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This article suggests planning only a few meals per week, utilizing leftovers creatively, and scheduling a night off from cooking to avoid meal planning burnout. via The Kitchn

The Blind Man Who Taught Himself to See details how Daniel Kish, a blind man, uses echolocation to experience the world around him, even accomplishing such feats as riding a bike and hiking. via Longform.

President Nixon nearly passed a basic income bill, but a flawed study on the Speenhamland system ultimately influenced the future of welfare. via The Correspondent

This interview with Aziz Ansari covers his career, book *Modern Romance*, and thoughts on technology and relationships. via Freakonomics

This Hackaday article recommends three books for learning about electronics and invites reader suggestions in the comments. via Hackaday

Jersey City Eats features local resident Jahnia H. and her favorite places to eat in the city. via Jersey City Eats

This Wired article explains the science behind how pressure cooking works to cook food faster and more efficiently.

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J.K. Rowling is releasing three new e-book shorts about the secret history of Hogwarts on Pottermore on September 6th. via WIRED.

A Harvard Business Review article challenges the stereotype of millennials as lazy, suggesting they are actually workaholics changing how Americans vacation. via The source of this content is Harvard Business Review.

Five must-visit design exhibitions happening around the world during Fall 2016. via Luxuo.

Bon Appétit shares a recipe for a muffuletta and emphasizes using quality ingredients for this hearty sandwich.

This article explores the four groups of people the author believes contribute to technology addiction. via Nir and Far.