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Around the Web: June 14, 2014 – Editor's Must-See Picks

Around the Web: June 14, 2014 – Editor s Must-See Picks

What we're clicking on this week (when we're not shouting GOOOAAAAAALLLLL).

I'm obsessing over Kate Schelter's gorgeous watercolor hacks of Chateau Marmont's stationery. Here's hoping a hotel collaboration is on her horizon. – Berit, assistant editor

Pick your World Cup team and find the NYC bar where you can cheer them on with this interactive map from The New York Times. – Berit, assistant editor

When in Pokhara, Nepal, look up in the sky to watch a new pastime called parahawking — literally paragliding plus falconry. – Jeralyn, editorial director

I'm seriously bummed to be missing the Hong Kong panda flash mob. Did you know there are only 1,600 left in the wild? – Berit, assistant editor

I'm more of a whole food person than a Soylent person, but I'm fascinated by the open source drinkable meal trend. Ambronite, the latest organic meal-in-a-shake, is aimed at travelers. – Jeralyn, editorial director

THIS WEEK ON FATHOM: Little European Secrets

Around the Web: June 14, 2014 – Editor s Must-See Picks

Photo by Courtney Maum

To celebrate the launch of I Am Having So Much Fun Here Without You, a reverse love story set in Paris, author Courtney Maum takes us on a tour of romantic places around the city.

Also in Paris: The world's greatest old-timey funhouse museum and a house of bones known as the Gallery of Paleontology and Comparative Anatomy.

Erica Firpo sleuths (then charms) her way into a very cool speakeasy in Milan.

Brigid Pasulka excerpts her new novel about the small, soccer-obsessed town of San Benedetto on the Italian Riviera.

Plan a quiet trip to Brittany with this Little Black Book.

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