None of which can help you against COVID-19.
Please consult a physician and wash.
Immune system boosters:
Elderberry
Goldenseal
Echinacea
Mullein
Black seed oil
Ginger
Garlic
Turmeric
Onion
Cayenne
Seamoss
Bladderwhack
Sea kelp
Ashwagandha
Reishi
Clov...
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WHO Director Tedros gives an exclusive and explicit thank you to midwifes and nurses! (watching the press conference)
literally the people who are the frontlines right now tbh
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Since we're all gonna be working from home for a while, including those of us who do talks at conferences, here are some tips and tricks for giving a high quality talk or workshop remotely! https://youtu.be/yNzU-TPdxR4
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Seriously. The trump administration is breaking precedent to deny states from using Medicaid more freely to respond to the coronavirus crisis. Being cruel is actually the goal here. latimes.com/politics/story…
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I’m going to head out for a moment and buy some supplies.
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Since we're all gonna be working from home for a while, including those of us who do talks at conferences, here are some tips and tricks for giving a high quality talk or workshop remotely! youtu.be/yNzU-TPdxR4
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Trying to figure out what gear you need to do remote presentations when trapped in your house? @aaronpk who gives talks nearly daily as his job, walks you through all the gear needed to give a GOOD talk through the internet youtube.com/watch?v=yNzU-T…
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Poetry
allows my
scar tissue
to breath
Whispers
slicing wounds
with a need
to always
bleed
#smallpoems
#poetry
#writingcommunity (quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/s/1Zh2bo)
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allows my
scar tissue
to breath
Whispers
slicing wounds
with a need
to always
bleed
#smallpoems
#poetry
#writingcommunity
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yerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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If you are still going out and about, thinking this is a “just a bad flu”, please read this story (no paywall if you register): nytimes.com/interactive/20…
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Now that we live in a world where even our pandemics are made in China, perhaps after all this we need to re-evaluate whether it's a good idea to be so materially reliant on a totalitarian regime.
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Message matters more than mode. Pedagogy outperforms presentation, For all k12 schools going online in urban or rural areas facing equity issues we can teach effectively through email or SMS using @remindhq #edchat #edtechchat #covid19
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While not "officially", for all practical purposes my day job's offices has shut down because of #coronavirus. Just finished our first standup over VC - my team appearing in little windows like The Brady Bunch. If this is the new normal, I think we can deal.
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🏙🌴 Yesterday’s birthday started in extra darkness, from a combination of Daylight Savings Time and the @Nov_Project_SF early gang start time; the Alta Plaza park steps lit mostly by my headlamp(2). Only near the end of the normal time workout did the sky start to light up, the usual dawn color gradients obscured by clouds, leaving only hints of the beautiful blue yellow orange sky(3).
Even after the workout the sun was nowhere to be seen, only indirectly present through a gradually brightening sky, and a few distant streaks of orange on the horizon(1).
I brought my own lights, a personal tradition when my birthday falls on an #NPSF workout day. Grateful for this community and the friends I’ve made here.
We had breakfast at Jane on Fillmore after, I tried their blueberry creamcheese brioche in addition to my usual egg-white breakfast sandwich with extra cheddar.
Took the day off from work as we are encouraged to do. Spent it mostly quietly, explored the new Devil’s Teeth Bakery which was open til 19:00 yet stopped making breakfast sandwiches at 15:45. Ran a few errands, picking up supplies, tools, and sushi for dinner.
Went home, called my parents, caught up and reflected on many things. Ate some soup and my sushi dinner, social distancing in preparation for my race this weekend.
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A Micropub client idea: Liveblogging!
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"text": "Every four months or so I go through and tidy up many of my feeds. Invariably a dozen or so feeds die out, but I\u2019m noticing a recurring quirk. Most of them are within my IndieWeb folder!\nA lot of the changes seem to be related to people who are shifting from one shiny toy or project to another. They all seem to say something like:\n\nHey Mom! Look at my fancy new static site that builds in 0.001 seconds!\n\nCan you believe what Drupal supports in the IndieWeb now? See ya!\u00a0\n\nI\u2019ve moved back to good ol\u2019 WordPress. Ahhh\u2026\n\nMicro.blog is awesome and requires such little maintenance. I migrated\u2026 while on vacation\u2026 in the wilderness\u2026 from my cell phone!!!\n\nWheee!\n\nThey\u2019re often redirecting all their old URLs to the new site, but the one URL they commonly neglect is to create a redirect for their primary RSS, Atom, JSON or other feeds to their new feed structure. This means that the feed goes dead, and I (and others) have to notice it, then revive it. For some who simply have h-feed structures on their home page things may continue apace, particularly for the Microsub readers out there, though I haven\u2019t been using those for as long to see as many issues.\nWhy are you doing all that work and making your followers do the extra manual work to go back and resubscribe?! Over the past four or five years there have been fifty or more people I\u2019ve seen do this dance (some multiple times and even a few every 4 months or so). I totally get why they do it (because why not?!) But there should be a better way of keeping track of our major URLs and redirecting them properly.\nFrom a continuity or even business perspective, this could be an even bigger thing as sites will likely spend a lot of time building an audience and could potentially throw it all away with the flip of a switch. I\u2019ll be the first to admit that most of these people may not have a lot of people following them via RSS or similar means, but still?! It seems like at least once a week there\u2019s some big newspaper, magazine, or corporate site I want to follow and I have to complain about finding their feeds. Why would you want to start all over again?\u00a0\nIf a social media framing is easier for some, it\u2019s the equivalent of changing your Twitter handle for your account with a hundred thousand followers to something new with no followers instead of creating a dummy account and swapping the usernames so you can have the new name, but keep all your followers.\nThere are also a few serial bloggers/writers who will start up a project for 3-6 months and build a following only to shut things down though they\u2019ll keep the domain name. Why not redirect that primary domain to one of their other or newer projects and redirect those feeds as well? You\u2019ve spent the time building an audience, why wouldn\u2019t you want to keep it? Am I missing something fundamental here?\nWe often say, own your online identity, own your domain, and own your data. Perhaps we need to remember to also \u201cown\u201d our friends, family, followers, our community, or more broadly our audience?\nUntil then, I\u2019m still flailing away out here. Manually changing your feeds in my reader\u2026",
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