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Post #1035: Herd immunity, part 1: Vaccines don’t matter, much, yet
Post #1034: Trend to 2/26/2021, flat ex-Texas
Post #1033: Will we ever get public health officials who can do simple arithmetic?
Post #1032: William and Mary COVID-19 testing rate.
Post #1031: Trend to 2/25/2021, losing ground.
Post #1030: Magid N95 respirator, a flat-fold mask with excellent face seal
Post #1029: Post Super Bowl non-explosion of cases
Post #1028: Trends to 2/24/2021
Post #1027: A correction on my William and Mary calculation
Post #1026. Has the six-week downward trend bottomed out?
Post #1025: Trends, reporting artifact from winter storm
Post #1024: I just got my first smart phone, and I’m beginning to understand what’s wro…
Post #1023: Next N95 mask purchase
Post #1022: Trend to 2/21/2021, now 74% below the peak.
Post #1021A: The CDC bureaucracy needs to have somebody yank their chain.
Post #1021: U.K. variant spread remains on track for mid-March 4th U.S. wave
Post #1020: PriUPS
Post #1019: A trend remains a trend until it ceases to be a trend. COVID-19 new case trend to 2/19…
Post #1018: U.S. COVID cases down 71% from the peak. But.
Post #1017: Trends to 2/17/2021 and a bit more on antigen tests and probable cases
Post #1016: Probable cases revisited.
Post #1015: Trends to 2-16-2021
Post #1014: Vaccine, the gateway drug of Socialism.
Post #1013: Thirty percent of new Virginia COVID-19 cases are “probable” cases.
Post #1012: A visit to the dentist cheers me up. Does that qualify as pandemic fatigue?
Post #1011: No change in trend
Post #1010: William and Mary and the power of big round numbers.
Post #1009: Degenerate curve.
Post #1008: Gifts for the modern college student.
Post #1007: Below 30 new cases/ 100,000 / day, and projecting the impact of the U.K. variant
Post #1006: Down 61% from the peak. But so is everybody else.
Post #1005: Trends to 2/11/2021
Post #1004: On N95 masks and razor blades
Post #1003: North Dakota, is this an outbreak threshold effect?
Post #1002: North Dakota new COVID cases decline rapidly.
Post #1001: Rock bottom.
Post #1000: The simple arithmetic of the U.K. coronavirus variant
Post #999: Please invite Grandma to your Superbowl party.
Post #998: North Dakota hits 10 cases/ 100,000/ day!
Post #997: Deaths data, the more you look, the odder it gets
Post #996: Current trend continues
Post #995: William and Mary, off to a charmingly mediocre start this semester
Post #994: Now 48% below peak.
Post #993: A couple of bits of confirming evidence on herd immunity
Post #992: Serial data catchups.
Post #991: New COVID cases per day, down 44% from the 1/8/2021 peak
Post #990: Vaccine registration should not be this confusing
Post #989: Things I need to keep reminding myself about.
Post #988: Trend to 2/1/2021. Texas data reporting issue.
Post #987: All the masks I’ve ever loved.
Post #986: Current trend: Would it help if I blamed the Acme Corporation?
Post #985: Trends update: Like watching paint dry
Post #984: Herd Immunity V: Rapid end of the U.S. 3rd wave of COVID via vaccination.
Post #983: A boring update on recent COVID trends.
Post #982: Herd Immunity IV: The simplified version.
Post #981: Herd immunity III: Which states are U.K.-COVID-proof
Post 980: The French ban the worst masks.
Post #979: The two distinct levels of herd immunity, Part II
Post #978: The two distinct levels of herd immunity, Part I
Post #977: “Wear an N95” goes mainstream
Post #976: Simple projection to March 1, and herd immunity.
Post #975: Nobody knows how much COVID vaccine the U.S. has?
Post #974: Today’s trend update, and maybe one more lesson from the French
Post #973: 50 million Frenchmen can’t be wrong?
Post #972: The rain falls on the just and the unjust.
Post #971: Update to British COVID variant post #956, six more states
Post #970: Tempus fugit and the long right tail of the virus.
Post #969: Political affiliation: Vaccine irrationality and its side-effects.
Post #968: Vaccine strategy: Maybe we should try the boats first.
Post #967: Where are we on the goal of COVID-19 herd immunity?
Post #966: State-level flu season data
Post #965: Everybody got the memo except South Carolina
Post #964: Virginia did, in fact, change some data reporting on 1/17/2021
Post #963: COVID deaths, COVID total current hospitalizations, and the news hole.
Post #962: “We may be past the peak” finally hits mainstream media
Post #961: The current uptick in Virginia. Real or not?
Post #960: Current U.S. COVID trend. Do you think anyone will notice?
Post #959: If you’ve been vaccinated, do you still need to wear a mask?
Post #958: About a third of U.S. residents have already had COVID
Post #957: COVID trends, but I’m not really sure what to title this one.
Post #956: One more day, six more states: Update to British COVID variant post #952
Post #955: More people saying “get a better mask”.
Post #954: A trend is a trend until it ceases to be a trend
Post #953: I emailed my Senators and my Congressman
Post #952: Month-and-a-half left to prepare for the B.1.1.7 British variant of COVID.
Post #951: Brief trends update
Post #950: The mask question goes mainstream.
Post #949: Insurance coverage of masks.
Post #948: COVID trends through 1/12/2021
Post #947: COVID trends through 1/12/2021. Is North Dakota the bellwether?
Post #946: A billion here, a billion there, and pretty soon you’re talking real money.
Post #945: Masks, part III: The Germans have the good sense to issue N95s. Medicare should copy.
Post #944: Last of the holiday data anomalies
Post #943: The post-Christmas surge is here.
Post #942, Masks, part two: Please update the US mask initiative using N95 respirators
Post #941: No peak yet in new COVID-19 cases.
Post #940: Seroprevalence surveys
Post #939: Holiday air travel
Post #938: Yet another series of posts on masks, part one
Post #937: It’s déjà vu all over again, I hope.

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