Ambergris Posted October 9, 2020 Author Share Posted October 9, 2020 Cases reported by country 7,599,566 US 6,835,655 India 5,028,444 Brazil 1,253,603 Russia 886,179 Colombia 856,369 Argentina 848,324 Spain 835,662 Peru 799,188 Mexico 711,704 France 686,891 South Africa 564,502 United Kingdom 488,236 Iran 476,016 Chile 394,566 Iraq 374,592 Bangladesh 338,398 Italy 338,132 Saudi Arabia 331,869 Philippines 330,753 Turkey 320,564 Indonesia 316,934 Pakistan 315,536 Germany 285,336 Israel 251,243 Ukraine 177,730 Canada 161,331 Netherlands 145,700 Romania 145,045 Ecuador 142,953 Morocco 137,868 Belgium 137,706 Bolivia 127,394 Qatar 118,054 Panama 116,872 Dominican Republic 111,599 Poland 109,441 Kuwait 108,454 Kazakhstan 104,156 Egypt 104,129 Oman 102,929 United Arab Emirates 100,757 Czechia 98,617 Nepal 97,532 Sweden 96,480 Guatemala 90,707 China 87,656 Japan 84,828 Costa Rica 82,534 Portugal 81,982 Belarus 81,797 Ethiopia 81,016 Honduras 80,404 Venezuela 74,422 Bahrain 60,026 Uzbekistan 59,915 Moldova 59,841 Nigeria 58,881 Switzerland 57,849 Singapore 54,473 Armenia 52,658 Algeria 52,057 Austria 49,744 Lebanon 48,342 Kyrgyzstan 46,947 Ghana 46,435 Paraguay 43,256 West Bank and Gaza 41,304 Azerbaijan 40,292 Libya 40,178 Kenya 40,086 Ireland 39,616 Afghanistan 34,344 Serbia 34,046 Hungary 31,648 Denmark 29,842 El Salvador 29,528 Bosnia and Herzegovina 27,226 Australia 26,899 Tunisia 24,422 Korea, South 23,259 Bulgaria 22,445 Burma 21,517 Jordan 21,381 Greece 21,203 Cameroon 19,982 Cote d'Ivoire 19,777 North Macedonia 18,989 Croatia 16,654 Madagascar 15,938 Kosovo 15,726 Slovakia 15,224 Zambia 15,221 Norway 15,190 Senegal 14,899 Albania 14,368 Malaysia 13,670 Sudan 13,004 Montenegro 11,781 Namibia 11,345 Finland 10,901 Guinea 10,822 Congo (Kinshasa) 10,742 Maldives 10,225 Georgia 10,097 Tajikistan 9,639 Mozambique 9,442 Uganda 9,119 Luxembourg 8,854 Haiti 8,815 Gabon 7,951 Zimbabwe 7,540 Mauritania 7,507 Slovenia 7,273 Jamaica 6,717 Cabo Verde 5,917 Cuba 5,809 Malawi 5,725 Angola 5,632 Eswatini 5,625 Lithuania 5,423 Djibouti 5,264 Nicaragua 5,089 Congo (Brazzaville) 5,062 Equatorial Guinea 5,004 Suriname 4,963 Trinidad and Tobago 4,885 Rwanda 4,852 Central African Republic 4,713 Bahamas 4,566 Syria 4,488 Sri Lanka 3,760 Estonia 3,745 Somalia 3,622 Thailand 3,617 Gambia 3,506 Malta 3,329 Guyana 3,267 Iceland 3,235 Mali 3,219 Botswana 2,749 South Sudan 2,568 Andorra 2,411 Benin 2,385 Guinea-Bissau 2,370 Latvia 2,310 Belize 2,293 Sierra Leone 2,241 Burkina Faso 2,226 Uruguay 2,050 Yemen 1,918 Cyprus 1,907 Togo 1,864 New Zealand 1,786 Lesotho 1,360 Liberia 1,262 Chad 1,201 Niger 1,100 Vietnam 921 Sao Tome and Principe 741 San Marino 712 Diamond Princess 549 Papua New Guinea 523 Taiwan* 515 Burundi 509 Tanzania 495 Comoros 405 Eritrea 395 Mauritius 315 Mongolia 304 Bhutan 281 Cambodia 229 Monaco 203 Barbados 148 Seychelles 146 Brunei 135 Liechtenstein 108 Antigua and Barbuda 64 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 32 Fiji 31 Dominica 28 Saint Lucia 28 Timor-Leste 24 Grenada 23 Laos 19 Saint Kitts and Nevis 12 Holy See 10 Western Sahara USA 314,900 Cases in Last 7 Days State/Territory Cases in Last 7 Days Texas 28,589 California 20,600 Wisconsin 17,070 Florida 15,851 Illinois 14,617 North Carolina 12,337 Tennessee 11,316 Missouri 9,538 Minnesota 8,788 Ohio 8,736 Indiana 8,208 Georgia 8,116 Kentucky 7,747 Pennsylvania 7,585 Utah 7,404 Oklahoma 7,187 Michigan 7,078 Virginia 6,814 Alabama 6,717 Iowa 5,785 South Carolina 5,763 New York* 5,660 Arkansas 5,183 Louisiana 5,167 New Jersey 4,575 Colorado 4,386 Kansas 4,203 Massachusetts 4,115 Arizona 4,031 Maryland 3,915 New York City* 3,883 Nebraska 3,832 Idaho 3,705 Washington 3,686 South Dakota 3,517 Mississippi 3,355 Nevada 3,352 Puerto Rico 3,227 North Dakota 3,166 Montana 2,670 Oregon 2,125 New Mexico 1,937 Connecticut 1,814 West Virginia 1,291 Alaska 1,054 Rhode Island 1,028 Wyoming 951 Delaware 937 Hawaii 643 New Hampshire 534 Guam 446 District of Columbia 371 Maine 208 Vermont 72 Virgin Islands 10 Northern Mariana Islands 5 212,657 US deaths attributed State/Territory Deaths in Last 7 Days Florida 587 Texas 519 California 436 Georgia 238 Illinois 211 Tennessee 188 Ohio 166 North Carolina 161 Pennsylvania 130 South Carolina 124 Missouri 118 Arkansas 116 Massachusetts 100 Virginia 100 Indiana 95 Louisiana 93 Wisconsin 89 Michigan 86 Arizona 83 Mississippi 72 Minnesota 71 Iowa 69 Alabama 61 North Dakota 54 Washington 52 Puerto Rico 50 Kentucky 49 New York City* 47 Oklahoma 47 Kansas 45 New York* 43 Nevada 39 South Dakota 37 Utah 37 Colorado 34 Idaho 31 Maryland 30 New Jersey 30 Nebraska 29 Hawaii 27 Oregon 24 New Mexico 19 West Virginia 19 Connecticut 14 Delaware 13 Montana 12 Rhode Island 12 New Hampshire 9 Guam 8 District of Columbia 5 Alaska 3 Wyoming 3 American Samoa 0 Federated States of Micronesia 0 Maine 0 Northern Mariana Islands 0 Palau 0 Republic of Marshall Islands 0 Vermont 0 Virgin Islands 0 Tonight's numbers, October 8. 1 1 Link to comment
TheCG Posted October 9, 2020 Share Posted October 9, 2020 Our local numbers had spiked around 50 new cases a day, dropped to 20-ish, and are now back up in the 40s. 1 Link to comment
Ambergris Posted October 10, 2020 Author Share Posted October 10, 2020 Cumulative cases reported by country 7,659,932 US 6,906,151 India 5,055,888 Brazil 1,265,572 Russia 894,300 Colombia 871,468 Argentina 861,112 Spain 838,614 Peru 804,488 Mexico 732,264 France 688,352 South Africa 578,384 United Kingdom 492,378 Iran 477,769 Chile 397,780 Iraq 375,870 Bangladesh 343,770 Italy 338,539 Saudi Arabia 334,770 Philippines 332,382 Turkey 324,658 Indonesia 320,495 Germany 317,595 Pakistan 287,858 Israel 257,204 Ukraine 180,625 Canada 167,344 Netherlands 148,886 Romania 146,398 Morocco 145,848 Ecuador 143,596 Belgium 137,969 Bolivia 127,600 Qatar 118,841 Panama 117,457 Dominican Republic 116,338 Poland 110,076 Kuwait 109,374 Czechia 108,561 Kazakhstan 104,262 Egypt 104,129 Oman 104,004 United Arab Emirates 100,676 Nepal 98,451 Sweden 96,935 Guatemala 90,737 China 88,267 Japan 86,053 Costa Rica 83,928 Portugal 82,662 Ethiopia 82,471 Belarus 81,672 Honduras 81,019 Venezuela 74,860 Bahrain 60,833 Moldova 60,368 Switzerland 60,342 Uzbekistan 59,992 Nigeria 57,859 Singapore 55,087 Armenia 53,188 Austria 52,804 Algeria 51,170 Lebanon 48,617 Kyrgyzstan 48,275 Paraguay 46,987 Ghana 43,664 West Bank and Gaza 41,519 Azerbaijan 41,368 Libya 40,703 Ireland 40,620 Kenya 39,693 Afghanistan 35,222 Hungary 34,517 Serbia 32,131 Denmark 29,951 El Salvador 29,917 Bosnia and Herzegovina 27,244 Australia 26,899 Tunisia 24,476 Korea, South 23,906 Burma 23,871 Bulgaria 22,763 Jordan 21,772 Greece 21,203 Cameroon 20,163 North Macedonia 20,036 Cote d'Ivoire 19,446 Croatia 16,910 Slovakia 16,676 Madagascar 15,971 Kosovo 15,388 Norway 15,339 Zambia 15,213 Senegal 15,066 Albania 14,722 Malaysia 13,670 Sudan 13,348 Montenegro 11,829 Namibia 11,580 Finland 10,954 Guinea 10,835 Congo (Kinshasa) 10,808 Maldives 10,752 Georgia 10,137 Tajikistan 9,742 Mozambique 9,538 Uganda 9,119 Luxembourg 8,854 Haiti 8,815 Gabon 7,994 Zimbabwe 7,872 Slovenia 7,548 Mauritania 7,363 Jamaica 6,809 Cabo Verde 6,031 Angola 5,943 Cuba 5,813 Malawi 5,758 Lithuania 5,644 Eswatini 5,423 Djibouti 5,264 Nicaragua 5,118 Congo (Brazzaville) 5,063 Equatorial Guinea 5,021 Trinidad and Tobago 5,018 Suriname 4,890 Rwanda 4,853 Central African Republic 4,713 Bahamas 4,616 Syria 4,523 Sri Lanka 3,809 Estonia 3,745 Somalia 3,628 Thailand 3,621 Gambia 3,581 Malta 3,373 Iceland 3,358 Guyana 3,248 Mali 3,219 Botswana 2,761 South Sudan 2,696 Andorra 2,507 Latvia 2,411 Benin 2,385 Guinea-Bissau 2,373 Belize 2,295 Sierra Leone 2,254 Burkina Faso 2,251 Uruguay 2,051 Yemen 1,951 Cyprus 1,921 Togo 1,866 New Zealand 1,800 Lesotho 1,360 Liberia 1,274 Chad 1,201 Niger 1,105 Vietnam 922 Sao Tome and Principe 741 San Marino 712 Diamond Princess 549 Papua New Guinea 527 Taiwan* 515 Burundi 509 Tanzania 495 Comoros 405 Eritrea 395 Mauritius 315 Mongolia 304 Bhutan 282 Cambodia 233 Monaco 204 Barbados 148 Seychelles 146 Brunei 139 Liechtenstein 111 Antigua and Barbuda 64 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 32 Dominica 32 Fiji 28 Saint Lucia 28 Timor-Leste 24 Grenada 23 Laos 19 Saint Kitts and Nevis 12 Holy See 10 Western Sahara State/Territory Cases in Last 7 Days Texas 29,293 California 21,113 Wisconsin 17,344 Florida 16,546 Illinois 15,510 North Carolina 12,488 Tennessee 12,015 Missouri 9,244 Ohio 8,948 Indiana 8,501 Georgia 8,073 Utah 7,897 Pennsylvania 7,805 Kentucky 7,727 Minnesota 7,722 Michigan 7,481 Oklahoma 7,230 Virginia 6,962 South Carolina 6,432 Alabama 6,231 Iowa 6,215 New York* 5,951 Arkansas 5,324 New Jersey 5,259 Louisiana 5,140 Colorado 4,567 Kansas 4,203 Arizona 4,189 Mississippi 4,123 New York City* 3,968 Maryland 3,937 Nebraska 3,874 Idaho 3,865 Massachusetts 3,816 Washington 3,802 Nevada 3,402 North Dakota 3,346 South Dakota 3,305 Puerto Rico 3,145 Montana 2,853 Oregon 2,254 New Mexico 2,095 Connecticut 2,006 West Virginia 1,301 Rhode Island 1,131 Alaska 1,057 Wyoming 1,009 Delaware 745 Hawaii 603 New Hampshire 561 Guam 439 District of Columbia 407 Maine 198 Vermont 83 Virgin Islands 4 Northern Mariana Islands 2 Numbers are reliant, of course, on how vigorous the testing is. More important is the percent of positive results: State # Tests Performed % Positive Florida 10,222,870 11-20% Texas 7,627,806 11-20% Virginia 2,326,759 11-20% Arizona 2,034,222 11-20% Alabama 1,835,593 11-20% South Carolina 1,301,577 11-20% Nebraska 738,896 11-20% Mississippi 668,168 11-20% Idaho 502,636 11-20% California 15,727,768 6-10% Illinois 5,561,068 6-10% Pennsylvania 3,569,270 6-10% North Carolina 3,121,946 6-10% Maryland 3,060,413 6-10% Tennessee 3,016,214 6-10% Georgia 2,950,467 6-10% Wisconsin 2,913,264 6-10% Indiana 2,669,548 6-10% Minnesota 2,547,553 6-10% Louisiana 2,442,031 6-10% Utah 1,457,059 6-10% Iowa 1,311,283 6-10% Kentucky 1,226,792 6-10% Missouri 1,203,739 6-10% Connecticut 1,131,461 6-10% Nevada 1,112,930 6-10% Arkansas 1,095,150 6-10% Kansas 892,323 6-10% Oklahoma 666,449 6-10% Montana 365,821 6-10% Delaware 248,683 6-10% South Dakota 240,828 6-10% Guam 41,797 6-10% New York 11,733,333 0-5% Massachusetts 4,324,647 0-5% Michigan 4,169,946 0-5% Ohio 3,419,805 0-5% New Jersey 3,321,104 0-5% Washington 1,659,995 0-5% Colorado 1,361,414 0-5% Oregon 1,244,182 0-5% Rhode Island 838,483 0-5% New Mexico 814,586 0-5% West Virginia 687,405 0-5% North Dakota 669,418 0-5% Alaska 639,398 0-5% District of Columbia 452,792 0-5% Hawaii 423,622 0-5% New Hampshire 399,580 0-5% Maine 348,624 0-5% Vermont 327,425 0-5% Puerto Rico 201,765 0-5% Wyoming 200,494 0-5% Virgin Islands 24,075 0-5% 213,588 US deaths attributed. State/Territory Deaths in Last 7 Days Florida 624 Texas 511 California 473 Georgia 231 Illinois 219 Tennessee 204 Ohio 166 North Carolina 143 Pennsylvania 139 Missouri 131 Arkansas 123 South Carolina 114 Indiana 97 Virginia 94 Michigan 91 Louisiana 90 Alabama 89 Massachusetts 85 Mississippi 81 Wisconsin 77 Arizona 69 Iowa 61 Minnesota 58 North Dakota 57 Oklahoma 54 Washington 52 Nevada 50 Puerto Rico 47 New York* 46 Kansas 45 Kentucky 43 Utah 42 Colorado 41 Maryland 40 South Dakota 38 New York City* 35 New Jersey 34 Oregon 34 Idaho 31 Hawaii 25 Nebraska 21 New Mexico 17 Connecticut 16 West Virginia 16 Montana 14 Rhode Island 10 Delaware 9 Guam 9 New Hampshire 7 District of Columbia 6 Alaska 3 Maine 1 Wyoming 1 American Samoa 0 Federated States of Micronesia 0 Northern Mariana Islands 0 Palau 0 Republic of Marshall Islands 0 Virgin Islands 0 Vermont 0 The death rate among the infected is going down as our ability to treat people improves. We have the simple face-down positioning that is saving countless people, and the old drugs that are being tried in new ways, and the new drugs being developed. The monoclonal antibody treatment the president received is of course not acceptable to everyone, including strict vegetarians and vegans, because it is derived from cells originally obtained from an aborted fetus. But it's an option that is saving lives, or so they say. Tonight's numbers, October 9. 2 Link to comment
Littlesister Posted October 10, 2020 Share Posted October 10, 2020 It is going down in VA. that it continues to drop as well as in all states. Though I still worry about flu season along with this virus. Only time will tell. Link to comment
Ambergris Posted October 11, 2020 Author Share Posted October 11, 2020 (edited) Wisconsin is battling America's worst coronavirus outbreak (Abridged from an article by Andrew Romano) Look at a map of daily COVID-19 cases in the U.S. Most of the Northeast and West Coast is yellow, indicating limited spread. The numbers across the Southeast tend to be moderate, or orange. Move into the Upper Midwest and more red hot spots start to appear. And then there’s one state that’s covered in crimson: Wisconsin. Right now Wisconsin is battling the worst coronavirus outbreak in America. Wisconsin’s numbers are sobering. On Thursday the state’s new daily case count cleared 3,000 for the first time. Its seven-day average (2,491) has more than tripled since the start of September. Daily hospitalizations have also tripled over the same period. Nearly 20 percent of Wisconsin’s COVID-19 tests are coming back positive. Overall, the Badger State has logged 17,437 new cases over the last seven days — more than any other state except the far more populous Texas and California. On a per capita basis, that’s more new cases (299 per 100,000 residents) than any other state except the far less populous Dakotas, and several times more than Michigan (75), Illinois (123) or Minnesota (137). Meanwhile, on a list of the 100 counties nationwide with the highest number of recent cases per resident, all but two counties with more than 300 cases in the last seven days are located in Wisconsin: Oconto (365), Winnebago (1,439), Shawano (337), Calumet (395), Waupaca (307), Outagamie (1,023) and Brown (1,409). In total, there are 16 Wisconsin counties on that list — the most of any state. And unlike other hard-hit states such as Idaho, Montana and the Dakotas, Wisconsin’s hot spots aren’t dispersed across vast distances; they’re contiguous and concentrated around cities such as Green Bay in the state’s northeast corner, making the spread harder to contain. Next week Wisconsin officials plan to open a 530-bed field hospital at the state fairgrounds to keep COVID-19 patients from flooding heath care facilities, which Democratic Gov. Tony Evers recently characterized as being “on the brink” of collapse. “We hoped this day wouldn’t come,” Evers lamented. “But unfortunately, Wisconsin is in a much different, more dire place today. ... There’s no other way to put it: We are overwhelmed.” As Barry Burden, a political science professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, told NBC News earlier this week, “Wisconsin has become the poster child for how things can go wrong.” The most disturbing thing about Wisconsin’s outbreak is that it didn’t have to be this bad. NBC described the problem as “political trench warfare between the Democratic governor and the Republicans who control the state Legislature.” That’s technically accurate, but it also makes it sound like both sides are defending equally sensible positions aimed at preventing the spread of COVID-19. They’re not. On the one hand, Evers has repeatedly tried to do everything in his power to contain the pandemic. On the other, Republicans have repeatedly challenged Evers’s authority and thwarted his efforts, blocking the sort of basic public-health measures other states have enacted while touting themselves as champions of “individual liberty.” The first and perhaps most consequential of these skirmishes came in the spring, when the Legislature’s Republican leaders filed a lawsuit arguing that Evers’s “safer at home” order would leave the state’s economy “in shambles.” On May 13 the state’s Supreme Court overturned the order. Evers was not pleased, telling CNN that the court’s ruling “puts our state into chaos.” “Now we have no plan and no protections for the people of Wisconsin,” the governor said. “When you have more people in a small space — I don’t care if it’s bars, restaurants or your home — you’re going to be able to spread the virus. And so now, today, thanks to the Republican legislators who convinced four Supreme Court justices to not look at the law but [to] look at their political careers, I guess, it’s a bad day for Wisconsin.” Bars and restaurants immediately reopened for business. Patrons crowded in. For a while, the state’s case count stayed relatively low, even as the virus surged to record levels in the South and West. But that only bred complacency, and by the time college students started returning for the fall semester, public health efforts had become so politicized that Evers had less power to slow the spread than governors in neighboring states. In July, for instance, Evers issued a statewide order mandating masks in enclosed spaces, which he extended last month to Nov. 21. Yet even though nearly three-quarters of Wisconsinites favor Evers’s mandate, Republican lawmakers are backing another suit against it. A judge is expected to rule any day now. Same goes for Evers’s latest order limiting indoor capacity at bars, restaurants and stores to 25 percent as the virus surges. “Do I expect there to be litigation on this?” Ryan Nilsestuen, Evers’s top attorney, told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel this week. “Absolutely.” This relentless campaign to delegitimize pandemic precautions as partisan overreach comes with a cost. It discourages compliance. It disincentivizes enforcement. And it preemptively restricts the government’s ability to address a worsening crisis. Consider the fact that in California and New York, two of the hardest-hit states, indoor dining has only recently resumed at 25 percent capacity despite months of low or declining case counts. Yet in Wisconsin, people have been drinking and dining indoors since the spring, and it took a full month of exponential spread before Evers felt like he could attempt to limit capacity statewide. (Local jurisdictions such as Madison and Milwaukee put limits in place earlier; today they have lower case counts.) Even now, in the midst of America’s worst outbreak, Wisconsinites can still drink and dine indoors. And now infections have been radiating outward from college campuses and blanketing the state. Edited October 11, 2020 by Ambergris Link to comment
Ambergris Posted October 11, 2020 Author Share Posted October 11, 2020 (edited) By Minyvonne Burke Coronavirus cases set new single-day records in six U.S. states and worldwide Gov. Mike DeWine of Ohio said, "We're sick of wearing masks, we're sick of all of this, and I get it, but we've got to hang in there for our kids. We've got to hang in there for ourselves." Missouri, Montana, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma and West Virginia all had record single-day increases in cases on Friday, according to NBC News' tally. The World Health Organization meanwhile announced that 350,766 new infections were reported Friday, surpassing by nearly 12,000 a record set earlier in the week. The new cases include more than 109,000 from Europe alone. In the United States, the governor of Ohio told reporters Friday that he believes there is no single reason why cases are rising, but he believes people aren't taking enough precautions against infection. Ohio set a single-day record of 1,840 new cases, and Oklahoma of 1,524. Missouri recorded just under 3,000 new cases, according to NBC News' tally. The state also set a new single-day record for deaths at 129. Cases have also risen in West Virginia with 382 new cases Friday; Montana with 722; and North Dakota with 656, according to the tally. In Montana, cases have more than doubled in the last two weeks, compared to the two weeks before. There has also been a staggering 230 percent jump in Covid-19 related deaths in just over two months, according to Gov. Steve Bullock. Coronavirus cases have nearly doubled over a two-week period in New Mexico, New Hampshire, and Vermont. Dr. Ashish Jha, dean of the Brown University School of Public Health, told NBC's "Nightly News" that he hopes a potential second wave would not be as bad as what the country saw in the spring. "Part of the reason is we do have more testing available now and so we can tell when things are starting to ramp up and get bad, and hopefully change our behavior," he said. Edited October 11, 2020 by Ambergris Link to comment
Ambergris Posted October 11, 2020 Author Share Posted October 11, 2020 Cumulative cases by country 7,711,181 US 6,979,423 India 5,055,888 Brazil 1,278,245 Russia 902,747 Colombia 883,882 Argentina 861,112 Spain 843,355 Peru 810,020 Mexico 732,434 France 690,896 South Africa 593,565 United Kingdom 496,253 Iran 479,595 Chile 400,124 Iraq 377,073 Bangladesh 349,494 Italy 338,944 Saudi Arabia 336,926 Philippines 334,031 Turkey 328,952 Indonesia 323,460 Germany 318,266 Pakistan 289,875 Israel 263,105 Ukraine 182,767 Canada 173,890 Netherlands 152,403 Romania 149,841 Morocco 148,981 Belgium 146,828 Ecuador 138,226 Bolivia 127,778 Qatar 121,638 Poland 119,666 Panama 118,014 Dominican Republic 114,005 Czechia 110,568 Kuwait 108,663 Kazakhstan 105,684 Nepal 105,133 United Arab Emirates 104,387 Egypt 104,129 Oman 98,451 Sweden 97,544 Guatemala 90,757 China 88,948 Japan 87,439 Costa Rica 85,574 Portugal 83,429 Ethiopia 82,552 Honduras 82,471 Belarus 81,696 Venezuela 75,287 Bahrain 61,762 Moldova 60,776 Uzbekistan 60,368 Switzerland 60,103 Nigeria 57,866 Singapore 55,736 Armenia 54,423 Austria 52,940 Algeria 52,558 Lebanon 48,978 Paraguay 48,924 Kyrgyzstan 47,005 Ghana 43,945 West Bank and Gaza 41,752 Azerbaijan 41,714 Ireland 41,686 Libya 41,158 Kenya 39,703 Afghanistan 36,596 Hungary 34,685 Serbia 32,575 Denmark 31,259 Tunisia 30,345 Bosnia and Herzegovina 29,951 El Salvador 27,261 Australia 26,064 Burma 24,548 Korea, South 24,319 Bulgaria 23,998 Jordan 22,078 Greece 21,203 Cameroon 20,555 North Macedonia 20,128 Cote d'Ivoire 19,932 Croatia 18,797 Slovakia 16,702 Madagascar 16,130 Kosovo 15,452 Norway 15,415 Zambia 15,244 Senegal 15,231 Albania 15,096 Malaysia 13,670 Sudan 13,641 Montenegro 11,891 Namibia 11,849 Finland 11,271 Georgia 10,996 Guinea 10,859 Maldives 10,841 Congo (Kinshasa) 10,180 Tajikistan 9,844 Mozambique 9,701 Uganda 9,119 Luxembourg 8,860 Haiti 8,835 Gabon 8,252 Slovenia 7,994 Zimbabwe 7,559 Jamaica 7,550 Mauritania 6,913 Cabo Verde 6,246 Angola 5,963 Lithuania 5,948 Cuba 5,821 Malawi 5,660 Eswatini 5,423 Djibouti 5,264 Nicaragua 5,118 Congo (Brazzaville) 5,063 Equatorial Guinea 5,043 Trinidad and Tobago 5,035 Suriname 4,955 Bahamas 4,892 Rwanda 4,854 Central African Republic 4,673 Syria 4,628 Sri Lanka 3,847 Somalia 3,846 Estonia 3,681 Malta 3,634 Thailand 3,628 Gambia 3,460 Iceland 3,405 Guyana 3,273 Mali 3,219 Botswana 2,761 South Sudan 2,696 Andorra 2,596 Latvia 2,427 Belize 2,411 Benin 2,385 Guinea-Bissau 2,300 Sierra Leone 2,271 Burkina Faso 2,268 Uruguay 2,051 Yemen 1,986 Cyprus 1,935 Togo 1,870 New Zealand 1,800 Lesotho 1,363 Liberia 1,291 Chad 1,201 Niger 1,107 Vietnam 922 Sao Tome and Principe 741 San Marino 712 Diamond Princess 549 Papua New Guinea 527 Taiwan* 517 Burundi 509 Tanzania 495 Comoros 414 Eritrea 395 Mauritius 315 Mongolia 306 Bhutan 283 Cambodia 233 Monaco 206 Barbados 148 Seychelles 146 Brunei 142 Liechtenstein 111 Antigua and Barbuda 64 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 32 Dominica 32 Fiji 28 Saint Lucia 28 Timor-Leste 24 Grenada 23 Laos 19 Saint Kitts and Nevis 12 Holy See 10 Western Sahara State/Territory Cases in Last 7 Days Texas 29,826 California 21,329 Wisconsin 17,683 Florida 16,789 Illinois 16,171 North Carolina 12,747 Tennessee 12,600 Missouri 9,767 Ohio 9,293 Indiana 8,853 Georgia 8,398 Utah 8,133 Pennsylvania 8,024 Minnesota 7,946 Michigan 7,820 Kentucky 7,729 Oklahoma 7,566 Virginia 7,102 Alabama 6,767 South Carolina 6,491 Iowa 6,432 New York* 5,920 Arkansas 5,533 New Jersey 5,384 Colorado 4,721 Kansas 4,696 Louisiana 4,580 Mississippi 4,471 Arizona 4,321 New York City* 4,021 Maryland 3,976 Idaho 3,850 Massachusetts 3,797 Washington 3,750 South Dakota 3,693 Montana 3,631 North Dakota 3,494 Nevada 3,399 Nebraska 3,082 Puerto Rico 2,989 Oregon 2,363 New Mexico 2,241 Connecticut 1,741 West Virginia 1,400 Rhode Island 1,218 Wyoming 1,121 Alaska 1,108 Delaware 702 Hawaii 673 New Hampshire 436 District of Columbia 420 Guam 372 Maine 228 Vermont 78 Northern Mariana Islands 4 Virgin Islands 4 Cumulative cases: State/Territory Case Rate per 100,000 Louisiana 3,721 Mississippi 3,504 North Dakota 3,503 Florida 3,380 Alabama 3,344 Georgia 3,128 Arizona 3,125 Tennessee 3,117 Iowa 3,088 South Dakota 3,085 South Carolina 3,062 Arkansas 3,030 New York City* 2,986 Nevada 2,791 Texas 2,738 Idaho 2,684 Utah 2,635 Wisconsin 2,625 Oklahoma 2,622 Nebraska 2,595 Rhode Island 2,487 Illinois 2,484 New Jersey 2,380 Missouri 2,272 Kansas 2,260 Delaware 2,257 District of Columbia 2,255 North Carolina 2,190 Maryland 2,164 California 2,120 Massachusetts 2,099 New York* 1,996 Indiana 1,965 Minnesota 1,948 Virginia 1,854 Guam 1,803 Kentucky 1,756 Montana 1,686 Connecticut 1,680 Puerto Rico 1,670 New Mexico 1,539 Michigan 1,480 Ohio 1,421 Colorado 1,345 Pennsylvania 1,322 Wyoming 1,270 Virgin Islands 1,265 Alaska 1,245 Washington 1,228 West Virginia 980 Hawaii 948 Oregon 872 New Hampshire 661 Maine 426 Vermont 295 214,337 US deaths attributed State/Territory Deaths in Last 7 Days Florida 632 Texas 537 California 442 Missouri 251 Georgia 242 Tennessee 217 Illinois 199 North Carolina 139 Arkansas 138 Pennsylvania 129 South Carolina 121 Indiana 105 Alabama 103 Louisiana 90 Michigan 90 Ohio 89 Wisconsin 88 Massachusetts 87 Mississippi 85 Virginia 84 Iowa 69 Kansas 65 North Dakota 65 Minnesota 62 Nevada 54 Arizona 53 Washington 48 Oklahoma 47 Puerto Rico 47 Colorado 46 Kentucky 45 New York* 45 South Dakota 42 Maryland 38 New York City* 38 Oregon 34 New Jersey 33 Idaho 32 Utah 31 Hawaii 24 Nebraska 21 West Virginia 21 Connecticut 17 Montana 17 New Mexico 15 Rhode Island 12 Guam 9 New Hampshire 8 Delaware 6 District of Columbia 5 Alaska 3 Maine 1 Wyoming 1 American Samoa 0 State/Territory Death Rate per 100,000 New York City* 284 New Jersey 181 Massachusetts 138 Connecticut 126 Louisiana 120 Rhode Island 106 Mississippi 103 District of Columbia 90 New York* 81 Arizona 80 Illinois 72 Michigan 72 Florida 71 Georgia 69 South Carolina 69 Delaware 67 Maryland 66 Pennsylvania 64 Texas 57 Indiana 56 Nevada 56 Alabama 54 Arkansas 50 Iowa 45 North Dakota 44 New Mexico 43 Ohio 42 California 41 Tennessee 40 Missouri 39 Virginia 39 Minnesota 38 Colorado 36 North Carolina 36 Guam 34 New Hampshire 33 South Dakota 31 Washington 29 Idaho 28 Kentucky 27 Oklahoma 27 Kansas 26 Nebraska 26 Wisconsin 24 Puerto Rico 22 West Virginia 20 Montana 19 Virgin Islands 19 Utah 15 Oregon 14 Hawaii 11 Maine 10 Vermont 9 Wyoming 9 Alaska 8 Northern Mariana Islands 3 Tonight's numbers, Ten Ten Twentytwenty. 1 2 Link to comment
Mt_Rider Posted October 11, 2020 Share Posted October 11, 2020 Thanks, Ambergris. Death rate per 100,000 is good comparative data. CO is low, thankfully. MtRider Link to comment
Jeepers Posted October 11, 2020 Share Posted October 11, 2020 I was just going to post a link to that article, about Ohio, that you posted. Wal-Mart over here has all of their doors open again and they are no longer counting the people as they go in. And no one is standing outside making sure people are masked up. Carts handles are still being wiped down but that's about it. I was in a parking lot where I could see the front entrance to the Olive Garden. Two unmasked women came out and one was carrying an infant seat. I can't imagine taking a little baby in a restaurant right now. Especially when they offer curbside service. 2 Link to comment
Ambergris Posted October 11, 2020 Author Share Posted October 11, 2020 News from the UK: Ambergris4Mail Millions will be ordered not to leave their local areas in new Covid clampdown Edward Malnick,The Telegraph•October 10, 2020 Millions of people will be asked not to travel outside their local areas and could be banned from mixing with other households, even outdoors, amid fears that some hospitals in the North-West could be overwhelmed within days. This weekend, Downing Street was briefing mayors and council leaders on the planned three-tier "Local Covid Alert Levels" system of restrictions for England, expected to be announced by Boris Johnson on Monday. Joe Anderson, the Mayor of Liverpool, said he was in discussions with Number 10 about placing the city into the third tier – with the toughest restrictions – amid mounting concern over the number of cases and the capacity of intensive care units at hospitals in the area. The talks included discussions about deals that would give local leaders greater autonomy over measures and testing in their area in exchange for helping to enforce and explain the rules. Plans for the third "very high" tier are understood to include guidance asking residents not to travel outside their area other than for specific reasons such as work or education. Local mayors said they expected pubs and bars in these areas to have to close, with restaurants able to remain open until 10pm. In telephone calls with local leaders, Boris Johnson's aides also indicated that areas put into the third tier could face bans on multiple households mixing either indoors or outdoors. Separately, Downing Street is inviting leaders whose areas are due to be in the "very high" tier to request the closure of specific types of hospitality or leisure venues, including beauty salons and sports centres. That came after acknowledgement that the Government had not done enough to achieve "local buy-in" for some of the existing restrictions faced by areas with high infection rates in the North-East and the North-West. Under the plans, the Government will retain the right to order local closures if necessary, but mayors and council leaders have been told that ministers want them to "co-design" restrictions to ensure that there is local consent for the new rules and that they can help to explain them to residents. As of Saturday evening, there were a further 81 coronavirus deaths, according to the Government's daily figures, while an additional 15,166 people tested positive for the virus. In other developments: Matt Hancock, the Health Secretary, is said to have been shut out of several high-level meetings relating to Covid-19 amid concerns about leaks from Whitehall. A Department of Health source said it was "completely false to suggest the Health Secretary hasn't been present for the key meetings". The Government could toughen powers available to councils to order the closure of businesses failing to comply with Covid-19 rules after Manchester City Council said it should be able to close any premises within 24 hours if it failed to comply with improvement notices. Local councils are expecting to be given an increased role in local contact tracing, as well as more autonomy over where local testing units are located. It emerged that coronavirus rates in university towns are over 40 per cent higher than in the rest of the UK, with infections in some student areas rising by up to 38 times since freshers' week. Ministers are drawing up plans to expand the effectiveness of NHS Test and Trace to include a South Korea-inspired layer of "backward" contact tracing designed to identify "super spreader" events. Traditional Boxing Day hunt meets across England and Wales have been cancelled amid fears that they will attract gatherings of spectators. Under the "Local Covid Alert Levels" system, all areas of the country would be categorised as "medium", "high", or "very high" in a "traffic light" approach. Liverpool is expected to be first to enter the third tier and discussions are ongoing with leaders in Greater Manchester and Lancashire, where infection rates are also causing grave concern. Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, who has been in regular contact with Mr Hancock, is understood to believe that additional restrictions in the capital are now highly likely. In practice, that would mean London being put into the "high" tier. Large parts of northern England have already been hit with a range of additional curbs on social life, including a ban on different households mixing indoors, but the south has largely escaped stricter measures other than the national "rule of six" and the 10pm curfew for pubs and restaurants. On Saturday, Jamie Driscoll, the mayor of North of Tyne, said: "It's notable that, at the start of this, the whole country was placed in lockdown when cases were at their worst in London. Now that cases are at their worst in the North, we are getting a very different response." The three-tier system is meant to clarify the patchwork of rules for England that has evolved since infection rates began to climb again last month, but the proposal to allow local leaders to request hospitality and leisure closures in their areas would lead to a less uniform system than had been expected. Saturday's talks, led by Sir Edward Lister, Mr Johnson's chief strategic adviser, came after Mr Anderson said: "The main point of the imposition of the measures are clearly that – imposition. We have not been consulted." Amid discussions about local leaders taking a greater role, Andy Burnham, the Mayor of Greater Manchester, said: "We believe much stronger enforcement powers are what is needed. "I'm talking about summary closures powers for premises that are not Covid-secure. And I'm not just talking about pubs or restaurants – I'm talking about shops or any setting where the right procedures are not in place." On Friday, Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor, announced that the Government would fund 67 per cent of the wages of staff working for firms forced to shut by Covid-19 restrictions. But in an open letter, Northern leaders wrote: "Earlier this year, the Government set its national furlough scheme at 80 per cent. We can see no justifiable reason why the local furlough scheme should be set at 67 per cent. To accept it would be to treat hospitality workers as second-class citizens, and we think that is wrong." On Saturday night, Mr Hancock was accused of breaking his own curfew by remaining in a Commons bar beyond 10pm last week. He also joked that Public Health England was "in charge of the payment methodology" – a reference to last week's testing data fiasco – "so I will not be paying anything" for drinks, The Mail on Sunday reported. Mr Hancock has denied claims that he broke the Government's pubs and restaurants curfew. Meanwhile, epidemiologists have questioned the decision to charge football fans £15 a game to watch Premier League matches on television, fearing it could drive supporters to gather in pubs. 1 1 Link to comment
TheCG Posted October 12, 2020 Share Posted October 12, 2020 Just ran across this and figured some of y'all would want to see it: https://www.townsendletter.com/article/orthomolecular-covid-19-protocols/?fbclid=IwAR1exqXQaQwFCbSb7f9LX2fdD0fJPBbcYwSXVNRqhfoxCfi5qY2tbRUu3mU Orthomolecular protocols for prevention & treatment of COVID. 2 Link to comment
TheCG Posted October 12, 2020 Share Posted October 12, 2020 Also this - Vitamin C levels practically undetectable in the patients they were studying. Small study, but definitely worth further research. https://ccforum.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13054-020-03249-y?fbclid=IwAR266ih6J2eMN9l0pUnAahMswk32r9US_-bsbRZFfiODFJBnBItfW9qi5xQ 1 1 Link to comment
Ambergris Posted October 13, 2020 Author Share Posted October 13, 2020 Cumulative cases by country 7,850,829 US 7,175,880 India 5,103,408 Brazil 1,318,783 Russia 919,084 Colombia 903,730 Argentina 896,086 Spain 851,171 Peru 821,045 Mexico 797,426 France 694,537 South Africa 637,707 United Kingdom 508,389 Iran 484,280 Chile 409,358 Iraq 381,275 Bangladesh 365,467 Italy 344,713 Philippines 340,622 Indonesia 340,089 Saudi Arabia 338,779 Turkey 335,713 Germany 319,848 Pakistan 296,652 Israel 277,982 Ukraine 194,582 Netherlands 188,940 Canada 165,880 Belgium 160,461 Romania 156,946 Morocco 148,171 Ecuador 138,695 Bolivia 135,278 Poland 128,405 Qatar 125,328 Czechia 120,802 Panama 119,008 Dominican Republic 115,358 Nepal 112,737 Kuwait 108,901 Kazakhstan 108,608 United Arab Emirates 107,213 Oman 104,787 Egypt 100,654 Sweden 98,380 Guatemala 90,838 China 90,238 Costa Rica 90,153 Japan 89,121 Portugal 85,718 Ethiopia 84,524 Belarus 84,413 Honduras 83,756 Venezuela 76,272 Bahrain 65,881 Switzerland 63,275 Moldova 61,642 Uzbekistan 60,430 Nigeria 57,884 Singapore 57,566 Armenia 57,326 Austria 55,869 Lebanon 53,399 Algeria 50,344 Paraguay 49,871 Kyrgyzstan 47,097 Ghana 45,200 West Bank and Gaza 44,985 Libya 44,159 Ireland 42,381 Azerbaijan 41,937 Kenya 39,928 Afghanistan 39,862 Hungary 35,006 Serbia 33,594 Denmark 32,556 Tunisia 31,173 Bosnia and Herzegovina 30,480 El Salvador 30,437 Burma 28,127 Jordan 27,323 Australia 25,774 Bulgaria 24,805 Korea, South 23,060 Greece 21,203 Cameroon 21,193 North Macedonia 20,993 Croatia 20,886 Slovakia 20,183 Cote d'Ivoire 16,880 Malaysia 16,754 Madagascar 16,345 Kosovo 15,752 Albania 15,730 Norway 15,549 Zambia 15,307 Senegal 14,268 Montenegro 13,691 Sudan 12,841 Georgia 12,499 Finland 12,000 Namibia 11,134 Guinea 10,993 Maldives 10,872 Congo (Kinshasa) 10,297 Tajikistan 10,258 Mozambique 9,945 Uganda 9,231 Slovenia 9,119 Luxembourg 8,882 Haiti 8,860 Gabon 8,036 Zimbabwe 7,910 Jamaica 7,554 Mauritania 7,254 Cabo Verde 6,680 Angola 6,366 Lithuania 6,017 Cuba 5,827 Malawi 5,696 Eswatini 5,428 Djibouti 5,264 Nicaragua 5,163 Bahamas 5,127 Trinidad and Tobago 5,118 Congo (Brazzaville) 5,066 Equatorial Guinea 5,058 Suriname 5,038 Sri Lanka 4,908 Rwanda 4,854 Central African Republic 4,826 Syria 3,937 Malta 3,908 Estonia 3,864 Somalia 3,668 Iceland 3,643 Thailand 3,636 Gambia 3,565 Guyana 3,515 Botswana 3,297 Mali 2,995 Andorra 2,840 Latvia 2,798 South Sudan 2,569 Belize 2,411 Benin 2,389 Guinea-Bissau 2,313 Uruguay 2,309 Sierra Leone 2,305 Burkina Faso 2,130 Cyprus 2,053 Yemen 1,972 Togo 1,872 New Zealand 1,822 Lesotho 1,371 Liberia 1,321 Chad 1,203 Niger 1,113 Vietnam 929 Sao Tome and Principe 741 San Marino 712 Diamond Princess 565 Papua New Guinea 530 Taiwan* 529 Burundi 509 Tanzania 496 Comoros 414 Eritrea 407 Mauritius 320 Mongolia 309 Bhutan 283 Cambodia 241 Monaco 210 Barbados 163 Liechtenstein 148 Seychelles 146 Brunei 111 Antigua and Barbuda 64 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 32 Dominica 32 Fiji 29 Saint Lucia 29 Timor-Leste 25 Grenada 23 Laos 19 Holy See 19 Saint Kitts and Nevis 10 Western Sahara 2 Solomon Islands 215,775 US deaths attributed. CDC | Updated: Oct 13 2020 3:00PM State/Territory Deaths in Last 7 Days Florida 700 Texas 525 California 423 Missouri 248 Georgia 237 Illinois 189 Tennessee 177 Pennsylvania 141 Arkansas 140 North Carolina 136 Indiana 114 Alabama 106 South Carolina 103 Mississippi 102 Wisconsin 92 Massachusetts 86 Michigan 86 Iowa 83 Louisiana 83 Virginia 81 North Dakota 77 Ohio 74 Kansas 65 Minnesota 64 Arizona 52 Oklahoma 49 Nevada 48 Colorado 47 Maryland 45 Puerto Rico 42 Kentucky 41 New York* 40 South Dakota 40 Utah 40 New Jersey 37 Washington 32 New York City* 29 Oregon 27 West Virginia 24 Idaho 23 Montana 21 New Mexico 21 Nebraska 19 Connecticut 15 Delaware 14 Hawaii 12 New Hampshire 12 Rhode Island 9 District of Columbia 6 Guam 5 Alaska 2 Maine 1 Wyoming 1 Vermont 0 Tonight's numbers, October 13. 1 1 Link to comment
Ambergris Posted October 14, 2020 Author Share Posted October 14, 2020 https://dangoodspeed.com/covid/total-cases-since-june Link to comment
Ambergris Posted October 14, 2020 Author Share Posted October 14, 2020 Because of the rapidly rising COVID-19 caseload in North Dakota, only 29 such beds were available early this week. North Dakota had the highest number of cases per capita on average over the last week, according to the CDC’s COVID-19 data tracker, and from the number of serious cases flooding hospitals, it’s clear that this isn’t from increased testing. Close on its heels is South Dakota... 2 Link to comment
Mt_Rider Posted October 14, 2020 Share Posted October 14, 2020 Yemen has held at just over 2,000 for quite a while. Do they have it controlled ....or did they stop reporting? Ya just never know. Horrid that India is increasing so much it's nearly up with U.S. Praying for Sarath and Sruthy and families there. Unfortunately, we'll never hear anything again from them since India booted out so many agencies/programs for the poor. Glad he was adult and she was nearly graduated from high school. MtRider 3 Link to comment
Jeepers Posted November 5, 2020 Share Posted November 5, 2020 I miss Ambergris' daily reports. I heard on the radio that Ohio had a record number of new cases Tuesday. Just over 4,000 in one day. https://www.nbc4i.com/community/health/coronavirus/coronavirus-in-ohio-wednesday-update-latest-number-of-cases-to-be-released-at-2pm-10/ Link to comment
Daylily Posted November 5, 2020 Share Posted November 5, 2020 At least 6 people in a local community about 6-10 miles from us have or had COVID. A married couple in their 30s, a married couple in their mid 70s (she died last week), that lady's brother in his late 60s, and man in his 40s. He has a wife and 5 kids but I don't know if any of them are sick. This man is a minister and a rural mail carrier. At least 51 school kids and 9 school staff were in quarantine as of last weekend. This is stats from a couonty school system with several schools. The local health department had a news conference on local TV and said they are no longer able to identify clusters of cases. They said to exercise extreme caution when going away from home, etc. because it's everywhere and they don't know where since they can't ID clusters anymore. They said "We are in a very bad place in the pandemic right now". 3 Link to comment
Virginia Posted November 5, 2020 Share Posted November 5, 2020 Our State had very low case counts for quite some time, then the count started coming up. Our own small town of 10,000 folks is increasing as well as several small towns around us has it climbing too. 4 Link to comment
TheCG Posted November 5, 2020 Share Posted November 5, 2020 (edited) Someone from Denmark posted that they're under extreme lockdown right now - apparently there's been 12 cases there using mink as the vector, and they're worried that if it isn't stopped now, all the work that's been done on a vaccine will be worthless. I found this: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-54818615 Edited November 5, 2020 by TheCG 1 Link to comment
Jeepers Posted November 5, 2020 Share Posted November 5, 2020 I heard about that TheCG but I wasn't understanding the correlation between the mink and the virus. I see, a vector. Suppose it will mutate yet again. Humans have culled cows, pigs chickens and now mink by the millions. That's a sad thought. 2 Link to comment
Mt_Rider Posted November 8, 2020 Share Posted November 8, 2020 It's been well over 2 wks since ALL of us were in a city hospital....for my mom's condition; not COVID. Seems like the incubation period is passed....if any of us might had caught something there. Everyone was masked and they checked anyone coming into the hospital. But.... None of us in good position to catch this. My bronchial stuff is going over the top again right now. Short of actual bronchitis.....just allergic response to whatever. Yet....we were there for my mom...and my dad. And prayed for protection. And would pray for sustaining grace if we got it anyway. Ya do what you choose to do. MtRider ....yeah, miss Ambergris. Haven't checked CO stats in a month...mebbe tomorrow. 4 1 Link to comment
Daylily Posted November 9, 2020 Share Posted November 9, 2020 5 more cases in that community I mentioned above. Another couple in their 30s and their three little boys, ages 10, 6 and 4. The husband's parents both have covid and that's where the family got it. The grandpa died last night. 4 Link to comment
Littlesister Posted November 10, 2020 Share Posted November 10, 2020 I am so over this virus. Wearing mask today was rough for DH while doing his therapy. I think I heard that the numbers are up in VA but thinking more of Northern VA. Haven't been keeping up lately. I am starting to get a bit worried about Ambergris. Seems the last post was around the 13th of Oct. This isn't like her. . Hope she is just busy and nothing is wrong. though I thought I read somewhere that she had a new job and working lots of hours. But not sure. I miss her Virus counts for the states. 2 Link to comment
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