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End of semester

The end of the semester, and thus of our year here in the U.S., is approaching fast and we are beginning to feel bad about having to leave our friends, schools and Beacon Hill behind. It’s been an amazing year

Posted in Harvard, It's personal now, Life in Boston

WTF

Amazingly stupid

Posted in It's personal now, Life in Boston

Mobile photos

Posted in Harvard, It's personal now, Life in Boston

No longer absent without leave

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton yesterday said that the U.S. is no longer “absent without leave” in the global climate change response. She, and her boss Barack Obama (see earthday speech below), says that America is now ready to take

Posted in Climate Change, GlobalFOCUS, It's personal now, Life in Boston

Boston is blooming

Summer is finally here and Boston is a really beautiful place. Beacon Hill where we live have trees lining the streets and they are all exploding in white, green and pink now and a lot of people have flowerpots and

Posted in It's personal now, Life in Boston, Miscellaneous

90′s hits doesn’t get any cooler!

Posted in It's personal now, Life in Boston, Miscellaneous

Outrage continues

Listen to this hilarious comment by US senator Charles Grassley regarding the AIG $165m bonuses Grassley has since taken back parts of the comment.

Posted in Life in Boston, Miscellaneous

It’s a revolution

Maybe the most fascinating aspect of the financial crisis the last few weeks has been the outright revolution against the business elite. For every day that passes politicians are perceived more and more as the only ones concerned about the

Posted in It's personal now, Life in Boston, Miscellaneous

National Guard Warrior

Take a look at this new promotional video from the Army National Guard. Scary stuff. Is this really a serious way to recruit people for a life and death job where we ideally do not want people applying because it

Posted in It's personal now, Life in Boston

Presidential address to the nation

Yesterday Obama held his first address to the nation and it’s absolutely worth watching. Again the president delivered a serious but sanguine speech and showed a pragmatism and dogma-free politics that I admire much. Some favourite excerpts: The fact is,

Posted in Climate Change, It's personal now, Life in Boston