
The Last drop
It is cold and damp. The lights are dim and rare echoes bounce off lonely hangar walls.
Yet it was so lively not long ago, full of warm voices and soft laughter, all now distant echoes in gossamer memories.
Nine E-Readers to Gawk At - Photo Essays - TIMESource: TIME
Photo Essay from Time Magazine.
Not sure how old this E-Reader list is.
But I didn't know there were other companies outside of Sony and the Kindle that were selling competitive E-readers.
Cool. Would love to buy one of these.

On the top of the rocks at the top of the hill she sits in the sun. The wind blowing through her blonde hair, her Harley parked below on the grass. Her head is down, her hair covers her face. She twirls a wildflower between her fingers.

The following essay has been written in response to a suggestion by Aine MacDermot. She was responding to a request made by this author in an article entitled "Just for the Halibut."

I challenge NEWSVINE photographers to choose any subject, and, in 3-6 photos - without captions or text explanation, create a photo essay and invite other NEWSVINERS to give it a TITLE that fits.

The word "essay" is defined as "a short piece of writing on a particular subject." "Photojournalism" is defined as "the art or practice of communicating news by photographs." So, it's logical to me to define a "Photo Essay" as a "short communication on a particular subject which …

There was a moment when I was just a young lad, sitting and watching M.A.S.H. and enjoying the drama when something I'll never forget happened: Alan Alda cursed.
Jury Says Professor Wrongly Fired because 9/11 EssaySource: The New York Times
A jury ruled Thursday that Ward L. Churchill, a former University of Colorado professor who drew national attention for an essay in which he called some victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks "little Eichmanns," was wrongfully terminated

Outside on this sunny Northern California day the ground is still damp from last week's rain. The bright sunshine has the black reformed feral stretched out along the window sill. An unidentified green ground cover sweeps across the backyard.

In both past and modern civilizations, war has been extremely prevalent. Conflict can be utilized to make territorial gains, unite a people, or pull a nation from economic troubles.
The Remains of Detroit - Photo Essays - TIMESource: TIME
This is basically a photo essay to show "how America has fallen" or something along those lines (I do not have the print copy of the article near me, I just saw a link and that's how it was described as by the person who posted it). It's an amazing collection of photos.
In Defense of PiracySource: Wall Street Journal
In early February 2007, Stephanie Lenz's 13-month-old son started dancing. Pushing a walker across her kitchen floor, Holden Lenz started moving to the distinctive beat of a song by Prince, "Let's Go Crazy." He had heard the song before. The beat had obviously stuck.
Panoramas and Photo Technology from Iceland and GreenlandSource: edge.org
A very frequent question that I got from the previous emails is "what equipment do you use?", or "you must have a great camera". Whenever I hear that I smile and think yes I do have great equipment, but there is a bit more to it than that.

The New York Times rejected an essay written by the one and only John McCain. While they claim the rejection was simply based on procedure and they plan on publishing his piece in the future, I feel this censorship is unjust to the American people.