This year’s theme (Some-

where in Time) offers a great opportunity for our speakers

to reflect on the past, the present, and the future. For a day we are all historians,

futurists, and time travelers. I know many of you are

familiar with the term back-casting. Backcasters imagine where they want to be in the future and then map the path

to that future backwards, step-by-step, until they get to the present day. In this way they can understand what

needs to be done; to arrive at the desired point in time and

break free of the assumptions of the present and current

trends and fashions, in order to create something new.

I think what TEDx visitors have in common is that they want the future to be better than the present. We want

to leave the world as a better place. We’d like the future

to be a time of peace, a time of plenty, a time of justice,

a time of creativity, joy, and freedom. If we were back-casters we would describe

that future and map out ways to get there.

This is what TEDxAmster-dam is all about: it’s about

taking the ideas that will lead us into a better future, shar-ing them, and making them happen: ideas worth sharing

and worth doing.

The performers and speak-ers planned for today have all imagined their version

of the future. They all work towards achieving it. They do it with invention, innovation, and inspiration. Time is their teacher, and they use the past,

present, and future to create something new and

exciting.

Today is a day to be remind-ed not of what divides us, but what brings us together. We

are all united in time.ß

Dear TEDxAmsterdam Community,

HERE WE ARE AGAIN SOMEWHERE IN TIME

RIGHT HERE, RIGHT NOW.TOGETHER FOR THE

SIXTH ANNUAL TEDxAMSTERDAM EVENT.

JIM STOLZE

ON STAGE

TEDxAmsterdam 2014 – Opening CeremonySomewhere in Time…Nora Fisher, Egidius Kwartet, Nepco, Kapok and KO Brass -Starts at 9:00

Kumi Naidoo is a South African human rights activist and the International Executive Director of Greenpeace. He has a long history of social activism, bat-tling apartheid in South Africa in the 1970s and 1980s. He has led global campaigns to end pov-erty and protect human rights, most recently, the Global Call for Climate Action.On stage at 09:45.

Composer Huba de Graaff has investi-gated the phenomenon of singing versus speech. In her audio research on singing monkeys she

found that the song of apes, when recorded and played back slowly, sounds a lot like Medi-eval polyphonic song. The Egidius Quartet will perform her composition Apera. Starts at 10:05

As a psychiatrist and a professor at Harvard Medical School and the director of Research for the Department of Psy-chiatry, George Vaillant is responsible for the longest longitudi-nal study of human de-velopment ever undertak-en. Since 1938 this study has kept an eye on 200 men. It offers welcome news for the new old age.On stage at 10:20

Nora Fisher and Claron McFadden will perform a piece of Monteverdi together with Mike Fentross on theorbe.Starts at 10:40

Michaela DePrince is a star ballerina who grew up in Sierra Leone during a time of civil war. In her TEDxAmsterdam Talk she will not talk about what she’s been through, but about the impact that a single person can have right now for the future of someone else’s life. On stage 10:50

Photographer Jimmy Nelson set out to document the world’s last indigenous cultures, which are rap-idly disappearing. Since his TEDxAmsterdam Talk in 2013 a lot has

ON STAGEhappened. He gives us an update.Starts at 11:30

Nora Fischer will sing a piece from the the reality opera THE NEWS by avant-pop compos-er JacobTV. This show uses speech grooves, video, international media footage and live music, with the theme of creating a critical spotlight on our media driven society.Starts at 11:41

Kim Spierenburg found consolation in her violin while battling an auto-immune disease in her childhood. She will explain what the violin has taught her, and how it taught her to always be positive, even when in pain. She is currently studying at the Amster-dam Conservatory.On stage 11:44

Rainer Goebel is a professor of Cognitive Neuroscience and found-ing director of the Maas-tricht Brain Imaging Cen-tre. In short: his research shows how we think. He will share what we can learn from the brain to actually help people.Starts at 11:54

Remy van Kesteren started playing harp at the age of 5 and entered the con-servatory only fi ve years later. He recently won the largest international harp competition in the world, reached 500,000 visi-tors during the Night of the Proms and took on a number of ambitious proj-ects. At TEDxAmsterdam Remy describes his fi rst meeting with his teacher Isabelle Moretti, and how she taught him to blend passion and technique.Starts at 12:14

3 AWARD FINALISTS -Bucket Line –

Sergio van Santvoort Vorst

Matching people who are in need of help (due to e.g. severe illness) with

people in their neighbor-hood who are willing to

help.Plastic Madonna –

Peter SmithWhen litter meets art, faith in humanity gets

restored.Candy becomes plastic – Gerben

StoutenHow to solve the plastic

waste issue in the world? Using bacteria that eat waste and produce bio

plastic.Starts at 12:26.

Kris Berry is a Caribbean singer and songwriter. Her music represents the essence of the places where she grew up: the islands Cu-racao and St. Maarten. Her style represents all things southern and includes Latin, jazz and gospel.Starts at 12:53

ON STAGE

The moment you phys-ically touch an icon is the moment you escape time, says artist Job Koelewijn about his project One Taste. The audience of TEDxAmster-dam will literally taste that…. This performance presented by Lucas de Man is part of “De Grote Kunstshow” [The Big Art Show] an intiative of Johan Idema, Nina Folkersma and Stads-schouwburg Amsterdam Expanding Theater.Starts at 12:59

Simon Anholt founded the Good Coun-try Index, the world’s fi rst study of how much each country on earth contributes to the rest of humanity and to the planet. He leads youth, corporations, NGOs, global associations and institutions, and am-bitious world leaders,

to help the world work, gooder’.Starts at 14:15

Ties Mellema & Friends: Nora Fish-er & The Four Baritones. Together with Ties Melle-ma and the Four Baritons, Nora will sing two pieces from the Beck Song Reader Project: ‘Please leave a light on when you go” (arr. Mor-ris Kliphuis) & “Rough on Rats” (arr. Tini Thomsen).Starts at 14:29

Simon Anholt - Part 2Starts at 14:34

The art of dying - Chris Nietvelt, Else-linde & Eline Bergmann and Dennis RudgeAt TEDxAmsterdam we will bear witness to three deaths on stage. Othello’s sad suicide by Dennis Rudge, le grande fi nale from the opera La

Traviata by Else-linde Buitenhuis en Eline Bergmann and Chris Nietvelt’s last breath in Sentimenti. Gian van Grunsven and Bert Hana created this tribute to the death-scene: “Our thinking should reveal the truth, but often the arts can intensify our experience of reality by redescribing it.” Starts at 14:40

Ari Seth Cohen is the creator of Advanced Style, a street style blog documenting the fash-ion and wisdom of older people. Cohen’s blog was made into a best-selling book and a documenta-ry. Cohen is passionate about his subjects and society’s treatment of older people.The very stylish Debra Rapoport will accom-pany Ari Seth Cohen. She is a fashion blogger, a textile designer and was named: ‘Most Stylish New Yorker’, by Time Out Magazine. Debra is in her sixties and that only adds to her

luscious personal style and sense of fashion.Start at 14:45This is followed by The Art of Dying II

Henk ‘Tattoo King’ Schiffmach-er will talk about how tattooing is one way people choose to com-memorate someone they lost. Often people try to replace mental pain with physical pain. “It distracts you from your brain pain and gives you some real pain”, Schiff-macher says.Starts at 15:00

Duncan Stutter-heim is a well-known entrepreneur in music, festivals, and dance. He has fostered many start-ups where youth culture and innovation collide. His latest project is called ‘Open House’ and enables startups in the

entertainment industry to get noticed.Starts at 15:29Followed by The Art of Dying III

Eran and George are two friends. One is Syrian, the other a Jew. An unlikely friendship in an unlikely time. The war in Syria continues and confl ict in Israel seems never-ending. Yet Eran and George have decided to solve these crises and fi nd a way for world peace.On stage: 16:15

Ton van Oostwaard is an engineer on a mission. He is trying to clear up the air surrounding the city of Amsterdam, by building a green ‘belt’ of pollution ab-sorbing plants. Amsterdam is surrounded by an empty area used for its defense, the perfect place to plant those CO2 eating shrubs!Starts at 16:35

Peninah Nthenya Musyimi grew up surrounded by prosti-tution, violence against women and low expec-tations in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya. She fi n-ished school and decided to help the vulnerable in a world ‘which is cruel to girls’. She helps girls in the slums of Kenya to feel safe, play sports and get educated.Starts at 16:41

David Allen has mastered a good work-life balance. He became the apostle for overworked professionals with busy lifestyles. David Allen has written three books, Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity, explaining his productivity program, and Ready for Anything: 52 Productivity Principles for Work and Life.Starts at 16:55

ON STAGE

Neelie Kroes started her political career over 40 years ago. After an extensive career on the board of commissioners of multinational corpo-rations she became the European Commissioner for Competition for the Barroso Commission. She continued to serve in the second term as the new European Commis-sioner for Digital Agenda.Starts at 17:13

ON STAGEJoep Lange spent much of his career re-searching HIV/AIDS and advocating for im-proved access to therapy in developing countries. He died tragically when Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 was shot down over the Ukraine in July 2014. Before his departure, he worked on a booklet about his research in Africa. In his memory, Kees Hulst will share his story.Starts at 17:28

Nicole Beutler lives and works in Amsterdam as a choreographer and theater maker. Her work is

situated on the threshold of dance, performance, and visual arts and often refers to history. Her per-formance “ECHO: There is no such thing as lost time” is a dialogue with the past, present, and future of dance.Starts at 17:44

The food concept be-hind this year’s TEDx-Amsterdam is powered by VanChefs. VanChefs connects you to the best local chefs to easily book unique food experienc-es online. They tell the stories behind your food from chefs with ideas worth spreading.

On the 28th, you’ll be tasting the story of Chef Miguel, the front-foodie from Junk Food Kitch-

en. Junk Food Kitch-en serves healthy fast food from the slow lane, powered by a politically and anatomically incor-rect hands-on mentality. Chef Miguel cooks with more love and more handles than you can handle.So sit back, relax and get yourself ready for a state of the art menu containing lettuce from the ocean, forbidden rice species, meatless meat,

a collection of colonial spices and grasshopper crunches. Even after a full day of inspira-tion Miguel’s comfy avant-garde version of the classic “Kapsalon” will blow you away.

In addition, fi nd organic fruit , great brew from CrafTEDxCoffee crew, great chocolate and Bites We Love in the different snack-clocks at every fl oor. Enjoy!

C H E F S W I T H I D E A S W O R T H S P R E A D I N G !

On a giant bulletin board in the Ajax Foyer guests can leave their questions, share their expertise, and find a

connection to a certain per-son, company or service. And of course guests are encour-aged to reply! The bulletin

board is powered by Essent.There is also a giant phone where you can take a selfie

with fellow guests to be post on Twitter. Need a fresh

charge for your phone? Look no further. A charging station and the selfie stage is powered

by KPN.

TIME TO CAPTURE

Do you want your ideas to travel time? Come to the

Plein Foyer where you find a special mailbox. You can

leave the best thoughts of the day on a postcard and send it to your future self. Your postcard will arrive to your

home… Somewhere in Time. Next to the mailbox is our

TEDxAmsterdam Bookshop by ABC Bookstore.

This year one book will be

given to all guests a gift from publishers Atlas Contact. The

book contains the best talk from last year’s edition by

Jimmy Nelson.

TIME TO TALK, PLAY AND RELAX

The Royal Foyer will be transformed to a cosy living

room, powered by ING. You can invite fellow guests to

engage in conversation. Need some more excitement? Visit the Gijsbrecht Bordes, where

you can experience Virtual Reality and the Future of

Gaming, powered by Dell. You can recharge in the

Marnix Bordes where Lulu-lemon has made an area for

relaxation.

THE MINISTERY OF TIME

Specially for TEDxAm-sterdam The Ampersand Assembly are portraying

‘The Ministry of Time’. The ministry comes together to

collect the ideas, dreams and wishes of today, in order to

investigate the puzzles of our time. To transgress these ideas

into the future the Ministry has brought a time capsule to conserve these solutions for the next generation to

come. Therefore we will ask each, and every one of you, to bring a personal object

that symbolizes our current moment in time.

At 7:45 PM, November 28th 2014, the time capsule will of-ficially be sealed with a grand ceremony and safely stored

until 2020.

Guests can experience TEDxAmsterdam off stage as well. Take a voyage to the Foyers!

TIME TO SHARE AND TO CONNECT

It all started with a quote from CS

Lewis: “The future is something which everyone reaches at

the rate of 60 minutes an hour, whatever he does, whoever he is.”

This was the starting point for creative

agency We Are Pi to construct this year’s campaign ‘United in time’. Barney Hob-son from We Are Pi: “One pair of hands tells the time. Many hands make history. The Human Clock

THE HUMAN CLOCKis a challenge to unite all of us in seconds,

minutes, hours and days, together.”

OUR IDEA WORTH SPREADING

The idea behind the Human Clock is simple: no matter what your language, your race, no matter where you’re from or what you do, we all have one thing in common – the time we share. The world’s fi rst Human Clock

aims to shine a light on human div ersity by bringing as many faces as possible together

as part of an ever-evolving digital clock.

A CHALLENGE TO MANKIND

In co-ordination with crew, guests and followers of TEDxAmsterdam, the global

TEDx network and beyond, the Human Clock is an iterative open source exper-iment that builds

as each new face is added. The goal is to reach 24 hours worth of one-second faces. The Human Clock is a challenge to man-

kind to celebrate our differences - United

in Time.

One second is one click away. Share

your clock face with the world on Thehu-

manClock.org.

ING Robert Specken, Managing Director Corporate Finance

ING:“ING is proud to be a

partner of TEDxAmster-dam. Creative thinking,

entrepreneurship, innova-tion, knowledge sharing

and partnerships are crucial elements to our daily work. TEDxAmsterdam combines

all of these elements and many more, and provides us the opportunity to be at the forefront of the changes that are happening in our profes-

sional and private lives.”

ESSENTErwin van Laethem, CEO: “Essent aims to play a lead-ing role in the energy tran-

sition. To accomplish this goal we work together, with talents, ambitious entrepre-neurs, start-ups; everyone with brilliant ideas. Ideas

worth spreading and doing: exactly in line with TEDx-Amsterdam’s perspective.

Essent supports this event, not only to inspire, but also to put innovative ideas into action, meet potential part-ners and offer them a net-work to realize their ideas. Together we are moving to

a sustainable future.”

KPNJan-Paul Ouwerkerk,

collaboration consultant KPN: “KPN partners with TEDxAmsterdam because we think bringing people

and ideas together creates the best innovations. It

broadens our horizon so we can support our clients even

better and provide them with solutions of the future.

Finally, by supporting TEDxAmsterdam Award

we help to create a platform for social innovation and

to make The Netherlands a better place.”

AFKClayde Menso, CEO

Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunst (AFK): “The addition of performing arts to the TED Talks is an Idea worth Spreading to us! Artists work in the now yet can catch time/

zeitgeist as no other. At the

TEDxAmsterdam is honored to have the most creative, inspiring and innovative companies backing us.

HERE I S W HY THEY

DO IT

same time mesmerizing art is timeless. This powerful

paradox matches well with this year’s TEDxAmster-

dam theme: Somewhere in Time.”

DELLJeanine Peek, managing

director: “As a technology company we believe that technology can only stay relevant through innova-

tion and innovation follows from shared knowledge and is supercharged by people and inspiration. Not only does Dell innovate their own products, they also want to empower their

customers to use technolo-gy to realize their dreams. That’s why we are a TEDx Amsterdam partner for the

3rd year in a row.”

CLIFFORD CHANCE

Bas Boris Visser, managing partner: “It’s a very inspir-

ing platform, both because of the innovative and inspiring

ideas themselves and the way they are presented. As a partner we offer legal knowl-

edge combined with the experience from our day-to-day work with the business challenges and opportuni-ties the participants of the

TEDxAms Award will face. For example: we provided

support to one of last year’s nominees, now operating

under the name Yoni’’

DELOITTEWassili Bertoen, Managing

Director Deloitte’s Cen-ter for the Edge – Europe: “Technologies and business

strategies are changing at an unprecedented pace. Deloitte’s Center for the

Edge provides substantive perspectives for new growth from emerging opportunities on the edges of business and technology. TEDxAmster-

dam is a valuable partner and this year’s theme shows that again. It gives us the oppor-tunity to also look at things that don’t change so quickly. We are excited and hope you

are too!”

MCKINSEY & COMPANY

Sander Smits, partner at McKinsey&Company in Amsterdam: “We believe in innovation, creativity,

and generally in connecting enthusiastic people to one

another. Connection and col-laboration are the birthplace

of entrepreneurship and we strongly believe in the

positive impact of the TEDx community on the Dutch

society.”

10 WAYS TO EXPERIENCE

TEDx AMSTERDAM 2014

For those who have not received a personal invitation for TEDxAmsterdam 2014 there are still many ways to experience TEDxAmsterdam. Here’s how…

This year the TEDxAm-sterdam program expands

beyond the walls of the Stadsschouwburg into the

Leidseplein and this year the Vondelpark. Here, you can watch our program on big screens and see live perfor-

mances and talks.

ICE SKATING AT THE LEIDSEPLEIN

While skating and swirling on the ice rink at the Leidse-plein you can actually listen to TED Talks. Owner Frans

Stuy will provide head-phones to skaters. Feeling less athletic? Our program will be livestreamed on the

giant screen on the City Movie Theater throughout the day. Enjoy the subtitled talks amidst the hustle of the

Leidseplein.

DADARA TELLS TIME

Dadara will perform a ‘living clock’ in front of the theater on the Leidseplein.

Donate one minute of your time and become a part of

the art installation, which fits this year’s theme perfectly…

Somewhere in Time.

YOUR OWN TALK IN TAXI ELECTRIC

Ever dreamed of giving your own TED Talk? Now you can. Taxi Electric has

equipped several cabs with cameras. Passengers can share their ideas worth spreading.

We will publish the best one-minute talks on our web-

site and social media.

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM AT VONDEL CS

Enjoy the program in the Vondelpark on big screens in Vondel CS, the former

film museum. Admission is free. There will be an addi-tional program of talks and mini lectures on science and

technology, organized by our partners of the Amsterdam

Science Park.

VIEWING PARTIES

Visit a viewing party to enjoy TEDxAmsterdam 2014

via livestream. At the Zui-das, Amsterdam’s business district, De Nieuwe Poort

will also stream our program, with free admission. In addi-tion the large screen at WTC will be your open-air TEDx

cinema during the day, hosted by Hello Zuidas. In the east part of town, you can watch

our livestream at Studio/K on the Timorplein. In Wester-park the program will be

streamed on a movie screen in Het Ketelhuis and Impact Hub Amsterdam, situated on

the Westergasterrein.

ON THE GO?

Traveling on November 28th? Plan an extra hour in your schedule and watch

TEDxAmsterdam 2014 on screens at Schiphol Airport

and at Amsterdam Zuid Station.

SPACES

If you are a member of spac-es you can watch our pro-

gram through a live stream at Spaces.

LIVE REPORTING On November 28th our website looks completely differ-ent. Watch the live streams and follow

live reporting from in and around the Stads-schouwburg. A team of volunteers reports

on all activities on stage, the Leidseplein

and in Vondel CS. This online platform

was made with TagtheLove.com,

built by Mobypic-ture. Watch a multi-tude of live streams,

news feeds, and video reports from our

partner Feller Media.

LIVE STREAMS We bring a record num-ber of ways to watch

TEDxAmsterdam. There’s not only a regular live stream,

we also offer a subtitled live stream:

convenient for a noisy environment. And for the first time, in a third live stream cer-

tified sign language translators will translate all talks into international sign for the deaf audience Finally, you can watch the fourth

live stream in 3D if you own an Oculus Rift or a Google’s cardboard virtual reality kit.

VIDEO WITH A TWITTER FEED TEDxAmsterdam has a technological exclu-sive. We are teaming up with SAAM, a new media innovation by Dagan Cohen. SAAM is an application bringing video and Twit-

ter together on one screen. While watching a talk online, you can follow the Twitter

discussion. Missed it? Every video posted on TEDxAmsterdam will be accompanied by its

Twitter archive.

MOOD SENSING This year we experiment with mood

sensing. The Stadsschouwburg is equipped with cameras facing the audience. Footage from our audience will be run through face recognition software, analyzed and catego-rized by emotion. Talks will be graded by the mood they set, and we will report on these findings later. It’s organized by our partner Dell in collaboration with Hand-

made UX and Sightcorp.

DOWNLOAD OUR APP Our main

partners KPN and ING joined forces to make this year’s TEDxAmsterdam

app, which contains the program, speaker

info and all pitch-es from our award

nominees. Keen to watch a specific talk

in the stream? Set the alarm in the app. Download it for free in the iTunes Store or Google Play. Search

for TEDx-Amsterdam.

HOW TO WATCHTEDx AMSTERD AM 2014

TEDXAMSTERDAM 2014 WILL NO T O NLY BE SO ME-WHERE IN T IME , IT WILL ALSO BE AVA ILA BLE TO

WATCH SOMEWHERE IN SPAC E . THE EVENT W ILL BE L IVE STREAMED ON NOVEMBER 28TH FR O M 9 A M

T ILL 6 :30 PM. SEVERAL TECHN IC A L BR EA K THR O UGHS MAKE WATCHING TEDxA MSTER D A M Q UITE

EXCIT ING. SO TUNE IN !

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THANK YOUTEDx AMSTERDAM 2014

Ad Maas, Adriaan Schiphorst, Ailin Haijer,

Albertine Piels, Alex Bennett Grant, Alina

Musayeva, Amanda Rijff, Ambar Surastri, Amelie

Güntner, Andrea Van Den Bos, Andrew Croasdale, Anita Mooiweer, Anne Cramwinckel, Anneloes

Krist, Anouk Dingelstad, Asha Lalai, Ayla Breij, Barbara Austin, Barney

Hobson, Bart Gramberg, Bart Heemskerk, Bart

Febere, Bas Beukers, Bas Berensen, Bas Uterwijk,

Bas de Boer, Ben Wolters, Berry Helsloot, Bert

Hana, Bibi Veth, Bonne Postma, Bow Evers, Bram Pauwels, Bram

Dingemans, Brammert Ottens, Brandon O’Dell, Brenda Smeenge, C. den Boer, Carolien de Bont,

Carolien Vader, Caroline Baas, Charlotte Schok-king, Christian Peper,

Coen Rispens, Dadara, Dagan Cohen, Daphne van Berkel, Daphne van Schaijk, Daria Cohen,

Dašo Benko, David Beck-ett, David Tyler, Deborah

Bronsveld, Denis Chernov, Dennis Hoogeveen, Diana

van Houwelingen, DJ 100% Isis, E. Zwirs, E.

Smit, Ed Res, Eddy Slack, Elise Fikse, Elmer Oomes, Elmer Driessen, Elza Kui-pers, Emile Hoens, Emilia Heijmans, Emma Veerhu-is, Erik Bronsvoort, Erik Meijer, Esther Efrahim,

Eva Annokkee, Eva Lange, Eva van Drumpt, Eveline

Deun, Eveline de Heij, Ev-elyne Grunau, F. Lekens, Faye Feller, Femke Lans,

Femke Wessel, Florian Hessel, Florien Benninga, Francesco Grassotti, Friso van de Meij, Gaia Reyes,

Geerteke van Lierop,

Gerben Engelkes, Gerben Hettinga, Gerdinand

Wagenaar, Gervaise Coe-bergh, Gian van Grunsven,

Gijs Deter-meijer, Gijs Kampmeinert,

Gijsbert Raadgever, Gracia Edwards, Guido Hogen-

boom, Guus Albregts, Hans Janssen, Helen Tes-sema, Henk Blom, Henri

Smeets, Huib Hudig, Ijoya van Gemert, Irene Rompa, Iris van Dijken, Ivo Berg,

Jakub Dziuba, Jan Scheele, Jan Miltenburg, Jan Git-

sels, Jan Albert Jager, Jane Gilbert, Janne Polman,

Janneke de Vries, Jantien de Bood, Jasha Jana van der Wel, Jason Malone, Jasper de Valk, Jasper

Ester, Jeffrey Slaa, Jelena Obradov, Jennifer Johanna

Drouin, Jeroen Bosman, Jeroen Blom, Jessica Perri, Jim Stolze, Jitze Jaap, Job Woudstra, Joe Fleming,

Johan Idema, Johan Ong, Johan Dijkstra, Jonathan Scheper, Joni Bais, Joost

Hoozemans, Joost Brille-mans, Joost Vriend, Julia Kuin, Juliana Gyasi, Julie Blik, Kaz Salemink, Kees

Kraakman, KelseyObdeijn, Kevin van der Burg, Kimia Farshidzad,

Kiona Malinka, Koen Hilberdink, Laura Peters,

Laurens Pels, Lennart Vader, Lennert Hunfeld,

Leo van der Zijden, Lesley Langelaar-Thomas, Levi Verspeek, Lex Wenneker, Lilla Farkas, Linda Stolp, Lisa Snoek, Lisanne Buik,

Lissa Zeviar, Liv-Eva Veenman, Lodewijk Kleijn

, Lonneke Marsmans, Lou-Lou van Staaveren, Luna Preusser, Maarten

Fijnaut, Maeve Stam, Maike Simmes, Mara van Barneveld, Marck Feller,

Margarita de Bruijn, Maria

Cavalli, Maria Peraira, Marian Spier, Marika

Groen, MarinaFrankel, Marja Hollander, Marjan Straathof, Marleen Geerdink, Marleen Basart,

Marrit van der Valk, Martijn Zijerveld, Mathys

van Abbe, Matthijs van den Broek, Max Verloop, Mees Peijnenburg, Melle Daamen, Micha de Haan, Mischa Peters, Michael Kneebone, Michel de Meere, Michel Grens,

Michel de Meere, Michiel Daalmans, Mie Dries,

Miguel Vroomen, Miguel Vroomen, Mike Wents, Mike Wennekes, Mike

Breeuwer, Milou de Hol-lander, Miranda Willems, Mirre Schaefer, Monique

Van Dusseldorp, Monique Winkel, Nanja Theus, Nessim Higson, Nick

Stevens, Nick Westerveld, Nicole Hurkmans, Niels Janssen, Nienke Dijkstra, Nikolas Kapetanis, Nina

Brummel, Nina Brummel, Noni May, Oliver de

Leeuw, Onno van Zanten, Onno van Zanten, P. van

der Eerden, Patrick Groe-newold, Patrick Groene-wold, Paul van Stigt, Paul

van Stigt, Paul van Os, Paul Rispens, Pepijn Meer-loo, Peter Clausman, Peter Brinkman, Pinky Keijser, Rawa Gebremeskel, Ray Selby, Remco Wiekard,

Remy Rond, Remy Rond, Renata Szostek, Renee Teernstra, Richard Tas, Rick Lightstone, Rick

Woertman, Rick Chant, Rick Woertman, Rik de

Fluiter, Rina Mae Acosta, Rinske Spijkerman, Rob

Speekenbring, Rob Tuytel, Rob van Meijel, Rob

Kerkhof, Rob Kerkhof, Roel Oude Nijhuis, Roel Determeijer, Rogier van

der Maas, Romy Rigter, Ronald Snel, Roos van

der West, Roosje Kay van Veen, Rosanne Verheijen,

Rose van Asten, Sam Speed, Sander Jongkind,

Sander Reijn, Sander Jongking, Sander Schat, Sandra Wouters, Sanne Stips, Sanne van Brun-

schot, Sanne van Hecke, Sanne Stips, Sarah de Rijke, Sebastian Yap,

Sharda Fähmel, Shreyas Premsagar, Shyaam Ram-kumar, Siegfried Kruger, Simon Hodges, Simone

Buys, Sjoerd van Sprang, Sjoerd Berveling, Smruthy Sachidanandan, Sonja van

Eeghen, SusanneKamminga, Suzanna

Weeda, Suzanne Gillot, Suzanne Weeda,

Tamara Vroomen, Tamara Vroomen, Tamas Varga,

Tara Philips, Tash Berting, Tess van Stekelenburg, Tessa van Eendenburg, Tewis Simons, Theun

Mosk, Thijs Dalm, Thom Brevoord, Thomas

Mulder, Tim Brugman, Tim van Dam, Tim Ker-bosch, Tjeerd Schraven-deel, Tom Kranen, Tom Arkenbout, Tom Steen-horst, Tori Egherman, Veerle Corstens, Veerle Donders, Vlad Gliga,

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