Ann Yoachim

@PutrinoLab @MountSinaiNYC @MountSinaiRehab @IcahnMountSinai With Twitter’s potential demise, any plans to migrate? Long COVID patient who follows for info and research.

With some new followers on board, I wanted to take the time to re-introduce myself to the #LongCovid community (and everyone else). I’m David Putrino: Director of Rehab Innovation at @MountSinaiNYC, Associate Prof at @MountSinaiRehab for @IcahnMountSinai 1/

@SouthwestAir ..customer service line hold now almost 2 hours, estimated wait time when I started.. 45 minutes...

@ByLukeJohnson @cabrasted Marjies (closed tonight)

New Orleans: What has been your best takeout meal lately? @cabrasted and I are going to support somewhere local tonight, but want to try something outside our usual rotation. Deadline for tonight’s meal is 20 minutes, but I will accept submissions in perpetuity

A dragon fly appears to help Jude Leonardo, 16, herd horses in Calcasieu Parish as he & his family evacuate their horses with four wheelers as Hurricane Laura approaches on Wed. The family lives 25 miles from the Gulf. Pic by Chris Granger #louisiana #hurricane #HurricaneLaura

How does Laura's 'unsurvivable' potential 20-foot storm surge compare to other Louisiana hurricanes? That and more key info: nola.com/news/hurricane… For perspective: Only 1 Louisiana hurricane in the past half-century caused a surge of more than 15 feet. It's the obvious one.

“They’re thinking Cameron parish is going to look like an extension of the Gulf of Mexico for a couple of days,” @LouisianaGov says. #lagov #lawx

Dr. Sherwood 'Woody' Gagliano, 'Paul Revere' of coastal land loss, dead at 84 -- Dr. Gagliano was the foundation of today's multi-billion-dollar coastal restoration effort nola.com/news/environme… via @nolanews

Would like to see more media coverage of the impending 'Zoom Boom' and the ability of Internet providers/systems to handle it. Lots of organizations are making decisions based on what may be optimistic assumptions.

Just out, by yours truly: the old coastal communities of eastern New Orleans, from Seabrook to the Rigolets: nola.com/entertainment_…

Nine years of research on BP spill, dispersants documents potential human health, mental health effects (Only 3 pct of published studies paid for with part of $500 m from BP looked at human health, but findings were significant) nola.com/news/environme… via @nolanews

@UrbanTheoryLab Congratulations Neil! looking forward to see what comes next!

If you thought double-consciousness was a thing for the average black American, imagine what it’s like when you’ diagnosed with a major disease. cleveland.com/opinion/2019/1…

Apothecary Gallery will host an exhibition highlighting Hispanic/ Latino roots in the Chattanooga community. For any questions or concerns please contact us at: utcapothecarygallery@gmail.com

"What do you do about a housing stock that isn't new enough, or old enough, to compete for new residents?" @TulaneArch @inakialday @AnnYoachim nola.com/news/business/…

UTC’s Apothecary Gallery is opening up a call for exhibition proposals! Shows will run through the 2019-2020 academic year. If you’ve got an idea for an exhibition, you have until September 30th to submit your written proposal. More details below:

Apparently being in an underground drainage canal for an unknown amount of time is not good for your car.

Join us for a *LIVE STREAM* as we launch our first-ever, multi-year Research Studios with a roundtable discussion, moderated by Susan Szenasy (@szenasy) of @MetropolisMag and hosted by Richard Campanella (@nolacampanella). 🎦Live Stream, 1:30-4pm, Aug. 23: facebook.com/TulaneArch

So glad Bob Marshall is writing for us now, even though his columns scare me to death. That's because he's telling the truth. Bob Marshall: Relieved about Hurricane Barry? Don't be, because this is the new normal nola.com/news/environme… via @nolanews

What if a hurricane pushed a surge up an already high Mississippi River? No one is certain. nola.com/news/environme… via @nolanews

Good news: river at Carrollton Gauge now expected to crest at 'only' 17 feet. But that's around two feet lower than previous prediction, and three feet lower than max predicated two days ago.