lsumatt

I saw BTTF the musical in London recently. Highly recommend. It was like watching the movie for the first time again. It was about 90% identical to the movie but just different enough to not know exactly what was coming next.

The same teams if lsu doesn’t beat Georgia

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Essentially there is no real advantage being up 5 instead of 4. This is a somewhat common thing to do when you are up 4

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Not true at all. It forces LSU to go for 2 which is statistically hard to get. If they don’t get it a field goal win it for you.

Surely A&M did in 2018

There are two entrances into Steiner from 620. Traffic pre pandemic was pretty terrible on 620 to 2222 during rush hour. But they built an extra partial lane and a short cut to 2222 which really helps traffic.

Tyrus Thomas was second team SEC and you have him on the top 5. Glen Davis was Tyrus’ teammate and SEC POY but doesn’t make the backup squad. Makes sense.

The real victim in the movie is Mr. Welsh. He was probably justified in punching George for telling off his wife but will be the town villain for being the guy that beat up the drunk, depressed town hero. Plus, he will never be able to grab a martini after work for the rest of his life.

Looking for a tv series for the wife and I that is a 1 hour dramedy type that doesn’t require a lot of thinking and low intensity. A few that we have seen the last few years that we liked (ranked in order):

1. Psych
2. Cobra Kai
3. Chuck
4. Ted Lasso
5. Monk
6. Suits
7. Blue Bloods
8. Royal Pains
9. Burn Notice (on season 2 but neither of us love it).

Anything like these that are good? We clearly like our cheesy USA shows. I have also watched LOST but the wife has not.

I am not sure what to make of the data and relatively low cases the last two days. I thought we would get a data dump after the low case numbers from Labor Day. It’s good we are not but the testing is also relatively low. I find that odd given that colleges are testing like crazy. Also, hospitalizations have flattened the last 5 days and I hope that breaks down again.

Does anyone know what the Minnesota data error was? Surely they didn’t take, much less fail to report, 200k tests but that is the difference in total testing from last Friday.

I really like that plot.

1.add a color bar to indicate the scale of the colors
2. Add time on the x-axis
3. Consider normalizing each state by the population, or making a second plot with normalized numbers.

I am getting annoyed with worldometers sight as sometimes numbers come out of nowhere and don’t make sense.

The official deaths released today for Louisiana was 12 but worldometers has 72. The total deaths for Louisiana is also over 100 more than it should be.

There was definitely something weird with New York today. It was 130, then 0 then they added 172. But if you click on New York the county by county adds up to 260 at the top.

But None of that explains the nearly 400 difference in Chromes spreadsheet. Does he enter numbers manually or pull automatically from worldometers or another website.

The Stanford study sent out facebook requests to get their “random” sample. And the professor who did the study doesn’t know how to apply Bayes theorem.

If we are testing animals with mild symptoms I don’t want to hear about our lack of testing capabilities anymore.