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Janice Kephart former 9/11 Commission staffer that served as border counsel, and was a key author of 9/11 and Terrorist Travel, and 9/11 final report recommendations who has testified before Congress 16 times on various border, homeland and identity issues. Currently founder and CEO of the Secure Identity & Biometrics Association. (SIBA). Janice joins us to discuss biometric passports in light of the Malaysian Airlines disappearance.

John Ewing is the Director of Research and Analytics at PredictionMachine.com John Manages the Predictalator, the most advanced sports forecasting software available today. The technology has the ability to account for all of the statistical interactions of the players (playing or not playing/injured), coaches, officials, fans (home-field advantage) and weather in each game. The Predictalator plays every game 50,000 times before it’s actually played. Utilizing the Predictalator, John simulates straight-up, against-the-spread and over/under win probabilities for NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, and college football and basketball.

We cover a wide range of technological industries – poor social media judgment, public transit improvements, state of the business cards field, and the latest LED-lit HD displays in the works. Here at The Waves of Tech, we find the tech stories that impact your life and bring you the details.

In this edition of Tehachapi Mountain Voice we cover Overeaters anonymous, the Chilly Dip, Native Plant Sale, Family Life Pregnancy Center’s mobile unit and California water conservation.

This week on The Waves of Tech 214, Google and Apple dominate the conversation. On the Google front, a man in Central California is ticketed for using Google Maps in this car, Chrome for iOS gets a compression feature, and Google Glass finds it way into surgery and the ER. On the Apple front, CarPlay is the latest feature from iOS 7 that allows drivers and passengers to bring iOS right into their car. Enjoy the show and don’t forget to continue to ride….the waves of tech!

You know the marathon is an Olympic event, but did you know it was named for an event involving a guy who ran 25 miles, delivered a message, and then dropped dead? Or that dueling was an Olympic sport at one time. On this episode of Flash Past, we talk about that plus children’s television, naked wrestling and sliding head-first at more than 80 miles per hour. Guess that’s what happens when you flash past.

Debbie and Laurin continue their discussion on their 21 day challenges. Come join us as we find out how Laurin is doing with her challenge to quit yelling at her kids. Debbie has chosen getting to know yourself better. See if they have risen to the challenge!!

As with any business, if you don’t invest and grow, your competitive edge will diminish and this is also true with Podcasting. Although podcasting is relatively new, since 2006 NetCast Studio has been producing consumable media on a variety of topics with each show producing a minimum of one episode per week. As NetCast Studio approaches its 1,500th episode it was time for some changes. To maintain pace and expand for the future, NCS has moved into a new studio facility with all new digital equipment. Rick and Steve discuss NetCast Studio’s goals for 2014 and the impacts podcasting has had on the world. “Online Media For Today’s Society”

Thank for tuning into Episode 213 of The Waves of Tech is here!! Get all the latest in tech news with us at netcaststudio.com. On this week’s show, we dive into some of new wearable technologies out there, including Samsung’s Gear 2 (watch) and Narrative (camera). We add to the podcast by explaining the newest social networking for young athletes and the latest from the Windows 8 movement. Enjoy the show and we hope you continue to ride…the waves of tech.

We talk about a priest, a man running an underground railroad for Romans and a jailor’s daughter. We also talk about flowers, chocolate and murder. Find out how it all fits together when you Flash Past!

Nick founded the Sports Podcast Entertainment Network (SPNT.tv) in January 2012 and serves as the host and producer of 5 different podcasts on the network. His goal is to make SPNT an industry leader in the podcast world. Nick and his crew bring you the best Bengals coverage that no one else brings, the Fans Perspective. Who-Dey Weekly was a finalist in the 2011, 2012 and 2013 Podcast Awards. Nick also hosts the Redleg Weekly and other podcasts.

On this week’s show, we head over to Russia and let you know how to avoid Olympics spoilers in your social media feeds. We also have a great conversation about the state of Microsoft, with a new CEO at the wheel and Gates forever in the background.

Debbie and Laurin talk about a new series from the happiness project. They are doing a 21 day challenge and Laurin has chosen to quit yelling at my kids and Debbie has chosen getting to know yourself better. Interesting concepts are discussed so please join us!

Positive and uplifting, goal oriented and purposeful, are a few words to describe Louis Agudo. He’s all about making your small business successful. He gives talks on networking, following your dream and motivating yourself. He’s a speaker and an advocate for small business owners.

Going to talk golf and a whole lot more with Terry Davis, PGA Pro from Birmingham, AL, but he works at one of my favorite courses – FarmLinks in Sylacauga, AL. FarmLinks is a research and demonstration golf course, so that means Terry and his staff has to stay current on all the latest golf technology. Terry was at the recent PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando and we’ll talk about that and his background in golf along with the harsh winter this year.