GateDrop.com Marc de Reuver has been with the F&H Racing team as the rider coach for a number of years the Dutch based team have decided to leave the paddock after the 2024 season The good news is that de Reuver will still be in the paddock as a coach and working with riders He has announced he’ll be working with three riders in the GP paddock for the 2025 season and preparation for the season is already underway The three riders he’ll work with he knows very well as they’ve all had a spell with the F&H Racing team in the past Adam Sterry and Roan van de Moosdijk will be under the watchful eye of de Reuver “When I got the news from Harry Fase that F&H Racing would not continue in 2025 I was very angry with myself because I felt it as a loss that we didn’t reach the goals that we set together before we started in the winter of 2017 But I totally respect his decision and I have a lot of respect for Harry he helped me a lot during those 7 years with F&H Racing not only as a coach but also in life I would like to thank him one more time through here even when we were not in advantage many times we fight hard and sure surprised people with our performances I had/have an amazing relationship with family Fase and they will be missed in 2025” when one door closes new doors open that is life This is something I am very used to in my career I am honest I was lost a bit for a week but I got my mind up together quit quick First week I saw myself in a DHL van with some red/yellow gear on (laughs) “In 2025 I will work with Roan van de Moosdijk I know all three of them very well and achieved nice things together already in the passed I love the series a lot and I want to stay in there at all cost “I will also continue my work with the Dutch federation KNMV I coach our fastest kids in the 65cc and 85cc class In 2024 we took the world championship as a nation in Heerde and we had two podiums with Kash van Hamond 65cc world champion and Dex van den Broek third in the 85cc class that weekend was very emotional for me and I will never forget” We also caught up with the riders he’ll be working with in 2025 to get their thoughts: Getting the chance to work with Marc again is something I didn’t really need to think about Obviously he isn’t with a team anymore so that opened up that door We get along great and with his experience he is someone that can get the best out of me I had my best results with him in 2019 so he already knows me well We are in Sardinia now putting in the work ready for the season I’m really enjoying riding at the moment and can’t wait for the season to begin As many probably know i’ve worked with Marc for 3 years He helped me winning the EMX250 title and we achieved multiple MX2 podiums I really like his training programs and the way he sees things on the track is very special I think he’s the perfect guy to help me getting back where I belong I just need many hours on the bike as I haven’t ridden much last year But with the help of Kosak and Marc I am confident we can achieve nice things together I worked with him in the past and that was good I’ve already said that after that I worked with some other trainers but I didn’t get the same feeling like I have with Marc First of all we always had a good friendly relationship and Marc is kind of different than others He has such a good of a feeling explaining how to ride a bike and it is very special and easy for me as a rider when you struggle with things He can explain it so its easy for me to work it out and he gives me trust on the bike and pushes me on the trainings which I need I’m very happy to work with him since its an important year for me coming up I want to perform good and go for the ADAC Youngster Cup title and top three in the EMX250 series I feel like now its the time for me to show myself so I try to surround myself with good people raises her arms … and then falls."},"children":[]}]},{"name":"paragraph","children":[{"name":"text","attributes":{"value":"This 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Geenen takes a breath This 81-year-old from the southeast of the Netherlands has previously suffered a stroke but she is determined not to be like 112,000 Dutch pensioners who ended up in the casualty department after a fall last year — or the 7,000 whose fall contributed to their death © abhijith3747 – stock.adobe.com More than a third of patients with gallstones also have symptoms of dyspepsia and irritable bowel syndrome 100,000 people visit their doctor with abdominal pain with approximately 30,000 of them diagnosed with gallstones The standard treatment for these patients is a laparoscopic cholecystectomy the number of surgeries has increased exponentially despite the lack of clear international criteria gallbladder removal is one of the most common surgeries in the Netherlands yet it is not always effective against pain: about one-third of patients continue to experience abdominal pain after cholecystectomy The procedure has long been an example of inappropriate care In a 2019 study conducted by Radboud university medical center patients with abdominal pain due to gallstones were divided into two groups One group received the standard treatment of cholecystectomy while the other group received a restrictive selection strategy with surgery considered only after evaluating various pain symptoms The number of surgeries in the restrictive strategy group decreased one-third of patients in both groups still had abdominal pain researchers recommended caution with cholecystectomy in patients with gallstones and abdominal pain The researchers re-evaluated the patients five years later. The results of this study conducted in 24 Dutch hospitals are now published in JAMA Surgery explained: ‘We wanted to investigate the long-term effects of a restrictive strategy  to this surgery in this group of patients we contacted over a thousand patients by phone and we reviewed their medical records.’  The number of patients with pain had not decreased over the years: still only two-thirds of the patients were pain-free therestrictive strategy approach led to fewer unnecessary cholecystectomies we did not observe more complications from gallstones or surgery than in the other group It seems that a restrictive selection strategy is feasible but only for the right patients.’  For better insight into identifying the right patient group Radboudumc developed a decision rule in 2021 based on scientific research and patient data Surgeon and principal investigator Philip de Reuver stated episodic pain is a strong indication for surgery a previous abdominal surgery or the presence of other symptoms are reasons to be cautious about surgery.’ With this knowledge doctors and patients can make better-informed decisions ‘Patients with recurrent biliary colic certainly benefit from this surgery more than a third of patients with gallstones also have symptoms of dyspepsia and irritable bowel syndrome We should really rule out these conditions before proceeding with a cholecystectomy.’  De Reuver is starting a follow-up study on the effect of a lifestyle intervention in patients with abdominal pain and gallstones where the decision rule indicates that surgery would have limited benefits He expects the lifestyle intervention to improve patients' health about 65 patients undergo gallbladder surgery every day we save costs and capacity while maintaining the quality of life That’s fantastic,’ said De Reuver.  Early and precise diagnosis of endometriosis is crucial for women's health and quality of life Researchers are using hyperspectral imaging and AI to improve medical care for those affected 6 out of 10 people develop pain after a limb amputation Researchers now investigate whether a preventive relatively simple nerve surgery can prevent patients from experiencing this pain An automated pain recognition system using artificial intelligence (AI) holds promise as an unbiased method to detect pain in patients before This website uses cookies to give our readers the best website experience. Please refer to our privacy policy to find out how we use cookies and how you can edit your preferences Calls for Europe to develop open-source cloud services as an alternative to the dominance of American tech giants are becoming more frequent But how exactly does ‘open source’ differ from big tech At the end of January, the Trump administration dismissed several Democrat members from the PCLOB (Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board) which monitors the data of European users in American cloud services The expectation is that the PCLOB will now take a more lenient approach giving cloud providers and governments greater freedom to look into their clients’ data This decision has once again raised concerns about data security in American clouds The European NextCloud company recently gave a presentation on open-source platforms and how they respect data ownership When asked how the development of open-source software could be encouraged founder Frank Karlitschek said: “Make it mandatory for half of the critical infrastructure (electricity That would trigger a huge investment in open-source development.” an expert in digital platforms at the Faculty of Technology Frank Karlitschek argued that mandating critical infrastructure to run on open-source software would significantly boost its development “I think it’s good to develop alternatives to the closed That’s partly due to their negative effects such as market dominance and privacy issues and now there’s also a geopolitical dimension.” Is open-source software secure enough for critical infrastructures Open-source software can be inspected for vulnerabilities those vulnerabilities are also visible to bad actors The question isn’t whether open-source software is secure but under what conditions it can be secure.” Shifting half of critical infrastructure to open source would trigger significant investment “In recent years, we’ve seen a wave of European regulations targeting digital platforms like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft. But now, there also seems to be a counter-movement, with more focus on strengthening Europe’s own economy. The Draghi report touches on this as well I think the real question is: what is our digital sovereignty worth to us?” “The potential benefits of open-source software and reduced dependence on foreign providers might justify some additional costs Karlitschek believes companies will invest An open source alternative also costs public money especially when it comes to cloud services It takes big investments to set up and maintain a cloud service It can only work out if you have a lot of subscribers That is why there are only a few players who dominate the entire market have moved to cloud services because of the advantages of scale That’s why only a few players dominate the entire market if we want to develop a European alternative and scale it up But maybe that’s the price we need to pay for greater sovereignty and autonomy.” How long would it take to develop a European alternative  The companies that have that knowledge are there as well But beyond just developing open-source software we also need to think about implementation we mostly consume cloud services with automatic updates you have to handle this yourself or hire a company to do it Open source demands a more active role from the user.” you need to configure build own system from the available parts but with a clear architectural vision.” Would that be the responsibility of an IT department “It falls somewhere between IT and business operations It requires IT architects who can manage it at a high level you could outsource it to open-source software companies They don’t make money from the software itself but from customising it to suit your needs Just as you hire a company to create a website based on WordPress Open source isn’t necessarily free.” Will a European open source revival come from below or from above “Raising awareness is crucial for digital autonomy but European regulations don’t dictate how solutions should be implemented That requires a bottom-up approach—collaborating with organisations that build alternative platforms or provide complementary platform services A lot of this involves design-based research where we co-develop new platform models or business models.” but in the broader context of openness and platforms My favourite example is a platform for hospitality businesses that uses sales data The same data is valuable for suppliers as well But openness also carries risks—one café can see what another café is selling So even if you’re working in an open and bottom-up way you still need to be mindful of market dominance and privacy concerns – the same issues we criticise big tech for today.” open source isn’t automatically open and fair “Good intentions alone aren’t enough I firmly believe that the tension between openness and control will always resurface It’s a recurring theme in my field of digital platforms Even with open source and decentralisation these dilemmas never truly go away.” Mark de Reuver (1982) studied systems engineering at the Faculty of Technology Policy and Management (2000 – 2005) and then obtained his PhD on mobile service innovation in 2009 associate professor (2016) and then professor in 2024 He will deliver his inaugural address on 28 March 2025 Do you have a question or comment about this article We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience We use cookies to help you navigate efficiently and perform certain functions You will find detailed information about all cookies under each consent category below The cookies that are categorized as "Necessary" are stored on your browser as they are essential for enabling the basic functionalities of the site We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze how you use this website and provide the content and advertisements that are relevant to you These cookies will only be stored in your browser with your prior consent You can choose to enable or disable some or all of these cookies but disabling some of them may affect your browsing experience Necessary cookies are 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Philipsburg and Deputy Representative of the Netherlands in St Maarten Eelco Boomsma expressed his commitment to understanding the country’s culture people and challenges during his welcome reception on Thursday at the National Institute for Professional Advancement (NIPA) “I will spend time getting to know this country and the challenges it faces,” Boomsma told the audience sharing his plans for the future in his new role “What I bring with me to this role is not just my professional experience but a genuine commitment to the people of Sint Maarten,” he added “I am already inspired by the resilience of the people here and I am eager to build on the strong relationships that have been established between our nations within the Kingdom.” Boomsma also took the opportunity to thank the government of Sint Maarten and all those present for the warm reception he has received since his arrival Governor Ajamu Baly and Deputy Prime Minister Grisha Heyliger-Marten which marked the official start of Boomsma’s tenure Chairperson of Parliament Sarah Wescot-Williams Deputy Prime Minister Grisha Heyliger-Marten and other government stakeholders and community partners The ceremony was officially opened by Saskia de Reuver who delivered a welcoming speech in which she praised Boomsma’s extensive experience “He brings a wealth of knowledge and experience having worked at different embassies and also at the Ministry of BZK,” de Reuver said “This vast international experience and the fact that Eelco knows the Caribbean makes him a very welcome asset to the Representation of the Netherlands.” de Reuver also expressed her hopes for continued collaboration between St “We look forward to continuing to strengthen our connection and ongoing collaborations on St I am confident that Eelco will fulfil that role in a way that will benefit us all.” Boomsma also extended his gratitude to NIPA particularly the students and supervisors who hosted the event He highlighted the talent of the institution’s Culinary and Hospitality Department which showcased a selection of fine hors d'oeuvres and high-end hospitality service during the reception “The Culinary and Hospitality Department at NIPA exemplifies this commitment by preparing students for successful careers in the vibrant hospitality and tourism industry,” Boomsma said provide students with real-world opportunities to refine their culinary and hospitality expertise.” The evening concluded with a warm welcome on behalf of the government of Sint Maarten from Deputy Prime Minister Grisha Heyliger-Marten followed by a reception where guests had the opportunity to mingle and celebrate the occasion Copyright © 2020 All copyrights on articles and/or content of The Caribbean Herald N.V. dba The Daily Herald are reserved Without permission of The Daily Herald no copyrighted content may be used by anyone Sign In Subscribe Now Thanks to a long-time supporter of Vancouver Island University more student awards were handed out at this year’s Adult Basic Education graduation than at any other previous ceremony Forty students were the lucky recipients of the Pieter de Reuver ABE Awards which are worth $500 apiece and available to students who are residents of mid-Vancouver Island intended to help recipients pursue further education were given to students from Nanaimo and Parksville at last month’s  graduation ceremony A dozen other awards were also highlighted at the event which celebrated its 25th annual ceremony June 16 de Reuver – a Parksville retiree who previously ran an auto parts and tools business in his home country of the Netherlands – has gifted more than $200,000 to VIU via his self-titled foundation The VIU Foundation also provided matching funds resulting in more than $400,000 in student awards “We were specifically interested in ABE because it’s a bridging program that allows the students to pursue further education,” says de Reuver For more information on Academic and Career Preparation Dialogue 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To learn about our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines The VIU community acknowledges and thanks the Snuneymuxw Snaw-naw-as and Qualicum First Nation on whose traditional lands we teach The current disruption in the food sector: ghost kitchens Ghost Kitchens produce meals solely intended for delivery What does a ghost kitchen look like from the inside We took a look at the New York branch of Kitchen United one of the fastest growing ghost kitchens in the United States About a thousand meals are produced there daily The Kitchen United New York location offers sixteen food concepts on their online platform The diverse menu offerings combined with one delivery time and one bill are proving to be a winning strategy in a market that experts say is growing to one billion dollars in global sales by 2030 in the smart software and data collection that ensures rapid preparation and precise coordination with external delivery partners Kitchen United runs about 50 different food concepts The scale-up has thirteen kitchens across the country and will soon open five more Each ghost kitchen exploits a unique combination of food concepts which Kitchen United's curators base on the demographics of the neighborhood where the kitchens are located The startup costs for the food concepts participating in Kitchen United are significantly lower than building a standalone restaurant with currently more than 20 physical restaurants on the West Coast opened their ghost kitchen pizza format with an investment of "only" $30,000 Building their own restaurant was estimated to have cost about $400,000 restaurant concepts with their own locations are also finding that the costs of energy Participation in a ghost kitchen like Kitchen United greatly reduces these costs The average turnover per brand per location participating in Kitchen United is estimated at an annual turnover of about $500,000 The sales of a physical Fresh Brothers restaurant would equate to annual sales of about $1,500,000 the margins for the delivery concepts are higher than operating a physical restaurant says Fresh Brothers Chief Executive Officer Geoffrey Goodman Maaike writes about what catches her eye in various cities she visits at home and abroad and she is always on the lookout for the latest and most unusual start-ups which she literally and figuratively offers the stage The inspiration platform for professionals in food & hospitality Cookies allow us to understand how you use this site and improve your experience. Our detailed Cookie Policy can be found here By continuing to use this website you accept our use of cookies Mandatory cookies help make this website usable by enabling basic functions like page navigation and access to secure areas of the website Our website cannot function properly without these cookies Statistic cookies help us understand how visitors interact with this website for example seeing which pages are most popular This information is collected anonymously and helps us improve the site by making the most sought after information easy to find Marketing cookies are used to track visitors across websites allowing the display of ads that are relevant and engaging for the visitor Whilst we do not display any advertising on the WJC website allowing marketing cooking may allow other sites to see that you have visited our site Ahead of the 82nd anniversary of Kristallnacht, the Protestant Church of the Netherlands (PKN) has publicly admitted to failing to protect Jews during the Holocaust and apologized for the Church’s role in preparing “the ground in which the seeds of antisemitism and hatred could grow.”  The remarks were made by PKN Chairman René de Reuver on 8 November during a ceremony at the Rav Aron Schuster Synagogue in Amsterdam commemorating the upcoming anniversary of Kristallnacht Known as the "Night of the Broken Glass," Kristallnacht was a two-day pogrom orchestrated by the Nazi leadership that was levied upon Jewish communities in Germany and the Sudetenland in the former Czechoslovakia It was a turning point in Nazi Germany’s use of violence and murder and a precursor to the attempted genocide of European Jewry a rift was maintained that could later isolate the Jews in society in such a way that they could be taken away and murdered,” René de Reuver said at the ceremony the ecclesiastical authorities often lacked the courage to choose a position for the Jewish citizens of our country.”  "The Church now wants to recognize without reservation that the church laid the ground under which antisemitism and hatred could flourish Reuver acknowledged that the PKN was a part of the “sinful history” of antisemitism adding that “we undertake to do everything possible to further develop Judeo-Christian relations into a deep friendship of two equal partners united among others in the fight against contemporary antisemitism.”  Ruben Vis, Secretary of the WJC-affiliated Nederlands-Israëlitisch Kerkgenootschap, welcomed Reuver’s apology on behalf of PKN saying that "the book of the Shoah never closes but with this confession of guilt the church turns a page." “It is a commendable and historic move for the Protestant Church to admit its failure too late for the victims and the survivors This is a new starting point for how I view the church,” Vis added The PKN’s apology comes after several similar apologies by politicians and institutions in the Netherlands the Dutch Red Cross and the CEO of the Netherlands' national railroad company Approximately 140,000 Jews lived in the Netherlands when Nazi Germany invaded the Netherlands in May 1940. Approximately 70% of Dutch Jewry died over the course of the Holocaust. While thousands of Dutch Jews tried to hide from SS forces, many were turned over to the Nazis by Dutch civilians, including Anne Frank’s family.  KTM have announced that Marc de Reuver and Tyla Rattray will form part of their 2006 attack on the MX1 and MX2 Motocross World Championships. 22-year-old De Reuver has signed a new one-year deal with the factory and will move from the MX2 category at the end of '05 to guide a 450SXF in the premier MX1 class. "I have been struggling for three-years to get the title in MX2 with a lot of bad luck and some things were my own fault," the Dutchman commented. "MX1 will be a new challenge and I think I can do well on a big bike; we will see." KTM have announced that Marc de Reuver and Tyla Rattray will form part of their 2006 attack on the MX1 and MX2 Motocross World Championships. 19-year-old Rattray has inked a fresh two season contract and is committed to the competition in which he started as title favourite this term until his unfortunate knee ligament injury, from which he is hoping to return at either the Grand Prix of England or the Dutch round at Lierop in early September. "I have decided to stay in MX2 because I am still young and there is time for me to move to MX1 or go to America in 2007," remarked the South African. "KTM have a good bike in MX2 and I know I can with the world title with the 250. KTM gave me the best contract out there and I really like the way they work; they make me feel like part of the family. I am happy to have signed and to be with them for the next two years." "The plan is to have three riders in MX1 and three in MX2," revealed team manager Toby Gustafson. "We have two already in Tyla and Marc and we are also talking with David Philippaerts, with is quite logical given his results, but nothing is signed and done at this precise moment." The rest of the 'orange' line-up will be confirmed shortly. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues © Crash Media Group Ltd 2025.The total or partial reproduction of text photographs or illustrations is not permitted in any form Marc “The Hoover“ De Reuver has won the MX1 class at the Grand Prix of Italy, as Tony Cairoli stamped his authority on the MX2 title race in Italy at the weekend Antonio Cairoli was an early victim of a mishap in the first MX2 moto dropping his Red Bull Yamaha on the very first lap but a spirited fight back through the pack brought Super Tony all the way back into fourth position at the chequered flag Up front, it was all about Nicolas Aubin and Tommy Searle Aubin brought his Yamaha around first at the end of lap one but Searle managed to take the lead straight after This two-horse race went all the way to the wire with Frenchman Aubin grabbing the lead with five laps to go ultimately crossing the finishing line less than a second ahead of Searle’s KTM however as Cairoli got the start and just cleared off making a bit of space and actively managing it to take a comfortable win ahead of Rattray Searle came home third ahead of fellow Brit Shaun Simpson in a very close Grand Prix Tony Cairoli would take the overall by just a point from Rattray and Searle tied in second with the South African Rattray taking second due to his better race two finish logging a sixth in moto one before DNF’ing moto two which allows the surprising Simpson into sixth place in the championship standings Sebastian Pourcel led race one from start to finish in the same week that his younger brother Christophe rode a bike for the first time ninth months after his horrendous crash in Ireland last year But all the action surrounded championship leader David Philippaerts – the Italian copied Cairoli by dropping his Monster Energy Yamaha early on and staged a similarly-spirited fight back through the field making his way back through to fifth by the flag Billy Mackenzie staged a less than auspicious build-up to his home Grand Prix at Mallory Park next month by falling off the island whilst in third although the Scot remounted to score points for ninth Pre-season title favorite Josh Coppins holeshot moto two but was soon deposed by Max Nagl and Philippearts while for Nagl it was the beginning of a run to a glorious moto win whereas for Philippaerts it signalled an extension to his championship lead Overall victory would go to Marc De Reuver – the lanky Dutchman logged a brace of third paces to take the win by a point from Pourcel, who was himself a further point in front of home boy Philippaerts, 1 Marc de Reuver – Honda2 Sebastian Pourcel – Kawasaki3 David Philippaerts – Yamaha4 Ken de Dycker, Ken – Suzuki5 Max Nagl, Maximilian – KTM6 Josh Coppins – Yamaha World Championship Standings1 Philippaerts – 1872 Ramon – 1593 Coppins – 1494 de Dycker – 1355 Mackenzie – 1306 Pourcel – 129 FIM MX2 World ChampionshipRound 5 – Mantova, Italy1 Antonio Cairoli – Yamaha2 Tyla Rattray – KTM3 Tommy Searle – KTM 4 Nicolas Aubin – Yamaha5 Shaun Simpson – KTM6 Steven Frossard – Kawasaki World Championship Standings1 Rattray – 1992 Cairoli – 1963 Searle – 1914 Aubin – 1465 Goncalves – 1326 Simpson – 124 Marc de Reuver has seen his world championship hopes end early for the second year in succession after the factory KTM rider's injuries, sustained at last Sunday's German Grand Prix, were found to be worse than expected. After a run of mechanical problems, pre-season title favourite de Reuver was fourth in the MX2 championship heading into round five of the series, at Teutschenthal, where he would fall heavily, injuring his neck. Marc de Reuver has seen his world championship hopes end early for the second year in succession after the factory KTM rider's injuries, sustained at last Sunday's German Grand Prix, were found to be worse than expected. After a 'strange' pain continued, Marc went to hospital yesterday (Wednesday) for a scan, where it was discovered that the Dutchman has broken the seventh vertebra in his neck - and will now need to wear a neck brace, which holds his chin static, for a minimum of eight weeks. Thus ends what could be de Reuver's last chance of a world championship, since he is due to move to the AMA series in 2005. In a cruel twist of fate, de Reuver's 2003 season was also ended by injury, in a Dutch championship race, at a time when he was just two points behind eventual world champion Steve Ramon. Well-wishers should send any messages for Marc to:Marc de ReuverWolfert van Borsselenweg 851181 PH AMSTELVEENThe Netherlands We are pleased to announce that as of 27 February 2024 the Executive Board of Delft University of Technology has appointed Mark de Reuver as full professor in ‘Digital Platforms’ “Mark is well-known in the research community acquired and conducted numerous funded projects  He is a solid and active scholar taking important roles in multiple fields We look forward to being part of his continued work on digital platforms which being at the heart of engineering systems: integrative socio-tech and bringing together various disciplines” says ESS Head of Department Marijn Janssen Mark de Reuver: ’I am excited to be appointed as full professor in digital platforms The big tech approach to digital platforms brought big problems It’s my mission to contribute to alternative designs.’ Imagine a platform that collects data from wearables and patient records Developers can use the platform to provide tailored lifestyle advice But what if malicious developers misuse the platform to re-sell patient data This example illustrates my fascination with platform openness digital platforms enable innovations that benefit society openness also creates massive risks for values such as safety ‘My ambition is to come up with new ideas for making digital platforms better blending different areas of study like business models Contact and map Map campus Disclaimer KTM star Marc de Reuver has announced that he will miss the second round of the THQ World Supercross GP championship, to be held this Saturday in Arnhem. The Dutchman, whose 2003 125cc world championship hopes were ended by injury, is still recovering from pneumonia and has simply run out of time to make the SX event. American Daryl Hurley won last weekend's opening World SX GP round, surviving atrocious weather conditions to beat Grant Langston and Tyler Evans. KTM star Marc de Reuver has announced that he will miss the second round of the THQ World Supercross GP championship, to be held this Saturday in Arnhem. The likable flying Dutchman Marc De Reuver has announced that he will race the AMA National August 24 2008 at Southwick,.The Martin Honda rider will head to America in August to race the famous sand track as a practice for the last races of the World Motocross championship.Given the good relationship between the team Red Bull Honda and the Italian team Honda Martin De Reuver will likely ride the bike of Ben Townley Marc is currently in 10th position in the MX1 class of FIM MX world championship and recently he won Moto 1 in the Flanders GP two weeks ago Known for his sand riding skills De Reuver should fare well in the USA Many products featured on this site were editorially chosen Dirt Rider may receive financial compensation for products purchased through this site Copyright © 2025 Dirt Rider. An Octane Media, LLC Publication Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited Mark de Reuver (ICT) and Noah Brandwijk (former MOT-student) received the Claudio Ciborra award 2023 The award is for the most innovative paper at the European Conference of Information Systems (ECIS) ECIS is one of the two major conferences in the field of information systems Having won the best research-in-progress award last year De Reuver is the first to win two ECIS awards in a row.  The paper looks at why platform owners (e.g payment platforms) sometimes choose to restrict third parties (e.g Literature already tells us economic reasons The paper looks at a new class of reasons: Legitimacy tensions The paper studies the case of a payment platform When the payment platform felt a threat to its legitimacy Even though these web shops were bringing in profits into non-economic drivers for platform governance First author of the paper is Noah Brandwijk, who graduated in MOT in 2020. Ibo van de Poel was involved in the supervision of the thesis work on which the paper is based. Read the paper THE HAGUE--Saskia de Reuver has been added to the management team at the Kingdom Relations Department of the Ministry of Home Affairs and Kingdom Relations as a new director   De Reuver was appointed per December 1 as Director of Kingdom Relations/Countries She is the second director as Dirk-Jan Bonnet was already Director of Kingdom Relations/Caribbean Netherlands   The directorship of Kingdom Relations is now divided by country Maarten will mostly have to do with De Reuver Maarten as she has been working as programme manager for St De Reuver worked at the Judicial Institutions Department of the Ministry of Justice and Security as a member of the management team for the prison system and foreigners’ detention She has a double university degree – she studied both Japanese language and culture SCHOLARSHIP: The timing of a $5,000 scholarship from Oceanside's Pieter de Reuver Foundation couldn't have been better for Coombs resident Alicyn Fleischmann who began her third year in Vancouver Island University's (VIU) Bachelor of Science in Nursing program on Sept Fleischmann learned she had won the Pieter de Reuver Foundation Award of Excellence in the early summer as she struggled with the idea of working full-time while also attending to family issues that were consuming her time Fleischmann had saved for university studies since she began working at Coomb's Country Market at age 13 The Pieter de Reuver Foundation Award of Excellence is awarded to a Parksville Qualicum Beach student in recognition of academic achievement and their positive involvement in the community and demonstration of leadership More than 345 VIU students have benefited from the support of the Pieter de Reuver Foundation since 2009 with more than 100 more expected to receive awards in the coming year With Fleischmann above are Pieter de Reuver Dialogue and debate are integral to a free society and we welcome and encourage you to share your views on the issues of the day. We ask that you be respectful of others and their points of view, refrain from personal attacks and stay on topic. To learn about our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines. 125cc GP star Marc de Reuver suffered a huge accident at the fourth round of the 2003 Dutch Open Motocross, at Oss - which looks like marking an end to his title hopes. The accident occurred during the second 125cc moto, while battling with team-mate Erik Eggens for the lead. Doctor's at the scene also suspected a broken leg, but further examination in Nijmegen hospital confirmed a dislocated hip, broken collarbone and concussion. 125cc GP star Marc de Reuver suffered a huge accident at the fourth round of the 2003 Dutch Open Motocross, at Oss - which looks like marking an end to his title hopes. The young Dutchman - who is just two points behind Steve Ramon in the 125cc GP standings - will now have to spend the next six weeks in bed, virtually writing off the 2003 season. Well wishers can send their support to de Reuver at the following address: Canisius-Wilhelmina ZiekenhuisT.a.v. Marc de Reuver (afdeling B44, kamer 9)Weg door Jonkerbos 1006532 SZ NIJMEGENThe Netherlands Many restaurants that are active in delivery do not adapt their menu to suit delivery demands This was signaled by former Deliveroo employee Anton Soulier a delivery service that creates delivery-proof menus The company now collaborates with more than 100 franchise partners with 250 restaurants in five countries and 70 cities “We have developed several brands for meal delivery Restaurant entrepreneurs can easily start delivery via Taster without much risk They don’t use their own name and don’t use their own dishes arrange the presence on delivery platforms take care of the marketing and deliver the necessary ingredients to participating restaurants The ‘only’ thing restaurants have to do themselves is prepare the dishes the moment an order comes in.” I saw that many restaurants – even before the pandemic – started on delivery en masse Few of them optimized their menu for delivery There really is a big difference between serving food in a restaurant and getting it to someone's door staff and atmosphere play a major role in a physical restaurant well presented and just as tasty as in a restaurant You cannot achieve that quality experience by 'simply' putting your trusted restaurant dishes on a delivery menu You need to come up with a special delivery menu if you want to sustain quality and achieve strong platform ratings That is what we do with Taster; all our menus are designed for delivery.” “Basically everything that has to do with chicken Our Korean fried chicken brand ‘Out Fry’ is very popular in all the cities where we have an ‘Out Fry’ kitchen The brand that revolves around crispy chicken is even in the top 10 most popular delivery restaurants in all of France “I think the demand for high-quality delivery meals is simply very high Our lives are getting busier and fewer people cook for themselves ordering food is already the most normal thing in the world Last year we saw that 60% of them order food online more than once a week the more important it is that the food is high quality investors also see potential in Taster's delivery brands 50 million dollars in growth money was raised from investor groups LocalGlobe and Heartcore Capital for further European expansion and the costs and revenues for our franchisees New restaurants pay a start-up fee of 1,500 euros for their first brand and 1,000 euros for any additional Taster brands they on-board after completing a trial period and we set up an online environment for them Investment for equipment – if it is not already present – comes down to the entrepreneurs themself a restaurant that is affiliated with us generates around 15,000 - 30,000 euros in turnover per month In more mature markets like Paris or Brussels partners can even go up to a revenue of 100,000 euros revenue per month And they can usually expect to receive 15% to 20% profit.” Manna Homeless Society just got the helping hand it was looking for After reading in The NEWS that the Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN) and the City of Parksville had each denied requests to help Manna with a one-time donation of $5,000 Parksville resident Pieter de Reuver decided he would kick in the $5,000 Maybe it still helps a bit for going through the terrible things they go through,” de Reuver said De Reuver started the Pieter de Reuver Foundation in 2004 to assist groups and societies similar to Manna but he said he had trouble locating where the money really went de Reuver and his foundation have been giving scholarships and bursaries to Vancouver Island University students 10 RDN committee of the whole board meeting there was initial support for the motion that the 2017 budget include a one-time $5,000 cash donation to the Manna Homeless Society from the District 69 Grants-in-Aid Service when the RDN regular board meeting rolled around on Jan the motion for the one-time donation failed RDN board chair Veenhof said they didn’t know if the society wanted $5,000 from each government The City of Parksville came to the same conclusion at its Jan 19 meeting after the Town of Qualicum Beach had unanimously voted to contribute the one-time $5,000 donation to Manna This was also just after the RDN’s initial support for the society Leanne Salter had brought forward a motion to donate the money to Manna Mary Beil suggested that Manna had what it needed to get over its most recent crisis I’m thinking it’s no longer an emergency situation,” said Beil said if the RDN or the city had asked for information about where the funds were going “So you start out and you put your budget forward for the year but you don’t expect the environment to do what it’s doing Campbell said society would have had to take money from somewhere else within the society’s programs to try and cover it the society has spent about $40,000 in donations helping about 200 clients per week miserable year” due to the wet summer and fall and the “brutal cold and snowy winter.” A 35-year-old woman reported missing in the Netherlands since 16 June was actually found dead in Germany a day earlier Dutch police this week that they actually received the missing persons report on 19 June and an earlier statement noted the date of the woman's disappearance as being 16 June The day before she supposedly wandered off on foot an unidentified body was found in the Mainz-Bingen district of Münster-Sarmsheim The location is roughly 250 kilometers southeast of the woman's hometown of Reuver The woman's remains were burnt beyond recognition adding they assumed she died as the result of a crime they still had not established her identity so they used forensic medicine techniques to create a rendering of what she looked like They released this to print and broadcast media including television show Aktenzeichen XY Ungelöst in an appeal for information about the victim and physical description that was similar to what Dutch police said in June Once German police established the identity of the body they began working closely with Dutch police That led to the arrest of her partner this week on suspicion he was somehow involved "It is not yet clear if and in what way he may have played a role in the disappearance," Dutch police said "At the moment there are various scenarios and directions that need to be investigated and looked at further." Police did not speculate on the motive behind the woman's disappearance and death KTM MX2 rider Marc De Reuver will miss the first half of the 2005 motocross season The Dutch rider broke three ligaments in his left knee after crashing during a race in Holland and an update on his recovery time should be issued shortly along with news of a temporary replacement rider De Reuver also missed half of the 2004 MX2 season after fracturing two vetebrae during the German Grand Prix Fewer gallbladder surgeries for abdominal pain and gallstones seems like a good idea as one-third of patients still have symptoms a year after surgery coordinated by the Radboudumc and published in JAMA Surgery shows how the patient and the surgeon can make a better choice for gallbladder surgery The large patient group of 100,000 people with abdominal complaints who report to their general practitioner each year includes approximately 30,000 patients with gallstones The standard treatment for gallstone suffering is removal of the gallbladder via keyhole surgery This is one of the most frequently performed operations in the Netherlands but it is not always effective in combating pain: about one third of patients continue to suffer from abdominal pain after gallbladder removal Philip de Reuver, a surgeon at the Radboudumc, and his Dutch colleagues therefore investigated whether it would be better to select patients who would or would not benefit from gallbladder surgery before surgery. Based on previous research, published in The Lancet in 2019 the authors already advised some restraint when it comes to gallbladder removal in this patient group The article in the Lancet shows that the restrictive restrained policy reduced the percentage of patients operated on (from over 75 to 68 percent) De Reuver: "That in itself is positive the number of patients who are pain free after one year does not decrease Possibly the restrictive policy even leads to a small increase in the number of patients who still have pain." The expectation beforehand was that a restrictive policy could reduce the number of patients with pain complaints because patients would ultimately receive the best treatment through such a tailored approach De Reuver: "We have to conclude that the restrictive approach does not solve the problem because a year after the procedure about forty percent still have symptoms There was a need for new research asking which patient benefits most from gallbladder surgery." In the follow-up study, recently published in JAMA Surgery, the researchers have now developed a tool that helps predict whether a patient will be pain-free after surgery Over 1,000 patients with abdominal pain and gallstones in more than 24 Dutch hospitals participated in this study between 2014 and 2017 The analysis of all patient data and the pattern of complaints before and after surgery led to a validated decision aid The analysis of all patient data and their pattern of complaints before and after the operation led to a validated decision aid can properly inform the patient and the surgeon about the chance that the patient will be pain free after surgery This makes the joint decision-making process before surgery even better." Publication in JAMA Surgery: A Clinical Decision Tool for Selection of Patients With Symptomatic Cholelithiasis for Cholecystectomy Based on Reduction of Pain and a Pain-Free State Following Surgery - Carmen S allows surgeons to operate much more accurately with projected augmented reality Three graduates in School District 69 (Qualicum) have been awarded scholarships by the Pieter de Reuver Foundation Grade 12 Kwalikum Secondary student Rachel Sokyrka received the Award of Excellence scholarship in the amount of $5,000 to pursue her post-secondary goals The award criteria included excellence as a learner commitment to community service or volunteer work and contributing to the culture and fabric of the school through active participation in arts Rachel highlights her community experiences with helping others including volunteer work within senior citizen’s homes as influential in her decision to study biology and to become a pediatrician one day “I am deeply appreciative of the support from the Pieter De Reuver Foundation as this generosity has influenced and motivated me to pursue a career in which I can also give back,” she said RELATED: PHOTOS: Ballenas Secondary grads celebrate with rally through Parksville RELATED: PHOTOS: Kwalikum Secondary grads celebrate with rally through Qualicum Beach Grade 12 Ballenas Secondary students Juliette Desvaux and Sharon Mathew were this year’s recipients of the Rising Above awards in the amount of $2,000 each (including $1,000 from the foundation and $1,000 matching funds from the SD69 board of education) A release from the district said “these two awards recognize students who are determined to continue their education after graduation in spite of challenges and barriers experienced in their lives Both students credit their experiences with adversity as drivers behind their aspirations for careers in social work and medicine and are grateful for the financial support that will help make their educational dreams a reality.” in co-operation with several Vancouver Island education institutions was able to issue more than 100 scholarships and bursaries to Vancouver Island students in 2020 “The Qualicum School District appreciates the foundation’s generosity to our deserving graduates,” read the release it is especially heartening to know that these three dedicated and compassionate students plan to continue their impactful work in the service of others.” Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter  and receive top headlines in your inbox Monday to Saturday About the Author: Parksville Qualicum Beach News Staff Three School District 69 (Qualicum) students were awarded scholarships by the Pieter de Reuver Foundation on Wednesday Grade 12 Kwalikum Secondary student Emily Godfrey received the Award of Excellence scholarship in the amount of $5,000 to assist in achieving her post-secondary goals commitment to community service or volunteer work and contributing to the “culture and fabric of the school through active participation in arts leadership or service,” according to an SD69 news release The award is also for a student who’s going directly to an accredited Canadian post-secondary institution the school year following their graduation Jessica Kennedy of KSS and Kayley Johns of Ballenas Secondary School were the recipients of $750 each through the new Rising Above awards created through a partnership with the Pieter de Reuver Foundation and SD69 These two awards are meant to recognize students “who have faced adversity and have not only risen up against the odds but are demonstrating a commitment to continue their education.” “We are pleased to be working with the Qualicum school district to provide financial support for three graduating students and their families in order to ensure that their dream of a topnotch post-secondary education can become a reality.” A brief award presentation was held June 27 at the Parksville Civic and Technology Centre THE HAGUE - The search for a Representative of the Netherlands for Curaçao has been going on for over a year and a half and is starting to resemble a soap opera.  the bureaucratic leadership of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Kingdom Relations with the approval of State Secretary Van Huffelen has decided to appoint Saskia de Reuver as an interim observer She will combine this role with her current position as Director of Kingdom Relations for the CAS countries.  the General Administrative Service - specialized in filling crucial vacancies within the government - started the recruitment process for Erwin Arkenbout's successor a few interested candidates who met the requirements responded but they were dismissed because Van Huffelen seemed to prefer a candidate from the Caribbean.  the ministry reported that a suitable candidate had been selected but the appointment was still pending "screening." The delay in making the final appointment was attributed to the required "carefulness" due to the position being a "sensitive position of trust." However now that four months have passed since then this explanation has lost its credibility.  the following text appeared on LinkedIn: "Congratulate Saskia for starting a new position as Acting Representative of the Netherlands for Aruba and Sint Maarten." In response to questions from the editorial team a spokesperson for the ministry stated that the acting role is only for the summer period and that "the regular procedure continues."  The ministry's response does not address whether the candidate selected in March did not pass the screening or withdrew from the process nor does it explain why the appointment of De Reuver was not officially announced in the usual manner De Reuver herself has not responded to questions about whether she will commute between her workplace in The Hague and the office of the Representation in Willemstad.  Everything seems to indicate that this is an emergency measure It is worth noting that De Reuver combining her new role with being the Director of Kingdom Relations is not unprecedented Henk Brons did the same but in the reverse direction As the Representative of the Netherlands in Willemstad he also acted as the Director of Kingdom Relations He faced controversy after it was revealed that he received a 40,000-euro foreign allowance for 16 days of presence in Curaçao.  Arkenbout is still listed as the Representative even though he left the position a year ago.  Afgelopen week kwamen we in contact met WBA watcher en journalist van de Birmingham Mail Hij kwam er per toeval achter dat supportersgroepen van West Bromwich Albion en VVV-Venlo een vriendschapsband hebben Hij vond het zo interessant dat hij het tijd vond om er een artikel over te schrijven Om meer over de vriendschap te komen te weten kwam Danny bij ons terecht en hebben we wat vragen beantwoord They’re a second tier club from the South-Eastern province of Limburg in the Netherlands so what has VVV Venlo got to do with the Baggies It’s the pre-season tour in the summer of 2010 and Albion are preparing for their first season back in the big time It was a summer where we fans decided that we were going to finally establish ourselves as a Premier League side under the stewardship of Roberto di Matteo And after a resounding 3-0 win at Aggborough over Kidderminster Harriers the Italian’s team were off for a training camp in the Netherlands to get ready for the upcoming season West Brom had a pre-season fixture against the then top-flight side VVV Venlo at the De Koel stadium and are one of the oldest clubs in the Netherlands The ‘VVV’ stands for Venlose Voetbal Vereniging which loosely translates to Venlo Football Association They are known as the Good Old or Pride of the South to their supporters who watch their team at De Koel stadium and 8,000 capacity stadium which is also known as the Seacon Stadium De Koel has been home to a few well-known players in Europe such as current AC Milan midfielder Keisuke Honda and Nigerian international Ahmed Musa Current Southampton and Japan defender Maya Yoshida also broke into European football via VVV Around 400 Baggies fans made their way to De Koel in anticipation of getting to see more of the attractive football di Matteo had them drooling over the season before what they got out of the trip was much more than seeing their team win Ishmael Miller opening the scoring and new singing Gabriel Tamas got his first goal for the club but what was more fascinating than the result is the bond that was created between both sets of supporters during the game Di Matteo even pointed out that it was a great occasion for everyone who had made it to the game and praised the travelling supporters for their behaviour: “The fans have been unbelievable today There was so many here it felt like we were back home,” he said “I think the beer helped them enjoy the occasion I’m sure the bars inside the ground had a high turnover,” he added the Dutch and the Englishmen swapped contact details and Albion fans invited their hosts to come to watch West Brom at the Hawthorns To this day Venlo supporters make the 712 mile round trip to cheer on the Baggies They also bring banners to their home games sporting the blue and white stripes and ‘WBA’ graffiti can be found around the Dutch city Daniel van den Berg, who runs a Venlo supporters website thinks that the culture of football in both England and the Netherlands is key to the friendship: “The club cultures from VVV and WBA are very similar and that is why It will be five years this summer since the friendly and van den Berg would like to see the two sides commemorate that anniversary: “All of the VVV fans hope that there will be a friendly in the future “Actually last summer we hoped that they arranged it but West Brom went to the USA to have a campaign abroad We hope that it can be arranged next summer for the fifth anniversary,” he said Later that season a group of Venlo supporters came to watch the Black Country derby at the Hawthorns to see Roy Hodgson’s first game in charge and they weren’t disappointed thanks to loan-signing Carlos Vela scoring a late equaliser to silence the away support “The Venlo fans feel like they’re home at the Hawthorns!” Daniel van den Berg After that game Albion only went on to lose two more games that season and achieve their then-highest finish in the Premier League in 11th place and However Venlo suffered a different fate and that season the Good Old diced with relegation but ulitamtely earned survival in the Eredivisie by winning the relegation play-off eventually relegated back to the second tier of the Dutch league pyramid in 2013 after losing a relegation play-off to Go Ahead Eagles Venlo find themselves in 11th position after 26 games this season and are currently on a five game unbeaten run Albion and VVV fans continued to visit each others games Most recently the supporters of Venlo witnessed Craig Gardner’s winning goal against Aston Villa this season Also around 120 Albion fans watched Venlo’s derby game against Fortuna Sittard Over 100 Baggies fans are also believed to have membership cards with Venlo As well as the similarites of English and Dutch football Van den Berg also spoke of the differences: “The atmosphere is very good over there and it’s a beautiful stadium [The Hawthorns] “The only thing that they didn’t like is the fact there aren’t any grandstands where you can stand In our stadium where you can stand where ever you like and drink a couple of beers if you want,” he added He also managed to get the club the play the Liquidator before home games at De Koel something which is starting to creep back in to the Hawthorns every week Collaborations between two sets of supporters aren’t uncommon in the Netherlands Juventus and ADO Den Haag fans share a similar friendship Supporters of Polish club Legia Warsaw and Belgian fans of Club Brugge do too but these alliances aren’t publicised too often which is why I only found out about this last week and I presume that most of you are finding this out just now The Venlo supporters must be a friendly bunch as they also have a tie with German club KFC Uerdingen which sounds more like a fast food restaurant than a football club It’s a great thing when two sets of fans come 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