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Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Links to Your World, Tuesday January 18

Neuroscience defends the conviction that a couple can be madly in love beyond 20 years of marriage.

 

Teens are enlisted for programs to teach tech to seniors. But, oh, the eye-rolling.

 

Readeo gives grandparents a chance to read picture books to their grandkids over the internet.

 

Horrifying: “A couple in Australia — already parents of three sons —have announced they have aborted twin boys in their quest to replace their baby daughter, who died soon after birth.” (Time)

 

Give to Street People? Ron Sider says, “Don’t.” It’s part of 3 articles Christianity Today has posted with varying answers to the question.

 

Why this was the NFL’s best season in terms of viewers—and why the NFL may never see such numbers again.

 

Italian man shot in head sneezes out bullet

 

Jeb Bush, who insists he’s not a candidate for the presidency, looks like a good one.

 

Have you stopped being able to identify familiar smells? Then you may be about to die, according to a new study. (Report)

 

Love it! Calvin and Hobbes’ Fight Club:

 

Posts at “Get Anchored” since last Tuesday:

“A backlash against the 25% of American adults with diagnosable mental illness”

LeaderLines: Too Busy Not to Pray

"Residue, residue, residue is in this house. It has to come out"

Austin the Most Popular Draw for Young Adults

Reaction to Over-Reaction

Fast Company Covers Willow Creek

Review of Laura Hillenbrand's "Unbroken"

Competing With Horses

Winning Ways: Making Sunday Nights Count

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