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Get Brooke's Books!Brooke Shields is Not Allowed to Get OldThere Was a Little Girl (a must on audio, per Mariana)Down Came the RainPretty Baby on HuluBrooke's 2005 NYT Op-Ed piece "War of Words" response to Tom, Cruise on postpartum depression (gift article)Mary Adkins First Draft Club podcastYou Didn't Hear it From Me by Kelsey McKinneyWe Used to Live Here by Marcus KliewerScamanda podcast and on HuluApple Cider Vinegar on Netflix90 Day Fiance on Discovery/TLCSeverance on Apple +Brooke's hair care products: Commence* * *Follow us on Instagram: Memwah PodcastJoin our Facebook group! Memwah PodcastVisit us at Pronounced MemwahMusic: "Promenade" themeBuy Wendi's booksI'm Wearing Tunics NowGinger Mancino, Kid ComedianSocksWendi's SubstackBuy Ann's bookListen to Your MotherMariana's SubstackContact us!If you would like to get in touch with us, to recommend a memwah for us to read, to give us feedback or to declare undying love (non-creepy only, please!), email us at memwahpodcast@gmail.comIf you enjoy this podcast- and know what's good for you, please rate us ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ on Apple Podcasts or Spotify! And give us a shout out on social media and maybe do some skywriting to tell others about the podcast!Merci!

We are nearing the 10-year anniversary of NBA Commissioner Adam Silver writing a New York Times op-ed advocating for legal sports betting in the United States. Plus, the latest nuggets from campaign finance reports in the Missouri sports betting ballot battle (13:12) and why a new deal between Hard Rock Bet and Kambi bucks a recent industry trend (17:44).

Erin Ryan is BACK from maternity leave! She and Alyssa Mastromonaco talk about American Dad Tim Walz, creep JD Vance (and his drag history), and how Trump's relevance is getting drowned out by Democrats' joy. Then, Lt. Gov. of Minnesota Peggy Flanagan joins to discuss midwestern vibes, her longtime political relationship with the new Democratic VP pick, and how she just might become the first indigenous woman to be an American state governor. Finally, Sani-Petty: Julia Child and Love Island USA are saving our souls these days.  For a closed-captioned version of this episode, click here. For a transcript of this episode, please email transcripts@crooked.com and include the name of the podcast. Show NotesLt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan: Twitter, InstagramTim Walz, Doug Emhoff, and the Nice Men of the Left - An election defined by two very different kinds of guys. (Intelligencer, by Rebecca Traister)The Meme-ification of Tim Walz - The Internet's dad du jour is proof of America's longing for a cheerful, competent, moral–and fun–kind of manliness. (Esquire, by our very own EGR)Joy Ride: Upbeat Dems Are Spreading Optimism to a Divided (and Newly Delighted) Nation (Vanity Fair 8/9)Biden Made Trump Bigger. Harris Makes Him Smaller. (NYT Op-Ed, by Ezra Klein 8/11)Vance looks to turn tables on Walz: He's the one being ‘weird' (CNN 8/12)Republicans who think ‘Tampon Tim' is an insult are actually Walz's best publicists (The Guardian 8/10)‘Policy attack dog' or ‘creepy'? Vance's plane incident with Harris adds to his weird factor (The Independent 8/8)Report: Trump calls Harris a "bitch" (Axios 8/10)Team USA has women to thank for more than half of its Olympic medals (NPR 8/12)Paris 2024 Paralympics - Latest News, Schedules & Results (Olympics) This Classic Julia Child Show Is Available to Stream for the Very First Time (Food & Wine) The French Chef with Julia Child (PBS)

LIVE EVENT: What does it mean to be an Evangelical voter in 2024? The Christian Post presents Politics In The Pews, a call for Christians from across all denominations and political affiliations to come together on key issues facing the Church ahead of what many believe will be the most significant election of our lifetimes. For more information, visit politicsinthepews.comTop headlines for Wednesday, August 14, 2024In this episode, we explore a Catholic Charities affiliate's plea to the U.S. Supreme Court for a religious tax exemption. We'll discuss David French's recent NYT op-ed endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris and examine a new initiative defending religious freedom on college campuses. Finally, we'll dive into concerns from a prominent law firm about an Illinois law impacting religious employers.Subscribe to this PodcastApple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsOvercast⠀Follow Us on Social Media@ChristianPost on TwitterChristian Post on Facebook@ChristianPostIntl on InstagramSubscribe on YouTube⠀Get the Edifi AppDownload for iPhoneDownload for Android⠀Subscribe to Our NewsletterSubscribe to the Freedom Post, delivered every Monday and ThursdayClick here to get the top headlines delivered to your inbox every morning!⠀Links to the NewsCatholic Charities ask Supreme Court to allow tax exemption | U.S.IOC president plans to step down, won't seek reelection | SportsGrammy-nominated singer Rhett Walker on God's faithfulness | EntertainmentDavid French endorses Kamala Harris, blasts 'MAGA Christians' | PoliticsStudent group launched to protect religious freedom at college | EducationArchaeologists find stones likely used for road walked by Jesus | WorldIllinois law threatens religious employers' rights, ADF warns | Politics

In early June, Dr. Alina Chan published an essay in The New York Times arguing what the media once considered a conspiracy: Covid-19 originated in the Wuhan lab. The essay made waves on social media. To some, it was a breath of fresh air from the intelligentsia that validated long-held beliefs about where the costliest pandemic in modern history started. But to others, like our other guest today, it was irresponsible and scientifically misleading. Dr. John Moore is a prominent virologist and professor at Cornell University's Weill Medical College. He penned a rebuttal for “The Nation” in which he argued that The New York Times is badly failing their readers on Covid by publishing Chan's argument. Chan is not a virologist; she's a molecular biologist at Harvard and MIT's Broad Institute. Early on in the pandemic, however, she took an interest in understanding the origins of Covid. She then published a book about lab leak that she claims drew the ire of the media and scientific establishment. In this episode of We The 66, we share BOTH of their perspectives.

The Rich Zeoli Show- Hour 3: Social media legend Greg Price—Director of Communications for the State Freedom Caucus Network—joins The Rich Zeoli Show to discuss the retirement of Philadelphia Eagle Jason Kelce, cancel culture coming for a famous World War II V-J Day photo, and Keith Olbermann's all-time hilarious SCOTUS meltdown. You can find Price on social media at @Greg_Price11 on X & TikTok. At the NFL Draft Combine in Indianapolis, Texas Tech Safety Tyler Owens told the media in attendance that he does not believe in outer space or heliocentrism—the idea that the Earth revolves around the sun. PLUS, the left complains: why aren't there more women in EA Sports College Football 25? Rich bought an arcade-style Pac-Man game for the house and jokes that he makes his son pay 25-cents every time he uses the machine. Bad Op-Ed: In his latest New York Times opinion piece, columnist David French writes of Monday's Supreme Court ruling which determined that states could not remove Donald Trump from their ballots: “As of Monday, March 4, 2024, Section 3 of the 14th Amendment of the Constitution is essentially a dead letter, at least as it applies to candidates for federal office.” You can read the full editorial here (if you really want to): https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/04/opinion/supreme-court-trump-colorado-constitution.html

How did we end up tyrannized by our inboxes? How is this related to Tyrannosaurus? What was it like working at a high-tech company at the exact moment email was introduced? In this episode, Cal weaves together all these questions into a story about the unexpected ways technology impacts our lives and what we can do after the fact to make things better.Below are the questions covered in today's episode (with their timestamps). Get your questions answered by Cal! Here's the link: https://bit.ly/3U3sTvoVideo from today's episode:  https://youtube.com/calnewportmediaDeep Dive: The Email Catastrophe [3:47]- How do I deal with email overload in a government job? [45:34]- How do I deal with an employer who demands constant responsiveness?[55:36]- How can I concentrate when coding when I need to use my web browser? [58:27]- How do I overcome my fear of missing important emails? [1:02:35]- CALL: Can slow productivity work for an academic? [1:06:38]CAL REACTS: Reader Comments on his NYT Op-Ed [1:17:47]Links:newyorker.com/magazine/2019/04/08/the-day-the-dinosaurs-diedpnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.1817407116newyorker.com/magazine/1994/01/10/e-mail-from-bill-gatesblog.rescuetime.com/communication-multitasking-switches/nytimes.com/2024/02/16/opinion/creative-work-productivity-seasonality.htmlUse this link to preorder a signed copy of “Slow Productivity”: peoplesbooktakoma.com/preorder-slow-productivity/ FREE download excerpt and 2 Bonuses for “Slow Productivity”: calnewport.com/slow  Thanks to our Sponsors: zocdoc.com/deeppolicygenius.com/deepquestionsblinkist.com/deepmoshlife.com/deepshopify.com/deepThanks to Jesse Miller for production, Jay Kerstens for the intro music, Kieron Rees for slow productivity music, and Mark Miles for mastering.

Florida Surgeon General reveals EXPLOSIVE new information about the mRNA COVID vaccines and argues that the shot should be HALTED. The hotly-anticipated Epstein list has been released. Six high-profile names appeared in the Epstein list, including Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew. Former Harvard University President Claudine Gay claims she was a victim of racism and a trap in new NYT Op-Ed. Democrats are now trying to ban GOP Congressional Candidates from the ballot... all in the name of Democracy.    Join UNGOVERNED on LFA TV every MONDAY - FRIDAY from 5pm to 6pm EASTERN!    www.rumble.com/LFATV  www.LFATV.us www.CaptainDeplorable45.com www.Switch2USA.com www.OFPFarms.com 

Join the conversation with C4 and Bryan Nehman as they discuss the state of violent juvenile crime, the announcement of the regional governance task force with Baltimore County, and last night's Public Safety Meeting with Mayor Brandon Scott. They also will discuss the mother of a girl killed in the Brooklyn Mass Shooting who gave her testimony last night. Her emotional testimony actually caused the hearing to be put into a recess and then never resumed. Also, a New York Times Op-Ed says that America needs more two-parent households to ensure kids are raised correctly. C4 and Bryan Nehman live every weekday from 5:30-10:00 a.m. ET on WBAL News Radio 1090, FM101.5, and the WBAL Radio App.

Welcome to a train heavy episode of Sheep Thrills! Today, we talk about the train derailments in East Palestine, Ohio, Biden's surprise trip to Ukraine, updates on Jimmy Carter -- :( --, and John Fetterman. We also chat about MTG and whether or not she publically advocated for a civil war!!!! Lots of fun today!!!! xoxoxoxoxo Some sources: NYT Op-Ed: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/20/opinion/kai-bird-jimmy-carter-life.html Biden in Kyiv: https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-biden-kyiv-politics-74c9de636c489393c86ad115e5cbcb48 Train derailment quotes: https://www.cnn.com/2023/02/21/us/ohio-train-derailment-east-palestine-tuesday/index.html More train derailment quotes: https://www.cnn.com/2023/02/22/us/ohio-train-derailment-east-palestine-wednesday/index.html Listen live on GWRadio.com on Thursdays from 12-1pm! Follow the show on social media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/sheepthrillsgw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sheepthrillsradio/ https://linktr.ee/sheepthrillsradio

Liz Wolfe—Associate Editor of Reason—joins The Rich Zeoli Show to discuss a recent opinion editorial featured in the New York Times, “China Helped Raise My American Kids, and They Turned Out Fine.” In the editorial, Heather Kaye argues that communist rule in China is actually GOOD for parenting—citing educational assistance from the state via internet censorship and supposedly lower crime rates due to totalitarian governance. In Wolfe's rebuttal to Kaye's flawed argument, she writes: “And even if Chinese children are safer from freelance criminals looking to shove them into unmarked vans and cart them off, the government's own unmarked vans are a bigger threat to kids who deviate from the party line.” Read the full article, “Actually, the CCP Is the Worst Co-Parent Imaginable,” at: https://reason.com/2023/01/18/actually-the-ccp-is-the-worst-co-parent-imaginable/

In the news section we'll talk about the recent op-ed in the New York Times. The deep dive of the week is about Google Assistant. We wrap things up with a few comments and announcements. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tanya Chen walks us through her experience as an observer and consumer of social media and its influencers. Are influencers the new religious preachers? Listen to this episode to find out.Tanya is a senior reporter at Business Insider covering tech platforms and the creator economy. She writes about the unique relationship influencers are building with platforms, and how quickly-changing it is in today's environment. Before Business Insider, she was a reporter at BuzzFeed News.Get started with Buzzsprout HERE!FIND TANYATwitter: @tanyachenMENTIONED"Is there an invisible string between religious proselytizing and influencers? I asked some influencers." by Tanya Chen"The Empty Religions of Instagram" NYT Op-Ed by Leigh SteinSelf-Care by Leigh SteinFIND MEWMT Instagram: @walkmethrough.jpg Website: https://walk-me-through.mailchimpsites.com/Support WMT: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/walkmethroughPersonal Instagram: @eugenia.jpgCREDITSTrack: Electric Ten — Broke in Summer [Audio Library Release]Music provided by Audio Library PlusWatch: https://youtu.be/qooMP-upphwFree Download / Stream: https://alplus.io/electric-tenSupport the show

We cover Biden's confirmed trip to Saudi Arabia to beg for oil as well as his signaling of a "negotiated settlement" in which Ukraine will cede territory for Russia. We also respond to a surprisingly truthful NYT article blaming US for Russia-Ukraine War. Also, Senate primaries are in the books in PA, GA, and OH, and we preview these three key 2022 races. support the show: patreon.com/duedissidence join our substack: duedissidence.substack.com

“Do you want to continue to live out the patterns of your childhood? Or do you want to make different choices? Are you programmed or are you self-determining?” So says Loretta Ross, Professor at Smith College in the Program for the Study of Women and Gender, a founder of reproductive justice theory, and an expert on feminism, racism, and human rights. Loretta has co-written three books on reproductive justice and is the author of the forthcoming book, Calling In the Calling Out Culture. Loretta has been a leader in the human rights movement for decades—she worked with Reverend C.T. Vivian, one of Martin Luther King's right hands, to rehabilitate former members of hate groups. As a rape and incest survivor herself, she taught Black feminism to incarcerated rapists. She has learned, throughout her career, to lift the hood on peoples' lived experiences—the identity they project to the world—and determine, through courageous conversation, where their humanity lies, and where their values overlap. She believes with a certain fierceness that we have far more in common with each other—across the entire political spectrum—than not. In recent years, she has become a vocal opponent of cancel culture—ironically, people have attempted to cancel her for this—because, as she explains, she's interested in being part of a movement and not a cult. She believes that political purity and the policing of other allies is...the opposite of helpful. And that in the process of building coalitions for sweeping social change and evolution, we alienate and lose people who would otherwise want the very same things as us. Today, she gives us a crash course in the practice of calling in - an alternative to calling out, or publicly shaming those whose behavior or beliefs we deem unacceptable. In a culture devoid of empathy and grace, Ross implores us to offer people a chance to change, to give them the opportunity to be as good on the outside as they think they are on the inside. For Ross, recognizing that how we do the work is just as important as the work we do, gives us the incredible opportunity to bring more people in, building the power base of the social justice movement. When we choose to use calling in practices, she says, we choose them because of who we are, not because of who the other person is, and when we affirm the humanity of others, we affirm our own humanity in turn.  EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS Identifying your circles of influence…(8:31) The Uncle Frank strategy…(21:14)  Programming vs. self-determining…(27:29) Guidelines for the creation of a calling-in environment…(42:15) MORE FROM LORETTA ROSS Loretta Ross' Website Preorder her book, Calling in the Calling Out Culture, by joining her mailing list Take the online course: Calling In the Calling Out Culture in the Age of Trump Follow Loretta on Twitter  READ HER WORK Undivided Rights: Women of Color Organizing for Reproductive Justice Reproductive Justice: an Introduction Radical Reproductive Justice: Foundations, Theory, Practice, Critique Reproductive Justice as Intersectional Feminist Activism   DIG DEEPER I'm a Black Feminist. I Think Call-Out Culture Is Toxic. - Loretta Ross, NYT Op-Ed, August 2019 Speaking Up Without Tearing Down - Loretta Ross, Spring 2019 What if Instead of Calling People Out, We Called Them In? - Jessica Bennett, NY Times, November 2020 Up From Hatred - Michael D'Antonio, LA Times, August 1997 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to another week of our Macro Bytes podcast – in which co-hosts  Paul Diggle and Luke Bartholomew are joined by special guest David Beckworth, Senior Research Fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, former Treasury Department economist, academic and host of the Macro Musings podcast to explore the new frontiers of central banking. This week the team discuss three key topics:·       The recent changes to the US Fed's and other central banks' inflation targeting frameworks·       The implications of central banks getting involved in climate policy·       Whether central banks are going to start issuing digital currencies in response to the rising popularity of cryptocurrenciesDavid's NYT Op-Ed on Jerome Powell's reappointment is here. Luke and Paul's piece on green central banking is hereAnd here are our thoughts on the outlook of central bank digital currencies Don't forget to like and subscribe to our podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google Podcasts or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts.

Welcome to a program where if you hear the phrase tick-tock you can rest assured we are talking about either a clock or the time of day… it's the Modern Moron Little bit of a long episode for you  and in it we spend a great deal of time talking about exclusivity.  That's a good thing right?  You hear about something being exclusive that means not everyone can get it, or experience it.  And not only does it mean you do get to experience it, most people do NOT get to experience it… whatever “it” is… they're excluded.   Now that I say it out loud, this podcast seems pretty exclusive because it's basically it's you, me and maybe one other person we don't know.  That's pretty exclusive! We talk about exclusive brands of alcohol like George Clooney's Tequila who started Casamigos Tequila in 2013 along with two other partners for about 1.8 million… so $600K a piece.  In 2018 they sold it for $1B, that's billion with a B, which made him the highest paid actor in 2018 even though he didn't make film.  So be looking for Senator Single Barrel Rye Whiskey coming to a… specialty liquor store?  Hmm I think it's going to be more exclusive than that.  You'll probably have to go straight to him. Next up, we talk about the latest investigation into Trump searching for people leaking information to the news media during his administration.  Trump went to Apple to get phone records.  The Senator is upset because he says Obama did the same thing while he was in office. Now, you know that the last thing I would ever want to do is agree blindly with the Senator.  So… I did look up a couple of things and when I say I looked it up I mean barely… no, I do not read the entire article from newspapers, that's why most decent journalists should write with the traditional inverted pyramid goddammit.   Okay, the articles I'm citing are from a NYT Op Ed.  Yes it's an opinion article BUT, it's the NY Times.  Also  Wired Magazine.  You may be thinking, “why Wired?”  And I will tell you if you'll calm down and listen to me for a second.  I chose Wired because A) I've heard of it, even though they are a tech magazine that focuses on technology as it effects areas of our life including politics, B) because it's another left leaning source… left center and C) because mediabiasfactcheck.org rates them HIGH due to proper sourcing. From a 2013 Wired article - The Department of Justice secretly obtained phone records for reporters and editors who work for the Associated Press news agency, including records for the home phones and cell phones of individual journalists, according to the AP, in what the agency characterized as "serious interference with AP's constitutional rights to gather and report the news." The records, covering all of April and May 2012, were seized by the DoJ earlier that year and covered more than 20 separate phone lines. The records listed outgoing calls for both the work and personal phone numbers of individual reporters, as well as the general phone lines for AP bureaus in New York, Washington and Hartford, Conn., and a main number used by AP reporters in the House of Representatives. And this is from the December 2016 OP ED in the New York Times:  If Donald Trump decides as president to throw a whistle-blower in jail for trying to talk to a reporter, or gets the F.B.I. to spy on a journalist, he will have one man to thank for bequeathing him such expansive power: Barack Obama. Mr. Trump made his animus toward the news media clear during the presidential campaign, often expressing his disgust with coverage through Twitter or in diatribes at rallies. So if his campaign is any guide, Mr. Trump seems likely to enthusiastically embrace the aggressive crackdown on journalists and whistle-blowers that is an important yet little understood component of Mr. Obama's presidential legacy. Criticism of Mr. Obama's stance on press freedom, government transparency and secrecy is hotly disputed by the White House, but many journalism groups say the record is clear. Over the past eight years, (remember this was written in 2016) the administration has prosecuted nine cases involving whistle-blowers and leakers, compared with only three by all previous administrations combined. It has repeatedly used the Espionage Act, a relic of World War I-era red-baiting, not to prosecute spies but to go after government officials who talked to journalists. Under Mr. Obama, the Justice Department and the F.B.I. have spied on reporters by monitoring their phone records, labeled one journalist an unindicted co-conspirator in a criminal case for simply doing reporting and issued subpoenas to other reporters to try to force them to reveal their sources and testify in criminal cases. Now I don't think this article would be allowed to go to print in the NY Times if those statements were untrue, especially citing the number of cases.  Again, I'd take Obama over Trump any day of the week as a president but it's good to point out hypocrisy when it occurs.   And of course, no politician, regardless of party affiliation, wants what they consider classified information to get leaked from someone who is supposedly on their team.   Okay, so then we get to my favorite part of this episode where the Senator tells me he's going on a retreat to one of the most exclusive social clubs on the west coast.  The fun part is trying to figure out WHO decided this club is so exclusive.  Because when I try to search for it guess which club doesn't show up in any top ten lists of exclusive clubs?  He finally has me go to the Wikipedia page for the club he's talking about, but you and I know that either of us can make any statement we want on a wikipedia page so apparently this club is so exclusive that nobody knows about it.  Hell, my house is just as exclusive as this goddamn place.  I'm the only member.  How's that for exclusive?  Okay, I've talked to much already and the episode hasn't even started.  It's time to get fancy and really exclusive on the Modern Moron. CLOSE - Wow, long winded.  By the way the tequila from way back at the beginning of the episode isn't Geroge Clooney Tequila, it's Casamigos tequila as I said. George Clooney didn't sell his name or anything, that's just me being an idiot.  That's it, thank you for listening to this 96th episode of The Modern Moron… you know, for old people.  See you next time. Geroge Clooney of George Clooney Tequila - The $1 billion sale of George Clooney's tequila company just made him 2018's highest-paid actor — here's the story of how the brand was set up by accident - Business Insider Opinion | If Donald Trump Targets Journalists, Thank Obama - NY Times  Obama Administration Secretly Obtains Phone Records of AP Journalists - Wired

Congress is a quirky place. The rules are arcane. The people are diverse. The power struggle is real. We take a brief, and sometimes ridiculous journey through history to examine the beating heart of our democracy to find out whether or not Congress has always been this fucked up. We call out some of the best and worst actors in the 117th Congress, why it’s impossible to get anything done these days and look back at some of the biggest assholes that ruined it for everyone else. (Hint: Newt Gingrich has a starring role.) We finish with the biggest hurdles we face in straightening out this whole mess and the one priority that supersedes all else. Show Notes: The text of H.R. 1: https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/1/text NYT Kinzinger Profile: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/15/us/politics/adam-kinzinger-republicans-trump.html Kill Switch: The Rise of the Modern Senate and the Crippling of American Democracy by Adam Jentleson: https://bookshop.org/books/kill-switch-the-rise-of-the-modern-senate-and-the-crippling-of-american-democracy/9781631497773  The Man Who Broke Politics Story by McKay Coppins: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2018/11/newt-gingrich-says-youre-welcome/570832/ NYT Op-Ed. Former Congressman Steve Israel: https://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/09/opinion/steve-israel-confessions-of-a-congressman.html Subscribe to Unf*cking The Republic on Substack to get the essays these episode are derived from sent to your inbox every week. If you like #UNFTR, please leave us a rating and review: ratethispodcast.com/unftr and follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @UNFTRpod. Visit us online at unftrpod.com. Unf*cking the Republic is produced and engineered by Manny Faces Media, and written, hosted and distributed by Nunya Fuckin’ Bidness. Podcast art description: Image of the US Congress ripped in the middle revealing white text on a blue background that says, "Unf*cking the Republic." See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guest is Mary Cain,a professional middle-distance runner, Tracksmith NYC Manager, and one of my clients here at Rise Up Nutrition. In this episode we talk about what the 2020 year has brought for her including a new job, surgery, advocacy work, and continuing to share her story of RED-S, disordered eating, and mental health struggles of her past to give hope and inspiration to female athletes around the globe.  We talk about her approach to nutrition and running moving forward in her career and life, and the importance of seeking help from trustworthy professionals. Although Mary is well versed on the detrimental effects of RED-S and eating disorders now, she is honest that it wasn't so easy when she was experiencing it first hand herself. She goes in depth on the struggle to understand what her body & mind was going through, including some denial, and she shares the reality that she is still on this journey, albeit with a great team and support system moving forward. Mary's advice is to seek professional guidance sooner, rather than later! And if you'd like to take her up on that, head to my website www.RiseUpNutritionRUN.com to learn more or book a call direct with me by clicking here. You can follow Mary Cain on Instagram @RunMaryCain  Bio that was read in the intro: Mary Cain is a professional middle-distance runner, and Tracksmith NYC Manager. She was the youngest American to represent the US at a World Championships meet in 2013 at age 17. She has run remarkable times and set records in distances from 800 meters to 3000 meters in the sport of Track & Field. In 2019 Mary publicly shared her story of the physical and mental abuse that she endured while at the Nike Oregon Project through a video op-ed with the New York Times. Since then, Mary has spoken out about her experiences with RED-S, disordered eating, mental health to help other female athletes who may be struggling with these experiences. To read the NYT Op-Ed please visit:  “I was the Fastest Girl in American Until I Joined Nike”

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Plus... Brian Stelter on the president telling you not to believe your eyes; Alexi McCammond on White House coverage; Karen Attiah on the need for newsroom integration; and a message from CNN's master control operations team. Karen Attiah, Jemele Hill, Nikole Hannah-Jones, Oliver Darcy, Alexi McCammond and Masha Gessen join Brian Stelter.

In Episode 39, Marc reviews Sen. Josh Hawley's(R-MO.) May 5th NYT Op-Ed ("The WTO Should Be Abolished") and his May 7th joint resolution for Congress to withdraw its approval of the WTO.

Guy Benson Show - 5-7-2020 [00:00:00] 3:06 pm - Breaking News * DOJ Drops Case Against Michael Flynn * [00:13:09] 3:24 pm - President Trump speaks from oval office LIVE [00:17:54] 3:35 pm - Robby Soave, Senior Editor @Reason [00:33:14] 3:54 pm - First Clip of Megyn Kelly's Exclusive With Tara Reade [00:36:10] 4:06 pm - Shannon Bream anchor of FOX News Channel's (FNC) FOX News @ Night [00:46:09] 4:21 pm - NYT Op-Ed [00:53:56] 4:35 pm - Guy responds to yesterday's Press Briefing with Kayleigh McEnany [01:07:15] 4:52 pm - Guy on Russia [01:11:59] 5:06 pm - Donna Brazile, Former Chairwoman of the DNC & Fox News Contributor [01:27:46] 5:27 pm - Peloton's Stock Booms [01:29:47] 5:35 pm - Guy Reacts To Megyn Kelly's, Tara Reade Interview Teasers [01:40:44] 5:50 pm - Homestretch: Sports Coming Back Soon!

Nico reflects on Apple TV Plus's weekend launch (1:47) and reviews three of their original series–the Morning Show (11:41), For All Mankind (18:36) and See (23:15). Then, the sublime pleasures of Martin Scorsese's New York Times Op-ed on the Marvel Cinematic Universe (33:47). For More TMT Shenanigans: toomanythoughtsmedia.com Twitter: @funnynicotweets, @TMT_Media E-mail: toomanythoughtsmedia@gmail.com Subscribe and Rate on Apple Podcasts!

Nico reflects on Apple TV Plus’s weekend launch (1:47) and reviews three of their original series–the Morning Show (11:41), For All Mankind (18:36) and See… The post Cultured #62: Apple TV Plus Launch and Scorsese’s NYT Op-ed appeared first on Too Many Thoughts.

Josh Chafetz, a professor at Cornell Law School, argued in a New York Times op-ed this week that House Democrats should consider arresting Trump administration officials and members of the president’s inner circle in order to compel the White House’s cooperation with the impeachment inquiry. Read the article here!

Hour 2 of A&G features Jack & Joe's observations on Brexit, how Joe Biden is suffering from Brian Williams disease. And, Mattis refutes the idea that he wrote an anonymous NYT Op-Ed.

Hour 2 of A&G features Jack & Joe's observations on Brexit, how Joe Biden is suffering from Brian Williams disease. And, Mattis refutes the idea that he wrote an anonymous NYT Op-Ed.

Criminal Injustice returns with new episodes later this month. Until then, we're reposting some of our favorite interviews. This episode originally appeared April 2, 2019 ================ Jury service is THE way that members of the public participate in the criminal justice system. But who gets to serve? Are certain racial or ethnic groups excluded, and what’s the effect of these exclusions in the courtroom? An update on the groundbreaking “Jury Sunshine Project” from Professor Ronald Wright of Wake Forest University School of Law; he’s one of the co-leaders of the Jury Sunshine Project in North Carolina. Ron’s NYT Op-Ed: “Yes, Jury Selection Is As Racist As You Think. Now We Have Proof” “Prosecution That Earns Community Trust”

This week, Rich and guest co-host Brandon Arbuckle ’19 sit down with NYT Op-Ed columnist David Brooks on his visit to campus, discussing his new book, the Weave Project, and how to build character while in college (Episode 234).

Unarmed and defenseless?, Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler is an Antifa Thug himself, Chromosomes don't lie, NYT Op Ed insanity.

Unarmed and defenseless?, Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler is an Antifa Thug himself, Chromosomes don't lie, NYT Op Ed insanity.

Unarmed and defenseless?, Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler is an Antifa Thug himself, Chromosomes don't lie, NYT Op Ed insanity.

Our First Lady, after what some calla bit of an absence from the public eye has come out blasting. She torpedoed the NYT Op Ed author, who still remains anonymous.  And now she's headed to Africa on a humanitarian trip. Could the First Lady bring some sanity and order back to Trump's White House. We hope so. And for what it's worth, our money is always on smart and sexy. Melania has that covered and then some. Click and be edified. UF/UF 216: Hardcore Melania

Hear who it is and who it isn’t - and what makes the writer a ‘Domestic Terrorist’!

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Angelus, Mike and Moris take their shout-out back from Doja Cat. [00:00)  SixBrownChicks Advice Questions [07:06]  NYT Op-Ed [20:36]  Doja Cat Un-Shoutout [40:07]  Louie CK attempted comeback [52:13]  Since We Last Spoke SoWellSpoken.com

Hoover Institution Scholar Lanhee Chen joins Armstrong & Getty to discuss the latest issues related to the NYT Op-Ed, the Woodward book and even a little speculation as to who the Dems will offer as presidential candidates in 2020.

Hoover Institution Scholar Lanhee Chen joins Armstrong & Getty to discuss the latest issues related to the NYT Op-Ed, the Woodward book and even a little speculation as to who the Dems will offer as presidential candidates in 2020.

Hoover Institution Scholar Lanhee Chen joins Armstrong & Getty to discuss the latest issues related to the NYT Op-Ed, the Woodward book and even a little speculation as to who the Dems will offer as presidential candidates in 2020.

Politics Weekly is a podcast on politics, news, and principals. This week, Mark West, the libertarian candidate for Governor of Arkansas joins me to discuss Bob Woodward's new book, the Kavanagh hearings, the NYT Op-Ed and more. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nolancleary/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nolancleary/support

The NYT Op-Ed continues to be top-of-mind on The Armstrong & Getty Show. This episode also features in accurate stats, lower sperms counts and 5 Ways To Be Smarter At Work.

We launch a new week on The Armstrong & Getty Show with what could be a very dangerous spider bite, the definition of true power and Joe's revised announcement regarding the author or the NYT Op-Ed.

The Roy Green Show Podcast Following the court ruling over the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion, we look at the fate of the pipeline and Trudeau's handling of the situation. Our guest Richard Masson, former CEO of the Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission, says that what this means for Alberta and Canada's economy is “real sad.” The New York Times published an anonymous op-ed, claimed to be written by an appointed White House senior staffer. It offered a scathing take on U.S. President Trump and also assured that there was a resistance working inside the White House. But will any of this have any long-term effect on Trump or the Republican? And Will the New York Times be viewed differently now, for publishing this piece? 18,000 people recently marched in Paris in support of taking actions in response to climate change. California Governor Jerry Brown will hold a conference in response to Trump pulling the U.S. out of the Paris Climate Accord. But there is evidence that shows that the Global Carbon Tax would drive up food prices and push an additional 78 million people toward hunger. Dr. Bjorn Lomborg, international economist and environmentalist, discusses this. The Humboldt Broncos begin their new season next week. They are matched up against the Nipawin Hawks in Nipawin, which is where the team was headed last April 6 of this year, when their bus was struck by a truck, resulting in the deaths of 16 people. We check in with Ryan Kessler of Global News Saskatchewan, to find out how the community of Humboldt is doing. Guests: Richard Masson, Executive Fellow at the University of Calgary School of Public Policy, and former CEO of the Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission Fran Coombs, Managing Editor of Rasmussen Reports, and former senior editor with the Washington Times Dr. Bjorn Lomborg, international economist and environmentalist, Founder and Director of the Consensus Centre Think Tank in Copenhagen Ryan Kessler, Reporter with Global News Saskatchewan See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bob Woodward and an anonymous author for a New York Times Op-Ed writer present what could be the most embarrassing week to date for this administration.  Ryan and Phillip get to the bottom of why this is a problem and why it matters.   HHIEOY: Nike releases its new ad and everyone loses their mind.  Both Ryan and Phillip examine the freak out over both the ad and the new spokesman.   Segment 4: FOOTBALL!!!!

Hear who it is and who it isn’t - and what makes the writer a ‘Domestic Terrorist’! Yes, that’s a Domestic Terrorist - why? Because the writer and the New York Times are colluding to throw President Trump and the White House into chaos, so that we are more vulnerable to terrorism! While President Trump is forced to play a guessing game to figure out who the writer is, ISIS, Al Qaeda, and our other enemies are taking full advantage to plan their next attack. This isn’t journalism - it’s kindergarten! Pin the tail on the donkey! They may tell themselves they’re doing it for the good of the country, but they’re really endangering us all - Democrats and Republicans alike! Hear why “lodestar” actually points away from Vice President Pence. And hear what words actually point to involvement of the heretic therapists who belong to the group Duty to Warn. These self-appointed so-called mental health professionals, who are trying to hide behind their professional licenses in order to proselytize their politics, have wormed their way into Washington and might well have had their finger in the Op-Ed pie! While President Trump is being forced to spend time ferreting out his mole, Radical Islamists can take it easy, America is destroying itself! And just in time for 9/11!

Chris Spangle, Tad Western, and Low Rated Russian Rob Kendall joins us to talk about his local celebrity as an up-and-coming talk show host, they debate immigration, McCain's legacy, ask why the Kavanaugh hearings have become so insane, how memes led to Spangle not attending a wedding, and Rob's feeling about the Trump administration. This was recorded live at Tad's ranch with a special appearance from Corey Barker. Rob on Twitter - https://twitter.com/RobMKendall Rob Kendall Show - https://www.wibc.com/the-rob-kendall-show Tad Talk - https://tadtalk.fireside.fm Chris Spangle Show - https://chrisspangleshow.fireside.fm

We launch a new week on The Armstrong & Getty Show with what could be a very dangerous spider bite, the definition of true power and Joe's revised announcement regarding the author or the NYT Op-Ed.

The NYT Op-Ed continues to be top-of-mind on The Armstrong & Getty Show. This episode also features in accurate stats, lower sperms counts and 5 Ways To Be Smarter At Work.

We launch a new week on The Armstrong & Getty Show with what could be a very dangerous spider bite, the definition of true power and Joe's revised announcement regarding the author or the NYT Op-Ed.

The NYT Op-Ed continues to be top-of-mind on The Armstrong & Getty Show. This episode also features in accurate stats, lower sperms counts and 5 Ways To Be Smarter At Work.

The former White House adviser on a scathing anonymous NYT Op-Ed against Donald Trump See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Mo'Kelly Show Presents – Guest Host Chris Merrill filling in with Trump's impeachment speculation & the DNC's move against superdelegates; thoughts on the anonymous NYT Op-Ed; potential democratic 2020 or their lack thereof AND how Kaepernick's message has been completely lost on KFI AM 640 – More Stimulating Talk!

Surly Sounds Bites are short info snacks for those days you don't have an hour to listen to a full podcast.  This one is more of a Surly Scrap, as we try to figure out the identity of the anonymous author of the NYT Op-Ed.

One of our faves, White House reporter DEBRA J. SAUNDERS joins Armstrong & Getty to talk Trump--including her thoughts on who wrote the NYT Op-Ed about the President. Plus, Jack continues to express is love for Burt Reynolds. And, some thoughts on life and the sacrifices made by those who protect our country.

One of our faves, White House reporter DEBRA J. SAUNDERS joins Armstrong & Getty to talk Trump--including her thoughts on who wrote the NYT Op-Ed about the President. Plus, Jack continues to express is love for Burt Reynolds. And, some thoughts on life and the sacrifices made by those who protect our country.

An anonymous op-ed published by the New York Times has exploded like a hand grenade in Washington D.C. The op-ed was reportedly written by a "senior figure in the Trump administration". The author said they are among a group of senior officials inside the White House who are working to slow down the worst parts of the President's agenda. They said that, despite being a supporter of Republican policies, they are disturbed by the President's amorality, and his erratic and anti-democratic behaviour. What does this mean for the future of Donald Trump's presidency, and the Mueller investigation? Matt is joined by Gorana Grgic from the US Studies Centre at the University of Sydney and Emma Shortis from the European Union Centre at RMIT University in Melbourne. Links: Read the New York Times Op-ed here: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/05/opinion/trump-white-house-anonymous-resistance.html Want to get in touch? Email russia@abc.net.au.

It's been a no good rotten very bad week for Trump in the news, but still much worse for the rest of America because we still have to deal with him. Intro music: Tar Sequence by Lalo Schifrin Outro music: Intro by Str8jacket / 2Dirte / Ynd

On the pod this week: We're discussing Nike's Just Do It ad featuring Colin Kaepernick, the anonymous op-ed from a White House official, the Supreme Court nomination hearings for Judge Brett Kavanaugh. Plus we interview Toyota Marketing Manager and PR pro Javier Moreno.

Host Sarah Turnbull is joined by Sarah Goldfeder, principle at Earnscliffe Strategy Group and expert in U.S.-Canada trade relations and Kelsey Johnson, iPolitics agriculture and trade reporter to discuss the news of the week. Topics include: Inching towards a revised NAFTA deal, the anonymous New York Times op-ed by a top Trump adviser, and Nike's Just Do it campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick.

On this weeks show, Chris, Aaron, and Rich talk about Colin Kaepernick getting signed (by Nike), the new Eminem album, RIP Burt Reynolds, the Brett Kavanaugh hearings, the anonymous NYT Op-Ed piece and the Bob Woodward book on Trump, Alex Jones vs. Marco Rubio, George W. and Michelle Obama, and Castle Rock (SPOILER ALERT). Please...

An anonymous op-ed published by the New York Times has exploded like a hand grenade in Washington D.C. The op-ed was reportedly written by a "senior figure in the Trump administration". The author said they are among a group of senior officials inside the White House who are working to slow down the worst parts of the President's agenda. They said that, despite being a supporter of Republican policies, they are disturbed by the President's amorality, and his erratic and anti-democratic behaviour. What does this mean for the future of Donald Trump's presidency, and the Mueller investigation? Matt is joined by Gorana Grgic from the US Studies Centre at the University of Sydney and Emma Shortis from the European Union Centre at RMIT University in Melbourne. Links: Read the New York Times Op-ed here: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/05/opinion/trump-white-house-anonymous-resistance.html Want to get in touch? Email russia@abc.net.au.

An anonymous op-ed published by the New York Times has exploded like a hand grenade in Washington D.C. The op-ed was reportedly written by a "senior figure in the Trump administration". The author said they are among a group of senior officials inside the White House who are working to slow down the worst parts of the President's agenda. They said that, despite being a supporter of Republican policies, they are disturbed by the President's amorality, and his erratic and anti-democratic behaviour. What does this mean for the future of Donald Trump's presidency, and the Mueller investigation? Matt is joined by Gorana Grgic from the US Studies Centre at the University of Sydney and Emma Shortis from the European Union Centre at RMIT University in Melbourne. Links: Read the New York Times Op-ed here: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/05/opinion/trump-white-house-anonymous-resistance.html Want to get in touch? Email russia@abc.net.au.

One of our faves, White House reporter DEBRA J. SAUNDERS joins Armstrong & Getty to talk Trump--including her thoughts on who wrote the NYT Op-Ed about the President. Plus, Jack continues to express is love for Burt Reynolds. And, some thoughts on life and the sacrifices made by those who protect our country.

Gabby Morrongiello of The Washington Examiner joins Armstrong & Getty to discuss the vibe in DC in the midst of the NYT Op-Ed about President Trump.

The NYT Op-Ed about President Trump dominates this episode of A&G, with the WaPo's Paul Farhi offering some perspective from DC. Plus, Jack & Joe reflect on the financial crisis.

During this episode of Armstrong & Getty, the question of the day--who wrote the NYT Op-Ed about The Trump White House? Also featured, Marshall's News and Nike's new/old campaign

Lisa Abramowicz fills in for Tom Keene today. We speak with Tim Ash, Bluebay Asset Management Senior EM Sovereign Strategist, who says EM is a big part of the global economy and it cannot be ignored. Chris Marangi, Gabelli Funds Co-CIO, says we are catching up on regulations for the Internet. Kevin Cirilli, Bloomberg News Chief Washington Correspondent, provides an update on the White House's search for the anonymous NYT Op-Ed writer. We also feature a segment from our TV show with Anchor Scarlet Fu and Bloomberg Tech Reporter Sarah Frier. And Gene Munster, Loup Ventures Management Managing Director & Co-Founder, provides details on Google's absence at the Hill Hearings yesterday.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Former CIA officer Phil Giraldi joins me to discuss the creepy op-ed in the New York Times yesterday by a "senior official" in the Trump Administration who claims to be part of a movement trying to undermine the president from within, particularly in his diplomatic overtures.

During this episode of Armstrong & Getty, the question of the day--who wrote the NYT Op-Ed about The Trump White House? Also featured, Marshall's News and Nike's new/old campaign

Gabby Morrongiello of The Washington Examiner joins Armstrong & Getty to discuss the vibe in DC in the midst of the NYT Op-Ed about President Trump.

The NYT Op-Ed about President Trump dominates this episode of A&G, with the WaPo's Paul Farhi offering some perspective from DC. Plus, Jack & Joe reflect on the financial crisis.

A portion of our Young Turks Main Show from September 6, 2018. For more go to http://tyt.com/JOIN. Trump lashes out after discovering his staff's ‘quiet resistance.’ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gabby Morrongiello of The Washington Examiner joins Armstrong & Getty to discuss the vibe in DC in the midst of the NYT Op-Ed about President Trump.

The NYT Op-Ed about President Trump dominates this episode of A&G, with the WaPo's Paul Farhi offering some perspective from DC. Plus, Jack & Joe reflect on the financial crisis.

New York Times Op-Ed: "I am part of the resistance inside the Trump Administration" United Kingdom has proof of assassinations carried out on behalf of the Russian government, may soon call on United States to impose new sanctions on Moscow New York Times "bombshell" on Kavanaugh and Roe v. Wade is actually a dud Cory Booker's "damning" documents show Kavanaugh OPPOSED racial profiling, racial bias Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lisa Abramowicz fills in for Tom Keene today. We speak with Tim Ash, Bluebay Asset Management Senior EM Sovereign Strategist, who says EM is a big part of the global economy and it cannot be ignored. Chris Marangi, Gabelli Funds Co-CIO, says we are catching up on regulations for the Internet. Kevin Cirilli, Bloomberg News Chief Washington Correspondent, provides an update on the White House's search for the anonymous NYT Op-Ed writer. We also feature a segment from our TV show with Anchor Scarlet Fu and Bloomberg Tech Reporter Sarah Frier. And Gene Munster, Loup Ventures Management Managing Director & Co-Founder, provides details on Google's absence at the Hill Hearings yesterday. 

Al Tompkins joins Wisconsin's Morning News to discuss NYT op-ed piece

During this episode of Armstrong & Getty, the question of the day--who wrote the NYT Op-Ed about The Trump White House? Also featured, Marshall's News and Nike's new/old campaign

Chris Spangle shares his thoughts on a new op-ed from an anonymous White House Senior official. Is it comforting or just creepy? I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration - https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/05/opinion/trump-white-house-anonymous-resistance.html Times Publishes Anonymous Op-Ed From Member of ‘Resistance’ Within Administration. Trump Calls It ‘Gutless.’ - https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/05/us/politics/trump-new-york-times-anonymous-editorial.html

A portion of our Young Turks Main Show from September 5, 2018. For more go to http://tyt.com/JOIN. A book and an anonymous op-ed: The White House is imploding. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The New York Times has a splashy interactive editorial, "Trump’s Nuclear Arsenal." It's good, but gets a few things wrong -- things that matter like Mutual Assured Destruction, Robert McNamara's famous thought experiment on sizing US nuclear forces, and how the US targets nuclear weapons. Also, they misuse decimate.   Aaron and Jeffrey talk through the problems with US nuclear policy and Jeffrey's proposal to state that the US will not use nuclear weapon against a target if a conventional one will do.   Links of Note:   The NYT Op Ed.   Jeffrey and Scott Sagan's article, and its shorter, op-ed version in the Washington Post.    Aaron's recently revived podcast, Turkey Wonk.  

Cullen tackles some of the major news stories, including an opinion piece in the NY Times and the responses it got. He also addresses the recent felony charges against David Daleiden and offers some thoughts on the documentary HUSH, a film that explores the cover-up of information related to negative after-effects of abortion.

The more I read about The Dallas Buyers Club, the less I like it, which is too bad because I really like that movie.First, I read the that film's portrayal of Ron Woodruff, the hard-bitten homophobe who gradually softens is wrong. Woodruff was, according to friends and family, comfortably bisexual. He never had to go through the transition you see in the film.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Schools_and_Tech_27_Waiting_for_Superman.mp3 Listen on Posterous Schools and Tech Podcast Episode #27   News of the Week:1) Cal State Bans Students from Using Online Note-Selling Service  Indeed, the provision of the state education code does some raise questions about intellectual property and the ownership of ideas and course content. If the students don't own their class-notes - or at least, cannot sell them commercially - who does? The professor? The university? The state?2) UK: Every email and website to be stored - UK TelegraphEvery email, phone call and website visit is to be recorded and stored after the Coalition Government revived controversial Big Brother snooping plans.3) Court: No Teacher Speech Rights on Curriculum, from Education Week  - Teachers have no First Amendment free-speech protection for curricular decisions they make in the classroom, a federal appeals court ruled on Thursday."Only the school board has ultimate responsibility for what goes on in the classroom, legitimately giving it a say over what teachers may (or may not) teach in the classroom," the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit, in Cincinnati, said in its opinion. 4) Some snowed-in Ohio students to learn online from The Washington Post - Way to ruin snow days, Ohio.Main Topic:   Waiting for Superman, Our Take with Special Guest, Lucy Gray an education consultant in Chicago. What Superman Got Wrong Point By Point - The Washington Post - The Answer Sheet - by Rick Ayers - CTThe amped-up rhetoric of crisis and failure everywhere is being used to promote business-model reforms that are destabilizing even in successful schools and districts. A panel at NBC’s Education Nation Summit, taking place in New York today and tomorrow, was originally titled "Does Education Need a Katrina?" Such disgraceful rhetoric undermines reasonable debate.NYT Opinion Page on Waiting for Superman & The Education Debate - from Saturday 10/2New York Review of Books piece on Waiting for SupermanWhat I Learned from NBC’s Education Summit - by Brian Jones - CTOn the same thread - Here we have a message honed to perfection... for the wealthy: the unions are the problem; the teachers need to be cheaper; give me money now for a few beautiful schools that can help break the unions and open up the education market; but don't worry, we don't want too much; we certainly don't want what your children have.That's what I learned from NBC's Education Nation Summit. Beware CEOs who say teachers are the problem. And beware CEO solutions. You might find yourself in a room without windows.(CT’s markup page)  http://markup.io/v/qe0sgyt1c0knWaiting for Superman: Don't look for easy answers the film implies, panel of educators says - Stanford Report - TATEducation spending in America has more than doubled in the last four decades – yet math and reading scores have flat-lined.What's the remedy? A panel of educators at Stanford cautioned against the quick policy cures implied in the explosive Waiting for Superman.Grading School Choice - NYT Op Ed piece reminding us all of the dangers of overpromising (a la Waiting for Superman) - CTOverpromising leads inevitably to disappointment. When it comes to raising test scores, the grail of most reformers, school choice’s record is still ambiguous. For every charter school success story like the Harlem Children’s Zone and the KIPP network — both touted in Guggenheim’s documentary — there’s a charter school where scores are worse than the public school status quo. The same is true for vouchers and merit pay: the jury is still out on whether either policy consistently raises academic performance. This doesn’t mean that school choice doesn’t work, Hess argues. It just means that the benefits are often more modest and incremental than many reformers want to think.Tim's Tech Tidbit:  Hands Off! and Little Snitch - How to know when your machine is “calling home” to someone else!Endorsements: Roger: http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/areas/issues/envrnmnt/drugfree/sa2lk16.htm polychromatic syllacious styluses w/ concept mapping Kevin: The Tinkering School: Gever Tully (Woodie Flowers at MIT? Lucy: The Center for Graphic Facilitation - mapping through drawings; Global  Education Conference from Nov 15-19 w/ Steve Hargadon; YoLink searching and Sweetsearch.com elemenous@gmail.com; skype/twitter = elemenous Tim:  http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20100913/00133010984.shtml - register your blog for DMCA protection with the copyright office Cammy: Brain Rules for Baby - John Medina & Bookster iPad app - takes a standard book, with illustrations, and adds an audio narration recorded by a child. Each time you flip the page, the audio automatically starts, and each word is highlighted on the screen as it's said aloud. Touch individual words and they’re read aloud to help with pronunciation skills. App also allows the user to record his or her own voice for each page of the story. Permalink | Leave a comment  »