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Columbus Circle, viewed from Jazz at Lincoln Center

Columbus Circle, viewed from Jazz at Lincoln Center, originally uploaded by zokuga.

This entry was posted in thoughts on September 8, 2010 by Dan Nguyen.

I'm a programmer journalist, currently teaching computational journalism at Stanford University. I'm trying to do my new blogging at blog.danwin.com.

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