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• PubDef - Parents to be Greeted by Tombstones
  You might have seen it on your campus already
  (tags: PubDef protest student demonstation WashU SLU UMSL)
• Subterranean Books » Just about all New
  Subbooks is nearly done clearing out their old stock of used books. Consider paying them a visit this weekend before they send off the rest, especially if you missed their sale.
  (tags: subbooks sale used)

• Facebook/Scrabulous - Etiquette on Inactive Games
  (tags: tojosan)

• Pretty War STL: Civil Courts Building
  (tags: photography PrettyWar)
• St. Louis Daily Photo Blog: Continental
  (tags: stldailyphotoblog photography)
• Ecology of Absence: Pelster Housebarn Restoration Ongoing
  (tags: ecoabsence preservation historic)
• Brick City - I’m Just Saying
  (tags: brickcity development polls)

• Jet Lag Blog
  MIA since last May, Jet Lag chronicled the archiving on Jet Lag Mag which was one of Saint Louis’ first experiments in DIY zines and self-publishing. We sure hope they’d pick up the self-publishing where they left off.
  (tags: zine jetlag blog diy stlouis punk)
• KWMU - Islamic religion
  It’s Ramadan, but if you’re not interested in fasting, perhaps now is a fine day to feast yourself on understanding and education. In this program you can do both, and we’d be foolish not to pass along this great show.
  (tags: religion kwmu stlouisontheair)
• Zombie Squad - new commercial
  In preparartion of this weekend’s blood drive, the Zombie Sqaud just relased this video/commercial reminding us to stay vigilant in our quest against these souless killing machines. Hey, it’s not like that don’t care, they’re going to keep your eyes.
  (tags: zombie videro youtube prepare)

• Urban Review STL - St. Louis Sponsoring Photo Contest, Images for New Website
  Attn: Flcikr users. How many part of the city can we cover? We’re still trying to discover ths city, and this contest is just the begging. Bring 5 photos, and we’ll be happy just to see one perspective of ours shown (if at all). Btw, it’s about time t
  (tags: website stlouis photo contest)
• 52nd City: Big Read, Small Press, Great Guns!
  Sure we’re not really in print. And we never let that stop us. And yet, we’re kind of excited about these independant press events coming up. Here’s why.
  (tags: 52nd comics press show talks)
• Brick City - I want to shop
  Alright we can’t afford to live downtown. If we’re lucky, jobs will keep moving downtown. Now all we need are places we can actually afford to spend money. Glad to hear BrickCity has an original take on Saint Louis Center. Because we read a lot of com
  (tags: brickcity shopping downtown development)
• St. Louis Daily Photo Blog: Thursday Arch Series
  Look for another update today in this series from a photo blog we can’t wait to highlight again.
  (tags: stldailyphotoblog arch series)

• Brick City - Lists

  We like lists. We list the things we love. For once, somebody else decided to celebrate the little perks that make this city great.

  (tags: brickcity lists city living)

• STLtoday - Business - Story

  Webster Groves is “right next to downtown”? That’s news to us. More Webster redevelopment problems, amid a historic community with tons of great existing historic rehabs. You’d never see a story like this written about Saint Louis city…

  (tags: webster redevelopment project stltoday)

• KWMU - modernizing older houses

  A good dicussion on what it takes to rehab older homes…in the older suburbs. Because St. Louis on the Air is quality programming

  (tags: stlouisontheair kwmu rehabilitation housing)

• robthurman.com: A Hipster Homage to a Classic Clusterfuck

  We’re still not entirely sure what this event is. Just that it involve restaging of an talk that went desperately wrong in 1967. Or maybe it went right. Sculpture on hand?

  (tags: robthurman hipster sculpture art restaging events)

Instead of tailgating this Sunday, you’ve decided to stay in and enjoy the internets.  And that’s a fine decision for the sober minded, as we are not exactly sports fans either.  So we shall provide you, our comrades, wth some enjoyable link activity to accompany your coffee cup this pleasant ‘morrow.

• Speaking of sporty, our interstate sports rival Chimpotle also espouses a relative apolitical blogging manifesto.  Nonetheless he identifies himself as a Marxist (heh).
• Concerned followers of the Miss Rockaway Armada are not sure yet what will become of these aquatic nomads.  Although word has yet to be announced on their blog, Thomas and Michael believe the ship might be shored up, as does the coast guard in an interview with KWMU’s Maria Hickey.
• Do you enjoy linking the hell out of your favorite subjects?  Gabe says I do, and while I won’t bother refuting him, if you’d like to do that for us I’d like to know. We are still looking for new contributers to welcome in to the Highway 61 family, or at least more blogs to link.
• Although Saint Louis still hasn’t been included among it’s metro area, we saw a few locals (and maybe visitors) using Dodgeball to trade whereabouts during Play:STL this weekend.  I sure would like to play Dodgeball with some friends .
• I ought to have mentioned Urban Knitters with the Strange Folk article…no worry, Gabe already wrote about that.  Good thing the RockNRoll Craft Show isn’t far behind.

122 days - 204 post = I get the rest of Sunday off.  See you later this week with my required 1.69 posts per day.

• Thoughts of a middle aged programmer…: Facebook - Disruptive?
  (tags: TJ facebook appliacation social network utility)
• Folkor’s Music Reviews: They Might Be Giants Live 2007.09.15
  Highway 61 reader and Crown Candy mathematician Patrick Vacek offers his own review of They Might Be Giants. So we thought we’d build a little birdhouse to his blog. We’re the one who watches over you (creepy I know).
  (tags: concert review patrickvacek pagaent)
• STL SPJ - Journalism Trivia Night
  The St. Louis Society of Professional Journalists will have a trivia night on October 12th. Hopefully they need scamps like me to complete their team tables…now accepting solicitations!
  (tags: stlspj trivia night)

• Film Event at the Pulitzer
  (tags: film water sliff)
• Bill Keaggy | www.keaggy.org
  The maker and breaker of things. Including links and lists. And local.
  (tags: design blog)
• ACC - Sunday Essay
  The Arch City Chronicle rolls out it’s own Sunday essay. Check back every week for the prose style op-eds that defined the ACC in print. It’s even more accessible online of course
  (tags: ACC oped sunday essay)
• 52nd City: Rockaway Sunken?
  As a follow up on the anarchist armada run amuck down the ol’ Miss river, we’re trying to figure out where this ship is. Thankfully, we’re not the only blog follwoing this mystery rolling on the river.
  (tags: 52nd river boat anarchist armada lost mystery)

• TiRC: Show-Me Blowout… podcast?
  Break in this show-me blowout net month with this mixtape from one of its organizers. We’re glad we didn’t have to make one for this festival at least.
  (tags: stlouis TiRC showmeblowout garage punk podcast)
• PastCast (U.S. National Park Service)
  Explore the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial with PastCast, an RSS update that’ll give you walking tours of the arch grounds in convenient mp3 format. We recomend you take it along your next visit to the park.
  (tags: arch rss podcast history park)
• 52nd City: Mickey Carroll Online
  FlickR, where favors are asked…
  (tags: flickr 52nd npr)
• ThankYouForUsingMadKastWereNowonHundredsofSites
  Social bookmarking your work, made easy. And we like easy things, and also sharing those good things. This is both
  (tags: social bookmarking tools)