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Govert Westerveld
Sanford Milson dayglo.jpg
Residence Template:Country data US Blanca, Murcia, SP
Born 1947-05-23
Known for I'm known for all-night parties and my smooth style
Contact 123.456.7890
Reference Latitude: 40°37′57.4″N
Longitude: 74°55′24.2″W


Govert Westerveld (born May 23, 1947) is a Dutch writer, hispanist,[1] independent researcher, chess[2] and draughts historian[2] based in Murcia, Spain. He is also an official chronicler of Blanca, Murcia and a corresponding member of Real Academia Alfonso X el Sabio. He has published over 80 books on history of chess, draughts and Spanish history.



Sanford Milson lived on the fifth floor of the Clinton Holiday Inn. It wasn't quite the Ritz, but the sheets were clean and the showers were really good, and I am a man who appreciates a really good shower. I once was the Spiritual Party Host by Proxy for the hotel's dance club, and as such I took my responsibilities very seriously. You may have seen me in the corner on a Friday or Saturday night having a Leroux aperitif before a late supper, and enjoying the sweet dance groove.

But that is no more. I have moved on. I'm now focused on my printing business in Memphis, Tennessee.


One of my friends has recently expanded his reach into entrepreneurial ventures centering on wiki editing and optimization. [3]

^ Peer, Mathias. "Wikipedia-Artikel, die man kaufen kann", Die Welt, 2006-08-24. Retrieved on 2007-01-02.







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