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It's very likely that we do. Given that I cannot track down a 1000+ links that now 404, will they eventually fall out by themselves, or do I have to tell Google that everything that's 404'ed should be dropped from crawl index? Thanks!

What if I simply pushed the new sitemap over the old one? In other words, scoutzie.com/sitemap is the same link, except now it contains the new map. That should be okay, right?

We have recently relaunched Scoutzie.com and re-submitted our new sitemap to Google. When I look on Webmaster tools, our new sitemap has been submitted just fine, but at the same time, Google is finding a lot of 404s when crawling the site. My understanding, it is still using crawling the old links, which do not exists. How can I tell Google to refresh it's index and to stop looking at all the old links?

Yes, exactly what I was looking for.
Let's hope SEOmoz would add a similar tool to their package.
Really helpful to quickly see what words are most popular, w/out actually having to guess myself and then track.

I suppose Google Analytics can do something similar, but I don't find GA very friendly to use, so this was great.

I want to enter a domain name and see what keywords that domain is ranked at.

Is it possible to do this with Moz?

Yes, exactly what I was looking for.
Let's hope SEOmoz would add a similar tool to their package.
Really helpful to quickly see what words are most popular, w/out actually having to guess myself and then track.

I suppose Google Analytics can do something similar, but I don't find GA very friendly to use, so this was great.