york times magazine

The first black president, that is. Steve Gill links to an interesting article in the New York Times Magazine about the racial heritage of 29th President of the United States, Warren G. Harding:

In a long profile in the New York Times Magazine, Rush Limbaugh takes aim at his chief rival:

The New York Times Magazine offers a preview of Emily Gould's article on blogging that will run this Sunday. In the article, she talks about blogging, being a "professional" blogger and a whole lot of other interesting aspects to the on-line community that is blogging.

Treehugger pays homage to a few social entrepreneurs they've found who are building businesses while doing good to the environment.

The New York Times Magazine has a slide show which showcases the people behind some creative and socially-beneficial business ideas.

Treehugger pays homage to a few social entrepreneurs they've found who are building businesses while doing good to the environment.

The New York Times Magazine has a slide show which showcases the people behind some creative and socially-beneficial business ideas.

Treehugger pays homage to a few social entrepreneurs they've found who are building businesses while doing good to the environment.

The New York Times Magazine has a slide show which showcases the people behind some creative and socially-beneficial business ideas.

I’ve made no bones about how I feel about electronic touch-screen voting. I don’t trust it, I don’t want it, and I don’t understand why we have to have it.

Sunday’s New York Times Magazine has an excellent, albeit alarming. article about the problems with touch screen voting. It’s long, but it’s a thorough and comprehensive overview of the issue.

From Karl at Protein Wisdom, a link to a New York Times Magazine story on Steve Gilliard, liberal blogger who's early death is much lamented in Progg world. I remember clearly the weekend Gilliard died, as I was much saddened by the death of The Skipper, Allan Kelly of BMEWS, who passed the day before. Of course, death isn't pleasant to behold, and both saddened me. And, of course, today, I'll