What can you say about Rodney Mullen that hasn’t already been spoken or written by people much more talented than myself. The Mullen essentially created the modern discipline of street skating, inventing tricks that have become the bedrock of a $5 billion dollar industry.
Experience the Life of Living Legend Rodney Mullen | Teton Gravity Research Read More »
We count our lucky stars on a regular basis that we’re able to call Dr. Debbie Berebichez our Chief Data Scientist. She boasts a remarkable resume, filled with hard-earned degrees, impressive professional roles, and countless hours of invested time in helping young women and girls who are interested in STEM educations and careers.
Chief Data Scientist Debbie Berebichez Delivers Keynote at Grace Hopper Conference Read More »
Vinny, thanks for chatting to me today. Many of our readers would know some of your background with Gyft and, of course, the Shark Tank in South Africa…
Vinny Lingham on Bitcoin and the Blockchain in Biz News Read More »
Still in the early stages of development and use, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning are already impacting how we live, work, and play. Is your organization ready to embrace and leverage these disruptive innovations?
Future Of Work With AI, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning by Faisal Hoque for Medium Read More »
I spoke to Josh Tickell, who is the author of Kiss the Ground: How the Food You Eat Can Reverse Climate Change, Heal Your Body & Ultimately Save Our World, about why he wrote the book, how the food we eat can make a difference, what he learned from the interviews he captured in the book, and his best career advice.
Josh Tickell: How Food Can Transform Your Life And Impact The World, in Forbes Read More »
By CAL Entertainment Featured Speaker Dr. David Bell PROGNOSTICATORS have a bad record when it comes to new technologies. Safety razors were supposed to produce a clean-shaven future. Cars were expected to take off and fly. Automation was meant to deliver a life of leisure. Yet beards flourish, cars remain earthbound and work yaps at
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Healthcare in the U.S. is facing a lot of uncertainty due to changing policies and an aging demographic. People over the age of 65 will soon make up 55% of the nation’s population, causing a shortage of 40,800 to 100,000 physicians. Luckily, advances in technologies such as virtual reality, wearable devices, and 5G may provide both an affordable alternative and improved quality of life including better personal care monitoring, more effective treatment, and a helping hand in the operating room.
Virtual Reality is Healing Health Care in America — by Jay Samit for Forbes Read More »
Harold O’Neal is a jazz pianist with an unusual resume. Born in Tanzania and raised in Kansas City, Miss., O’Neal is also a hip-hop dancer, martial artist and actor..
A Jazz Pianist’s Cinematic ‘Fantasy’ Read More »
Respect and kindness can do wonders.
Just ask journalism teacher Esther Wojcicki.
Now in her 34th year at Palo Alto High School, she has used an approach she calls TRICK — trust, respect, independence, collaboration and kindness — to build what might be the biggest and best high school journalism program in the nation. Along the way, she has impacted the lives of students and been beloved by many.
By Peter Hockaday for SFGATE Esther Wojcicki is exclusively represented by CAL Entertainment Palo Alto High School journalism teacher Esther Wojcicki has at least one famous fan: James Franco. The actor, currently starring in HBO’s “The Deuce” and known for films such as “127 Hours” and “The Interview,” is highlighting the work of Wojcicki at Palo Alto
SFGATE – James Franco to Palo Alto journalism teacher Esther Wojcicki: ‘You’re my hero’ Read More »
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