Charles Grindle, Ph.D, Former Chief Information Officer for the Commonwealth of Kentucky and Senior Advisor at ProofPoint joins the show to unpack and discuss the top ten priorities for State CIO’s revealed by the National Association for State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO). In our candid discussion we talk about the difference between digital transformation and modernization, why putting the citizen at the center of program development is changing the game, and the technology he feels should be a number one priority for CIOs.
It Could Happen Here - What the TSA Has Planned for Us
Robert and Garrison accost a TSA spokesman to discuss their new, sketchy plans for facial recognition cameras in airports.
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Alabama set to use nitrogen gas in execution. Boeing safety stand down. Security bill legislation in limbo. CBS News Correspondent Jennifer Keiper with tonight's World News Roundup.
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The Gist - Fluke Happens
Brian Klaas, political scientist and author of Fluke: Chance, Chaos, and Why Everything We Do Matters, talks about flawed thinking and the flaws of social science. Plus, a bird of prey on your wedding day. And the LA Times misinformation "expert" who got it horribly wrong.
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CoinDesk Podcast Network - THE PROTOCOL: The Zuzalu Retreat, Million-Dollar Bitcoin Art, and Ethereum Diversity Dilemma
Grants are sparked by a retreat led by Vitalik Buterin, and creations akin to NFTs are minted on the Bitcoin blockchain, garnering attention at Sotheby's. Meanwhile, a glitch in Ethereum's Nethermind client software resulted in the removal of 8% of validators.
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Zuzalu - Vitalik Buterin-Led Retreat in Montenegro
The program aims to continue the "growth of the pop-up city movement" and "support technology-driven projects,” according to a post on Gitcoin.
Genesis Cat NFT Sells for $254K in Sotheby's Auction
The sale of the digital image from the Taproot Wizards project came as popularity surges for the NFT-like creations minted atop the Bitcoin blockchain's Ordinals protocol. All in, some 19 lots sold by Sotheby's raked in a combined $1.1 million.
Ethereum outage
The lion's share of Ethereum's validators rely on the same piece of software to power their operations. According to some experts, this could be a big risk.
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Zuzalu, Vitalik Buterin-Led Retreat in Montenegro, Inspires Grants for 'Zu-Villages'
Bitcoin-Based Digital Art Image 'Genesis Cat' Sells for $254K in Sotheby's Auction
Bug That Took Down 8% of Ethereum's Validators Sparks Worries About Even Bigger Outage
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Consider This from NPR - US troops in the Middle East face a growing challenge
Ever since the start of the war between Israel and Hamas almost four months ago, U.S. leaders have been afraid that the conflict will grow.
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Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons - More Seniors Saying No To Nursing Homes, Choosing ‘Aging In Place’
As the U.S. population ages, many Americans are thinking about what they want their golden years to look like. And more and more are saying “no” to nursing homes and “yes” to staying put. Aging in place is the practice of seniors staying in their homes with care from friends, family, and/or paid staff, rather than living in a retirement facility. It’s been gaining popularity as a way for seniors to maintain independence.
Reset learns more about how to effectively, and safely, age in place with Mary Mitchell, columnist at the Chicago Sun-Times, and Margaret Laraviere, executive director of the Area Agency on Aging.
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The Daily Signal - Tucker Carlson Visits Canada, Border Deal on Rocks, New Report Exposes China’s Secrets | Jan. 25
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TOP NEWS | On today’s Daily Signal Top News, we break down:
- GOP governors are voicing support for Texas Gov. Greg Abbott after a Supreme Court order gives the federal government permission to remove razor wire along Texas’ border with Mexico.
- Tucker Carlson delivers two speeches in Canada.
- Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says the border compromise bill is on rocky ground.
- Trump was back in court today for the E. Jean Carroll's defamation case.
- What is China hiding? That is the big question asked and answered in a new Heritage Foundation report on China.
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