In todayâs show, processed food is the theme. Eye-opening stories cover the intriguing cereal industry, why the dairy industry would like to change the definition of milk, and youâll hear a major processed food industry organization try to convince you th
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5by5 | Latest in Paleo #67: Processed Food Fight!
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PC Pro podcast
Find out what’s on the PC Pro podcast this week
http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/111112/whats-on-this-weeks-pc-pro-podcast
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5by5 | Latest in Paleo #65: Too Good at Paleo
In today’s show, I announce my new blog: Humans Are Not Broken. You’ll hear some candid heart-to-heart from me regarding the current state of Paleo and where I see myself headed with regards to future content. Lucy sings. Coca Cola acknowledges the proble
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Esri’s Geoloqi Acquisition: Why? - Directions Magazine
Last week Esri announced at its European User Conference that it had acquired LBS firm, Geoloqi. Our editors look at why Esri might be interested in the firm and the new market areas it might open.
http://www.directionsmag.com/podcasts/esris-geoloqi-acquisition-why/285978
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5by5 | Latest in Paleo #64: Paul Jaminet, Perfect Health Diet
5by5 - Latest in Paleo #64: Paul Jaminet, Perfect Health Diet
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Using Digital Maps To Study Disaster Preparedness and History - NPR - Directions Magazine
This week on WNYC’s New Tech City, host Manoush Zomorodi speaks with Steven Romalewski, director of the Mapping Service at the Center for Urban Research at the CUNY Graduate Center, about mapping before and after Sandy. Plus, a visit to the map room at the New York Public Library. Cartographers there are working with NYPL Labs to put old maps online and make them useable in the digital age thanks to a process known called
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Nokia Rebrands Mapping: The Perspective from an Enterprise GIS Partner - Directions Magazine
This week we get the lowdown on all of Nokia’s recent mapping announcements from Jim Reid, president of ADCi, a long time Nokia partner.
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Is GIS Education Bait and Switch? - Directions Magazine
Last week a discussion of Spatial Information Technology (SpatialIT) came to a bit of a head. The conversation, led by OpenGeo’s Paul Ramsey, may have unearthed a truth many would rather not hear: “… as we know, GIS courses are just the bait in the trap, to suck naïve students into a career where 90% of the activity is actually in data creation (digitization monkey!) and publication (map monkey!), not in analysis.” Is that right?
http://www.directionsmag.com/podcasts/is-gis-education-bait-and-switch/289488
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5by5 | Latest in Paleo #63: Snake Oil
5by5 - Latest in Paleo #63: Snake Oil
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5by5 | Latest in Paleo #1: Double Glaze
5by5 - Latest in Paleo #1: Double Glaze
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