A few great links from my Twitter feed today:
1. "17 Abandoned Places Around the World that Your Probably Didn't Know About" (Thought Catalog)- A list of places ranging in site from Taiwan to Brazil to Italy. Do you think I can get a good deal on one of the futuristic houses?
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2. "Religion Map of Congress Members" (Huffington Post)- I think article led me to more questions that anything. Are there any agnostic or athetists? Is this just a box they checked off, or are they really practicing?
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3. "The Ten Best Writing Apps on the iPad" (TNW)- I've got my hands on an iPad for awhile (well, for the school year at least) and ran across this list. I keep seeing Evernote pop up and am super intrigued my Blogsy, which would allow me to blog away from my computer.
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4. "Giada de Laurentiis to Open Restaurant in Las Vegas Next Year" (LA Times)-
I'm a huge fan of good (as in not Olive Garden) Italian food and de
Laurentiis, so I couldn't be more happier that she plans on opening her
first restaurant a few hours away from where I live.
5. "Sexed Up and Smart: Women Debate Marisa Mayer's Vogue Shoot" (CNN)- Attractive professional women are damned if they do, damned if they don't. Mayer is beautiful and powerful- it's not like she did a spread for Playboy.
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5. "Sexed Up and Smart: Women Debate Marisa Mayer's Vogue Shoot" (CNN)- Attractive professional women are damned if they do, damned if they don't. Mayer is beautiful and powerful- it's not like she did a spread for Playboy.
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Interesting article about Marissa Mayer. I agree that if she were a man, her inclusion in a magazine would be barely newsworthy. On the other hand, I'm not sure how I'd feel seeing my boss in a spread like that. But in all fairness, my boss is a 60-something jolly ol' librarian. So there's that.
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