Subject: Sv: [BoundaryPoint] Peter Heering<br/>
Date: Aug 22, 2000 @ 18:10<br/>
Author: Peter Hering (&quot;Peter Hering&quot; &lt;hering@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1465663119">Kære Emil,<br/>
jeg havde helt overset at du - naturligvis - også taler dansk. In exchange for<br/>
my explaining the somehow confusing realities about the Heerings and the<br/>
Herings (what&#39;s next, the Herring&#39;s..?)I&#39;d like to know about your name as well, it definitely doesn&#39;t sound Nordic to me...<br/>
As far as our discussion on border controls is concerned, maybe you know that Denmark within a couple of month will join the socalled &quot;Schengen&quot; group of countries. As a consequence the border control between DK and D will be<br/>
suspended - and then any traveler can go from the Northernmost point of<br/>
Continental Europe - the North Cape in Norway - to the South of Italy or<br/>
Portugal without having to produce the passport at any point. It&#39;s quite a<br/>
progress compared to the situation 50 years ago, isn&#39;t it ?!<br/>
What about a nice little bet on the WC-Qualifier IS-DK in Reykjavik next<br/>
Saturday - loser pays a large beer ? OK, you&#39;re first...<br/>
Regards <br/>
Peter<br/>
Ølstykke/DK<br/>
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From: Emil Boasson &lt;<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="mailto:eb3@...">eb3@...</a>&gt;<br/>
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Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2000 3:51 PM<br/>
Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Peter Heering<br/>
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&gt; Kære Peter<br/>
&gt; Thanks for correcting my spelling of Peter Heering.  I guess that discussion on that excellent liqueur is a bit out of point and beyond the boundaries of the discussion group.  But anyhow skål!<br/>
&gt; Real football is something to watch.  If I remember Iceland won Denmark in the first match in Iceland around 1907.  Since then we have been the under dog and humulated once with the score of 1 to 13 in the 60s.<br/>
&gt; As I wrote yesterday Icelanders have hard time to decide where to stay and like to be able to go both ways.  The Monroe Doctrine (Dec 1823) that the U.S. would regard as an unfriendly act any attempt by European nation to interfere in<br/>
&gt; the affairs of the American countries or increase its possessions on the American Continents&quot; was used as a pretext when U.S in July 1941 took over the defense of Iceland from U.K.  This was 5 months before Pearl Harbor.  U.S. became<br/>
&gt; active partner of the WW2 by that act, but only by using the Monroe Doctrine.  The moral of the story.  Borders, points and national identity can move from place to place over time.  This is a Spatial-Temporal issue.<br/>
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&gt; Best regards<br/>
&gt; Emil<br/>
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