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Heads up to our loyal followers: It’s our summer break, so we are hitting the pause button to take an “Internet time out” for the remainder of May and most of June. We will thus be blogging a lot less frequently, perhaps once a week, during this time.

We love to walk around different neighborhoods whenever we visit a magnificent city like Washington or Havana. During one such walk, we could not help but notice the relative level of complexity of D.C.’s parking laws. 

We discovered the work pictured below, created by artist Mike Wilkins in 1987, at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. (Now that we are back in the States, we will blog about our impressions of Havana in the next day or two.)

1. Is it unethical for Americans to visit Cuba? (via Market Watch)

2. Luxury mall in Havana (via Slate)

3. Meet Cuba’s first internet entrepreneurs (via TechCrunch)

4. Cuba after communism (via Council on Foreign Relations)

5. Jacob Forever (via YouTube)

Keep moving and go visit some other website, since we won’t be blogging during the next two weeks. (We will be visiting the University of Havana and going on a family vacation in Cuba until the middle of May.) Hasta pronto!

Happy anniversary, Sydjia!