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Week 20, 2008, beginning on May 12. Second half.

Adriaan van Dis.
Lucid, inspiring writer
in an interview and a lecture
in the Thomas Theater.

Prettier than the pictures
on exhibit in Museum Van der Togt.
Guy

A Dakota!
The sound of Liberation!
Guy

The Police.
Not the jolly pop group, no it's a lot more dramatic.
A sinister force of the local authorities disguised
in bright colors searching passers-by "at random".
Photo Theo Niekus

Friday. After a short lived Summer in Spring
it's become Autumn, rain and 10 degrees colder.

"Come rain, come shine, when was that?"
Theo Niekus

"She's accellerating!"

With papers in hand she returns
fron the court house on the right.

From the new terrace on the corner
of the Parnassusweg we see the skyline
of the Zuidas and what goes in
and what comes out.

Jaguar F-Type

British firm set to build cut-price Ferrari California. It seems Ferrari isn't going to have it all its own way, as Jaguar is also getting ready to launch a stunning GT. Called the F-Type, the stylish Brit is set to offer a similar driving experience to the California, but at a much lower price. When it arrives in showrooms in 2012, it will sit at the top of the brand's sports car range - and be the first big cat in many years to get close to capturing the spirit of the E-Type from the Sixties. The newcomer takes much of its styling inspiration from the XF, the car which debuted Jaguar chief stylist Ian Callum's view for the future of the brand. It's based on a shortened version of the lightweight aluminium chassis from the new XJ, which arrives in 2010. The F-Type will target Porsche's 911, Aston Martin's V8 Vantage, Audi's R8 and Ferrari's new California. More in AutoExpress.