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Ladybug Podcast

A benefit of this degree is that it sometimes allows potential employees to be taken more seriously by potential employers. It is not always necessary, though, as there are alternate ways to acquiring these skills (i.e. those who are self-taught).

This Won't Hurt A Bit

Since bone can’t heal if it’s moving all over the place, doctors put a bunch of plates to put the bone back together. Depending on where the break is, as you open and close your mouth, the bone may not be able to properly heal. Wiring the bone together minimizes the movement for the the bone healing process.

This Won't Hurt A Bit

Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome is something doctors see quite frequently in the emergency room. Symptoms are: recurring abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting. Usually these symptoms improve with a hot shower, but the only known long-term cure is to quit doing marijuana all together.

Ladybug Podcast

It can help develop one's problem solving skills and ultimately, it looks good on a resume.

Below the Line with James Beshara

Burt says to not take anything personally. When someone gives you positive or negative feedback, often, they’re reflecting on how they feel onto you.

This Won't Hurt A Bit

It's the medical term for what we commonly refer to as hiccups. It's from Latin, and means: a speech broken by sobs.

This Won't Hurt A Bit

Spores love low oxygen, high temperature, and low acidity. A lot of conditions for canning food are also conditions in which spores would love to germinate. In theory, it is possible to get botulin into food, however, if you heat the food for long-enough to achieve theoretical 12-log reduction of botulin toxin (99.9999% reduction) through this process, it should be ok. Exact duration depends on food and the method of preparation.

What Fuels You

He thought the campus was beautiful and he loved the outdoors. They also had an entrepreneurial program that appealed to him.

The Indie Hackers Podcast

If you see an opportunity and: • You don't want to do what you're doing for the rest of your life • You want to be the best at what you do • You want to be passionate about what you do

The Knowledge Project with Shane Parrish

Lux Capital is funding people who disagree with the consensus and have their own view of the future.

Geek At Sea

Be immersed in the language. Have the attitude and initiative to speak the language— even it’s poorly spoken!

Danny In The Valley

They will be able to provide a minimal switch for people to still be able to get the price, taste, and nutrients that they want and are looking for.

Women in Business & Technology

Sposato believes that Seattle’s tech industry will be a role model for gender equality in the workforce for others to follow. He states that there is magic happening within the city. The culture includes containing more young, progressive, and liberal individuals. He feels like the Seattle area has a certain gentility and it cares about doing good and well at the same time.

Hustle

Dan Mall is currently working on SuperBooked, a CRM that mimics his long-running Google Doc in which he was tracking friends and acquaintances for partnerships on SuperFriendly projects. Eventually SuperBooked should be able to help anyone find just the right person, however unusual the project.

Below the Line with James Beshara

In order to see an opportunity that other people don’t see, an entrepreneur need to have a bit of rebelliousness, a little bit of chutzpah in them.

Whether or not you can overcome a challenge, it defines you.

The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

The failed simulation effect states that accomplishments that are hard to explain can be much more impressive than accomplishments that are simply hard to do. Students with unique accomplishments will stand out more in the admissions process.

This Podcast Will Kill You

One of the things to remember is that vaccines are one of the most cost effective health tools that have ever been invented. With vaccinations, if you prevent that first instance of illness, you are also preventing the cascading events that will follow.

Below the Line with James Beshara

Silicon Valley today is like Florence during the Renaissance, with insane amounts of energy and output. Yet, the battles and crises that humans go through have remained the same.

Matt MacInnis grew up in a small town in Nova Scotia, seeing amazing companies being built in Silicon Valley He wanted to start on. As a result, Matt had spent his 20s agonizing over the pursuit of that outcome, until he had realized that an 18-year-old Matt probably should not set goals for a 35-year-old, and it is okay to change your focus and desires as you gain the wisdom to be rescued from your past.

Below the Line with James Beshara

The bigger your goals, the longer it takes to achieve them, and ambitious goals should not be easy, by definition. At the same time it's important to make sure your goals are challenging, but achievable. Once you set the goals and are working on them, it helps to set check-in times and evaluate your progress. If you are making a lot of progress, perhaps you did not set goals high enough. If you're stuck, maybe it is worth it to scale down.

Smash Notes

Microsoft is tired of paying big bucks for data processing and is looking into new ways to do machine learning. They are calling it "Machine Teaching." This segment of the Smash Notes Podcast covers an episode from the Microsoft Research Podcast.

Decrypted

Gadget, medicine, healthcare, brain control ... A lot of fields we experience every day are already using science that's come out of studying birds.

Below the Line with James Beshara

Instead of striving for an achievement, it first helps to figure out whether that is the right achievement for you.

For example, many entrepreneurs want Matt to invest in their company, but instead of answering the question whether Matt should be an investor, they are focused on getting Matt as an investor. Similar, but not the same.

Getting what you want would be a lot easier if you are trying to get the right thing.

Crazy Wisdom

It impacts everything in one's day-to-day life. Constant learning from podcasts can and will spill over into every day life.

Below the Line with James Beshara

They spend endless hours, days, and years toiling away for little time, little pay, and zero glamour. In all honesty, that’s where the joy of success resides. Greatness is born out of the grind, and raised from the grind. The only way for this to work is if the motive for the work is unselfish or selfless. Then, the work becomes a refuge.

Women in Business & Technology

He explores that few women lead Fortune 500 companies and that only 3% of tech industry startups funded by venture capitalists are started by women.

Simulation

Every microbiome is unique like a fingerprint. The difference is that a fingerprint stays with you throughout your lifetime. The microbiome is constantly evolving and changing depending what you put in your mouth, whether you sleep with your mouth open, and many other lifestyle choices.