mappy
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....again, not all 700 were tested yesterday. We have no clue how much of that is backlog. I think paying attention to hospital admissions is good, as it gives an idea of the number of people who are sick enough to have to be admitted. Maybe one day lag if it’s due to lack of updating the system, but it’s close to real-time
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I said earlier today June 1 was a good goal. The testing, ppe/supplies, tracing stuff? He has done well, I agree.
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I truly hope Hogan opens the state on a dimmer switch and not at all once. Ease into it. Pleaseeeee
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im willing to bet they wont be going back to school, so nothing to fret over.
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MD is set to go back Monday April 27th. As far as I know, the superintendent hasnt made a decision yet. Hogan has said he is letting them make their recommendations and he will make the final decision based on that. Other states, like PA, made the decision without conferring with the state superintendent.
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caught up with my daycare lady, she was approved by the state to open next week. however she can only take kids for essential working parents. and shes only opening 3-days a week for now. but glad to hear she will be open and ready to help as needed.
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you should read the banter thread lol sorry. i shouldnt brag. i know i'm lucky compared to others.
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oh shit, yes. you're right. missed that one. 296 reported on the 11th for the 10th. the MD dashboard didn't start showing new hospitalizations until April 3rd
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thanks for sharing
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lol all this time i thought you were a guy.
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@mapgirl18
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The data is also part of the feature services I mentioned yesterday -- MD Department of IT hopes to have it all available to the public for download through MD iMap (for those familiar).
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looking back at my own twitter thread. been posting those numbers daily since 3/14 when the MD dashboard went live.
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you and many others. but don't mind me while i enjoy my backyard pool.
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yes. this week has been especially bad regarding new hospitalizations, and its not surprising given how long it takes people from having mild symptoms to needing more care. 151 on the 12th for the 11th 115 on the 13th for the 12th 147 on the 14th for the 13th 109 on the 15th for the 14th
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i think everyone needs to start telling themselves that things like going to the community pool this summer, won't be happening. Concerts - nope. Sporting events - nope. Firework shows - nope. On and on and on. Its going to be quite some time before we are back to "normal".
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its honestly common sense. would you expect a fire fighter to show up to a fire without an oxygen tank and masks? a police officer with out a vest or gun? i hope this pandemic opens the eyes to many on how our front line workers need more than what they get on any given day.
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Sigh. No. Its not an either or type of thing. Just because you shouldn't use regional numbers doesnt mean you go to county by county checkpoints. There are options in the middle.
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if you think the protests in MI are bad, imagine how awful people would riot if we started doing county by county checkpoints
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But even regional numbers shouldn't decide, thats still too big of a scope...in my opinion.
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which is it? nationwide numbers decide, or local numbers decide? you're kind of flipping back and forth here.
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sorry to hear, friend. Hugs.
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they take daily national numbers and use that to train a model for local predictions? Sure. Its a good visual on spread, but its not complete. How can you put incomplete numbers into a model and expect a reasonable outcome? would you put incomplete numbers in one of your water line surveys and tell your work that its all good, that line wont be impacted if someone digs nearby?
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No, not sort of. Cuomo shouldn't be looking at nationwide numbers to decide how to reopen New York State.
