Peter Holland

Peter Holland
Peter Rufai - Nigeria's Best Goalkeeper
by
Clement Sadjere
Goalkeeper Peter Rufai captained the Super Eagles of Nigeria to the 2004 FIFA World Cup where he performed creditably. He was also a part of the 1998 FIFA World Cup and remained till date the best Goalkeeper to have kept goal for Nigeria.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Peter-Rufai---Nigerias-Best-Goalkeeper
id=5694429 - Jan 10, 2011
And Here We Are Again: The French Medias Begin to Blame Their President
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Stephan Trano
When it comes to blame those they just loved, the French have no equivalent. Their new elected president has shown a strong and responsible leadership far away from the bling bling to which we were used to. But guess what? They are disappointed. Surprise?
http://ezinearticles.com/?And-Here-We-Are-Again:-The-French-Medias-Begin-to-Blame-Their-President
id=7077608 - May 22, 2012
The Legend of Sinterklaas and Traditions in the Netherlands
by
Jeff Titelius
Have you ever wondered how other cultures celebrate during the holiday season? On December 5 of each year, the people of the Netherlands celebrate Sinterklaas or Saint Nicholas with gift giving and a feast not to mention the countrywide fanfare that takes place surrounding this patron saint of children. But what are the customs, the legends and traditions and do the Dutch and Flemish really believe?
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Legend-of-Sinterklaas-and-Traditions-in-the-Netherlands
id=1811403 - Dec 21, 2008
Where Should You Fly to This Weekend?
by
M James
Want a weekend on the beach? Playing golf? Want to soak up some culture? Find out where you can fly this weekend, and what you can do when you arrive.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Where-Should-You-Fly-to-This-Weekend?
id=4716974 - Jul 22, 2010
A Baltic Cruise - Part Three - St Petersburg, Day One
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John F. Rooney
On the first of our two days in St. Petersburg, we visited Peterhof Palace and the Church on the Spilled Blood. Ever wonder about the origins of bistro and beef Strogonoff? Well, we found out on our exhausting day of touring, but we also got a good overview of the Venice of the North.
http://ezinearticles.com/?A-Baltic-Cruise---Part-Three---St-Petersburg,-Day-One
id=3216444 - Nov 05, 2009
Traveling in the Netherlands
by
Michael Smallet
http://ezinearticles.com/?Traveling-in-the-Netherlands
id=7038731 - May 02, 2012
Development of Psychic Powers - ESP
by
Madan G Singh
Some time back a book written by Peter Hurkos 'Psychic' was published. In this book Peter Hurkos claimed that during the second world war he was window cleaner in Holland. While he was cleaning a window a German Air raid took place.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Development-of-Psychic-Powers---ESP
id=4532624 - Jun 22, 2010
The Welfare State Is Eating Europe Alive
by
Fred Carach
Western Europe is being consumed by a crisis that seems to be both insoluble and unending. Its adored welfare state is eating Western Europe alive. The crisis has been a long time coming. Decades of ever-greater social benefits, that were borrowed and not paid for. Until in country after country, the debt burden has become unsupportable.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Welfare-State-Is-Eating-Europe-Alive
id=7165334 - Jul 07, 2012
Amsterdam, Netherlands - The Hermitage Amsterdam
by
Harry Preston
The city's long and abiding interest in Russian culture and art was hallmarked by the opening of The Hermitage Amsterdam in 2004. Some of the finest collections from St Petersburg's Hermitage Museum in Russia are on loan and exhibited here. Part of the 17th-century Amstelhof complex on the banks of the Amstel river, the Neerlandia building is fine example of classic monumental architecture.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Amsterdam,-Netherlands---The-Hermitage-Amsterdam
id=5103013 - Sep 27, 2010
Liberation Day - May 5th
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Samantha Schmalfuss
The differences in views and actions when it comes to World War 2. How America and Europe shared the same war but its effect on either continent is drastically different.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Liberation-Day---May-5th