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  1. RT @wordnik: Words banned in the Irish Parliament, or rather, declared "unparliamentary." http://bit.ly/7soT7Y [via @dwkent]
  2. The countries most vulnerable to climate change are the least aware of the threat. http://bit.ly/77rUfC
  3. RT @jasonhiner: Answer to trivia question (1st country to officially recognize U.S. as a nation): Morocco in 1787
  4. RT @jasonhiner: Trivia question: What was the 1st country to recognize U.S. as a nation and also has the longest running treaty as an ally.
  5. 538.com on EU's conscious choice to promote cultural understanding, suggests similar approach for US. I love it. http://bit.ly/5xx3JX
  6. German Baumkuchen ("tree cake") courtesy of @CHOW_com. http://bit.ly/6lzNxn Looks delicious! Even the squirrel thinks so.
  7. My summary of 538's analysis of the Swiss minaret ban: http://bit.ly/6DzHqI
  8. RT @fromsthlm: Admiring Gunila Axén's stripes & new eco collection @PolarnOPyret. It's not just a Swedish thing anymore http://bit.ly/59JzgN
  9. What the Brits pay their government officials. http://bit.ly/1MTelD
  10. @boccalone Come to Sansome and Jackson (or thereabouts). Will there be lard caramels?
  11. Fun fact of the day: The Netherlands has 567 FM radio stations and 4 AM radio stations (data from 2008).
  12. Fun fact of the day: 56% of Dutch (aged 12-75 years) own a laptop.
  13. Northern Ireland's Youth Conferences bring juvenile offenders and victims together, reduce repeat offenses. http://bit.ly/Koou0
  14. Abu Dhabi's Festival of Thinkers takes place next week. Knowledge@Wharton has this report on the festival's 9 themes: http://bit.ly/3gNFBJ
  15. The key to minimalist Danish design: less space, less things, more life. http://bit.ly/2A4pkb
  16. Karen Armstrong, my favorite author on the subject of religion, will be answering your questions! Submit your Q: http://bit.ly/2m16Sd
  17. The average Mexican drinks 635 8-oz. Cokes a year (that's about 1.1.5 12-oz bottles/day). I wonder how well they sleep.
  18. Examining Japanese fascination with aesthetics on NYT's Room for Debate: http://bit.ly/4orTRG
  19. A bit late to the game--an interesting take on Gourmet's demise. I agree with her thesis, but not her evidence. http://bit.ly/16kTik
  20. Ever wonder where the US exports its shelled almonds? Or where Belgium sends its delicious brews? The FAO knows! http://bit.ly/dZMma