Ten for Today 02/26/2015: Squelch that soda habit
Inside the Shop of the Last Great American Watchmaker
The greatest timepieces in the world come from Switzerland. And Amish country. On the corner of a nondescript block in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, is... read more
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13 ways to stop drinking soda for good
foxnews.com / Amanda MacMillan You know soda's not exactly good for you—but at the same time, it can be hard to resist. Its sweet taste, pleasant fizz, and energizing jolt often seems... read more
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CPAC: 8 things to watch
politico.com / James Hohmann The so-called silent primary is underway. As thousands of conservative activists descend Thursday on National Harbor in the Washington suburbs, the fiel... read more
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Why 'How to Get Away With Murder' Is N's Most Radical Show
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The Inside Story Of How Citizens United Has Changed Washington Lawmaking
huffingtonpost.com / Paul Blumenthal Lobbyists and trade groups have pumped huge sums into the coffers of super PACs and nonprofits connected to Speaker John Boehner, Senate Minority Leader... read more
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Vitamin B.S.
theatlantic.com / Cari Romm How people came to believe the myth that nutritional supplements could make them into better, healthier versions of themselvesIn 1941, President Frankli... read more
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First-Class Cabins
dwell.com / Jordan Kushins, Miyoko Ohtake From the familiar log model to Swiss chalets and Swedish friggebods, cabins are the simplest of structures, made from local materials in forms that resp... read more
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'This Is Really Extreme Science': Adrift in the Arctic Ice With a Shipload of Norwegians
nationalgeographic.com / Andy Isaacson A Norwegian research vessel has locked itself in the shrinking ice cap to gather data needed to predict the cap's future—and that of the planet.R.V. LAN... read more
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