JETLAG RADIO 394 | BENKYO RADIO 394

• Blawan Releases ‘Woke Up Right Handed’ EP on XL Recordings [beatportal]

• Audiority’s Dr Phase recreates the classic MXR Phase 90 pedal as a free plugin [Computer Music]

• Waves just added 30 plugins to its early bird Black Friday sale - 80 top-selling plugins up for grabs from just $29.99 [Future Music]

• La Fleur’s Secret Guide to Ibiza [DJ Mag]

• Pioneer DJ Announces the New ALL-in-One XDJ-RX3 DJ System [Mixmag]

• Kanye West adds 20 minutes of new material including André 3000-assisted single on deluxe cut of ‘Donda’ [Dancing Astronaut]

• AREA21 release debut album ‘Greatest Hits Vol. 1’ [Your EDM]

• Mike Posner Reflects on AVICII: “When I was in the Coldest, Coldest Periods of my Career He Would Call me to Work” [EDM.com]

• TIËSTO & AVA MAX Deliver “The Motto” [EDM Sauce]

• available on Pocket Casts [Modern.Finance]

• Dave Chang on troubleshooting picky toddlers and cooking without recipes [The Darya Rose Show]

• Legendary Investor John Doerr on Picking Winners — From Google in 1999 to Solving the Climate Crisis Now (#543) [Tim Ferriss]

• Shortages of fuel, water threaten medical care in Haiti [MSF]

• How to Have Tenacity Without the Burnout: Road to Twelve and a Half (Series) [GaryVee]

• Covid-19 is likely to fade away in 2022 [The Economist] #VaccinesSaveLives

• Why is Putin so afraid of young people? [1843 magazine]

• Wall or nothing—what is happening at America’s border with Mexico? [The Economist Podcasts]

• Most countries will have vaccinated the majority of their population either this year or not earlier than 2023 (and possibly never) [The EIU]

• The Psychology Behind Meeting Overload [Harvard Business Review]

• Macron switches to using navy blue on France's flag - reports [BBC News]

• U.S., China Seeking to Stabilize Ties With Biden-Xi Summit [Bloomberg]

• NATO warns Russia over Ukraine military build-up [Reuters]

• ‘Please save us’: Refugees face death at Poland-Belarus border [AL-Jazeera News]

• Steam Deck: Five big things we learned from Valve’s developer summit [The Verge]

• The Taliban, explained — How they’ve taken over Afghanistan again. [Vox]

• The industrial data revolution: What founders got wrong [TechCrunch]

• The Computing issue [MIT Technology Review]

• 'The Big Short' investor Michael Burry says Elon Musk is selling Tesla stock to profit from its surge - and warns this is the biggest bubble of his career [Markets Insider]

• NATO troops swap army rations — NATO troops from Estonia, Denmark, and Great Britain compare their army ration packs and try the food — What Allied cuisine have you enjoyed? #WeAreNATO [LinkedIn]

• ‘Terrifying for American democracy’: is Trump planning for a 2024 coup? [The Guardian]

• Biden Signs Long-Awaited $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill [The New York Times]

• Alex Jones Loses Fourth Lawsuit Over Sandy Hook 'Hoax' Conspiracy [Huffington Post]

• The Bad Guys are Winning — If the 20th century was the story of slow, uneven progress toward the victory of liberal democracy over other ideologies—communism, fascism, virulent nationalism—the 21st century is, so far, a story of the reverse. [The Atlantic]

• One Group Of Student-Athletes Is Conspicuously Absent From NIL Deals [FiveThirtyEight]

• The vaccine tore her family apart. Could a death bring them back together? [The Washington Post] #VaccinesSaveLives

• Cinquième vague de Covid-19 : les non-vaccinés sont toujours les plus nombreux en soins critiques [Le Monde]

• Goodbye conservatorship. Hello independent Britney Spears. [Mashable] can you imagine if you were an artist, and one of your parents controlled your finances and your wealth simply because you have a Mental Illness? That’s abuse.

• Miami Mayor Wants to Give Residents Free Bitcoin, Become Tax-Free City [Tech by VICE]

• How Hospitals Became Vaults That Hid Evidence of Covid-19’s Toll [The Intercept_]

• Why it's so hard to treat pain in infants — For decades physicians believed that premature babies didn’t experience pain. Here’s what doctors know now – and the innovative solutions being embraced by today's caregivers. [National Geographic]

• How the Coronavirus Stays One Step Ahead of Us — As long as there are vulnerable populations, a virus will evolve. That’s nature. [Nautilus]

• Closing arguments are underway in the Kyle Rittenhouse (a White Nationalist teenager who showed up with an AR-15 at a black protest) homicide trial [NPR]

• Cal Fire chief to retire in December after leading agency through record wildfire seasons [CapRadioNews]

• Dictature oubliée en Guinée-Équatoriale [Le Monde diplomatique]

• How to Avert Catastrophe in Ethiopia — The United States must bring all of its power to bear to prevent state collapse. [Foreign Policy]

• When Biden Meets Xi — Diplomacy Can’t Repair the Relationship—But It Can Still Prevent Disaster [Foreign Affairs]

• Kishida Places Japan’s Business Interests at the Forefront of Climate Policy — The new prime minister told COP26 that Japan will lead the push for greener energy in Asia. However, like India and China, Japan is reluctant to consign coal to history. [The Diplomat]

• What Stands Between the Taliban and Recognition [The Cipher Brief]

• A New Theory for Systems That Defy Newton’s Third Law [Quanta magazine]

• 🔹 CERN et le @WHO travaillent ensemble sur les risques de transmission du #COVID19 🔹@TerapetSA, qui utilise de la technologie CERN dans le Top 100 #startups suisses 🔹 @GIIndex sort le #GlobalInnovationIndex 2021 Lire la newsletter de #CERNKT : [CERN_FR]

• NASA Administrator Statement on Russian ASAT Test [NASA]

• A good meeting with Somali Police Commissioner @GenHijaar. We discussed how INTERPOL can assist Somalia in combating terrorism, as well as dismantling organized crime networks behind human trafficking and drug smuggling. [INTERPOL]

• Next-Generation Power for Air Force Fighters [Air Force Magazine]

• Lt. Gen. Jim Slife and the AFSOC we need [AIRMAN MAGAZINE]

• With a Rocket Bunny Toyota GR86 Parked Next to Its Inspiration, an '80s-era Corolla—Which Would You Choose? [SUPER STREET on MOTORTREND]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 394 & BENKYO RADIO 394.

The Initial D manga is so good, and I hope that they will eventually translate the MF Ghost manga into English soon.

The movie Free Guy with Ryan Reynolds was really good, and I encourage you all to watch it.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 393 | BENKYO RADIO 393

• #07 Autonomous driving: the future of mobility? [VW News]

• The worldview of Audi’s Silicon Valley driver-assistance engineering office [Audi Newsroom]

• The fastest and most exciting Cayman ever is the highlight of the LA Auto Show [Porsche Newsroom]

• BMW Group Plant Munich goes fully electric [BMW Group]

• Making Sense of the Metaverse [PROTOCOL]

• World gets tough on the unvaccinated [AXIOS]

• FBI probes cyber-attack emails sent from internal server [Quartz]

• The chip shortage has a silver lining [Recode]

• On Podcasts and Radio, Misleading Covid-19 Talk Goes Unchecked — False statements about vaccines have spread on the “Wild West” of media, even as some hosts die of virus complications. [TechMeme]

• New dark matter theory has a terrifying explanation for the universe’s expansion [TheNextWeb]

• Here’s Where to Order a Takeout Thanksgiving Feast in Your City [Eater]

• In Whiskey, Age Isn’t Everything [PUNCH]

• Why I'm Not Killing Myself Today [Chuck Palahniuk on Substack]

• What Twitter learned from subscriptions [Platformer]

• GaryVee Wants to Make You Rich ... Again [Inc.] we are impatiently waiting for his new book release which comes with an NFT for those who pre-ordered a dozen copies!

• Ford’s F-150 pickup truck is going electric. Here’s how and why [Fast Company]

• A communication tool for people with speech impairments [Google Blog]

• An Open Source Vibrotactile Haptics Platform for On-Body Applications. [Google AI Blog]

• The Sky This Week: Catch the century’s longest partial lunar eclipse [Astronomy Magazine]

• Team Up with SAP TechEd in 2021: Day 1 [SAP]

• IBM Claims Quantum Computing Breakthrough [Slashdot]

• What enlisted troops drink at every stage of their careers [Task & Purpose]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 393 & BENKYO RADIO 393.

Climate Change is a big problem, let us hope COP26 forces world leaders to make the right choices.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 392 | BENKYO RADIO 392

• Getting Started With Beatport’s DJ Web App [beatportal]

• Cody Fry on his Symphony Sessions: “I’ve always loved Eleanor Rigby - ever since I analysed its lyrics way back in fifth grade” [Computer Music]

• Nicky Romero: "Don’t be afraid to ignore the ‘standard’ producer rules. There are so many songs where normal music theory hasn’t been used, but absolutely blows the roof off in a club" [Future Music]

• These electronic musicians are breaking down the boundaries of contemporary classical music [DJ Mag]

• RIP Andrew Barker: 808 State are the Real Heart and Soul of the Madchester Dance Movement [Mixmag]

• Gorgon City revisit ‘Olympia’ with 12 far-reaching takes on their junior album [Dancing Astronaut]

• Martin Garrix Co-Produced, Mixed, & Mastered New U2 Single ‘Your Song Saved My Life’ from Sing 2 Movie [Your EDM]

• Swedish House Mafia Condensed 45 Unreleased Songs for Upcoming Album, “Paradise Again” [EDM.com]

• Ken Bauer Introduces His New Label, ‘Future Rave Music’, In Exclusive Interview [EDM Sauce]

• available on Amazon Music [Modern.Finance]

• Chris Dixon and Naval Ravikant — The Wonders of Web3, How to Pick the Right Hill to Climb, Finding the Right Amount of Crypto Regulation, Friends with Benefits, and the Untapped Potential of NFTs (#542) [Tim Ferriss]

• Road to Twelve and a Half: Kindness [GaryVee]

• Malnutrition soars in Herat as healthcare reaches breaking point [MSF]

• A quantum walk down Wall Street [The Economist]

• Going antiviral—a new milestone in the fight against covid-19 [The Economist Podcasts]

• Your Projects Are Your Future [Harvard Business Review]

• Judge rejects Trump bid to block release of records — “Presidents are not kings,” the judge ruled [BBC World]

• Bitcoin, Ether Hit Records Amid Broad Rally in Cryptocurrencies [Bloomberg]

• Special Report — Who are the Trump supporters threatening election officials? And why has law enforcement taken so little action? [Reuters]

• An open letter to Sally Rooney from Gaza — Your act of solidarity gave us some true hope, and we are thankful for it. [AL-Jazeera News]

• Are there Hidden Advantages to Pain and Suffering? [The New Yorker]

• Microsoft’s new $249 Surface Laptop SE is its first true Chromebook competitor [The Verge]

• Coffee as we know it is in danger. Can we breed a better cup? [Vox]

• Apple ordered to comply with court’s decision over in-app payments in Epic Games case [TechCrunch]

• I Was There When: Facebook put profits over safety [MIT Technology Review]

• Elon Musk lost $50 billion in 2 days after Tesla shares plunged 16% — but he's still worth over $100 billion more than Jeff Bezos [Insider]

• #NATO’s largest annual Cyber defence exercise, Exercise Cyber Coalition, improves collaboration within NATO’s cyberspace domain, enhances the ability of the Alliance to conduct operations and provides feedback to NATO Cyberspace Transformation. 🔖 Read more: [LinkedIn]

• Prince Harry says ‘Megxit’ is a misogynistic term aimed at his wife Meghan [The Guardian]

• The 1619 Project and the Long Battle Over U.S. History [The New York Times]

• Jan. 6 Committee Subpoenas White-Nationalist Nazi Stephen Miller, Kayleigh McEnany Over Capitol Attack [Huffington Post]

• The Man who Made January 6 Possible — The story of Johnny McEntee—the “deputy president” who rose to power at precisely the moment when democracy was falling apart [The Atlantic]

• The U.S. Is Relying On Other Countries’ Data To Make Its Booster Shot Decisions [FiveThirtyEight]

• Thousands lay flowers at Tomb of the Unknowns to mark its centennial [The Washington Post]

• Audrey Azoulay, réélue à la tête de l’Unesco, appelle à négocier un « nouveau contrat pour l’éducation » [Le Monde]

• YouTube will no longer show 'dislike' counts on videos [Mashable]

• ‘It’s Not Safe’: Women Fleeing Climate-Related Crises Demand Better Access to Contraception [VICE News]

• Adam Kiefer got a restraining order against an antifascist researcher who revealed that he was at the Capitol on Jan. 6. It might have been a costly mistake. [The Intercept]

• This mysterious frog re-evolved a full set of teeth [Nat Geo]

• Will Smith says he crafted a joyful image to cover the pain of the past [NPR]

• COVID vaccines are rolling out for younger kids in Northern California. Here's what to know. [CapRadioNews]

• À six mois de l’élection présidentielle en France, l’extrême droite monopolise la scène médiatique et politique. Ses deux candidats potentiels, Mme Marine Le Pen et l’éditorialiste xénophobe Éric Zemmour, totalisent 35 % des intentions de vote dans les sondages — une situation inédite. [Le Monde diplomatique]

• Afghanistan: a handy overview [Foreign Policy]

• Latin America’s Lost Decades — The Toll of Inequality in the Age of COVID-19 [Foreign Affairs]

• As Other Countries Try Living With COVID-19, China Keeps up Zero Tolerance [The Diplomat]

• The Brain Can Recall and Reawaken Past Immune Responses [Quanta Magazine]

• 👨‍🚀— Un grand bravo à @ESA, @NASA et @JAXAen pour avoir ramené leurs astronautes sains et saufs sur Terre ! Pendant son séjour, @Thomastro a activé #Lumina, un dosimètre à fibre optique du @CNES calibrée et testée au CERN: [CERN_FR] #MissionAlpha #CERNKT #CERNImpact

• NASA’s SpaceX Crew-3 Astronauts Headed to International Space Station [NASA]

• INTERPOL-supported financial crime operation: Irish police dismantle local network operating worldwide [INTERPOL]

• CYBERCOM Deputy Likens Cyber Warfare to Mixed Martial Arts [Air Force Magazine]

• FYSA: Agility Prime [AIRMAN MAGAZINE]

• This Toyota Supra Is Packing a 750-HP V-10 Surprise [SUPER STREET on MOTORTREND]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 392 & BENKYO RADIO 392.

For more information on the COVID-19 vaccine for ages 5-11, please visit the official CDC website.

While children won’t be fully vaccinated for Thanksgiving, make sure all adults are vaccinated at the table. Young children will definitely receive their vaccination shots before Christmas, which is excellent news. You can always tell them that Santa Claus won’t be giving them presents unless there are vaccinated. Don’t forget that kids can follow Santa Claus’ adventures on NORAD TRACKS SANTA.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 391 | BENKYO RADIO 391

• The five stages of coming to terms with a global chip shortage [Protocol]

• Be part of what’s happening. [Twitter]

• This is how the Federal Reserve will confront climate change [Quartz]

• New technologies are promising a shortcut to enlightenment [Recode]

• Who the fuck is the $6,099 M1 Max MacBook Pro for? Twitter knows [TheNextWeb]

• Al Roker’s New Podcast Wants to Make Sure Your Thanksgiving Dinner Is a Breeze [Eater]

• The Dive Bar Would Rather Save Us [PUNCH]

• Why the Smartest Bosses Will Be Hiring More Career Changers Than Ever [Inc.]

• What to know about Pfizer’s COVID-19 pill [Fast Company]

• NANO vs. Cryptoworld? [Medium]

• How to Talk to Your Leader About Personal Issues and Ask for an Accommodation [Entrepreneur]

• The Best Coffee Grinders [WIRED]

• The Tech Guy 1841 [TWIT]

• M1 Max MacBook Pro Review: Truly Next Level! [MKBHD]

• My Setup Got a MASSIVE Upgrade! [Dave2D]

• The NEW Colorful HomePod Minis! Orange Unboxing [iJustine]

• What is Coming Up, Everybody! | Thomas Sanders [Thomas Sanders]

• Arm CEO Says Industry is Spending $2B a Week to Address Chip Crisis [Slashdot]

• Democratic Senators Assure UN Negotiators Build Back Better Is ‘Very Close’ to Passing [Gizmodo]

• The best gifts for the coffee nerd in your life [engadget]

• Memory leaks are crippling my M1 MacBook Pro–and I’m not alone [Hacker News]

• La French Tech [Medium]

• Vin Diesel Pleads With Dwayne Johnson to Return to ‘Fast & Furious': ‘Fulfill Your Destiny’ [Yahoo! entertainment]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 391 & BENKYO RADIO 391.

For the longest time, I always had a bad posture. I wanted to let you know that I’ve been working on it, and my new Razer chair helps a lot for me to sit up straight. Very comfortable too.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 390 | BENKYO RADIO 390

• What’s Next For Afro House? [beatportal]

• Reissue of the classic SP-1200 sampler announced by Dave Rossum [Computer Music]

• The 10 greatest drum breaks of all time and where to hear them [Future Music]

• Swedish House Mafia: “Dance Music is Freedom. That’s Our Language” [DJ Mag]

• A new Documentary is Celebrating the Origins of Rave and Club Culture [Mixmag]

• Space Ibiza to return in 2022 with club, bar, and restaurant [Dancing Astronaut]

• Martin Garrix & Maejor’s AREA21 Debut Album Tracklist Revealed [Your EDM]

• Martin Garrix and Zedd are Teasing a Long-Awaited Collab [EDM.com]

• EDMsauce.Com Artist Of The Week: Asi Vidal [EDM Sauce]

• The Modern Finance podcast covers all things cryptocurrency/blockchain - new coins, NFTs, DeFi, and the metaverse. Hosted by @kevinrose [Modern Finance]

• Eric Schmidt — The Promises and Perils of AI, the Future of Warfare, Profound Revolutions on the Horizon, and Exploring the Meaning of Life (#541) [Tim Ferriss]

• Road to Twelve and a Half: Empathy [GaryVee]

• Americans elected the president to get rid of his predecessor. They’re not sure what else he can do [The Economist]

• Our kids always lose stuff. Why do we tolerate them destroying the planet? — An environmentalist-mother’s patience is running out [1843 Magazine]

• Make Learning a Part of Your Daily Routine [Harvard Business Review]

• EA says NFTs are part of the future of games industry [BBC News]

• U.S. Offers $10 Million Reward for Russia-linked group DarkSide Ransomware Leaders [Bloomberg]

• Biden sets COVID-19 vaccine rules for businesses [Reuters]

• UK approves Merck’s antiviral COVID-19 pill in world first move [AL-Jazeera News]

• When “Foundation” Gets the Blockbuster Treatment, Isaac Asimov’s Vision Gets Lost [The New Yorker]

• The Verge’s Guide to Black Friday 2021 [The Verge]

• Discovering a Big Bang of opportunity in a universe of data [Vox]

• Isomorphic Labs is Alphabet’s play in AI drug discovery [TechCrunch]

• The 50-year-old problem that eludes theoretical computer science [MIT Technology Review]

• AOC says Democrats lost in Virginia because they ran a 'super-moderated campaign' that was boring to progressives [Insider]

• How do #NATO Allied forces learn to operate safely and effectively in urban environments? By training together #WeAreNATO [LinkedIn]

• ‘We feel pride’: old Western gets new life dubbed in Navajo language [The Guardian]

• Bitterness Over Brexit Lies Behind Fraying France-U.K. Relations — A recent dispute over fishing rights illuminates a broader and more fundamental disagreement over Britain’s decision to leave the European Union. [The New York Times]

• Biden's Big Bill On Brink Of House Votes, But Fights Remain — House Democrats appear on the verge of advancing President Joe Biden's Build Back Better package and a companion infrastructure bill. [Huffington Post]

• What Democrats Need to Realize Before 2022 [The Atlantic]

• NBA Offenses Are In A Funk. Will It Last? [FiveThirtyEight]

• FBI to weigh prosecuting 37 unruly passengers amid uptick of incidents on planes [The Washington Post]

• Au procès du 13-Novembre, la biographie expurgée de quatre combattants de l’Etat islamique — Sur les quatorze accusés, quatre ont combattu en Syrie. Originaires de Tunisie, d’Algérie, du Pakistan et de Suède, ils ont raconté la vie qu’ils menaient avant de rejoindre l’organisation terroriste. [Le Monde]

• Tom Hanks' reaction to Jeff Bezos' space offer is hilariously blunt [Mashable]

• Hey, Jeff Bezos: Send Hideo Kojima to Space Already [VICE News]

• Secret Israeli Document Offers No Proof to Justify Terror Label for Palestinian Groups [The Intercept_]

• New clues may explain the mysterious origins of the Falklands wolf [Nat Geo]

• The Biden administration is suing Texas over its new voting law [NPR]

• COVID vaccines are rolling out for younger kids in Northern California. Here's what to know. [CapRadioNews]

• Prendre conscience ne suffit pas [Le Monde diplomatique]

• With Haqqanis at the Helm, the Taliban Will Grow Even More Extreme [Foreign Policy]

• The Wars Within Islam Are Not Over — But the Post-9/11 Era Is—and America Must Adapt [Foreign Affairs]

• Afghanistan’s Neighbors Likely To Play Convoluted Games With the Taliban: New Report — A new Diplomat Risk Intelligence report finds, among other things, that the Taliban’s relationships with Pakistan and Iran remain complicated. [The Diplomat]

• The Cipher Brief Open Source Report for Thursday, Nov 4, 2021 [The Cipher Brief]

• Sponge Genes Hint at the Origins of Neurons and Other Cells [Quanta Magazine]

• #ThrowbackThursday à ISOLDE en 1976 Lab coat ISOLDE est l'installation expérimentale la plus ancienne du CERN. Les 50 expériences qui y sont menées permettent d'acquérir des connaissances fondamentales et ont des applications médicales. Pour en savoir plus : [CERN_FR]

• Vice President Harris Visits NASA to See Vital Climate Science Work [NASA]

• “INTERPOL stands with the Palestinian survivors and victims of #terrorism from Israel” Our special representative to the @UN, Odd Reidar Humlegard, called yesterday for collective action against this common issue. Cooperation means law enforcement can adapt to ever-evolving threat landscapes.✊ [INTERPOL]

• Google Is ‘Excited’ to Compete for DOD’s New Cloud, DIU Director Says [Air Force Magazine]

• The Hottest Nissans and Datsuns From the 16th Annual Japanese Classic Car Show [SUPER STREET on MOTORTREND]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 390 & BENKYO RADIO 390.

Very excited about the House passing the Infrastructure Bill. Let’s hope President Biden gets to it asap. The Build Back Better Bill is next hopefully.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 389 | BENKYO RADIO 389

• US sanctions four companies, including Israel Spyware Malware NSO Group, that sell spyware or hacking tools, adding them to a list of entities engaging in “malicious cyber activities” [TechMeme]

• Bitcoin in an IRA isn’t such a crazy idea [Protocol]

• Ford becomes the first major US automaker to mandate vaccines. The company wants its 32,000 salaried workers in the US to be fully vaccinated by Dec. 8. Along with General Motors and Stellantis, it had already mandated that Canadian employees be fully vaccinated by the end of the year as well. [Quartz]

• Service workers are getting paid more than ever. It’s not enough. [Recode]

• The 4 computer systems of the future (and what we’ll use them for) [TheNextWeb]

• The McPlant Is Just McOkay [Eater]

• Here Comes Japanese Rum [Punch]

• How This Founder Used Twitter to Help Ease L.A. Shipping Jam [Inc.]

• I practice intentional happiness. Here are 3 ways it helped make me a better leader [Fast Company]

• The Interstellar Engine We Could Build Today [Medium]

• It's All in Your Head: How to Shift Your Mindset for Serious Success [Entrepreneur]

• The Metaverse Is Simply Big Tech, but Bigger [WIRED]

• TWIT is Carbon Neutral! [TWIT]

• Pixel 6/6 Pro Review: Almost Incredible! [MKBHD]

• My Pixel 6 Pro Review [Dave2D]

• *NEW* AirPods 3! [iJustine]

• Honoring Indigenous communities around the world [Google Blog]

• GoEmotions: A Dataset for Fine-Grained Emotion Classification [Google AI Blog]

• Celebrate Lucy’s Launch [Astronomy Magazine]

• How Omni-Channel Order Management Is Changing the Retail Landscape [Salesforce Blog]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 389 & BENKYO RADIO 389.

Everybody needs to STOP BITCHING ABOUT BIDEN. Everybody told you during the Primaries to elect Bernie Sanders, and you chose not to. Biden is POTUS, you need to pass his initiatives. Listen to the Gravel Institute, if the Democrats don’t take this seriously, we are in big trouble for 2022 and 2024.

Until Next Time!

JETLAG RADIO 388 | BENKYO RADIO 388

• Beatport Hits Lisbon for an In-Person ReConnect Event with ANNA, Sama’ Abdulhadi, and more [beatportal]

• Zplane’s Tonic is a “music theory plugin” that detects the key and scale of any recording [Computer Music]

• 18 top iPad apps for music-making: the best synths, DAWs and effects for iPad [Future Music]

• The 100 most important dancehall tracks of all time [DJ Mag]

• Cooly G Announces New EP ‘Save Me’ on Hyperdub [Mixmag]

• Exclusive: Mark Knight shares loaded hour-long mix ahead of Seismic Dance Event [Dancing Astronaut]

• Insomniac Absolutely Delivers for 25th Edition of EDC [Your EDM]

• Why Aspiring EDM Artists Can’t Miss the Amsterdam Dance Event [EDM.com]

• Adventure Club & Dance Gavin Dance’s Tilian Share ‘Drive’ With BEAUZ [EDM Sauce]

• MoFi Consensus – Going full-on degen with Olympus DAO, KLIMA, Abracadabra, Shiba Inu and more. [Modern.Finance]

• Harvard Polymath Noah Feldman — Deep Focus for Hyper-Productivity, Learning 10+ Languages, Predicting the Future with History, the Possibilities (and Limitations) of DAOs, Lessons from the Iraq Invasion, Designing the Supreme Court of Facebook, the Virtue of Scholarship, and the Wild Life of Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. (#540) [Tim Ferriss]

• New book out in 12 days! [GaryVee] can’t wait for the NFT!

• Activities suspended in Ituri health district following attack on vehicle [MSF]

• The number of people who have died from covid-19 is likely to be close to 17 million [The Economist]

• Sea urchins v kelp: the fight for California’s marine life [1843 magazine]

• A User’s Guide to Open Strategy [Harvard Business Review]

• COP26: Biden attacks China and Russia leaders for missing summit [BBC News]

• CDC Gives Final Go-Ahead for Pfizer’s Pediatric Covid Vaccine [Bloomberg]

• Dreams on hold: Afghan girls, women desperate to get back to class [Reuters]

• Thirty years of sham ‘peace process’ [AL-jazeera News]

• Republicans Name Joe Manchin Employee Of the Month [The New Yorker]

• A$AP Rocky’s Debut Mixtape was a Perfect Talisman of the 2010s [Mic]

• Elijah Wood touted a newly acquired NFT. A racism scandal ensued. [INPUT] first of all, all those “Boring Ape” NFTs are racist as hell, why is this Elijah Wood looking at NFT racist?

• One Side-Effect of Capitalism Caused Millions of Premature Deaths, Study Reveals [INVERSE]

• Microsoft is planning 3D metaverse apps for Xbox and gaming [The Verge]

• Covid-19 vaccines for young kids are a big step toward a new normal [Vox]

• Facebook says it will delete facial recognition data on more than a billion users [TechCrunch]

• This chemist is reimagining the discovery of materials using AI and automation [MIT Technology Review]

• The US Air Force is trimming its fighter force. Here are the 4 jets it wants to fight future wars. [Insider]

• This year at the #NATO Summit, Allied leaders put #ClimateChange at the top of NATO’s agenda. These are the goals they set out #COP26 [LinkedIn]

• Racist White Women give Republican Glenn Youngkin wins Virginia governor’s race in blow to Biden [The Guardian]

• Why Democrats Are in Trouble [The New York Times]

• Trump May Be About To Learn That Being Ex-President Doesn’t Carry Much Weight In Court [Huffington Post]

• How to Find the Secret to Meaningful Work [The Atlantic]

• Go With The Analytics … But Say You Went With Your Gut [FiveThirtyEight]

• Opinion: Democrats let Biden down. McAuliffe — and democracy — paid the price. [The Washington Post]

• « Une “guerre froide 2.0” entre les Etats-Unis et la Chine pourrait conduire à une lutte idéologique à mort dans le cyberespace » [Le Monde]

• Ford has unveiled a retro '70s concept electric pickup [Mashable]

• It Is Possible for 'Eternals' to Be Both Diverse and Bad [VICE News]

• House Coronavirus Committee Launches Investigation into Organizations Pushing Hydroxychloroquine, Ivermectin [The Intercept]

• Modern Lives, Ancient Caves — Look down! The subterranean realm has a lot to teach us about life on the surface; these modern-day cave dwellers will help us get comfortable in the dark. [National Geographic]

• Too many people think the pandemic is over, warns England's No. 2 medical officer [NPR]

• $182 million in pandemic food aid is going unused in California. Here’s how to make sure you’re not missing out. [CapRadioNews]

• Moins de troupes, plus de drones [Le Monde diplomatique]

• State Department: Thousands of U.S. Residents Still Stuck in Afghanistan [Foreign Policy]

• The ICC’s Flawed Afghan Investigation — Why the Court Shouldn’t Let America Off the Hook [Foreign Affairs]

• Bumpy Road Ahead for Talibanomics: DRI Experts [The Diplomat]

• A Roadmap for AI in the IC [The Cipher Brief]

• Surprising Limits Discovered in Quest for Optimal Solutions [Quanta magazine]

• Les laboratoires du monde entier célèbrent le @DarkMatterDay, on pense qu'elle constitue la majeure partie de la matière de l'univers. Pour le #DarkMatterDay2021, le CERN organisera des événements.Pour en savoir plus :[CERN_FR]

• Lucas Paganini, studying the Jovian system [NASA]

• Red Notice: Sabonge Carlos Hostilio [INTERPOL]

• DOD to Brief Congress on China’s Military Progress [Air Force Magazine]

• Toyota Corolla AE86 Gets Factory Heritage Parts From Gazoo Racing [MOTORTREND]

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I know everybody is upset about Facebook deciding that they will be the ones who create the “metaverse.” First of all, it’s not up to Mark Zuckerberg. I understand that Microsoft is working on its own Metaverse. I believe Sony Playstation should work on its own, and definitely the folks at Valve Software / Steam. Heck, I’ve been building one for the past couple of years.

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• Four processes to keep you innovating through change [Protocol]

• Meta's promised metaverse is going to be boring and is meant to distract us from the world that Facebook helped break [TechMeme]

• G20 leaders announced a climate agreement. On the first day of COP26, the group restated a commitment to the Paris Agreement and pledged to end public investment in coal power plants overseas. (Follow along with our free COP26 newsletter.) [Quartz]

• Why Hertz’s big Tesla deal is such a blockbuster [Recode]

• This new $15 Raspberry Pi is like mana for at-home programming projects [TheNextWeb]

• The Best Loaf Cake Recipes, According to Eater Editors [Eater]

• Is Your City Nearing an Endemic? Here Are a Few Things to Keep in MindSome areas with high vaccination rates are starting to ease Covid-19 protocols. Your own company's policies will depend on the conditions on the ground and in your workplace. [Inc.]

• What Big Oil knew about climate change, in the industry’s own words [Fast Company]

• (Coffee) French Press [Medium]

• McDonald's Is Making Its Famous McRib Sandwich Into an NFT [Entrepreneur]

• The Race Is On to Develop a Vaccine Against Every Coronavirus — A “universal” shot would protect against every branch of Covid’s viral family tree—even future ones. But getting there won’t be easy. [WIRED]

• This Week in Tech 847 [TWIT]

• Expanding pathways into higher education and the workforce [Google Blog]

• Grammar Correction as You Type, on Pixel 6 [Google AI Blog]

• Found: The first exoplanet outside of our Milky Way [Astronomy Mag]

• Ecopreneurs Are Leading a New Age of “For Purpose” Businesses [Salesforce Blog]

• Highlights of the SAP S/4HANA Cloud 2111 Release [SAP Blog]

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about 95% of the Active-duty Air Force and Space Force members are vaccinated. It is IMPERATIVE that the remaining 5% get their COVID-19 vaccination shots. You need to understand, you cannot be in a group of guys/gals if you catch the virus, and end up spreading it to others. That’s why you need to be vaccinated.

This philosophy applies to other entities. If you are an EMT / Firefighter / Police officer, you need to get vaccinated. How are you suppose to lead by example if yourself aren’t vaccinated? How are you going to tell the general public to wear a mask if you’re not wearing a mask, and be vaccinated?

The COVID-19 vaccine is coming soon to ages 5-11. This is huge. Parents want to return to normalcy. They want the kids in the classroom in a safe environment. They need the ability of the teacher/professor to take off their mask when they speak so they can address the classroom. But, teachers/professors cannot do that unless their entire classrooms are vaccinated.

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• Beatport Insider October 2021: Top-Selling Drum & Bass Tracks, Artists, and Labels [beatportal]

• Teenage Engineering's computer-1 DIY PC case sells out in minutes [Computer Music]

• 20 years of Ableton Live: a history told by the founders and developers [Future Music]

• Alternative Top 100 DJs 2021, powered by Beatport [DJ Mag]

• Eddington Again Releases New Single ‘Core 22’ [Mixmag]

• Extend EDC Las Vegas 2021 with 25+ sets from the festival’s comeback weekend [Dancing Astronaut]

• Avicii’s Final Performance Of “Levels” Uploaded To YouTube In Honor Of Its 10th Anniversary [Your EDM]

• Watch Skrillex Bring Out Benny Benassi to Drop Iconic “Cinema” Remix in New York [EDM.com]

• Midnight Pool Party – POTENTIAL [EDM Sauce]

• MoFi Consensus – Going full-on degen with Olympus DAO, KLIMA, Abracadabra, Shiba Inu and more. [Modern.Finance]

• Alisa Cohn on Prenups for Startup Founders, How to Reinvent Your Career, the Importance of “Pre-Mortems,” and the Three Selves (#539) [Tim Ferriss]

• 17 days until new book release! [GaryVee]

• Newborn babies struggle to survive in war-torn Yemen [MSF]

• How the pandemic has changed the weather in the technology industry [The Economist]

• Sea urchins v kelp: the fight for California’s marine life [1843 magazine]

• Forget Flexibility. Your Employees Want Autonomy. [Harvard Business Review]

• Biden: We were clumsy over France submarine row [BBC News]

• Pfizer Shot Cleared for Kids 5 to 11 in Pandemic Milestone [Bloomberg]

• A prosecutor made gains against graft in Honduras. As probes got ever closer to President Juan Orlando Hernández, though, the government fought back. Reuters looks at the corruption and impunity leading record numbers of Hondurans to migrate north. [Reuters]

• In first, Guantanamo detainee details CIA torture in court [AL-Jazeera News]

• What Biden Can’t Do on Student Debt — And What He Won’t Do — Activists argue that the President could cancel student debt with the stroke of a pen, fulfilling a campaign promise. Newly uncovered documents suggest that Biden has been “reviewing” the issue for months. [The New Yorker]

• These might be the first leaked photos of Intel’s Arc Alchemist graphics card [The Verge]

• The coup in Sudan, explained [Vox]

• Twitter now lets all iOS users ‘Super Follow’ select creators [TechCrunch] Follow me on Twitter at @IAMZAKI, I have 1,500 followers and need 10,000 followers for Super Follow!

• Inside the machine that saved Moore’s Law [MIT Technology Review]

• Declassified US intelligence report on COVID-19's origins says both natural transmission and lab leak theories remain 'plausible' [Business Review]

• ❝Enhancing NATO's coordination in the space domain will be game-changing for Allied Commanders in air, sea and land domains, as well as for Joint Commanders. Development of a well-trained and increasingly experienced space cadre is fundamental to ensuring NATO can make the best use of the increased situational awareness offered by space,❞ said Lieutenant General Pascal Delerce, Deputy Commander Allied Air Command.

  Space professionals from many Allied nations have been working together to integrate Space capabilities within multi-domain operations during NATO's Exercise Steadfast Jupiter 21. [LinkedIn]

• ‘Yeah, we’re spooked’: AI starting to have big real-world impact, says expert — Prof Stuart Russell says field of artificial intelligence needs to grow up quickly to ensure humans remain in control [The Guardian]

• Are Pre-Black Friday Deals Worth It? [The New York Times]

• Democrats Are Close To Implementing Big Fines For Illegal Union Busting [Huffington Post]

• Democrats Need to Count Up, Not Down — President Biden’s infrastructure “framework” can be seen one of two ways. [The Atlantic]

• Ohio State Turned Its Defense Around And Looks Like A Contender Again [FiveThirtyEight]

• Facebook Under Fire — Facebook didn’t share data about coronavirus misinformation [The Washington Post]

• Les retrouvailles du petit bal perdu de l’Aubrac [Le Monde]

• How to convince young people to get vaccinated [Mashable]

• Mastodon Lawyers Tell Trump Social Network to Make Source Code Public [VICE News]

• How to Cancel $3.2 Million of Debt for 20,000 People who went through the Carceral System [The Intercept_]

• What’s at stake at COP26—the crucial global climate summit [National Geographic]

• When can kids under 12 get their COVID-19 vaccination shots? Here's the timeline [NPR]

• Few working poor get to vote on unions. Can California change that? [CapRadioNews]

• Préférence nationale, un remède de charlatan [Le Monde diplomatique]

• Who Controls the Seas? [Foreign Policy]

• The Inevitable Rivalry — America, China, and the Tragedy of Great-Power Politics [Foreign Affairs]

• Time to Pursue Arms Control With North Korea [The Diplomat]

• Why NATO is Practicing Nuclear Strike Missions [The Cipher Brief]

• Is the Great Neutrino Puzzle Pointing to Multiple Missing Particles? [Quanta Magazine]

• Le hibou dans le donjon! Owl — Pour célébrer #Halloween, sur cette #PhotoDeLaSemaine la visite d'un étrange visiteur dans un bureau du centre de données du CERN. Délivre-t-il du courrier à un sorcier ou une sorcière ? ⚡ [CERN_FR]

• Sun Releases Significant Solar Flare [NASA]

• Through the #AHTCPU, Kenya is the first country in Africa to be connected directly to INTERPOL’s International Child Sexual Exploitation Database. #ENDviolence

  Learn more in our #DisruptingHarmKenya report: https://bit.ly/DH_reports [INTERPOL]

• DOD Tests AI-powered Spectrum Management Technology on Aerial Combat Training Ranges [Air Force Magazine]

• Part II of Wekfest USA's Return to SoCal [SUPER STREET on MOTORTREND]

• How to prevent tens of thousands of Afghans from starving to death [Task & Purpose]

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It’s Halloween weekend! Please have fun if you’re going trick-or-treating and/or going to a party but be careful. Be sure to have a designated driver. Do it for yourself and your loved ones. Always wear a seatbelt. Thanks in advance.

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• Tech company diversity reports are more important than ever [Protocol]

• Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook the company is now Meta, to better encompass all of its products [TechMeme]

• Netflix isn’t streaming COP26 (though it did centralize its climate content with help from summit organizers). But when it comes to streaming, Netflix is facing a quiet competitor: Alphabet’s YouTube Premium, which has gradually transformed its old-school social media platform into an unlikely but legitimate rival. [Quartz]

• How well can an AI mimic human ethics? [Recode]

• Surprise! The MacBook Pro’s notch is a software mess too [TheNextWeb]

• Restaurant Design Right Now — and What’s Next [Eater]

• How This Marketing Company Is Powering Allbirds and Warby Parker [Inc.]

• Making workplaces better for people struggling with mental health will make work better for everyone [Fast Company]

• The Panera Method — Writing your book in peace and comfort. [Medium]

• Video Exposes Walmart Warehouse Hoarding PlayStation Consoles Amid Supply Chain Issues [Entrepreneur]

• Climate Stress Was Getting Me Down, So I Made a Clicker Game [WIRED]

• The Tech Guy 1840 [TWIT]

• Pixel 6/6 Pro Review: Almost Incredible! [MKBHD]

• 2023 Corvette Z06 sounds *INSANE* (COLD START) [Sam Sheffer]

• M1 Max MacBook Pro Review! (14" + 16") [Dave 2D]

• New 16in and 14in MacBook Unboxing | M1 Max and M1 Pro [iJustine]

• Ambushing Geronimo [Lapham’s Quarterly]

• Space may help scientists finally pin down the lifetime of a neutron [Astronomy Magazine]

• Your Instinct Still Matters – Why Data Alone Isn’t Enough to Drive Decisions [Salesforce Blog]

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While Sama’ Abdulhadi did not make the DJ Mag Top 100, she did make the Alternative Top 100 DJs 2021. I was very happy. The number one on that list is Charlotte De Witte, and she does Techno, so that’s pretty cool.

I was furious with the 0-5 result for MUFC. Things better change with the next match. At first I was very mad at the coach, but then Rooney made a good point: it’s the players who were on the field, and they need to ask themselves who was at fault. The Manchester Derby is coming up. More UCL matches. We cannot afford to make mistakes.

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