#Individuals

Gerry Conway Wears A Mask Because He Cares

gerryconway

In the late 1970s, early 1980s, before the evidence of policy failure was incontrovertible, I embraced many of what were then bold ideas from the conservative movement. I read “Commentary,”

hclaytonwright

HClaytonWright

Thread: Episode 2 of It’s a Sin by the phenomenal @russelldavies63 on @Channel4 this evening and you may have spotted yours truly making a little cameo!The show is a triumph,

Lewisham Local

lewishamlocal

THREAD This morning, we at Lewisham Local launched our BAME Resource Page This page is intended as a directory for both individuals looking to support themselves and organisations looking to

Jay R Roszman

jrroszman

The things one stumbles upon reading newspapers. Away from my office, I don't know whether account of a Repeal meeting I've read has been specifically covered by all of O'Connell's

Guy Hamilton-Smith

G_Padraic

So I'll probably regret this, but here goes: I was convicted of a similar crime to Nesset's, 14 years ago. I've done a lot of writing about it, and have

Chris Bing

Bing_Chris

NEW >>> Exclusive: Suspected Chinese hackers used SolarWinds bug to spy on U.S. payroll agencyhttps://reut.rs/3pIC5WB 1. The software flaw ( known as SUPERNOVA) exploited by the suspected Chinese group is

Alan Berube

berubea1

Today marks the end of four long years for many Americans who have been angered and ashamed at what the outgoing administration did to this country. (1/21) It’s been difficult

Aaron Richterman, MD

AaronRichterman

Thankful to Singapore for surveillance systems that allow for the detailed studies required to truly assess the relative transmission risk of asymptomatic vs symptomatic cov-2 , which they find to

Akiva Cohen

AkivaMCohen

Let's talk about the #Founders for a second, shall we? Yeah, this is sparked by Ben Shapiro's outrage that 39% of Black people would classify them as villains.Me? I don't.

Adam Kucharski

AdamJKucharski

Recent estimates (including our analysis led by @timwrussell: https://www.eurosurveillance.org/content/10.2807/1560-7917.ES.2020.25.12.2000256) have suggested 0.5–1% of COVID-19 infections may potentially be fatal overall. Some have inter

Megan

FavColour_Green

This glamourous beast is my new hedge nursery! I collect seeds from local trees, grow new hedge plants.They are free!No transport, so reduced risk of diseaseLocally suitedMost importantly: They retain

Francis Hoar

Francis_Hoar

Ed is an interesting, insightful and usually perceptive writer but he has completely failed to understand that the dystopian - and entirely unprecedented and ahistorical - reaction to this virus

The Sp⚽️rts Physio

AdamMeakins

Right then... I’m not one for many gadgets or gimmicks in clinic but there is NO denying that dynamometers are a VERY useful clinical tool and NOT just for athletes!All

dasPost-CV

dasvee

Three ways of visualising what is happening to our country:1.The Overton window.Brexit was sold on the basis that "nothing would change" "Only a madman would suggest leaving the single market",

this is a bug ↓

crevicedwelling

I thought I’d do a quick guide to understanding how Coturnix quail talk. they’re generally very quiet birds, but knowing their sounds can be helpful! at their calmest while foraging

Joe Bassey

Joe__Bassey

Ancient Civilization occurred in Africa has some evidence shows that the first human civilization to use tools actually came from Africa over 2.5 million years ago.Ancient African tools continue to

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