Ah. Hello welcome to sophie co visionaries. Me sophie shepard. Not said chris to lettuce and area to play in london, red orange. It will, it turns out that enjoying the food we eat is not only a matter of taste. How does labor find its way from the tongue to the brain and how can it be manipulated? well, i ask joseph hughes of experimental chef and founder and low tie, sensory calling or lab, called kitchen theory. Joseph, use it experimental shaft, founder of kitchen theory, multi sensory, calling your lab. Great to have you on our show today. Welcome. Thank you very much for having me. It s pleasure to be alright, so you re calling are experiments, lie in the field of what you call gaster physics, right? physics of taste. And we used to think that areas of the tongue detect different tastes, but turns out it s not really the case. So, how does our perception of taste words? i mean, how do i know that the bare is in my mouth are sweet, and coffee s bitter. Well flavors core is a compl
cybersecurity as an issue so i hope this report and the work we are doing at the national initiative for cybersecurity education will raise awareness urgency run workforce as part of risk management. specifically to your question about the quantity and quality of what education is producing for cybersecurity workforce, we recognize that as a concern, a challenge and an opportunity that the nice program is built a strategic plan that identifies a few goals but one is focused on nurturing a diverse learning community. the first thing i would say if they traditional pipeline most of us are familiar with students going through k-12 schools and universities have been to the employer is not the only pathway to give you any cybersecurity. it s an important pathway and a long-term pathway that we want to invest in and improve upon but there are other pathways including the fact a lot of cybersecurity professionals could change jobs midcareer and already have a bachelors degree in the
press. i just did two delegation breakfast this morning before i came here. over the last few days does a lot of work but there do with senator sanders team throughout the day just to coordinate and make sure that our floor programs are working together, we were coordinated on how to move forward on things. i think the next few days it will pivot a little more to focusing on planning for the next few days and that sort of thing. what has surprised you the most? event interesting few days. what has surprised you the most about what has gone down? what s been really great to watch is how these delegation teams have worked together collaboratively. that since i had this morning in the delegations i was in, people are charged up and ready to go. i think people were really inspired last but in particular i the story we told about all of the things that secretary clinton is done. i think president clinton did a brilliant job of putting the altogether but we heard last night fro
our ben simmoneau is in the newsroom with new information on what happened. reporter: the teenager shot his father to death before he went on the rampage where two students were shot. this is happening near the georgia state line. the shooting took place outside of the building as students were on the playground. the teacher was shot in the shoulder. off as first responders rushed to the scene. i just pray for those kids and families. i pray that they are ok. reporter: the teacher who was shot, and one of the students, listed in good condition at this hour. the other students was taken by helicopter to an emergency sixth grade. in the newsroom, ben simmoneau, wcvb, newscenter 5. maria: the man who was rescued at sea this week insists he s done nothing wrong. nathan carman says he did not harm his mother who disappeared during a fishing trip with her son. police have searched his home. ago. i did not know we were sinking until wil we sank. i was calling out to my mom. i wo
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