San Babila
Two quick snapshots of San Babila – which after two trips to Milan, I still have yet to go inside.
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Dilbert Survey of Economists
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Don’t hate on the suburbs, Buffalo
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Or bobbleheads
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All-out?
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Just rearrange the sentences a bit
ByDerekThesis: “In his new book, political analyst Ron Brownstein calls this a crisis of ‘hyperpartisanship,’ a crisis which has ‘unnecessarily inflamed our differences and impeded progress against our most pressing challenges.’ Nothing reflects the result of hyperpartisanship more than the current immigration debate…” Supporting arguments: “Here in our nation’s capital, I wanted to talk briefly…
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Hey! Is that the side of my head in the first shot? Or am I still in transit? 🙂
I didn’t think you were there yet, but when I looked at the timestamp on these photos they’re from Friday afternoon – so I guess you were!