Case Related Puns

SEC stated that they haven’t officially came out and said that Ether and Bitcoin weren’t securities, they said it was just mentioned in a speech. The judge then ordered them to release all communications and documents related to Bitcoin and Ether for the case. This is very good.

#5/14/2021 update:

• Positive Covid-19 Cases: 669,219(+493/0.1% from Wednesday)

• 7 day average: 555(-64/-10.3%)

• Covid-19 Hospitalizations: 684(-64/-8.6%) New Pandemic Low

• 7 day average: 754(-21/-2.7%)

• Covid-19 ICU cases: 199(-5/-2.5%)

• Covid-19-Linked Deaths: 10,991(+30/0.3%)

• 7 day average: 16.7(+2.4/16.8%)

• PCR Tests: 7,238,393(+15,705/0.2%)

• 7 day PCP: 3.5%(-0.1%) Pandemic Low

• Total vaccination doses administered: 6,984,320 total doses(+58,105/0.8%)

• Total vaccine doses received: 8,489,785 total(+54,200/0.6%)

• Percentage of doses administered of the doses received: 82.3%(+0.2%)

• People fully vaccinated: 3,142,216(+42,487/1.4%)

• Percent of people vaccinated statewide with at least one dose: 47.8%(+0.2%)

• Average doses administered(7 day daily average): 47,198(+375/0.8%)

• Population ≥ 12 Years of Age with at least one dose(per CDC): 59.0%(+?%) Changed from age 18+ to 12+

Things are looking better everyday. The average daily cases number fell by a huge amount. Hospitalizations are at a pandemic low. Percent positive bested the number posted yesterday and is also a pandemic low. Deaths reported were a bit ugly for a second day, pulling the average up a bit. We're seeing a steep downward decline in all of the important numbers. If this trend continues, these posts will no longer be nessacary.

Vaccinations improved by a small amount.

Is there a good explanation for the increase, a sudden significant amount of asymptomatic testing or something? Otherwise it seems to be ramping up in schools quickly.

https://www.ontario.ca/page/covid-19-cases-schools-and-child-care-centres

Dr Mercola has spent years building up a loyal following of people who value his down-to-earth advice and science-backed recommendations that have provided many of us lots of ways to live healthier. Early in the Covid pLandemic, Dr Mercola was initially a believer in face masks and social distancing, however it didn't take long for him to realize that the entire charade was a scam designed to advance the Great Reset Agenda and help Gates/Fauci/Big Pharma force us all into a Lifetime Program of Vaccines Forever.

As a result, Dr Mercola became a powerful voice against the Covid Globalists and he did a lot of great work pointing out the benefits of IMMUNITY DEFENSE as a possible way to combat Covid-19 for most people who don't want to take experimental vaccines. Because he was so successful as reaching people and because his advice made so much sense, Dr Mercola became a target for the Big Pharma Great Reset crowd to take down.

>SHOCKINGLY, it seems the Technocrats have won!

Today on Dr Mercola's blog was this article: https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2021/05/04/removing-articles-related-to-vitamin-d-c-and-zinc.aspx

In his words "Until now I have refused to succumb to the governmental and pharmaceutical thugs relentless attacks. I have been confident and willing to defend myself in the court of law, as I’ve had everything reviewed by some of the best attorneys in the country. Unfortunately, threats have now become very personal and have intensified to the point I can no longer preserve much of the information and research I’ve provided to you thus far. These threats are NOT legal in nature, and I have limited ability to defend myself against them."

I'm saddened by this turn of events - if it can happen to well-established social influencers like Dr Mercola, what hope do the rest of us peons have when we want to raise our voices against Big Brother?

Is our future really to end like Winston Smith's - will we all be forced to "Love Big Brother" in order to survive in the new new normal world?

Say it ain't so!

First of all let me tell people. I am not VIP neither do I support this guy. Innocent or Guilty, I have no stocks involved here.

I'm just someone who saw #JusticeForSeungri trending today and decided yet again to look into what was going on or was there any new development only to basically run circles and just find nothing credible to actually understand what is happening. This has been my problem since the beginning of this whole scandal. I wanna properly know who did what and what is Seungri involved in.

I'm saying this because, often people use the "This part of the news was wrong so how are you sure about the rest of it" argument and I hate it. Because, that actually does make the entire point look weak. And that gives people even more substance to feel like the person is wronged. I wish things were more crystal clear.

If anyone can please explain everything to me from the beginning properly with some legit links that'll be of great help.

this question is fairly short and simple, do all motherboards fit in any type of case? or is it like theres a specific case for a specific motherboard?

I just saw the AMA guy from Josh’s childhood posted videos on YouTube with his take. I was wondering if there’s a mega thread where people have posted videos and podcasts that people have made on the case and if there’s not, can y’all post the links to anything you found helpful or insightful under here? I read the Reddit all the time but I still feel out of the loop a bit.

#4/30/2021 update:

• Positive Covid-19 Cases: 659,590(+1,249/0.2% from Thursday)

• 7 day average: 1,038(-13/-1.2%)

• Covid-19 Hospitalizations: 950(-10/-1.0%)

• 7 day average: 990(-15/-1.5)

• Covid-19 ICU cases: 224(-13/-5.5%)

• Covid-19-Linked Deaths: 10,770(+19/0.2%)

• 7 day average: 14.9(+0.9/6.4%)

• PCR Tests: 7,033,958(+19,664/0.3%)

• 7 day PCP: 4.7%(-0.2%)

• Total vaccination doses administered: 6,190,879 total doses(+96,912/1.6%)

• Total vaccine doses received: 7,685,805 total(+168,370/2.2%) - Now Includes doses from the Federal Pharmacy Partnership and FEMA CVC

• Percentage of doses administered of the doses received: 80.5%(-0.5%)

• People fully vaccinated: 2,610,676(+60,049/2.4%)

• Percent of people vaccinated statewide with at least one dose: 44.3%(+0.4%)

• Average doses administered(7 day daily average): 73,254(-812/-1.1%)

• Population ≥ 18 Years of Age with at least one dose(per CDC): 58.6%(+0%) Will update later.

Today's update is fantastic. Case volume is fairly high, but so is testing.

The 7 day averages for cases and hospitalizations dropped. Both the hospital census and the average are now below 1,000. The ICU number has been declining as well. Deaths are steady, averaging 15 reported per day.

Percent-positive is now down to 4.7%, the lowest since October 10th and a hair away from pandemic lows.

Vaccinations picked up the pace a bit, with the first day with nearly 100k new doses in a while. The majority are still second doses, so we're going to see a sharper decline in the daily average soon.

The UVA Report is out as well. I've reproduced the charts below, but there is much more content in the weekly PDF:

https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/content/uploads/sites/182/2021/04/UVA-COVID-19-Model-Weekly-Report-2021-04-30.pdf

The Rₑ numbers couldn't look much better. Every region is below 1.0, in fact they're all 0.85 or better. Every region also saw a decline this week, so we're all moving in the right direction.

Growth Trajectories have greatly improved as well, with the exception of one additional region "In Surge". Going from 9 districts in decline to 22 is wonderful. I'm not sure how this squares with the Rₑ table above, other than the districts ar

#5/10/2021 update:

• Positive Covid-19 Cases: 666,986(+336/0.1% from Sunday)

• 7 day average: 723(-39/-5.1%)

• Covid-19 Hospitalizations: 751(-28/-3.6%) Lowest census since March 24, 2020

• 7 day average: 823(-10/-1.2%)

• Covid-19 ICU cases: 197(-10/-4.8%)

• Covid-19-Linked Deaths: 10,902(+7/0.1%)

• 7 day average: 13.6(-13.6/-8.7%)

• PCR Tests: 7,181,225(+8,841/0.1%)

• 7 day PCP: 4.3%(-0.1%)

• Total vaccination doses administered: 6,789,297 total doses(+66,863/1.0%)

• Total vaccine doses received: 8,388,345 total(+14,700/0.2%)

• Percentage of doses administered of the doses received: 80.9%(+0.7%)

• People fully vaccinated: 3,000,047(+44,183/1.5%)

• Percent of people vaccinated statewide with at least one dose: 47.1%(+0.4%)

• Average doses administered(7 day daily average): 54,462(-4,462/-7.6%)

• Population ≥ 18 Years of Age with at least one dose(per CDC): 62.2%(+0.3%)

We have more good numbers to start the week. Only 336 postitive cases were reported. Percent positive dropped back down to 4.3%. Deaths were low, but the average is staying near 15 per day.

The hospital census dropped again to a new low. The only day on the VHHA chart with a lower census is 3/24/20, which is the first day on the chart, with 722 patients. We may break below that in the next day or two if the trends continue.

Daily vaccinations continue to slide lower, but we've now exceeded 3 million Virginians fully vaccinated. That is quite the milestone for a state with a total population of 8.5 million.

#5/3/2021 update:

• Positive Covid-19 Cases: 661,925(+611/0.1% from Sunday)

• 7 day average: 999(-16/-1.6%)

• Covid-19 Hospitalizations: 822(-36/-4.2%)

• 7 day average: 925(-21/-2.2%)

• Covid-19 ICU cases: 224(+6/2.8%)

• Covid-19-Linked Deaths: 10,807(+16/0.1%)

• 7 day average: 16.0(+2.0/14.3%)

• PCR Tests: 7,076,549(+10.541/0.1%)

• 7 day PCP: 4.6%(+0.0%)

• Total vaccination doses administered: 6,371,414 total doses(+17,026/0.3%)

• Total vaccine doses received: 7,910,295 total(+171,500/2.2%)

• Percentage of doses administered of the doses received: 80.5%(-1.6%)

• People fully vaccinated: 2,727,811(+9,981/0.4%)

• Percent of people vaccinated statewide with at least one dose: 45.1%(+0.1%)

• Average doses administered(7 day daily average): 69,526(-2,332/-3.2%)

• Population ≥ 18 Years of Age with at least one dose(per CDC): 60.0%(+0.3%)

The numbers aren't quite as good today, but there are bright spots. The new case volume is exceptionally low, but so was testing. We can expect a dropoff in testing if fewer people are sick, so this may be a good sign. The 7 day average of new cases is below 1,000 for the first time since October 11th. Hospitalizations continue to trend downward, and are well under 900 now. Deaths are low and steady, hopefully there will be a decrease there to follow the reduction in hospitalizations. Percent positive remains at 4.6%, which is near a pandemic low.

Vaccinations were not good, with only 17k new doses reported. There is some reporting lag here, but Sundays are always low, so I doubt there will be a big improvement in tomorrow's total. We did reach 60% of the the 18+ population having their first dose, so that is something.

#5/5/2021 update:

• Positive Covid-19 Cases: 663,538(+842/0.1% from Tuesday)

• 7 day average: 912(-40/-4.2%)

• Covid-19 Hospitalizations: 896(+35/4.1%)

• 7 day average: 890(-13/-1.4%)

• Covid-19 ICU cases: 221(-4/-1.8%)

• Covid-19-Linked Deaths: 10,844(+21/0.2%)

• 7 day average: 15.6(+1.5/10.6%)

• PCR Tests: 7,100,444(+13,941/0.2%)

• 7 day PCP: 4.3%(-0.2%)

• Total vaccination doses administered: 6,460,376 total doses(+52,297/0.8%)

• Total vaccine doses received: 7,928,215 total(+17,920/0.2%)

• Percentage of doses administered of the doses received: 81.5%(+0.5%)

• People fully vaccinated: 2,783,936(+34,148/1.2%)

• Percent of people vaccinated statewide with at least one dose: 45.5%(+0.2%)

• Average doses administered(7 day daily average): 64,622(-1,181/-1.8%)

• Population ≥ 18 Years of Age with at least one dose(per CDC): 60.4%(+0.3%)

Today's numbers are a mixed of good and not so good. The 7 day averages for cases and hospitaliztions dropped again. Deaths reported saw a bit of an increase over the average. The daily hospital census jumped up for the second day in a row. Hopefully we resume the hospital decline in the coming days.

Percent postive dropped to a new low at 4.3%.

Vaccinations continue to slide downward, and I'm not sure that we'll ever see any improvement.

#5/2/2021 update:

• Positive Covid-19 Cases: 661,314(+761/0.1% from Saturday)

• 7 day average: 1,015(-17/-1.6%)

• Covid-19 Hospitalizations: 858(-27/-3.1%)

• 7 day average: 946(-21/-2.2%)

• Covid-19 ICU cases: 218(-6/-2.7%)

• Covid-19-Linked Deaths: 10,791(+14/0.1%)

• 7 day average: 14.0(-0.6/-4.1%)

• PCR Tests: 7,066,008(+14,868/0.2%)

• 7 day PCP: 4.6%(-0.1)

• Total vaccination doses administered: 6,354,388 total doses(+64,400/1.0%)

• Total vaccine doses received: 7,738,795 total(+0/0%) - May update later

• Percentage of doses administered of the doses received: 82.1%(+0.8%)

• People fully vaccinated: 2,717,830(+42,737/1.6%)

• Percent of people vaccinated statewide with at least one dose: 45.0%(+0.3%)

• Average doses administered(7 day daily average): 71,858(-1,997/-2.7%)

• Population ≥ 18 Years of Age with at least one dose(per CDC): 59.7%(+0.5%)

Sorry if I'm getting repetitive, but we have yet more good numbers today.

The 7 day averages for cases, hospitalizations, and deaths have fallen once again. Case volume is relatively low. The hospital census fell again and is the lowest it has been since July 6th. Deaths are steady, but low.

Percent positive dropped to 4.6%. It was last this low on October 8th. If it drops below this number, we'll be at pandemic lows not seen since the very first day of testing reported, 3/16/20.

#5/8/2021 update:

• Positive Covid-19 Cases: 666,111(+779/0.1% from Friday)

• 7 day average: 794(-26/-3.2%)

• Covid-19 Hospitalizations: 799(-30/-3.6%) Below 800 for the first time since July 6th

• 7 day average: 845(-12/-1.4%)

• Covid-19 ICU cases: 203(-8/-3.8%)

• Covid-19-Linked Deaths: 10,885(+11/0.1%)

• 7 day average: 15.4(+0.5/3.4%)

• PCR Tests: 7,158,410(+18,224/0.3%)

• 7 day PCP: 4.5%(+0.1%)

• Total vaccination doses administered: 6,679,522 total doses(+53,854/0.8%)

• Total vaccine doses received: 8,149,325 total(+121,270/1.5%)

• Percentage of doses administered of the doses received: 82.0%(-0.5%)

• People fully vaccinated: 2,929,835(+37608/1.3%)

• Percent of people vaccinated statewide with at least one dose: 46.5%(+0.2%)

• Average doses administered(7 day daily average): 62,469(-3,104/-4.7%)

• Population ≥ 18 Years of Age with at least one dose(per CDC): 61.6%(+0.4%)

I'm just making a quick post to get the numbers up this morning. I've got a busy day, but I'll be back around later. The nicest thing today is the hospital census breaking below 800 patients.

#5/11/2021 update:

• Positive Covid-19 Cases: 667,586(+600/0.1% from Monday)

• 7 day average: 699(-24/-3.3%)

• Covid-19 Hospitalizations: 741(-10/-1.3%) Lowest census since March 24, 2020(722)

• 7 day average: 806(-17/-2.1%)

• Covid-19 ICU cases: 204(+7/3.6%)

• Covid-19-Linked Deaths: 10,919(+17/0.2%)

• 7 day average: 13.7(+0.1/0.7%)

• PCR Tests: 7,194,250(+13,025/0.2%)

• 7 day PCP: 4.1%(-0.2%)

• Total vaccination doses administered: 6,832,156 total doses(+42,859/0.6%)

• Total vaccine doses received: 8,388,345 total(+600/0.0%)

• Percentage of doses administered of the doses received: 81.4%(+0.5%)

• People fully vaccinated: 3,030,014(+29,967/1.0%)

• Percent of people vaccinated statewide with at least one dose: 47.3%(+0.2%)

• Average doses administered(7 day daily average): 50,633(-3,829/-7.0%)

• Population ≥ 18 Years of Age with at least one dose(per CDC): 62.6%(+0.4%)

We have more good numbers for Tuesday. Average daily cases broke below 700. The hospital census is at a new low and the 7 day average is threatening to fall below 800. Deaths are low and steady. Percent positive resumed its fall and now stands at 4.1%, which is the lowest since March 16th, 2020.

Vaccinations continue to slide lower and the majority continue to be second doses. Hopefully there will be some improvement since the FDA is now permitting kids aged 12-15 to be vaccinated.

#5/6/2021 update:

• Positive Covid-19 Cases: 664,394(+856/0.1% from Wednesday)

• 7 day average: 865(-47/-5.2%)

• Covid-19 Hospitalizations: 847(-49/-5.5%)

• 7 day average: 874(-16/-1.8%)

• Covid-19 ICU cases: 206(-15/-6.8%)

• Covid-19-Linked Deaths: 10,861(+17/0.2%)

• 7 day average: 15.7(+0.1/0.6%%)

• PCR Tests: 7,119,924(+19,480/0.3%)

• 7 day PCP: 4.4%(+0.1%)

• Total vaccination doses administered: 6,549,140 total doses(+88,764/1.4%)

• Total vaccine doses received: 7,934,615 total(+6,400/0.1%)

• Percentage of doses administered of the doses received: 82.5%(+1.1%)

• People fully vaccinated: 2,840,635(+56,699/2.0%)

• Percent of people vaccinated statewide with at least one dose: 45.9%(+0.4%)

• Average doses administered(7 day daily average): 66,343(+1,721/2.7%)

• Population ≥ 18 Years of Age with at least one dose(per CDC): 60.7%(+0.3%)

Today brings some more good numbers. The 7 day average for cases had a large drop, as did all of the hospitalization numbers. The ICU census is as low as it has been since November 8th. Deaths continue on that same as they have for weeks.

Even though testing was higher than normal today, the percent positive moved up slightly, but is still exceptionally low. Unless some other respiratory virus starts circulating, I expect to start seeing some volatility here if cases continue to drop as less people will seek testing. Regardless, hospitalizations continue to be the best number to watch to ascertain to state of the pandemic.

Vaccinations posted the best number since Saturday. The majority of doses continue to be second doses. That ratio may improve once the vaccines are approved for younger people.

COVID-19 update for Virginia, Wednesday - 5/12/2021; 7 day Covid-19 positive volume case average: 658, 7 day hospitalization average: 789, 7 day Covid-19 related death average: 12.9, 7 day percent positivity average: 3.9%(PCR)

#5/12/2021 update:

• Positive Covid-19 Cases: 668,147(+561/0.1% from Tuesday)

• 7 day average: 658(-41/-5.9%)

• Covid-19 Hospitalizations: 779(+38/5.1%)

• 7 day average: 789(-17/-2.1%)

• Covid-19 ICU cases: 223(+19/9.3%)

• Covid-19-Linked Deaths: 10,934(+15/0.1%)

• 7 day average: 12.9(-0.8/-5.8%)

• PCR Tests: 7,207,114(+12,864/0.2%)

• 7 day PCP: 3.9%(-0.2%)

• Total vaccination doses administered: 6,832,156 total doses(+42,859/0.6%)

• Total vaccine doses received: 8,402,515 total(+13,570/0.2%)

• Percentage of doses administered of the doses received: 81.8%(+0.4%)

• People fully vaccinated: 3,061,860(+31,846/1.1%)

• Percent of people vaccinated statewide with at least one dose: 47.4%(+0.1%)

• Average doses administered(7 day daily average): 47,741(-2,892/-5.7%)

• Population ≥ 18 Years of Age with at least one dose(per CDC): 62.8%(+0.2%)

I've got a busy day, but I wanted to get the numbers up before too late. Things are continuing to improve. The 7 day averages for cases and hospitalizations have both fallen again. Percent positive has continued its steep decline and now stands at 3.9%.

#5/4/2021 update:

• Positive Covid-19 Cases: 662,696(+771/0.1% from Monday)

• 7 day average: 952(-47/-4.7%)

• Covid-19 Hospitalizations: 861(+39/4.7%)

• 7 day average: 903(-22/-2.4%)

• Covid-19 ICU cases: 225(+1/0.4%)

• Covid-19-Linked Deaths: 10,823(+16/0.1%)

• 7 day average: 14.1(-1.9/-11.9%)

• PCR Tests: 7,086,503(+9,954/0.1%)

• 7 day PCP: 4.5%(-0.1%)

• Total vaccination doses administered: 6,408,079 total doses(+36,665/0.6%)

• Total vaccine doses received: 7,910,295 total(+0/0%) - Might update later

• Percentage of doses administered of the doses received: 81.0%(+0.5%)

• People fully vaccinated: 2,749,788(+21,977/0.8%)

• Percent of people vaccinated statewide with at least one dose: 45.3%(+0.2%)

• Average doses administered(7 day daily average): 65,803(-3,723/-5.4%)

• Population ≥ 18 Years of Age with at least one dose(per CDC): 60.1%(+0.1%)

There is more good news today. The 7 day averages for cases, hospitalizations and deaths have all fallen yet again. Percent positive dropped again and now stands at 4.5%, which I'll call the pandemic low. This is lowest PCP since 3/16/20, which was the very first day of testing reported.

The less good news is that vaccinations continue to decline as demand is satisfied. We may see some improvement next week when Pfizer gets approval for 12-15 year olds, but I wonder what the acceptance rate is going to be.

#5/1/2021 update:

• Positive Covid-19 Cases: 660,553(+963/0.1% from Friday)

• 7 day average: 1,032(-6/-0.6%)

• Covid-19 Hospitalizations: 885(-65/-6.8%)

• 7 day average: 967(-23/-2.3%)

• Covid-19 ICU cases: 224(+0/0%)

• Covid-19-Linked Deaths: 10,777(+7/0.1%)

• 7 day average: 14.6(-0.3/-2.0%)

• PCR Tests: 7,051,140(+17,182/0.2%)

• 7 day PCP: 4.7%(+0%)

• Total vaccination doses administered: 6,289,988 total doses(+99,109/1.6%)

• Total vaccine doses received: 7,738,795 total(+52,990/0.7%) - Now Includes doses from the Federal Pharmacy Partnership and FEMA CVC

• Percentage of doses administered of the doses received: 81.3%(-0.7%)

• People fully vaccinated: 2,675,093(+64,417/2.5%)

• Percent of people vaccinated statewide with at least one dose: 44.7%(+0.4%)

• Average doses administered(7 day daily average): 73,855(+601/0.8%)

• Population ≥ 18 Years of Age with at least one dose(per CDC): 59.2%(+0.6%)

Today brings more good numbers. The 7 day averages for cases, hospitalizations and deaths all declined. Case volume is lower than in the past few days. Percent positive took a break from its steep decline and remained at 4.7%.

The daily hospital census saw a huge drop today and at 885 patients it is the lowest since it has been since October 4th.

Vaccinations posted good numbers today, just a hair under 100k doses were administered. Again, the majority were second doses.

Here is a reposting of the UVA data from yesterday. I've reproduced the charts below, but there is much more content in the weekly PDF:

https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/content/uploads/sites/182/2021/04/UVA-COVID-19-Model-Weekly-Report-2021-04-30.pdf

The Rₑ numbers couldn't look much better. Every region is below 1.0, in fact they're all 0.85 or better. Every region also saw a decline this week, so we're all moving in the right direction.

Growth Trajectories have great improved as well, with the exception of one addition region "In Surge". Going from 9 districts in decline to 22 is wonderful. I'm not sure how this squares with the Rₑ table above, other than the districts are smaller areas than the regions used for the Rₑ estimates.

Slow G

#4/27/2021 update:

• Positive Covid-19 Cases: 656,034(+1,105/0.2% from Monday)

• 7 day average: 1,098(-19/-1.7%)

• Covid-19 Hospitalizations: 1,009(+35/3.6%)

• 7 day average: 1,045(-11/-1.0%)

• Covid-19 ICU cases: 257(+6/2.4%)

• Covid-19-Linked Deaths: 10,724(+18/0.2%)

• 7 day average: 14.1(-1.8/-11.3%)

• PCR Tests: 6,977,981(+15,668/0.2%)

• 7 day PCP: 5.2%(-0.2%)

• Total vaccination doses administered: 5,968,441 total doses(+56,750/1.0%)

• Total vaccine doses received: 7,491,715 total(+1,559,810/26.3%) - Now Includes doses from the Federal Pharmacy Partnership and FEMA CVC

• Percentage of doses administered of the doses received: 79.7%(-0.4%)

• People fully vaccinated: 2,477,096(+31,330/1.3%)

• Percent of people vaccinated statewide with at least one dose: 43.2%(+0.3%)

• Average doses administered(7 day daily average): 73,063(-1,252/-1.7%)

• Population ≥ 18 Years of Age with at least one dose(per CDC): 57.8%(+0.3%)

Today brings more good numbers. VDH was very late with the data update today, hopefully I can post earlier tomorrow.

The 7 day averages for cases, hospitalizations and deaths all fell today. The percent positive dropped to 5.2%, which is the lowest since October 22nd of last year. The hospital census increased slightly, but hopefully we'll see a drop soon.

#4/29/2021 update:

• Positive Covid-19 Cases: 658,341(+1,187/0.2% from Wednesday)

• 7 day average: 1,051(-27/-2.5%)

• Covid-19 Hospitalizations: 960(-28/-2.8%)

• 7 day average: 1,005(-21/-2.0%)

• Covid-19 ICU cases: 237(-7/-2.9%)

• Covid-19-Linked Deaths: 10,751(+16/0.1%)

• 7 day average: 14.0(+0.4/-3.9%)

• PCR Tests: 7,014,294(+19,482/0.3%)

• 7 day PCP: 4.9%(-0.2%)

• Total vaccination doses administered: 6,093,967 total doses(+75,397/1.3%)

• Total vaccine doses received: 7,517,435 total(+12,550/0.2%) - Now Includes doses from the Federal Pharmacy Partnership and FEMA CVC

• Percentage of doses administered of the doses received: 81.1%(+0.9%)

• People fully vaccinated: 2,550,637(+44,587/1.8%)

• Percent of people vaccinated statewide with at least one dose: 43.9%(+0.4%)

• Average doses administered(7 day daily average): 74,066(+802/1.1%)

• Population ≥ 18 Years of Age with at least one dose(per CDC): 58.6%(+0%) <---- Now Updated

I'm making the daily post early today, and it's self post because my normal media sources have not published anything yet.

It's yet another good day. 7 day averages for cases and hospitalizations have dropped again, though cases may pop back up a bit if the daily volume continues. Deaths are low and about the same as they have been. Percent-positive continues its dramatic decline to 4.9%. This is the lowest we've experienced since October 12th. Vaccinations have settled to around 75k per day, but over half are second doses, so we may see a decline here in the coming weeks as demand is satisfied.

#5/7/2021 update:

• Positive Covid-19 Cases: 665,332(+938/0.1% from Thursday)

• 7 day average: 820(-45/-5.2%)

• Covid-19 Hospitalizations: 829(-18/-2.1%)

• 7 day average: 857(-17/-1.9%)

• Covid-19 ICU cases: 211(+5/2.4%)

• Covid-19-Linked Deaths: 10,874(+13/0.1%)

• 7 day average: 14.9(-0.8/-5.1%)

• PCR Tests: 7,140,186(+20,262/0.3%)

• 7 day PCP: 4.4%(+0%)

• Total vaccination doses administered: 6,625,668 total doses(+76,528/1.2%)

• Total vaccine doses received: 8,028,055 total(+93,440/1.2%)

• Percentage of doses administered of the doses received: 82.5%(+0%)

• People fully vaccinated: 2,892,227(+51,592/1.8%)

• Percent of people vaccinated statewide with at least one dose: 46.3%(+0.4%)

• Average doses administered(7 day daily average): 65,573(-770/-1.2%)

• Population ≥ 18 Years of Age with at least one dose(per CDC): 61.2%(+0.5%)

The numbers are pretty decent once again. The 7 day averages for cases, hospitalizations and deaths have fallen. The hospital census is creeping ever closer to pandemic lows. Case volume is a bit high, but a good amount of tests were reported as well.

Vaccinations were decent, but first does continue to constitute less than 50% of the doses administered.

The UVA Report has been posted:

https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/content/uploads/sites/182/2021/05/UVA-COVID-19-Model-Weekly-Report-2021-05-07.pdf

I have reproduced the Rₑ and growth trajectory charts below, but the full report is well worth reading.

Rₑ is moving in the wrong direction in all but one region, but remains below 1.0 everywhere.

The growth trajectories are a mixed bag, with 0 districts in surge, but a larger increase of districts in slow growth.

Growth Trajectories: