#Reopened

I Wanna Infinitely Sk8 With You.

IfIWereMagneto

Now that it's August and the 15th anniversary of #HurricaneKatrina is nigh, I really can't stop thinking about how much it altered the course of my life.I spent the first

ICE must be destroyed 🏴

Itmechr3

1. Ok so my brief economics thoughts on oil futures being fucking negative. One of the things that early 20th century theorists like Kropotkin and Émile Pouget emphasized is that

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) Quebec now appears to be at a worrying turning point in the #pandemic, with #COVID19 outbreaks fast occurring in multiple settings, with clusters of cases causing other flare-ups in

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) With not all schools reopened in the province, Quebec Premier François Legault announced Friday that “if everything goes well,” sports and other extra-curricular activities will resume on Sept. 14.

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Welp—because of Israel heat wave, "the govt exempted everyone from wearing masks for 4 days, & schools shut the windows (for AC). That decision proved disastrous." Led to school outbreaks.

100% That Foodie 🧄🧀

OT_Enthusiast

"Whatever the strategy is."Think about that phrase for a second.https://twitter.com/chicagotribune/status/1265380407387795456 The Superintendent is at the beck and call of the Mayor. The same Mayor who publicly said "we will

Ben Casselman

bencasselman

Tomorrow morning, @BEA_News will release its prelim. estimate of second-quarter gross domestic product. Not much drama on the headline: It will show a historic decline in economic output.But the way

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) Quebec is now beset with more than 500 #COVID19 outbreaks as the province posted a record 1,364 infections on Tuesday amid an upswing in hospitalizations and deaths. In this

Céline Gounder, MD, ScM, FIDSA

celinegounder

1/ THE NUMBER ONE #COVID #coronavirus topic right now? SCHOOL REOPENING. Here's my first of a couple threads on the topic, starting with some thoughts on K-12. 2/ K-12 shouldn't

Andrew Oxford

andrewboxford

When Phoenix reopened schools and movie theaters after a bad wave of influenza cases in late 1918, the city was hit by a second wave in early 1919The newspaper in

Mentorshipzim

mentorshipzim

So, epidemiologists study determinants of health and disease."Health" is state of wellness, a continuum rather than an absolute term. A person without a known disease can be unwell and a

John Scotus

John_Scotus

I was going to write a long article about this, but I just don't have the time, so a thread about covid-19: I live in Japan, a country with about

Matthew Kupfer

Matthew_Kupfer

I've watched the #COVID19 responses of three democracies with particular interest: #Ukraine, #USA and #Israel. All three countries failed for their own specific reasons. What are the lessons from their

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) Montreal now appears to be at the beginning of a new resurgence in #COVID19 cases, with younger Montrealers likely driving the latest community transmission, as they did in July.

Jeremy Markovich

deftlyinane

Watching what's happened on camera this week in Minneapolis has gotten me thinking about the thousands of small but consequential moments that most of us never hear about. And so,

Dr Dominic Pimenta

DrDomPimenta

This upset a lot of people. So maybe I should explain what I mean. 1) We are currently attempting to live “with” Covid- with sustained community transmission and continued lifting