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This is a very important topic, so thanks for the post! But responding to violence with an effective "justice system" is not a self-evident description of a solution. Many Western "justice systems," most notably that in the United States, are very violent in themselves, from abusive cops, stop-and-frisk, to prison conditions and even the death penalty. These systems assume that doling out punishment is the main purpose of state-sponsored "justice," and assume (with little to no evidence) that punishment is an effective deterrent to violence and crime. International comparisons show that counties with the least violence also have more lenient justice systems, focused more on restoration than on punishment.
Replacing socially pervasive violence (especially against women) with a legalized system of violence would not be the improvement the author seeks (at least I hope not). Just as we talk about developing countries "leapfrogging" over proven but dirty development paths in the energy field (i.e. skipping coal power plants and moving straight to wind and solar in the quest for access to energy), we could imagine that in countries with currently ineffective formal justice systems, they would not need to replicate the U.S.-led model of punitive justice in order to prevent the plaque of violence that is holding back so many women. They should aim higher -- and so should the U.S.


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That's the only way to explain the complete fabrication of his biography and ideology by some conservatives. Instead of disagreeing with Obama on the basis of the merits of proposed legislation or ideas to solve the country's most lingering and detrimental problems, and then countering with their own, conservatives have concocted an image of Obama as a socialist dictator, terrorist sympathizer,angry neo-Black Panther, Marxist anti-colonialist, hellbent on destroying the American way of life through an insidious plot to become elected president, perhaps illegitimately, and chip away at the bedrock of America's foundation.
Some of this was to be expected. The optics of the first black president, with a middle name shared with the deposed Iraqi dictator and a last name closely resembling that of America's greatest nemesis, surely would be too much for the fanatics and racists to handle at one time. That this thinking has found its way into mainstream conservative thought is a matter of willful ignorance and blind hatred.
And it isn't just the rabble-rousing of the tea party activists painting signs of Obama with a Hitler mustache, or the crazed rantings of Glenn Beck. People like Dinesh D'Souza, author of the The Roots of Obama's Rage, have provided an intellectual veneer to the irrational belief in Obama as socialist bogeyman. D'Souza's Ivy League pedigree affords him a certain deference, but his theories are no less far-fetched and couched in the prevailing ethos of Obama as "different" and anti-American, based on his lineage.
In a documentary based on his book, 2016: Obama's America, D'Souza has sought to further support his thesis that Obama inherited a hatred of the Western world and all things colonial because of his father's Kenyan heritage. For the documentary, D'Souza scored an interview with Obama's half-brother George, who lives in Kenya. In the clip made available as a trailer, George is seen fielding questions from D'Souza about why his brother hasn't helped him, and reading passages from the former's book about colonial powers in Kenya, none of which appears to have anything to do with nor supports D'Souza's belief that Obama possesses a hatred of America, the West, colonialism, or anything.
That's because the theory is a blatant untruth. D'Souza is lying. He is making things up, pulling together non-existent threads and weaving a narrative not even suitable for the imagination needed to produce a children's book. There is no proof that Obama has an "anti-colonial Kenyan worldview," no matter how many times D'Souza says it, nor whether Newt Gingrich finds the idea "brilliant" and pushes the lie. Try as they might, they have failed time and again to radicalize Obama's centrism and belief in American exceptionalism.
It's the same line of thinking that causes Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney to repeat the equally untrue idea that Obama has gone around the world "apologizing" for America, or that Obama is overseeing a socialist takeover of the United States, a refrain real socialists continue to scoff at. Conservatives prefer not to debate issues as they are but use hyperbole and outright fabrication to engender the visceral hatred of Obama that turns people out to the polls under the belief that their vote is protecting America from a grave threat. It's a ludicrous assertion, and one that plays into racism and bigotry for political gain.
Conservatives have created an Obama that doesn't exist because they largely find themselves unable to run against the one that does. He has taken away their "weak on defense" line of attack that has been deployed against Democratic candidates for more than 30 years, and done all that he can to preserve and bolster America's capitalist economy. He's gone so far as implement old conservative ideas, much to the chagrin of his progressive supporters, and still found himself with fierce opposition from the very conservatives created and once championed them. Whatever universe that equate all this with a "Kenyan anti-colonial worldview," it's one that has yet to be discovered by humans of rational thought.
But facts won't deter these detractors, and so long as that burden doesn't existent, D'Souza and his ilk will find traction for their lies. It's the bitter pill of today's political landscape.


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I can't speak too much to the MO side, but between my town (Lawrence) and KC there are plenty of towns to check into: Baldwin City (with a private university), Tonganoxie, and Lake...
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I can't speak too much to the MO side, but between my town (Lawrence) and KC there are plenty of towns to check into: Baldwin City (with a private university), Tonganoxie, and Lake...
Nearby in Lawrence there are several and folks from out of town frequent many of them:http://www.lawrencebicycleclub.org/schedule/
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So what's the rule when there's a huge pileup like that? Do they re-race? In that case it looked as if no one could continue.
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I'd be interested in knowing as well, it seems the talk has all kind of petered out though.
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From our newspaper earlier this winter. Mike is a nice guy as well as a great rider:
Except for individual TT. You still have to have a front brake, but you can ride fixed.
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With much effort and savings, Dolores managed to start her business selling 'anticuchos' [grilled meat kebabs] a few months ago. With the fruits of her labor she's able to cover her household expenses. Dolores works about 5 hours because she mostly works at night. She believes she's getting ahead because she's very kind to customers and above all because she's a very tasty cook.
Dolores is very grateful to Kiva lenders because thanks to the help they've provided she will be able to do some home and some business improvements. She will buy a new grill to grill the anticuchos thus improving her family's quality of life and be able to stay in business. She will continue striving to make her greatest dream reality: to provide her children with professions and to own a restaurant.
Con mucho esfuerzo y ahorro Dolores logro iniciar su negocio de venta de anticuchos, desde hace algunos meses, con el fruto de su trabajo puede solventar los gastos de su hogar, dolores trabaja alrededor de 5 horas, ya que mayormente ofrece sus productos en la noche; dolores cree que esta saliendo adelante porque es muy amable con los clientes y sobre todo porque tiene muy buena sazón.
Dolores está muy agradecida con los prestamistas kiva ya que gracias a la ayuda que le han brindado ella podrá realizar mejoras en su vivienda y mejorar su negocio , ya que comprar una rejilla nueva para poder freír sus anticuchos, de esta manera podrá mejorar la calidad de vida de su familia y poder seguir mejorando su negocio, de esta manera ella seguirá luchando para poder hacer realidad su más grande sueño:" Darle una profesión a sus hijos y tener un restaurante."
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About Caja Rural Señor de LurenCaja Rural Señor de Luren is a microfinance institution based in Ica in southern Peru that primarily promotes the development of the country's agricultural sector through lending. Today, it also offers credit for consumers, microenterprises and housing improvements, and has expanded its financial services to promote micro-savings and provide micro-insurance. This institution has been instrumental in helping borrowers recover from the devastating earthquake in the Ica region in 2007, and works with Peru's National Bank to reach some of the poorest and most remote microfinance clients in the country.
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QantasLink Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race 2014 will start at 11:00 hours on 18th April. Easter is late this year but for the crews preparing for the race it will come around all too quickly.
J Statham 29-03-2013 - QantasLink Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race 2014
The 2014 edition of the QantasLink Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race will be the sixty sixth time the race has been held. The race will start at 1100hours on 18th April. From the start, yachts proceed via a buoy off Redcliffe Point to the North West Channel up to Caloundra and through to Gladstone, a distance of approximately 308 nautical miles. Weather dependent, the first yachts can be entering the Harbour in Gladstone around 7.30a.m. the following morning with the bulk of the fleet finishing late Saturday and into the early hours of Sunday morning.
Entrants in the QantasLink Brisbane to Gladstone race for the Courier Mail Cup, one of the oldest perpetual trophies in Australia that has been competed for on a continual basis.
2013 saw Wedgetail win the race ahead of stiff competition from an impressive list of challengers including the infamous line honours winner Wild Thing and Queensland racer Black Jack, both regular Brisbane to Gladstone and Sydney to Hobart entrants.
The current record for the fastest time to complete the course is held by Skandia [Grant Wharrington] in a time of twenty hours, twenty four minutes and fifty seconds set in 2004. Many believe that this year is the year this long standing record will be broken. At the pointy end of the fleet the battle between Wild Thing and the all new Volvo 70 from Black Jack is likely to be a fierce one.
Wild Thing have thirty feet on their side but despite this, Mark Bradford, sailing master for the Black Jack team strongly believes the battle for Line Honours is going to come down to angles and based on their last meeting during the Sydney Hobart, he is right. During the recent Gill Surf to City Yacht Race, also organised by the Queensland Cruising Yacht Club, Black Jack took full advantage of the perfect wind angles to slash the twelve year old race record by nearly three hours. Wild Thing will clearly need to be at their best.
Of course, both parties may be well and truly spoilt if rumours turn out true and Perpetual Loyal rock up at the start line. The chances of this happening may well have become more of a reality last week when Sean Langman announced the revitalisation of the Sydney Mooloolaba race which will act as the perfect feeder race to bring crews up to the Brisbane start line.
Others likely to be near the front will include Alive, the previous incarnation of Black Jack (66), Maxi Raggamuffin, Kerumba fresh from a fine showing in the Sydney Hobart and the Volvo 60, Spirit of Mateship.
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The mexican immigrant who sells oranges by the roadstop in El Paso.
Guy 1: Hey can you give me an orange?
Guy 2: We'll get on the roadstop on 5 minutes, then you can buy some from Jose.
Guy 2: We'll get on the roadstop on 5 minutes, then you can buy some from Jose.
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Jose a mexican tamale maker who is a swinger. Quite the chubby chaser too. He sees a FUPA and he's there. Loves any and all sluts just like America is about give me your tired and poor.. Joses' motto is give me your whores of all shapes and sizes, diseases dont matter one cannot be picky. Titties and pussy (blue or not) is still titties and pussy. Most Joses' have no moral code and are a disgrace to everyone around them. If you hear the words "mmm smells like pussy in here" you know you've just met a Jose. Joses' are known to occasionally dabble in making phone sex/ voice recordings of themselves. Bottom line Joses' are the worst of the lot. Dirty little perverted man whores, who are sexist against women, that have no srtandards or morals of any kind and usually die of venereal diseases. If you meet a Jose run. But to be fair most Joses' are closet romantics. Don't be fooled!
Example: Hi my name is Jose and I'm going to act all mean and dickish, then be nice to you to get down your pants with the sole intention of giving you an STD so that you'll be stuck with me forever.
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Faggot who sucks dicks a lot
You know him
Yes he is Jose the fag
Yes he is Jose the fag
Beküldő: Brathsolus 2013. október 28.
a person who gets really confused when some one tells him anything
Beküldő: woodmaker 2010. szeptember 21.
Monkey looking man....
Boy: Look at that monkey mommy
Mom: Oh...sweety that's a Jose
Mom: Oh...sweety that's a Jose
Beküldő: Bootysweat:3 2012. augusztus 6.
Some mexican bitch in a lowrider
Jose:EY YO LOOK AT ME IN MY LOWRIDER SA... o shit... he brought his trolling friends..
Beküldő: joseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 2011. augusztus 29.
A man whose legs are so hairy, he looks like the half boy/half beast creature on Narnia.
Damn dude, I know you must be hot cuz you got that Jose going on and it's 100 degrees outside.
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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. - Palm Beach Gardens Fire Rescue responded to an early morning fire in the 2000 block of PGA Boulevard, near the corner of Prosperity Farms Road in Palm Beach Gardens.
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Jon Borovich joined the NIU men's basketball staff on April 5, 2011, becoming the first addition to head coach Mark Montgomery's staff. Prior to his arrival in DeKalb, Borovich had spent the previous four seasons as an assistant coach at the University of Dayton. In his first season at NIU, Borovich helped guide one of the youngest teams in the nation to the program's first MAC Tournament victory since 2003, defeating MAC West Champion Eastern Michigan in the opening round of the conference tournament to advance to Cleveland. NIU saw 55.9 percent of its minutes played by freshmen during the 2011-12 season, the sixth-highest percentage in the country, and the Huskies lead the MAC in offensive rebounds while ranking second in rebounding defense and third in rebounding margin.Year two saw NIU continue to build the foundation of the program with the fourth-least experienced team in the country. 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In his final season on the Flyer staff, 2010-11,Dayton finished with a 22-14 mark, reaching the championship game of the Atlantic 10 Tournament and advancing to the NIT.Borovich began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Michigan State from 2001-03. He then spent two seasons, 2003-05, at Dayton as the Director of Basketball Operations. After working as an assistant coach at Oakland University for two years from 2005-07, Borovich returned to Dayton in 2007 in an assistant coaching role. During his two seasons at Oakland, the Golden Grizzlies won 30 games. In Borovich's second year, Oakland compiled a 19-14 mark, the most wins for the school since joining Division I in 1997. Borovich helped the Golden Grizzlies recruit a class that, as juniors and seniors, went 34-2 in the Summit League and appeared in back-to-back NCAA Tournaments. A native of Bloomfield Hills, Mich., Borovich assisted in video analysis as a graduate assistant at Michigan State while completing his master's degree in athletics administration. He then followed Michigan State assistant coach Brian Gregory to Dayton, where he was the Director of Basketball Operations for two seasons. In his first year, the Flyers won the Maui Invitational, reached the NCAA Tournament and finished with a 24-9 overall record. Borovich played collegiately at Central Michigan from 1997-2001, while NIU head coach Mark Montgomery was working as an assistant coach for the Chippewas. As a senior, Borovich was a part of CMU's Mid-American Conference championship team that finished with 20 wins, the most for the school since the 1986-87 season. He earned his bachelor's degree in sports studies from Central Michigan in 2001, with a double minor in psychology and coaching. Borovich was a team captain for the Chippewas as a junior and senior while also earning Academic All-MAC honors as a senior. Borovich and his wife, Kara, have a son, Bennett.


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On the road to wrestlemania I can't get past week 12 where you have to KO paul bearer I try everything but can't do it is there a way to pin him or just finish him off I can't seem to do it
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I have john morrison & I can't figure out how to do the finisher.
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How do you perform a strong strike or grapple I have tried striking him I beat him & he even says he was just the messenger but I can't end it. I thought a strong grapple is right stick & the rb isn't it
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I still can't end this I tried everything I know I tried ramming his head 2 or 3 times in the tv but no luck> I do then he just kneels down & nothing happens. what are you suppose to do? Does he run away or what? His meter doesn't even go down much no matter what you do.
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I tried this but still no luck I even tried the bear hug & still nothing The dummy just keeps running heck I even tried the weight bench ramming his head several times but nothing time keeps running out
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I had to change my finisher move, then i just irished him into the tv a few times then specialed with a DDT, then repeated
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what i did was i grab Paul bearer and Irish whipped him into the television a couple times and then used a finisher watch him he will run away from u
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If you're using JoMo, you can just get away with using a strong grapple or strong strike.
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I'm related to the McDaniels who had many ties with the Jarmans, but I don't know that I'm related to Obediah F. Jarman specifically. I believe two of his half-siblings, Susan and Retus Koonce, married two of my ggggrandfather's siblings, Mitchel and Drucilla McDaniel. The Jarmans and the McDaniels all moved to Sumter Co., AL in the 1830s.
According to the service records available (for a fee) at
, "O. F. Jarman" enlisted in the Confederate army on March 8, 1862 in Lauderdale, MS, and served as a private in Company C, Gordon's Battalion (later 42nd Regiment, later 4th Regiment, later 2nd Regiment) Mississippi Cavalry.
From June 30 to Oct. 31, 1862, he did extra duty as a teamster. At some later point Obediah deserted the army, but on May 24, 1863 he rejoined his company. However, on July 10, 1863, he deserted again, permanently.
Below is a transcription of a four-page document at
(full source information below) with my comments in brackets. I will try to attach .jpg files with images of the pages as well. Warning: the ending is disturbing.
"Proceedings of the Military Comt of Lee's (Old) Cavalry Division held at Meridian Mississippi
"Headquarters Military Comt [Committee] Lee's (old) Cav. Div.
"Meridian Miss January 18th 1865
"The Comt ____ [members?] Present.
"Col. James Thelan Presiding Judge.
"Col. T. A. Jones Judge
"Capt. Austin Pollard Judge Advocate.
"The case of Confederate States v. Private O. F. Jorman [sic] Co. 'C' 2nd Mississippi Cavalry set for trial this day was called:
"Accused being present in Comt & having announced himself ready for trial, was asked if he had any objection to any member of the Comt. to which he replied I have none.
"The Comt was cleared of all witnesses. The Accused private O. F. Jorman Co 'C' 2nd Mississippi Cavalry was then arraigned upon the following charge and specification viz:
"Charge. Desertion
"Specification to charge. In this that the said O. F. Jorman, private Co 'C' 2d Miss Cav'ly Regiment, a duly enlisted soldier in the service of the Confederate States, did desert the service of the Confederate States while his command was near the enemy at Mechanicksburg Miss, and in the month of July 1863, and was captured by the post guard on the 2d day of January 1865
"J. P. Nuckols Col
"____ Port of Lauderdale Miss
"To which the accused private O. F. Jorman Co C 2nd Regiment Mississippi Cavalry pleaded as follows viz:
"To the specification not Guilty
"To the charge not Guilty
"Lieut J. G. Brevard. 1st Missouri [Mississippi?] Battery, a witness for the prosecution was called, duly sworn & testified in substance as follows viz:
"Examined by the Judge Advocate
"Question: Do you know accused?
"Answer: I do know him.
"Question: What is his rank, & of what Co. & Regt is he a member if any?
"Answer: He is a private in the 2nd Regiment of Mississippi Cavalry, as accused stated to me, but of what Co. I do not know.
"Question: Is he, or not, an enlisted soldier in the service of the Confederate States?
"Answer: Accused acknowledged to me that he was.
"Question: He is charged with desertion; tell all you know on the subject of your own knowledge or from what you heard accused say, giving tim & place fully.
"Answer: I am the commander of the Postguard at Lauderdale Miss, a portion of which are detailed as scouts to capture all deserters from the Army & parties absent without leave. It was reported to me that accused was a deserter. One Jamison* sergeant of Co. 'C' 2nd Miss Cavalry happened to be at Lauderdale at the time. I obtained his services in piloting me to the house of accused for which purpose I obtained some men. Accused was possessed of a very fine gun & as an incentive to the men I promised that the man who first laid his hand on accused should have the gun.
"When we reached his house we knocked at the door, but no response being made, I burst the button off the door with the end of a musket. Jorman was in bed covered up. Sergt Jamison rushed up & first laid hold of him & took him out of bed. I then charged accused with being a deserter - he replied that he has papers. I asked to see them - he then shewed me an informal furlough from a Capt Gill__[?] commanding scouts on the Mississippi River. I informed him that his furlough had no proper endorsements & that he was a deserter from the 2nd Mississippi Cavalry - he then confessed that he was a deserter, that he knew he had done wrong and that he expected he would have to bear the penalty. I remarked, during the conversation, to him that he would be shot - he replied that he could not help it that he had done wrong & he knew it. I asked him how he had escaped so long - he said he had escaped from a guard before, & a portion of the time had been in Alabama laboring at the saltworks but that in consequence of his age nobody ever troubled him.
"I give only the substance of the conversation not pretending to give the precise words used. This took place at Jorman's house about the 1st of January 1865 in Lauderdale Co Miss to the best of my recollection.
"Question: In the Conversation you speak of with accused did he or not say or was anything said in his presence in relation to the time he left his command, or the length of time he was absent from it & where he left it?
"Answer: There was something said by accused in the Conversation above detailed as to the time that accused deserted, my memory is not distinct - but to the best of my recollection it was stated by accused or by Sergt Jamison to accused, that he had been absent for about two years or from the time that Genl Bragg entered upon his Kentucky Campaign. As near as I remember it was stated either by Jamison or by accused who were conversing together on the point that accused deserted at or near Columbus Miss.
"The witness was here turned over to accused who declined.
[page 4, image 9]
"To Cross Examine ____ [Lines?]
"By the Court
"Question: What is the age of accused?
"Answer: I suppose him to be about 55 or 56 years of age.
"The Examination of the witness being completed his testimony hving been read over to & by him approved the witness was caused to retire.
"The Prosecution was here closed.
"Accused declined to introduce any testimony or make any statement.
"The Comt was then cleared for deliberation.
"After mature deliberation the Comt find the accused private O. F. Jorman Co. 'C' 2nd Mississippi Cavalry Regiment as follows:
"Of the Specification Guilty--except the words while his command was near the enemy at Mechanicksburg and in the month of July 1863, substituting therefor the word[s] at or near Columbus Miss in the summer of 1863.
"Of the charge Guilty
"And the Comt do therefore sentence the accused Private OF Jorman Co C. 2d Mississippi Cavalry Regiment to be shot to death with musketry at such time & place as the Commanding General may direct, two thirds of the members of the Comt concurring therein. The Comt recommend that if practicable the sentence be executed in the presence of the Command of accused
"Austin Pollard Capt. } James Phelan, Col.
& Judge Advocate } Presiding Judge &c"
(Category "Civil War 1860-1880," Collection "Confederate Soldier Service Records"; Mississippi; Second Cavalry; O. F. Jarman (images 7-9); Original source: National Archives and Records Administration. (1960). Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Mississippi (Micropublication M269, 427 rolls); Record Group 109; National Archives Bldg., Washington, D.C.)
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The Delft city hall, which underwent a 20th C restoration to the original Renaissance architecture, dates to the 17th C and architect Hendrick de Keyser following a fire in 1618 which destroyed an earlier building, The red shutters are iconic. The Gothic tower at the rear is a 13th C limestone-covered structure which survived the fire and was used as a prison ( among other occupants Bathasar Gerard ). The clockface dates from 1536. Below the coat of arms is a statue of Justice.
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The City Hall is one of the most beautifully decorated buildings in Delft. You'll find it at the same square of the New Church. It was built in the early 17th century. It was designed by the Dutch architect De Keyser. Some of the parts of this building even date back to 13th century. You can visit one of the rooms on weekdays between 8 and 4:30.
This is one of the most inescapable buildings in all of Delft and should not be missed. In the 13th century, when this place was the property of the Count of Holland, a central court stood here. In 1435 the whole area, including the market square, came into the hands of the city of Delft and a town hall was created within the existing complex. Due to constant expansion the town hall evolved around the old tower that used to be the prison.
During a destructive fire of 1536 the town hall burnt down. Though restored to some degree it was modernized and increased in size. Further construction in the 16th century led to the shape of the general shape of magnificent building that we see today. In 1618 the town hall again burnt to the ground, leaving only the central tower slightly damaged. Several architects made designs for a new town hall and eventually Hendrick de Keyser was choosen. His plans used the old tower again and surrounded it with the vast building that is beautifully decorated and has many windows. It was finished in 1620.
One thing you can clearly see, especially in pic 3, is where the town crier used to stand to deliver messages from the little balcony on the first floor.
Except for a tower called Het Nieuwe Steen, the town hall burnt down in the early 17th century. The building was replaced by a design presented by the architect Hendrick de Keyser. The present day façade of the building has been restored to this 17th century vision.
This beautiful building is a historical and, royal heritage out of the Middle Ages. Its history tells the association with the Royal Court, a former prison tower out of the 13th century, the market place and the Old Church ...
It is the medieval Delft Town Hall (Stadhuis) that was built in brick, finally finished by the popular architect Hendrick de Keyser around 1619. The beauty of the delicacy and almost balanced symmetry got famous. Even some modernizations and changes could not take away its beauty or diminish its importance in history ...
While we did not visit the interior of the town hall, we did enjoy it from the market grounds with our beer and coffee. Much, or rather most of the original buildling was burnt down and then later rebuilt, you can find out more at the website I have added.
The town hall is one of the most beautiful buildings in Delft. It was built between 1618 and 1620 by Hendrik de Keyser using parts of a former town hall. The tower (het steen) is from the 13th century and is said to be a prison in former times. The front of the building, showing the coat of arms of the province of Holland, is an outstanding example for the dutch architecture in the golden age.
If you want to make nice photos, avoid thursdays as this is the market day.
As far as I know, the only chance to visit the tower is with a tour of the gidsenservice (see below). Anyway, I can't tell you if it is worth a visit or not (perhaps more infos next year :) )
The town hall was designed by Hendrick de Keyser using bits from the former court of the count of Holland that stood at this location, most notably its tower. The rest of the building, built between 1618 and 1620, is a vdery nice example of Manneristic architecture, and has a richly decorated front.
You can only get inside of this beautiful building twice a year, otherwise it is almost impossible. The Town Hall is mostly used for celebrations such as weddings, during which you could maybe get a chance to walk inside at see more. The tower that is attached to it has a very interesting story to tell, it was used as a prison, when Delft was on fire, the prisoners where the first ones to notice it and started screaming, they then were offered to help to stop the fire and in return all of them were set free.
on the markt on the other site of nieuwe kerk you can see the stadhuis.
Of the original mediaeval building of the Stadhuis or Raadhuis, located on Markt square, which burnt down in 1618, only the squat central tower towards the back remains. The rest of the edifice was rebuilt around it in 1620 in a festive Northern Renaissance style by architect Hendrick de Keijzer (1565-1621).
The town hall is difficult to miss once you've come on the main square.. And even before that time, it's tower will tell you where you have to go..
The town hall was constructed between 1618 and 1620 but made use of the remaining parts if the burned down older town hall. From that fire the current big tower called het Steen (13th century) and a few walls remained.
That's what you get when you play at being tourist. You suddenly find yourself standing in the way of a wedding procession. After all, the monumental Town Hall is not just a thing of the past but also a feature of the present.
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