Then again maybe that is not what is necessary.
Maybe
Only time will tell
not pleased at all thank you very much for that assinine remark....
not asinine at all - that is the general feel one gets when reading them
not asinine at all - that is the general feel one gets when reading them
ONE!!! Meaning YOU!!! You want to know the general feeling "ONE" gets reading your posts Larry?:sleep: :sleep: :sleep: :sleep: :sleep: :sleep: :sleep: :sleep:
ONE!!! Meaning YOU!!! You want to know the general feeling "ONE" gets reading your posts Larry?:sleep: :sleep: :sleep: :sleep: :sleep: :sleep: :sleep: :sleep:
so don't read 'em then - no one's holding your feet to the fire............
how do you know their employment status...education?
We have the luxury of not having to whine about the history of our country...we are not normally subjected to the oppressive side of it.
Like I/we had any say in who we were born to or why we were born the color we are.
Like I/we had any say in who we were born to or why we were born the color we are.
but if you did?
that's what they are doing
Yeah, not having nation-wide mandates for social distancing, wearing masks and states not following CDC guidelines regarding re-opening gives graphs like this:

Current US strategy, or lack thereof, is reminiscent of this scene. Where's BB-8 when you need him??
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And any of this has to do with Corona how?
Nothing8-)
apparently some peeps need multiple threads to make sure their feelings on race are well documented I guess?♂️
Thanks Mr. roccus for not falling for the negativity and sticking to providing us with info on the topic at hand
Testing increase June - present. More testing might equate to more confirmed cases. Would like to see an overlay on that graph with the following:
Cases
Hospitalizations
Non-Hospitalizations
ICU's
Deaths (primary cause and tertiary cause)
Recoveries
From demographic perspective:
Age
Gender
Underlying conditions
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Testing increase June - present. More testing might equate to more confirmed cases. Would like to see an overlay on that graph with the following:
Cases
Hospitalizations
Non-Hospitalizations
ICU's
Deaths (primary cause and tertiary cause)
Recoveries
From demographic perspective:
Age
Gender
Underlying conditions
Here's deaths (NYT from CDC data) and we are see it starting to take off as those getting sick after the restarts are now passing...
Here's hospitalizations (CDC) by age. Haven't seen a spike yet, but with FL, AZ, CA & TX filling their ICUs it won't be long. Historical hospitalizations in these states would be interesting to see. The other interesting point here is that on a % basis, 65+ hospitalizations down and younger ages hospitalizations increasing. The elder drop could be because the most susceptible have been "weeded" out.
If you're interested further in terms of having the data parsed out by demographics, etc. the link is:
COVIDView, Key Updates for Week 27
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