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John Ellis has been in around the news business (and the American political establishment) for most of his adult life, working for NBC News, the Boston Global, CNBC, Fox News Elections and Business News and Newscorp. He also served as a Senior Fellow at Harvard's Institute of Politics and was a Senior Fellow at the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point (2002-2004), where he was awarded the Outstanding Civilian Service Award by the U.S. Army for his work on "Future Threats." Today he is the publisher and guiding light of News Items, a daily newsletter that covers global politics, financial news, advanced technologies and science. On Friday November 5, as election returns pointed to victory for Democratic Challenger Joe Biden, John Ellis offered his thoughts on the surprising Republican performance, recalls warning President Donald Trump about the imminent danger of covid-19 in January 2020, and talks about how private equity may be in for a rude awakening in 2021.

In this episode, I chatted with NABT Executive Director Jaclyn Reeves-Pepin and several teachers who will be presenting at the 2020 NABT Virtual Conference. My conversations are with Jon Darkow from Seneca East High School in Attica, Ohio, Paul Strode from Fairview High School in Boulder, Colorado and Tanea Hibler from Brophy College Preparatory in Phoenix, AZ. On Friday November 6 at 11:00am, Paul and Aaron are copresenting a 1 hour workshop entitled “My Classes are Pointless” On Friday November 6 at 2:30, Jon is copresenting a 1 hour workshop entitled “Teaching resilience and the biology of climate science using computer simulations” On Saturday November 7 at 1:00, Jon is also copresenting a 1 hour workshop entitled “Creating Computational Models of Dynamic Biological Systems” On Saturday November 7 at 2:30, Tanea is presenting a 1 hour workshop entitled “Is One Lesson Enough? Race in the Biology Classroom.” Credits: Please subscribe to Life of the school on your podcast player of choice! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/LOTS Music by: https://exmagicians.bandcamp.com/ Show Notes at Lifeoftheschool.org You can follow on twitter @MrMathieuTweets or @lifeoftheschool

Mystic is part Stonington and part Groton. RT 2 travels from just outside of Westerly through Pawcatuck, North Stonington, Ledyard, Preston and Norwich, or southeastern New London County. Here is what is happening in the area! On Friday November 30 a Christmas Extravaganza at the Submarine Force Library & Museum Association takes place with Santa arriving at Noon by firetruck and taking pictures until 2:00. Saturday Nov 30, 2019 Thames River Family Program hosts a Murder Mystery Dinner Dance In the theme of a High School Homecoming Dinner Dance from 6:00 - 9:00 PM at the Groton Inn and Suites, 99 Gold Star Hwy, Groton. Santa Arrives by Tugboat and Tree Lighting 2019 in downtown Mystic on November 29th @ 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm followed by the Holiday Lighted Boat Parade on the Mystic River. Lantern Light Tours featuring Charles Dickens’s 1843 A Christmas Carol at Mystic Seaport are back on November 29th and 30th @ 5:00 pm - 8:30 pm A Holiday Wreath Workshop on November 29, 2019 at the Weekapaug Inn 25 Spray Rock Road Westerly Time will run from 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM. The Annual Tree Lighting & Christmas Village at the Ocean House, 1 Bluff Avenue in Westerly will be on November 30, from 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM. That is the schedule of events for the area surrounding Mystic 2 Westerly for Thanksgiving weekend of 2019. Be sure to join facebook.com/groups/mystic2westerly/ and post your upcoming event a week in advance to get it mentioned on the podcast. Mystic 2 Westerly is brought to you by BridgetMorrissey.com and produced by mobilechats.us. Happy Thanksgiving to all and remember to Shop Local.

On August 27th, 2019 - his 88th birthday - my best friend and grandfather, John Thomas Smith, was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. On Friday November 15th, 2019, Pappaw passed from this world and was reunited with my grandmother. Before he left, he sat down with me to tell me about his life. We discussed his humble beginnings in Jasper, Indiana, his mother's tragic death, moving to Louisville with an abusive father, growing up and getting into trouble, leaving home and traveling the country alone in his early teens, being drafted into the Korean War, coming home and meeting Marilyn - my grandmother, his years spent working at GE, having kids, having grandkids, the secrets to a happy life, and many more amazing stories along the way. I am honored to present this podcast with him. I hope that you, the listener, will be able to hear for yourself how amazing of a life this man lived. Pappaw was my hero, my best friend, my biggest inspiration, and I will miss him every day until we see each other again. https://www.graysonfuneralhomes.com/notices/John-Smith

On Friday November 15th, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals blocked Reed’s execution. In episode 4, KVUE's Senior Reporter, Tony Plohetski, talks about what's next. 

On Friday November 4th I passed my heart class so F! All the bullshit Angry dad podcast can be found on Facebook https://m.facebook.com/b2the4thpower/Instagram Twitter Snapchat Tumblr @b2the4thpower You can email Angry Dad Podcast at therealangrydadpodcast@gmail.com if you want my advice or thoughts and opinions on the subject situations or on what’s just going on let me know. II’ll read them on this podcast You can listen to the podcast and watch the podcast on Spreaker app https://www.spreaker.com/show/benjamin-bulmans-showiHeart Radio https://www.iheart.com/podcast/angry-dad-podcast-45918510?cmp=ios_share&pr=false&autoplay=trueStitcher https https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=184468 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/2kFg60I1qDu2YrULMEoHlb?si=KEyhHqxaQxuydyrW8BZMZwPodbean http://angrydadpodcast.podbean.com/Google Playhttps://play.google.com/music/m/Ibvkhnoqzrchhdqyf3cul7nnjzq?t=Angry_Dad_PodcastSoundCloud https://m.soundcloud.com/angrydadpodcastiTunes Apple Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/angry-dad-podcast/id1291735328?mt=2 Castbox Podcast https://castbox.fm/vc/1834118 TuneIn http://tun.in/pjsZoRadioPublic https://radiopublic.com/angry-dad-podcast-WPrrPvDeezer http://www.deezer.com/show/393242YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClyGgjuvWXAdl8J0d1noAOwCameo profilehttps://www.cameo.com/b2the4thpowerWhen you find me at b2the4thpower on YouTube make sure you subscribe and hit that Bell marker so you know when my video podcast comes outThe Sponsor of Angry Dad Podcast Blackstone Labs Supplements Instagram @blackstonelabs_official @blackstonelabs_legionTwitter @blackstonelabsFacebook https://m.facebook.com/BlackstoneLabs/https://blackstonelabs.com/discount/b2the4thpower Discount code B2the4thpower CH Concrete Servicing the San Francisco Bay Area Offering concrete and landscaping services. Paving and concrete stampsPlus sidewalks, driveways, patios and walkways and all concrete custom workFacebook https://www.facebook.com/CHHConcrete/Gmail chconcrete@gmail.comContact +1 (510) 314-5343Make sure you go support all these podcast and channels. Don’t forget to rate and review them leave comments and show your support for independent podcaster we’re doing what they love

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Transcript:On Friday November the 11th several of the right wing newspapers were running dubious storiesabout DLA; varying from slightly massaging the facts to suit their agenda to out and out bollocks.In response writer Lucy Glennon asked people on Twitter to use the hashtag #myDLA to tell theirstories about claiming DLA and how they spend it. Inspired by this I asked WtB readers to submitshort audio files with their DLA stories. This is what people had to say:Person 1: I get DLA as I am bedbound with ME. My DLA review wasrefused on paperwork and then it was stopped completely when I had amedical because apparently, I don't look disabled. It was reinstatedat the highest rates after my MP became involved. The whole thing took18 months to get sorted out and it shouldn't take an MP's involvementto get the basic rate of support in this country. Daily Mail articlesare just full of lies and hate and I just don't understand why? Whatdid we do wrong? We've done nothing wrong, it's just so pointless.Person 2: I have an invisable illness. It took me two years, a medicalassessment, two appeals and a tribunal to get my DLA. It was highlydamaging to my health. Because my illness is also variable, I let myDLA lapse when my health improved for a while and now I've relapsed, Ihave to go through it all again.Person 3: My DLA is how I buy equipment. It pays for the electricitythat keeps my ventilator powered. It pays for the electricity thatkeeps my feeding equipment powered. It pays for my electricwheelchair, without which I would be completely unable to mobilise andit pays for other smaller things like incontinence pads or specialcutlery, plates - all the things you can't really get from the NHS.Really, without my Disability Living Allowance, I wouldn't be able tosurvive and I would die without my ventilator.Martyn: Hello, my name is Martyn Sibley. I'm 28 years old. I've beendisabled since birth due to a genetic condition called Spinal MuscularAtrophy. I just wanted to take a little moment to share with you#myDLA, the way I use Disability Living Allowance. Due to mydisability, I qualify for both the higher rate of care and the higherrate of mobility component of the benefit. Obviously the overall pointof the benefit is that it recognises the additional costs that resultfrom being disabled, living in a society that exists at the moment.The care part of my component enables me to employ full time careassistants to enable me with getting out of bed, general personalcare, domestic chores and also getting out of the house and sociallybeing active in the community. The mobility part of my DLA is alsoenabling me to drive my adaptive car, without which I would find itvery very difficult if not impossible to get anywhere beyond thedistance in a wheelchair. And because I have that adaptive vehicle, Iam able to drive myself out for work, which means I am contributing tothe economy, and also I'm able to get out and about and spend themoney I have earnt, back into the shops and cinemas and bars, again,putting back into our economy too. So I hope that illustrates thepicture that DLA enables me to live a very full and independent life.And if you want to look at it from a very economical perspective assome of the right wing press seem to want to do today, I am actuallyfar more valuable to our society and our economy when I am able to beout there, living a great life, working and spending my hard-earnedmoney. Thank you very much.Person 4: Without my DLA, I wouldn't have personal assistants. I wouldbe stuck inside all of the time. I wouldn't be able to eat. I wouldn'tbe able to get out of bed. I wouldn't be able to move around my house,go to the toilet or enpty my catheter bag. Without my DLA I would bemoved to a nursing home. I'm 25 years old and that would be the end ofmy life.Jack: Hello, my name is Jack and my DLA supplies us with a reliablecar and helps us towards essential costs such as energy, special dietfoods, medication and travel to appointments and many many morethings. Without my DLA I would be less independent and not more. Thiswould force me to be more reliant upon my partner and the social caresystem. It took me six weeks of all my useful hours to fill out theapplication form. That is 36 hours and resulted in a form includingevidence that was hundreds of pages long. I would hardly call that asimple form.Louise: My name's Louise and I'm a working claimant for DisabilityLiving Allowance. I receive middle rate care and lower rate mobility.I have epilepsy which means I don't have a driving license any moreand haven't done for the last 15 years because my seizures areuncontrolled. I use the mobility allowance mainly for taxis because Iam a working journalist, I am out and about a lot and sometimes it'squite difficult for me to get around. Sometimes journeys would takefor example an hour, and hour and a half whereas by car they mightonly take 20 minutes as I am reliant on public transport so that'swhere the money goes on taxis. For the care allowance, which I get themiddle rate I use that to buy in meals for after I've had seizures andI'm not well enough to get out of bed and cook for myself, orsometimes I'm just too tired from the medication and just don't wantto make the effort, so on those days I will do something like order atakeway over the internet and have it delivered.I also occasionally use my DLA for things like buying in theassistance of a cleaner for the days when I'm too tired and too illtobe able to do things like vacuuming my home. For me it is anabsolute lifeline. I really wouldn't be able to manage without becauseof the things I am able to do with that extra money. I don't earn alot of money for my work. But the DLA helps me with all those extracosts and if I was to stop receiving it under the proposed changes, Iwould probably have to stop work, that would mean I would be thrownback completely onto benefits whereas while I'm working and receivingDLA which enables me to keep working, I'm actually paying back intothe pot, I'm paying my taxes and my National Insurance. For the statethat's actually a lot cheaper than taking away my DLA and stopping mefrom working.Person 2: My DLA form was so overwhelminglylong and difficult that I had to get a charity to fill it in for me.Eleanor: Hi, my name's Eleanor. I use my DLA to help me withtransport, to get train tickets. I also use my DLA to get support fordoing housework that I can't do, to get some shopping. I also use myDLA to help to adapt my flat so I can negotiate my everyday living.And I use my DLA to help me buy equipment.Pippa: Hi, my name's Pippa, also known as Incurable Hippie. I'm one ofthe bloggers with Where's the Benefit? I get DLA for my mental healthproblems. The difference it makes to me is massive. I can get veryextreme anxiety which will stop me from going anywhere or doinganything and I use my DLA for things like taxis or my telephone billto help me get support, taxis to appointments for instance. Anotherthing it's very helpful for is that sometimes when I'm unwell I'm notsafe to use things like sharp knives and heat sources and I can use myDLA to spend the extra money on things like ready meals which make ita lot easier to be able to eat. Without my DLA I would be a lot moreisolated, I would have less contact with my friends, which is a veryimportant part of me staying as well as I can, I would missappointments, which are also clearly important in helping me staywell. And I would overall become a lot iller, which would of coursecost the government a lot more in treating me, perhaps in hospital orcertainly more intensive treatment. So not only does DLA help me, italso helps the government save money, because it reduces the risk ofme getting so ill that I would need a lot more expensive care.Lisa: You can read all the My DLA tweets Lucy collated at http://storify.com/LucyTweeting/mydlaThere’ll be another episode of the WtB podcast… Eventually. In the meantime you can find our blogat wheresthebenefit.blogspot.com, you can ‘like’ us on facebook by going to www.facebook.com/wheresthebenefit. You can follow us on twitter @wheresbenefit (there’s a character limit on twitterusernames and we didn’t have room for the “the”. So we’re just @wheresbenefit) or if you’ve gotanything you want to ask us, or you’d like to pitch us a guest post for our blog then you can Email usat wheresthebenefit *at* gmail *dot* comThanks for listening!

On Friday November 2nd KZ will be joined by our most popular guest David Fuller for a very special 2 hour broadcast. David asked to be on the show this Friday because he has some things to get off of his chest so be sure to check out Rubber Guard Radio LIVE at 7pm pacific time. We will also be taking listener calls for the whole 2 hour show. Don't miss what could possibly be the best Rubber Guard Radio show of the year~!