For journalists, bloggers and writers in the Washington and Santa Clara area - SPJ’s Narrative Writing Workshop.
I attended this workshop when it was in Gainesville, Florida and have recommended it to friends ever since. They teach you how to write about the most mundane topics in a way that keeps readers hooked. Also, it is not very expensive to attend.
This is hilarious and true.
The Selby
Thoma Lelu’s Paris Home
Michael Bublé at Madison Square Garden concert on the moving picture box while I work and sip wine? Don’t mind if I do!
A great article on the differences between Fox, CNN and MSNBC news networks.
I read it to John while we drove to St. Pete today.
The breakfast I made for John, Stef and I this morning.
Kitten and I are studying this morning.
John and I are going to this event tomorrow before the drive to Miami.
The Global Perspectives office puts on amazing seminars that are free for everyone.
Check out their site for future events.
Remix of a German urban planning poster - transportation for 60 // via the Remix Challenge
The Society of Professional Journalists is a great organization to be a part of if you are student, teacher, professional or citizen journalist.
I became a member prior to starting classes at UCF and attended a few conferences. All members of the organization, from the national to the local level, are a pleasure to be around.
Register for the Spring 2010 conference in Orlando by this Sunday! If you are looking to network with people looking to hire journalists you should definitely attend this event.
Plus, I’ll be there and would love to see you! Register here.
Photo from the shoot with Sean Walsh on Monday evening.
If you didn’t know the Supreme Court heard arguments on a handgun case this Tuesday. In addition to having many experts call in and give their opinions, NPR invited listeners to call in, too.
One caller was a college student who was very upset because he is not permitted to carry his gun on college campuses. The stance that I wrote, pictured above, is my take on the situation.
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