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Chicago, IL
Joined April 2019
Replying to @PGATSS @Titleist
If I bought these today, when would I actually receive them? Your previous Titleist shipping times were inaccurate and disappointing from a customer perspective
chicagotribune.com/coronavir… 'Complain about the rules', or 'play to win the game'. RIP Dennis Green, as well as Illinois.
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Nice reporting by ProPublica here; 1 state has met the Federal criteria for re-opening. Congrats @JBPritzker , what's the next step to not-reopening? PS Please use these powers for good in the fall; move the #GoalPostsLeft youtube.com/watch?v=BICgLiBy… Living in a @BWWings commercial?
Replying to @MayRespite
Each day, a preliminary death count is made official. Data wise, release the event level data @GovKemp to show death data and reported death date. Right now it's just summarized per day; still very easy to track and report change in day/day prelim>official.
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COVID 19 Deaths in Georgia are on the decline since some businesses opened up on April 24th. Georgias approach of washing hands better than the rest of the country appears to be paying dividends. #FreeBabu
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It appears that COVID-19 deaths in Cook County, IL follow some mysterious AAAAA-BB death pattern. Why do we keep seeing a massive spike in deaths after 2 days of decline? Asking for a friend (@JBPritzker )
Replying to @michaeljburry
@michaeljburry On a national level, COVID-19 was 906 of the 3226 deaths that happened DURING week of April 12th, but were reported in the last 7 days. This is 28% of all reported deaths that were entered last week. COVID-19 was 18.9% of total deaths for 4/12 week prior to May 4th
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Replying to @LulaEDUcate @AP
My interpretation(not data driven) is that the lock down/fear is issue. Byproducts of the response, not the disease. People die who shouldnt be; they are not seeking medical care. COVID isn't killing these-not going to hospitals. is. Hospitals have supply, not demand in NYC.
Has anyone seen any similar data in the USA? First number I have seen, jives with studies that were published in march/april in other countries showing ventilators public perception effectiveness > reality of the ventilator wsj.com/articles/some-doctor…
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