#lammertal

[thatswhywelovegermany]

Politische Systeme sind sterblich. Das gilt auch für Demokratien. Typischerweise fallen sie dadurch, dass in Wahlen Demokratiegegner immer stärker werden, um am Ende mit den Mitteln der Demokratie die Demokratie aus den Angeln zu heben.

Political systems are mortal. This also applies to democracies. They typically fall because opponents of democracy become increasingly stronger in elections, only to ultimately use the means of democracy to unhinge democracy.

Norbert Lammert (*1948), German politician

[boxbunny63]

nahh bcs in chemistry the mfs behind me wouldnt shut tf up so everything the teacher said sounded like gibberish and i couldnt focus on my work, so the teacher stood behind me watching to see if i was writing anything down and she started shouting across the room to help other kids instead of walking over to them and it hurt my ears so fucking bad, so that in combination with everyone talking caused a meltdown and i covered my ears and tried to calm myself down and my teacher fucking tapped me on the shoulder and said "are you focused on your work?" like bitch GO AWAY DAMN

[warrenlammert]

Researchers Theorize That Weight Problems Are Mostly Physiological

Before July 2024, most research stated that obesity stemmed from people eating more calories than they expend. Now, Gary Taubes, an investigative science and health journalist and co-founder of the Nutrition Science Initiative, theorizes that weight issues stem from a fat-trapping disorder, with the body unable to use its stored fat.

In the energy balance disorder theory, researchers look at food consumed vs. energy expended. If people consume too much food and do not get enough exercise, the result can be an accumulation of fat. To lose weight, people must reduce food intake while increasing physical activity.

The fat-trapping theory focuses solely on fat accumulation, storage, and metabolism, or how the body uses fat. The theory suggests that fat accumulation, expended energy, hunger, satiety, and appetite are spokes on a wheel influencing fat use.

In the energy balance explanation, individuals are responsible for how much they eat and how much energy they expend, which results in blaming individuals for their obesity. However, the fat-trapping theory takes much of the burden off of individuals for their weight, pointing to a problem in the way the body processes fat, which individuals cannot control. This theory is not conclusive, but it offers people with weight problems an explanation beyond the traditional one.

[movienized-com]

Patty

Patty (Serie 2024) #HollyMaeBrood #EvavandeWijdeven #JuliaLammerts #TeuniedeBrouwer #DookvanDijck #ChrisPeters Mehr auf:

Serie Jahr: 2024- (Februar) Genre: Biografie / Drama Hauptrollen: Holly Mae Brood, Eva van de Wijdeven, Julia Lammerts, Teunie de Brouwer, Dook van Dijck, Chris Peters, Lorenzo de Moor, Jim Bakkum, Teun Luijkx, Reinout Scholten van Aschat, Mattijn Hartemink … Serienbeschreibung: ‘Patty’ ist eine dramatisierte Geschichte über das Leben der Sängerin und Medienpersönlichkeit Patty Brard…

[ilovetheater-nl]

Filemon Wesselink & Lammert Kamphuis trekken de theaters in

Vanaf januari 2024 trekken televisiemaker/presentator Filemon Wesselink en filosoof/spreker/schrijver Lammert Kamphuis de Nederlandse theaters in met de voorstelling ‘Sport kijken voor een weergaloos leven’.Een bijzondere theatertournee in aanloop naar de sportzomer van ’24 over de levenslessen die te trekken zijn uit het kijken naar sport. Leer van Mohammed Ali hoe je geduldiger wordt, van…

[kwebtv]

Anne Frank - ABC - May 20 - 21, 2001

AKA Anne Frank: The Whole Story

Biographical Drama (2 episodes)

Running Time: 190 minutes total

Stars:

Hannah Taylor-Gordon as Anne Frank

Jessica Manley as Margot Frank

Tatjana Blacher as Edith Frank

Ben Kingsley as Otto Frank

Joachim Król as Hermann van Pels

Brenda Blethyn as Auguste van Pels

Nicholas Audsley as Peter van Pels

Jan Niklas as Fritz Pfeffer

Branka Katic as Charlotte Kaletta

Lili Taylor as Miep Gies

Rob Das as Jan Gies

Peter Bolhuis as Victor Kugler

Johannes Silberschneider as Johannes Kleiman

Ela Lehotska (acting) and Suzanne Friedline (voice) as Bep Voskuijl

Jade Williams as Hanna Goslar

Dominique Horwitz as Hans Goslar

Victoria Anne Brown as Jacqueline van Maarsen

Cees Geel as Wilhelm van Maaren

Jeff Caster as Lammert Hartog

Klára Issová as Janny Brandes-Brilleslijper

Robert Russell as Mr. Keesing

Michaela Horakova as Susanne "Sanne" Ledermann

Holger Daemgen as Karl Silberbauer

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Alestorm Announces EP, 'Voyage Of The Dead Marauder'

Infamous metal pirates Alestorm have announced their return with the announcement of their EP, entitled Voyage of the Dead Marauder. Set to be released March 22, 2024 via Napalm Records, the EP arrives as the successor to ALESTORM’s epic seventh studio album, Seventh Run of a Seventh Rum. Once more, ALESTORM collaborated with producer Lasse Lammert (LSD-Studios), who produced, recorded, mixed…

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I cleared my throat and tilted my head to the right, slightly lifting my chin and projecting my voice to the ceiling. It was unnecessary, I knew: the room's microphones would pick up near sub-vocalisation levels of speech, but it was a nervous habit I couldn't seem to break. Despite years doing it, I'd never quite shaken off the unsettling feelings that came from talking with the dead.

"Inspector Smith, beginning Memory Autopsy for deceased #323477 — identified as Mr. Daryn Bright, twenty-six years old at the time of his death approximately fifteen hours ago. Preliminary cause," I said, glancing briefly at the angry, blotchy bruising around his throat, "believed to be strangulation, likely by hand. No other signs of injury present; no DNA evidence under victim's fingernails, no overt signs of struggle. Toxicology came back negative for alcohol, tranquillisers, or other substances. Given the anomalous nature of the murder, victim was referred to Memory for further investigation."

I looked at the four diaphanous apparitions hovering in a semi-circle about ten metres away from me. "Joining me remotely are Constables Hohnke, Sandes, and Johansson, as well as Inspector General Lammerts. Please provide verbal acknowledgement."

"Acknowledged," the four said in unison, communicating from whatever offices they worked out of across the globe. Given the slim window of time in which a Memory Autopsy could be performed, it behooved having facilities set up as local to population centres as was possible. I've never met any of them in person — and realistically, it was likely that I never would.

"Acknowledgement received and logged," I responded. "DELTA, commence cognition revival."

"Initiating revival," replied a tinny, inhuman voice seemingly coming from everywhere all around me. The facility's synthetic intelligence handled almost all aspects of this process, but communing with the dead did require a human touch. A somewhat unique touch, at that: these days we understood the electromagnetic fields radiating around one another and knew more about the invisible communications we'd unknowingly been broadcasting since before humans first figured out how to harness flame. In a less-enlightened era, these were talked about as auras or other pseudo-scientific terms, but now we had actual understanding about the subconscious network humanity had been perpetually jacked into under our noses all along.

But for all our species-level connectedness, people like me were fairly rare; people like me who had varying degrees of control over the nature of what we broadcast — and what signals we received from others. The sort of folks who always know when someone is lying to them, or if something is wrong emotionally when all outward signs seem fine, or cruised by as the life of the party but felt emotionally drained and needed a quiet, dark room away from the silent noise of other minds as soon as they get home.

I closed my eyes as DELTA began the procedure. The already-dim lighting in the refrigerated, sterile room flickered almost imperceptibly, and the walls began to vibrate from a low hum. Electrodes on my temples and wrists tingled slightly as the machinery surrounding me and the corpse were activated.

Everyone had their own process for getting into the right state of mind for an autopsy: I pictured myself falling into a dark ocean backwards and let the void swallow me until my breathing slowed to a steady, calm rhythm.

"Link confirmed," DELTA said after a moment of meditative silence. I opened my eyes and saw the victim's home manifested holographically around me as his last minutes alive were drawn out from the dead grey matter inside his skull.

"Constables, can you confirm that you're seeing the live link?" I asked. Again in unison, the ghostly quartet acknowledged that they were seeing the same thing I was. I gave a short nod to myself and took a deep breath. "DELTA, bring Mr. Bright back to life."

The machines around us shifted pitch and the walls shook with an intensity that would be concerning had I not done this process dozens of times in the past. Then, suddenly, a new ghost manifested in the room: hovering just above the corpse, a projection of Daryn's self-image appeared in front of me.

"Daryn, can you hear me?" I asked the apparition.

"Where am I? I'm very cold," came the response from the same speaker system that DELTA communicated to me through. Daryn wasn't actually alive, of course, and I was merely activating dying synapses firing on borrowed time.

"Daryn, I need you to think of the last thing you can remember. What comes to mind?"

"Where am I?" the corpse repeated, ignoring my question. I frowned to myself, pursing my lips as I looked at the tablet in my lap. DELTA was reading little subconscious activity in the victim's mind: whilst everyone handled their death in their own unique way, with some victims rejecting their final reality quite violently, me asking him to recall his last moments should have surfaced something even if he didn't want to remember anything at all.

Conscious of the small window of time that was available to us, I pressed on. "You've died, Daryn. Someone murdered you, and I need your help to find who did it."

The walls began to shake even worse than before, and for the first time I felt a gnawing sense of unease. "What? No — I'm not dead. I'm right here. I'm right here!" He began repeatedly screaming the last phrase as the high-pitched hum from the equipment nearby threatened to rupture my eardrums.

"DELTA, put him back to sleep," I called out over the noise and his screaming. At once, the din ceased and the projection above the body vanished. My ears rung in the silence.

"DELTA, reset his memory back to the state it was in when he was revived, then bring him back again."

"Confirmed," chirped the facsimile. Seconds later the projection returned.

As did the screaming.

"DELTA, that's enough!" I shouted and once more Mr. Bright was turned off. I looked at the tablet screen and confirmed with my own eyes that even though his mental state had been reset, somehow he retained memory of what I'd told him. I'd never encountered anything like this before.

There was one other tool available to me. It wasn't unusual for a particularly violent death to reject an autopsy — though to this degree was outside of my experience — and a mind could be overridden and directly controlled if a cooperative conversation was beyond the victim. The downside is that doing so would burn out the victim's synapses entirely, so it was a last-ditch tool with a one-time use.

"Well, you saw what happened," I said to my colleagues. "I don't think we have any choice but to use an override."

The flickering apparition of Constable Hohnke frowned. "Are you being too hasty, Smith? Why don't you try interviewing him again." The others nodded and murmured agreement.

I grit my teeth. Every minute this dragged on was another minute that the victim's mind deteriorated and our already-slim chance at getting information out of him was reduced. Nevertheless, I couldn't use the override without a majority vote of everyone present. I instructed DELTA to try to reset his memories and revive him a third time and once more the pained screams of the dead man assaulted my ears.

"Very well," said Hohnke. "I think it's clear that we're not going to get through to him using gentler means."

The Inspector General tutted and shook her head. "Such a waste."

"All in favour?" I asked the group. The vote was unanimous.

"DELTA, initiate memory override. I will assume direct control."

"Initiating override in ten seconds, Inspector Smith."

I closed my eyes again and slowed my breathing to slip back into my trance state. DELTA continued to count down as I followed along in my own head and waited for the connection to begin. When it happened, I felt a surge of electricity through the contacts on my skin and my mind's eye exploded with someone else's memories.

"DELTA, confirm recording," I said in real life. The AI chirped back an affirmative. With my eyes still closed and knowing that what I was seeing was simultaneously projected to the room — and, by extension, my colleagues — I "looked" around.

From the crime-scene photos I'd already viewed, I knew that I was inside Mr. Bright's apartment. There wasn't anything particularly unusual about it, and he lived in what was an averagely boring sort of apartment for single people his age. The dead man, now resurrected to the last minutes of his corporeal existence, sat on the couch reading a book. I squinted at the cover as the book's title shifted into focus — "I, Robot."

Standing in place at the centre of the living room I passed my attention over everything I could see nearby. Who knew what details would prove important, and I knew this recording would be poured over by the other investigators involved in the case. As Daryn continued reading, unaware of my silent presence inside of his mind, a chime went off from an intercom panel in his apartment. Daryn closed his book and walked over to the panel. His body language didn't suggest that he was surprised, so this visitor was expected. I looked at the intercom and focused on the tiny LED screen above the call box, but whomever it was stood too close to the camera to make any identifiable details out. Daryn thumbed a button and a green checkmark appeared on the screen. The visitor moved out of the frame, and Daryn walked down a hallway and out of my view.

Locked in my vantage point in the centre of his living room, I couldn't see where the victim was now. "DELTA, bring me closer to him."

After a second, my perspective shifted and I was standing in a corridor as he walked towards the front door of his flat. Daryn unlocked the door and opened it slightly, leaving it ajar before he returned back to the living room and passed through my projection as if I was invisible. I instructed DELTA to shift my position so that I could both see Daryn and also had line of sight to the front door. Then, I waited for this unknown visitor to show themselves.

It didn't take long. The door creaked open and, much to my surprise, a young woman stepped through the threshold. She was average height, with brown hair pulled up into a tight bun. Attractive enough in a conventional sort of way. She had on a black t-shirt and jeans with heavy black leather boots on her feet. Her stance was confident and assertive — the first word that came to mind was "soldier."

And I had the uneasy feeling that she was somehow staring directly at me.

The woman took several purposeful strides into the apartment, closing and locking the door behind her. Then she turned to face me and there was no doubt about it — somehow, this person knew I was there despite being a disembodied presence within the memory of a dead man.

"Olle. Lovely to meet you, finally. Well, as much of a meeting as this can be."

"How —" I started, confused as to what was going on. The hair on my arms stood on end and my heart started racing with fear.

She held up her hand. "No, don't speak. Our time here is short anyway, but I've heard so much about you. We'll be meeting properly very soon."

The stranger's mouth twisted into a grin that was all teeth and held a feral sort of violence behind it. Then, without warning, she launched herself at me with her hands balled into fists. I flinched and yelled out reflexively as some sort of force slammed into my body. Back in the real world I fell back from my chair, electrodes ripping themselves from my skin painfully as I landed on my side. There was an electrical pop and I smelled the acrid smoke of burning plastic as something in the room sizzled and flared up. I didn't need to look at the tablet or ask DELTA what I already knew to be true — Daryn Bright was truly dead now.

[awesomeforever]

THE LUCID, the four-piece hard rock band featuring bassist David Ellefson (ex-MEGADETH),vocalist Vinnie Dombroski (SPONGE),guitarist Drew Fortier and drummer Mike Heller (RAVEN, FEAR FACTORY),will apparently release a new song early next month. On Tuesday (December 20),THE LUCID shared an Instagram graphic of the group's logo along with the date of "1.3.2023" and captioned it: "#comingsoon". Ellefson confirmed earlier in the year that THE LUCID was working on new material as a follow-up to THE LUCID's self-titled debut album, which was released in October 2021 via SpoilerHead Records. "The Lucid" was produced by Heller and mixed/mastered by Lasse Lammert. Ellefson previously stated about the LP: "It's been a real blast making a record with these guys and I must say that it's refreshing to explore some new musical avenues… to step out a bit from what each of us have done stylistically in our own careers. There was an effortless synergy that came with creating these songs together which is always amazing when working with new people." During a November 2020 appearance on "The Chuck Schute Podcast", Ellefson stated about how he got involved with THE LUCID: "Drew sent me a track and said, 'Hey, can you throw a bass on here?' And I was writing a new ELLEFSON solo record at the time, so my studio ears were on. I was plugged in and ready to go. He sent it over and I was, like, 'Yeah, this is freaking cool, man.' I'd seen Drew play, I know his BANG TANGO history and the other stuff he's done. But this was really cool stuff that spoke to me. And then he called me up and he said, 'Hey, Vinnie is gonna come in and write some vocals and lyrics and lay down some tracks.' And it turned into a thing." "I love [Vinnie]. I love SPONGE," David continued. "He's such a rock star. He's just a cool guy. And he writes such great lyrics — very trippy lyrics. He's the type of lyricist I'd never worked with before, so it's fun with that. And Drew is a great guitar player. Mike Heller — he's good friends with [MEGADETH drummer] Dirk Verbeuren. And Dirk's, like, 'Mike's awesome.' They're good friends. We all met in L.A. We got the songs together and we all met in L.A. in mid-July [2020]. I plugged in and banged out 10 songs in two days. And it was fun. Mike was very good in the studio; he really knows his way around." As for THE LUCID's musical direction, Ellefson told VWMusic: "It's definitely a rock album. It may trend slightly into metal with songs like 'Damned' and 'Deaths Of Despair'. It’s not a thrash metal record. It's not a doom or a power metal record or any of that kind of stuff. I just think it's just a straight-up hard rock record." Fortier was diagnosed with testicular cancer in May and subsequently underwent surgery. Ellefson was fired from MEGADETH in May 2021 after sexually tinged messages and explicit video footage involving the bassist were posted on Twitter. David was in MEGADETH from the band's inception in 1983 to 2002, and again from 2010 until his latest exit. A post shared by The Lucid (@the.lucid.official) BLABBERMOUTH.NET uses the Facebook Comments plugin to let people comment on content on the site using their Facebook account. The comments reside on Facebook servers and are not stored on BLABBERMOUTH.NET. To comment on a BLABBERMOUTH.NET story or review, you must be logged in to an active personal account on Facebook. Once you're logged in, you will be able to comment. User comments or postings do not reflect the viewpoint of BLABBERMOUTH.NET and BLABBERMOUTH.NET does not endorse, or guarantee the accuracy of, any user comment. To report spam or any abusive, obscene, defamatory, racist, homophobic or threatening comments, or anything that may violate any applicable laws, use the "Report to Facebook" and "Mark as spam" links that appear next to the comments themselves. To do so, click the downward arrow on the top-right corner of the Facebook comment (the arrow is invisible until you roll over it) and select the appropriate action.

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[siddysthings]

Mom Welcomes Fourth Baby — Who Shares the Same Birthday with Her 3 Big Sisters: ‘Blows My Mind’ (Exclusive)

[themeanstoanend]

Mr. J.E. Banck:

Fole horses left us,

We jogged in your lighter age,

Everyone can be proud of it:

A fertile refuge for the beetle.

Lammert Wiersma

[thatswhywelovegermany]

Das Überleben einer Demokratie entscheidet sich am Ende nicht durch einen noch so brillanten Verfassungstext, sondern durch das Engagement von Frauen und Männern, die einen solchen Staat und seine demokratische Ordnung tragen und die vor allen Dingen begriffen haben, dass die Einhaltung der selbstgesetzten Regeln noch wichtiger ist als die Durchsetzung eigener Interessen.

In the end, the survival of a democracy is not decided by a constitutional text, no matter how brilliant, but by the commitment of women and men who support such a state and its democratic order and who, above all, have understood that compliance with the rules they have set themselves is even more important than asserting one's own interests.

Norbert Lammert (*1948), German politician

[mirandamckenni1]

LYRRE - Call in the Wind (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO) Not All Who Dream Are Asleep CDs, vinyl, and T-shirts: https://ift.tt/15WDyLr Buy the album on Bandcamp: https://ift.tt/zEvkltx Stream the album on: Spotify: https://ift.tt/6N8QSlu Apple Music: https://ift.tt/0uQT5oO Follow LYRRE: Instagram: https://ift.tt/7wB1tYR Facebook: https://ift.tt/mhtiOJH Spotify: https://sptfy.com/McDq Bandcamp: https://ift.tt/EPFT79H ___ Song written by Michalina Malisz and Noah Sebastian Lyrics by Michalina Malisz and Noah Sebastian Produced by Noah Sebastian and Michalina Malisz Engineered by Piotr Martuś & Przemysław Nowak Impressive Art (drums) Mixed and mastered by Lasse Lammert Video directed by Jan Gajewski and Piotr Martuś Filmed and edited by Jan Gajewski Drone shots by Piotr Martuś ___ Hurdy-gurdy in the video: https://ift.tt/9Ww8Xfz //LYRICS// If there's a light in the darkness, it has to mean there's a dawn That takes us to where we started, a place to be who we are Don't be afraid to lose your hope You can't embrace what you don't know To put a face to all your ghosts You hold a flame to the sorrow 'Cause when I close my eyes I see otherworld The forest of your heart The river of your soul When I look within I finally understand We must embrace the night To find the light again Is this what you've always wanted? Is this what you really need? There's freedom in letting go, so let it set you free Don't be afraid to lose control You can't embrace what you don't know You live your life on time you borrow No yesterday, no tomorrow 'Cause when I close my eyes I see otherworld The forest of your heart The river of your soul When I look within I finally understand We must embrace the night To find the light again Call in the wind We're vanishing in the oceans all before they dry Beyond the ash, beyond the world, flame that never dies Call in the wind We're vanishing in the oceans all before they dry Beyond the ash, beyond the world, flame that never dies 'Cause when I close my eyes I see otherworld The forest of your heart The river of your soul When I look within I finally understand We must embrace the night To find the light we crave Call in the wind We're vanishing in the oceans all before they dry Beyond the ash, beyond the world, flame that never dies via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZbiABaUL3M

[warrenlammert]

The Potential of the Ketogenic Diet for Treating Epilepsy

The integration of metabolic therapeutics such as the ketogenic diet has gained steam since it may enhance neuroprotection or defense against cell injury or death. Studies in animal models at least have demonstrated that the ketogenic diet exerts robust neuroprotective effects, particularly in regions vulnerable to damage during seizures.

By enhancing mitochondrial function, reducing reactive species formation, and activating neuroprotective transcription factors, the ketogenic diet acts as a shield, preserving neuronal integrity and function even in the face of epileptic attacks. In these models, beyond its immediate anti-seizure effects, the ketogenic diet exhibits profound anti-epileptogenic and disease-modifying properties. By delaying the onset of seizures, preventing their development, or reducing their severity, the ketogenic diet disrupts the epileptogenic process at various stages.

Moreover, evidence suggests that a ketogenic diet slows disease progression and may even confer long-lasting benefits. This challenges the notion that epilepsy is an irreversible condition. Notably, a variety of studies suggest that the ketogenic diet offers more than just seizure control, proving effective in alleviating sleep disorders, cognitive deficits, mood disorders like depression and anxiety, and autism spectrum disorders.

[regioonlineofficial]

Op dinsdag 18 juni 2024 organiseerde Stichting Schouwen-Duiveland Op Weg (SD Op Weg) in aanwezigheid van Wethouder Smit na lange tijd weer een Platformbijeenkomst in het Dorpshuis De Maire in Zonnemaire met als hoofdonderwerp sociaal en duurzaam vervoer op Schouwen-Duiveland. Bijeenkomst Het publieke vervoerssysteem is in ontwikkeling en er gaat veel veranderen. De bestaande buslijnen blijven nog even rijden tot 2026, maar daarna zullen er minder, maar wel snellere bussen gaan rijden tussen de verschillende Hubs op het eiland. Het flexibele vervoer zoals de Flex (flextaxi), deelauto, Buurtbus, vrijwilligersinitiatieven, meerijdafspraak en doelgroepenvervoer zijn de noodzakelijke aanvulling in het nieuwe systeem om op je bestemming te kunnen aankomen. Bekendere succesvolle vrijwilligersinitiatieven op Schouwen-Duiveland zijn de Buurtauto en de Schoolbus. Het doel van de Platformbijeenkomst was om kennis te delen en samen een nieuwe stap te zetten richting sociaal en duurzaam vervoer op Schouwen-Duiveland. De betrokken partijen gingen samen opnieuw op zoek naar een win-winsituatie door met elkaar de behoefte, wensen en ontwikkelingen op Schouwen-Duiveland in kaart te brengen. Ron de Bruin van de Provincie Zeeland en Stephan Lammerts van Taxi de Vlieger gaven inzicht in de ontwikkelingen rond het OV en WMO vervoer. Samen met de verschillende wensen en behoeften van de aanwezige partijen leidde dit tot veel gespreksstof, verbinding en concrete oplossingen. Zo werd de behoefte geuit om vrijwilligersinitiatieven te ontzorgen als het gaat om onderhoud van het materieel. En vond er een verkenning plaats om vervoerscapaciteit optimaal in te zetten door verschillende doelgroepen te combineren en ook zo min mogelijk stilstaande voertuigen (groepsvervoer) te hebben op het eiland. Er werd een samenwerking verkend tussen zorgpartijen, Buurtauto en Taxi de Vlieger voor een bus waarmee zowel de toekomst van de Buurtauto, als de behoefte van zorgpartijen kan worden geborgd. Op welke wijze kan een samenwerking met een van de vrijwilligersinitiatieven voorzien in vervoer voor natuurbelevingsactiviteiten voor scholen op Schouwen-Duiveland? De succesvolle bijeenkomst leidde tot verbinding en kennisdeling, maar tegelijk is er ook een behoefte voor een vervolg. Die zal er zeker komen na de zomer.

[jdrespling]

Alestorm - Voyage of the Dead Marauder

Another solid (most likely plundered) offering from the pirate metal scalawags known in these parts as Alestorm. The five-song EP Voyage of the Dead Marauder washes up on these shore on March 22, 2024, via Napalm Records. This new effort is produced by Lasse Lammert of LSD-Studios, who has worked alongside genre mates Gloryhammer and Wind Rose. With the new release, ALESTORM is “Scraping the…