Aartsrivalen Gordon and Marc-Marie together on television Metronieuws.nl

A little tension on your crt? That is soon to be moustache. On Monday 17 October is a brand new season of The Smartest Man in the World on the Belgian channel FOUR to see, with aartsrivalen Gordon and Marc-Marie Huijbregts.

Gordon and Marc-Marie in the program, made FOUR Tuesday known. The two can take each other for years, not the skies, or see it, but Gordon will still be a bit need to do to build goodwill with Marc-Marie. The latter takes place as a jury member, while Gordon is in the candidates of the Belgian version of The Smartest Person company.

Gay rights

In 2007, the feud between the two tv personalities, then Huijbregts about Gordon and his colleague Gerard Joling in the Gay Krant said that he “doubted whether their antics the emancipation to do well.” Until 2012, it seemed Gordon on the quote to go, when he was in the VARAgids reported that he wegzapt as soon as Marc-Marie on tv. “In The World Turns, he is successful because he there are contributes. As a soloist it is a lot harder. Too little personality," said Gordon.

'Sour mouth'

In 2013, Gordon became to put it mildly, a bit brighter when it was about Marc-Marie went in a radio broadcast on 3FM. There he called Marc-Marie a “spermicide,” and he indicated that he thinks that he has a “sour mouth”.

In december 2015, was the last sneer of Gordon towards Marc-Marie during the program 5 Years Later, though he did the decision in 2010. “I’m not, of course, a person’s death predict, but I hope that he is about five years more on television do it,” said Goor when about him, where five years later he tasty to be able to laugh about it.

We predict in any case, a fun night television as these two together in the studio to sit.

Beautiful television about the fear of the unknown – Volkskrant

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65 years of television: they pulled the plug out – Metronieuws.nl

Hooray! Sixty-five years ago, on 2 October 1951, was the first official Dutch television broadcast of the start. The unit seems to be since then, it is impossible to think from the Dutch living room.

Herman got you (34) and Evelien Matthijssen (35) see, however, differently: they both have the tv out the door and done, and thus are among the 3 percent of the Dutch households that no televisieabonnement (more). “If you’re not watching tv, you get the chance to focus your attention on what you really like, such as friends and family,” says Herman.

Gathering

In the United States, it is a trend that is already some time to play: consumers who are aware of their subscription and unsubscribe, because they are with the current online offer see everything, or because a life without television them more rest for him.

Green Evelien, as she herself mentions on her blog, sees that spending time with the family back at the heart of comes to now tv is not a central place occupies in the living room. “We have no tv, not only to our consumption of electricity is to reduce, but also simply because it gives us more peace of mind. You have more attention for each other."

“For me, the tv is not an important contribution to life,” adds Herman. “It acts more as a kind of padding and distractions. This is my background in buddhist studies and aikido instructor was also decisive for my choice.”

Content

From the most recent research from Telecompaper shows that Dutch consumers an average of 38 percent of their daily viewing time to devote to old-fashioned (linear) watching television. The rest of the daily portion goes to the online viewing of video content, primarily through internet video services like Netflix, YouTube, NLziet and Videoland.

In total, we spend approximately 287 minutes per day watching video content (almost five hours). Less and less of this time goes into the traditional look (110 minutes).

“Our three children are without television grew up,” says Evelyn. “At a younger age, they spoke with admiration about grandpa and grandma, because “who have a tv”. Then I told them that is not grandpa and grandma is the exception, but we do."

Liberation

However, Herman and Evelyn is not the feeling of missing something. “Although I have certain programs can’t say, missing me nothing,” says Herman. “Important events I hear through social media and there is always the possibility of broadcasting to look back at my laptop. I do, on average, one time in the week."

Evelyn: “A life without tv makes me feel like a liberation. I live rather my own life than to look at the life of another."

do you Want to know how the first official television broadcast of the NTS looks like? Watch the video below:

65 years of television: they pulled the plug out – Metronieuws.nl

Hooray! Sixty-five years ago, on 2 October 1951, was the first official Dutch television broadcast of the start. The unit seems to be since then, it is impossible to think from the Dutch living room.

Herman got you (34) and Evelien Matthijssen (35) see, however, differently: they both have the tv out the door and done, and thus are among the 3 percent of the Dutch households that no televisieabonnement (more). “If you’re not watching tv, you get the chance to focus your attention on what you really like, such as friends and family,” says Herman.

Gathering

In the United States, it is a trend that is already some time to play: consumers who are aware of their subscription and unsubscribe, because they are with the current online offer see everything, or because a life without television them more rest for him.

Green Evelien, as she herself mentions on her blog, sees that spending time with the family back at the heart of comes to now tv is not a central place occupies in the living room. “We have no tv, not only to our consumption of electricity is to reduce, but also simply because it gives us more peace of mind. You have more attention for each other."

“For me, the tv is not an important contribution to life,” adds Herman. “It acts more as a kind of padding and distractions. This is my background in buddhist studies and aikido instructor was also decisive for my choice.”

Content

From the most recent research from Telecompaper shows that Dutch consumers an average of 38 percent of their daily viewing time to devote to old-fashioned (linear) watching television. The rest of the daily portion goes to the online viewing of video content, primarily through internet video services like Netflix, YouTube, NLziet and Videoland.

In total, we spend approximately 287 minutes per day watching video content (almost five hours). Less and less of this time goes into the traditional look (110 minutes).

“Our three children are without television grew up,” says Evelyn. “At a younger age, they spoke with admiration about grandpa and grandma, because “who have a tv”. Then I told them that is not grandpa and grandma is the exception, but we do."

Liberation

However, Herman and Evelyn is not the feeling of missing something. “Although I have certain programs can’t say, missing me nothing,” says Herman. “Important events I hear through social media and there is always the possibility of broadcasting to look back at my laptop. I do, on average, one time in the week."

Evelyn: “A life without tv makes me feel like a liberation. I live rather my own life than to look at the life of another."

do you Want to know how the first official television broadcast of the NTS looks like? Watch the video below:

Traffic chaos and the police at the first tv-show, today 65 years ago – NOS

“Crowded cafes, traffic jams and family reunions at first official broadcast”, is the headline in the Limburgsch Newspaper on 3 October 1951. The smiling face of the first Dutch omroepster Jeanne Rose is the first image that the night before on a few hundred screens. The netherlands has a tv.

From Bussum today was 65 years ago, the first Dutch tv program broadcasted by the predecessor of the public broadcasting system. Television was our window on the world, was responsible for cosy family evenings for the pipe, with chips and a coke.

Everyone wanted to witness the very first broadcast. Viewers gathered en masse in pubs and shop windows of shops, that this special had furnished.

Also a radiohandelaar in the Amsterdam Kinkerstraat had a television set in the window placed. Dozens of children expressed their snoetjes against the window panes, it was becoming increasingly busier. So busy, that the tension rose.

“The audience had barely the omroepster can admire, or the police took the case”, wrote the newspaper The Truth about the situation. “Sir, you must have the broadcast stop. Brings you the safety of the traffic in danger.” Under protest of the huge mass, the screening was eventually discontinued.

Alonso is qualifying, especially for the television follow – GPUpdate.net

september 30, 2016 – With a fifth place in the first free practice, and a seventh in the second one was Fernando Alonso there Friday excellent in Sepang. However, the day tomorrow (Saturday) to him, anyway, not a lot, because as a result of a gridpenalty should the McLaren driver at the back.

Alonso used Friday various new, improved, engine components, and as a result, a gridpenalty of thirty places on his pants. What he also does in qualification, he will be at the back. And so he is little energy in the qualification of stitches. “That session will for me be very short, because of my punishment. I will have a lap time drop to meet the 107-percentage rule had been conceived to comply and take the qualification further for the tv will follow. We go as far as possible tyres spare for the race.”

On Saturday and Sunday will Alonso are new engine components, however, not to use. To the material to spare, this engine should be the rest of the season, will this pass in Suzuka again be used. The rest of the weekend Alonso with the engine that he found in the Spa for the first time used.