So what caused this mystery respiratory illness and deaths in Virginia last July? MERS? Something else? Did such deaths occur elsewhere? (Few states are accurately reporting coronavirus deaths at nursing/care homes.) https://t.co/3HHLYTQkYL
— Khanoisseur πΆπ€¦π»♂️π (@Khanoisseur) May 1, 2020
#aelincoln loved the conversations and ideas about characters, perspectives, and themes in this historical fiction unit! #tcrwp pic.twitter.com/OiWawZCFOT
— Stephanie Simmons (@Steph1Simmons) May 1, 2020
The Roseville landlord who was threatening to force out his tenant today—which is illegal under @GovTimWalz’s exec order—won’t be doing that bc my office won a restraining order in court today. It’s our job to fight for ppl during #COVID19 & we are. https://t.co/DZXOU5i5Fq pic.twitter.com/SVJGv8lgxK
— Attorney General Keith Ellison (@AGEllison) May 1, 2020
#COVID19 Dynamics Update:
— Magilla Gorilla 39 (@39Magilla) May 1, 2020
Montana Confirmed Cases now show a complete wave & provide information about underlying dynamics.
1. Rapid 2-week exponential rise until "Stay at Home" order.
2. A 3-day lag seen before Confirmed Cases turnaround.
3. Slower 4-week recovery curve. pic.twitter.com/6nkCQ8q2Cm
The leaders are struggling because they know people have woken up — many realize that an economy that overpaid the non-essential workers is not sustainable; new plans are needed to recruit and reward people who never stopped working through the crisis, became frontline workers. https://t.co/xU8dAjz3in
— Khanoisseur πΆπ€¦π»♂️π (@Khanoisseur) May 1, 2020
All of us who traveled with him were notified by the office of @VP the day before the trip that wearing of masks was required by the @MayoClinic and to prepare accordingly. https://t.co/LFqh27LusD
— Steve Herman (@W7VOA) April 30, 2020
If you are interested in Project-based learning but aren’t sure where to start…#projectbasedlearning #pblchat #futurefocused #futureofwork #thinkingclassroom https://t.co/l2zgReTn9R pic.twitter.com/OZolzsRs70
— Gabrielle Lumbra (@fearlessteachrs) April 29, 2020
Directly above me, men with rifles yelling at us. Some of my colleagues who own bullet proof vests are wearing them. I have never appreciated our Sergeants-at-Arms more than today. #mileg pic.twitter.com/voOZpPYWOs
— Senator Dayna Polehanki (@SenPolehanki) April 30, 2020
Of 7.5 billion people on the planet, we’ve only sequenced a tiny fraction of the coronaviruses that now infect over 3 million people worldwide so how (fast) the virus mutates and spreads is still largely a mystery. https://t.co/EmAqEeon16
— Khanoisseur πΆπ€¦π»♂️π (@Khanoisseur) May 1, 2020
Perhaps it was inevitable that a “booming economy” built on armed people going into massive debt would collapse like a house of cards and some of those 300,000 million guns in circulation would make a cameo… https://t.co/T9pFVu8oxR
— Khanoisseur πΆπ€¦π»♂️π (@Khanoisseur) April 30, 2020
JOHN ROBERTS: The Director of National Intelligence put out a statement saying they think the coronavirus was naturally occurring
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 30, 2020
TRUMP: Who?
R: It was a statement from the DNI office
TRUMP: Oh, he would know that, huh?
R: That would be your Director of National Intelligence pic.twitter.com/ihBTp9HxVe
Good thread. New FBI material shows FBI gave Flynn the chance to tell the truth but realized he might well lie to the agents. Which he did. Which he later admitted in court. Also shows FBI wanted to play it straight because of Flynn’s position in the White House. https://t.co/FuyNd6pHfp
— David Corn (@DavidCornDC) April 30, 2020
Laura Ingraham criticizes 'the media': "They'll say this whole mask thing is settled science, just like they do with climate change. Of course it's not" pic.twitter.com/DucraJXzlU
— Jason Campbell (@JasonSCampbell) April 30, 2020
Laura Ingraham is trying to sow doubt about that efficacy of masks. While the CDC doesn't quantify how helpful masks are and urges Americans not to feel a false sense of security, Ingraham's framing here is reckless.
— Yashar Ali π (@yashar) April 30, 2020
Laura Ingraham is a menace and a danger to public health pic.twitter.com/2IkW33WWSg
Reported US coronavirus deaths:
— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) April 30, 2020
9 weeks ago: 0 deaths
8 weeks ago: 11 deaths
7 weeks ago: 38 deaths
6 weeks ago: 149 deaths
5 weeks ago: 938 deaths
4 weeks ago: 4,780 deaths
3 weeks ago: 14,817 deaths
2 weeks ago: 30,844 deaths
1 week ago: 46,688 deaths
Right now: 60,967 deaths
Reported US coronavirus deaths on date:
— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) April 30, 2020
Feb. 29: 1 death
Mar. 29: 2,425 deaths
Apr. 29: 60,967 deaths
This sums up... actually, the whole Trump presidency right now. pic.twitter.com/dED9Xl51nH
— Seth Abramson (@π ) (@SethAbramson) April 30, 2020
Here's a fun way to include live Memoji or Animoji as a 'teacher talk' head for instructional videos in #Quicktime Contact the team @Usingtechbetter for PL for your staff.
— Paul Hamilton (@PaulHamilton8) April 30, 2020
Full tutorial on setup and 'how-to' here. Take a look. https://t.co/m7qYahQdzT @AppleEDU #remotelearning pic.twitter.com/h8FdcyishX
Teachers, don't do this. This is terrible and easily avoided. Don't erase genocide. Your students deserve the truth and they can handle it. https://t.co/Tbm94cW2m1
— Jesse Wente (@jessewente) April 29, 2020
pretty sure 2009 Ben Shapiro and 2014 Ben Shapiro would think 2020 Ben Shapiro is full of shit pic.twitter.com/u6uCUhczbb
— shauna (@goldengateblond) April 29, 2020
