This site under reconstruction.
We’re in another period of high stress, so to counter it, I will just briefly write about the latest coronavirus status that I’m pulling from the data. The pandemic’s direction beginning to feel positive, although I don’t feel comfortable yet at the levels, but it is plunging in the direction that I like. World Status…
So, it looks like we might be coming down from the Omicron high. The US trend has been consistently down for a while. As a matter of fact, a large part of the world appears to be headed down. In Image 1, all continents appear to be on a downward trend. Are we approaching a…
The topic is going to be a little bit denser today as I will try to discuss creating measures for when you have several layers of roll ups. By roll ups, I mean you have granular detail data such as counties rolling up to state level details and then rolling up to USA level kind…
My state changed the way they lay out the data: some file names changed, some tab names changed, layout changed and some of the data itself changed. I had to spend time reviewing the changes and mapping the files to the old files to determine what I needed to do when changing my programs. I…
[Note: I have been trying to post this all week, but things got in the way. Now I’m trying to catch up on this and other things. A great start to the new year!] I will attempt to keep this post short as nothing new has emerged: the coronavirus is still surging, although I almost…
I’ve been seeing news that the US COVID cases counts reached the one million threshold for 1/3/2022, so I want to do a very quick post about this level. The data comes from John Hopkins University; I imagine the CDC will come out with their data tomorrow – if they are caught up. Image 1…