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Monday's Rundown

Matt with what's on tap for Monday's BPP:

Win Rosenfeld

3:38 PM ET | 02-22-2008 | permalink

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So sad... Matt all alone, followed by Win all alone... sympathies to both on this cold, miserable winter day.

And FYI, the BPP dance parties only look not pathetic when they are less than 4 seconds... any more and, well, you know...

Sent by Will G | 4:48 PM ET | 02-22-2008

Dance parties also only look not pathetic when none of the attendees are reading The Economist.

However, if I were at a dance party I would wish I had an Economist to read.

Sent by Maura | 7:17 PM ET | 02-22-2008

Dang! I missed the rockingest dance party ever! Happy Birthday, Win!

Sent by Tricia, NPR | 10:15 AM ET | 02-23-2008

Hey, dance parties are fun anywhere, anytime in my book. Especially when it's your birthday. Hope it was a good one, Win!

Sent by Summer | 12:40 PM ET | 02-24-2008

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