- Anyone want to give an over/under on Jay Cutler wanting out of Chicago now that Mike Martz has been named his O.C.
- Some 400 giant squid have shown up along the Orange County coast in Southern California since Friday. Some are as large as 4 feet long, and 60 pounds.
- At a laundromat in Brooklyn, a revolving cast of characters conduct business, people-watch, sell, argue, flirt, and gossip. Oh, and do their laundry.
- Ways into small missional communities.
- James Bow has a really good post on what partisanship does to political dialogue
- Dave King links to a true deal with the devil. A deal that was signed looking down the barrel of a battleship.
- The church and the decade ahead
- No, seriously, cancel Haiti’s debt
- Is it just me or does this kind of housing make sense as an interim step in rebuilding Haiti?
- City of Vancouver opens kiosk to try to explain East Hastings to foreign media :: The project is a joint effort by the city, the province, and dozens of charities and other organizations that provide services to the hundreds of homeless people and drug addicts who call the neighbourhood home.
- The New York Yankees 2010 payroll is already at $200 million. Who in baseball other than Yankees fans is this good for? I guess I should stop complaining, it was $208 million in 2008. Compare this to the $30 million payroll that the Pittsburgh Pirates are paying this year. I’m angry at baseball and the pitchers and catchers haven’t even reported yet.
- Why Seth Godin doesn’t use Twitter
- So much for the sanctity of our one tier health system :: Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams is set to undergo heart surgery this week in the United States. I wish him a speedy recovery but his actions underline the fact that the wealthy in Canada often go and pay for treatment in the United States.
- Grant Devine and Michael Wilson stage political comebacks! As Obama’s budget advisors. How else can you explain a $1.56 TRILLION deficit?
- Rebecca Blood has a great post on Google’s thinking in China
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