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- Breaking: WAMU news director Jim Asendio is out, with a “no-nonsense” memo to boot. [Erik Wemple]
- This is the craziest press release ever for a new building. [City Desk]
- P.O.V., The Park at Fourteenth and LOVE make list of 100 most profitable nightclubs. Yay, bottle service. [Huffington Post]
- Shared taxicab rides coming to Nationals games. [Washington Times]
- Trial begins for five D.C. men accused of 14 shootings in March 2010. [Post]
- Albert Haynesworth is halfway done with his community service, lawyer says. [Post]
- City Paper’s new daily newsletter is confusing to some. [D.C. Porcupine]
- City regulators close, re-open pop-up gallery. [Arts Desk]
- Scenes from the rise of the Barry Machine. [TBD]
- In wake of ESPN’s “Lintroversy,” GWU professor wants to prevent television and radio stations from saying “Redskins.”
Bill would give spare change found at airports to troops organization, not TSA. [USA Today]
