I, Hans.: I prefer the USers to be intelligent.

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April 29, 2008

I prefer the USers to be intelligent.

History will condemn us if... (Thomas P.M. Barnett :: Weblog):
It's that conflict paradigm that could kill our global economy just as easily as protectionism. Indeed, the former enables the latter.
Between Obama's trade pandering and McCain's war pandering, you really have to wonder if America is hell-bent on destroying an international liberal economic order that is our gift to humanity, doing so right at its moment of global apogee.
History will condemn us for our stupidity if this is all we can manage.

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I just saw your gallery of photos from your home town. Beautiful!

Posted by: Michael | May 09, 2008 at 03:33 AM

Posted by: Hansrudolf Suter | May 09, 2008 at 09:30 AM

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Agaricus Muscarius

What a pleasent surprise this weekend in Netro: a huge colony of Agaricus Muscarius. (The pics are taken with Treo 600)

Street fashion

pictures taken on my last visit to Tokyo, awful fotos but good people.

Mein Schulweg

The streets I walk from home to office.

ristoranti e bar

This is Roberta. But the Album is not about her. It's about Restaurants and Bars. The pics have been taken by accident. In the future I'll try to show Chefs, Owners (capital C and capital O) in their places. And some coeaters as well. This shall not be a guide.

Turkey, Gulf of Gocek

We 8 people rented a spacious gùlet with a crew of 3 and traveled along the costa turchese from Bodrum to Gocek. If I would kick in a few pictures from the caribbian islands,norway, scotland and the lakes of Engadin you would note the difference only for the absence of ships, houses and poeple. Might well be one of the last onspoiled coasts. Food is fine, too. And it's certainly not expensive.

maroc

Let us start in Marrakesh in Jardin Majorelles because Morocco is about colours, mainly.

Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara

In 2001 we passed 2 weeks in Tokyo, Kyoto and Nara. This picture is taken from a shop window. The shop sells sweets, something like tiny chocolate balls. Yes.

Netro

Netro is a 800 people village about 80 minutes from Milan. I pass there a good part of the year in a house which is half an hour by foot from the village. My neighbours are cows, goats, and a few biz consultants. The beasts are fenced out, the houses are lost in the woods. This is the street leading to our house.

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