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This is what photoblogs should be like – indelible and just what they say. This is impossibly cool.
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Shorter Gingrich: I was in favor of end of life care before I was calling it a “death panel.”
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Leonard Bernstein’s FBI files reveal that he was perpetually under suspicion of being Communist and that Nixon called him a “son of a bitch.” Which, I suppose, is par for the course for a musician in the 1950s through the 1970s.
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Excellent summary of UI design issues.
Day: August 12, 2009
The first part of the 1921 Yellow Journal
I’m gradually scanning and uploading the pages of the April 1921 Yellow Journal, that scurrilous anonymous satirical broadside at the University of Virginia. This morning I’ve uploaded pages 1 through 4 along with an index of the stories. The pages available through my site are 100dpi PNG files; TIFFs have also been produced.
For now, these are scans of photocopies, as I’m reluctant to subject the fragile newsprint to my color scanner directly (mostly because every time I unfold it I run the risk of cracking the pages). I intend to get scans of the original artifact, but these black and white copies hopefully give some flavor of what the original is like.
My favorite excerpt from the issue so far may be the one liner on page 3: “Mike Wagenheim says that Norfolk is the greatest town in this state. Quite right. No other town could be in the state that Norfolk is in.”
