@phys_educator Thank you for https://t.co/5iUaK8E6JV. The kids loved playing the exercise card game, but had some trouble identifying the exercises and coin flips since we only have a monochrome printer. Do you have a B&W version?
When 511 Epidemiologists Expect to Do 20 Other Everyday Activities Again https://t.co/tEPJYejug4 “Even when they return to normal activities, they will do them differently for a long time”
Yes, @JohnKrasinski—that just happened!
250 miles above our home planet, a few of our @NASA_Astronauts shared @SomeGoodNews: "The Earth is still beautiful." Watch the full episode: https://t.co/Buj3tEYAGG
I’m getting a lot of questions about how to set up an operation to help Doctors and Nurses.
We made a video so other cities could replicate the system. (And improve it)
How to Help Your Hospital (Fight COVID-19 Locally) - https://t.co/QDChgc4d3o
#HuntsvilleFightingCovid
Today’s goal is to call and check up on someone you haven’t seen in a month...someone one circle away from your core friend or family group. It will make you both happy.
Retweet this when you do it so we can see the number of connections that were made. (10k goal)
❤️❤️❤️💗💛
@BT_Harman And not just ingenuity and resolve; we are seeing generosity and selflessness, from bus drivers continuing to run their routes to deliver free/reduced lunches to distilleries making hand sanitizer just to give it away. https://t.co/QKuNtDfygv
A distillery in DuLuth, Minnesota, seeing an opportunity, converted the distillery from making alcohol to making hand sanitizer.
And you know what they’re selling it for? They’re giving it away free.
There are going to be thousands of stories like this to lift up.
My mom, worried about the many free and reduced priced lunch kids in West Virginia, just suggested that school bus drivers keep their routes but deliver meals Mon-Fri. And it’s... kinda brilliant?
“Twitter that, maybe someone will listen!” she says.
If the US wants to deal with COVID-19 like China or S. Korea and not Italy, this is a must-watch, especially for decision-makers in medicine and government.
Americans should begin social distancing (no handshaking, eliminate non-essential travel and meetings). The reason is not so much to get practice or to reduce personal risk, as to reduce the intensity of the COVID-19 epidemic and spare health care system. 1/
@downtownhost
https://t.co/qD97izhLzk is returning a 500. https://t.co/F3tD07Jqq2 reports only that Singapore 1 is down for good since 7/27. What's the best way to get support?