Chrisella Herzog

@Chrisella

Chronic workaholic & career-obsessed banshee. CEO/Founder | Co-Founder | BoD | Feminist . She/Her

Salt Lake City, UT
Joined March 2009
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    Jul 3

    I did not log onto this hell site to be called out so viciously

    I am convinced that reading books and buying books are two separate hobbies.
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    Nov 24

    Heroes in the copy department wrote this headline.

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    Nov 24

    The U.S. economy, in two charts

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    Nov 24

    The updated its mortality projection for Utah this morning — and it’s probably what you expected and feared. It predicts Covid deaths in the state will continue to climb — 330 between now and Christmas, on a path to 450 or more by the end of the year.

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    Nov 24

    The Trump Administration was a front for anti-government criminals who wanted to dismantle government as a public good while making as much profit as possible. They’re not to just leave without causing more destruction and hindering any future progress.

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    Nov 24

    NEW: Mnuchin will place the $455b in unspent Cares Act money he is taking back from the Fed into Treasury's General Fund, where his successor (Yellen) essentially cannot reach it w/o Congressional approval

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    Nov 24

    Military historian Doug Sterner with some interesting perspective on COVID-19.

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    Nov 24

    Lots of good quotes here, but this one is hitting hard: "Household gatherings would be much safer if officials put stricter limits on commercial and nonresidential activities. They are choosing not to, and then saying the fault lies with individuals."

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  9. Nov 24

    I used to like grocery shopping

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    Nov 24

    According to the NYT, Facebook knows perfectly well how to slow the spread of misinformation on its platform. It has mostly chosen not to do so because the company is run by a sociopath.

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    Nov 24

    .’s new ads about and the holidays are absolutely SAVAGE.

    Thanksgiving leftovers won't taste as good if you're on a ventilator. In fact, if you get , they probably won't taste like anything at all. Celebrate only with your household to help ensure loved ones are around to enjoy reunions in the future.
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    Nov 23

    Bruce Boynton died today. A lot of people don't know his name but he is evidence of how recent slavery was. It's SUCH a crazy, mindblowing story that's centered on a Black woman who I've argued might be the MOST important person in Civil Rights history A thread.

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    Nov 23

    I see the “our guardrails were effective” & “the system worked” takes are out. If I’m driving & by the time I get to my destination, my car lost two wheels, the engine’s smoking & every emergency light is on, I don’t think “wow the car worked!” I think “I gotta fix this asap.”

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  14. Nov 23

    Doctors are already rationing care in Utah. Every day I'm grateful my sister had her stroke before the pandemic, and I deeply fear for if she has another during it.

    That reporter deserves a medal for putting on the spot. —The numbers have not decreased and you are loosening restrictions. Our hospitals are full. Do you have any plan for when we hit 5,000/day? —Gov Herbert: No. There is no plan.
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    Nov 23

    Just coming back to this … The 2,244 cases is three below our Monday record that was two weeks ago. This is the lowest number of tests reported since Nov. 3. Our 7-day average just keeps climbing. And 30% positive is … oof. It’s the second-highest next to that Nov. 3.

    Here is the Monday Covid update from 🌡 2,244 new cases, 179,420 total 😔 4 new deaths, 797 total 🏥 545 currently hospitalized, down 11 🧪 7,462 people tested, 30% positive rate 📈 7-day avg: 3,349 cases/day, 23.6% positive rate.
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    Nov 22

    The USA COVID death toll run-rate is now *1 per minute.*

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  17. Nov 23

    Ironically, my extremely libertarian private elementary school was fanatical about Presidential Physical Fitness tests

    Anyone who endured the Presidential Fitness Test — a federal intervention to embarrass children in front of their schoolmates — without becoming a libertarian is ideologically powerful
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    Nov 23

    Not surprising to anyone who has been paying attention to the importance of leadership during a pandemic 🤯 👇🏽

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    Nov 23

    Let's just check in on the sewage detection map and OH WOW...

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    Nov 22

    "A great many Americans are concerned with fairness only when they think someone else might get something they won’t get...They are seething with resentment as they imagine a country in which we help one another. It’s appalling, that this is where we are."

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    Nov 22

    My dark horse theory for why we cannot get our act together on Covid is that diet culture has broken our brains to think we should have cheat days.

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