On March 26, 2007, the Philadelphia Inquirer published David Montgomery’s Here Be Dragons article. That morning I received a phone call from one of my best friends who happened to be in Philadelphia on business. He excitedly informed me that one of my maps was on the cover of a section in the Philadelphia Inquirer. I asked him to purchase as many copies as possible and about a month later I picked up the six copies from his house. My housemate let me borrow his camera to take an overhead photograph of the two newspaper articles side by side. When the housemate moved out a few months ago he gave me all of his photographs that he had on his computer and I found this photograph that I had forgotten about. What I found to be the most interesting aspect is the size of the map that was used in Philadelphia, the change of the article’s name, the movement from “Style” to “Health & Science.” I’ve tried to track down other syndications, but so far only the Philadelphia Inquirer has been obtained. The article itself has already been deaccessioned from the Philadelphia Inquirer’s website.
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- Fox News: 4/20 celebration leads to 7 arrests by US Capitol Police
- WTOP: On 4/20, DC pot advocates plan provocative protests
- Washington Post: Marijuana advocates vow to smoke pot and get arrested on steps of U.S. Capitol
- CNN: DC activists planning pot giveaway, Capitol Hill 'smoke in'
- COMPLEX MAGAZINE: How to Organize A Pro-Cannabis Demonstration With Over 4,200 Free Joints
- New York Times: Marijuana Group Passes Out Free Joints for Trump’s Inauguration
- Fox 5 DC: Pro-pot protesters prep for Inauguration Day
- Breitbart: Pot Advocates Try to Smoke Sen. Jeff Sessions’ Nomination for Attorney General Job
- The Independent: Cannabis activists to hand out thousands of free joints at Donald Trump's inauguration
- Washington Times: DEA disappoints medical marijuana advocates with refusal to reclassify
- Philly Voice: Giant marijuana joints, Sanders supporters among Broad Street marchers on DNC Day 1
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- Washington Post - Letter to the Editor: The D.C. Council’s marijuana club ban inadvertently creates the ‘smokeasy’
- Washington Post: On Day 1 of legalization, Bowser submits bill to prevent ‘pot clubs’
- Quoted today's in DelMarVaNow
- Washington Post: Odds are increasing that D.C. will vote on legalizing marijuana — despite Congress
- Overdubbed in Turkish on Voice of America
- Are We Eating Fishy Food? on Voice of America
- E&E News: 'Fishy food' cars attract stares, promote GMO labeling
- Washington Post: Mobile protest art draws gawkers in D.C.
- "Official: Medical marijuana in D.C. by May 2012" by Victor Zapana, Washington Post, July 29, 2011
- Cameo on the History Channel's "How the States Got Their Shapes"
- Brief Media Recap of the Townhall Meeting on the District's Medical Cannabis Program
- A 24-hour Metro? For one rider, the train is always half full - By Kytja Weir, Washington Examiner
- Feature in today's Weekend Pass Section of the Washington Post's Express Newspaper: "Geo-Beautiful"
- Mentioned on Today's Art Beat on WAMU
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- Charted Territory: Robin Rice on “Mapping: Outside/Inside” at Gershman Y – Philadelphia City Paper
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- Drug War Chronicle Issue #629 – Feature: Mixed Reactions to DC City Council’s Medical Marijuana Regulations
- The DC Colonist is now officially stock photo
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- The D.C. Colonist is featured today's The Reliable Source column in the Style Section of the Washington Post
- WAMU Coverage of the U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on the Federal Workforce, Postal Service and the District of Columbia hearing titled "Greater Autonomy for the Nation's Capitol"
- My Record Cover Was Featured On Current TV Last Night
- The sign I posted outside of MTV's Real World DC house is transcribed in today's Washington Post
- I was on today's 5pm newscast of WJLA ABC 7 concerning the 80 recent car break-ins & burglaries in my neighborhood
- I am mentioned in today's Washington Post article "Artomatic '09: Survival Tips From an Expert"
- Indirectly mentioned in today's Washington Post
- Interviewed on MSNBC this morning
- My DC license plate redesign was discussed today on the WAMU's The Kojo Nnamdi Show
- In the December issue of QST Magazine
- Tonight: Quart Bag & a selection of screen grabs featuring my bag
- In today's Washington Jewish Weekly newspaper
- Audio from Teresa Mendez's article in the Christian Science Monitor
- syndicated in Taiwan, San Francisco, Saint Louis, Austin, Little Rock, and Lincoln, Nebraska
- Curbed LA - Downtown Derricks
- Syndicated in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution & ABC News
- Comparative Front Pages: Washington Post / Philadelphia Inquirer
- The art of Map Fest by Teresa Mendez - The Christian Science Monitor
- Google's View of D.C. Melds New and Sharp, Old and Fuzzy - Washington Post
- TV Kultura mentions the last 4 years of my cartographic activities
- profiled by Iconoculture
- Roll Call's Photo of the Week features the DC Colonist
- Featured today in Directions Magazine's Newsletter
- The Masked Mapmaker
- Changing the World
- On the map, off the wall
- "Here Be Dragons" syndicated
- Here Be Dragons by David Montgomery
- Indiana GIS Newsletter - December 2006
- Third of representation a start, but not enough
- On Page Two of the Washington Examiner
- New Directions
- Is the DC Colonist a Netscape Celebrity?
- Salt Lake Tribune covers the D.C. Colonist
- ABC 7 Covers the D.C. Colonist...
- The DC Colonist is in a Scripts Howard wire report
- Tucson Arizona recap
- Green Jews campaign against party’s Israel divestment resolution
- Union Newswire
- Wal - Monster
- America Supports You, "Freedom Walk"
- I am featured in the Green Party's "Green Pages"
- I am mentioned in the Northwest Current
- Liberté, égalité, fraternité - OSCE
- DC Colonists video clip
- On Adbusters Magazine's Website
- Washington Post: Red, White and Golden Arches: The Star-Spangled Banner Ad
- I am in the Saint Louis Post Dispatch!
