#Spring

Ryan McGee

ESPNMcGee

Congrats to Philip Rivers on an amazing career. I covered exactly one Chargers camp, spring 2017, and it was weird. As the team practiced out back, inside the building they

Eric Stephen

ericstephen

Dodgers RHP Brett de Geus was taken by the Rangers in the Rule 5 Draft Now the Rockies select RHP Jordan Sheffield from the Dodgers The Dodgers didn’t take anyone

DownlandsLivestock

Downygrazers

1/3 In 2012 the sheep paddock on Chipstead Downs was a largely scrubbed up site, patches of chalk grassland (CG) had to be hunted out. The sward was dominated by

🖖 Christian Janeway 🖖 Too Stubborn To Die

XianJaneway

By the way, my anger at adulterers has a deep root. You know what I did 2 days ago? I told my husband, "I'm so sorry, but I did get

Icon Book and Paper Group

IconBook_Paper

Did you enjoy our first Icon Book & Paper Social Media Exhibition yesterday? #IconEx21 Ready for today?The second speaker is Abigail Bainbridge ACR @BainbridgeCons, our very own Chair. If you’re

Maciek Boni

maciekboni

Hi #epitwitter our state-level analysis is up on medRxiv. We look at 11 data streams (cases, hospitalizations, ICU, vent numbers, deaths etc) available from DOHs in RI, MA, PA. Data

❌Harvey Staub 💪🇺🇸🖤⭐️⭐️⭐️

HarveyStaub1

1)Peacefully protesting in front of career politicians homes,who think they just need to build a higher wall in front of their house,to keep out reality,has a profound effect of exposing

Fidel Cashflo 🍋

spinachtyrant99

Since it got buried in like 50 other tweets this will be my last (unless she keeps tweeting about me): Who do you think is right about OUR stance on

facts&effects

EffectsFacts

0/17 Sweden. New series of weekly updated tables to track whether the increase in mortality this winter is in line with respiratory illness seasonality, or something extraordinary. So far (week

Stephanie M. Lee

stephaniemlee

The @washingtonpost has a story today about John Ioannidis’ research into and statements about COVID. It does a nice job of recapping the year. Some thoughts...https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2020/12/16/john-ioannidis-coronavirus-

Albert Edwards

albertedwards99

1 It was a decade ago this week that the Arab Spring began. I and others believe one key catalyst was surging food prices due to the Fed's end 2010-11

G. Allan Taylor

GAllanTaylor

Questions:— How are college athletes (being tested regularly on campus) made safer by not playing this fall and NOT being tested regularly?— Do we suppose athletes accustomed to training/structure will be

Harald

HaraldofW

1/3 preliminary update including October. Comparing deaths all causes January through October in Sweden. Updates coming weeks in order to include lag.In next two tweets comparing with 20yrs average

Andreas Busch works from home 🇪🇺🇩🇪🇬🇧

anbusch

This is a thread on #vaccination, originally by @StefanLeifert, translated into English because there seems to be interest. Translated with http://www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version) (plus some editing by me). /1 Why

Ed Conway

EdConwaySky

Duncan is right. Lockdown rules are slightly softer. More key workers. More COVID-compliant workplaces.It feels v plausible there’s less compliance this time around but is that really clear cut from

J.K.Drawlin

VisionPoet

A lot of us lost hella college/university gigs in the Spring. Money we were counting on. A lot of those orgs/offices said they were going to rebook in the Fall.

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