Election Attitude Now on Kindle
The process to get from a Word manuscript to a paperback book to a Kindle book is quite amazing. There are dozens of steps involved with the description, pricing, what countries to sell in, rights and royalty arrangements, and so on. The paperback version of Election Attitude was published on August 12. Eleven days later, […]
Paleo and Health Attitude
Paleo Magazine reached out to me asking about including Health Attitude in their Book Corner section. It was a pleasure to work with Kathryn Corazzelli on a brief interview about Health Attitude for the magazine’s readers. I had not been familiar with Paleo previously, until Rebecca Allen, Sales & Marketing Technologist at Hodges-Mace, LLC, an Atlanta based provider of […]
Labor Day Reading
If you have some time to read during the Labor Day holiday, I have a suggestion for you. I am sure you know what it is. Election Attitude is off to a strong start with a lot of interest from the press. The initial review of the book is here and a press release about it […]
Watson correctly diagnoses woman after doctors were stumped | SiliconANGLE
2016 has seen many new developments related to curing cancer. There remain many unknowns, but researchers are climbing the learning curve. A key tool in understanding the cancer of a particular patient and determine what treatment to recommend is the supercomputer. Japanese doctors at the University of Tokyo’s Institute of Medical Science were treating a […]
Graphene Flexes its Muscles
Graphene is amazing. Things it makes possible will seem like miracles. (See prior stories about graphene in the Attitude LLC blog.) In combination with 3-D printing, graphene may accelerate the possibilities for printing human tissues, including organs. A team of biomedical, electrical engineering, and materials science PhDs published an article about how graphene foam can be a scaffold for […]