re: Daily COVID Updated as of 11/2/20 8:00 PM

Yep. Mayor of Houston is actively begging people to show up to the testing site at NRG and get tested for free. He wants everyone to be tested everyday like those athletes living in the bubble.

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99% certain these states are running out of people to test

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Some people have probably been tested dozens of times

I didn’t recognize you without the cardinal.

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People aren’t going to keep testing.

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I watched a co-worker get tested at work...voluntarily. His eyes were still watering 15 minutes later. They asked me if I wanted to be tested...Ummmm....no thanks.


How anyone does that multiple times, by choice, is beyond me.

All fair points.

I would assume the rates of obesity are higher in Louisiana.

The Italians are swarthy, but still much lighter skinned than the Black community, and they probably spend more time outside than we do.

Nice site, thanks for sharing

Florida last Wednesday: 6,284 new cases

Florida today: 4,115 new cases

Current Hospitalizations:

COVID-19 patients currently hospitalized

Alabama: 1,280
State's hospital bed capacity: 15,278
8.4% of capacity

Alaska: 47
State's hospital bed capacity: 1,636
2.9%

Arizona: 1,167
State's hospital bed capacity: 13,846
8.4%

Arkansas: 492
State's hospital bed capacity: 9,517
5.2%

California: 6,360
State's hospital bed capacity: 72,511
9.1%

Colorado: 245
State's hospital bed capacity: 10,574
2.3%

Connecticut: 47
State's hospital bed capacity: 7,194
0.6%

Delaware: 32
State's hospital bed capacity: 2,101
1.5%

District of Columbia: 79
Hospital bed capacity: 3,114
2.5%

Florida: 5,484
State's hospital bed capacity: 54,744
10%

Georgia: 2,596
State's hospital bed capacity: 25,114
10.3%

Hawaii: 175
State's hospital bed capacity: 2,749
6.3%

Idaho: 167
State's hospital bed capacity: 3,396
4.9%

Illinois: 1,510
State's hospital bed capacity: 32,066
3.6%

Indiana: 849
State's hospital bed capacity: 18,156
4.7%

Iowa: 287
State's hospital bed capacity: 9,423
3%

kansas (aka Satan's anus) 229
State's hospital bed capacity: 9,659
2.4%

Kentucky: 622
State's hospital bed capacity: 14,329
4.3%

Louisiana: 1,204
State's hospital bed capacity: 15,272
7.9%

Maine: 10
State's hospital bed capacity: 3,400
0.3%

Maryland: 453
State's hospital bed capacity: 11,577
3.9%

Massachusetts: 374
State's hospital bed capacity: 15,649
2.4%

Michigan: 653
State's hospital bed capacity: 24,949
2.6%

Minnesota: 304
State's hospital bed capacity: 13,895
2.2%

Mississippi: 1,090
State's hospital bed capacity: 12,071
9%

Missouri: 891
State's hospital bed capacity: 18,749
4.7%

Montana: 97
State's hospital bed capacity: 3,542
2.7%

Nebraska: 158
State's hospital bed capacity: 6,842
2.3%

Nevada: 903
State's hospital bed capacity: 6,493
13.9%

New Hampshire: 12
State's hospital bed capacity: 2,783
0.4%

New Jersey: 468
State's hospital bed capacity: 20,901
2.2%

New Mexico: 119
State's hospital bed capacity: 3,811
3.1%

New York: 537
State's hospital bed capacity: 51,927
1%

North Carolina: 1,026
State's hospital bed capacity: 21,549
4.8%

North Dakota: 47
State's hospital bed capacity: 3,235
1.5%

Ohio: 934
State's hospital bed capacity: 33,157
2.8%

Oklahoma: 568
State's hospital bed capacity: 11,144
5.1%

Oregon: 214
State's hospital bed capacity: 6,889
3.1%

Pennsylvania: 548
State's hospital bed capacity: 36,730
1.5%

Rhode Island: 78
State's hospital bed capacity: 2,187
3.6%

South Carolina: 1,116
State's hospital bed capacity: 12,120
9.2%

South Dakota: 68
State's hospital bed capacity: 4,183
1.6%

Tennessee: 1,231
State's hospital bed capacity: 19,387
6.3%

Texas: 6,210
State's hospital bed capacity: 65,671
9.4%

Utah: 183
State's hospital bed capacity: 5,767
3.2%

Vermont: 17
State's hospital bed capacity: 1,305
1.3%

Virginia: 1,253
State's hospital bed capacity: 18,065
6.9%

Washington: 394
State's hospital bed capacity: 12,774
3.1%

West Virginia: 132
State's hospital bed capacity: 6,868
1.9%

Wisconsin: 369
State's hospital bed capacity: 12,103
3.0%

Wyoming: 12
State's hospital bed capacity: 2,015
0.6%

From Becker's: Data Updated Either August 18th or 19th

quote]Arizona clearly said frick all this testing nonsense.[/quote]



Orrr it's the # 1-4 states by population...and then the 14th state which has 1/5th to 1/3rd of the population of those other states