22 Feb 2025 13:30:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Quick Boys won 2–0 over Excelsior Maassluis on Sat Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Excelsior Maassluis 1 win(s) Have scored 9 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Excelsior Maassluis and Quick Boys on Sat 22 Feb 2025 13:30:00 GMT?Quick Boys won 2–0 over Excelsior Maassluis on Sat 22 Feb 2025 13:30:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 8 goals in their last 5 matches Excelsior Maassluis is playing home against Quick Boys on Sat Naturalis is pressing ahead with its drive to map out the huge variety of fossils found in the Dutch soil the Leiden research institute will be taking over the successful site Oervondstchecker from FutureLand the Port of Rotterdam Authority’s information centre the website has already recorded more than 15,000 finds The submitted finds are evaluated by a group of volunteer experts and help researchers to map out the fauna and landscapes of long ago The finds are stored in a database and linked to other data steadily completing our picture of prehistoric life in this region Maasvlakte 2 is one of the world’s foremost sites for finding the remains of Ice Age animals like the mammoth The sand that was used to construct this new port expansion was extracted from layers deep in the seabed of the North Sea The location and depth of the different batches were documented before the sand was deposited on shore – allowing researchers to identify the original site of the finds The website Oervondstchecker (‘Primeval Find Checker’) lists a range of unique finds including the remains of a rare Dutch species of monkey and a sabre-toothed tiger as well as fossilised hyena droppings and remains of our distant ancestors and their tools where fossil-hunting expeditions remain a regular part of the programme.’ We will be doing this in partnership with fellow researchers from the National Museum of Antiquities and the Cultural Heritage Agency.’ Select if you want to receive the newsletter: Close this window to continue your previous journey or click on the button below to go to the homepage in your selected language Some 200 Jumbo supermarkets will be opening up tills where clients can stop for a chat rather than pay for their shopping as quickly as possible Its success prompted the group to plan for another 200 to be operative by this time next year particularly in shops in areas where loneliness is an issue As a family business and supermarket chain we have a central role in society Our shops are a meeting place and that means we can do something to combat loneliness The Kletskassa is just one of the things we can do,’ Jumbo CCO Colette Cloosterman-Van Eerd said The supermarket chat checkout is part of a health ministry programme to combat loneliness.  The Netherlands has some 1.3 million people over the age of 75, over half of whom have said they regularly feel lonely The initiative is aimed at picking up the signs of loneliness among the elderly early and inviting companies organisations and local councils to work together to come up with creative solutions ‘We are proud our staff want to work the chat checkout ‘They really want to help people and make contact with them It’s a small gesture but it’s a valuable one particularly in a world that is becoming more digital and faster.’ a number of Jumbo supermarkets also introduced a ‘chat corner’ where locals come to have a coffee and a natter We could not provide the Dutch News service without the generous support of our readers Your donations allow us to report on issues you tell us matter and provide you with a summary of the most important Dutch news each day Many thanks to everyone who has donated to DutchNews.nl in recent days We could not provide this service without you Please help us making DutchNews.nl a better read by taking part in a short survey   From left: Walton Schmidt playing his guitar Sylvia Merkman and Philomina Bradshaw singing “A Candle is Burning.” Master of Ceremonies at Chapel Piece’s annual Christmas party Ismael Berkel is sitting at right EUSTATIUS--Chapel Piece Health and Recreational Center held its annual Christmas party on Tuesday   Master of Ceremonies Ishmael Berkel spoke about the joy of Christmas When he was a boy his family resided in “The White House on the Mountain” and on Christmas Day Chapel Piece Health and Recreational Center director Hilda Berkel (standing) with some of the attendees Teacher Hilary Udenhout explained how Christmas was celebrated in her country of birth Suriname and Walton Schmidt reminisced about his childhood Christmastimes witnessing the late Peter John and his drum team playing nonstop on Christmas Eve and throughout Christmas Day he and his band members formed a string band which would do the same When one band member’s voice became hoarse another would take over serenading the public The band first went by the name the Hippie Band and was changed later to Kily Band   Chapel Piece director Hilda Berkel said this was the largest group of people the centre had ever hosted Many seniors present reflected on how Christmas was during their childhood days as well as about the difference from how they celebrated the day when they were older danced and interacted with each other throughout the event as well as many local Christmas snacks and drinks A gift bag was presented to each of the attendees Sylvia Merkman and Philomina Bradshaw as they sang “A Candle is Burning” which was written by the late Dennis Sprott The song was dedicated to Sprott’s sister Vera Simmons-Sprott entertained the audience with their mixture of Christmas and secular music 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 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