Very cool. Who would've thought vinyl would make a resurgence? This article looks at a trend once rendered obsolete as newer, slicker, and more compact music media and technologies emerged. It also tracks the plummeting sale of CDs, replaced by online music-sellers like iTunes.
It takes an interesting turn at the end, pointing out the reality that it's often not about convenience, but about love and passion that gives something its staying power. It was disappointing that the article lacked quotes or comments from the born-again "scratchers," which would have been great examples to bolster the piece. Apparently the feel of mixing and matching tunes gives music-lovers and those nostalgic for days past something to revel in.

This article offers some insight into the world of surfing, specifically, when as rare an event as a 50-foot wave may be around the corner. It conveyed the excitement around the event, revelaed sportsmens' philosophies and unwavering love for the sport, following waves around the globe if need be. It also talks a bit about how surfing contributes to Hawaii's economy. It's interesting, and for those ignorant to the world of surfing, it's a glimpse through a small, curtained window.