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I hope you are proud because we are #1 in the number of infected cases and have reached the 100K milestone. We truly are exceptional: in lack of discipline and in stupidity. Maybe Brazil will overtake us since their infection rate is skyrocketing. The percentage of deaths is out of the total for the top…
Based upon images I’m seeing in the news, it doesn’t look like the average American is social distancing. Instead, it looks like they are clustering around pools and beaches, having fun and, to my eyes, it looks like mostly the youngsters having a party. So they are going to bring back the virus to their…
This post is part 3 of my Power BI updates. Post 1 was an update on the state tracking on Power BI and contained a rehash of how I created some measures such as running total (or cumulative) from the daily cases, moving averages for “x” days (in my case, I’m using 7 days moving…
This post is going to be different than usual. It’s going to be composed of mainly images. The images will be a repetition of the nine states that I’ve been following (Texas, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina, Louisiana, California, New York and Michigan). I originally chose those states because they were in the news the…
Time for an update on my graphing of certain states’ covid fighting progress. I’ve since added more states because quite a few have opted to start opening up the economy. Last time I had 9 states (Texas, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina, Louisiana, California, New York, Michigan); this time I’ve added 11 more states mainly…
I’ve been avoiding doing any kind of graphing or numerical play with the data that is being put out on this crisis mainly because the news is so distressing. All I have been doing is just gathering the data without doing anything with it. But with the states now starting to open up the economy,…