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Embrace Losses, Prioritize Process and Risk Management
SocialApr 21, 2026

Embrace Losses, Prioritize Process and Risk Management

I will never understand people who say "love your losing trades" I hate them, are you seriously telling me you love to lose money? I accept them as part of the process and will learn from them, but love them?...

By Brian Shannon, CMT
SpaceX Launches Final GPS III Satellite for the U.S. Space Force
NewsApr 21, 2026

SpaceX Launches Final GPS III Satellite for the U.S. Space Force

SpaceX successfully launched the final GPS III‑8 satellite, designated SV10 and named “Hedy Lamar,” for the U.S. Space Force on April 21, 2026. The Falcon 9 booster B1095, on its seventh flight, delivered the payload to medium‑Earth orbit and landed on the drone ship “Just...

By Spaceflight Now
Affordable Landscape Software for Native Hillside Gardens
SocialApr 21, 2026

Affordable Landscape Software for Native Hillside Gardens

Need suggestions for landscape architecture software that ain’t gonna make me cry in $$$ to help design my parents a native garden on a hillside.

By Appalachian Naturalist (Calvin)
2026 Writers & Illustrators of the Future Awards Winners
NewsApr 21, 2026

2026 Writers & Illustrators of the Future Awards Winners

The 42nd L. Ron Hubbard Writers and Illustrators of the Future awards took place on April 16, 2026 in Los Angeles, culminating a week of workshops and lectures for the winners. Slovakia’s Bohuslav Argalas “Bafu” earned the Golden Brush for...

By Locus Magazine
U.S. National Nanotechnology Initiative Seeks $1.45 B FY 2026 Funding Boost
NewsApr 21, 2026

U.S. National Nanotechnology Initiative Seeks $1.45 B FY 2026 Funding Boost

The U.S. National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI) has submitted a $1.45 billion budget request for fiscal year 2026, aiming to sustain and expand nanoscale research across ten federal agencies. The request lifts cumulative federal investment in nanotechnology since 2001 to roughly $47 billion,...

By Pulse
NFB to Launch YouTube-Based Documentary Initiative ‘On Filme’ in May
NewsApr 21, 2026

NFB to Launch YouTube-Based Documentary Initiative ‘On Filme’ in May

The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) is debuting a YouTube‑focused documentary series called “On Filme” on May 7. The pilot features three Quebec digital creators—Mounir Kaddouri, Anne‑Lovely Etienne and Simon Coutu—each delivering four pieces ranging from short summary films to video podcasts. The works...

By Cartt.ca (Canada)
Poetry Month Feature: CavanKerry Press
NewsApr 21, 2026

Poetry Month Feature: CavanKerry Press

CavanKerry Press is celebrating National Poetry Month by highlighting three "jazz triptychs" from Indigo Moor’s new collection, Reconstructing Eden. The book experiments with a three‑movement structure that combines tercet, the poet‑invented Bastard Villanelle, and Rhyme Royal. Distributed through the University...

By University of Chicago Press – The Chicago Blog
France Triples Quantum Defense Budget to Preserve Strategic Edge
NewsApr 21, 2026

France Triples Quantum Defense Budget to Preserve Strategic Edge

France announced on April 17 that it will triple its quantum‑technology defense budget, a move aimed at safeguarding its strategic advantage. Minister of the Armed Forces Catherine Vautrin framed the investment as essential to staying ahead in the global quantum...

By Pulse
Bet on Yourself: $40k to $240k in a Year
SocialApr 21, 2026

Bet on Yourself: $40k to $240k in a Year

In 2016, I was making $40k/yr as a copywriter at an ad agency. In 2017, I was making $240k/yr working for myself as a ghostwriter for executives. A small example of the difference between betting on someone else vs betting on yourself.

By Nicolas Cole
Wear Your Belongings to Avoid Baggage Fees and Mishandled Luggage?
BlogApr 21, 2026

Wear Your Belongings to Avoid Baggage Fees and Mishandled Luggage?

Airlines have raised checked‑baggage fees as fuel costs spiked following the Middle East conflict, prompting travelers to seek alternatives. Wearable luggage, championed by SCOTTeVEST, embeds pockets in clothing to eliminate the need for checked bags. The concept sparked controversy when...

By The Gate
Novo Nordisk’s Etavopivat Hits Co‑Primary Endpoints in Phase 3 Sickle‑Cell Trial
NewsApr 21, 2026

Novo Nordisk’s Etavopivat Hits Co‑Primary Endpoints in Phase 3 Sickle‑Cell Trial

Novo Nordisk announced that etavopivat, its once‑daily oral pyruvate‑kinase‑R activator, met both co‑primary endpoints in the Phase 3 HIBISCUS trial, lowering annualised vaso‑occlusive crisis rates by 27% and raising hemoglobin response rates to 48.7% versus 7.2% on placebo. The data position...

By Pulse
AI Robs You of the Achievement of Effort. Here’s Why that Sucks.
NewsApr 21, 2026

AI Robs You of the Achievement of Effort. Here’s Why that Sucks.

Columnist Colson Whitehead warns that AI erodes the essential struggle of artistic creation, arguing that effort is the core of genuine work. The author of this piece echoes that view, describing how AI’s ease robbed him of the painful process...

By Startup Daily (ANZ)
Taroug ~ Chott
BlogApr 21, 2026

Taroug ~ Chott

Taroug’s new album *Chott* draws on his Tunisian heritage, translating the salt‑lake landscape into immersive soundscapes. The record blends organic field recordings, family voice memos, and analog synths to explore memory, loss and identity. Tracks such as “Wehmut,” “Saraab,” and...

By a closer listen
All Changed Except Its Mid-Century Soul
BlogApr 21, 2026

All Changed Except Its Mid-Century Soul

A 1940s Henry Hill home in the Berkeley Hills, originally 900 sq ft, has been revitalized by Fischer Architecture. The renovation removed fragmented later additions and re‑centered the layout around Hill’s clean, outdoor‑linked mid‑century aesthetic. Contemporary updates improve comfort and flow while...

By Mid-Century Home
Find Rhythm by Letting Overwhelm Flow Away
SocialApr 21, 2026

Find Rhythm by Letting Overwhelm Flow Away

when “keeping everything” together has�become too much to bear,�may release become a river�in the wild of the overwhelm. the strain�of all you are managing is undeniable,�but so is the river’s course that reminds you:�embracing the flow isn’t about giving up,�but about...

By Morgan Harper Nichols
Start Your Day Phone‑free to Boost Creativity
SocialApr 21, 2026

Start Your Day Phone‑free to Boost Creativity

Spending the first hour of your day without touching your phone will solve all of your creativity problems.

By Dickie Bush
Kit Connor's Elden Ring Casting Makes Perfect Sense if You've Seen His Underrated War Movie
NewsApr 21, 2026

Kit Connor's Elden Ring Casting Makes Perfect Sense if You've Seen His Underrated War Movie

The Elden Ring movie, slated for an IMAX release on March 3, 2028, casts Kit Connor—fresh from Alex Garland’s war drama ‘Warfare’—as a sword‑wielding lead. Connor endured a rigorous boot‑camp regimen to embody the physicality of a Special Forces operative, mirroring the...

By Polygon (Movies)
Lee Cronin's The Mummy Ending Doesn't Work For One Reason
NewsApr 21, 2026

Lee Cronin's The Mummy Ending Doesn't Work For One Reason

Lee Cronin’s horror film "The Mummy" dazzles with graphic body‑horror but stumbles in its conclusion. After a test‑screening backlash, the studio added a post‑credits epilogue that revives the villainous Magician, effectively nullifying the father’s sacrificial ending. Critics argue the extra...

By /Film (Slashfilm)
Genomic Approaches for Understanding the Evolution of the Human Brain
NewsApr 21, 2026

Genomic Approaches for Understanding the Evolution of the Human Brain

A wave of high‑resolution genomic resources—including the complete human reference, telomere‑to‑telomere primate genomes, and expansive ancient DNA panels—has converged with functional assays such as brain organoids and xenotransplantation. These tools pinpoint human‑specific genes (e.g., ARHGAP11B, NOTCH2NL, FOXP2) and accelerated regulatory...

By Nature Neuroscience
Constituent-Constrained Word Prediction During Language Comprehension
NewsApr 21, 2026

Constituent-Constrained Word Prediction During Language Comprehension

A new study by Zou (2025) demonstrates that during real‑time language comprehension the brain predicts upcoming words primarily within the bounds of syntactic constituents. Using MEG recordings and a constituent‑constrained surprisal model, the author shows that N400 amplitudes align more...

By Nature Neuroscience
How Leaders Can Help Their Organizations Metabolize Strain
NewsApr 21, 2026

How Leaders Can Help Their Organizations Metabolize Strain

The article outlines how leaders can transform workplace stress into a source of growth by treating strain like a metabolic process. It recommends diagnosing stress signals, adjusting organizational structures, and fostering adaptive cultures that convert pressure into innovation. Practical tools...

By McKinsey – M&A
Personalized CRISPR Therapies Could Soon Reach Thousands — Here’s How
NewsApr 21, 2026

Personalized CRISPR Therapies Could Soon Reach Thousands — Here’s How

The FDA has proposed a "plausible mechanism" pathway to streamline approval of personalized CRISPR gene‑editing therapies. The new framework would let developers test multiple patient‑specific guide RNAs within a single trial, potentially shrinking the approval timeline from four years to...

By Nature – Health Policy
Shared and Disorder-Specific Prenatal and Perinatal Risk Factors for Neurodevelopmental Disorders: A Nationwide Cohort Study
NewsApr 21, 2026

Shared and Disorder-Specific Prenatal and Perinatal Risk Factors for Neurodevelopmental Disorders: A Nationwide Cohort Study

A French nationwide cohort of 6.8 million births examined prenatal and perinatal contributors to five neurodevelopmental disorders (ASD, ADHD, ID, communication and learning disorders). The analysis, which adjusted for co‑occurring conditions, confirmed shared risk factors such as male sex, prematurity, small‑for‑gestational‑age,...

By Nature (Biotechnology)
Re-Evaluating the Effectiveness of Ultrabrief Pulse ECT: The Potential Role of (In)appropriate Seizure Threshold Titration
NewsApr 21, 2026

Re-Evaluating the Effectiveness of Ultrabrief Pulse ECT: The Potential Role of (In)appropriate Seizure Threshold Titration

In a recent correspondence, Meijer et al. challenge a new meta‑analysis that found ultrabrief pulse (UBP) electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) less effective than brief pulse (BP) ECT for depression. They propose that many UBP studies used inappropriate seizure‑threshold titration, delivering higher‑than‑intended stimulus...

By Nature (Biotechnology)
US Speeds Research Into Mind-Altering Drugs — Including Mysterious 'Ibogaine'
NewsApr 21, 2026

US Speeds Research Into Mind-Altering Drugs — Including Mysterious 'Ibogaine'

On April 18, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to accelerate U.S. research on ibogaine and other psychedelics, directing the FDA to fast‑track review and providing $50 million in federal funding to match state programs. The order aims to ease...

By Nature – Health Policy
Dracula Bites: West Australian Ballet Performs to Recorded Music in Adelaide
NewsApr 20, 2026

Dracula Bites: West Australian Ballet Performs to Recorded Music in Adelaide

The West Australian Ballet’s Adelaide run of *Dracula* (April 17‑22) will be performed to a pre‑recorded soundtrack rather than a live orchestra, sparking criticism from the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA). The union, backed by over 500 musicians across...

By ArtsHub (AU)
OMO Australia Teams up with Arsenal’s Aussie Footballers to Champion Outdoor Play and Tackle the ‘Gender Activity Gap’ in New...
NewsApr 20, 2026

OMO Australia Teams up with Arsenal’s Aussie Footballers to Champion Outdoor Play and Tackle the ‘Gender Activity Gap’ in New...

OMO Australia has joined forces with Arsenal Women’s Football Club to launch the "It Starts Outside" campaign, part of Unilever’s Dirt Is Good platform. The initiative spotlights Australian football stars Kyra Cooney‑Cross, Steph Catley and Caitlin Foord, urging parents to...

By Campaign Brief
Meryl Streep Wore Givenchy ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ New York Premiere
BlogApr 20, 2026

Meryl Streep Wore Givenchy ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ New York Premiere

Meryl Streep debuted a leather cape from Sarah Burton’s Givenchy Fall 2026 collection at the New York premiere of *The Devil Wears Prada 2*. The look, highlighted by a high neckline, tied scarf and sleek sunglasses, echoed the film’s iconic fashion references....

By Red Carpet Fashion Awards
Chicago Or New York: Which City Really Has The Best Food?
NewsApr 20, 2026

Chicago Or New York: Which City Really Has The Best Food?

Chicago and New York City vie for the title of America’s top food destination, each boasting iconic dishes and celebrated eateries. Rankings are split—Food & Wine places New York first and Chicago second, while Conde Nast Traveler’s readers rank Chicago higher. Objective metrics tilt the balance...

By Islands
Single-Cell Epigenomes Link Fat to Heart Disease Risk
NewsApr 20, 2026

Single-Cell Epigenomes Link Fat to Heart Disease Risk

A new study leveraging single‑cell epigenomic profiling of human adipose tissue has uncovered distinct regulatory signatures that link excess fat to heightened heart disease risk. Analyzing over 200,000 fat cells from 500 donors, researchers identified 12 epigenetic regions that correlate...

By Bioengineer.org
Epigenome Proteins Enable Precise Cellular Engineering Beyond On/Off Control
SocialApr 20, 2026

Epigenome Proteins Enable Precise Cellular Engineering Beyond On/Off Control

Epigenome proteins generate distinct gene expression patterns, influencing cellular behavior beyond simple on/off control and offering new avenues for precise cellular engineering. generegulation

By Phys.org Threads
HDAC7 Loss Predicts Poor DLBCL Outcomes; Restoration Stops Tumor
SocialApr 20, 2026

HDAC7 Loss Predicts Poor DLBCL Outcomes; Restoration Stops Tumor

Loss of the HDAC7 protein in diffuse large B cell lymphoma is linked to poorer outcomes, while restoring HDAC7 in cancer cells halts tumor growth, highlighting its potential as both a biomarker and therapeutic target. bloodcancer

By Phys.org Threads
Each Protein in the Epigenome Produces a Different Pattern of Gene Expression, Study Finds
NewsApr 20, 2026

Each Protein in the Epigenome Produces a Different Pattern of Gene Expression, Study Finds

A study published in iScience reveals that each of the 87 epigenome proteins tested on a single yeast promoter generates a distinct gene‑expression trajectory, ranging from rapid activation to delayed spikes and variable noise. Researchers measured real‑time dynamics in about...

By Phys.org – Biotechnology
Montréal’s Piknic Électronik Makes Grand 2026 Season Return
NewsApr 20, 2026

Montréal’s Piknic Électronik Makes Grand 2026 Season Return

Montréal’s Piknic Électronik returns for its 2026 season, kicking off on May 17 with 20 curated Sunday dates through October at Parc Jean‑Drapeau. The lineup spans house, techno and related genres, featuring rising artists like Brunello alongside veterans such as...

By Dancing Astronaut
Violent Soho Return From Hiatus for Exclusive Australian Headline Shows
NewsApr 20, 2026

Violent Soho Return From Hiatus for Exclusive Australian Headline Shows

After a four‑year hiatus, Australian rock stalwarts Violent Soho announced a three‑date headline tour across Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in September 2026. The shows, presented by Triple J, will feature local acts Beddy Rays, Teenage Joans and Secret World as support. The band...

By Rolling Stone Australia
Actin “Purse‑string” Forces Drive Neural Tube Closure
SocialApr 20, 2026

Actin “Purse‑string” Forces Drive Neural Tube Closure

New computer models show that actin-driven "purse string" forces enable cells to close the neural tube during early brain development, offering insight into how disruptions in this process can lead to birth defects such as spina bifida. neuroscience

By Phys.org Threads
Flip Your Top Sheet for a Neater Bed
SocialApr 20, 2026

Flip Your Top Sheet for a Neater Bed

This is one of those things you can’t unsee once you know it. Top sheets are designed with a “right side” (the patterned side). If you put it on pattern-side up, you’ll always see the wrong side when it’s folded down. Instead: Make your...

By JULIA MARCUM · CLJ (Chris Loves Julia)
The Big Lie, and What to Do About It
BlogApr 20, 2026

The Big Lie, and What to Do About It

Daniel J. Mahoney’s new book, *The Persistence of the Ideological Lie*, argues that a centuries‑old revolutionary mindset now fuels modern “woke” movements, replacing the classic good‑vs‑evil framework with a false progress‑vs‑reaction dichotomy. Drawing on Solzhenitsyn, Marx, the 1619 Project, and...

By Philanthropy Daily
Cilantro Taste Preferences Can Be Relationship Dealbreakers
SocialApr 20, 2026

Cilantro Taste Preferences Can Be Relationship Dealbreakers

Making mango salsa and realizing that I don’t think I could be with someone who thinks cilantro tastes like soap

By Rhet Lage (public health advocate)
Timeless Voices: From Tocqueville to Conrad
SocialApr 20, 2026

Timeless Voices: From Tocqueville to Conrad

Alexis de Tocqueville, W. Somerset Maugham, Joseph Conrad, and Ernst Jünger to name a few

By Lawrence Hamtil
Meryl Streep Dons Sharp Black Boots for ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ World Premiere
NewsApr 20, 2026

Meryl Streep Dons Sharp Black Boots for ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ World Premiere

Meryl Streep made a statement at the New York world premiere of "The Devil Wears Prada 2" by pairing a scarlet Givenchy cape dress with sleek black pointed‑toe stiletto boots, styled by Micaela Erlanger. Throughout the press tour she showcased shoes...

By WWD (Women’s Wear Daily) – Fashion
Hippo Horror Trailer Turns ‘Hungry’ Into Nightmare
SocialApr 20, 2026

Hippo Horror Trailer Turns ‘Hungry’ Into Nightmare

Bonkers Trailer for the Hungry Hippos Horror Movie Called 'Hungry' https://t.co/eTAQFWRzKM #HungryMovie #horror #hippo #MadisonDavenport #Louisiana https://t.co/wOlvzIJ2s5

By Alex Billington
Rainy Night ASMR Adventure at Lone Wolf Cabin
SocialApr 20, 2026

Rainy Night ASMR Adventure at Lone Wolf Cabin

This evening we have an adventure to go on. https://t.co/QFXrXMTcPo Luke returns to Lone Wolf Mountain Cabin that is hidden deep within the rugged, isolated mountains of Western North Carolina. Rain is coming...#asmr #camping #asmrrelax #raincamping #asmrrain https://t.co/VbaYM8IOYL

By The Outdoor Gear Review (Luke)
Anne Hathaway Goes With Statement Red Platforms at ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ World Premiere
NewsApr 20, 2026

Anne Hathaway Goes With Statement Red Platforms at ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ World Premiere

Anne Hathaway debuted a striking red Louis Vuitton dress paired with minimalist platform sandals at the New York world premiere of “The Devil Wears Prada 2.” The look featured a thin toe strap, ankle strap, and a block heel with a...

By WWD (Women’s Wear Daily) – Fashion
UK to Lower Green Power Costs by Cutting Gas Exposure
SocialApr 20, 2026

UK to Lower Green Power Costs by Cutting Gas Exposure

The UK will seek to speed up efforts to cut the costs of green electricity by reducing exposure to more-expensive gas https://t.co/LNvTUk7yXd

By Vox – Climate
Japan's Solar Hits 10% of Electricity, Outpacing World Average
SocialApr 20, 2026

Japan's Solar Hits 10% of Electricity, Outpacing World Average

Solar power accounted for 10% of Japan’s electricity generation for the first time last year, exceeding the global average of 9%, according to a report from energy think tank Ember https://t.co/4Kq1hwrntl

By Vox – Climate
Century of Gains Slows; Future Life Expectancy Uncertain
SocialApr 20, 2026

Century of Gains Slows; Future Life Expectancy Uncertain

Life expectancy in high-income countries increased ~50% over the past century, but gains have slowed in recent decades (≈70 in 1975 to ≈80 today in US). What will be the life expectancy in 100 years?

By João Pedro de Magalhães, PhD
Higher Plasma Choline and Betaine Linked to Better Cognition
SocialApr 20, 2026

Higher Plasma Choline and Betaine Linked to Better Cognition

Plasma free choline, betaine and cognitive performance: the Hordaland Health Study | British Journal of Nutrition | Cambridge Core - https://t.co/3xnGTbju80

By Michael Lustgarten, PhD
Song's Hidden Message: Free Your Mind, Timeless Advice
SocialApr 20, 2026

Song's Hidden Message: Free Your Mind, Timeless Advice

This is one of those songs that I always loved but didn’t understand meaning at first (maybe bc of Nike ads) but then it just hit me one day and I was like ohh ok, and I liked it even...

By Eric Balchunas