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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…
I wish it was November, so we’d be past the hurricane season. But wait, no, November is voting month which I’m dreading. And November is during fall/winter during the year of the pandemic. Maybe I want it to be December…I don’t know. I do want to be past the hurricane season. Can I do the…
That’s a sad statistic. Since roughly around July 21, 2020, we’ve sustained a roughly consistent death rate of over 1000 deaths per day. And while the South (Texas and Florida mainly) and Arizona (in the West) look to be declining in infection rates, the Midwest appears to be surging – the surge started in July…
I was doing a bit of research today to see if I could utilize Microsoft’s Power Automate (or Power Flow?), but alas, no, it does not appear that I can – at least not in the fashion that I would like. Here’s a couple of things I learned: Unfortunately, the only Excel Power Automate will…
The last two weeks or so, I noticed that case infections were declining or stabilizing in Florida, Georgia, Texas and Arizona and hospitalization capacity stabilizing – neither going up or down dramatically. And this was after our President said he asked “to slow down the testing” because if you test too well, you will get…
When I read the news about the numbers of cases and deaths for the coronavirus and I compare those numbers against my set, I see that the numbers are slightly different. I have two different Wikipedia sites (one for data for countries around the world and the other for the US) and each of them…