@MrOH1O SEC is 14-5 in CFP … B10 is 3-5 … there should be a bias if you’re looking to gather teams more likely to win … The problem is Bama can’t jump to 3rd and CFP doesn’t want SEC exclusive Semifinal, thus Ohio State will be 4, but head to head, Bama beats OSU
@scottyhendo@hypepotamus Scott, here’s an album of 100 or so photos including the 1st @atlsv + photos of many familiar faces … I’m sure @kevinbwallace or @ashishmistry have more … come see us soon or we’ll come find you https://t.co/QwQZmpqHuE
@scottyhendo@hypepotamus I’ll show up if @OkGoDoIt will! BTW, have you seen Roger’s new joint in SF! He and his wife literally renovated it from the ground up over the past 2 years … I’ll meet y’all at either place
"It is impossible to keep our grocery stores stocked if our plants are not running," said Smithfield CEO Kenneth Sullivan, after announcing the indefinite closing of the Sioux Falls plant, responsible for 4-5% of US pork production. https://t.co/jCLF1194zz
I find the {New Hospitalized Per Day} most telling and encouraging {not a function of broader testing; leading indicator vs. lagging Mortality}. Thanks @tjmule !
"Office Depot, which has said it is an essential retailer, recently sent a memo to store managers saying customer-facing employees were not allowed to wear masks and discouraged managers from sending workers home if they had symptoms of the virus." NYT https://t.co/g8KYDL0Ogc
Some good news out of New York - NYC might be bending the curve and rounding the corner! ER visits for influenza like illnesses has decreased. Fingers crossed. #COVID19
@tjmule @TheAtlantic@COVID19Tracking@nytimes TJ, here's another source you could test {might not add any value given your prior effort} Might be able to explore layering in content ... Love your platform https://t.co/MBSuDsccf2
2/2] The reason why the data reported from South Korea is so encouraging is that the country is one of the most successful in terms of testing.
This suggests that the decline is not just a failure to detect new cases.
Here is our latest data on testing: https://t.co/ZMjohHRvA7
And finally, as a wise old aidworker once told me, work in a "slow-hurry". Deliberate, measured, not in a frenzy. Disasters are marathons not sprints. Have to be able to sustain efforts for a prolonged time. Keep calm. Watch out for the team. Keep morale up. Slow-hurry.
#COVID19
We need to increase the operational capacity of the US fed govt COVID response by orders of magnitude now. We need a new model - what we have isn't powerful enough. And this is with the COVID epidemic only at its earliest phases here. 1/x
We’ve received FDA emergency use authorization and are immediately shipping 150,000 RealTime SARS-CoV-2 EUA tests for COVID-19. We’ll ramp up to a million tests per week by the end of the month: https://t.co/MfabLWIFns 1/2
We can start with getting every #healthcare worker tested now. And again if negative. And again.
And demand the right protective gear for all now.
There is simply no excuse.
We can now read the Imperial College report on COVID-19 that led to the extreme measures we've seen in the US this week. Read it; it's terrifying. I'll offer a summary in this thread; please correct me if I've gotten it wrong.
https://t.co/AwE2cHIbeJ
Negative outlook by longtime director of @NIH: “If you look at the rates of new cases that are being diagnosed, we’re on an exponential curve. That curve, some would say, places us only about eight days behind Italy....” #COVID19 https://t.co/84yAe5Nwcs
The report by the ‘Imperial College COVID-19 Response Team’ has been released on March 16th (https://t.co/vKawJFNtxo). Now that things have calmed down a bit, I felt I should produce a thread summarising my personal take on it. (1/15)