Article - "A Brewing Problem" by James Hamblin at The Atlantic - I actually hesitated to include this article because I do not want to contribute to anyone's sense of guilt. I go through a lot of K-cups and I'm apparently part of the problem. Read about it here.
Article - "Why Audiophiles are Paying $1,000 for this Man's Vinyl" by Rene Chun at Wired. Everything you could ever want to know about why Vinyl sounds so good. Read it here.
Book - "Blood Meridian" by Cormac McCarthy - I realize that this book came out in 1985, but I have read it at least once a year since I first picked it up when I was 26. Much has been made of this novel and I have nothing new to add to the discussion. It is difficult, and scary, and beautiful, and funny, and rewarding in a way that is hard to describe. It takes effort - something I think all great books require. Buy the paperback here, and travel with it.
Article - "Christian, or Feminist?" by Emma Green at The Atlantic - I don't think anyone in the church is really talking about sexuality and gender in a way that younger generations identify with. Read more here.
Article - "Netanyahu's Zero-sum Game on Iran" by David Ignatious at The Washington Post - This was certainly the biggest news story this week, and it feels like it was ripped straight from an episode of House of Cards. Read about it here.
Video - "Love Has no Labels" - Deal with it. Watch it here.
Art - "Still-life with Dead Game, Fruits, and Vegetables in a Market" (1614) by Frans Snyders.
I wonder if Mr. Snyders really had that scene set up in his workspace. Pretty intense.
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