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I can’t believe it – almost a whole year has gone by. Tomorrow is Christmas so I will keep this post as short as possible, but I did say two days ago that I wanted to show the coronavirus trends in the world. But first, the news has been reported that airlines are cancelling flights…
I think the surges are starting to be really apparent. I know in Europe, especially UK, maybe Spain and Italy, are starting to have a REALLY vertical surge much like South Africa did. I will do Europe and the rest of the world tomorrow (I think) but today I want to focus on the US….
How I’m Using Maps for Analysis I find maps really helpful in picturing where the “action” is congregated. In my case, when I’m looking at where the coronavirus is especially severe, a top ten list of states, shown in map form, can sometimes highlight that a certain area of the country is undergoing a surge…
Microsoft Power BI tends to do quite frequent updates to their program but most of the time I’m kind of unaware because I don’t have a need for the new tricks and I’m not that far along with Power BI to be able to use all of the new stuff. Mainly, I just don’t need…
Before going further, I must say that as of early this morning, the scientists have no idea what the impact of the Omicron will be. They know nothing. They don’t know whether it is more transmissible, although they suspect it will be based upon South Africa current surge; they don’t know how severe the infection…
This week Europe appears to be really surging, with Germany and Eastern European powering most of the surge. That orange line in Image 1 is Europe going up, up, up. All international charts are coming from Wikipedia. See box on Source of Data at end of post. Image 1: Comparison of continents 11/16/2021 I’m going…
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