American poet Ezra Pound, with his mother Isabel, wearing his Cheltenham Military Academy uniform, 1898. pic.twitter.com/jSYn4HLLPg
— Book Mania! (@thebookmania) January 3, 2016
Now appearing at Pittsburgh's Smallman Galley
Proving once again that artisanal toast really is a thing, Josephine's Toast is now featured at the Smallman Galley. It's even been featured at About.com's column about "the best, must-eat foods." To be fair, the restaurant has much more than toast on its menu. This Twitter post gives the idea.
Getting more toast in your diet is a great #newyearsresolution and we’ve got all of the toasts @josephinestoast pic.twitter.com/e719QLo1Ve
— Josephine's Toast (@JosephinesToast) December 29, 2015
Ezra Pound's Cats
"There are cats and cats." – Denis Diderot 📷Ezra Pound with his three cats. pic.twitter.com/2KIMG3F9Az
— Bibliophilia (@Libroantiguo) December 18, 2015
A museum home for Hitchbot
CBC reports that the original Hitchbot, not the one destroyed in Philadelphia, will reside permanently in a Canadian museum
Not yet
Just when I was getting excited about this country's plans to catch up with England's plans to place Jane Austen's portrait on its currency, this—
via OzyTime is money. The U.S. Treasury stirred up so much excitement with last summer’s announcement that a woman would be pushing Alexander Hamilton from his prime $10 bill real estate that 1.5 million Americans weighed in. Snowed under by opinions, it has now pushed back its highly anticipated Jan. 1 announcement of which woman will grace the redesigned note in 2020.