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The invisible mental health crisis plaguing the West Bank [MSF] #Palestine
Sacramento expected to be announced as 29th Major League Soccer team Monday [Sac Bee]
Governmental subsidise fossil fuels to the tune of $427bn a year [The Economist]
How to Get Noticed by Your Boss’ Boss [HBR]
U.S. Recession Chances Hit 27% Within Next 12 Months [Bloomberg] #BetterVoteDemocrat
Interstellar interloper is a comet resembling those in our solar system [Reuters] #Interstellar
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How to Beat Trump, According to Experts on Middle-School Bullies [New Yorker]
There is no mess Facebook won’t try to hide with a bigger mess [The Outline]
Electric Bikes: everything you need to know [The Verge]
AI Might Be the Future for Weather Forecasting [Interesting Engineering] #Weather
The Nobel Prize in Economics goes to 3 groundbreaking anti-poverty researchers [Vox] #IncomeInequality
Waymo and Renault explore autonomous mobility route in Paris region [Techcrunch]
Doctors say gene medicine tailored to a single person can work, but it still costs millions [MIT Tech Review]
FBI officials were ‘rattled’ and ‘blindsided’ by Trump’s call for Ukraine to manufacture dirt on Joe Biden [Business Insider]
Cristiano Ronaldo reached his 700th career goal [BBC Sport]
There’s a New iPod Touch, Yes, in 2019, and Yes, It’s Worth Looking at [NYTimes]
Will Congress finally fullfill a 200-year-old promise to the Cherokee people? [The Guardian]
Greta Thunberg Takes Climate Fight To Congress [HuffPost]
Chinese Rappers Will Not Be Silenced [The Atlantic]
What Went Down In the Fourth Democratic Debate [FiveThirtyEight]
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Elon Musk describes Tesla pickup as ‘armored personnel carrier from the future’ [Mashable]
This Student Is One of the Top Scientists Studying Faster-Than-Light Warp Drives [Vice]
Read our first NatGeo issue written and photographed exclusively by women [NatGeo]
The Lighting Beneath Our Feet [Nautilus]
How The 3 Nobel Winners For Economics Upended The Fight Against Poverty [NPR]
Covered California Enrollment Opens This Week, With New State Financial Aid For Some [Cap Radio]
Esclaves du XXIe siècle au Qatar [Le Monde Diplomatique]
The United States Still Needs a Syria Strategy [Foreign Policy]
Not Since Joe McCarthy Has the State Department Suffered Such a Devastating Blow [Foreign Affairs]
Illicit financial flows are costing developing countries billions in tax revenues [The Diplomat]
Here at The Cipher Brief we are old enough to remember when Republicans were the most outspoken supporters of the Intelligence Community and the Democrats - not so much. Now the roles are very much reversed [The Cipher Brief]
How the Neutrino’s Tiny Mass Could Help Solve Big Mysteries [Quanta Magazine]
CERN History: Transport of a SC magnet to CERN in 1955 [CERN]
A New Spacesuit for Artemis Generation Astronauts [NASA]
AFWERX: Beyond the Buzzword [Air Force Magazine]

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I went to a Greek Festival a few weeks ago and it was really cool.

I recently watched GEMINI MAN by Will Smith. It was a great movie with a good ending in my opinion. My only concern was the portrayal of one of our Intelligence Agencies, but, regardless, it was definitely very good.

I am super excited about PRYDA (Eric Prydz) releasing his latest compilation. I listened to the whole thing and it was awesome.

The next TV show I am going to check out is TREADSTONE, if you’re a fan of the Bourne Identity, you will enjoy it.

Given that it is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I want to direct you to one newsfeed I follow, it’s called “Cancer Nanotechnology.” You can follow it on Twitter at @CancerNanoTech.

It’s October, so NBA is back.

It’s Halloween this month, so have fun don’t do anything too bananas. Be Safe, Be Responsible.

MLB The Show 2019 is free on Playstation Plus right now!

Pixel 4 has been announced, you can now take pictures of the Milky Way!

If you’re at ADE 2019, have fun!

Don’t forget to rally around your candidate! Democrats MUST win in 2020. Our future depends on it. Go Bernie!

Until Next Time!