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my golf partner's father is 95

hoping to hear this week, when he might be able to get on the list

slower than shit, IMO

maybe not in Iowa

Georgia is approaching a million known/suspected cases now, ten percent of the population.  If you use a 5x multiplier, you start to near herd I.  Maybe.

Known cases are dropping rapidly.

Is it possible Southern California's problems result from visitors from Mexico?

In Texas our border counties have a much higher positive rate

Along with Mexico/Southern California, Portugal happens to be another distinct area where daily cases/deaths are still peaking despite the past few weeks of globally declining Daily Cases, Active Cases, and Daily Deaths.

From CNN International (Video Below): "Portugal, now closing its borders for two weeks...its nationwide lockdown has been extended to February 14th and officials say that hospitals don't have much space left.”

And here's a key point for the number of us, after all the discussion of masks and distancing, who've recently noted "We were gonna get hit hard no matter what" (@Cincydawg): "For a country that mastered the first wave of Covid 19, this is an alarming site. An epidemic so ferocious the ICU wards are overwhelmed…Across the country the hospitals are struggling to cope with the rapid surge in cases with doctors telling CNN they estimate 25% of new cases have been caused by the variant discovered in the UK."

Keep in mind Portugal was one of the nations widely praised through the summer and into the fall for keeping cases low and deaths under 2500, that is until November. I quote @Cincydawg because I'm also of the sense that, wave after wave, eventually Covid's relentless spread would break through previously successful health precautions (see Germany too).









https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vf-kIEe3fp4

56 minutes?

10 seconds

just enough time to switch channels 

Georgia is almost down to the July peak, less than half the December peak.