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» A New Bill Waterson Interview (!)

Considering that I just finished this book, it's amazing that this interview just came out today. (I love Calvin and Hobbes.)

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» An Illuminated ESV

Makoto Fujimura is working on an illuminated bible. Unless it's ridiculously expensive, I'm getting one...in 2011.

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» Do you read this essay? Or follow the mysterious dog?

The mechanics of Choose Your Own Adventure books make for an interesting read and some strangely beautiful charts.

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» Is the NEA pushing propaganda?

"The NEA did encourage a handpicked, pro-Obama arts group to address issues under contentious national debate. That fact is irrefutable."  Read more here.

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» Prodigal God

For a limited time, you can download an EP of free music from a new musical called "Prodigal God" here. It's not directly related to the supposed-to-be-great Keller book, if you're wondering. (via BTW)

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» You don't have to take my word for it

Read about Reading Rainbow is going off the air here. Which focus will do more for increasing literacy: teaching how to read or teaching why to read? Discuss. (via Waxy)

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Kid Mud

Wednesday 24 June 2009 at 3:10 pm.

Recently, I've been enjoying the album Now They Shut Us Down by Kid Mud.  Listen to the whole thing online here.



 

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