Zoals zo vaak op zondag kom ik niet al te vroeg uit bed. Ik neem snel mijn eiwit pillen en dan douchen en daarna mijn ontbijt: de inmiddels wel bekende 3 crackers met humus gegrilde groenten.
Ik maak vast een soepje voor de lunch. Ronald en Mirjam komen even langs om wat haakwerkjes voor de webshop te brengen. Het soepje eet ik als R & M er zijn. Kiwi erachteraan en klaar.
Om 15 uur moeten we bij Dillewijn zijn voor het verjaardagsconcert van Frank: een optreden van Sjoerd van den Broek die een tribute brengt aan Paul McCartney. Geweldig optreden! Mooie verhalen tussendoor.
Na afloop nog een drankje gedaan en toen kwamen we in gesprek met Peter en zijn vrouw (de broer van Frank). Die hebben een tafel gereserveerd bij de Garde in Graveland en ze vroegen of we zin hadden om mee te gaan. Ze gingen spareribs eten en daar had Marcel wel zin in. Ik een entrecote genomen, alleen de groenten erbij gegeten en geen aardappels of patat. Marcel en de anderen namen een toetje en ik alleen een cappuccino, dus ik vind dat ik het goed heb gedaan. Het enige wat ik nu niet heb gegeten zijn mijn eiwit supplementen. Nou ja morgen weer een dag!
Filmpje van Marcel zijn toetje:
Om 21.30 rijden we weg en toen klein probleempje want ik heb nog mijn eten nodig voor mijn kantoordag morgen. Na wat zoeken zagen we dat AH Mijdrecht nog open is tot 22 uur. 21.55 rende ik bij AH naar binnen. Nog wat salade en zuivel kunnen scoren en weer snel naar buiten. Het eten voor morgenavond haalt Marcel morgen wel. Al met al een geslaagde dag en super trots op mijzelf dat ik mij keurig aan dieet heb gehouden vandaag!
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Blading Through Amsterdam at Night in "Hibernate" by Cavin Brinkman
Blading Through Amsterdam at Night in “Hibernate” by Cavin Brinkman
In his latest edit, Hibernate, Cavin Brinkman documents his friends sessioning the streets of Amsterdam at night.
Riders: Cavin Brinkman, Dick Heerkens, Eric van Boven, Jeremy Fanfaron, Joep van de Beuken, Marnix Haak, Max Manzotti, Levi van Rijn, Pierre Saporta, Ralf van de Kerkhof, Randy Abels, Remco van de Pol, Stan Kogutyak, Sjoerd Peters, Tom Thieuleux, Wouter Schokkin, Zahir Hanazi
Kisumu port, rail gives hope to industries and regional trade
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Kisumu port, rail gives hope to industries and regional trade
The revival of the old Metre Gauge Rail to Kisumu and the link to Mombasa through the SGR is expected to boost trade in the region and with neighbouring countries.
Local traders and industries are hoping to benefit from the projects with the Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM), Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and TradeMark East Africa terming the infrastructure as a “game-changer”.
It includes the upgraded Kisumu Port expected to boost exports and imports through the lake transport network mainly between Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.
According to KAM, revival of the old rail is significant for the local manufacturing sector as it opens up Rift Valley, Western and Nyanza regions, and increases connectivity with other parts of the country, particularly Nairobi and Mombasa.
“The railway line shall increase the efficiency of movement of raw materials to industries in Rift Valley, Western and Nyanza. Additionally, it shall speed up the transportation of finished goods from the factory to the markets,” chief executive Phyllis Wakiaga told the Star.
The port will enhance market access in countries surrounding Lake Victoria.
“We hope to see increased volumes of goods transported through Lake Victoria, into the East African Community markets,” said Wakiaga.
The Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI), Kisumu chapter, has expressed optimism the development will open the region for trade, mainly agricultural and industrial produces.
“It is going to open trade for people in Western Kenya and connect markets both locally and in the region,” chairman Israel Agina said yesterday, noting Kenya has been losing business to Tanzania which has recently enticed Uganda with its Lake transport, even as Uganda remains a key trading partner for Kenya.
Uganda is the key destination for transit cargo coming through the Port of Mombasa, accounting for 83.2 per cent of all goods to the hinterland, Kenya Ports Authority data shows.
South Sudan takes up 9.9 per cent while DR Congo, Tanzania and Rwanda account for 7.2 per cent, 3.2 per cent and 2.4 per cent respectively.
Kisumu Port links Kenya to small ports of Musoma, and Bukoba in Tanzania and Entebbe and Port Bell in Uganda.
TradeMark East Africa has vouched for Kisumu Port as a key facility that will boost trade within the East Africa Community(EAC).
“Kisumu port is served by the Northern Corridor and would attract transit cargo traffic to Uganda and Northern Tanzania,” director-Great Lakes, Sjoerd Visser, told the Star.
The rail and port projects are expected to support the growth of agricultural exports such as tea and coffee, domestic movement of fresh milk, and other produce.
Kenya Railways which is running Kisumu Port with main operations on its MV Uhuru has also been moving oil products using the port.
The facility will also serve factories in Rift Valley and western Kenya and the fish industry in Kisumu, with hopes of revival and growth of installations in the region where the likes of Kisumu Cotton Mills (Kicomi) were key in the 1990s.
Kenya Breweries’ Kisumu plant, revived Rivatex East Africa and new KCC are among those expected to move volumes on rail, according to Kenya Railways.
It is putting final touches to link the old rail to the SGR, at Naivasha, reviving the country’s expansive railway operations that had remained dormant for more than two decades, with economies of small towns along the railway line suffering from reduced business activities.
Kenya Railways managing director Philip Mainga notes that the connection will ensure a seamless rail system for both passengers and cargo between Mombasa , Kisumu and Malaba, which will further support transit cargo movement into the hinterland.
He is also keen to revive railway lines in Butere, Eldoret, Kitale and the Voi-Taveta line to increase cargo movement between Kenya and Tanzania through the Taveta-Holili border, a move that is likely to bring back to life the small towns.
Renewed ties with Tanzania, a recent trade agreement with Burundi, and a much stable trade between Kenya and Uganda are elements local industries are counting on, as they embrace the improved infrastructure to move volumes to these markets.
They are hoping protectionism trends seen in the region in recent times, such as bans on maize, high tariffs imposed on goods and controls on the milk industry will be addressed to support intra EAC trade.
According to the East African Business Council (EABC), tariff and non-tariff barriers are still hampering intra-EAC trade, which is still at a low of 13 per cent compared to common markets such as the EU which is at 67 per cent.
EAC Secretary General Peter Mathuki has since committed to growing the trade by among others, finalisation of the comprehensive review of the EAC Common External Tariff (CET) and its uniform application in the bloc.
The EAC-CET comprises a triple band structure for raw materials and capital goods (0 per cent), intermediate goods (10 per cent) and final goods (25 per cent), as well as a Sensitive Items list with exceptions to the three-band rule for specified commodities attracting high rates of duty (notably, all above 30 per cent).
S’inaugura sabato 29 agosto 2020, alle ore 18.00, la mostra collettiva internazionale a cura di Sandro Bongiani dal titolo: “Fragilità e Distacco / 70 Years Ruggero Maggi” che lo Spazio Ophen Virtual Art Gallery di Salerno dedica all’artista italiano Ruggero Maggi, uno dei più interessanti artisti contemporanei nati negli anni cinquanta. Una importante mostra collettiva internazionale in concomitanza anche della speciale ricorrenza del suo settantesimo compleanno, presentando 289 opere di 295 artisti presenti su un totale corpus grafico di ben 388 opere arrivate da ogni parte del mondo.
Ruggero Maggi inizia la sua attività di artista negli anni '70 con lavori incentrati sulla poesia visiva, sulla mail art, copy-art, laser art e olografia caratterizzati anche dall’inserimento di “estratti” di vita reale. Con il passare degli anni queste strutture “interferenti” all’interno dell’opera sono diventate sempre più evidenti, in un rapporto di intensa “osmosi”, in cui a partire dal 1989 gli arcaici elementi naturali convivono con componenti tecnologici, fino alle opere recenti dove il concetto “Artificiale /Naturale” tra ”sincronismo concettuale e emozionale” assume un ruolo predominante consegnandoci una realtà in cui l’azione umana coincide con quella morale, in un complesso intrico di rimandi e di sollecitazioni. Sandro Bongiani nella presentazione a questa rassegna scrive: “un continuo interesse verso la natura e la dimensione umana in un complesso rimando di sollecitazioni e interferenze, di sottintesi e nascosti richiami in cui l'azione coincide sinteticamente con il tempo provvisorio e oscuro dell’uomo. In questa particolare condizione, la sua ricerca marginale di confine “più vera di natura” ha saputo prendere corpo e manifestarsi in una sintesi poetica accorta che condivide le urgenze estreme della vita ed i contrasti inquieti della nostra malandata società contemporanea”.
Artisti presenti:
Christian Alle Dino Aloi Antonio Amato Lutz Anders Leslie Atkins Paola Baldassini Franco Ballabeni Calogero Barba Fabiola Barna Donatella Baruzzi Pier Roberto Bassi Umberto Basso Keith Bates Elisa Battistella Lutz Beeke Giacomo Beffa Lancillotto Bellini Milena Bellomo C. Mehrl Bennett John M. Bennett Luisa Bergamini Mariarosa Bergamini Pedro Bericat Carla Bertola Diane Bertrand Rita Bertrecchi Massimo Biagi Gabriele Bianconi Lucia Biral Manuel Xio Blanco Antonio Bobò Rovena Bocci Norbert Bockmann Kika Bohr Giovanni Bonanno Adriano Bonari Anna Boschi Rosa Bosco Maria Cecilia Bossi Marzia Braglia Hans Braumüller Rossana Bucci Joachim Buchholz Anna Maria Buonapace Viviana Buttarelli Fulgor C. Silvi Mirta Caccaro Alfonso Caccavale Glauco Lendaro Camiless Loretta Cappanera Guido Capuano Lamberto Caravita Cascadia Artpost Bruno Cassaglia Antonia Mayol Castello Gianpiero Castiglioni Renato Cerisola Bruno Chiarlone Simonetta Chierici Silvia Cibaldi Cosmo Cinisomo Circulaire132 Maria Antonietta Claretto Anna Maria Cognigni Ryosuke Cohen Mabi Col Francesco Cornello Enzo Correnti Carmela Corsitto Crackerjack Kid Maria Credidio Anna Maria Crescenzi Laura Cristin Carla Crosio Rosa Cuccurullo Crescenzio D'Ambrosio Nicolò D’Alessandro Diana Danelli Marc De Hay Ko De Jonge Mario De Leo Antonio De Marchi Teo De Palma Adolfina De Stefani Albina Dealessi Michel Della Vedova Antonio Di Michele Debora Di Bella Elena Di Felice Maura Di Giulio Fabio Di Ojuara Franco Di Pede Marcello Diotallevi Giovanna Donnarumma Mike Dyar Eart Art Mimmo Emanuele Rita Esposito Ever Arts Cinzia Farina Fernanda Fedi Gretel Fehr Domenico Ferrara Foria Ivana Ferraro Luc Fierens Giuseppe Filardi Anna Finetti Alessandra Finzi Aaron Flores Maurizio Follin Roberto Formigoni Kiki Franceschi Nicola Frangione Piet Franzen SIDAC Giglio Frigerio Ivo Galassi Daniele Galdiero Rosalie Gancie Antonella Gandini Attilia Garlaschi Claudio Gavina Ombretta Gazzola Roberta Ghisla Roberto Gianinetti Mario Giavino Ed Giecek Gino Gini Guglielmo Girolimini Lino Giussani Coco Gordon Bruno Gorgone Daniela Gorla Claudio Grandinetti Elke Grundmann Paolo Gubinelli Giovanni Gurioli _Guroga Karl Friedrich Hacher Hanrahan Peter Hide 311065 Uwe Hofig Slanye Huang Carlo Iacomucci Ibirico Gennaro Ippolito Robert James Benedetta Jandolo Janus Edition Isabel Jover Magda Lagerwerf Felipe Lamadrid Giusi Lazzari Ettore Le Donne Nadine Lenain Pascal Lenoir Alfonso Lentini Marialisa Leone Giovanni Leto Pino Lia Pierpaolo Limongelli Pietro Lista Oronzo Liuzzi Serse Luigetti Ruggero Maggi Olga Maggiora Nadia Magnabosco Mailarta MailArtMartha Loredana Manciati Antonio Mancini Antonello Mantovani Angela Marchionni Renzo Margonari Patrizio Maria Dorian Ribes Marinho Laura Marmai Max Marra Calogero Marrali Maria Grazia Martina Maribel Martinez Gianni Ettore Andrea Marussi Anna Maria Matone Anja Mattila Michelangelo Mayo Monica Mazzone Pierluigi Meda Massimo Medola Myriam M. Mercader Miche Art Universalis Monica Michelotti Virginia Milici Gabi Minedi Antoni Mirò Annalisa Mitrano Henning Mittendorf Mauro Molinari Domingo Sanz Montero Maya Lopez Muro Museuvofmailart Keiichi Nakamura Giuliana Natali Katerina Nikoltsou Aldo Nodari Pierangela Orecchia Clemente Padin Lucia Paese Franco Panella Katia Paoletti Linda Paoli Paola Pareschi Sjoerd Paridaen Enzo Patti Giuseppe Pellegrino Remy Penard Walter Pennacchi Mariella Perani Marisa Pezzoli Riccardo Pezzoli Tarcisio Pingitore Horvath Piroska Valentina Poli Veronique Pozzi Painè Nadia Presotto Daniele Principe Tiziana Priori Gina Pritti Giancarlo Pucci Fabrizio Randini Cesar Reglero Gaetano Ricci Angelo Ricciardi Isabella Rigamonti Carla Rigato Ina Ripari Costantino Rizzuti Ilaria Rizzuti Jaume Rocamora Gian Paolo Roffi Claudio Romeo Piero Ronzat Giovanni Ronzoni Lorenzo Rosselli Manuel Ruiz Ruiz Marialuisa Sabato Hikmet Sahin Piero Sani Sergio Sansevrino Antonella Sassanelli Antonio Sassu Anna Maria Saviano Roberto Scala Duccio Scheggi Peter Schubert Lars Schumacher Jörg Seifert Cesare Serafino Lucio Serafino Tiziano Serafino Domenico Severino Noriko Shimizu Maria Josè Silva – Mizè Pietro Silvestro Cecilia Solamito Luigino Solamito Alberto Sordi Cristina Sosio Lucia Spagnuolo Celina Spelta Ciro Stajano Honoria Starbuck Giovanni e Renata Strada Rod SummersVec Elisa Taiola Franco Tajariol Nello Teodori Ernesto Terlizzi Gian Paolo Terrone Elsa Testori Roberto Testori Thierry Tillier Paola Toffolon Renata Torazzo Micaela Tornaghi Horst Tress Alan Turner Stefano Turrini Mikel Untzlla Sigismund Urban Valdor Generoso Vella Silvia Venuti Ada Vera Verbena Daniele Virgilio Alberto Vitacchio Antonio Zenadocchio Rolando Zucchini.
RUGGERO MAGGI / Biografia
Dal 1973 si occupa di poesia visiva e libri d'artista (Archivio Non Solo Libri); dal 1975 di copy art e arte postale (Archivio Amazon); dal 1976 di laser art, dal 1979 di olografia, dal 1980 di X-ray art e dal 1985 di arte caotica sia come artista - con opere ed installazioni incentrate sullo studio del caos, dell’entropia e dei sistemi frattali - sia come curatore di eventi: “Caos italiano” 1998; “Caos – Caotica Arte Ordinata Scienza” 1999 – 2000; “Isole frattali” 2003, “CaoTiCa” 2004, “Attrazione frattale” 2006, “Caos e Complessità” 2009, “Caos, l’anima del caso” 2010, “Caotica.2014” Lodi e Jesi.
Tra le installazioni olografiche: “Una foresta di pietre” (Media Art Festival - Osnabrück 1988) e “Un semplice punto esclamativo” (Mostra internazionale d’Arte Olografica alla Rocca Paolina di Perugia – 1992); tra le installazioni di laser art: “Morte caotica” e “Una lunga linea silenziosa” (1993), “Il grande libro della vita” e “Il peccatore casuale” (1994), “La nascita delle idee” (1993) esposta nel 1995 al Museo d’Arte di San Paolo (BR).
Suoi lavori sono esposti al Museo di Storia Cinese di Pechino ed alla GAM di Gallarate. Ha inoltre partecipato alla 49./52./54. Biennale di Venezia ed alla 16. Biennale d’arte contemporanea di San Paolo nel 1980.
2006 realizza “Underwood” installazione site-specific per la Galleria d’Arte Moderna di Gallarate.
2007 presenta come curatore il progetto dedicato a Pierre Restany “Camera 312 – promemoria per Pierre” alla 52. Biennale di Venezia.
2008 presenta come curatore il progetto “Profondità 45 – Michelangelo al lavoro” sul rapporto Arte -Tecnologia. Nel 2008 a Villa Glisenti (BS) ed all’Art Centre della Silpakorn University di Bangkok, per un simposio artistico italo-thailandese dedicato alle problematiche del riscaldamento globale, realizza l’installazione “Ecce ovo”.
2009 cura l’installazione site-specific collettiva “Prima o poi ogni muro cade” all’interno di PLAZA: OLTRE IL LIMITE 1989-2009 XX Anniversario della caduta del Muro di Berlino in Galleria del Corso a Milano; evento successivamente presentato a Villa Pomini a Castellanza (VA) e Spazio Luparia a Stresa.
2010 “GenerAction – un promemoria per le generazioni” progetto di Mail Post.it Art presso la Galleria di Arti Visive dell’Università del Melo - Gallarate.
2011/2013/2015/2017 presenta a Venezia con il Patrocinio del Comune di Venezia Padiglione Tibet, progetto presentato successivamente alla Biennale di Venezia, al Museo Diotti di Casalmaggiore (CR), palazzo Ducale di Genova e presso la Biblioteca Laudense di Lodi.
2014 PadiglioneTibet partecipa alla Bienal del Fin del Mundo in Argentina.
2016 “TERRA/materiaprima” progetto di Mail Art presso la Galleria di Arti Visive dell’Università del Melo – Gallarate.
2016 presenta Padiglione Tibet al Castello Visconteo di Pavia.
2017 presenta la 1 Biennale Internazionale di Mail Art a Venezia – Palazzo Zenobio
2018 Padiglione Tibet partecipa alla Vogalonga (Venezia)
2018 installazione “Erosioni in pinzimonio” - Poetry and Pottery Un’inedita avventura fra ceramica e poesia visiva - CAMeC centro arte moderna e contemporanea La Spezia
2018 installazione CaraPace - Museo Tecnico Navale - La Spezia
2019 “Onda Sonora” libro collettivo – V Biennale del Libro d'artista - Napoli
2019 ARTNIGHT Venezia – Padiglione Tibet - videoproiezione 2011.2019. Storia di un padiglione per un paese che non c'è - Magazzini del Sale, Reale Società Canottieri Bucintoro
2019 riceve il Premio alla carriera - PREMIO ARTE IN ARTI E MESTIERI 2019 – XIX EDIZIONE - Fondazione Scuola Arti e Mestieri "F. Bertazzoni" - Suzzara (MN)
2020 “#GlobalViralEmergency / Fate Presto” L’arte tra scienza, natura e tecnologia - Spazio Ophen Virtual Art Gallery – Salerno
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In this documentary, filmmaker Anthony van der Meer investigates the lively digital trade in hacked computers. He infiltrates a hacker forum for ‘RATters’; hackers who spy on people, steal or blackmail them. These victims are called ‘slaves.’
The documentary gives an insight into a world that remains hidden from many and, at the same time, investigates the ethical and journalistic limits of the maker.
The hacker forums offer not only ‘RAT tools,’ but also complete manuals on how to use these tools. Experienced RATters help beginners on their way, and tips are given on how to make money from slaves, whose photos are shared as trophies. Even antivirus software is dodged with easy-to-use tools.
Scenario & Direction: Anthony van der Meer
Production assistant: Noëlla Cornelisse
camera: Gijs Wilbers, Alwin Ritstier, Ruben Peters, Hendrik van Beek
Music & Sound post production: Sjoerd Limberger
Assembly: Anthony van der Meer, Alwin Ritstier
Visual effects: Kevin Verbeek
Colour correction & delivery: Laurent Fluttert
Courtesy of: Max Oomen, Sjoerd van Rijsbergen, Janez Jansa, Gregor Gobec
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In this documentary, filmmaker Anthony van der Meer investigates the lively digital trade in hacked computers. He infiltrates a hacker forum for ‘RATters’; hackers who spy on people, steal or blackmail them. These victims are called ‘slaves.’
The documentary gives an insight into a world that remains hidden from many and, at the same time, investigates the ethical and journalistic limits of the maker.
The hacker forums offer not only ‘RAT tools,’ but also complete manuals on how to use these tools. Experienced RATters help beginners on their way, and tips are given on how to make money from slaves, whose photos are shared as trophies. Even antivirus software is dodged with easy-to-use tools.
Scenario & Direction: Anthony van der Meer
Production assistant: Noëlla Cornelisse
camera: Gijs Wilbers, Alwin Ritstier, Ruben Peters, Hendrik van Beek
Music & Sound post production: Sjoerd Limberger
Assembly: Anthony van der Meer, Alwin Ritstier
Visual effects: Kevin Verbeek
Colour correction & delivery: Laurent Fluttert
Courtesy of: Max Oomen, Sjoerd van Rijsbergen, Janez Jansa, Gregor Gobec
On VPRO broadcast you will find nonfiction videos with English subtitles, French subtitles and Spanish subtitles, such as documentaries, short interviews and documentary series.
This channel offers some of the best travel series from the Dutch broadcaster VPRO. Our series explore cultures from all over the world. VPRO storytellers have lived abroad for years with an open mind and endless curiosity, allowing them to become one with their new country. Thanks to these qualities, they are the perfect guides to let you experience a place and culture through the eyes of a local. Uncovering the soul of a country, through an intrinsic and honest connection, is what VPRO and its presenters do best.
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Buying hacked computers | VPRO Documentary
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In this documentary, filmmaker Anthony van der Meer investigates the lively digital trade in hacked computers. He infiltrates a hacker forum for ‘RATters’; hackers who spy on people, steal or blackmail them. These victims are called ‘slaves.’
The documentary gives an insight into a world that remains hidden from many and, at the same time, investigates the ethical and journalistic limits of the maker.
The hacker forums offer not only ‘RAT tools,’ but also complete manuals on how to use these tools. Experienced RATters help beginners on their way, and tips are given on how to make money from slaves, whose photos are shared as trophies. Even antivirus software is dodged with easy-to-use tools.
Scenario & Direction: Anthony van der Meer
Production assistant: Noëlla Cornelisse
camera: Gijs Wilbers, Alwin Ritstier, Ruben Peters, Hendrik van Beek
Music & Sound post production: Sjoerd Limberger
Assembly: Anthony van der Meer, Alwin Ritstier
Visual effects: Kevin Verbeek
Colour correction & delivery: Laurent Fluttert
Courtesy of: Max Oomen, Sjoerd van Rijsbergen, Janez Jansa, Gregor Gobec
On VPRO broadcast you will find nonfiction videos with English subtitles, French subtitles and Spanish subtitles, such as documentaries, short interviews and documentary series.
This channel offers some of the best travel series from the Dutch broadcaster VPRO. Our series explore cultures from all over the world. VPRO storytellers have lived abroad for years with an open mind and endless curiosity, allowing them to become one with their new country. Thanks to these qualities, they are the perfect guides to let you experience a place and culture through the eyes of a local. Uncovering the soul of a country, through an intrinsic and honest connection, is what VPRO and its presenters do best.
So subscribe to our channel, and we will be delighted to share our adventures with you!
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New Post has been published on https://computercoolingstore.com/buying-hacked-computers-vpro-documentary/
Buying hacked computers | VPRO Documentary
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In this documentary, filmmaker Anthony van der Meer investigates the lively digital trade in hacked computers. He infiltrates a hacker forum for ‘RATters’; hackers who spy on people, steal or blackmail them. These victims are called ‘slaves.’
The documentary gives an insight into a world that remains hidden from many and, at the same time, investigates the ethical and journalistic limits of the maker.
The hacker forums offer not only ‘RAT tools,’ but also complete manuals on how to use these tools. Experienced RATters help beginners on their way, and tips are given on how to make money from slaves, whose photos are shared as trophies. Even antivirus software is dodged with easy-to-use tools.
Scenario & Direction: Anthony van der Meer
Production assistant: Noëlla Cornelisse
camera: Gijs Wilbers, Alwin Ritstier, Ruben Peters, Hendrik van Beek
Music & Sound post production: Sjoerd Limberger
Assembly: Anthony van der Meer, Alwin Ritstier
Visual effects: Kevin Verbeek
Colour correction & delivery: Laurent Fluttert
Courtesy of: Max Oomen, Sjoerd van Rijsbergen, Janez Jansa, Gregor Gobec
On VPRO broadcast you will find nonfiction videos with English subtitles, French subtitles and Spanish subtitles, such as documentaries, short interviews and documentary series.
This channel offers some of the best travel series from the Dutch broadcaster VPRO. Our series explore cultures from all over the world. VPRO storytellers have lived abroad for years with an open mind and endless curiosity, allowing them to become one with their new country. Thanks to these qualities, they are the perfect guides to let you experience a place and culture through the eyes of a local. Uncovering the soul of a country, through an intrinsic and honest connection, is what VPRO and its presenters do best.
So subscribe to our channel, and we will be delighted to share our adventures with you!
more information at
New Post has been published on https://computercoolingstore.com/buying-hacked-computers-vpro-documentary/
Buying hacked computers | VPRO Documentary
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In this documentary, filmmaker Anthony van der Meer investigates the lively digital trade in hacked computers. He infiltrates a hacker forum for ‘RATters’; hackers who spy on people, steal or blackmail them. These victims are called ‘slaves.’
The documentary gives an insight into a world that remains hidden from many and, at the same time, investigates the ethical and journalistic limits of the maker.
The hacker forums offer not only ‘RAT tools,’ but also complete manuals on how to use these tools. Experienced RATters help beginners on their way, and tips are given on how to make money from slaves, whose photos are shared as trophies. Even antivirus software is dodged with easy-to-use tools.
Scenario & Direction: Anthony van der Meer
Production assistant: Noëlla Cornelisse
camera: Gijs Wilbers, Alwin Ritstier, Ruben Peters, Hendrik van Beek
Music & Sound post production: Sjoerd Limberger
Assembly: Anthony van der Meer, Alwin Ritstier
Visual effects: Kevin Verbeek
Colour correction & delivery: Laurent Fluttert
Courtesy of: Max Oomen, Sjoerd van Rijsbergen, Janez Jansa, Gregor Gobec
On VPRO broadcast you will find nonfiction videos with English subtitles, French subtitles and Spanish subtitles, such as documentaries, short interviews and documentary series.
This channel offers some of the best travel series from the Dutch broadcaster VPRO. Our series explore cultures from all over the world. VPRO storytellers have lived abroad for years with an open mind and endless curiosity, allowing them to become one with their new country. Thanks to these qualities, they are the perfect guides to let you experience a place and culture through the eyes of a local. Uncovering the soul of a country, through an intrinsic and honest connection, is what VPRO and its presenters do best.
So subscribe to our channel, and we will be delighted to share our adventures with you!
more information at
FontShop presents: The 100 all time Best Fonts since Guternberg, as selected by their users and an international jury.
How have they rated the font?:
The review of immeasurable qualities is tricky. How does one measure aesthetic quality, the benefit of an item, its value to humanity? How does one determine a list of the best fonts of all time? They tried to do this by using on objective and two subjective measurement patters weighted as follows:
FontShop Sales Figures: 40%
Historical Value/Meaning: 30%
Aesthetic Qualities: 30%
The evaluation consisted exclusively of licensed or ëcommercialí fonts. Free fonts or operating system fonts were not considered, nor were fonts integral to standard software (i.e. Arial, Verdana, etc.). Font variations, which over the centuries have been individually interpreted by various Foundries, were uniquely evaluated as a class and the best variant was entered into the main judging process.
ASN Bank | The PVC-Horse from Ambassadors on Vimeo.
For our third collaboration with ASN Bank and creative agency Selmore, we took the animated world from the fable and facts forest to the sea for a story on sustainability.
Selmore
Accounts: Lucinda Rosheuvel, Anja Froeling
Agency Executive Producer: Hanneke Kampschreur
Agency Producer: Jorieke de Jong
Creative Director: Diederick Hillenius
Creatives: Sam de Greef, Hannah Mulder
Ambassadors
Director: Ambassadors
Creative Director: Vincent Lammers
Art Director: Nick Groeneveld
Producer: Bo Kops
Artist Manager: Marissa Zandvliet
DOP: Floris van der Lee
Production Design: Gatze Zonneveld
Editor: Oscar Marmelstein
Colorist: Koert van der Ploeg
VFX Supervisor: Stephen Pepper
2D Artists: Dennis van der Linden, Jeremy Verf, Peter van Rij, Stephen Pepper, Micha de Graaf
3D Supervisor: Will Jeffers
3D Artists: Jonathan Krijgsman, Alexander van Buggenum, Ivor Ribeiro da Silva, Jeroen Hoolmans, Charlotte Vallet, Ralph Meijer, Sjoerd de Greef, Robin van As, Will Jeffers
Layout & Storyboard: Rachelle Slingerland, Nick Groeneveld
Character Design: Iris van den Akker, Maureen van der Hout, Rachelle Slingerland, Nick Groeneveld
Sound Producer: Zoë de Regt
Sound Designer: Rens Pluijm
Composer: Sebastiaan Roestenburg
ASN Bank | The Scapegoat from Ambassadors on Vimeo.
We’re back with a new storybook chapter in an ongoing campaign showing ‘money can create happiness’ for people, plants, and wildlife alike. It’s Ambassadors’ sixth CG animated film created for ASN Bank in collaboration with creative agency Selmore.
This time, viewers are introduced to ‘the Scapegoat’ who is on trial for eating a flower, much to the detriment of the bees who need them to pollinate. After facing prosecution from the other fable forest creatures, it’s decided by the Wise Owl that the Scapegoat also helps fertilize a rich natural world... in his own special way.
ambassadors.com/case/the-scapegoat-asn-bank
Agency: Selmore
Account Director: Tom Stoffels
RTV Producer: Jorieke de Jong
Strategy: Jeroen Senden
Design: Simone Wenth, Andrea Volkers
Creative: Diederick Hillenius, Hannah Mulder
Creative Production Studio: Ambassadors
Director: Nick Groeneveld
Creative Director: Justin Blyth
Producer: Jade Durbecker
Sound Producer: Zoë de Regt
Artist Manager: Marissa Zandvliet
Editor: Oscar Marmelstein
Colorist: Matt Hare
DOP: Floris van der Lee
Set Designer: Gatze Zonneveld
VFX Supervisor: Sil Bulterman
Lead VFX Artist: Stephen Pepper
VFX Artists: Melissa van het Spijker, Jeremy Verf, Peter van Rij
3D Supervisor: Ralph Meijer
3D Artists: Jeroen Hoolmans, Charlotte Vallet, Sjoerd de Greef, Jonathan Krijgsman, Jeroen Cloosterman, Ralph Meijer, Dimos Hadjisavvas
3D Animation: Nick Groeneveld, Lewis van der Werf
Lead Designer: Maureen van der Hout
Designer: Rachelle Slingerland
Layout & Storyboard: Rachelle Slingerland
Character Design: Maureen van de Hout, Rachelle Slingerland
Sound Designer: Joep Meijburg
Composer: Sebastiaan Roestenburg
Greyhound – Double Sixty
Format: CD / Label: Continental Record Services Records
Releasedatum: 23 juni 2018
Tekst: Peter Marinus
Dit is een album met een verhaal. Het gaat om het verhaal van het Nederlandse akoestische bluesduo Greyhound. Het duo werd veertig jaar geleden opgericht door Sjoerd Heijda (zang, gitaar, mandoline, bas) en Klaas Vermeulen (harmonica). Alles leek goed te gaan. Er werd…
Groupshow: Loading… Works from the Foam Collection
14 September - 18 November 2018 @FOAM Amsterdam
Foam has been working for over ten years on its growing collection that shows the development of the medium throughout the 21st century. By spotting and presenting young talented photographers at an early stage of their careers and simultaneously adding their work to the collection, the museum ensures that its collection keeps pace with the potential and development of the young artists. In this way Foam tries to recognise and record the most recent developments of the medium as contemporaneously as possible.
With works by: Paul Bogaers, Sofia Borges, Antony Cairns, Juno Calypso, Uta Eisenreich, Daniel Gordon, Noémie Goudal, Adam Jeppesen, Heikki Kaski, Sjoerd Knibbeler, Awoiska van der Molen, Anouk Kruithof, Ola Lanko, Matthew Leifheit & Cynthia Talmadge, Romain Mader, Nerhol, Momo Okabe, Olya Oleinic, Peter Puklus, Jan Rosseel, Viviane Sassen, Scheltens & Abbenes, Jean-Vincent Simonet, Theo Simpson, Anne de Vries, Harley Weir and Daisuke Yokota.
SMARTIFY
Visitors can download additional information about the photos in the Loading ... Works from the Foam Collection via the Smartify app. If you scan the work in the exhibition you will see more images and information, for example about the exhibition history of the work, through this app. The free Smartify app is available Apple App Storeor Google Play Store.
Loading… Works from the Foam Collection can be seen from 14 September - 18 November 2018 at Foam. Open daily 10am - 6pm, Thurs/Fri 10am - 9pm.
From 15.-17. June friends from Belgium, Germany, England, Swiss, Malta, France, Romania and Austria celebrate a fantastic AGM with the Dutch friends in Almere near Amsterdam. Almere was founded 1975 in the former Ijselsea – 7 m under sea level, therefore all Dutch can swim. The welcome party was organised in a privat home: barbecue with a cooking world campion, open fire, Sax live music and about 70 41-ers and 20 Tablers.
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By the AGM president Xander Terpstra welcomed friends from 8 nations. The spirit of the Dutch AGM was full of the partnership between 41 and RT. 41 Nederland started with a new organisation 4 years ago. In the moment are 13 clubs and about 10 in the pipeline. The basic are about 2200 tablers in more than 200 clubs. Also the YAP Program started new in this year.
In my address I explain the 4 main values especially friendship also on international level – also to our 41 friends in France – and support service with the new Service price of Education. All the members will support this values.
Beside the official matters we listen to a speech of the library director. He has organized a relaunch of the service in the new library with general ideas also for our organisation. The audience was deep impressed.
At least Mr. 41 – Nederlands Sjoerd van Esch got a special award and standing ovations.
Afterward we started with a lunch package a visit on the Floreale Island with a flower exhibition started in 2022. During a bike tour through the natural landscape we have time enough for sporting, speaking, eating and drinking. A really good idea from the organisation team to combine sporting activities with celebrating friendship.
The gala dinner combined black tie and a beach party with high heels or Flip Flops! till the morning with banner exchange, loud disco music and an excellent buffet.
I have also the opportunity for a longer conversation with the friends of GB & I namely Pres. Phill Ellis, PP Dave Campbell and IRO Peter Good. They support our ideas and will come back with a strong candidate for the future international board – congratulation!
During the Farewell I have the opportunity for a meeting with the new president Jaap Bestemann and his board and I can determine that a strong group of 41ers is back in the international 41 family.
Thanks to our 41 – and RT friends in Nederlands for a wonderful weekend and always think:
4 values – 1 idea 41 our network.
Ulrich Suppan
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President Report from AGM in the Nederlands [Ulrich Suppan] From 15.-17. June friends from Belgium, Germany, England, Swiss, Malta, France, Romania and Austria celebrate a fantastic AGM with the Dutch friends in Almere near Amsterdam.