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  • Post #1046: New cases now down 76% from the peak
  • Post #1045: Update on the U.K. variant B.1.1.7 in the US
  • Post #1044: A little statistical evidence that vaccination is working in Virginia
  • Post #1043, Trend continues to improve
  • Post #1042, the non-explosion of cases post Super Bowl, revisited
  • Post #1041: Trend to 3/3/2021, and the curious case of the British lockdown.
  • Post #1040: U.K. variant: The fuse remains lit. Keep your eyes on Florida.
  • Post #1039: Return to trend?
  • Post #1038: William and Mary COVID cases through 3/1/2021
  • Post #1037: Trend through March 1 2021: still flat
  • Post #1037: Trend through end of February 2021: flat.
  • Post #1036, new COVID-19 cases trending down slowly, ex-Texas
  • 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.

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Post #336: Tequila Grande finds a new location

Posted on August 4, 2019

Just in case you missed it, here’s the write up.  They’ll be moving this fall to the former Bob Evans in Oakton, just the other side of the AT&T building on Chain Bridge Road.

Click this link to download as a .pdf file
Posted on August 4, 2019August 4, 2019Author chogan@directresearch.comCategories 444 Maple West/Tequila Grande

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