I was on the phone, walking absent-mindedly towards the Metro when I saw this window display at a spectacle store on Connecticut Avenue in DC. The frames being advertised of course are the now famous Kazuo Kawasaki, model 704, 34 gray. They look incredibly good but if you want a crash course in foreign policy, a real school is still better.Sunday, October 26, 2008
KAZUO KAWASAKI AND FOREIGN POLICY
I was on the phone, walking absent-mindedly towards the Metro when I saw this window display at a spectacle store on Connecticut Avenue in DC. The frames being advertised of course are the now famous Kazuo Kawasaki, model 704, 34 gray. They look incredibly good but if you want a crash course in foreign policy, a real school is still better.
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A good one there! :)
Sathej
hahaha! now that's good marketing :)
CNN-US did a story on whether one could see Russia from Alaska, guess what you could see an island that is part of Russia from an island that is part of the US, these islands are only 2.4 miles apart, During winter when the Bering Strait freezes one can walk from Alaska to Russia .. haha ! What I don't get is, how does that count as foreign policy experience ..?!
Hi Ezhil,
I actually caught that story. It was interesting. There are certain neighbourhoods in Copenhagen from where you can see Malmo in Sweden. All the people who live there are experts in foreign policy.
As always...good stuff !! Did an ultra marathon last weekend and ran my first 100k. It was quite a spiritual experience. When do we get to see the Zoyab?
I wish I could think up stuff like that!
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