Ephraim Fuchs

@nntaleb Rafik Hariri, 2005

Can someone document: when was the last regicide committed by a state before this recent episode? And when was the last negociator assassinated?

@tjmcaulay The rule must be modified to state that a receiver who controls the ball AND initiates and continues a football move before taking a second step has completed the catch once the second foot touches in bounds. The receiver cannot be penalized for initiating the move early.

For the record: 1. This has been the catch rule since 2018. 2. It was designed to provide more objective criteria than the previous language. 3. It specifically made the "Dez" and "Calvin" plays completed catches. 4. I did not participation in its creation.

@tjmcaulay The problem is with the wording of the rule, which should state that “after (a) and (b) have been fulfilled, clearly INITIATES (rather than “performs”) an act common to the game.” Likely clearly performed both arm extension and defender avoidance after step 2. TOUCHDOWN!

This pass is incomplete as the current rule is written and applied. He gets control and 2 feet down for sure. *After* that, he must maintain control and he *must* perform an act common to the game *OR* have time to do so. The key word is “after”. He does not perform an act common to the game after the 2nd step. He doesn’t get an additional step down and the extension everyone is pointing out occurs *before* the 2nd step is down so it does not apply. In real time, he loses control very quickly *after* the 2nd step, so the time aspect is not met either. I would speculate the Competition Committee will look at this and discuss whether to tweak the rule to make this a catch (I think they should), but right now, this is an incomplete pass by rule.

@tjmcaulay The most reasoned analysis I have seen, but I must ask: why was Isaiah Likely extending his arms if not to avoid the opponent from knocking the ball out, and was he not performing that “football move” after his second foot was down?

@ertanbeylerbey @NPCSoftwareInc @Globalstats11 Siouxsee Sioux, of Siouxsee and the Banshees. People really should name who is pictured.

@NPCSoftwareInc @Globalstats11 Who is this?

Rating of the Best Musicians of All Time: 1.🇺🇸 Michael Jackson 2.🇺🇸 Elvis Presley 3.🇬🇧 The Beatles 4.🇺🇸 Bob Dylan 5.🇬🇧 Freddie Mercury 6.🇺🇸 Jimi Hendrix 7.🇺🇸 Stevie Wonder 8.🇺🇸 Frank Sinatra 9.🇬🇧 David Bowie 10.🇺🇸 Prince 11.🇺🇸 Madonna 12.🇺🇸 Aretha Franklin 13.🇺🇸 Ray Charles 14.🇬🇧 Paul McCartney 15.🇺🇸 Whitney Houston 16.🇬🇧 Elton John 17.🇬🇧 John Lennon 18.🇺🇸 Beyoncé 19.🇺🇸 Marvin Gaye 20.🇺🇸 Chuck Berry 21.🇺🇸 Nina Simone 22.🇺🇸 Kurt Cobain 23.🇺🇸 Johnny Cash 24.🇺🇸 James Brown 25.🇬🇧 Adele 26.🇺🇸 Tina Turner 27.🇬🇧 Eric Clapton 28.🇺🇸 Mariah Carey 29.🇺🇸 Bruce Springsteen 30.🇺🇸 Janis Joplin 31.🇯🇲 Bob Marley 32.🇬🇧 George Harrison 33.🇺🇸 Buddy Holly 34.🇺🇸 Eminem 35.🇺🇸 Patti Smith 36.🇺🇸 Louis Armstrong 37.🇺🇸 Otis Redding 38.🇺🇸 B.B. King 39.🇺🇸 Stevie Nicks 40.🇬🇧 Johnny Marr 41.🇺🇸 John Coltrane 42.🇺🇸 Ella Fitzgerald 43.🇺🇸 Billy Joel 44.🇺🇸 James Taylor 45.🇺🇸 Carole King 46.🇮🇹 Luciano Pavarotti 47.🇺🇸 Patsy Cline 48.🇺🇸 Roy Orbison 49.🇬🇧 Amy Winehouse 50.🇺🇸 Tupac Shakur These musicians are known for their innovation, their ability to inspire, and their contributions to music across various genres. This list spans several decades and musical styles, reflecting the broad impact these artists have had globally. Sources: 1. Rolling Stone Magazine 2. Billboard - Provides charts and statistics based on music sales, streaming, and other metrics that influence the perception of greatness in the music industry. 3. NME (New Musical Express) 4. BBC Music 5. The Guardian

@atty1chgo @SVG__Collection Joe Zawinul is correct! On one video he uses his right hand on a keyboard that descends the scale from left to right and his left hand on a keyboard that goes up from left to right.

Who is the coolest musician of all time?

@jeffskoll Don’t know the details of your case, but have you heard about Breyanzi CAR T cells or allogeneic stem cell transplant? Either is potentially curative.

Hi Folks, I have been largely silent on X since April, when I last saw my oncologist in Europe. My family and friends know that I have been dealing with a severe EBV infection for some years. It has now turned into CLL (lymphoma/leukemia). There is no effective treatment for this in the US, though I’ve been working with experts and AI. There seem to be some with promise but they are still in FDA trials. The treatments in April have left me largely dysfunctional. But without treatment, life expectancy is not long, months, maybe a few years. Doing the best I can.

@SVG__Collection Beethoven bridged classical (Viennese) and romantic music. Just sayin’

What’s a band or artist who had multiple “eras” that were all successful?

@jkagan1 On a more supportive note, the danger model of immunity was conceived of at the NIH and funded entirely by the NIH.

@EphraimFuchs No. But NIH funded Arlene Sharpe, Gordon Freeman, Jim Allison, and numerous others, who along with Honjo, set off the checkpoint inhibitor revolution. hms.harvard.edu/news/warren-al…

This is a list of blockbuster drugs in 2024. Guess how many can trace their origins to NIH funded research? All of them.

@Yuri_Ravens This year the Ravens score 35 PPG in their victories versus 20 PPG in their defeats. They give up something like 23 PPG in their victories and 24 PPG in their defeats. So you can see that when they lose it is because their offense fails, namely the O-line.

It’s not his fault the kicker can’t make a damn field goal or the defense was a runway for 9 weeks. Or the o line got absolutely dominated vs the raiders. Or Kyle Hamilton dropped a pick.

Alright man. Enough is enough. Some of you guys are fucking ridiculous. Lamar isn’t a robot, he isn’t going to make the correct read on every play and hit every throw. It went from Lamar needs to hit the check downs , to he shouldn’t throw to Nelly because he can’t make the catch, to why is he pre determined to throw to the open wide receiver. He has 37 touchdowns and 3 freaking interceptions. He pushes the ball down the field unlike any qb and can layer any throw over the middle. He makes the offense correct more times often than not because he evades pressure, reads the defense pre snap like no other and extends plays. Some of the commentary is aids around him.

@hooperspalace @_MLFootball What about Neon Deion?

@_MLFootball Ray Lewis in Baltimore is a wrap

IF YOU CAN ADD ONE OF YOUR TEAMS FORMER PLAYERS IN THEIR PRIME FOR THE STRETCH RUN OF THE SEASON WHO WOULD IT BE:

@VPrasadMDMPH I developed post-transplantation cyclophosphamide by pipetting. You?

It's really sad that so many young people who want to go into medicine get tricked into working for pipetting laboratories. Then we make them lie and say they enjoyed the pointless hazing that has nothing to do with clinical medicine.

2/ I am keeping him anonymous because I sort of feel pity for him, as if I were responsible for his problems.

@ZackAttackP1 Chicago’s first two albums were classics, and Terry Kath was one of the greatest blues rock guitarists of all time.

What music opinion do you have that would put you in this position?

@drjgauthier @AppleNews @sghmd My slogan is Make Allogeneics Great Again!

Post-transplant Cy made the @AppleNews headlines today! apple.news/nowPlaying/A3Y… @EphraimFuchs @sghmd

@GvHD_Meade @DavidSteensma @TheAtlantic @CIBMTR @ASH_hematology You’re biased!

@DavidSteensma @TheAtlantic @CIBMTR @ASH_hematology #PTCyRules #PTCy it is just the major advance in BMT this century.

Not often that we see cyclophosphamide and haploidentical hematopoietic cell transplantation as the focus of a feature article in a mainstream magazine. Nice write-up in @TheAtlantic: @CIBMTR @ASH_hematology theatlantic.com/health/archive…

@DavidSteensma @TheAtlantic @CIBMTR @ASH_hematology I emphasized to Ms. Zhang, and I cannot emphasize enough here the contributions of Hisanori Mayumi and Kunisuke Himeno at Kyushu University in the 1980s. Without them, no PTCy!

@TimClayton1 @JVMonte2 Who was better in your opinion?

@JVMonte2 My very first concert set a very high bar: Jimi Hendrix, with some group called Chicago Transit Authority opening

What’s the first concert that blew you away?

@GvHD_Meade @hopkinskimmel I’m older. 25 years ago it was mocked by reviewers of an NCI Program Project Grant application. Luckily, it eventually was funded, and the rest is history.

I am getting old... a decade ago #PTCy was an exotic recipe exclusively used by @hopkinskimmel and few other centres. Today at #Tandem24 there is no BMT presentation not using it! #PTCyRules #ChangingTheWorld