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[Note: I thought I had posted this over the weekend but it turns out that I didn’t. The data is a couple of days old.] Latest signs look like the coronavirus cases (such as it is with the decline in efforts to report) are rising. It looks like a slow rise compared to the other…
Note: The graphics have a lot of white empty space, so they look terrible but I’m just trying to get this blog out. I haven’t done this kind of blog in a while, largely because the data is kind of hard to read and all signs point to decreasing cases and hospitalizations. Except until yesterday…
Here’s a really useful tool for generating various results based upon multiple inputs. It’s a quick way of seeing what happens to results when you vary the input. I usually try each input manually, but I really should set up these data tables to see the results. I’m attaching a PowerPoint that shows in a…
It’s been a while since I did one of these. The biggest reason is that I suspect the data on cases are becoming unreliable. A lot of people may be self-testing at home and thus are not reporting the results, whether they have the virus or not. In addition, I read something today where a…
It looks like all around the world cases are rising. Image 1: Continent Cases as of 7/7/2022 All continents are going up, even Africa although you can’t see the rise. Europe is especially surging, with Italy, France and Germany (sort of) driving the surge. In Asia, it’s India and Israel at first but I think…
It’s been a while and it’s time to do an update on this coronavirus because my hometown is surging – not in an explosive way – but there are definite signs cases are going up. Fortunately, hospitalization and deaths remain quiescent. Hopefully I’m not jinxing this. First, before putting up my usual set of graphs,…