Analyzing the new Mad Men poster, what your email sign-off says about you, and more

Tech Digital etiquette: What your email sign-off says about you By Chris Gayomali Are you more of a "warmly" person? Or does "best" better suit your style? World How much trouble is Iran's Ahmadinejad in for hugging Hugo Chavez's grieving mom? By Peter Weber If you're Iran's president, Holocaust denial is fine, but don't console a bereaved mother at her son's funeral Entertainment The evolution of Mad Men as seen through the show's promotional posters By Lauren Hansen and Scott Meslow Deciphering plot clues from the series' compellingly sparse artwork Tech Facebook: Sketchy revelations from the things you 'Like' By Peter Weber If you want to look smart on the social network, according to Cambridge researchers, forget the eyeglasses and show your love for curly fries Language 11 words from a 1940s song about slang By Akira Okrent Betty Hutton sings about how hard it is to understand her boyfriend, who uses too much slang World How America should handle the nuclear threats of Kim Jong-un By Tom Rogan It's time for the U.S. to state clearly and loudly: If you nuke our allies, we will annihilate you FROM OUR PARTNERS AT SLATE Should you use Q-tips to clean your ears? By William Brennan What we learned on Girls this week FROM OUR PARTNERS AT POLITICAL WIRE Conservatives threaten rebellion over the Hastert Rule By Taegan Goddard It sounds like "legislative wonkery," says Politico. But it's not SEE ALL CARTOONS SLATE The strange things that happen at a lock-picking convention POLITICAL WIRE War on women heads to Pennsylvania NEWSER Judge enters not guilty plea for James Holmes SALON Golfer survives fall into sinkhole NEW YORK MAGAZINE Papal conclave cheat sheet       Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences | privacy policy Copyright © 2013 The Week, All rights reserved.