Ariel Edwards-Levy

@aedwardslevy.bsky.social

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Polling editor at CNN, keeping (cross)tabs on public opinion and the news. I like puns.

Do you think Iran or the US has the upper hand in the negotiations or not?
Taylor Farms has been involved in previous food-borne illness outbreaks, including a cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to salad mix that sickened hundreds in 2013. Health officials considered the supplier the likely source of an E. coli outbreak linked to onions served at McDonald’s in 2024 that resulted in 104 illnesses, 34 hospitalizations and one death. The Washington Post was first to report the connection between Taylor Farms and the outbreak. Once they are infected, it can take days to weeks for people to develop symptoms. The main symptom is frequent, watery diarrhea. A loss of appetite, cramping, bloating, gas, nausea, fatigue and weight loss can also occur. Though the illness rarely causes serious complications, its symptoms can sometimes linger for a month or more if untreated. Antibiotics are the main treatment.
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What is your favorite variety of apple?...Granny Smith/Green, Red Delicious, Honeycrisp, Fuji, Gala, Golden Delicious, McIntosh Survey by CBS News. Conducted by Social Science Research Solutions (SSRS). Interview Dates: 10/13/2017 - 10/17/2017 Country(ies): United States Select Result Do you often, sometimes, occasionally, or never eat delicious food or drink liquor when you are tired of working, studying, or doing household chores and need to rejuvenate? Survey by NHK BROADCASTING CULTURE RESEARCH INSTITUTE. Interview Dates: 03/09/1997 - 03/14/1997 Country(ies): Japan Select Result Which of the following do you think best describes the meaning of the foreign word "gourmet"? Choose one from the list. Survey by NHK BROADCASTING CULTURE RESEARCH INSTITUTE. Interview Dates: 03/09/1995 - 03/26/1995 Country(ies): Japan Select Result The last time you ate Japanese food (specifically sushi, tempura, sukiyaki, or yakitori), did you eat it out of curiosity, because it's healthy, it's inexpensive, it's handy, it's delicious, or what? Survey by Asahi Shimbun. Conducted by Louis Harris & Associates. Interview Dates: 10/13/1986 - 10/28/1986
someone is being tedious in the mentions again
Ariel Edwards-Levy @aedwardslevy Internal polling memo to Caesar, 49 BCE: -Our LV model puts your support at 55% -Our LVI model puts your support at 56% -Our LVII model Aug 18, 2016 · 9:13 PM UTC
The winners will next face Argentina in Kansas City, with Norway or England waiting beyond that.
The Rank Prizes comprise the Rank Prize for Optoelectronics and the Rank Prize for Nutrition. The prizes recognise, reward and encourage researchers working in the respective fields of optoelectronics and nutrition.[1] The prizes are funded by the charity Rank Prize, which was endowed by the industrialist, philanthropist and founder of the Rank Organisation, J. Arthur Rank and his wife Nell, via the Rank Foundation on 16 February 1972, not long before Arthur's death. Two Funds, the Human and Animal Nutrition and Crop Husbandry Fund and the Optoelectronics Fund, support sciences which reflect Rank's business interests through his "connection with the flour-milling and cinema and electronics industries", and which Rank believed would be of great benefit to humanity.
Men still keep on marching off to war Electrically they keep a baseball score
Statistics or data science? As in 2020, three-quarters of those in statistics or data science prefer to be known professionally as a statistician, compared with just 5 percent who prefer to be known as a data scientist. It makes no difference to 14 percent, and 5 percent prefer to be known professionally as some other title.
Dan Sullivan campaign/Dan Sullivan campaign
15% One automobile 15% One vacation a year 47% A house you own 12% Steaks and roast beef whenever you want it 16% A color TV (television) set 8% Two automobiles 16% A trip across the country 5% The best stereo equipment 15% Air conditioning throughout your home 11% Several vacations a year 47% Sending all your children through college 8% Enough money to go out for entertainment regardless of cost whenever you want to 6% Going out for entertainment once a week regardless of cost 1% Enough money to buy the best wines and liquors 2% A fur coat (for your wife) 4% A small power or sail boat 16% A trip to Europe 3% A maid or cleaning woman 10% A second house for the summer 1% An expensive fur coat (for your wife) 3% A custom-made wardrobe 2% An art collection 6% A swimming pool 3% An expensive foreign car 1% A cook 1% A fully stocked wine cellar with the best wines and liquors 2% A power cruiser 6% Not sure
11% Unsuccessful in keeping cool 9% Cooling beverages, iced drinks, beer, warm drinks 8% Cool clothing, dress sensibly, wear little clothing 11% Water cooling--swimming, showers, cold baths, hose 27% Cool location, stay in shade, avoid sun, find cool spot, get away from city 3% Air conditioning, in bar, movie 22% Relaxation, take it easy, keep quiet, do as little as possible 14% Don't think about it, keep occupied, work 3% Eat less, summer diet, drink less * Miscellaneous 6% Don't know/No answer
Q4 Willingness to Help Collect Data How likely would you be to participate in helping researchers collect or analyze data? 44% very likely 38% somewhat likely 14% unsure 2% somewhat unlikely 3% very unlikely
Stay dry with Free Pita Chips
Give your huddle a vibe Ease into some smooth collaboration with a Miles Davis tune, background, or effect.
A screenshot of a website The world "methodology" is followed by a shot of the new BTS Oreos (they are purple)
It's a reply guy situation, you're probably better off not being subjected to it
NEW Picnic Bowl There's a photo of the titular picnic bowl, and then a long list of salad ingredients
Duller than pablo
The dog is mine K-OS
There's some sort of incredibly tortured joke about potential mode effect on polls about belief in aliens that ends with the punchline "ET phone homes"
Typology groups differ both in political engagement and in skepticism of elected officials
SUMMER TODAY. GONE TOMORROW. The Summer Menu Order now
Charlie Chaplin’s immense popularity in the mid-teens was coined “Chaplinitis” in the press. Film critic David Robinson described the phenomenon in his definitive Chaplin: His Life and Art: “Costume balls were in great vogue in 1917 but magazine writers constantly complained that they were spoiled because most of the girls came as Annette Kellerman, the swimming star, and nine out of ten men came as Charlie Chaplin."
He fired off an interdepartmental memo where his deep irk would be memorialized
Sign reading "Be careful around the barricades"
FINCOMFORT. For each of the following, please say whether it's something (you could comfortably afford), something you could afford in a pinch or something (you could not afford). Paying $1,000 for an emergency expense Could comfortably afford 34% Could afford in a pinch 31% Could not afford 35%
Table: In the last week, was there anything you decided not to purchase because it was too expensive? 40% say yes, with the most common answers including food/groceries, clothing/personal items and car expenses.
Toplines: For each of the following, please say whether it's something (you could comfortably afford), something you could afford in a pinch or something (you could not afford) About one-third say they could afford a nice dinner or saving money for the future, but only in a pinch.
Chart: Americans on their financial future: 'uncertainty' and 'stress' Percentage of Americans who said the following words described what they feel when they think about their financial future Uncertainty 54% Stress 45% Hope 39% Security 30% Dread 19% Pride 15%