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“Covid-hell”. That’s an apt description of what we’re about to enter in the next week or so. Trump said during the months of campaigning that the Covid news would miraculously disappear after the election; instead, it has been a steady drumbeat about hospitals getting overwhelmed, rising deaths, and doctors bleating to their political leaders “to…
Or maybe we have but not in the way the President wants you to think. We had peaked sometime in July and daily infection cases started to decline until the count reached around 40K per day or around there. But sometime in mid-September, the U.S. case count and hospitalization started to go back up. Yesterday,…
Fall is here, I guess the weather is getting cooler and people are heading indoors but still congregating together and not using masks. Consequently, the second surge has begun, with the Midwest and Wisconsin leading the way. It’s going to be a long and miserable fall and winter. Let’s look at what the data is…
Hi, before I get hit with some bad, bad weather coming my way, I thought I would do a little update on the coronavirus to “keep busy” during these anxiety producing times. Right now, I’m just sick in the stomach. Topic 1: 200K Milestone and year end projection First off, the U.S. just recently hit…
Since my last post on the coronavirus data before the Labor Day weekend (two posts ago?), I’ve watched a few videos on using Power BI to track the coronavirus. Most of them show just the usual: total number of cases, deaths and recoveries by global, country or states shown as a card, a table, line…
Before the Labor Day weekend gets underway, I decided to pull and note the final data for how the US is doing during the pandemic. Fall is arriving along with the dreaded flu season so I wanted to get a snapshot (actually, I already get a snapshot everyday) of where America stands and note if…