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867Confirmed Cases in Ohio91Number of ICU admissions223Number of Hospitalizations in Ohio15Number of Deaths<1–94Age Range51Median Age53%Sex - Males47%Sex - Females
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867Confirmed Cases in Ohio91Number of ICU admissions223Number of Hospitalizations in Ohio15Number of Deaths<1–94Age Range51Median Age53%Sex - Males47%Sex - FemalesWhat about the 57 other genders??? They aren't getting it?
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Really? You had to quote that gargantuan post to make that barely chuckle-inducing comment?
Nah... I'm just U.S.A. proud!
Here's what you do. Open that last link you provided from Johns Hopkins. Blow up the map to view Ottawa (Canada's capital) and Montreal.. See any reported cases? Nope.. Not a one!
Ontario and Quebec
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Really? You had to quote that gargantuan post to make that barely chuckle-inducing comment?
Nah... I'm just U.S.A. proud!
Here's what you do. Open that last link you provided from Johns Hopkins. Blow up the map to view Ottawa (Canada's capital) and Montreal.. See any reported cases? Nope.. Not a one!
Ontario and Quebec
Well... yesterday our case count stood at 86k and change.
Just checked now and we've broken the 100k barrier.
Here's what you do. Open that last link you provided from Johns Hopkins. Blow up the map to view Ottawa (Canada's capital) and Montreal.. See any reported cases? Nope.. Not a one!
Not sure what you are looking at...
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They must have seen your post...

Actually I've run into situations before where I've been calling up different countries, checking regions or states and then try to bcak out to the World level again and see zeroes everywhere.
Usually if I refresh the page it fixes it, but at least once I had to close and reopen it.
I can assure that I checked Canada a couple days ago and it had cases and deaths.
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They must have seen your post...

Actually I've run into situations before where I've been calling up different countries, checking regions or states and then try to bcak out to the World level again and see zeroes everywhere.
Usually if I refresh the page it fixes it, but at least once I had to close and reopen it.
I can assure that I checked Canada a couple days ago and it had cases and deaths.
They must have seen your post...

Seriously, check the link in the 2nd post.. Still shows zero..
I have good friends in our project that live in those areas.. Out of concern for them I'd been following the Ottawa/Mtrl situation.. I finally sent them that link last night and they were shocked.
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I'm going to guess people travel to Russia and Africa less
But Iran has a lot, but not India.
But Iran has a lot, but not India.
I've seen a fair amount of India.. Maybe the worst place on the planet I've seen ready to deal with something like tis. Their health care system is non existent. Atrocious, would be a compliment.
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But Iran has a lot, but not India.
I've seen a fair amount of India.. Maybe the worst place on the planet I've seen ready to deal with something like tis. Their health care system is non existent. Atrocious, would be a compliment.
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Here's the new US Cities Hot Spot Plot link... https://www.axios.com/americas-coronavirus-cities-outbreak-5f22e933-42f1-464e-a68d-5f8ee0923fda.html
It's worth a look.
Scroll down a little. Cursor on a dot should bring up corresponding City/Area name and current counts.
Did not come across Cleveland, but there are a few Ohio cities that have low case counts, but high rates of increasing cases including Columbus and Toledo.Edit: Found CLE... it's the dot to the left of DC... there are worse dot placements. Pittsburgh is the dot just below St. Louis.
Y'all stay safe...
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india could lose 25 million and no one will bat an eye....
you'll never know the true #
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Go on youtube and watch the series pandemic. It shows India during a swine flu pandemic.
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Came in on one of my days off... I'm not working weekends down here in case you haven't noticed... I call them "mental health days"... I'm sure that unlike Chloroquine their efficacy will be debatable.
Anyway...
Been searching for great, state data and finally google took me to...
https://www.theverge.com/2020/4/2/21201832/novel-coronavirus-covid-19-best-graphs-tracking-data
The site is great. It starts with the John Hopkins Dashboard site we all know by now and then goes to one called, The COVID Tracking Project , which is a fine site, but it is the 3rd one that gave me all I was seeking and more.
That site is: http://91-divoc.com/pages/covid-visualization/
The above is a series of four graphs Counts by Country, Counts by State/Region, Counts per capita by Country, and Counts per capita by State/Region.
Each graph is customizable as to its:
- Focus... you may highlight a line on which you wish to focus and/or reduce the number of lines,
- Metric... choose from Active Cases, Confirmed Cases, New Cases per Day, Deaths, New Deaths per Day, or Recovered.
- Scale... linear or log
Haven't even gotten to the rest of the links...
See y'all tomorrow...
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