March 28, 2010
What we're reading #011
Each Friday we share our Web discoveries, mostly pulled from our RSS feeds and Twitter accounts. If there's something we should know about, please write to thesadbear [at] gmail [dot] com.This is late again. Totally my fault. But some great reading and viewing follows:
A city united by tragedy, divided by its kindness (WSJ)
Judges don't slow 100 mph speeders (Trib)
Public triumph, private torment
Indestructible soccer ball
Tyson's pigeons (nod to Silliman)
Chase's pigeon (VPA award-winning)
Cortes de Nico audio slideshow
All the Sheikh's horses
Pictory: your best photo stories
Polaroid scarves
Wes Peden's "Plaid"
Labels: photography, Silliman, Wall Street Journal
by Tony at 12:45 PM |
2 Comments:
Thanks for the WSJ piece. That was really good/horrible. I was impressed they didn't write it blow-by-blow, and just told the whole story.
Daniel, I think there is a lot a lot going on in the structure of that WSJ story. The flirtations with bigger meaning, the historical notes, the toggling between events, the varied scopes, the way the writer buried the fact that he had this intriguing spreadsheet point system. Really enthralling.
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