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Until the end of August.

Tiffany Girls.
Radiant exhibition held in
the Singer Museum
in Laren.

Smart girl, high IQ.
Guy

Unexpected automobile in De Jordaan.
Guy

Job Cohen (right)
at the Auschwitz Commemorartion.
More at
Lenslog.

Sunday.
Never again!
Auschwitz Commemorartion.
Guy

Sun's set over ING Bank at 17:30.

New uniform for the NS, the Dutch Railways.
Guy

Contest for Dutch Next Topmodel.
Guy

Kassandra, next?
Guy

Saturday.
Clear blue sky in the early beginning.

Red Umbrella Red.
Guy

Out of the rain, but not at all comfy.
Arie

Joyride,
We are going to see a lot of
friends!

Friday.
All day so it seems.
Guy

AMS, Apollolaan 109, empty headquarters of late Minne Endstra.

"Yes, always music in my head. And at hand."
Guy

Liz Snoyink going to the first night of Les Miserables.
Guy

"A ticket, but what destination?"
Guy

"Me miserable? On the contrary!"
Guy

"Let's have some fun!"
Guy

Cargo Bee indeed.
Guy

Wednesday.
"In relation to the length of this stretch
I call this door a cat flap."
Guy

Obama's Tank. I had to look into the subject a little further. The piece you quoted was basically a Cadillac PR release. Therefore no mention of Lincoln Limos. On the Internet, consensus does seem to indicate very thick windows, though no one is admitting how thick, nor anything else about the car for that matter. Then I found this drawing which I believe is highly speculative. Neither Cadillac, nor the Secret Service is revealing any data whatsoever. So a lot of these features are made up. Including the performance specs. 60 mph maximum? Come on. But it is a nice cutaway. Trying to determine the 5-inch thickness of the windows, I looked carefully at the tank during the ceremonies on TV today, but you could never see a profile of a door -- because of the camera placements the doors always opened the wrong way. Oh well. Lewis

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"There's already sun on the deck in winter.
Imagine sitting here on the couch in summer!"
Arie

On his way since he got his license.
Guy

"I've always talked that fast."

Tuesday.
"I know, it's just Tuesday, but I'm far too late."

Obama's New Caddy.

The United States will celebrate the inauguration of its 44th President tomorrow, and the President has a new set of wheels. Continuing a tradition that's almost as old as the automobile itself, President Barack Obama will cruise down Pennsylvania Avenue in an all-new Cadillac Presidential Limousine. The completely redesigned limo replaces the DTS Presidential Limousine introduced in 2004 and while official details of the car's drivetrain, on-board tech and armored capabilities of course remain top secret, speculation has it possibly equipped with five-inch thick bulletproof glass and high strength ceramic armor. We don't expect confirmation on these details any time soon, but it's safe to say that this rolling fortress incorporates the best in protection (and comfort) that modern bespoke automobile production has to offer.
According to the GM release: "The car was designed, developed and tested by specialists who adhered to an extensive set of specifications. It was subjected to an extreme testing regimen to ensure performance that achieves precise functional requirements. In doing so, security provisions were undertaken at all times during development to ensure the car's functional capabilities are preserved and confidential." As we said, details are scarce. The new Cadillac One is not based on a particular model, rather stitching together design elements from across the Cadillac range. These include the dual-textured grille found on the current model CTS sport sedan, STS tail-lights, head-lights from the Escalade and side and rear profiles "evocative of Cadillac's STS and DTS luxury sedans".
The car has roughly the same footprint as its predecessor but is slightly more upright to improve outward visibility. It's also rumored that the chassis is based GMC Topkick truck platform, which would make sense given that it's unlikely to be a lightweight vehicle. Behind the tinted glass there's all the comfort and luxury befitting a presidential vehicle - upholstery cut and sewn by hand, an embroidered presidential seal in the center of the rear seat back panel and on each rear door trim and an an extensive executive compartment featuring state-of-the-art mobile office features. Presidential seals also feature on the exterior rear doors and, in one technical detail that has been officially released, the U.S. flag and the presidential standard flown on the front of the vehicle are illuminated by high-tech LED spotlights. In what is the pinnacle of product placement for Cadillac, the new Presidential Limousine is the latest in a tradition that has seen many U.S. presidents ride behind the luxury marque. One of the first chief executives to use a Cadillac was President Wilson, who rode through the streets of Boston during a World War I victory parade in 1919. Reportedly a car buff, President Eisenhower rode in one of the first Cadillac Eldorado models ever produced during his 1953 inaugural parade. Two giant (at 21.5 feet long) 1938 Cadillac convertibles known as the "Queen Mary" and "Queen Elizabeth" served Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman and Dwight D. Eisenhower and their slightly smaller replacements were used by Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson until they were retired in 1968. More recently President Ronald Reagan used a 1983 Cadillac Fleetwood limousine, President Clinton a Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham and President George W. Bush a DTS . "Cadillac is honored to again provide a new Presidential Limousine," said Mark McNabb, North America vice president, Cadillac/Premium Channel. "This is a great American tradition that we're delighted to renew with an all-new car featuring the best of Cadillac's dramatic design and technology."
Read and see more in Gizmag Magazine.

Boy, will the people at Lincoln be annoyed at the Gizmag writer... the most famous Presidential limo is the unfortunate President Kennedy's open Lincoln. And I recall a Lincoln with a bubble top. Somewhere I saw a list of Presidential limos, Caddies and Lincolns. And that new monsterous, spectacularly tank like, 5 inches of glass? That means nearly a foot of interior space is taken away just for glass? How about 5 cm? What do I know... maybe they really needed 5 inches. I read somewhere that the vehicle weighs upwards of 10 tons -- 20,000 pounds. Is that possible? L.

"She was fast, when afloat."
Guy

"If I hadn't see ye today I absolutely would've killed myself."

Monday.
Statistically the day with highest suicide rate.
Arie