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Media Mining Digest 168 – 30 Jan 2015: 3D Printing, 3D Scanner, Activist Technology, ALS Activism, Anthony Fauci, Ants Are Clean, Belafonte on King, Black Bias Cure, Blood History, Botanic World, Broadband by Tucows, Catadores, Computational Biology, Costa Rican Rainforest, Cryptographic Backdoors, CT and MRI Imaging, Deep Learning, E-book Insights, Earth Observations, Earthquakes, Engineer Drawings, ER Momentum Breakers, Ethnic Unrest, Food Hub, Forensic Pathology, Free Expression, Grateful Dead, Greenpeace, Helicopter Pilot, HoloLens, India Sex Assaults, Indian Point Reactor, Isomics, Justice Defender, Linux Troubleshooting, Mercenary Trends, Middle East History, Minority Coalitions, Murder Board, Ocean Research, Paleo Diet News, Podcast Trends, Political Funding, Practice Deliberately, Precautionary Principle, Primary Care Issues, Quantum Mechanic Terms, Rabies in Animals, Rabies in Humans, Race Relations, Ransomeware, Ron Rash, Selma, Shorting Stocks, Sialic Acid, Solar Energy History, Spanish Inquisition, Survival, Synthetic Biology, Temple Grandin, Texas Entrepreneurial Network, Tiny Movements Value, Titanium Nitride, Turing, War of 1812, Waste Trends, Wealth, Weather Issues, Women in Aviation

Posted on January 30, 2015 by virginiajim

The following audio files come from a larger group of 208 for the week. Double or ctrl-click individual highlighted links, below, to get single podcasts. A zip file of all 69 podcasts converted to 1.5x speed will download here for … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 3d printing, 3D Scanner, Earth Observations, Greenpeace, Minority Coalitions, Quantum Mechanic Terms, Rabies in Animals, Rabies in Humans, Survival, Temple Grandin, Turing | Leave a comment

Media Mining Digest 122 – 14 Mar 2014: Banjo Master Trischka, Beringia, Brain Research, Chimps, Economy History, Edison, Gary Indiana, Google Glass, Habitat Heat Load, Haitian Poverty, Honey Bees, Ingrid Betancourt, Medical Directives, Navy Ship Life, Neural Cell Repair, Online Sweepstakes, Open Innovation, Origami Batteries, Parasite Therapy, Personal Robots, Plastic Threat, Poverty War, Racial Issues, Smart Grid, Solitary Confinement, Sports Greening Project, Things That Fly, Web Site Improvement

Posted on March 14, 2014 by virginiajim

The following audio files come from a larger group of 175 for this week. Double or ctrl-click individual highlighted links, below, to get single podcasts. A zip file of all 29 podcasts converted to 1.5x speed will download here for … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 3d printing, aircraft carrier, Airsoft Insider, Akil, Albert Tejera, Allen Hershkowitz, apes, B.P.A., banjo, Beringia, Betancourt, bisphenol A, bonobo, BPA, brain research, California Smart Grid Center, chimpanzee, chimps, Collapse: HowSocieties Choose to Fail or Succeed, DeGraaf, Diamond, Dominican Republic, Don't Make Me Think, economy history, Edison, Emir Jose Macari, endocrine disrupting agent, Epidemic of Absence, Faed, Fly RC, Freeman-Wilson, Future of the Mind, Gary Indiana, Google Glass, Guns Germas and Steel, habitat heat load, Haitian poverty, heat load, Hershkowitz, honey bees, Huda Akil, Ian Haney Lopez, immunochromatographic, Ingrid Betancourt, Jared Diamond, Jim Faed, John C Stennis, Kafim R. Lakhani, Kaku, Karen Freeman-Wilson, King, Krug, La Crosse, Lakhani, Leonard DeGraaf, Lopez, Macari, medical directives, mesenchymal stromal cells, Michio Kaku, Moises Velasquez-Manoff, MotherJones magazine, native Americans, navy ship life, neural system repair, online sweepstakes, open innovation, origami batteries, parasite therapy, Paul Ryan, personal robots, plastic threat, poverty war, racial issues, rapid diagnostic test, RC Heli Pilot, RDT, Robert King, Rocket Surgery Made Easy, Ryan, Seeley, smart grid, solitary confinement, South By Southwest, spatiotemporal, sports greening project, Stennis, Steve Krug, sweepstakes, SxSW, Teherea Microsystems Engineering Maplegate Media, things that fly, Thomas Edison, Thomas Seeley, TME, Trischka, Velasquez-Manoff, web site improvement | Leave a comment

Media Mining Digest 98 – Sept 27, 2013: 3D Printing, A Woman’s Way, Blind Apps, Burma, Communication Evolution, Economics and Romance, Economy vs Environment, Edison, Elizabeth Blackburn, Estee Lauter, Financial Recession Review, Financial Warfare, Fracking Analysis, Fungal Diseases, Gun Violence Control, Honey Bees, Innovation and Obsession, Intelligent Machines, Iraq War, Journal Access, Latino Social Media, Malaria Vaccine, MCAT Test, Mercury Poisoning, Monetary Policy, Murderer, Nietzsche, Nuclear Weapons, Patient Advisers, Poverty War, Racist Patients, Re-homing, Sepsis Lessons Learned, Supreme Court, Technology–Progressing or Not, Urban Overstretch, Verizon vs FCC, Women in Politics

Posted on September 27, 2013 by virginiajim

The following audio files come from a larger group of 225 for this week. Double or ctrl-click individual highlighted links, below, to get single podcasts. A zip file of all 39 podcasts converted to 1.5x speed will download here for four months. … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 3d printing, A Woman's Way, academia.edu, Academic Spring, adoptions, Adshade, Age of Edison, AI, America's Obsessives, Amy Webb, artificial intelligence, Bioethics, Blackburn, blind apps, Brene Brown, Burma, Command and Control: Nuclear Weapons..., communication evolution, Council on Bioethics, cyclosporiasis, Daring Greatly, David Laidler, David Weinberger, Desai, Deven Desai, economics and romance, economy vs environment, Edison, Ehrlich, Elizabeth Blackburn, Elsevier, Ely, Ernest Freeberg, Estee Lauter, feral cities, financial recession review, financial warfare, fracking analysis, Freeberg, fungal diseases, gold miners, gun violence control, Hector Black, Hildenbrand, honey bees, hydraulic fracturing, ideacity, immunization, Indonesian gold miners, Inform Environmental, innovation and obsession, insect tissue culture, Intelligent Machines, Internet Society and Culture: Communicative Practices Before and After the Internet, intravenous immunization, Iraq war, Jordan, journal access, Julian Simon, Karen Ely, Kinston General Hospital Hospitals, Laidler, Latino social media, malaria vaccine, Marina Adshade, Marla Spivak, mass shooting, MCAT test, mercury poisoning, Merrill, microbiology, Mike Merrill, monetary policy, murder-rape, murderer, Myanmar, Navy Yard, Nietzsche, nuclear weapons, patient advisers, Paul Ehrlich, poverty war, Pulse, racist patients, re-homing, Roberts Court, romance, sepsis lessons, SGM, Simon, Society for General Microbiology, Spivak, Supreme Court, technology progress, Telomerase, telomeres, thangyats, The Bet, The Pulse, The Wise Latina Club, Tim Jordan, urban overstretch, USPresident's Council on Bioethtics, Utah legislators, Verizon vs FCC, visually-impaired, Webb, Weinberger, Wise Latina Club, women in politics, Zacariah Hildenbrand | Leave a comment

Media Mining Digest 82 – Jun 7, 2013: ASM Meeting, Azerbaijan, Blind at Work, Broadband Fiber in Oregon, Corp Tax Avoidance, Face Recognition, First Nation Stories, Hostage Situations, Inner City Research, Liver Cells, Low Wage Black Workers, Maker Faire, Mandela Tapes, Marijuana Attitudes, Medicare, Microfactories, Microscope Camera, Non-traditional Med Students, Operation Open Receiver, Pakistan Health Program, Physician Payments, Preschool Initiative, Rare Earth Metals, Skeptics Guide to E-Medicine, Sleep Summary, Stem Cell Center, Tim DeCristopher

Posted on June 7, 2013 by virginiajim

The following audio files come from a larger group of 122 from last week. Double-click or ctrl-click individual highlighted links. A 164 MB zip file of 29 podcasts converted to 1.5x speed for 10 hours of listening is here for four … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 3d printing, Alaska, American Society for Microbiology, Applied Predictive Technologies, ASM meeting, astronaut, Azerbaijan, Biolight, black workers, blind at work, British astronaut, broadband fiber in Oregon, civil disobedience, corp tax avoidance, Crucible, DeCristopher, Dreambox, Drone Dudes, e-medicine, Exo Labs, eye infections, face recognition, facial recognition, First Nation, FOAMed, Focus microscope camera, Force Science Institute, Guns Across the Border, Gwich'in, hostage situtations, Huntington's disease, inner city research, intracellular bacteria, iPad app, Jan Nolta, Kickstarter, Lamda Labs, liver cells, low wage black workers, Mackenzie delta, Maker faire, Mandela tapes, marijuana attitudes, Medicaid, microfactories, microscope camera, Nolta, non-traditional med students, Operation Open Receiver, Pakistan health program, Peaceful Uprising, phage system, physician payments, postbac programs, postbaccalaureate programs, premed students, preschool initiative, rare earth metals, research papers, skeptics guide to E-medicine, Slashdot, sleep summary, soylent green, stem cell center, Thiniverse, TWIM, uFActory, Viper flight simulator | Leave a comment

Media Mining Digest 71 – Mar 22, 2013: African Common Currency, Australian Mining, Chip Quik, Clinical Trials, Coughs and Honey, DARPA, Depression, Digital Rights, Education Credentials, Education Innovation, End of Growth, Fukushima Book, Gen George Marshall, Indian Economy, Iraq, Jared Diamond, Kenyan Election, Literary Agent Revolution, Military Sex Assaults, Professional Moms, Retirement Issues, Smart Phone Uses, Smell Biology, Thistle and the Drone, Trauma Doctor

Posted on March 22, 2013 by virginiajim

The following audio files come from a larger group of 141 from last week. Double-click or ctrl-click individual highlighted links. A zip file (176 MB) of all 28 podcasts converted to 1.5x speed (11 hrs) is here for four months vs … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 3d printing, African common currency, Alzheimer's, Anu Bhagwati, Arati Prabhakar, Australian mining, Basra, Ben George Marshall, Bhagwati, BlueTack, Chidambaram, childhood coughs, Chip Quik, clinical trials, coughs and honey, Crislip, DARPA, David Suzuki, David Suzuki Foundation, depression, digital badges, digital rights, Economic Community of West African States, Ehrlich, environmentalist, Facebook, Facing the Wave, Fukushima book, geneticist, George Marshall, Growth, Happy Birthday song, HASTAC, Hlad, honey, How to Retire Happy, Ibn Khaldun, Indian economy, Indian finance minister, Iraq, Israel, Japan, Jared Diamond, Jeff Rubin, Jennifer Hlad, Journey into America, Journey into Islam, Kenyan election, LeanIn: Women Work and the Will to Lead, literary agent revolution, Marsh Arabs, Marshall, mental illness, military sex assaults, miracle berry, National Cancer Institute, Pakistan, Pilbara, placebos, Prabhakar, professional moms, Retel Ehrlich, retirement issues, Rubin, Sandberg, serotonin and sadness, Service Women's Action Network, sex assaults, Sheryl Sandberg, smart phone uses, SMD, smell biology, Starts and Stripes, Survival International, Suzuki, Thistle and teh Drone, trauma surgeon, UEMOA, Waziristan, World Until Yesterday | Leave a comment

Media Mining Digest 22 – Apr 13, 2012: Photodynamic Treatment, Curation, Prosthetic Legs, Heart Attacks in Women, Happy Work, Stanford Entrepreneurship Corner, It’s Your Ship: Lessons in leadership, When Do You Know if you Have a Good Idea, Genentech, Relationship Between Entrepreneur and Venture Capitalist, Growth of Solar Ventures, Devotion to New Idea, Meatball’s, Creative Destruction of Medicine, Climate Change Scientist, and Professional Listening

Posted on April 13, 2012 by virginiajim

Seventeen links to podcasts from this digest are found in two formats here and here. Photodynamic Treatment 6.5 mins – Dyes can color cells selectively. Such cells more readily absorb light and heat which kills them. It’s old technology but … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 3d printing, 3d scanning, Bespoke Innovations, Bloo Solar, C. Noel Bairey Merz, climate change, conversations network, creative destruction of medicine, curation, Eric Topol, eSolar, fuel cells, Genentech, heart attacks in women, IABC, Idealab, InternationalAssoc of Business Communication, intravascular ultrasound, Jadoo Power, James Hansen, Meatballs's, Mevio, Moon Over Morocco, NASA, No Jerk Rule, paper.li, photodynamic treatment, pinterest, pod camps, podcastsacross boarders, PodShow, professional listening, prosthetic legs, solar, Solyndra, Stanford entrepreneurship corner, storify, White House, William J. Perry, Wird Ideas thatWork, XBox Kinect | Leave a comment

Media Mining 12 – Feb 3, 2012: Hydrogen Sulfide Value, Teeth Brushing Hazard, Incurable TB, 3D Printing Contest, Hackademia, Gold Hoarding, Science Journalists, Biotech Trends, Concept of Commons, Skype Creator, FIFO, Best Buy CTO, Kindles at Sea, Yellowknife Magazine, Apple Author App

Posted on February 4, 2012 by virginiajim

Hydrogen sulfide, the stinky stuff, works inside us to fight infection. How it does this and what future value it may have is a major part of a 76 minute podcast among three senior researchers with collective experience approaching a … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 3d printing, acorn availability, additive manufacturing, Apple Author, asthma, bacteremia, Best Buy Chief Technology Officer, biotech trends, brushing teeth, bus drivers, commons, Creative Penn, David B. Agus, disruptive technologies, eD Printing for Science Design Challenge, Edgey, ellowknife, epidemiology, FIFO, Fly In Fly Out, Geek Squad, ginsenosides, gold hoarders, hackademia, heliobactor pylori, human microbiome project, hydrogen sulfide, India, infection, Issuu, Kindle Chronicles, magnetic bacteria, microbiology, mouse population, multimedia publication, Robert Stephens, science journalists, sea shells, skype, sound investing, TED Talk, The Northwest Territories, TheEnd of Illness, ticket takers, ticks, tuberculosis, TWIM, wikipedia | Leave a comment

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Media Mining 12 – Feb 3, 2012: Hydrogen Sulfide Value, Teeth Brushing Hazard, Incurable TB, 3D Printing Contest, Hackademia, Gold Hoarding, Science Journalists, Biotech Trends, Concept of Commons, Skype Creator, FIFO, Best Buy CTO, Kindles at Sea, Yellowknife Magazine, Apple Author App

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