The New Yorker

Many of the readers of the New Yorker Magazine gravitate to the cartoons before anything else. But we just read of the untimely death of one of their illustrators, William Hamilton, who could be counted on for a chuckle or a knowing smile. The NY Times obit mentioned several of his offerings:
- Two women sipping wine - the caption reads "He's perfectly nice, but sort of boring, like good cholesterol or something."
-Two other gals sipping straws "I just want to get too big to fail."
His wit and topical humor will be missed.
tjs