Weekly Random Reading - April 24th 2018 (edition two)

This is the second edition of weekly random reading!

If anyone reading here is new and is wondering what the weekly random reading is about please feel free to see edition one for details: Weekly Random Reading - April 16th 2018 (edition one). If anyone outside of Mississippi is wondering about the pictures that's a little town in the Mississippi delta. There's a little over 1000 people there. It's on highway 49 in Sunflower County.

I meant to publish this yesterday but with work and life it's a busy time for the Nandi Bear! Here's this week's reading list:

1. Meet the Woman Who Leads NightWatch, Google’s Internal Privacy Strike Force (Lea Kissner is back at her alma mater, the University of California at Berkeley.)
gizmodo.com
by Kate Conger
published April 16, 2018

2. Haunted by history (War, famine and persecution inflict profound changes on bodies and brains. Could these changes persist over generations?)
aeon.co
by Pam Weintraub
published April 16, 2018

3. Framed for Murder By His Own DNA (We leave traces of our genetic material everywhere, even on things we’ve never touched. That got Lukis Anderson charged with a brutal crime he didn’t commit.)
themarshallproject.org
by Katie Worth
published April 19, 2018

I have just those three for this week. Last week there were five. I'm going to try to keep it between 3 to 5 per week.

However, I do have a few more pictures. All are originals (you wont find any stock photography here).

inverness-mississippi-luke-nandibear-weekly-random-reading-nandi-bear Inverness, Mississippi. Image credit: Luke Nandibear

Bye for now and have a good week everyone! I'll probably be back sometime before Friday. I might share some thoughts regarding the foregoing articles or maybe just publish some new reports.