilhelmina who lived in London during world war 2. so BBC should know.
why is so hard for the BBC to check the facts use proper names for a country!?
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"heatwave" in the Netherlands' "NorthSea Islands".
Posted Jan 7, 2009
not "heatwave" in the hot sense, but in temperature difference in the Netherlands:
in the south parts of the Netherlands it was -20C and it was "the NorthSea Islands*" +1C
* in the Netherlands called Wadden Islands, but for dramatic and distance purposes called "the NorthSea Islands".
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