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Thank god for the weekend.  We knew it was coming, but we still can't believe Webster Hall is gone, guys.  It can be hard to keep up with NYC's ever-revolving art scene, but we've gotchu covered.  There's a Cheeto-themed restaurant coming to Tribeca... and we mean literal cheetos, not the one sitting in the White House.  Summer's almost over, but there's still time for one last vacay... we're hooking up a couple lucky readers with this super luxe getaway to St. Lucia.  AND this epic trip to Cabo.  Yeah, we know, we're dope. The MTA's Summer of Hell has been no joke, but don't let that ruin your plans when you can just ride with Via.  Another scourge has been plaguing the NYC subways, and it needs to be stopped– subway leaners.

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"Your net worth to the world is usually determined by what remains after your bad habits are subtracted from your good ones." –Benjamin Franklin The Hysplex Trigger: How Habits Work and How To (Finally) Stick To New Ones. In 164 BCE, Greek Olympic Sprinter, Leonidas of Rhodes was a couple of seconds away from winning his third olympic gold medal. His goal was simple — get out of the sprinting blocks quickly and let the rest take care of itself. Approaching the starting line, Leonidas crouched down with one knee, leaning forward and assuming his usual running stance behind the starting block — as one cord held him by the waist, the other by the knees. The rowdy crowd in the stadium finally went silent, as the sprinters had crouched into their stance ready for the final sprint. Then the Umpire cried out…… “Apite!” (Go!) Immediately, the cords of the starting block were released. With no time to think, Leonidas automatically knew this was his trigger to start running and off he went into his usual routine. All the sprinters belted down towards the finish line as the crowd in the stadium went into hysteria. Within a couple of seconds, Leonidas crosses the finish line. The race was over so quick and his running routine so automatic, that he was unaware of the winning celebration around him. As the first to cross the finish line, Leonidas was again crowned the champion for the third and final event of the Olympic foot races. Relief, happiness and a great sense of achievement were just a few of the emotions that he experienced in that moment — the by-product of his automatic habits. Just like Leonidas, the level of success, health and happiness in your life today is simply the by-product of your daily habits and what you repeatedly do. So, how can you best go about building new habits? And what is the quickest, easiest and most effective way to stick to good ones? Let’s talk about these strategies now… --Mayo Oshin   Read more Help Accelerate Learning:                Check This Out... What The FU&K Is Bitcoin? - Looking for a fast, clear and smart crash-course on Bitcoin? Let the "What The FU&K Is" series be just that. We break down a whole bunch of unnecessary and complex crap to teach you the stuff you really need to know about the digital currency. Get the book here.       Friday’s Funtastic Finds... How (and Why) James Altucher Writes 3,000 Words Every Single Day - “It can sometimes feel like James Altucher is everywhere on the internet, all at once... We wanted to understand how he does it all — so we decided to ask him.” Leveraging the Network Effect to Get Your Piece of the Pie - Getting your voice heard or product sold is an uphill battle. Here is how you can get a bunch of people to listen even when nobody really seems to care. From 148 Rejections to a Multi-Million Dollar Company - Kathryn Minshew just raised $25 million in funding and currently employs more than 100 workers. Despite recent success, she has faced numerous rejections from investors - 148 to be exact. Here, Kathryn discusses her failures and lessons learned. FriYAY! We want to give you the most valuable newsletter possible. So hit us up on social media with your comments or suggestions, and we'll get back to you. We'd love to connect!     Share Tweet Invite a Friend Getting this for the first time? Subscribe here to join The Mission. About The Mission      Advertise & Branded Content

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Week 29, in one sentence: Donald Trump headed to New Jersey for a “working vacation” where he repeatedly threatened North Korea and crashed a wedding; failed to address the bombing of a Minnesota mosque; made some progress in his eternal battle against leakers when Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced plans to review policies protecting journalists; called out a Democrat senator over his lie about going to Vietnam, leaving out his own four deferments, including one because his feet hurt; went after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for neither repealing nor replacing Obamacare; played golf, at least according to social media; at least started the paperwork to declare the opioid epidemic a “national emergency”; thanked Putin for expelling 755 U.S. diplomats from Russia; and spooked the world and financial markets when he said military solutions were “locked and loaded” against North Korea. To get this weekly Trump update sent to your inbox, click here.  Day 197 — August 4 Everybody's working for the weekend The president kicked off a 17-day “working vacation” by heading to … New Jersey, specifically his golf club in Bedminster. As a private citizen, Trump was a loud critic of President Obama’s golfing — even though his own golfing is on track to far surpass Obama’s. The president was also a vocal critic of Obama’s 17-day-long vacations. Meanwhile, the president’s least favorite Cabinet member, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, told a room full of reporters the Department of Justice was reviewing policies that allow journalists to protect the identity of unnamed sources without going to jail. It’s part of a broader effort to crack down on the steady stream of leaks coming out of the federal government. If you haven’t heard, Trump hates leaks. By going after them, Sessions’ will likely curry favor with his boss, who has taken to publicly insulting the attorney general for recusing himself from the Russia investigation. Trump once again violated a federal rule that forbids federal officials from commenting on jobs reports until at least one hour after the numbers are released. Day 198 — August 5 No vacation from Twitter Trump wants you to know his vacation isn’t really a vacation — and that he never takes a holiday from Twitter. Trump attributed his trip to New Jersey to “long planned construction” at the White House. “This is not a vacation – meetings and calls!” he tweeted. Trump praised Sessions’ decision to go after leakers and the journalists who publish their comments. “After many years of LEAKS going on in Washington, it is great to see the A.G. taking action!” Trump tweeted after weeks of publicly criticizing and threatening Jeff Sessions. “For National Security, the tougher the better!” One thing the president didn’t tweet about was the mosque bombing in Minnesota. White House national security analyst Sebastian Gorka later said on MSNBC that the attack may have been faked. “People fake hate crimes in the last six months with some regularity,” he said, without offering an example. Day 199 — August 6 Making calls and crashing weddings Trump had a call with South Korea’s president and tweeted out his excitement over the conversation, especially punishing North Korea. “Very happy and impressed with 15-0 United Nations vote on North Korea sanctions,” the president tweeted. The United Nations has imposed new sanctions on the Hermit Kingdom on Sunday for its continued testing of intercontinental ballistic missiles. Trump has made a habit out of crashing weddings held by guests at his resorts. Video on Instagram showed the president, clad in golf attire and a red MAGA hat, exiting his golf cart to greet guests. VICE News' coverage Why North Korea won’t back down against Trump Trump gets a folder full of positive news about himself twice a day Trump is making it way cheaper to break environmental laws Facebook could tell us a lot about Russian meddling in the 2016 election ICE is aggressively prosecuting immigrants it used to let go Day 200 — August 7 DMZ or STD? Trump spent a good amount of his third not-vacation day tweeting insults at Sen. Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat from Connecticut. Thematically, Trump stuck with calling out Blumenthal for not serving in Vietnam. (Blumenthal lied back in 2010 that he did.) Ironically, Trump received four student deferments, one because of bone spurs in his heels, that kept him out of Vietnam, and the president once compared avoiding sexually transmitted diseases to his own “personal Vietnam.” Trump, of course, also tweeted a lot about the “Fake News media.” Trump’s attacks came after Blumenthal’s appearance on CNN, during which he voiced support for the FBI’s continued investigation into whether Trump’s campaign joined forces with Russia to influence the 2016 election. Blumenthal also expressed concern over the Department of Justice’s sudden focus on weeding out officials who leak information to the media. “Your bullying hasn’t worked before, and it won’t work now,” Blumenthal tweeted. Day 201 — August 8 "Fire and fury" Trump issued his gravest threat yet to North Korea: If the Hermit Kingdom continues to agitate the U.S., it will face “fire and fury like the world has never seen.” A day later, North Korea — unfazed by Trump’s bombast — threatened Guam, a U.S. island territory. State media in Pyongyang reported that a plan to fire missiles near Guam would be ready for Kim Jong Un’s consideration within days. VICE News reported that Trump gets a folder full of positive news about himself twice a day. It’s known as the “propaganda document,” White House sources say. The folders contain screenshots of positive cable news chyrons, admiring tweets, transcripts of fawning TV interviews, and sometimes pictures of the president looking powerful on TV. Former Chief of Staff Reince Priebus and former Press Secretary Sean Spicer reportedly fought over who got to deliver the packet to Trump. Jeff Sessions’ Department of Justice abruptly switched sides in the middle of landmark voting rights case. That’s the second time the DOJ has switched its position in a voting rights case under Trump. The Justice Department now supports the Ohio government in its showdown with civil rights groups over a policy started last summer that purges inactive voters from its rolls. While Trump promised a “major briefing on the opioid crisis” in his morning tweets, the announcement fell flat. A White House task force led by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie had already recommended the president declare a state of emergency around the issue; instead, Secretary of Health and Human Services Tom Price told reporters the administration didn’t need to declare anything to handle the crisis right now. Day 202 — August 9 It's like rain on your golfing day While much of the world bristled with anxiety as tensions escalated between Washington and Pyongyang, the president seemed more than relaxed. He spent this day of his “working vacation” playing golf with a buddy who, in a now-private Instagram post, described the match as coming “down to the 18th hole.” The president — apparently missing the irony — tweeted from his golf club that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell should get back to work. The tweet was just one in a series that lambasted McConnell and the Senate’s failure to repeal and replace Obamacare. “Can you believe that Mitch McConnell, who has screamed Repeal & Replace for 7 years, couldn’t get it done,” Trump tweeted. Trump’s attacks come on the heels of the Senate Majority leader’s comments that Trump came into office with “excessive expectations” of what could be accomplished by Congress. Trump has a habit of publicly insulting his own party members, including his most recent nemesis, Sessions, and Republican Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona, a vocal critic of Trump, who’s running for Session’s old seat. Five female transgender service members sued the Trump administration over the president’s plans to ban them from serving in the military in “any capacity.” Considering the Pentagon hasn’t made any official policy changes yet, the lawsuit will have to overcome the “ripeness doctrine,” a term used to describe if an issue is ready for judicial action. It’s possible the lawsuit won’t make it far. Day 203 — August 10 Threatening North Korea again Trump conceded he’d made a mistake with his North Korea threats — maybe they weren’t “tough enough.” You’ll remember, the president essentially threatened to destroy the country earlier in the week with “fire and fury.” Speaking from his New Jersey golf retreat, Trump declined to discuss the issue further as to not disclose military strategies. Trump also finally announced that at least he plans to declare the opioid epidemic a “national emergency.” He’s “drafting up paperwork,” despite his secretary of health telling reporters the move wasn’t necessary just days earlier. During his two impromptu press conferences that day, Trump ignored his press secretary’s “one more question” sign and forged ahead to: lob more criticism at McConnell about his failure to repeal Obamacare thank Putin for “cutting down on payroll” when the Russian president expelled 755 U.S. diplomats from Russia as a response to new sanctions say he “hadn’t given any thought” to firing Special Counsel Robert Mueller, who’s overseeing the Russia investigation, despite the president’s close advisers saying that was on the table. Day 204 — August 11 "Locked and loaded" After spending the past couple days trading threats with North Korea, President Trump changed course Friday and attempted some measured, statesmanlike diplomacy. Just kidding! He threatened North Korea again, this time in fewer than 140 characters. “Military solutions are now fully in place, locked and loaded, should North Korea act unwisely,” he tweeted. “Hopefully Kim Jong Un will find another path!” The continued standoff has spooked markets around the world. Trump’s senior adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner is also going to pay for his failure to tell the government about over $10 million in assets. The Office of Government Ethics slapped him with a fine for a late filing of his financial disclosure form.   Share Tweet Forward

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Top Stories• President Donald Trump Cuts Planned Parenthood-Run Sex-Ed Programs, May Prepare for Abstinence Funding
• Hillary Clinton’s Pastor Compared Her 2016 Election Loss to Jesus’s Death
. Newborn Baby Found Tossed in the Bushes and Covered With Bugs
• Feminists Blast Serena Williams For Her Heartfelt Comment About Motherhood

More Pro-Life News• She Looks So Innocent, But Cecile Richards Sells Abortions for a Living
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• Pope Francis Tells Catholic Psychiatric Hospital to Stop Euthanizing Its Patients
• Planned Parenthood Doc Broke State Law and Did Abortion on 13-Year-Old, Claims He Didn’t Know Her Age
• 13-Year-Old Girl Seeks Permission to Abort Her 27-Week-Old Unborn Baby
• Senate Democrats Block HHS Nominee Dr. Brett Giroir After He Said He Would Defund Planned Parenthood 
• Seven States are Almost Abortion Free, Have Just One Abortion Clinic Left
• “Abortion Entrepreneur” Wants to Do “Tel-Abortions:” Remote Abortions on Women From Miles Away
• They Don’t Want to be Called Pro-Abortion But They Attack Abortion Alternatives
• We Used to Fight to Save Every Polio Victim, Now Disabled People are Left to Die
• Texas Legislature Passes Bill to Stop Abortion Docs From Hiding Botched Abortions

President Donald Trump Cuts Planned Parenthood-Run Sex-Ed Programs, May Prepare for Abstinence Funding
President Donald Trump recently cut funding to a questionable teen pregnancy prevention program that has given millions of dollars to the abortion business Planned Parenthood.
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Hillary Clinton’s Pastor Compared Her 2016 Election Loss to Jesus’s Death
Hillary Clinton’s pastor compared her defeat to President Trump in the 2016 election to Jesus Christ’s death.
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Newborn Baby Found Tossed in the Bushes and Covered With Bugs
Just a few days after a New York family found an abandoned baby in the trash, another abandoned baby has been discovered in Texas.

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Feminists Blast Serena Williams For Her Heartfelt Comment About Motherhood
Serena Williams is one of the most decorated female tennis players in history, having been No. 1 in the world multiple times. Y
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She Looks So Innocent, But Cecile Richards Sells Abortions for a Living
Clearly, the magazine (and Planned Parenthood officials) were trying to portray abortion as American as Mom and cherry pie.

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300 Babies Have Been Saved From Abortion After the Abortion Already Started. Here’s How
While it continues to be a sore spot for its pro-abortion deniers, the science behind Abortion Pill Reversal is compelling enough to gain the blessing of California’s Board of Registered Nursing, the board announced July 28.
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Pope Francis Tells Catholic Psychiatric Hospital to Stop Euthanizing Its PatientsPope Francis urged a Catholic charity in Belgium this week to reverse its decision to begin allowing euthanasia at its psychiatric hospitals, according to the Vatican press office.

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Planned Parenthood Doc Broke State Law and Did Abortion on 13-Year-Old, Claims He Didn’t Know Her Age
A Kansas medical board is considering whether to suspend or revoke a Planned Parenthood abortionist’s license after he failed to follow the law regarding a 13-year-old’s abortion.
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13-Year-Old Girl Seeks Permission to Abort Her 27-Week-Old Unborn Baby

Senate Democrats Block HHS Nominee Dr. Brett Giroir After He Said He Would Defund Planned Parenthood

Seven States are Almost Abortion Free, Have Just One Abortion Clinic Left

“Abortion Entrepreneur” Wants to Do “Tel-Abortions:” Remote Abortions on Women From Miles Away

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We Used to Fight to Save Every Polio Victim, Now Disabled People are Left to Die

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