A paper in the British Medical Journal, probing the details of how much physical distance is appropriate to minimize the chances of infection, introduces a simple graphic that provides a quick read on the risk across a number of dimensions. … Continue reading →
My son and his wife are new owners of a charming, magical cabin. It’s located on the shore of an utterly serene lake about 40 minutes from Ely. My son will be heading there with his three kids — my … Continue reading →
A week ago the only news that mattered was about the pandemic. Coronavirus comprised the bulk of my waking thought and almost all of the media I consumed; I’m sure the same was true for many of us. Then the … Continue reading →
This is a short film (3:20) co-directed by Jacob Jonas and Ivan Cash and scored by Steve Hackman. It melds together intimate, self-filmed clips by people from 30 countries as they isolate from the virus, intercut with musicians performing from … Continue reading →
You may have seen tape used to mark out how far people in line should stand from one another, in public places that are still open here — supermarkets or drug stores. Singapore shows what we might see here much … Continue reading →
