I was that kid. Blanket or running out of the room.

Is this only for Americans? Or are you interested licensed/registered clinicians from other countries (with different designations)

Yep. There’s 3 NWSL friendlies today and only Utah/San Diego will be streamed.

Apparently it’s on YouTube too!

I’m not usually a YouTube person (I like my internet to use open standards), but I might have to watch an episode now, because that sounds lovely.

Thank **you** for putting this into the world! (And for going on the Incomparable game show where I heard about it).

100% he’s great too, but it’s shocking how conversational and creative she’s able to be while talking about concepts that could get so bogged down by complexity. It feels like she’s doing a magic trick, somehow. Transmuting impenetrable mathematics into a beautiful story.

I expect that if you cross the longest unprotected border in the world that you are not dead after your interaction with cops.

We are SO FUCKED if this is what passes for journalism right now. No "other side" comments from human rights groups, migrant justice orgs. Nothing to give them humanity. One of them died and we're like ... well, he did a border incursion, what do you expect?

The second, a CTV journalist used terms like the family was "handed over" to CBSA. A family, ill dressed for the cold, including 5 kids (who they call "youths" rather than children) and just passed from one group's hands to another like some merchandise would be.

There is so little humanity in these stories. In the first case, we are told that cops chased a guy down, threw out something like a spike belt, the guy fled on foot and then ... shot himself.

Does that seem like a reasonable explanation of events? It's sole-sourced from the cops, of course.