haag

The Den Haag municipality banned away fans at ADO Den Haag - Ajax games for over 10 years.

It's worth noting when the foundation has registered itself an address in Haag for some reason.

Even in slightly bigger teams, it can be hacker culture; q42 (den haag) comes to mind.

Not fun when you really can't miss getting to the destination on time - say from Den Haag to Schiphol.

I don't know enough about it to know how the Haag theorem, mentioned in another comment impacts this.

On the train route between Den Haag and Amsterdam, one of the busiest routes in the country presumably, reception is constantly dropping out.

My comparison was indeed limited, I only lived in center of Den Haag as a foreigner.

But I was able to follow a Dutch tour guide in Den Haag just fine when she was explaining things in Dutch.

Also, it definitely is cheaper than those cities, even if you're in Amsterdam (and cities like Utrecht or Den Haag are a lot cheaper than Amsterdam too).

Last summer I did an internship in Den Haag with Streamtech.

> Better example could perhaps be The Hague (Den Haag or 's- Gravenhage in dutch).

If I want to, there's 24h train services to the dense city centers of Rotterdam (15 minutes), Den Haag (15 minutes) and Amsterdam (45 minutes).

Even so, US Attorneys have a great amount of autonomy, and Holder directly "reigning in" Haag could be seen as political interference (it is still a violation of federal law, after all).

“That’s going to seem like unsuspicious traffic,” says Maarten Uijt de Haag, a professor of electrical engineering at Ohio University.

I’ve heard “kleivormen” in Hoorn, “klei maken” (a little more gross - no surprise given their famous export, disease swearing, I suppose) in Den Haag, and “kleien” below the great rivers.

The major cities (Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht, Den Haag) typically have 4 trains/hour going between them.

I don't think so, the official name is 's-Gravenhage, even though many people and official organizations use Den Haag.

I spent 4 years and some in NL(Den Haag) and I never got past the numbers and greetings in Dutch...