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I moved most of these to each post's page bundle so we don't need
them here anymore. They are just taking up space in Git LFS! For
reference I used this god awful contraption to find images in the
content/posts folder and then delete them if they appear in static:
$ for image in $(find content/posts -iname "*.jpg" -o -iname "*.JPG" | awk -F/ '{print $4}'); do find ./static -iname "$image" -exec git rm {} \;; done
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Picturing Jordan 
Picturing Jordan is a blog that attempts to share Jordan with the world one picture at a time.
You can see it live on the Internet at picturingjordan.com.
Technology
The site is built with the Hugo static site generator and uses the Bootstrap v4 Blog theme built by myself and a small community of volunteers on GitHub.
Deploying
Hugo puts the compiled site in public so you will need to modify your web server configuration to use that as the document root. Alternatively, if you are hosting on GitHub pages or similar, you can push public to the root of its own branch using git subtrees:
$ git subtree push --prefix=public origin public
This doesn't work with Git LFS, so I've opted for adjusting my web server configuration.
License
This repository contains the code of Bootstrap v4 which is licensed under the MIT license.
Otherwise, the contents are licensed under the CC-BY-SA-4.0 license.