#Flexibility

Dr. Mike S. Stacy

beechwoodsup

I can’t guarantee 6 ft social distancing in a school, but I can guarantee we will do our best to social distance kids by staggering schedules, lunches, and the placement

Robert Saunders

redhistorian

Britain's uncodified constitution seems more vulnerable to manipulation today than it was in the past. Why? The answer, I suggest, is about two ideas that were once central to British

Nicole Matejic

NicoleMatejic

READING 'Stress and Exploitative Decision-Making' on recommendation from @jennahansel [open-access]. Overall a really good short-read, with some salient takeaways. Thoughts in thread.https://www.jneurosci.org/content/37/42/10035 The

Lindsay Wiley

ProfLWiley

As state & local leaders consider new social distancing & face covering orders this fall, they should be guided by lessons learned in the spring & summer. 100s of court

Nick Judin

nickjudin

I'll tell you right now: I'm listening to doctors, nurses, caregivers, epidemiologists and clinicians. My door is open to them, and it always will be.They are mad as hell. They

Chris Miller

chrismiller_uk

In the early part of my career I sourced automotive parts of from Japan to the UK.The biggest cost and issue wasn't the tarrif.But the fact that Japan was thousands

Dr. Erin L Thomas

ErinLThomasPhD

During the best of times, working parents hold things together through a tenuous tapestry of interdependent supports. These aren’t the best of times. Over the next couple of weeks, the

Kathryn Harrison

khar1958

Course evaluation day! Students often think faculty don't care, but we open their evaluations of us with the same hope, anxiety, worry as they open. We want to improve based

Daystar Aspect: Immolation of Genius

idealvilli

Short thread for the display of the power & mobility of the human body.Here is an impressive video of a ballerina's foot mobility. Another ballerina from a different point of

Mark George (Activist Lawyer)

Mark_George_QC

There's a silly petition going round calling for life sentences for anyone who kills a police officer, firefighter etc. This is in response to the sentences on the three young

Paul Watson

lazcorp

I was born in the borderland - in Coventry, in the county of Warwickshire. Or at least it was in Warwickshire when I was born - a few years after

Dr Mike Galsworthy

mikegalsworthy

Good article. And so the “who won” spin battle begins.UK victories are cosmetic, however: “The EU appears to have secured a deal which allows it to retain nearly all of

Ed Birkett

ed_birkett

Plans afoot for 4 new subsea electricity cables between Scotland and England in the next ~10 years.Mainly needed to transport wind power from Scotland to England. From @ng_eso Network Options

MD

mainstMD

Gained a couple extra followers over last 48 hours, and probably more than I should have. With that being said would like to provide some value regarding the private capital

Steve Analyst

EmporersNewC

The problem with the regulatory argument is that the invention that leads to regulation tends to be regulated at the national level before the EU level. The EU then provides

Laura Manning

ljmanning

Late to the party and definitely no expert. But @UinvitedU‘s question has been churning around in my head for days, so here goes… There is nothing “wrong” with prodding (or

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