Advance Directive. Practitioner Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST) Governor Christie signed legislation in 2011 that enabled patients to indicate their preferences regarding life-sustaining treatment through the Practitioner Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment (POLST) form.
8 Retrieved 13 November 2009 from http://www.ancessry.comFaxts/Friesen-occupations.ashx. 9 Frisian Mennonites (Dutch, Vriezen, Friezen; German, Friesen), a branch of the Dutch Mennonites in the past, which originated in 1566 in opposition to the Flemish Mennonite group and was also transplanted to West Prussia.he Netherlands ~ Friesland shown in light green (red dots mark provincial capitals and black dots other notable cities and towns) 25 The origin of Friesen is of Dutch and German descent. Friesland, a province of Holland â has a connection to the Netherlands, prior to the one to Germany.
Why are the people in the Netherlands called 'Dutch'? Dutch stems from the Germanic term 'duutsch' - which referred to the Germanic people. The Germanic people were all the people speaking Germanic languages - now Dutch, German, Friesisch and various dialects in the region. The 'Pensylvania Dutch' is a term that derives from the old meaning - these are people who emigrated from what's now the Netherlands and Germany to what's now the USA. Currently the term 'Dutch' is used in English both for the people of The Netherlands, and the language they speak. Both are called 'Nederland's' in Dutch.