We are hiring a senior leader on my team -- Associate Vice President - Research Operations. It's an awesome group, doing fantastic work. Come join us!

In the meantime, what other Visa products do people like that are not run by Chase? I'm in the market for a new Visa account.

So the bottom line is (1) @Chase has lost a customer of >10 years, and (2) always double check your receipts from cab drivers.

I should be forced to pay the entire $392.12 that was fraudulently charged to me. When I call, I get only a request to submit a letter with wet-ink signature which is misread for 2 months.

for someone else's transaction. So all I had to submit was someone else's receipt, whereas the cab company had a receipt for $392. Chase advised me to submit a fraud complaint, which I did. They took a couple of months and decided that since I got a 4-minute cab ride out of it,

I was even more chagrined when the charge came through not as $40 but as almost $400 ($392.12 to be exact). I protested that I was happy to pay the $3 but wouldn't pay $392. The cab company provided a receipt, and we discovered that the receipt the fraudster-cabbie gave me was

So @Chase just got back to me that they denied my fraud claim because I derived benefit from the transaction. As a reminder, I took a 4-minute cab ride in Istanbul (it was raining). The cabbie handed me a receipt for approximately $40 (should have cost $3) and sped away.

My take on the oligarch was to trade in my Model Y for this. And then take it camping in the Uintas.

Hey, @Chase when a cabbie in Istanbul gives me a fake receipt and then charges me $400 (instead of the $3 they should have), telling me that you're backing the merchant despite multiple letters doesn't reassure me.

Anyone know what the road cycling options are in Phoenix? Protected paths, bike lanes, bike trails, etc.

OK. I think I'm now my same handle over at this blue sky thing. Happy to move over there. Looking forward to it being more than complaining, but I know transitions are tricky. For work, I'm posting more at LinkedIn lately. Still no Facebook.

I'm grateful for a holiday celebrating our veterans. And I'm grateful for all they have done for us as a community. And mindful of our responsibilities to care for those who may struggle.

I'm proud to know Dr. Thota.

It was a privilege to serve with so many other devoted investigators and leaders on the CONNECTS steering committee. Here we describe key lessons learned in @NEJMEvidence

on the experience in a special issue of the Journal of Clinical and Translational Science. We all hope that these thoughts will be of use for the future. Editorial here -- https://t.co/KS0ZcspBmQ The paper I helped with here --

Working with the ACTIV teams was a career highlight for me. Smart, committed people working long hours in public:academic:industry partnerships to rapidly and rigorously answer the questions that mattered most in confronting the COVID pandemic. The ACTIV leadership teams report

Some weekends are spectacular --

Mark is a wonderful human being and an outstanding thinker, surgeon, and scholar. https://t.co/C4IIL4Mmt5 Our broader communities are fortunate indeed.

Two years late because I could never find the right day to feel lousy, but PCP told me at my annual physical today to just grow up, so I got my shingles vaccine. Shingles is way worse than this, and this is a legit vaccine.

I just had katmer for the first time and am now obsessed with replicating it at home. That is all.