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Eater Boston suggests a four-stop pizza crawl through Somerville's Davis Square, featuring a variety of styles from Neapolitan to Roman.

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Serious Eats has compiled 21 quick and easy grilling recipes perfect for summer weeknight dinners. The recipes include snacks, sides, and mains featuring a variety of proteins.

This article from July 2019 discusses the varying levels of media coverage given to former Special Counsel Robert Mueller's testimony before Congress. via Ad Age.

This article argues James Bond's evolution offers a lesson in brand adaptation. via Marketing Week.

Nieman Lab shared City Bureau's post discussing how journalism often focuses on "smarter living" for the affluent instead of essential information for low-income communities. The post suggests an "information pyramid" prioritizing vital needs like housing and food security. via @NiemanLab

Bon Appetit has a recipe for a chilled noodle dish perfect for summer. via Bon Appétit

Brad Leone of Bon Appetit sat down with Imbibe Magazine to chat about his career, from exploding bottles of homemade Lambrusco to learning about the origins of fish sauce.

Issue 152 of Cool Tools' "Recomendo" features personal finance advice, tips for finding quality products online, reviews of Sounds True audio talks, and recommendations for a coffee cup, paper cutter, and sci-fi novel. via Cool Tools.

This issue of Cool Tools recommends a Chrome extension, a science fiction novel, a Patagonia daypack, and more. via Cool Tools

Tyler Cowen recommends "What You Do Is Who You Are: How to Create Your Own Business Culture," a new book by Ben Horowitz about the importance of establishing a strong business culture. via Marginal REVOLUTION

Hubert Horan argues in Uber’s Path of Destruction that the company will never be profitable and has hurt consumers, workers, and cities. via kottke.org