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- 02/23/10
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TuneGlue
This is a pretty amazing little utility. It simply shows relationships between musical artists or bands, allowing you to plug in the name of an artist you like at which point it will find some recommendations of others you may enjoy.
R.C. Sproul’s Study
In this ongoing series from T4G, R.C. Sproul takes us on a tour of his study. He gets the award for having the most interesting “stuff” in his study.
No Accident
“Chris and Nancy Hanna tell of God’s sustaining grace through a recent car accident. Chris is the Director of Development at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary. ”
This is a pretty amazing little utility. It simply shows relationships between musical artists or bands, allowing you to plug in the name of an artist you like at which point it will find some recommendations of others you may enjoy.
R.C. Sproul’s Study
In this ongoing series from T4G, R.C. Sproul takes us on a tour of his study. He gets the award for having the most interesting “stuff” in his study.
No Accident
“Chris and Nancy Hanna tell of God’s sustaining grace through a recent car accident. Chris is the Director of Development at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary. ”
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Comments (3)
Wow, that TuneGlue is pretty good. It doesn’t take too many links from any musician I like to realize that all roads lead to Caedmon’s Call.
Grace is abundant in spite of our certain end.
TuneGlue reminds me a lot of LivePlasma.com (very similar idea). I love the concept of entries in a database carrying “gravity” and “weight” that draws them toward each other based on similar content. I’d love to see a site like http://www.theresurence.com, htpp://www.desiringgod.org or http://www.ccel.org/ do that with their content.