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rrom: r iipooara To: [email protected] Subject: Our Picks For 01/23/15 Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2015 20:35:14 +0000 Tap the '+' to save an article and read later. Ten for Today Interesting articles to check out now. RIP SkyMall: 10 Bizarre Gems From Everyone's Favorite In-Flight Catalog EFTA00655316 Gr 1 min read • 3 days ago vogue.com / Patricia Garcia This morning, much to the dismay of travel enthusiasts everywhere, SkyMall filed for bankruptcy. Not only did the in-flight catalog provide excellent reading mate... read more State of the Union in emoji EFTA00655317 1 min read • 5 days ago theguardian.com / Kenan Davis, Rich Harris, Nadja Popovich and Kenton Powell on the Guardian US interactive team Barack Obama says his address to Congress this year is all about `finding areas where we agree, so we can deliver for the American people'. And if there's one thi... read more 49 Super Bowl Facts You Should Know Before Super Bowl XLIX EFTA00655318 4 min read • 18 hours ago + time.com I Michael Collins / FanSided Here are some numbers you may not know ahead of the 49th Super BowlThe Super Bowl is upon us again, and for the 49th time, the AFC and NFC (or AFL and NFL in the ... read more The Fallacy of 'Giving Up' EFTA00655319 + 9 min read • 1 day ago theatlantic.com / James Hamblin The importance of talking with a doctor about values and priorities in life—at any ageAt 3o years old, a person's brain weighs about three pounds. In its capaciou... read more The Iowa kickoff show EFTA00655320 7 min read • 1 day ago politico.com I James Hohmann 1/24/15 11:38 PM ESTDES MOINES, Iowa — After nine straight hours of speeches from some two dozen Republican politicians Saturday, Iowa congressman Steve King had .. read more The Weird Science of Naming New Products EFTA00655321 19 min read • 19 minutes ago + nytimes.com / NEAL GABLER The announcement came in November with two names attached: one famous, one not, or at least not yet. The famous name was Paul McCartney. Anyone who wanted to try ... read more 14 Great Dips for Game Day EFTA00655322 Gr 1 min read • 10 days ago seriouseats.com / Hayley Daen If you're watching football, it's essential to have the perfect dip on hand. When tensions are running high, you need to be able to reach your chip into a delicio... read more Special report: How the rise of a mega solar panel farm shows us the future of energy EFTA00655323 + 17 min read • 4 days ago gigaom.com / Katie Fehrenbacher After about an hour of weaving up and down the winding, mountainous, two-lane highway that is route 58, eastbound from San Luis Obispo, I honestly started to wond... read more Why Architects and Second-Tier Cities Need Each Other EFTA00655324 5 min read • 3 days ago citylab.com / Amanda Kolson Hurley Ambitious architects tend to cluster in the same metropolises: New York, Chicago, L.A. (not to mention Beijing and London). But when they strike out for second-ti... read more Why you should take a social media sabbatical EFTA00655325 4 min read • 20 minutes ago ± thenextweb.com / Paul Jarvis One of my clients told me that social media sabbaticals are the new treks through Nepal. Taking a social media sabbatical is trendy, takes some courage, and for m... read more Follow Ten for Today to see updates on your Flipboard. READ THE MAGAZINE EFTA00655326 You have received this email because you signed up for an account on Flipboard with the email address: [email protected]. If you would no longer like to receive these emails. you can safely unsubscribe below. Unsubscribe I Privacy Policy ©2015 Flipboard, Inc. Made with love at 214 Homer Ave. Palo Alto. CA 94301 EFTA00655327

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