Convenient having a model at home who will work for treats. Grateful I was able to pull him away from his busy schedule of digging holes in the yard and ripping stuffing out of his toys. @austonianews
"I'm feeling more of a responsibility to the community and things that benefit the public," says Chris Savittiere. "I feel there's a cultural shift that's going to happen after this." A silver lining? @austonianews https://t.co/wzPGoOJuL2
Today Austin health authority Mark Escott said masks will be a longstanding requirement in Austin. The new reality, and maybe a glimpse of the way forward. @austonianews https://t.co/2FYsgDOYso
The global scientific cooperation to fight SARS-CoV-2 is amazing. And how great is it that we have one of the world's best computing resources right in here in town?!
New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern reassured Kiwi kiddos that the Easter bunny is an essential worker and encouraged families to post drawings of Easter eggs in their front windows (with the bear hunt teddies). Is this happening in Austin? How are families that celebrate preparing? 🐣
Is there a site for complete coverage of the many ongoing efforts to treat/cure/vaccinate/research COVID19?
Many projects (eg @MaxCRoser’s) are tracking cases/deaths/etc.
I, for one, would like to start my mornings by reading about scientific advances against the virus.
Austin restaurants may be able to get federal help @stephjschwartz writes in today's newsletter, but they need it soon. “We’ve been through recessions," Salt Lick's Scott Roberts tells her. "But nothing compares to not being able to actually open up." https://t.co/OhzXvzqk1A
I'm writing about what the federal coronavirus relief bill means for Austin restaurants. I'm looking for restaurant owners who can tell me, in the next couple of hours, what the bill will mean for them. [email protected] (971) 400-4593. Thanks. @TXRestAssoc
If you have questions about what is happening or ideas for stories you want to read, please let us know by sending an email to [email protected] or using this Google form (https://t.co/Ryrpq1h2BJ). 6/8
You are made of star stuff.
Hydrogen, helium, nitrogen – these and other elements were formed in the stars. And they make up our bodies. The next time you gaze at the night sky, remember: you are star material.✨ Explore more beautiful space imagery: https://t.co/bZXmuEMjd1
In 1665, the University of Cambridge temporarily closed due to the bubonic plague. Isaac Newton had to work from home, and he used this time to develop calculus and the theory of gravity. https://t.co/EA98WDihJA
What to do after climbing a pile of rocks (on any planet):
✅look at said rocks
✅gaze into the distance
✅take pictures of everything
✅shoot lasers*
*optional, but IMHO both fun and good for remote science. https://t.co/pKVGroDg32
I'm involved with @austinbatcave's free journalism programs for teens & I'm speaking on this panel to support their work! Join @Femmefeministe @keribla@vacumberbatch & me at @TexasTribune on 3/18. Proceeds support ABC’s free writing programs for kids. https://t.co/9yW2KgGoyZ