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KAZU 90.3 FM [NPR for the Monterey Bay Area] KAZU 90.3 FM [NPR for the Monterey Bay Area] November 29, 2017 040000 - Vimarsana News

KAZU 90.3 FM [NPR for the Monterey Bay Area] KAZU 90.3 FM [NPR for the Monterey Bay Area] November 29, 2017 040000

At Radio hours. Each week groundbreaking Ted talked to. Ted Technology Entertainment Design design is that really what stem from people never known delivered in a Ted Conference is around the world gift of the human imagination we've had to believe in impossible things it's true nature of reality beckons. Just beyond those talks those ideas that did for radio. From n.p.r. . I'm Guy Raz coming up we've sort of crept into this era where data all of a sudden is ambient it's everywhere we go big data is going to transform so many features of our lives we're going to entirely new things because of...

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I just found I got to find somebody to help this woman today we're going to tell you the story of the of the woman on the other end of that phone call this is her story you might say their story so from my title Tracy I'm Sarah Gray I'm the mom. Promises and how did you get me where were we met at a bar in Glasgow really yes I'm vacation with a girlfriend and it was it it was it it was it. What it what happened that gets to me. We've got different ideas different recollection of often. When he started dating crossed the ocean for a year and a half and then he moved to America 5 days after he ...

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KSJD 91.5 FM KSJD 91.5 FM November 19, 2017 160000

Fictional to. Make matters worse the doctors said that the unhealthy twin was posing a threat to the healthy and if we were to be safe we would do a selective terminations to save the life of the healthy twin So Sarah says they were suddenly faced with this choice I actually talked to 2 priests on the phone about it really yeah her family's Catholic she was raised Catholic I don't know I guess I wanted to see what their take was on this yeah this is by not the direction I want to go to for this my radio story but you know me I'm suddenly interested basically what I was saying is would you com...

KSKA 91.1 FM [Public Radio for Alaska] KSKA 91.1 FM [Public Radio for Alaska] August 4, 2017 030000 - Vimarsana News

KSKA 91.1 FM [Public Radio for Alaska] KSKA 91.1 FM [Public Radio for Alaska] August 4, 2017 030000

Welcome to City Arts and lectures a season of talks and onstage conversations recorded before a theater audience in San Francisco I'm Linda Hunt joins me now in hearing some of the most celebrated writers artists and stinkers of our day. Not since the atomic bomb has a technology still alarmed it's inventors. Not that is until the spring of 2015 when biologists Jennifer Garner called for a worldwide moratorium on the use of the new gene editing tool crisper. A revolutionary technology that she'd helped create to make heritable changes in human embryos. The cheapest simplest most effective way...

KSKA 91.1 FM [Public Radio for Alaska] KSKA 91.1 FM [Public Radio for Alaska] July 30, 2017 190000 - Vimarsana News

KSKA 91.1 FM [Public Radio for Alaska] KSKA 91.1 FM [Public Radio for Alaska] July 30, 2017 190000

It in the crisper in the crisper locus in the genome so it's again it's a place in the chromosome of the d.n.a. Where this little tiny piece of a virus can be saved for future generations to use so literally they're copying the c t A's and G.'s from the viral d.n.a. And because they have nowhere else to put it they put it in their own d.n.a. They do and they're not copying the entire viral sequence because that would be too big but it's a little piece and importantly the thing to appreciate is that because this is an adaptive immune system that means that for each new viral infection a new pi...