In 1991 Phil invented the way that we secure email communications and has been awarded damn near everything you can be noticed for in the digital encryption world, including being inducted into the Internet Hall of Fame, named top 50 tech visionaries of the last 50 years, top 10 innovator in e-business, one of the 50 most influential people on the internet; the list goes on.
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...just long enough for *my* cattle dog, Birdie (no ownership is currently being claimed by Lee), to sneak onto the counter, choose her favorite steak and hastily pad out to the backyard and wolf it down as fast as she could. As a man, a steak lover, and the owner of a cattledog, I was proud. Lee, however, was not.
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Victor Davis Hanson, author of a number of books on military and more specifically ancient Greek military history as well as farming from the agrarian hoplite perspective, joins us for this episode of the Paleo Treats podcast.
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I just finished up reading through Liz Wolfe's new book, Eat the Yolks, and really dug the straightforward writing.
The conversationalist tone is easy to read and is balanced with enough scientific references to keep you busy if you're a hound for paleo info. Liz has a very practical approach to this thing we call the paleo diet; if you eat it and it works for you, you're probably on the right track.
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Lambert isn't just another pretty face, this guy can speak fluent Chinese and French, can reel off the dates of damn near every important event in human history prior to 1980, is a tea master, and in his spare time is getting his MBA and acting as the captain of the SDSU X Prize team going after Qualcomm's Tricorder X prize.
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This time around we turn back to the mountain men and talk with Doug Chabot an avalanche specialist, mountain guide, climber, and co-founder of the non-profit Iqra Fund.
Doug talks about how he went from being a New Jersey boy with no wilderness skills to a respected climber with several first ascents and notable climbs in the Karakorum, Hindu Kush, and Pamir mountains.
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As you may have guessed by the title, I've been stymied in my search for Paleo ice cream. As with a chocolate chip cookie, and by this I mean a real, no-shit, sugar, butter, fresh-out-of-the-oven gut twisting tongue-gasmic chocolate chip cookie, paleo ice cream may remain an elusive dream for a few more years.
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Perhaps best known for her work with ESPN on the X-Games and in NASCAR,
Jamie Little tells the classic American story of starting out as a wild child, working hard and getting a few breaks to become one of the most well known names in motorsports reporting.
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When you're looking to make Paleo eating way easier, sometimes you just need to hire a chef. Luckily, the internet has made that way cheaper and easier than it used to be. Exhibit "A"? Pete's Paleo. Let me introduce you...
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Hey-o Paleo homies, have you seen the latest Paleo news here in San Diego? We thought we'd play around with branching out and provide some resources beyond the easy paleo desserts we sell by creating a paleo food list. We didn't expect that we'd have a local TV show about eating Paleo pop up on the same day, and to top it off it had our Civilized Caveman friend George on there. Does it get any better? :)
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When we started back in '09 our main (and only goal) was to get the highest quality totally paleo and delicious treats out to folks. It didn't matter that we had a tiny little website, or that we made the first 2,000 cookies at home, or used home-sealed packages with labels straight off our printer on them, we were hell-bent on the final product, which was (and still is) the best paleo desserts you can find.
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Gregory Crouch is a master storyteller, and from his take on expertise to his time in Iran is always an interesting fellow to listen to. In this podcast we talk about a couple of his books, including
China's Wings,
Right Mate, Let's Get On With It, and perhaps my favorite,
Enduring Patagonia.
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