Kevin

@CBSScottWhite Wow. What did you do to make the improvement?

A year ago, my LDL came in at 126, and I realized I couldn't eat like I was 17 anymore. Today, it came in at 76. I think I'll have a bowl of ice cream.

@jowrotethis I can’t believe I missed this.

Sold out in a day. Y’all really are the best.

@BenjySarlin @joshhart I heard one in Takoma Park today

Already up to a half-dozen “Knicks in 4’s!” in @joshhart’s Silver Spring today

@aseitzwald @DavidWright_7 South Paris, Maine?

@DavidWright_7 Close. That’s Paris, Maine.

Brunswick, Maine

@VanLathan It sure feels that way. Or a time travel device.

so is Alex an Ai?

@Ihartitz @lindseyyok @HaydenWinks @UDFootballShow I thought this was going to be about Mitchell going to the Chargers.

@HaydenWinks @UDFootballShow Sir there’s a second Achane

The NFL RB community has two Achanes?!?!

@bykevinclark Please come to the Ravens. Although he probably isn’t happy with them for firing Harbaugh which pushed him out of Miami.

Mike McDaniel is the best OC to be available in many, many years. Blank check territory if you have a decent QB.

@theStevenRuiz As a fan of the Ravens this is so depressing.

Yeah it should be his by a unanimous vote at this point

@DianteLeeFB Especially Malik Nabers

Every NFL player should be losing their minds

@WeatherNation Sure thing

@klekner78 Great shot of the waves yesterday! Did you take this video? If so, may WeatherNation share your video online/on-air with credit given to you?

Share your beach scenes with us today if you're along the Mid-Atlantic Coast (assuming you can safely do so).

@g_vinick_abc @capitalweather Sure

@klekner78 @capitalweather Hey Kevin, nice capture and hope you're staying safe. Do you mind DMing me? Thank you @klekner78

@jowrotethis Yes. There is no game that could be more made for the Ringerverse.

Should I play Clair Obscur?

@vountee @YardsPerGretch @DannyBKelly you are probably going to get tagged a million times with this one.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba trying to clear the air on the Shane Waldron clip just to do it again lmfao

@AshleyRParker Have you tried EPAT? It really helped me.

Dear Plantar Fasciitis: Between acupuncture and therapy and the chiropractor, I don’t have time for you. Sincerely, My Body 🦶

@BenjaminSolak Was it the right call to go for two the first time?

The Ravens' two targets on their two 2-pt attempts. Just brutal stuff.

@Danny_Heifetz Malik Nabers is something at least.

This was cathartic

@DKThomp Great article. Just got tickets to the upcoming Plain English podcast taping. Can’t wait.

Here is a gift link to the full article. I would be honored if you read it, and even more honored if you shared it. theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…

ICYMI: My latest is a long piece on the historic rise in social isolation in America. Here are the 10 most important, depressing, or just mind-blowing statistics I found in my reporting. ON SOCIAL ISOLATION 1. Men who watch television now spend 7 hours in front of the TV for every 1 hour they spend hanging out with somebody outside their home. 2. The typical female pet owner spends more time actively engaged with her pet than she spends in face-to-face contact with friends of her own species. 3. From the late 1970s to the late 1990s, the frequency of hosting friends for parties, games, dinners, and so on declined by 45%, according to Robert Putnam. Then it got worse. Between the early 2000s and the latest data, the average amount of time that Americans spent hosting or attending social events declined another 32%. ON ALONENESS AND HAPPINESS 4. A 5-percentage-point increase in alone time is associated with about the same decline in life satisfaction as was a 10% lower household income. ON TV 5. From 1965 to 1995, the typical adult gained 6 weekly hours in leisure time. They funneled almost all of it into one activitiy: watching TV. 6. In 1970, just 6 percent of sixth graders had a TV set in their bedroom; in 1999, that proportion had grown to 77 percent. ON TEENS 7. The share of boys and girls who say they meet up with friends almost daily outside school hours has declined by nearly 50 percent since the early 1990s. ON 'HOMEBOUND' LIFE 8. According to Princeton's Patrick Sharkey, today's adults spend an additional 99 minutes inside their homes on any given day, compared with 2003. 9. The share of U.S. adults having dinner or drinks with friends outside the home on any given night has declined by more than 30% in the past 20 years. ON RESTAURANTS 10. I think of restaurants as the ultimate "social" business. But today, just one-quarter of restaurant traffic is "on-premises"—that is, sitting, ordering, talking with people at a table. With the rise and rise of delivery 74% of all restaurant traffic now comes from “off premises” customers—takeout and delivery. And according to data gathered by OpenTable, solo dining has increased by 29% in just the past two years. The top reason given? The need for more “me time.” *** All of these statistics were checked by our sensational fact-checking department. I provided evidence to them and am happy to provide evidence to others, on request, who have questions about the data or just want to go deeper. ***

@Ihartitz @MBFantasyLife Oh man this is painful to look at. I lost my playoff game because Pitts caused an interception for my number two QB and my number one QB, Mahomes, had multiple touchdowns dropped.

Week 16 Sheesh Report! -Xavier Worthy was (again) so close to a huge game -Woulda been a lot cooler if DeVonta Smith caught that likely TD in the 4th quarter -Anthony Richardson got robbed of another rush TD -MORE beyond-the-box-score moments Sheesh: fantasylife.com/articles/fanta…

@MattWaldman That “interception” cost me my fantasy playoff game.

Michael Penix, Jr. INT Otherwise known as Kyle Pitts playing Santa in the red zone. #RiseUp