Set your minds for blown as Joe leads the Overground through the latest on quantum computing and something involving a cat in a meow-proof box. Also, if no one listens to a quantum podcast, then the podcast both exists and doesn’t exist at the same time...unless there’s a dead cat in a box? You should probably just listen to this one for yourself. Featured Technologies: https://techlaunch.arizona.edu/news/tech-blog-college-engineering-faculty-advance-world-quantum-computing;

Welcome to episode 2! Palmer from Big Foote gets a chance to speak with Ragz from Flex Dance Program at Jump Into The Light. There will be events in the future with Flex and Jump Into The Light. Find out more about the Flex DanceProgram: https://flexdanceprogram.com/Jump Into The Light: https://jumpintothelight.nyc/Big Foote Music + Sound: https://www.bigfoote.com/

Hello Everyone! Welcome to the first podcast of Immersive Talks! In this episode Palmer Foote speaks with Matt Bond of Treble.FM. This is a very special conversation, outlining connections between music, community, immersive content, and excitement for the future! Find out more about Treble FM: https://www.treble.fm/Find out more about Big Foote Music + Sound: https://www.bigfoote.com/Find out more about Jump Into The Light: https://jumpintothelight.nyc/Happy New Year! And cheers to many

What do a patent application drawing for troll socks, a cartoon scorpion wearing a hard hat, and a comic about cat parkour have in common? They were all reportedly flagged by Tumblr this week after the microblogging platform announced that it would no longer allow “adult content. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As you’ve probably heard before, safety is always #1 and it has come a long way within the construction industry. Brad Humphrey and Caterpillar’s Jason Hurdis and Lonnie Fritz, give you the low down on how safety affects company culture, how to engage employees in safety practices, and why you should hold employees accountable. From rearview cameras to backup sensors, technology advancements in safety on the jobsite are continuing to grow – make sure your company stays ahead of the curve. Moderated

Facebook's 2.2-billion active users use the platform for sharing all kinds of things: Engagements. Group plans. Political misinformation. Cat photos. But as researchers reported this week, the words you post in your status updates could also contain hidden information about your mental health. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The laser is a tool of many talents, as the Nobel committee well knows. On Tuesday morning in Stockholm, its members announced the year’s physics prize and rattled off a short list of the technologies it has made possible: barcodes, eye surgery, cancer treatment, welding, cutting materials more precisely than a scalpel. They failed to acknowledge the whimsy it has brought cat owners, although one committee member did mention laser light shows. The laser’s resume keeps growing. Learn more about your

How is curiosity a tool for innovation in law? In this On The Road report from the Clio Cloud Conference 2018, host Jason Tashea talks to Cat Moon about a human-centered design for law and the power of curiosity to drive innovation in the legal profession. She shares why thinking like a lawyer isn’t always the most effective way to solve problems and how lawyers can better cultivate their own curiosity.

Join Brad Humphrey, and the Caterpillar team -- Lonnie Fritz, Jason Hurdis, and Scott Hagemann, in part two of technology and the future of your business. Hear their projections of technological developments within the next 3-5 years, as well as maintenance and upgrade costs and how they will impact the construction industry. Maintenance of equipment is a huge talking point during this episode as the team answers when and how business owners should start planning the maintenance of their equipment

Watching the current price madness is scary. Bitcoin is falling and rising in $500 increments with regularity and Ethereum and its attendant ICOs are in a seeming freefall with a few “dead cat bounces” to keep things lively. What this signals is not that crypto is dead, however. It signals that the early, elated period of trading whose milestones including the launch of Coinbase and the growth of a vibrant (if often shady) professional ecosystem is over. Crypto still runs on hype. Learn more about

Understand how technology will impact your business’s growth and how to plan accordingly, with this new episode of The Contractor’s Best Friend Podcast. Part one covers the business mindset as technology continues to be a top priority on the worksite. The Caterpillar experts (Lonnie Fritz, Jason Hurdis, and Scott Hagemann) discuss the key to longevity, telematics, and operational efficiency. Addressing a problem many businesses face, the team also discusses how to turn equipment downtime to uptime

In the second part of the two-part episode, Brad and Caterpillar experts: Lonnie Fritz, Jason Hurdis, and Scott Hagemann, talk about how an owner can use technology to retain employees at their company. From equipment simulators to giving operators ownership by painting their names on equipment doors, the group dives into the tried and true concepts used to keep employees and understand your team. Moderated by: Brad Humphrey, The Contractor’s Best Friend, Pinnacle Development Group - Founder Brought

Covering a hot topic in the industry, Brad and the Caterpillar team (Lonnie Fritz, Jason Hurdis, and Scott Hagemann) come together again for an episode on how technology retains employees. They focus on implementing training technology through apps and equipment screens to provide operators with accessible information at their fingertips, resulting in empowered workers! Struggling to engage younger employees? Listen to this episode to hear how telematics could help. Moderated by: Brad Humphrey, The

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Most antivirus scanners play a classic cat and mouse game: They work by checking software against a frequently updated list of potential threats. In response, a whole industry has built up to help occlude and conceal hacking tools. That includes services that automate the process of checking all sorts of tools, from malware to malicious URLs, against dozens of defense scanners to see if they would get blocked. The feedback helps bad actors know what to tweak further, and whats ready to use. Learn

I bent down, rested my knees on a prayer cushion, and began typing into a small computer. In front of me were dozens of candles, flowers, Japanese lucky cat figurines, and several wallet-sized picture frames. They held photos of Vitalik Buterin, the Canadian programmer who cofounded the computing platform Ethereum, as well as of Satoshi Nakamoto, a man in his 60s with the same name as the founder of Bitcoin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The goal of the Summit on Law and Innovation (SoLi) is to bring together leaders from every aspect of law in order to drive legal innovation forward. Host Aileen Schultz talks to one of the co-organizers of SoLi Cat Moon about how the conference is encouraging legal problem solving, their plans for SoLi next year, and how changes in Vanderbilt’s curriculum is pushing innovation with a new program.

It was only a matter of time before some enterprising soul figured out that GPS technology could provide dog owners a new level of protection. With Zoombak on your dog's collar, you'll be alerted by text message or cell phone call if he or she leaves the predesignated "safety zone". Of course your dog should always be on leash when not enclosed in your yard, but things happen. You open your door to a deliver person and the dog might run off to chase a cat down the street. In this episode of the

For anyone who has watched the last few years of cat-and-mouse games on the dark web's black markets, the pattern is familiar: A contraband bazaar like the Silk Road attracts thousands of drug dealers and their customers, along with intense scrutiny from police and three-letter agencies. Authorities hunt down its administrators, and tear the site offline in a dramatic takedown—only to find that its buyers and sellers have simply migrated to the next dark-web market on their list. Learn more about