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Early Christians

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Filed under Greece, Photo

One thing that fascinates me is early Christians. Long before the religion went triple platinum in the 5th Century, Christians were a strange little Mediterranean cult. On the Greek Island Milos, just a few steps from where the Venus de Milo was found is a 1st century Christian Catacomb. If you’re ever on Milos, it’s worth a visit. Click to enlarge:

Milos Catacombs

Milos Catacombs

Milos Catacombs

50% Nutter

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Filed under Philly, Photo, news

Remember when people line up around City Hall for a chance to shake the new Mayor’s hand? Those days are long, long over.

I’m not going to get much into how I feel about the man. From what I can tell, he’s an intelligent man with a good sense of humor and a horrible job. I like the guy and think he was largely dealt a bad hand. With that said, he’s not without his (sometimes serious) flaws. I’ll leave it at that. In honor of the 50% mark of Nutter’s first term, here are a few slightly more interesting photos from the various photo-ops I’ve covered since he took office. Click to enlarge:

Philadelphians wait in line outside City Hall to shake the new Mayor's hand. The line extended around the square block building.

The mayor responds to throngs of reporters in his first public statement after the shooting of Police Sargent Stephen Liczbinski


The Mayor examines a proud student's artwork.


Nutter Speaks in the City Hall Courtyard in late 2009

Nutter Bends