To those protesting sheltering at home...

Amazing Cough simulation from @HexagonMI - Check out difference depending on how you behave- Keep social distancing! pic.twitter.com/HMB77vrfwc

— Ola Rollén (@OlaRollen) April 18, 2020

Brooklyn Nurse Calls Herself 'Unwilling Martyr' And Not A COVID-19 Hero

wtf, What kind of gangster abuse is going on over PPEs??!!!

The chief executive of a MA hospital, outbid for PPE by the feds multiple times, cut a deal, paid extra, hired the trucks — and then was interrogated by the FBI and had to get his Congressperson to intervene to keep DHS from heisting the shipment.https://t.co/zsgCjNOZ0N pic.twitter.com/Wgcf5u0WCY
— Maryn McKenna (@marynmck) April 18, 2020

French Nobel Prize winner, co-discoverer of AIDS virus, says the Wuhan virus is the result of a lab accident: “the characteristics of the new #Coronavirus could not have risen naturally.”

https://t.co/5dFxh4MeQL
— Coronavirus Updates - Alexander Higgins (@kr3at) April 18, 2020

>>> According to the Nobel Prize winner in Medicine, a man used to controversy, the SARS-CoV-2 virus is the result of an attempt to manufacture a vaccine against the AIDS virus, Agence France Presse reported. Montagnier says the presence of elements of HIV in the genome of the new virus and even elements of the “germ of malaria” are highly suspect, the report said. Interviewed on the French CNews channel, he said the characteristics of the new coronavirus could not have arisen naturally. The “industrial” accident was said to have taken place in the Wuhan National Biosafety Laboratory, he added.

Fascinating to learn about these marvelous melons in Japan

Japanese melons come at a high price and this is why pic.twitter.com/k43MC4zZqm
— Business Insider (@businessinsider) April 18, 2020

tee hee

a significant visual

One person can break a chain of #COVID19 infection. Help protect your family and community. Stay home. Wash your hands. When out for essential trips, wear a cloth face covering, and keep at least 6 feet of distance between yourself and others. https://t.co/3hfmsY71WY pic.twitter.com/7m2cVQodpl
— CDC (@CDCgov) April 14, 2020

Ooh, I love this

London Symphony Orchestra - Visualizing Motion and Music

Lovely mood for all.😍🐯🐾 pic.twitter.com/4UwbFnaEcS
— Andrei (@AndreiAndrei63) April 14, 2020

uh oh

Experiment shows #COVID19 can survive long exposure to high temperatures#Coronavirus #CoronavirusPandemic https://t.co/22WY8ilayC
— Sputnik (@SputnikInt) April 15, 2020

yikes

A team of French scientists assert the COVID-19 novel coronavirus has to be exposed to temperatures almost at the boiling point of water to kill the virus and ensure no functioning virions remain.

Previous theories about warmer weather kicking the novel coronavirus to the curb have been further discredited after the Saturday publication of the French research paper “Evaluation of heating and chemical protocols for inactivating SARS-CoV-2” on bioRxiv.

Within the paper, Professor Remi Charrel and colleagues from southern France’s Aix-Marseille University detailed that the novel coronavirus can be heated to 60 degrees Celsius for an entire hour and still have some surviving strains replicate afterward.

how beautiful

I was trying hard not to laugh when this Red-winged Blackbird was making a mess. He is making those suet balls explode and throwing food everywhere! He pauses when he hears an upset call (either from a Chickadee or Tuftie, maybe stunned by his eating manners.) pic.twitter.com/Sfr95z7LEl
— Jocelyn Anderson Photography (@JocAPhotography) April 14, 2020

huh
An Animated Chart Of The Biggest Fast Food Franchises In The World In The Past 50 Years

Good resume advice

A resume should be written more like a brochure than a list of technical achievements pic.twitter.com/PPw8ZJoXmd
— Business Insider (@businessinsider) April 15, 2020