D&D and the rising pandemic

A weekly update of the situation in the US (number crunching by a cousin using the values at covidtracking.com). Plots are 7-day smoothed running averages, and the five regions are within a few million of each other, from 62.8 million in West Central to 67 milllion in North Central).
 

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Treatable, but not trivial:


There isn't a thing we learn about COVID-19 that isn't really effing scary. But this does underscore the fact that the Big 10 acted in their athletes' best interests (for once) in putting off the fall season (and further shame on Nebraska, Iowa, and Ohio State - sorry - THE Ohio State for voting against the postponement).
 

A weekly update of the situation in the US (number crunching by a cousin using the values at covidtracking.com). Plots are 7-day smoothed running averages, and the five regions are within a few million of each other, from 62.8 million in West Central to 67 milllion in North Central).
So many deaths in the yellow and so few tests...
 

1 case yesterday in the community. Looks like it's contained.

If these travel bubble go ahead with the islands next year thinking of sitting out winter in Rarotonga or Fiji/Palau.

Apparently Mongolia has done well.
 




The US has head plenty much younger and 3 of the deaths in my city are younger than that (though none under 40 here so far)


Starting to become a bit surreal. Hawaii with 1/3rd the population, island, Polynesians had 9000 cases.

Roughly same population as Auckland. We're roughly 1000 miles from Auckland apart from job losses it's not really a thing
 

Starting to become a bit surreal. Hawaii with 1/3rd the population, island, Polynesians had 9000 cases.

Roughly same population as Auckland. We're roughly 1000 miles from Auckland apart from job losses it's not really a thing
The state of Florida a place I used to live... all by itself has worse numbers than most countries in the world AND yesterday had more deaths than my entire state has had the entire duration.
 

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