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Fotoreportage: ©Stephan Markus Vandaag hebben producenten Ruud de Graaf en Hans Cornelissen de complete cast van Saturday Night Fever aan de pers voorgesteld. Naast hoofdrolspelers Buddy Vedder en Esmée Dekker heeft producent De Graaf & Cornelissen Entertainment bekendgemaakt dat ook zeer ervaren musicalsterren zoals Mariska van Kolck, Barry Beijer en Raymond Paardekooper in deze swingende…

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"Ricochet" (1991) is an action thriller directed by Russell Mulcahy and written by Fred Dekker, Menno Meyjes, and Steven E. de Souza. The film stars a great cast, including Denzel Washington, John Lithgow, Ice-T, Kevin Pollak, Victoria Dillard, and Lindsay Wagner. This movie is an excellent thriller and shows Washington's versatility as an actor. He and Lithgow have it out in a classic battle of revenge after Washington arrests Lithgow's character in style. If you're looking for a movie to keep you on the edge of your seat, then "Ricochet" is the one.

Storyline:

After tracking down and arresting Earl Talbot Blake (John Lithgow), a psychotic hitman, rookie Los Angeles police officer Nick Styles (Denzel Washington) is hailed as a hero. Several years later, Styles' life appears perfect: He has married his girlfriend, started a family, and risen to the position of assistant district attorney. However, his world is turned upside down when Blake escapes from prison with plans to exact brutal and well-calculated revenge.

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Such a great movie. 90s thrillers is one of my favorite sub genres.

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2020 Olympics The Netherlands Roster

Athletics

Khalid Choukoud (Fez, Morocco)

Abdi Nageeye (Oldebroek)

Bart Van Nunen (Utrecht)

Menno Vloon (Zaandam)

Taymir Burnet (Willemstad, Curaçao)

Liemarvin Bonevacia (Willemstad, Curaçao)

Jochem Dobber (Velsen)

Tony Van Diepen (Alkmaar)

Mike Foppen (Nijmegen)

Nick Smidt (Assen)

Chris Garia (Willemstad, Curaçao)

Joris Van Gool (Tilburg)

Churandy Martina (Willemstad, Curaçao)

Terrence Agard (Willemstad, Curaçao)

Ramsey Angela (Rotterdam)

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Badminton

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Selena Piek (Blaricum)

Cheryl Seinen (Roermond)

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Ross Bekkering (Taber, Alberta)

Dimeo Van Der Horst (Amsterdam)

Arvin Slagter (Amsterdam)

Jessey Voorn (Amsterdam)

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Nouchka Fontijn (Rotterdam)

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Yoeri Havik (Zaandam)

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Joris Harmsen (Amsterdam)

Jeffrey Hoogland (Nijverdal)

Harrie Lavsreysen (Luyksgestel)

Roy Van Den Berg (Kampen)

Mathijs Büchli (Haarlem)

Jan-Willem Van Schip (Schalkwijk)

Anna Van Der Breggen (Zwolle)

Annemiek Van Vleuten (Vleuten)

Demi Vollering (Pijnacker)

Marianne Vos (Hertogenbosch)

Anne Tauber (Oranjewoud)

Anne Terpstra (Zierikzee)

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Merel Smulders (Nijmegen)

Judy Baauw (Zoelmond)

Shanne Braspennincx (Turnhout, Belgium)

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Sander De Wijn (Boxmeer)

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Caia Van Maasakker (The Hague)

Frédérique Matla (Huizen)

Pien Sanders (Tilburg)

Laura Nunnink (Amsterdam)

Lauren Stam (Amsterdam)

Josine Koning (Utrecht)

Margot Van Geffen (Tilburg)

Eva De Goede (Zeist)

Stella Van Gils (Amsterdam)

Felice Albers (Amsterdam)

Freeke Moes (Amsterdam)

Xan De Waard (Renkum)

Lidewij Welten (Eindhoven)

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Loes Geurts (Wûnseradiel)

Sari Van Veenendaal (Nieuwengein)

Stefanie Van Der Gragt (Heerhugowaard)

Dominique Janssen (Horst Aan De Maas)

Kika Van Es (Boxmeer)

Lynn Wilms (Tegelen)

Merel Van Dongen (Amsterdam)

Aniek Nouwen (Helmond)

Daniëlle Van De Donk (Valkenswaard)

Jackie Groenen (Tilburg)

Jill Roord (Oldenzaal)

Inessa Kaagman (Hoorn)

Victoria Pelova (Delft)

Lieke Martens (Bergen)

Anna Miedema (Hoogeveen)

Shanice Van De Sanden (Utrecht)

Lineth Beerensteyn (The Hague)

Renate Jansen (Abbenes)

Sisca Folkertsma (Sloten)

Joëlle Smits (Hertogenbosch)

Lize Kop (Oldenzaal)

Marieke Dekker (Almelo)

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Bart Deurloo (Ridderkerk)

Epke Zonderland (Heerenveen)

Vera Van Pol (Amsterdam)

Eythora Thorsdottir (Poortugaal)

Lieke Wevers (Heerenveen)

Sanne Wevers (Heerenveen)

Handball

Laura Van Der Heijden (Amersfoort)

Debbie Bont (Edam-Volendam)

Lois Abbingh (Groningen)

Larissa Nusser (Born)

Danicka Snelder (Pijnacker)

Kelly Dulfer (Schiedam)

Merel Freriks (Hoofddorp)

Inger Smits (Geleen)

Martine Smeets (Almelo)

Antje Malestein (Spakenburg)

Rinka Duijndam (Wateringen)

Tess Wester (Heerhugowaard)

Dione Housheer (Gendrigen)

Cornelia Groot (Alkmaar)

Sailing

Kiran Badloe (Almere)

Nicholas Heiner (Enkhuizen)

Bart Lambriex (Haarlem)

Pim Van Vugt (Vlaardingen)

Lilian De Geus (Blaricum)

Marit Bouwmeester (Warten)

Lobke Berkhout (Amsterdam)

Afrodite Zegers (Roelofarendsveen)

Annemiek Bekkering (Veghel)

Annette Duetz (Zeddam)

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Thom De Boer (Alkmaar)

Arno Kamminga (Katwijk)

Arjan Knipping (De Heurne)

Nyls Korstanje (Nijmegen)

Jesse Puts (Utrecht)

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Stan Pijnenburg (Haaren)

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Kim Busch (Geldrop)

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Noortje De Brouwer (Hoofddorp)

Table Tennis

Britt Eerland (Schiedam)

Taekwondo

Reshmie Oogink (Almelo)

Water Polo

Maartje Keuning (Stompetoren)

Simone Van De Kraats (Barnevald)

Joanne Koenders (Arnhem)

Maud Megens (Rotterdam)

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Catharina Van Der Sloot (Gouda)

Iris Wolves (Ede)

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Vivian Sevenich (Winterswijk)

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Ilse Koolhaas (Ouderkerk Aan De Amstel)

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Edward Gal (Rheden)

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Merel Blom (Texel)

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Anne Van Dam (Arnhem)

Judo

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Guillaume Krommenhoek (Amsterdam)

Nic Van Sprang (Amsterdam)

Boudewijn Röell (De Hague)

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Mechiel Versluis (Ooststellingwerf)

Robert Lücken (Amsterdam)

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Eline Berger (Leudal)

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Ilse Paulis (Leiderdorp)

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Ymkje Clevering (Friesland)

Inge Janssen (Voorberg)

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Unilever drops Dutch HQ move after British investors rebel

LONDON (Reuters) – Unilever (ULVR.L) (UNc.AS) executives scrapped plans to move the company headquarters to the Netherlands on Friday in the face of a shareholder revolt, keeping one of Britain’s most valuable businesses in London ahead of Brexit.

The climbdown came just three weeks before planned votes on the proposal and is a victory for shareholders who opposed a change which would have removed the maker of Marmite, Dove soap and Ben & Jerry’s ice cream from the benchmark FTSE 100 index .FTSE.

“We are pleased they have abandoned the plan to ‘go Dutch’,” said GAM portfolio manager Ali Miremadi, who intended to vote against the move. “Now the company can put its focus into the core job – driving long-term shareholder value.”

Unilever’s board, led by Chairman Marijn Dekkers and fellow Dutchman Paul Polman, the chief executive, agreed to scrap the plan during a call early on Friday after it became clear that it could fall short of the approval needed, a source familiar with the matter said.

Unilever had decided to collapse its Anglo-Dutch structure following a review sparked by last year’s failed $143 billion takeover approach by Kraft-Heinz (KHC.O). The stated aim was to make it more efficient and agile in a consumer market rocked by e-commerce, social media and upstart rivals.

But at least 10 shareholders, which collectively own around 12 percent of Unilever PLC, had publicly opposed the move. They were worried about the effective forced selling of their shares with no premium, uncertainty around the future tax treatment of Dutch dividends and a perception that the move was partly aimed at securing greater takeover protection under Dutch law.

Unilever’s U-turn comes at a sensitive time for the British government, which is battling to protect jobs and investment as Prime Minister Theresa May fights for her proposed divorce plan from the European Union.

“The UK is one of the best places in the world to grow a business, and our modern Industrial Strategy commits us to being an open and competitive economy and a great place to locate global headquarters,” Business Secretary Greg Clark said.

Even with a single corporate entity domiciled in the Netherlands, Unilever was keeping two of its three business units in Britain, allowing it to maintain its UK staff of 7,300.

In the Netherlands, the decision has triggered political fallout for Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte over his unpopular proposal to scrap a withholding tax on dividends that was seen as helping to woo Unilever.

He said on Friday the government was reconsidering the plan.

Deputy Finance Minister Menno Snel said the Dutch cabinet was meeting to discuss the consequences. “We would have liked to have seen this turn out differently,” he told reporters.

HARD SELL

Unilever’s exit from the FTSE would have forced funds mandated to track the index to sell their shares. That may have pressured the price for the remaining shareholders, some of whom worried that shares in the new Unilever would be less liquid.

The plan’s highest hurdle was that it needed backing of a majority of UK shareholders, holding at least 75 percent of the shares. Those two conditions meant that small shareholders, often overlooked, could have swung the vote.

As such, a number of independent investors holding their shares in nominee accounts had contacted their administrators in recent days to make adjustments needed to vote themselves, according to two trading platforms.

The Investor Forum, which works to escalate investor

concerns to companies, said it worked with over 20 institutions on this issue.

“This demonstrates the value of asset managers actively engaging with their investee companies,” said Rupert Krefting, head of corporate governance and stewardship, at M&G Investments, which opposed the proposal.

Unilever took the unusual step of putting a full-page advert in the British press to try to sell the idea to sceptical investors, and executives gave a round of interviews last week to make their point.

But on Friday Unilever recognised that the proposal had not received support from a significant group of shareholders.

“The board will now consider its next steps and will continue to engage with our shareholders,” Dekkers said, adding Unilever will proceed with the plan to cancel its Dutch preference shares.

Earlier this week, influential proxy advisory firm PIRC recommended shareholders vote against the move.

Unilever headquarters in Rotterdam, Netherlands August 21, 2018. REUTERS/Piroschka van de Wouw

Another service, IVIS – the corporate governance research service of the Investment Association – issued a “red top” recommendation on the move on Friday, its strongest level of concern.

Sources said Unilever saw the writing on the wall.

“It’s always common for a vote to be pulled when it’s going to lose,” said Tim Bush, head of governance and financial analysis at PIRC.

WHAT NEXT

Unilever’s Anglo-Dutch structure dates back to 1929 when British soap maker Lever Brothers combined with Dutch margarine company Margarine Unie. Unilever sold its margarine and spreads business earlier this year to KKR (KKR.N).

The company’s board on Friday said it still believes that simplifying its dual-headed structure is the best choice for the long term.

For now, investors are likely to focus on the company’s operational performance. It will report third-quarter results on 18 October.

Unilever’s London-listed shares were down 0.6 percent at 1232 GMT, while its Dutch shares were roughly flat.

The biggest performance drivers currently are U.S. interest rates and difficulties in emerging markets, particularly related to currencies, said Liberum analyst Robert Waldschmidt.

“This change should not really affect the group’s near-term operation, although it may lead to a faster pace for CEO succession planning,” he said.

CEO Polman will mark his 10th anniversary as CEO in January, and speculation about succession has swirled for the last year.

Unilever was advised by its corporate brokers, UBS and Deutsche Bank, and its legal adviser, Linklaters.

Reporting by Martinne Geller; Additional reporting by Simon Jessop; Editing by Jan Harvey/Keith Weir/Alexander Smith

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Op aanraden van @wonderingwiza en @janinevandenhombergh heb ik vanavond een netwerkbijeenkomst in Dubai bezocht van NBC Dubai in the Address Hotel. Ben meteen lid geworden nadat ik fijn gesprek heb gehad met Menno Dekker en Stefanie Schachtschabel (foto). Ik zal mijn eerstvolgende reis naar deze uitdagende stad snel weer plannen 😀 (bij Address Dubai Marina)

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Eerder al werd door producenten Ruud de Graaf en Hans Cornelissen bekend gemaakt dat Soraya Gerrits de rol van Sophie zal gaan spelen in de nieuwe versie van Mamma Mia en dat Brigitte Heitzer de rol van Donna en René van Kooten de rol van Sam zal gaan spelen. Vandaag werd de rest van de cast bekendgemaakt tijdens een feestelijke bijeenkomst in het DeLaMar theater in Amsterdam. Naast Brigitte,…

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