Rowhouse sunrise. (Taken with Instagram at Wylie Street NE)

Rowhouse sunrise. (Taken with Instagram at Wylie Street NE)

Where am I? (Taken with instagram)

Where am I? (Taken with instagram)

I like my graffiti with a side of irony. (Taken with Instagram at H Street Corridor)

I like my graffiti with a side of irony. (Taken with Instagram at H Street Corridor)

My college education. (Taken with Instagram at The Red & Black)

My college education. (Taken with Instagram at The Red & Black)

Hometown, represent. (Taken with Instagram at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL))

Hometown, represent. (Taken with Instagram at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL))

At a memorial yesterday for a j-school professor, reminders of him were everywhere. This note, on a cubicle at the student paper, was one I particularly enjoyed. I got dinged in one of the news stories I wrote in his class for saying someone was just “arrested for” something. He noted in the margin: “Stanford, you just convicted the guy.” It appears to be a lesson he’a still teaching. (Taken with Instagram at The Red & Black)

At a memorial yesterday for a j-school professor, reminders of him were everywhere. This note, on a cubicle at the student paper, was one I particularly enjoyed. I got dinged in one of the news stories I wrote in his class for saying someone was just “arrested for” something. He noted in the margin: “Stanford, you just convicted the guy.” It appears to be a lesson he’a still teaching. (Taken with Instagram at The Red & Black)

D.C.’s finest. (Taken with Instagram at McPherson Square)

D.C.’s finest. (Taken with Instagram at McPherson Square)

Will you soon have to start paying to use The Post’s Web site? No, not in the short term, and maybe never, if I read the tea leaves correctly.
Patrick Pexton, “Is a paywall coming to The Washington Post?,” March 23, 2012
… whatever the job descriptions of the future turn out to be, and however much they rely on the mastery of online technologies, patience and self-reflectiveness are going to be in much shorter supply than quickness of judgment.
Alan Jacobs, “Jobs of the Future: A Skeptic’s Response,” the Atlantic
Real-time advertising. #hailtotheredskins (Taken with Instagram at Red Palace)

Real-time advertising. #hailtotheredskins (Taken with Instagram at Red Palace)