El Jason
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Death counts are doubling about every four days. In 16 days we'll be at 23-24k if we follow the same rate.
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Thomas L. Friedman: An open letter to President Trump
Sir, you need a plan. Three steps:
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Italy suggests that 5000-6000 per day in the US is plausible.
www.worldometers.info
Coronavirus Update (Live): 123,148,102 Cases and 2,716,916 Deaths from COVID-19 Virus Pandemic - Worldometer
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As I write this the deaths/day today are up 48.5% from yesterday's rate. Damn.
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Not sure what I am doing wrong. March 25th death/day was 1027 today was 1295 . I figured the increase of the death rate at 26%
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found my error, not looking at correct date
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I know not everyone is a fan of Dailywire but this is good news for getting test results MUCH quicker.
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FDA Approves Major Breakthrough In Fight Against Coronavirus
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued an emergency authorization on Friday for a new coronavirus test that can deliver results in just 5 minutes and is so small that it can be used nearly anywhere.Abbott Laboratories announced that their new test is the fastest test in the world, able to...
By Nick Gremillion and Lester Duhé | March 23, 2020 at 12:54 PM CDT - Updated March 27 at 2:00 PM
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Officials with the Louisiana Department of Health announced Friday, March 27 they have identified COVID-19 clusters in eight nursing homes in the state.
LDH reports COVID-19 ‘clusters’ at 8 nursing homes in La.
The Department of Health has identified COVID-19 clusters in six nursing homes in the state. A cluster is identified as two or more cases that appear to be connected
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Social Distancing Scoreboard
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Check out interesting human behavior study. Can check by nation/state/county. FWIW....
I put up MT, "unaffected" counties vs. "infected" counties - a telling as well as interesting story. Granted rural folks may/will travel more to reach services, etc., normally.....
Social Distancing Scoreboard
Our interactive Social Distancing Scoreboard informed millions on the changes in how people moved across the US during the COVID-19 pandemic.
edit: MT did not come up on link - but one can use MT - or wherever- as a case study ......
I saw this link a few days ago. It seems to me that the method really doesn't capture the difference in rural areas vs more urban areas. For instance, every day, this time of the year, I travel five miles each way to feed my horses. At no time am I within close contact with anyone. If I need to go to town to get groceries, the drive did not get shorter due to the virus. It does not factor in that, that the shopping is done at times to minimize the number of other shoppers in the small town grocery store.
We are definitely sheltering in place, but any chore involves a drive of some distance.
onpoint
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This ^ , Why I deleted the text. Subtle (attitude/behavior) as well as glaring (logistical) nuances. As goes understanding of viral transmission.........
I would say that NY post is at least as reliable as DR Frank
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Shipments of urns in Wuhan raise questions about China’s coronavirus reporting
Massive deliveries of urns in Wuhan have raised fresh skepticism of China’s coronavirus reporting. As families in the central Chinese city began picking up the cremated ashes of those who have died…
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I would say that NY post is at least as reliable as DR Frank
Shipments of urns in Wuhan raise questions about China’s coronavirus reporting
Massive deliveries of urns in Wuhan have raised fresh skepticism of China’s coronavirus reporting. As families in the central Chinese city began picking up the cremated ashes of those who have died…
Maybe even twice as reliable.
LuketheDog
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Italy suggests that 5000-6000 per day in the US is plausible.
Coronavirus Update (Live): 123,148,102 Cases and 2,716,916 Deaths from COVID-19 Virus Pandemic - Worldometer
Live statistics and coronavirus news tracking the number of confirmed cases, recovered patients, tests, and death toll due to the COVID-19 coronavirus from Wuhan, China. Coronavirus counter with new cases, deaths, and number of tests per 1 Million population. Historical data and info. Daily...
We will NOT be like Italy, the graph below shows exactly why Italy (and Spain) have many more deadly cases than we do. Their populations skew toward older age ranges, which are more susceptible to serious infection.
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I agree. Italy is one of the hardest hit nations in the world in just about every flu season. I don’t know why any other lower respiratory virus would be any different. Italy is a bit of a worst case scenario.
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Wuhan traffic is still pretty much nonexistent.
www.tomtom.com
You can look at the graph for 48 hours or the last 7 days. Both are WAY below normal.
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You can look at the graph for 48 hours or the last 7 days. Both are WAY below normal.
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Here's a comparison to New York City which is supposed to be in pretty much lock down.
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San Francisco https://www.tomtom.com/en_gb/traffic-index/san-francisco-traffic
Pretty similar, New York and San Francisco may have more traffic in the last week than Wuhan.
Not looking like a super quick recovery.
New York traffic report | TomTom Traffic Index
Free access to live traffic data and TomTom Traffic Index statistics for New York. Check out live and typical traffic in New York.
San Francisco https://www.tomtom.com/en_gb/traffic-index/san-francisco-traffic
Pretty similar, New York and San Francisco may have more traffic in the last week than Wuhan.
Not looking like a super quick recovery.
Stupidity is as contagious as anything else.
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