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Sean Adams's new book, "The Designer’s Dictionary of Type," profiles 48 famous typefaces, including Helvetica and Garamond, and you can read more about the book at kottke.org. via kottke.org.

Raptitude.com celebrates ten years online by highlighting its most popular posts from each year. via Raptitude.com

Theoretical physicist Carlo Rovelli challenges common notions about time, arguing it doesn't tick uniformly, flow in one direction, or even have a shared "now." via Nautilus.

Specific techniques like citrus squeezing and ice layering can elevate classic cocktail recipes for drinks like a French 75, Irish Coffee, and Gin and Tonic. via PUNCH

America's Test Kitchen's What's Eating Dan? is a YouTube series where Dan Souza explores a different food in each episode, sharing insights and cooking methods. via kottke.org

One menswear blog laments the closure of a Florence boutique and encourages readers to support businesses that enrich their lives. via Die, Workwear!

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This Simply Recipes meal plan section features a variety of meal plan ideas, including themed collections and tips. via Simply Recipes

Eater Boston shared a roundup of recent Chinese restaurant reviews in the Boston area, including 5 Spices House in Cambridge and Aries Noodle & Dumpling in Waltham. via The source of this content is Eater Boston.

This blog post analyzes an image from a clothing company through the lens of "domestic cozy," an aesthetic the author believes reveals a generational "grammar," particularly among Gen Z. via ribbonfarm

Matt Kiser's daily update, Day 785: Dangerous and reckless, contains a bulleted list of news about the Trump administration from March 15, 2019. via What The Fuck Just Happened Today?

The Chronicle of Higher Education created a list of the most influential academic books from the last 20 years. The list was curated by a panel that included sociologist Eric Klinenberg, classics professor Johanna Hanink, and business professor Sheena Iyengar.