This is a simple Google Maps utility that allows you to zoom down into any property in the District and quickly find out useful information.

Boeing brought its next-generation commercial airliner to Reagan National Airport this week, showing it off as part of its worldwide 2011-12 “Dream Tour.” Groups of VIPs and journalists were invited to tour what Boeing officials tout as the 21st century’s first new plane, a sleek and environmentally friendly vehicle that will redefine air travel for both airlines and passengers.

Today we have a hint. TBD reports that new car-sharing service car2go paid D.C. $578,000 to avoid parking tickets for a year. That’s part of the appeal of the service — the cars can be found just about anywhere, and you can park them any place you choose (with restrictions on rush-hour and street-sweeping parking, though) without having to feed a meter or worry about residential parking time limits.

Unfortunately, the design of the cycle track doesn’t completely separate bicyclists from cars, which is usually the main point of cycle tracks. DDOT is concerned about narrowing L Street too much, and about potential left-hook accidents. So the design of the cycle track calls for cars planning to turn left onto cross streets to cross over the cycle track, and then turn left from a turn lane located between the curb and the cycle track.

“We have a very strong and deep bench,” said Brian Moran, chairman of the Democratic Party of Virginia. “And one of the reasons so many individuals are exploring running for statewide office is because of the alternative.