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Post #1184: COVID-19 trend to 7/23/2021: A ray of light.
Post #1183: COVID-19 trend to 7/22/2021: Que sera sera.
Post #1182: COVID-19 trend to 7/21/2021
Post #1181: COVID-19 trend to 7/20/2021
Post #G21-043: A model of a rain barrel system based on historical weather data
Post #1180: COVID-19 trend to 7/19/2021
Post #1179: COVID-19 trends, rounding out the week
Post #1178: Does the Delta variant have a lower hospitalization rate?
Post #1177: COVID-19 trend to 7/15/2021: Tempus Fugit.
Post #G21-042: Marking time in the garden
Post #1176: COVID-19 trend to 7-14-2021
Post #1175: COVID-19 trend to 7-13-2021
Post #1174: COVID-19 trend to 7/12/2021: Going vertical
Post #G21-041, Lack of male squash blossoms solved, squash vine borer gone?
Post #1173: COVID-19 trend to 7/9/2021: Yikes.
Post #1172: U.S. COVID-19 fifth wave takes off.
Post #G21-040: A male problem.
Post #1171, COVID-19 trend to 7-6-2021, Delta variant?
Post #1170: Recent COVID case trend is unknown, Delta variant
Post #1169, Capital Bikeshare, final post for this round
Post #1168: Capital Bikeshare again, part 2
Post #1167: Capital Bikeshare, again, part 1.
Post #1166: The U.S. fifth wave gathers speed, driven more by seasonality than by the Delta variant…
Post #G21-039: Biblical garden update
Post #1165: Upward trend in COVID-19 cases is now quite clear.
Post #G21-038: Vine ripened tomatoes and some updates
Post #1164: COVID-19 trends, U.S. new case count begins to rise
Post #G21-037: Where are the Japanese beetles?
Post #1163: Returning to the gym
Post #1162: COVID-19 trend to 6/22/2021, Delta variant
Post #G21-036: Name that disease!
Post #G21-034: Lint roller, inspection mirror, toothbrush, and other gardening tools
Post #1161: COVID-19 trend to 6/17/2021, where’s Delta?
Post #G21-033: 1000 growing degree days and the squash vine borer
Post #1160: COVID-19 Delta variant bodes for a 5th U.S. COVID-19 wave
Post #1159: Robinson estate sidewalks
Post #1158: High-volume knee replacement surgeons in DC, MD, VA
Post #G21-032: Cucumber beetles, bee-proof sticky traps, neem oil.
Post #1157: COVID-19 trend to 6/10/2021, disappearing data and the end of the U.S. fourth wave.
Post #1156: COVID-19 trends to 6/7/2021: It’s just a data reporting glitch
Post #1155: Architect hired for Patrick Henry Parking Garage and Library
Post #1154: COVID-19 trend to 6/6/2021
Post #G21-031: An obvious marketing opportunity, missed.
Post #G21-030: Bee-proof sticky traps, and potential solutions to a cucumber beetle problem
Post #1153: The dance of data destruction
Post #G21-029: Bee-proof cucumber beetle traps, Part 2
Post #1152: COVID-19 trends, holiday artifact, and fizzling out.
Post #G21-028: Bee-proof yellow sticky traps
Post #G21-027: Cucumber beetles.
Post #1152: COVID-19 trend to 5/27/2021
Post #1151: MPGe
Post #1150: Rapidly dropping carbon intensity of electrical generation in Virginia
Post #G21-026: Bolted Arugula Soup
Post #G21-025: Demonstrating the scope of the canning lid shortage via a random sample of Walmarts
Post #1149: COVID-19 trend to 5/20/2021: Now 61% below peak
Post #G21-024: Plant pears for your heirs
Post #G21-023, canning lid sort-of-shortage persists
Post #1148: COVID trend to 5/17/2021, unfinished business
Post #1147: COVID-19 trend to 5/14/2021.
Post #1146: Yet more confusing advice from CDC
Post #1145: COVID-19, finally seeing the herd immunity graph
Post #1144: COVID-19 seroprevalence surveys and re-thinking my estimate of herd immunity
Post #1143: COVID-19 trend to 5/12/2021, some fun facts.
Post #1142: Yet another reason to think the pandemic is ending: CDC finally says the A-word.
Post #1141: New COVID-19 cases cases per day down 21% in the past week.
Post #1140: COVID-19 trend to 5/8/20201, down and accelerating
Post #G21-021, the state of recycling in my area.
Post #G21-020: Not-really-a-shortage of canning lids in my area. But not normal, either.
Post #1139: Plain-vanilla sidewalks at $450 per foot? Only in the Town of Vienna
Post #1138: 100 dwelling units per acre, up and down Maple Avenue
Post #1137: COVID-19 trend to 5/6/2021, a faster rate of decline
Post #1136: Town of Vienna election results
Post #1135: The final Town of Vienna May election.
Post #1134, COVID-19 trend to 5/3/2021, and a look at hospitalization and mortality rates
Post #1133: Robinson sidewalk bequest, odder and odder.
Post #1132: Getting to “Nay” in the Town of Vienna.
Post #1131: Herd immunity: Why aren’t we there yet?
Post #1130: COVID-19 trend to 5-1-2021
Post #1129: If you don’t want to get hosed by the Town of Vienna, vote for Patariu
Post #1128: Town of Vienna, it’s deja vu all over again on the property tax rate.
Post #1127: COVID-19 trends to 4/28/2021, and a NY Times article on the end of the pandemic that ge…
Post #G21-019: Dickinson pumpkin is a keeper
Post #1126: TANSTAAFL, or free mulch in the Town of Vienna
Post #1125: Bullet voting
Post #1124: COVID-19 trend to 4/26/2021
Post #1123: Town of Vienna, the one question I’d like a clear answer to, from Town Council ca…
Post #1122: COVID-19 trend to 4/24/2021
Post #1121: William and Mary, finishing out the week of testing
Post #1120: Sidewalk cost per foot, and the Robinson sidewalk bequest.
Post #G21-018: Radiant barrier for keeping a raised bed warm at night, final post.
Post #1119: COVID-19 trends, update to 4/22/2021.
Post #1117: William and Mary, another good day, the math of herd immunity.
Post #1116: Town of Vienna, a small lesson from WHOIS, edited.
Post #1115: William and Mary, zero cases in a further 1599 tests? Sure looks like herd immunity.
Post #1114: COVID-19 update to 4/20/2021.
Post #1113: William and Mary, zero cases in 1400+ tests. Herd immunity?
Post #G21-017: Warming a raised bed at night 3: passive solar helps.
Post G21-015: The math behind the space blanket
Post #1112: COVID-19 trends to 4/18/2021
Post #1111: Town of Vienna, any lessons from Scout on the Circle?

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Posted on May 5, 2020May 7, 2020Author chogan@directresearch.comCategories Garden, Yard signs, email notices, etc.

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