If you’re interested in a site for NYC COVID statistics…
…this one seems quite good, particularly in terms of its charts. There’s a bit of a time lag, though.
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“Underlying conditions” and COVID-19
This problem has bothered me from the start: WHAT PERCENTAGE OF AMERICANS IN GENERAL HAVE AN UNDERLYING CONDITION? 73% of Americans Hospitalised With COVID-19 Had an Underlying Condition, Says CDC. No numbers, but there’s this: “The CDC noted that many … Continue reading →
Democrats doing what they know best
Investigate Trump. The Four Years’ Hate.
Continue reading →The all-knowing all-seeing MSM…
…claim they saw COVID-19 coming way back in early January. They just kept very very quiet about it, because all they ever talked about was impeachment.
Continue reading →On March 30 I received an email…
…from CVS saying “Your order was delivered!” I had indeed ordered a package several days ago. But when I checked my snail mail after getting that email, there was no package to be found. After puzzling it over for a … Continue reading →
I was thinking this, but he said it better
First we have a comment by “Rufus T. Firefly” about how the media will continue this: Now the media knows it has a shiny, new toy; viral and bacterial infections that kill primarily elderly and infirm Americans. It’s been around … Continue reading →
What we’ve learned so far
Not meant to be an inclusive list. And by “we,” I certainly don’t mean everyone. (1) China is a bad actor. (2) Trump was right about China. (3) Borders are important. (4) Trump was right about borders. (5) We need … Continue reading →
This seems too good to be true
But I sure hope it is true.
Continue reading →Songs for our times
You may have noticed that on weekends I often like to post something about the arts. Because everything’s been so COVID-centric lately, this is the song that has been rolling around in my mind. So – merging arts with COVID … Continue reading →
The House passes the stimulus bill
By voice vote, as expected.
Continue reading →Boris Johnson tests positive for COVID-19
It stands to reason that people who have a great deal of contact with the public and staff, as well as dignitaries from other countries, would be at greater risk for contracting the virus. Still, it’s shocking to hear that … Continue reading →
Today’s heroes
Everybody’s saying it, but I’ll add my voice. These are some of the heroes of this coronavirus crisis (not meant to be a complete list): doctors, nurses, EMTs, grocery store workers, truckers, delivery people, mail carriers. And although we might … Continue reading →