FWIW, it’s not hard to serve 30 ppl on short notice: @instacart Pappardelle pasta, garlic-basil red sauce, ground italian sausage, garlic bread, romaine, caesar dressing, croutons, parmesan cheese, san pellegrino, and pinot noir. But, volunteering me will get you exiled to the sofa.
2026 #NobelPrize laureate in physiology or medicine Karl Deisseroth was born in 1971.
He received his Ph.D. and MD from @Stanford University, USA. He is currently D.H. Chen Professor, Professor of Bioengineering and of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and Stanford University, USA.
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A 20-something Harvard dropout built Facebook into a social-media juggernaut. Now, a 20-something MIT dropout is helping lead Meta into the AI era. 🔗 https://t.co/ywJtyf7deF
Good morning, @CaitlinPacific. Please forgive me, as I was unfamiliar with your game. This is exquisite writing, a magnificently reported piece of journalism and a master class in storytelling. The depth of your reporting, the elegance of your prose and your command of narrative are simply extraordinary.
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“Because, see, hurricanes and diabetes and gas leaks don't check party affiliation when they hit. And when it comes to serving Georgia, I don’t either.” -@ossoff
Ossoff: Just about every week I dial up Georgia mayors and pastors and farmers to find out how I can help.
And one day, I called up Mayor Julie Smith, just up the road from Valdosta, in Tifton. Mayor Smith's a Republican, too. She told me the Tifton hospital needed new dialysis equipment. She explained how Tifton's dialysis center serves 12 south Georgia counties, and they just couldn't meet the need. So I delivered the funds to upgrade that south Georgia clinic, and now it can serve 200 dialysis patients. And Republican Mayor Julie Smith is backing this campaign too.
Up north in Toccoa, then-mayor Gail Fry, another Georgia Republican, told me Toccoa's gas lines were wearing out, and a leak could risk lives. We needed to get moving quick to replace miles of old pipes. So I delivered the funds for Toccoa's new gas lines, and Georgia Republican Gail Fry's backing this campaign too.
Because, see, hurricanes and diabetes and gas leaks don't check party affiliation when they hit. And when it comes to serving Georgia, I don’t either.