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George Soros gives lucid interview to Spiegel on Euro Crisis: A Tragic, Historical Mistake by the Germans http://t.co/CfKeU0qP 2012-06-27
excellent BBC graphic summarizing euro crisis - private not public debt & german wage deflation relative to eurozone: http://t.co/sc5HJF1B 2012-06-23
India's PM Manmohan Singh puts on economist professor hat, lectures europe on growth, gives $10 billion to support euro http://t.co/eOdmLcA6 2012-06-19
"The man who aced CAT 6 times" - guy repeatedly gets 99-100 percentile in India's GMAT without studying, for fun http://t.co/OJtY94m9 2012-06-19
Good article by Bollywood star Aamir Khan on public health & generic medicines in India http://t.co/mjloJ0Pz 2012-06-17
Topsy results for #VenusTransit are amazing http://t.co/SlPqqyl6 2012-06-05
"I contend that the European Union itself is like a bubble... unreal but immensely attractive": brilliant talk by Soros http://t.co/8WLEon6q 2012-06-04
"Do our partners really want more Europe, or do they just want more German money?" says German govt official http://t.co/Z7Hf2Dyj 2012-06-04
"first thing I did was cut into her buttock... Historical moment" - Japanese cannibal describes his French victim http://t.co/EUFu5m8z 2012-06-02
@NaheedMustafa "illiterate & uneducated thug" is also a good description for the guy who wants to kill his raped granddaughter... 2012-06-02
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Posting tweet...

i miss you
drinking double macchiatos
at blue bottle cafe
i miss you walking
in camden town, or across the seine

watching vicky cristina barcelona
on an aeroplane,
at a concert in berlin,
in the hills somewhere
looking for snow,
i miss you.

we haven’t done these things
we haven’t done much at all, and still
i miss you now
for what we’re yet to do.