Michael Lawson catches up with Cinthie, the Berlin-based dance music stalwart who is enjoying a creative renaissance. [beatportal]
Arturia Efx Fragments review [Computer Music]
Put your hands in the air for Moog’s new Etherwave Theremin [Future Music]
Classic Wu-Tang Clan and A Tribe Called Quest Albums Archived in U.S. Library of Congress [DJ Mag]
The Best DJ Mixes of the Year 2022 So Far [Mixmag]
How to stream Coachella Weekend 1 [Dancing Astronaut]
Your EDM Premiere: Bleu Clair Releases House Anthem, ‘Funk Accelerator’ [Your EDM]
The Road to Martin Garrix’s Debut Club Album Continues: Listen to “Starlight (Keep Me Afloat)” [EDM]
Miss Monique Kicks Off Black Hole Recordings 25th Anniversary With Massive Remix Of “Rush” By Sied Van Riel [EDM Sauce]
HODINKEE Radio Talking About Watching Movies [HODINKEE]
Witnessing despair and resilience among people sheltering in Kharkiv’s metro [MSF]
Scientists say they've found a promising experimental treatment to repair the spinal cord after a severe injury. It could also work in people who have been paralyzed. The nanotechnology uses millions of moving molecules to reconnect nerves and could be a game-changer in medicine. [TheDenverChannel] #nanotechnology
Experiments contradicting the Standard Model are piling up [The Economist]
The Invictus quandary: is sport the best way to rehabilitate the war-wounded? [1843 magazine]
Marcus Buckingham: Why “Love” Is the Key to Career Success — If you don’t love anything about your work, it could destroy you. [Harvard Business Review]
Rain brings fresh misery for flooded South Africans [BBC World]
Coronavirus Persisting in Feces Offers Clues to Long Covid Cause [Bloomberg]
Opponents of French far-right protest as election campaign enters final week [Reuters]
I am now one of millions of Afghan refugees — Do not forget us. [AL-Jazeera News]
The Slime Machine Targeting Dozens of Biden Nominees — In an escalation of partisan warfare, a little-known dark-money group is trying to thwart the President’s entire slate. [The New Yorker]
AMC is now letting you buy movie tickets with Dogecoin [The Verge]
One Good Thing: 32 years after its debut, Microsoft Solitaire is still a blissful time-waster [Vox]
This Week in Apps: Elon bids for Twitter, WhatsApp adds Communities, Spotify goes ‘Live’ [TechCrunch]
In praise of the dollar bill — Digital payments increase convenience but exacerbate inequality. Is it time to reconsider cash? [MIT Technology Review]
Restaurant owners face uphill struggle as customers cut back on food spending amid soaring inflation [Insider]
#CIA Director William Burns gave his first public speech to Georgia Institute of Technology faculty, students, and friends. His remarks highlighted “the role of an intelligence agency in a democracy, at a moment of profound change on the international landscape.” Click below to read a transcript of Director Burns’ speech. [URL] [LinkedIn]
‘Jesus loves me and my boyfriend’: how one gay-friendly town repelled homophobic protesters [The Guardian]
The Unseen Scars of Those Who Kill via Remote Control — Capt. Kevin Larson was one of the best drone pilots in the U.S. Air Force. Yet as the job weighed on him and untold others, the military failed to recognize its full impact. After a drug arrest and court martial, he fled into the California wilderness. [The New York Times]
'We’ve Been Trying To Warn You': Fed-Up Scientists Get Arrested Demanding Climate Action [Huffington Post] #ClimateChange
Why Can’t We Just Call BA.2 Omicron? [The Atlantic]
What Democrats' New Primary Calendar Could Look Like [FiveThirtyEight]
A tale of many pandemics: In year three, a matter of status and access [The Washington State]
Présidentielle 2022 : à Marseille, Emmanuel Macron projette la France en « grande nation écologique » pour séduire l’électorat de gauche [Le Monde]
Interstellar meteorite confirmed as first known object to hit Earth from outside our solar system [Mashable]
Starbucks Posts Fake Union Tweets in Anti-Union Flyers [VICE News]
Noam Chomsky and Jeremy Scahill on the Russia-Ukraine War, the Media, Propaganda, and Accountability [The Intercept_]
These farmers show that agriculture in the Amazon doesn’t have to be destructive [National Geographic]
Opinion: Three faith traditions come together for a weekend of remembrance [NPR]
Prop. 13 offers bigger tax breaks to homeowners in wealthy, white neighborhoods — A new study finds white, wealthy homeowners in Oakland receive thousands more in tax breaks than owners of homes in minority neighborhoods. [CapRadioNews]
Un arc des résistances [Le Monde diplomatique]
What Exactly Is America’s China Policy? — The United States needs to right-size the China threat to know how to counter it. [Foreign Policy]
The Unstoppable Rise of Hindu Nationalism — How India’s Far Right Is Conquering Castes—and the Country [Foreign Affairs]
5 Years of Local Governance in Nepal [The Diplomat]
Steven Strogatz’s Secrets of Math Communication [Quanta Magazine]
La #PhotoDeLaSemaine est une vue à 360 degrés de LHCb, une expérience qui s'intéresse aux différences entre matière et antimatière en étudiant le quark beauté. — Rejoignez-nous avec vos questions à 16h00 CEST en direct de @LHCbexperiment sur Facebook, YouTube et LinkedIn! [CERN_FR]
NASA Coverage Set for Axiom Mission 1 Departure from Space Station [NASA]
Our #CTTECH Project is helping member countries leverage new & emerging tech in the fight against terrorism⚡️ We've launched a series of regional consultations to identify priorities, needs & capacities, with a view to developing a tailored approach for each. #EUForeignPolicy [INTERPOL]
USSF Starts All-Guardian Basic Training in May [Air Force Magazine]
Huge Meetup In Japan Celebrates 25 Years of the Iconic Honda Civic Type R [SUPER STREET on MOTORTREND]
What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 508 & BENKYO RADIO 508.
We need not to forget about the on-going crisis in Afghanistan, Yemen, Syria, and Palestine. Not to mention many parts of Africa.
