Covfefe-19 The 10th Part: Might As Well Reject No Shirt, No Shoes While You're At It

[Kepler]

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Yeah, that's, um...

The question is are they incompetent or hiding diagnoses to suck up to Dump?

Or both.

[Handyman]

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You guys and your math...

[state of hockey]

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Come on. Share it. I'm still not tired of that Jonah Ryan pic.

[Handyman]

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Come on. Share it. I'm still not tired of that Jonah Ryan pic.

I interrupted a drunken viewing of Sharknado to run to my computer to post that for ya

[Deutsche Gopher Fan]

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“ WATCH: Beachgoers in Gulf Shores, Alabama, defended their decision to flock to beaches and not wear protective masks over Memorial Day weekend, despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

“I mean everybody’s got to go somehow, you know what I mean?" one woman reportedly said. “In a way, I don’t want to die, but I mean, if that’s what God has in store for my life, then that’s okay."

https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-brief...ama-beach-over

[SonofSouthie]

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https://www.thelancet.com/journals/l...183-2/fulltext

[Deutsche Gopher Fan]

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So many different viewpoints! https://t.co/DCesPbJu5M

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 28, 2020

[LTsatch]

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On the link below, scroll down to the state by state breakdown of the status of new cases. It gives me some hope that the majority of states are trending downward. It will be interesting to see what the summer brings. Folks around here are already throwing caution "literally" to the wind at the local beaches. https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2020...aps-and-cases/

[ScoobyDoo]

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So many different viewpoints! https://t.co/DCesPbJu5M

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 28, 2020

jfc

[Slap Shot]

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On the link below, scroll down to the state by state breakdown of the status of new cases. It gives me some hope that the majority of states are trending downward. It will be interesting to see what the summer brings. Folks around here are already throwing caution "literally" to the wind at the local beaches. https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2020...aps-and-cases/

I don't trust the numbers coming from several states. Numbers are suspect in FL, and any Google search will give pause that Covid deaths are being under-reported far more than over-reported.

According to the CDC, so far this year, Florida has had 1,762 deaths from #COVID and 5,185 from pneumonia.

Average pneumonia deaths in Florida from 2013-2018 for the same time period are 918.

Probably just a coincidence, yeah?

— Kellen Squire (@SquireForYou) May 27, 2020

[SJHovey]

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I don't trust the numbers coming from several states. Numbers are suspect in FL, and any Google search will give pause that Covid deaths are being under-reported far more than over-reported.

According to the CDC, so far this year, Florida has had 1,762 deaths from #COVID and 5,185 from pneumonia.

Average pneumonia deaths in Florida from 2013-2018 for the same time period are 918.

Probably just a coincidence, yeah?

— Kellen Squire (@SquireForYou) May 27, 2020

I wonder if he's been drawing his information from this site at the CDC, and in particular, Table 2. Those are numbers maintained by the CDC through a few days ago.

It's an interesting table. They break it down by Covid, pneumonia, Covid and pneumonia, etc... The numbers they show for Florida are pretty close to what was in the tweet.

The column of "percent of expected death" (the third column of numbers) is fairly interesting. In that column they compare the total deaths in a state compared with what the anticipated death count should be for all causes in that state based upon the last few years, and express it by percentage. If you are above 100, there has been more death in your state. Below 100, less than anticipated.

In Minnesota, we're at 101%, so we've had more deaths than we'd normally expect, although not NYC numbers.

The U.S., as a whole, is at 99%, which is somewhat surprising.

No idea if the numbers are accurate or not, but I stumbled across that table a few days ago and found it interesting.

[FadeToBlack&Gold]

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“ WATCH: Beachgoers in Gulf Shores, Alabama, defended their decision to flock to beaches and not wear protective masks over Memorial Day weekend, despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

“I mean everybody’s got to go somehow, you know what I mean?" one woman reportedly said. “In a way, I don’t want to die, but I mean, if that’s what God has in store for my life, then that’s okay."

https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-brief...ama-beach-over

Perfect. DNI for her, then.

[Slap Shot]

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I wonder if he's been drawing his information from this site at the CDC, and in particular, Table 2. Those are numbers maintained by the CDC through a few days ago.

It's an interesting table. They break it down by Covid, pneumonia, Covid and pneumonia, etc... The numbers they show for Florida are pretty close to what was in the tweet.

The column of "percent of expected death" (the third column of numbers) is fairly interesting. In that column they compare the total deaths in a state compared with what the anticipated death count should be for all causes in that state based upon the last few years, and express it by percentage. If you are above 100, there has been more death in your state. Below 100, less than anticipated.

In Minnesota, we're at 101%, so we've had more deaths than we'd normally expect, although not NYC numbers.

The U.S., as a whole, is at 99%, which is somewhat surprising.

No idea if the numbers are accurate or not, but I stumbled across that table a few days ago and found it interesting.

I suspect there has been a large reduction in: car accident related deaths, on-street murders/manslaughter, worksite accidental deaths, accidental deaths in hospitals during elective procedures that have been put on hold...

[SJHovey]

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I suspect there has been a large reduction in: car accident related deaths, on-street murders/manslaughter, worksite accidental deaths, accidental deaths in hospitals during elective procedures that have been put on hold...

Yeah, maybe, although I thought I heard a few weeks ago here in Minnesota that our traffic fatalities were up because people were just driving too fast with no traffic on the road. I just assumed that for places like Minnesota, or the US in general, having a percentage like 101% or 99% would fall into the category of what would be an expected variation. As you go through a year, it's unlikely that you'd always sit at 100% of the average for that point in the year. There has to be some sort of variance. It's just when you look at places like NYC, New York, New Jersey, etc..., that you see some crazy numbers that are clearly outside the norm.

[jerphisch]

Re: Covfefe-19 The 10th Part: Might As Well Reject No Shirt, No Shoes While You're At

I wonder if he's been drawing his information from this site at the CDC, and in particular, Table 2. Those are numbers maintained by the CDC through a few days ago.

It's an interesting table. They break it down by Covid, pneumonia, Covid and pneumonia, etc... The numbers they show for Florida are pretty close to what was in the tweet.

The column of "percent of expected death" (the third column of numbers) is fairly interesting. In that column they compare the total deaths in a state compared with what the anticipated death count should be for all causes in that state based upon the last few years, and express it by percentage. If you are above 100, there has been more death in your state. Below 100, less than anticipated.

In Minnesota, we're at 101%, so we've had more deaths than we'd normally expect, although not NYC numbers.

The U.S., as a whole, is at 99%, which is somewhat surprising.

No idea if the numbers are accurate or not, but I stumbled across that table a few days ago and found it interesting.

Huh, so only ~6k official deaths from the flu. But I hear this is just like it.

In CO for only March and April there were about 1,400 excess deaths and we're not there yet for the "official" COVID deaths through May. One other point is suicides in CO were down 40% in Mar-Apr, while calls to crisis lines were up 50%.