Podcast appearances and mentions of ryan imgrund

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We cover a lot in this episode. Including: The Rolling Thunder rally in Ottawa, The White House Correspondents Dinner, Ryan Imgrund blocked Scott, Bill Gates says the worst is yet to come, and Ontario Liberals promise $1 a ride transit.  Also: It's National Brothers & Sisters Day, The NHL playoffs begin tonight in Toronto, The right age to start social media, Snapchat is selling a drone, AirBNB's new work from anywhere policy, Bill Murray apologizes, Packing for a trip, and more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Biostatistician Ryan Imgrund drops in to take about the removal of #Mask/#Vaccine #mandates across Canada. Are we in the clear? Death? Serious events? A new report says @Ontario's government basically stole 5.5 billion in federal covid relief $. Instead of spending that money to save your relatives, he kept it to fund his re-election. Nice guy. The Christian crowdfunding shit birds #GiveSendGo are currently testifying before a Canadian committee and their leader is a total freak. We have a quick breakdown of who donated, and from where (not Canada). #Ukraine is fighting back and #Russia is relentlessly bombing civilian areas looking to ERASE the Ukrainian people and the videos are terrifying. #CyberWarfare with mega hacker Rob Rodgers, he also dishes on who started Qanon. The answer will SHOCK you.

#DougFord's buddy negotiated with the #FluTruxKlan and if this story is true, more than his job as premier is in jeopardy. #Ryan Imgrund stops down to break down the science as to if we are ready to lift restrictions #OttawaPolice are handing out notices to protestors to clear out in 48 hours or less. They plan on #Holding the line so this should be interesting! #How to Identify Russian bots and Alt-right troll accounts. A walkthrough. #FiresideChat with antivaxxers People running away from COVID, Bondzee explains

"Blackballed welcomes two guests today. First, PPC leader Maxime Bernier will join us to talk about the convoy and his lawsuit against the Trudeau Government. Our second guest is biostatistician Ryan Imgrund who will give us the latest data on COVID infections, as well as his predictions for the immediate future.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

#RYANIMGRUND, biostatistician has HOT FACTS on the Omicron surge, school closings, and what's in store for your child when #Doug#Ford decides to send them back into the unvaccinated pit. #TARAHENLEY quit MSM and wrote the "F*** YOU letter to her corrupt employer. Is MSM dead??

#Omicron is fisting planet earth. How bad is this new variant? What does this mean to a #vaccinated person? Biostatistician Ryan Imgrund joins us to make sense of all this shit. #lu is back and she wants to talk about Polyamory. To be fair, Dean had a dream he was living with Lu and her wife and it's worth a conversation. #TimBiebs merch is being sold for THOUSANDS in the states. Like, THOUSANDS. For an empty donut box. Legit. #VAXXPASSES was used by the boys at a Danko Jones show and Dean is convinced that the only problem with this VAXXPASS is on Twitter. #You can now get wasted IN a 7-11 in Alberta See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

-@imgrund joins us to break down the new VERY contagious Omicron variant, how we can stop the spread and what we know The Maple Syrup Cartel Strikes Again! Lindley is alive and well and takes us through his traumatic past week Mark Slapinski update, we believe he is a Russian asset ( seriously ) Brought to you by https://www.edsfineimports.com/ and his GITCH. Use promo code GITCH 3 for your free pair of GITCH. www.DMNTN.com DMNTN.com is AI for content producers. It's free to try and you're dumb if you don't use it. www.easyautofinancial.ca. These cats get you free financing for vehicle purchases and they are masters of credit. They make everything easy when buying a car. It's turn-key and there's no obligation! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Biostats legend Ryan #Imgrund stops by to talk about what it's like to have mainstream media dump all over him and his profession after helping them write articles for the past 2 years. #DougFord is untouchable thanks to his relationship with The Sun and #Bell #Twitter fighting 101 How to stay sane when Twitter wants to fight? Drake is in a pile of trouble for playing while kids died at the Astroworld show LA had a rally for guys with small penises. The guys talk about penis shaming and how awesome it is for guys with normal-sized wieners See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is Covid over in Ontario? Biostats legend Ryna Imgrund helps us break down the numbers Canada is SCORCHING antivax earth and it's a beautiful thing Math teacher who hates indigenous people needs a new gig See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today: Biostatistician Ryan Imgrund is back on After 9 to talk about the controversy over Scott's Tweet from yesterday. Also: The Queen has been advised to cut down on the booze, A love story from Florida, Cuffing season is upon us, Bill Clinton is in hospital, and ... a brand new After 9 contest. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Toronto Today, Greg discusses the PM's trip to Tofino and speaks with biostatistician Ryan Imgrund, Dr. Nathan Stall on senior care and Sheba and Greg debate female mentorship and who makes the decisions at the top.

On Toronto Today, Greg discusses the PM's trip to Tofino and speaks with biostatistician Ryan Imgrund, Dr. Nathan Stall on senior care and Sheba and Greg debate female mentorship and who makes the decisions at the top. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Highlights from Toronto Today with Greg Brady for September 24th 2021.  Greg talks to Ryan Imgrund, Steven Del Duca, Alan Cross and more! 

Highlights from Toronto Today with Greg Brady for September 24th 2021.  Greg talks to Ryan Imgrund, Steven Del Duca, Alan Cross and more!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greg talks to Ryan Imgrund, Bruce Arthur, Shaye Ganam and Dave Bradley 

Greg talks to Ryan Imgrund, Bruce Arthur, Shaye Ganam and Dave Bradley  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode Dean & James welcome biostatistician Ryan Imgrund and our Toronto Blue Jays reporter Nick Reid.   Back to school covid stats from an actual biostatistician Ryan Imgrund. They're No Bueno.   Edmonton nurse lost her shit on anti-vaxxers, and the video is orgasmic   The Blue Jays are on another planet right now. we break down their insane streak with our Jays blogger Nick Reid Watch: https://youtu.be/GscD3vE9Slo See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Biostatistician, and Ontario born Ryan Imgrund breaks down the math behind COVID-19. Where we've been and where we're going Back to school dangers and conditional probability. Bondzee updates us on his Guillian Barre syndrome and a new cookbook for your ass. Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1tLh6wHMpA See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Sunday edition of the Best Fight Back, from the week that was, with Jane Brown Interviews with: - Donna Duncan and Dr. Vivian Stamatopolous on the issues with for-profit long-term care - Karen Littlewood, Ryan Imgrund, and Dr. Eric Tucker discuss concerns around returning to in-person schooling - Dr. Elliot Tepper and Chris Ecklund update us on the situation in Afghanistan - Dr. Alon Vaisman, Dr. Thomas Ungar, and Dr. Sara Konrath discuss the lack of sympathy towards the unvaccinated - And the best calls of the week!

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: Evacuation flights from Afghanistan resumed with new urgency on Friday, a day after two suicide bombings targeted the thousands of people desperately fleeing a Taliban takeover and killed more than 100. The U.S. warned more attacks could come ahead of the looming deadline for foreign troops to leave, ending America's longest war. As the call to prayer echoed through Kabul along with the roar of departing planes, the anxious crowd outside the city's airport was as large as ever. Dozens of Taliban members carrying heavy weapons patrolled one area about 500 metres (1,600 feet) from the facility to prevent anyone from venturing beyond. Thursday's bombings near the airport killed at least 95 Afghans and 13 U.S. troops, Afghan and U.S. officials said, in the deadliest day for American forces in Afghanistan since August 2011. ALSO: What we know about ISIS-K, the group behind the deadly Kabul bombings Guest: Phil Gurski, President of Borealis Threat and Risk Consulting, Director of the University of Ottawa's Security program, and former analyst at CSIS - The city has provincial approval for a work plan to deal with pollution in Cootes Paradise in the aftermath of a massive sewage spill. But it will take nearly a year to complete three environmental studies to help determine what projects to pursue to heal the befouled west-end marsh. The next step following sign-off by the Ministry of the Environment Conservation and Parks is hiring consultants to conduct the studies. GUEST: Andrew Grice, Director of Hamilton Water GUEST: Maureen Wilson, Councilor for Ward 1 Chedoke-Cootes - Mounting calls continue for a province-wide COVID-19 vaccine certificate from local medical officers of health across Ontario who want to see a universal system when it comes to providing proof of vaccination to employers, for events or to gain entrance inside businesses. A group representing Ontario's public health units says it is exploring regional approaches to COVID-19 vaccination policies in the absence of provincial direction. Dr. Paul Roumeliotis, head of the Local Association of Public Health Agencies, says the group wants the province to bring in a vaccine certificate system, which would limit access to non-essential activities to those who are fully immunized. He says the association has written to the province's chief medical officer with recommendations on a vaccine certificate system, among other issues. Without provincial direction, Roumeliotis says health units are looking at regional approaches instead.  GUEST: Ryan Imgrund, Biostatistician See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Sunday edition of the Best Fight Back, from the week that was, with Bob Komsic Interviews with: - Sam Hammond, David Cravit, and Ryan Imgrund on the lack of a plan for school vaccines - Stephen Holyday and Brad Bradford on the lack of vaccine passports in Toronto - Yves Giroux on the lack of funding for long-term care - Alison Engel-Yan and Tracey Tremayne-Lloyd on the lack of vaccine transparency among healthcare workers - And the best calls of the week!

Libby Znaimer is joined by Sam Hammond, President of the The Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario (ETFO) followed by David Cravit, Vice President, Zoomer Media and Chief Membership Officer at CARP as well as Ryan Imgrund, an educator in York Region, and a bio-statistician who has been providing daily COVID-19 analysis for Ontario and Canada. Yesterday, the province released it's back to school plan. Some of the measures included are: staff and students must conduct a self-screen daily before attending classes, students between grades 1 and 12 will have to be masked in indoor spaces with the exception of physical education classes and while eating. One of the more important aspects of this plan is that there is no mandate on vaccinations. Sam reacts to the latest. ---- REACTION TO NYC'S VACCINE PASSPORT POLICY

The Sunday edition of the Best Fight Back, from the week that was, with Jane Brown Interviews with: - Dr. Kerry Bowman and Dr. Samir Sinha discuss how older adults are being left behind in the vaccine rollout - Josh Matlow and Ryan Imgrund propose a plan to pre-register all residents for vaccines - Dr. Timothy Sly and Dr. Iris Gorfinkel break down the latest news of the third wave and the vaccine rollout - Shanta Sundarason on her work to help older adults get vaccinated - And the best calls of the week!

Ontarians are being misled when it comes to available data about COVID-19 in schools, specifically in the York Region. Bill Kelly and Ryan also discuss the vaccine rollout. He says the shortage stems from hospitals vaccinating remote employees and others who do not qualify. GUEST: Ryan Imgrund, Biostatistician and Teacher See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Saturday edition of the Best Fight Back, from the week that was, with Jane Brown Interviews with: - Zoomer Squad with Bill VanGorder and David Cravit on immunization clinics - Ryan Imgrund and Dr. Colin Furness on rising Ontario cases - Kerry Bowman and Dr. Steve Flindall on pressure at Ontario hospital ICUs - Wolf Klassen discusses the Toronto vaccine rollout - And the best calls of the week!

Welcome to the The Food Professor podcast episode 19,  I'm Michael LeBlanc, and I'm Sylvain Charlebois!The Food Professor is presented  by omNovos the digital customer engagement solution for grocery and restaurant marketers, helping you solve your customer's most daunting questions:  what should I eat today? Find out how you can get personal and grow sales with omNovos at www.realcustomerengagement.comSylvain and I have an action-packed show featuring a special guest Ryan Imgrund (@imgrund) , a Biostatistician /and educator who amongst the many, many voices we've heard try to explain what is happening with the covid crisis and it's impact on bars, Restaurants , foodservice and retail is a voice of clarity amongst the noise!We also talk about the latest Dalhousie Agri-Food Analytics lab research on food awareness amongst Canadians and has it changed in the COVID era, Slave Monkeys, The Loop, and the pluses and minuses of Smartcarts.******Thanks again to the folks at omNovos for being our presenting sponsor! If you liked what you heard you can subscribe on Apple iTunes , Spotify or your favourite podcast platform, please rate and review, and be sure and recommend to a friend or colleague in the grocery, foodservice,  or restaurant industry.    I'm Michael LeBlanc, producer and host of The Voice of Retail podcast and a bunch of other stuff, and I'm Sylvain Charlebois!Have a safe week everyone!

We review results of our Real Talk Question of the Week, after more than 4,300 of you chimed in on how you feel about Alberta's government. (Spoiler: there are major trust issues.) Biostatistician Ryan Imgrund gets into Canada's vaccination numbers, explains what Alberta's doing right, and what Ottawa needs to do better. BloodWatch.org founder Kat Lanteigne explains why she's so troubled about changes to blood donation laws in Alberta, namely the UCP repealing the Voluntary Blood Donation Act.

Ryan Imgrund is a Canadian Biostatistician who snitched on, and attacked Canadian MPP Randy Hillier for defying COVID lockdown measures.Ryan works within data models, predicting death numbers based on variables like case infections, case infection rates and death rates. He aggressively pushes lock down measures, and completely ignores the more complex variables involved in calculating loss of life. Deaths associated from poverty and homelessness which are driven by lockdowns completely escape Ryans mathematical models – essentially as effectively irrelevant. Loss of life associated with Mental Health and Depression concerns, from things like suicide and drug overdoses, fly right over his head. Ryan will aggressively promote lockdowns and is quick to shame folks who do not adhere to his modelling. He even goes so far as to assign a number of dead bodies someone is responsible for, if they dare not comply to his asinine mathematical models and his demands to enforce the most authoritarian of lock down measures. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit andrewrouchotas.substack.com

Host Zarar Siddiqi is joined by Ryan Imgrund (https://twitter.com/imgrund), who is a biostatistician for South Lake Regional Health Center. He is the Department Head of Science at York Catholic District School Board. Ryan provides analysis of the Covid-19 outbreak, and is the author of some valuable risk assessment tools and frameworks used by several Ontario institutions. His work has been featured on CBC, the Toronto Star, CTV and other media outlets.We discuss:- The quality of the guidance provided by the provincial government- The R0 metric and its importance - Target for the R0 metric- Why it's so difficult to calculate the R0 metric in Ontario (hint: contract tracing)- The failure to anticipate more symptomatic people in second wave than first- The challenges with random sampling to determine true infection rate; nasal and saliva tests- South Korea and Ontario - same problem, two different solutions- Data privacy and contract tracing; attitudes across cultures- Ontario not encouraging use of the contact tracing app enough- The lack of data to make informed decisions about what business to close- Having an event outdoor isn't enough - example from states- Doug Ford's looking for evidence that is impossible to collect- Just how did we end up opening strip clubs, and what's even worse than strip clubs- How much are schools contributing to the spike in cases- Do children transmit the virus less than adults?- New learning about Covid - "the viral load", getting and recovering from it isn't as black and white as we thought- Will the R0 number change if we keep things open?- How many daily cases to expect over the next few months if no changes to policy made?- Should we be concerned about hospital capacity?- Infections spreading to older population again with Thanksgiving coming up- What would Ryan advise from a policy standpoint to curb the spread?- Lack and inconsistency in tracking metrics on which to based decision-making- What defines a "second wave"?- A case count in March isn't the same as the same case count now, "700 now is like 3000 back in March"- The manual work involved to contact trace a single case- What needs to be true to play a Raptors home game at 25% capacity- What are the chances of 1500 people showing up at the Scotiabank center and none of them having Covid?- The most popular statistical chart for parents out there - chance of your particular child's class having a positive case (by region and class size)- How many people do you have to encounter in your region to meet someone with Covid?- Your chance to define an "encounter" and be safe- Are we repeating the mistakes from March/April?- Not all public health units being transparent about data- Use of data to inform school class sizes by neighborhood- The importance of the timing of class rotations- How deaths are predicted and whether new treatments influence the prediction models- Some Raptors talk Thank you for listening. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Host Zarar Siddiqi is joined by Ryan Imgrund (https://twitter.com/imgrund), who is a biostatistician for South Lake Regional Health Center. He is the Department Head of Science at York Catholic District School Board. Ryan provides analysis of the Covid-19 outbreak, and is the author of some valuable risk assessment tools and frameworks used by several Ontario institutions. His work has been featured on CBC, the Toronto Star, CTV and other media outlets.We discuss:- The quality of the guidance provided by the provincial government- The R0 metric and its importance - Target for the R0 metric- Why it's so difficult to calculate the R0 metric in Ontario (hint: contract tracing)- The failure to anticipate more symptomatic people in second wave than first- The challenges with random sampling to determine true infection rate; nasal and saliva tests- South Korea and Ontario - same problem, two different solutions- Data privacy and contract tracing; attitudes across cultures- Ontario not encouraging use of the contact tracing app enough- The lack of data to make informed decisions about what business to close- Having an event outdoor isn't enough - example from states- Doug Ford's looking for evidence that is impossible to collect- Just how did we end up opening strip clubs, and what's even worse than strip clubs- How much are schools contributing to the spike in cases- Do children transmit the virus less than adults?- New learning about Covid - "the viral load", getting and recovering from it isn't as black and white as we thought- Will the R0 number change if we keep things open?- How many daily cases to expect over the next few months if no changes to policy made?- Should we be concerned about hospital capacity?- Infections spreading to older population again with Thanksgiving coming up- What would Ryan advise from a policy standpoint to curb the spread?- Lack and inconsistency in tracking metrics on which to based decision-making- What defines a "second wave"?- A case count in March isn't the same as the same case count now, "700 now is like 3000 back in March"- The manual work involved to contact trace a single case- What needs to be true to play a Raptors home game at 25% capacity- What are the chances of 1500 people showing up at the Scotiabank center and none of them having Covid?- The most popular statistical chart for parents out there - chance of your particular child's class having a positive case (by region and class size)- How many people do you have to encounter in your region to meet someone with Covid?- Your chance to define an "encounter" and be safe- Are we repeating the mistakes from March/April?- Not all public health units being transparent about data- Use of data to inform school class sizes by neighborhood- The importance of the timing of class rotations- How deaths are predicted and whether new treatments influence the prediction models- Some Raptors talk Thank you for listening.