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The Kitchn provides 30 recipes everyone should know how to cook by age 30, including Marcella Hazan's tomato sauce, guacamole, and chocolate chip cookies. via The Kitchn

National Journal explores how political decisions in Washington D.C. have derailed Amtrak.

This Financial Times article explores the enduring appeal of flying and the challenges it faces, from safety and environmental concerns to the economics of the industry. via The Financial Times

This article argues that people should move on from romantic relationships if they don't feel "love" within the first six months to avoid wasting time. via Quartz.

Anthony Bourdain visits South Korea in the season 5 premiere of *Parts Unknown* to enjoy Korean barbeque and the city's nightlife.

The comic "Horoscopes" humorously suggests holidays and events that may have influenced conception based on a person's birthdate.

via xkcd.

In this interview, Jon Favreau, director of movies including Iron Man, Elf, and Chef, discusses his creative process and career. via The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss.

Seth Godin explores the self-limiting nature of the phrase "I'm not the kind of person who..." and its impact on personal growth. via Seth's Blog.

Read all the tech news you missed from the weekend of April 13, 2015, including headlines about Twitter, BitTorrent, and the "podcasting patent." via The Next Web

Whitney Johnson's article on career planning explores the financial implications of switching careers.

Rolling Stone published The Dukes of Oxy, an article focusing on the story of Doug Dodd, a former high school drug kingpin. via Rolling Stone

Seth Godin outlines five steps to digital hygiene in a recent blog post.

via sethgodin.typepad.com