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#7 The Shooter

Mountain Labs Newsletter • 19 implied HN points • 16 Aug 24
🎾 Sports Athletes Events Culture Entrepreneurship Health
  1. Yusuf Dikeç won a silver medal in shooting at the Olympics and became known for his attitude without needing fancy gear. People connect with him because of his resourcefulness.
  2. Many Turkish people complain a lot and focus on negative things, which can hurt their potential for happiness and success. This attitude might lead to feeling less likable.
  3. Ibn Sina believed that constant complaining can even affect your health and limit the good things you receive in life. Staying positive is important for social connections.
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How to Exhibit at a Trade Show

Startup Real Talk • 242 implied HN points • 23 Oct 24
💼 Business Marketing Sales Networking Strategy Events
  1. Always stand in front of your booth to grab attention. Being visible helps you connect with more people.
  2. Start conversations by inviting passersby in with something interesting, like a giveaway. This makes it easier to engage them.
  3. Follow up quickly after the event. Use your notes to personalize your messages so people remember you and what you discussed.

MAIL TIME!!!!⏱

The Lap Count • 530 implied HN points • 29 Mar 23
🎾 Sports Running Athletes Events Training Racing
  1. Next Best Run is a coaching service for runners launched by elite athletes.
  2. The Lap Count newsletter features a segment with questions from readers about various running topics.
  3. There is discussion about potential candidates for sponsored contracts in the running world.

At a Track Called Saratoga...

Matt’s Five Points • 79 implied HN points • 03 Jun 24
🎾 Sports Events Culture Travel Lifestyle
  1. Saratoga Race Course is famous for its beauty and the short racing season, making it a special spot for horse racing fans. Many people travel from far to enjoy the races and the lovely summer atmosphere.
  2. People come to Saratoga not just to gamble, but to enjoy time with friends and family. The picnic area is a popular place where fans can relax, socialize, and watch the races without losing their spot.
  3. Each race is an event, with fans cheering and supporting their favorite horses. The excitement in the air is something truly unique, as everyone experiences the thrill of racing together.

How The Las Vegas Grand Prix Became Formula 1's Most Important Race

Huddle Up • 44 implied HN points • 22 Nov 24
🎾 Sports Racing Events Culture Business Controversies
  1. The Las Vegas Grand Prix stirred a lot of controversy in its first year, especially among local residents. Many people complained about road work and traffic issues during the event.
  2. Hotel prices skyrocketed, with rooms costing two to three times their usual rates. This made it tough for some fans and visitors to find affordable places to stay.
  3. Despite the complaints, the Las Vegas Grand Prix is considered very important for Formula 1. It has the potential to greatly influence the sport's presence in the United States.

Run ski baby jogger adventure finish birthday marathon

Splattern • 119 implied HN points • 27 Apr 24
🎾 Sports Marathons Running Events Adventure Community
  1. There is a marathon happening in Seattle on May 1 at 10 am to celebrate a birthday. It’s open to the public and designed to be fun with stops at beaches and chocolate stores.
  2. Participants can join the run at any checkpoint and are encouraged to have conversations along the way. The runner wants to share this experience with others who have supported their journey.
  3. The route includes various checkpoints, and there's a relaxed vibe with time estimates for when to expect the runner at each point. It's all about enjoying the adventure together.

All you need is Wide Events, not “Metrics, Logs and Traces”

A Song Of Bugs And Patches • 224 HN points • 15 Feb 24
🕹 Technology Observability Systems Events Metrics
  1. The concept of 'Wide Events' is proposed as a simpler and more effective approach to observability than the traditional 'Metrics, Logs, and Traces'.
  2. Older systems like Open Telemetry may contribute to confusion by categorizing data into distinct pillars, making observability seem complex.
  3. A system like Scuba, based on 'Wide Events', enables streamlined investigation and data exploration, emphasizing the importance of simplicity in observability tools.

Open Call 2024

Do Not Research • 359 implied HN points • 04 Dec 23
🎨 Art & Illustration Guidelines Community Events Subscriptions
  1. Do Not Research is accepting submissions for their next issue in 2024, including art, essays, videos and more.
  2. All submissions should be work created within the last year, and contributors will be paid an honorarium and receive a complimentary lifetime membership.
  3. The deadline for submissions is January 15th, 2024. Submissions should be sent via email to [email protected].

Notre-Dame

The Cosmopolitan Globalist • 24 implied HN points • 12 Dec 24
🎭️ Culture Architecture History Religion Arts Events
  1. The fire at Notre-Dame Cathedral was a shocking event that led to a crowd gathering in disbelief as the steeple fell.
  2. President Macron's promise to rebuild Notre-Dame sparked mixed reactions, but plans for a faithful restoration were ultimately confirmed.
  3. The consecration ceremony revealed a beautifully restored interior, showcasing the original colors and design of the cathedral, symbolizing a new beginning.

Neurotech Notables #6: April 2024

NEUROTECH FUTURES • 119 implied HN points • 15 Apr 24
🕹 Technology Neurotech Startups Regulation Events
  1. Neurotech developments in April 2024 include significant funding for startups like Syntropic, Neurava, and Seaport Therapeutics.
  2. Commercial advancements in neurotechnology involve companies like Synchron, NeuroOne, and Cognito Therapeutics launching new products and making significant progress in their fields.
  3. Regulatory updates show clearances for devices by FDA, submissions like ONWARD Medical's De Novo Application, and the importance of FDA approvals in the neurotech industry.

That wraps up indoors⏱

The Lap Count • 432 implied HN points • 15 Mar 23
🎾 Sports Events Athletes Records Championships
  1. VELOUS active recovery footwear offers new styles and technology for post-workout comfort and support.
  2. New Balance National meet showcased top high school athletes breaking records and impressing the audience.
  3. NCAA Indoor Nationals saw 10 college records being set, with athletes from various disciplines delivering outstanding performances.

South Mountain Reservation

Splattern • 79 implied HN points • 19 May 24
🎾 Sports Running Events Outdoor Community Fitness
  1. The ultra running community is vibrant and full of interesting characters. Everyone has their own story and motivations for running, making it a unique and supportive environment.
  2. The experience of running can teach important lessons about humility and self-care. It's okay to acknowledge when you're not at your best and to prioritize your well-being over competition.
  3. A holistic approach to recovery is essential. This includes focusing on strength training, sleep, nutrition, and mental health routines to support overall wellness.

Crystal Palace: The Prequel

Londonist: Time Machine • 119 implied HN points • 12 Apr 24
💾 History Architecture Events Literature
  1. The Crystal Palace, built for the Great Exhibition of 1851, was a marvel as the largest glass building ever seen. Its architect, Joseph Paxton, had previously built another impressive glass structure called the Great Conservatory.
  2. Paxton's Great Conservatory, completed in 1840, was a massive glass building that showcased innovative construction and design. It was created in collaboration with architect Decimus Burton and was meant to be a tropical paradise.
  3. The experience gained from building the Great Conservatory was instrumental for Paxton when planning the Crystal Palace. The conservatory was designed to accommodate a central thoroughfare wide enough for two carriages to pass, illustrating its grand scale.

"Everything that moves in the future will be robotic."

Robots & Startups • 139 implied HN points • 24 Mar 24
🕹 Technology Robotics AI Innovation Events Research
  1. The future is predicted to be dominated by robotic technology, with everything that moves expected to be robotic.
  2. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang envisions the Omniverse as the future operating system and aims to make computers smarter for easier human interactions.
  3. The robotics industry is rapidly advancing, with developments in humanoid robots, AI, and innovative collaborations between humans and robots promising significant changes in various sectors like labor, healthcare, and space exploration.

Hvar, Lake Placid, Perpetua Coast, Sälen, Telluride + Yorktown

The Half Marathoner • 196 implied HN points • 11 Feb 24
🎾 Sports Running Marathons Events
  1. The post discusses races like Perpetua Coast Trail Runs in Oregon and Lake Placid Marathon in New York, providing insights into the scenic routes and event details for runners to consider.
  2. The author shares personal stories, like his wife's connection to the San Francisco 49ers and their family's support for the Kansas City Chiefs during Super Bowl Sunday, adding a touch of relatability to the post.
  3. The post also mentions singer Taylor Swift's rumored presence at the Super Bowl, showcasing a blend of sports and pop culture that engages readers in a light-hearted way.

Hopping into the rabbit debate⏱

The Lap Count • 412 implied HN points • 01 Mar 23
🎾 Sports Running Coaching Events Records Athletes
  1. New Balance Nationals Indoors is a big celebration of excellence in high school track and field with top athletes showcasing their talent.
  2. Madrid race faced challenges but still delivered a thrilling finish with Yared Nuguse taking the win.
  3. Athletics Ireland starting to pay their top coaches marks a positive step towards professionalizing coaching in the sport.

Sing us a song, Piano Man

Variations on a Theme • 79 implied HN points • 16 May 24
🎭️ Culture Music Arts Events
  1. Orchestral performances post-pandemic had strict protocols like mandatory masking and limited seating, creating a surreal experience for attendees.
  2. The experience of attending a classical music ensemble's show with limited audience and upgraded seats was a stark contrast to the previous Kafkaesque experience.
  3. The power of music lies in its ability to evoke emotions and memories, as shown by the comparison between 'Kafka Fragments' and 'Piano Man.'

The Superette

Justin E. H. Smith's Hinternet • 725 implied HN points • 01 Oct 23
🎨 Art & Illustration Writing Music Speaking Events Collaboration
  1. A Superette is a unique word that combines aspects of a supermarket and convenience store, with some preliminaries and follow-ups.
  2. The author discusses the challenge of evolving as a writer while staying true to their own style, without being influenced by readers' preferences.
  3. The essay delves into the author's critical views on music genres like rock and rap, exploring the cultural and racial dynamics of different musical movements.

VFYW: What Fun!

The Weekly Dish • 24 implied HN points • 07 Dec 24
🎭️ Culture Photography Travel Art Events Community
  1. This week's contest features a view from a funicular, a unique type of transportation that goes up steep hills. It's exciting to see such a fun method of getting around in a scenic area.
  2. Sleuths shared their guesses about the location of the view and mentioned specific lakes and towns, showing how familiar they are with various regions, especially around Lake Como in Italy.
  3. A sleuth even made a Google Map to track all past contest locations, highlighting how the contest has connected people from different places as they share their insights and experiences.

Photo of the Day -- weekend

Photo of the Day • 196 implied HN points • 03 Feb 24
💾 History Wars Photography Events
  1. Leonard Bernstein launched Young Peoples' Concerts in 1958 with the New York Philharmonic
  2. Important historical moments: The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964, U.S. Grant's horse Jeff Davis, and Lincoln's horse Old Bob
  3. Ernie Pyle's WWII reports provided insight into the experiences and struggles of front line soldiers

Musical interlude

Disaffected Newsletter • 579 implied HN points • 23 Jun 23
🎶 Music Artists Albums Genres Reviews Events
  1. Tom Petty's music carries themes of longing and boundaries, suggesting to others to stay away when needed.
  2. His lyrics often reflect a sense of personal struggle and discontent, which resonates with many listeners.
  3. Enjoying a musical interlude can provide a break and a moment of reflection in daily life.

Neurotech Notables #5: March 2024

NEUROTECH FUTURES • 119 implied HN points • 29 Mar 24
🕹 Technology Neurotech Funding Industry Regulatory Events
  1. Neurotech experienced significant growth and activity in Q1 2024, with $400 million raised in private capital, over 20 FDA decisions, and various partnerships and initiatives.
  2. Recent developments in neurotechnology include increased focus on Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) news, new partnerships, and Neuroethics considerations worth exploring.
  3. The Neurotech industry continues to see advancements in funding, market recognition, regulatory clearances, and collaborations, indicating a growing interest and investment in neurotechnology.

✍️ Journalism Awards, Events, Fellowships and Trainings ✍️ — January 12

Inside The Newsroom • 216 implied HN points • 12 Jan 24
🚌 Education Awards Fellowships Events Training Webinar
  1. The post highlights various journalism awards, events, fellowships, and trainings available, including details on the programs, deadlines, and organizations offering them.
  2. There is a focus on opportunities for journalists to improve their skills, such as through leadership training, investigative reporting fellowships, and workshops on topics like newsroom safety and campaign finance reporting.
  3. Employers and recruiters can access promotion opportunities for job openings, while journalists can earn free paid subscriptions through a referral program.