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A night without sleep

Days are getting crazy before the deadline, another night without sleep is behind me. But it’s been productive, finished the chapter on financial cooperation in Asia and discovered who is the master mind behind all the things that I write about in my Thesis (G8 and Local currency bond markets): the former prime-minister of Thailand, Thaksin. Going to get in touch with the German Embassy in Thailand today to see if there have been extensive contacts between Thailand and Germany during the G8 presidency. Anyway, back to no sleeping, my friend Stefan is currently is enjoying himself in Vietnam and probably when he goes to bed I get up and when I go to bed, he gets up. And on no sleeping, Telekom put Paul Potts, winner of “Britain’s Got Talent in 2007″ into their new TV-spot. I really like it the spot, it gives me goose bumps everytime I hear it. Paul Potts was working at a mobile phone shop before he auditioned for the TV. Enjoy.

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2 Responses to “A night without sleep”

  1. michael Says:
    Juli 24th, 2008 at 21:25

    wie hoch ist die chance, dass man während einem barack-auftritt von einem kamerateam befragt wird? wie hoch ist die chance, dass das team die eigene aussage ins programm nimmt? wie hoch ist die chance, dass das video von jemanden gesehen wird, der einen selbst kennt?

    zu hoch :) !
    also lieber kasi, gib bild.de bitte in zukunft keine interviews mehr.
    dann verspreche ich auch, keine bild.de videos mehr zu schauen :D

    lg, michael

  2. kasi Says:
    Juli 25th, 2008 at 13:57

    Hi Michael, die Reporter haben sich nicht als Bild.de zu erkennen gegeben, sondern waren von Reuters. Das Video ist auch bei der Süddeutschen gelandet ;-) Hast Du den Link?

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