@GeneSteratore Section 1.3.c says 'extend the ball forward' is a football move. Replay clearly shows him extending the ball forward. https://t.co/KPmRtrY3t1
@NFL_DovKleiman Josh Allen isn't even second. Goff has had a better season than Allen. More yards, more TDs, much higher rating, tougher division... this Lamar vs Josh narrative is just bar talk.
4. New FDA authority to require companies study pediatric drugs in combination with treatments for the same disease when those treatments are owned by the same company or are available as generics.
5. Funding for pediatric cancer research at the National Institutes of Health.
2. Program that would allow kids with cancer who are covered by Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program to receive out-of-state treatment. 🧵
Here are the five pediatric cancer programs #PresidentMusk had Republicans remove from the continuing resolution:
1. Extension of program to reward researchers for approvals of pediatric cancer drugs 🧵
@rodger Need Tyree Watson's combine numbers! That was impressive and should be pointed to every time people complain about officials. It's not only amazing athleticism, he made every move to stay out of the way of the play while being in position to ref the action. Solid!
MGI PI meeting underway at the Bloomberg Center at 555 Penn, Hopkins in DC. Amazing gathering with representation from the top and many of the great PIs pursuing accelerated materials discovery, design, and deployment of advanced materials.
Are you looking forward to #MGIPI2024? Hundreds of researchers involved with the Materials Genome Initiative will convene for two days of presentations, poster sessions, and discussions about the MGI's progress and future challenges. Learn more here: https://t.co/gY3XNRa2f1
Are you looking forward to #MGIPI2024? Hundreds of researchers involved with the Materials Genome Initiative will convene for two days of presentations, poster sessions, and discussions about the MGI's progress and future challenges. Learn more here: https://t.co/gY3XNRa2f1
I'm a part of leveling up an open source version of #sciserver and a builder of open source infrastructure around Apache Kafka so found this thread thought provoking. I think of open source from the needs of open science but the realities are similar to those of business.
1/ There is a mini open source drama, this time because RedPanda, a company with a source-available Apache Kafka clone, bought an open source connector framework and made licensing and trademark changes to thwart other startup competition. (a thread) https://t.co/zPfB1cG8wn
@rabernat NASA MODIS is sinusoidal projection. Choice may dependent on optimization target: fine resolution, big picture, data cube efficiency, satellite orbit congruency... there will always be a lot of reprojection. An interesting, related reference: https://t.co/9xCauwyiiI