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R.I.P. Walter Cronkite.
Read about Jay Farrar and Ben Gibbard collaborating on a Jack Kerouac project.
See the graph breakdown of Christian music.
Read about the iPhone app. that helps you score pot.
See B.J. Penn jump out of three feet of water.
Forget the “new car smell,” we want the smell of books.
Read about Jimmy Carter leaving the SBC over their “treatment of women.”
Read about the recent survey that seeks to reveal “what Muslims detest most about the West.”
Read as Christianity Today wrestles with “Why change is not our most important product.”
Read as Women’s Wear Daily profiles Imogen Heap.
Read as Newsweek examines vampire pop culture.
Read about the Harvard professor who was arrested for “breaking in” to his own home.
Read this piece which seeks to find the right way to “remember Joy Division.”
Browse the Free Music Archive, which now contains 10,656 free and legal mp3 downloads across a variety of music genres.
Browse as the Observer lists the 50 albums that changed music.
Read as LexGo.com interviews Neko Case.
Bid on a Geneva Bible with John Calvin’s signature.
Read about iPhone, Mac sales continuing to propel Apple forward.
Read about Obama’s “Mom jeans.” What have we come to?
Read about the independent investigator who has found evidence that Gov. Sarah Palin may have violated ethics laws”
Read about Stephen Baldwin filing for bankruptcy.
Read about Amazon buying Zappos.
Read Ed Stetzer’s piece on accountability groups, including helpful questions.
See a crazy wedding processional.
Browse this list of 10 soundtracks that changed the world.
Read as the Quietus interviews Siouxsie Sioux.
Read as the Buffalo News profiles Jason Lytle.
Consider these five future trends of church planting.


























dang i just clicked on six things there-good list -from stephen baldwin to siouxsie to scoring pot
i feel like i just stumbled across the reformed missional dude version of The Enquirer