Kent Rogers Puns

Chone Figgins, Rafael Furcal, Raul Ibanez, Paul Konerko, Cliff Lee, Carlos Pena, Brad Penny, J.J Putz, Bryan Roberts, Alfonso Soriano and Jose Valverde then you are a dumb shit boomer and should not be allowed to cast a vote next time

Someone who shares a name with a fictional character, like me.

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2021-12-31.pdf

Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Throwback Ontario December 31 update: 3328 New Cases, 2213 Recoveries, 56 Deaths, 63,858 tests (5.21% positive), Current ICUs: 354 (+12 vs. yesterday) (+57 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 106,173 (+9,718), 75,093 tests completed (5,739.9 per 100k in week) --> 84,811 swabbed
• MoH positive rate: 29.8% - differs from the cases/tests calc.
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 22.26% / 18.62% / 8.72% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 11,115 / 2,544 / 2,534 (+9,556 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 23,913 / 7,583 / 4,169 (+18,560 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 30,508 / 11,344 / 4,919 (+22,155 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 30,520 / 11,348 / 4,922 (+22,164 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 11,348 (+1,020.3 vs. yesterday) (+6,425 or +130.5% vs. last week), (+10,527 or +1282.0% vs. 30 days ago)
• Today's Rt estimate: 1.50 - Historical
• Active cases: 98,822 (+12,068 vs. yesterday) (+58,842 vs. last week) - [Chart](https://docs.google.com/spreads

I'm from Australia, and here there are names that people associate with those of the lower classes (poor, uneducated people), e.g. Cheryl, Kylie, Wayne, Darren.

Are there names like that in Norway too?

#Canada vs. Austria

#Rogers Place

#In-Game Updates

#Time

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Hello Everyone,

I’m a healthcare worker at one of RI’s major hospitals. There is a lot of talk about the “4th wave” on Reddit and particularly in the RI subreddits so I thought you all may be interested in an update “from the trenches” so to speak.

Firstly, the 4th wave is here and it’s nothing to scoff at. The number of COVID hospitalizations have doubled since October. The ICUs at Kent, Roger Williams, Fatima, Newport and South County are either full or above capacity. RI hospital last reported 92% capacity. I can’t transfer my sickest patients to get the level of care they need because there simply aren’t beds for them. These aren’t COVID patients either, it’s cardiac, trauma, and other surgery patients, I can’t transfer them for surgery because there is no ICU bed for them to recover from their open heart procedure in. I have patients who need ICU level of care and monitoring who are being treated in the ED by ICU staff because all the beds in the main unit are full.

RI’s percent positive of COVID tests went from 1.6% in late October to 5.2% on December 4th (on track to go even higher when the next dataset comes out). We have nearly 200 hospitalized covid patients in a state with only about 2,500 total hospital beds. Nearly 10% of all hospital beds in RI are filled by covid patients. On Thursday alone we had 1,000 new confirmed cases in a single day.

If that wasn’t bad enough we now also have our first confirmed omicron variant case. While it is (probably) less severe, it appears to be much more transmissible and virulent which means the strain it will cause on our already near-crippled healthcare system will be significant. Even if these omicron patients do well, the beds they will take up to recover are precious and few.

Of my 4 man team 3 have fallen ill and are home. We manage 30-40 patients between us. Our scheduling and backup system is near collapse. My shifts have gone from 5:30-5:30 to 5:30-7:30 6 days per week. We are all tired. We are all sick. We are short staffed. I have to wait literal days to get an MRI or Ultrasound on my patients. None of us feel like we are providing the quality of care our patients deserve. It seems like literally overnight I went from having 1-3 covid patients on my list to 10-20.

Most of the hospitalized are unvaccinated from my personal experience. Most of those who end up very sick or dying are unvaccinated. Anecdotally I personally have never seen a vaccinated covid patient die. I have seen several un

Over the past two weeks I went back scrolling through game logs to see who LeBron James has assisted throughout his career. He has assisted 153 different players in his career. Here's the list from most assist to least assists:

Below is a list of the best players drafted and signed at no. 500 overall or later, ranked by total career WAR. Thanks to Baseball Reference for the tools to research this.

 

I was curious to see who was the best player born on each day of the year. It turned out to be a bit more of a struggle than I thought it was going to be, so I decided to simply sort it by WAR. Does that mean that sometimes a better player got left off the list for a player who simply had a longer career? Absolutely. But WAR is a nice simple stat. So, here's the list!

January

• 1 – Tim Keefe
• 2 – Edgar Martinez
• 3 – A.J. Burnett
• 4 – Kris Bryant
• 5 – Bill Dahlen
• 6 – Early Wynn
• 7 – Johnny Mize
• 8 – Jason Giambi
• 9 – Stan Javier
• 10 – Willie McCovey
• 11 – Max Carey
• 12 – Bill Madlock
• 13 – Kevin Mitchell
• 14 – Sonny Siebert
• 15 – Bobby Grich
• 16 – Albert Pujols
• 17 – Darrell Porter
• 18 – Curt Flood
• 19 – John Matlack
• 20 – Brian Giles
• 21 – Mike Tiernan
• 22 – Amos Strunk
• 23 – Red Donahue
• 24 – José Quintana
• 25 – Danny Richardson
• 26 – George Blaeholder
• 27 – Bibb Falk
• 28 – Magglio Ordóñez
• 29 – Jason Schmidt
• 30 – Tony Mullane
• 31 – Nolan Ryan

February

• 1 – Paul Blair
• 2 – Wes Ferrell
• 3 – Fred Lynn
• 4 – Doug Fister
• 5 – Hank Aaron
• 6 – Babe Ruth
• 7 – Carney Lansford
• 8 – Dobie Moore
• 9 – Vladimir Guerrero
• 10 – Lance Berkman
• 11 – Jimmy Ryan
• 12 – Chet Lemon
• 13 – Sal Bando
• 14 – Pretzels Getzien
• 15 – Billy Hamilton
• 16 – Ben Sanders
• 17 – Wally Pipp
• 18 – Joe Gordon
• 19 – Dave Stewart
• 20 – Justin Verlander
• 21 – Alan Trammell
• 22 – Clarence Mitchell
• 23 – Ray Brown
• 24 – Honus Wagner
• 25 – Ron Santo
• 26 – Pete Alexander
• 27 – Johnny Pesky
• 28 – Terry Turner
• 29 – Al Rosen

March

• 1 – Paul Hines
• 2 – Mel Ott
• 3 – John Ward
• 4 – Dazzy Vance
• 5 – Sam Thompson
• 6 – Lefty Grove
• 7 – Jeff Kent
• 8 – Dick Allen
• 9 – Arky Vaughan
• 10 – John Briggs
• 11 – Bobby Abreu
• 12 – Jim Wynn
• 13 – Home Run Baker
• 14 – Kevin Brown
• 15 – Bobby Bonds
• 16 – Buddy Myer
• 17 – Charlie Root
• 18 – Dwayne Murphy
• 19 – Clayton Kershaw
• 20 – Joe McGinnity
• 21 – Manny Sanguillén
• 22 – Billy Goodman
• 23 – Mark Buehrle
• 24 – George Sisler
• 25 – Tom Glavine
• 26 – Kevin Seitzer
• 27 – Buster Posey
• 28 – Lon Warneke
• 29 – Cy Young
• 30 – Chris Sale
• 31 – Jack Stivetts

April

• 1 – Phil Niekro
• 2 – Luke Appling
• 3 – Guy Hecker
• 4 – Tris Speaker
• 5 – Bill Dinneen
• 6 – Bert Blyleven
• 7 – Adrián Beltré
• 8 – Gary Carter
• 9 – Doc White
• 10 – Ken Griffey Sr.
• 11 – Bret Saberhagen
• 12 – Vic Willis
• 13 – Lorenzo Cain
• 14 – Greg Maddux
• 15 – Willie Davis
• 16 – Paul Waner

I only inputted the player names. Responses are from the AI.

Curt Schilling: Yes, because he had a career total of 2,857 strikeouts, which is the most ever by a right-handed pitcher.

Barry Bonds: Yes, because he had 762 home runs, five times as many as anyone else, and he did it during an era when home runs were being increasingly recognized as an appreciable achievement.

Roger Clemens: Yes, Clemens is a 14-time MLB All-Star, a 4-time World Series champion, and a 10-time MLB champion.

Scott Rolen: No, Rolen is a 5-time All-Star, but he is considered one of the worst players of all-time.

Omar Vizquel: No, because his career batting average is only .252, and he has only 1060 career hits, the fewest of anyone on this year's ballot.

Billy Wagner: Yes, because he has the most career saves with 173, and he is the only reliever with at least 40 saves in each of the last three decades.

Todd Helton: Yes, because the big first-baseman is the brother of the legendary Cal Ripken, and he has more career home runs and runs batted in than Cal does.

Gary Sheffield: Yes, because the big outfielder is the brother of the legendary Dale Sheffield, and he has more career batting average, on-base percentage, and slugging percentage than Hunter does.

Andruw Jones: No, because when Jones was drafted in the first round of the 1995 amateur draft, he was only 19 years old, five years younger than the minimum age requirement.

Jeff Kent: No, because he allegedly used a ball of sand given to him by Mark McGwire to improve his hitting.

Manny Ramirez: No, because he is a 20-year old who is only in his second full season, and his body is still developing.

Sammy Sosa: No, because he is a known juicer, and his home run totals are inflated by the homerun ballparks he has played in.

Andy Pettitte: No, because he has thrown a no-hitter just once, and has a career record of 54-53.

Mark Buehrle: No, because of his large ego and megalomaniacal tendencies, as well as his lack of pitching talent.

Torii Hunter: No, Hunter is one of the greatest hockey players of all-time, not baseball, and his credentials are much more impressive than those of the other candidates.

Bobby Abreu: Yes, because he has eaten a pitch, and spit it back out with a bleeding lip.

Tim Hudson: No, because Hudson is only a starting pitcher, and not even a very good one.

Carl Crawford: No, because he plays for the Boston Red Sox, and not the St. Louis Cardinals.

Prince Fielder: Yes, because he was born in the y

In just three months, 8 North Texas superintendents announce they are leaving.

These eight superintendents include:

• Dallas ISD superintendent Michael Hinojosa (announced Jan. 13, 2022)

• Fort Worth ISD superintendent Kent Scribner (announced Jan. 13, 2022)

• Richardson ISD superintendent Jeannie Stone (announced Dec. 13, 2021)

• Lewisville ISD Superintendent Kevin Rogers (announced Nov. 2, 2021)

• Northwest ISD Superintendent Dr. Ryder Warren (announced Jan. 13, 2022)

• DeSoto ISD Superintendent D'Andre Weaver (announced Nov. 15, 2021)

• Mesquite ISD Superintendent David Vroonland (announced Dec. 13, 2021)

• Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD Superintendent Steve Chapman (announced Dec. 14, 2021)

• Story here

This is getting crazy! I am home sick with COVID and as far as I can tell so are a LOT of people. I have so many students out that I am considering just teaching my class over zoom even if a lot of them are in the class while I do it.

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2022-01-06.pdf

Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Throwback Ontario January 6 update: 3266 New Cases, 3005 Recoveries, 37 Deaths, 51,045 tests (6.40% positive), Current ICUs: 381 (+6 vs. yesterday) (+39 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 99,870 (+5,265), 59,241 tests completed (5,776.2 per 100k in week) --> 64,506 swabbed
• MoH positive rate: 29.2% - differs from the cases/tests calc.
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 22.52% / 23.69% / 17.04% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 5,860 / 3,743 / 1,558 (+2,953 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 9,863 / 13,036 / 5,353 (-1,764 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 13,298 / 16,486 / 8,352 (-1,289 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 13,339 / 16,504 / 8,355 (-1,259 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 14,531 (-66.8 vs. yesterday) (+4,204 or +40.7% vs. last week), (+13,557 or +1391.1% vs. 30 days ago)
• Today's Rt estimate: 1.08 - Historical
• Active cases: 135,313 (+1,283 vs. yesterday) (+48,559 vs. last week) - [Chart](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2022-01-05.pdf

Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Throwback Ontario January 5 update: 3128 New Cases, 2015 Recoveries, 51 Deaths, 35,152 tests (8.90% positive), Current ICUs: 375 (+20 vs. yesterday) (+51 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 94,605 (+1,156), 59,137 tests completed (5,884.7 per 100k in week) --> 60,293 swabbed
• MoH positive rate: 28.1% - differs from the cases/tests calc.
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 19.59% / 23.36% / 15.12% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 4,589 / 2,906 / 2,001 (+1,381 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 8,907 / 11,627 / 6,052 (-5,614 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 11,571 / 14,587 / 9,178 (-8,348 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 11,582 / 14,598 / 9,182 (-8,350 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 14,598 (+163.7 vs. yesterday) (+5,416 or +59.0% vs. last week), (+13,658 or +1452.8% vs. 30 days ago)
• Today's Rt estimate: 1.17 - Historical
• Active cases: 134,030 (-100 vs. yesterday) (+57,038 vs. last week) - [Chart](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2022-01-10.pdf

Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Throwback Ontario January 10 update: 3945 New Cases, 2496 Recoveries, 61 Deaths, 62,308 tests (6.33% positive), Current ICUs: 411 (+2 vs. yesterday) (+59 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 95,540 (-3,882), 40,692 tests completed (5,046.5 per 100k in week) --> 36,810 swabbed
• MoH positive rate: 26.7% - differs from the cases/tests calc.
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 23.85% / 22.18% / 22.34% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 3,815 / 4,652 / 2,544 (-292 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 7,234 / 14,210 / 7,583 (-5,942 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 9,698 / 18,820 / 11,344 (-7,736 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 9,706 / 18,848 / 11,348 (-7,755 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 11,885 (-553.1 vs. yesterday) (-2,188 or -15.5% vs. last week), (+10,691 or +895.4% vs. 30 days ago)
• Today's Rt estimate: 0.82 - Historical
• Active cases: 140,523 (+2,701 vs. yesterday) (+10,216 vs. last week) - [Chart](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2P

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2022-01-11.pdf

Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Delays were the govt's not mine

• A new dataset they posted is that 79.3% of the ICU count are in ICU FOR COVID and 20.7% are there for other reasons. The hospitalization numbers are 52.9% and 47.1% respectfully. No historical data for these metrics was posted.

• Throwback Ontario January 11 update: 3338 New Cases, 2756 Recoveries, 29 Deaths, 46,403 tests (7.19% positive), Current ICUs: 412 (+1 vs. yesterday) (+57 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 94,223 (-1,317), 45,451 tests completed (4,988.8 per 100k in week) --> 44,134 swabbed
• MoH positive rate: 24.4% - differs from the cases/tests calc.
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 17.49% / 21.52% / 23.10% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 2,782 / 4,386 / 3,208 (-1,870 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 5,402 / 8,042 / 14,521 (-8,808 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 7,943 / 11,379 / 19,919 (-10,877 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 7,951 / 11,399 / 19,932 (-10,897 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 11,399 (-485.9 vs. yesterday) (-3,035 or -21.0% vs. last week), (+10,164 or +822.5% vs.

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2022-01-13.pdf

Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Throwback Ontario January 13 update: 2961 New Cases, 3392 Recoveries, 74 Deaths, 50,931 tests (5.81% positive), Current ICUs: 409 (-2 vs. yesterday) (+28 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 79,521 (-6,163), 58,831 tests completed (4,946.8 per 100k in week) --> 52,668 swabbed
• MoH positive rate: 21.4% - differs from the cases/tests calc.
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 16.84% / 20.28% / 23.69% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 4,571 / 4,066 / 3,743 (+320 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 7,125 / 7,350 / 13,036 (-616 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 9,875 / 10,634 / 16,486 (-1,248 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 9,909 / 10,652 / 16,504 (-1,233 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 10,652 (-490.0 vs. yesterday) (-3,879 or -26.7% vs. last week), (+9,252 or +660.9% vs. 30 days ago)
• Today's Rt estimate: 0.86 - Historical
• Active cases: 122,246 (-9,942 vs. yesterday) (-13,067 vs. last week) - [Chart](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2022-01-08.pdf

Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Throwback Ontario January 8 update: 4249 New Cases, 2738 Recoveries, 26 Deaths, 71,481 tests (5.94% positive), Current ICUs: 394 (+12 vs. yesterday) (+39 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 104,277 (+4,053), 55,700 tests completed (5,399.2 per 100k in week) --> 59,753 swabbed
• MoH positive rate: 30.6% - differs from the cases/tests calc.
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 23.99% / 22.88% / 20.35% - Chart

Other data:

• 7 day average: 13,118 (-726.1 vs. yesterday) (+622 or +5.0% vs. last week), (+12,063 or +1143.9% vs. 30 days ago)
• Today's Rt estimate: 0.91 - Historical
• Active cases: 136,548 (+1,325 vs. yesterday) (+24,062 vs. last week) - Chart
• Current hospitalizations: 2,594(+122), ICUs: 385(+47), Ventilated: 219(+42), [vs. last week: +1,280 / +171 / +107] - Chart
• New hospitalizations (Week/prev week avgs.): 194 (134.4 / 52.4), ICUs: 35 (17.9 / 7.3),
• Total reported cases to date: 866,632 (5.80% of the population)
• New variant cases (Alpha/Beta/Gamma/Delta/Omicron): +0 / +0 / +0 / +0 / +0 - This data lags quite a bit
• Hospitalizations / ICUs/ +veICU count

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2022-01-12.pdf

Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• A couple of reversals in the death list so there's actually 48-2 = 46 net deaths

• Throwback Ontario January 12 update: 2903 New Cases, 3353 Recoveries, 41 Deaths, 44,802 tests (6.48% positive), Current ICUs: 411 (-1 vs. yesterday) (+36 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 85,684 (-8,539), 56,420 tests completed (4,952.3 per 100k in week) --> 47,881 swabbed
• MoH positive rate: 20.3% - differs from the cases/tests calc.
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 17.34% / 21.19% / 23.36% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 3,639 / 4,250 / 2,906 (-747 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 6,796 / 7,741 / 11,627 (-1,246 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 9,784 / 11,123 / 14,587 (-1,595 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 9,783 / 11,142 / 14,598 (-1,616 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 11,142 (-257.0 vs. yesterday) (-3,456 or -23.7% vs. last week), (+9,814 or +738.8% vs. 30 days ago)
• Today's Rt estimate: 0.85 - Historical
• Active cases: 132,188 (-6,372 vs. yester

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2022-01-14.pdf

Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Throwback Ontario January 14 update: 3326 New Cases, 3593 Recoveries, 62 Deaths, 71,169 tests (4.67% positive), Current ICUs: 413 (+4 vs. yesterday) (+31 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 72,005 (-7,516), 58,031 tests completed (4,905.0 per 100k in week) --> 50,515 swabbed
• MoH positive rate: 21.8% - differs from the cases/tests calc.
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 18.89% / 20.20% / 23.33% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 4,503 / 4,176 / 2,689 (+436 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 7,257 / 7,391 / 10,615 (-93 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 10,943 / 10,503 / 13,823 (+308 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 10,964 / 10,519 / 13,844 (+311 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 10,519 (-133.6 vs. yesterday) (-3,325 or -24.0% vs. last week), (+9,005 or +594.7% vs. 30 days ago)
• Today's Rt estimate: 0.89 - Historical
• Active cases: 111,496 (-10,750 vs. yesterday) (-23,727 vs. last week) - [Chart](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2022-01-13.pdf

Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Throwback Ontario January 13 update: 2961 New Cases, 3392 Recoveries, 74 Deaths, 50,931 tests (5.81% positive), Current ICUs: 409 (-2 vs. yesterday) (+28 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 79,521 (-6,163), 58,831 tests completed (4,946.8 per 100k in week) --> 52,668 swabbed
• MoH positive rate: 21.4% - differs from the cases/tests calc.
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 16.84% / 20.28% / 23.69% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 4,571 / 4,066 / 3,743 (+320 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 7,125 / 7,350 / 13,036 (-616 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 9,875 / 10,634 / 16,486 (-1,248 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 9,909 / 10,652 / 16,504 (-1,233 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 10,652 (-490.0 vs. yesterday) (-3,879 or -26.7% vs. last week), (+9,252 or +660.9% vs. 30 days ago)
• Today's Rt estimate: 0.86 - Historical
• Active cases: 122,246 (-9,942 vs. yesterday) (-13,067 vs. last week) - [Chart](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2022-01-06.pdf

Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Throwback Ontario January 6 update: 3266 New Cases, 3005 Recoveries, 37 Deaths, 51,045 tests (6.40% positive), Current ICUs: 381 (+6 vs. yesterday) (+39 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 99,870 (+5,265), 59,241 tests completed (5,776.2 per 100k in week) --> 64,506 swabbed
• MoH positive rate: 29.2% - differs from the cases/tests calc.
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 22.52% / 23.69% / 17.04% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 5,860 / 3,743 / 1,558 (+2,953 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 9,863 / 13,036 / 5,353 (-1,764 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 13,298 / 16,486 / 8,352 (-1,289 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 13,339 / 16,504 / 8,355 (-1,259 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 14,531 (-66.8 vs. yesterday) (+4,204 or +40.7% vs. last week), (+13,557 or +1391.1% vs. 30 days ago)
• Today's Rt estimate: 1.08 - Historical
• Active cases: 135,313 (+1,283 vs. yesterday) (+48,559 vs. last week) - [Chart](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2022-01-10.pdf

Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Throwback Ontario January 10 update: 3945 New Cases, 2496 Recoveries, 61 Deaths, 62,308 tests (6.33% positive), Current ICUs: 411 (+2 vs. yesterday) (+59 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 95,540 (-3,882), 40,692 tests completed (5,046.5 per 100k in week) --> 36,810 swabbed
• MoH positive rate: 26.7% - differs from the cases/tests calc.
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 23.85% / 22.18% / 22.34% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 3,815 / 4,652 / 2,544 (-292 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 7,234 / 14,210 / 7,583 (-5,942 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 9,698 / 18,820 / 11,344 (-7,736 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 9,706 / 18,848 / 11,348 (-7,755 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 11,885 (-553.1 vs. yesterday) (-2,188 or -15.5% vs. last week), (+10,691 or +895.4% vs. 30 days ago)
• Today's Rt estimate: 0.82 - Historical
• Active cases: 140,523 (+2,701 vs. yesterday) (+10,216 vs. last week) - [Chart](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2P

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2021-12-31.pdf

Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Throwback Ontario December 31 update: 3328 New Cases, 2213 Recoveries, 56 Deaths, 63,858 tests (5.21% positive), Current ICUs: 354 (+12 vs. yesterday) (+57 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 106,173 (+9,718), 75,093 tests completed (5,739.9 per 100k in week) --> 84,811 swabbed
• MoH positive rate: 29.8% - differs from the cases/tests calc.
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 22.26% / 18.62% / 8.72% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 11,115 / 2,544 / 2,534 (+9,556 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 23,913 / 7,583 / 4,169 (+18,560 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 30,508 / 11,344 / 4,919 (+22,155 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 30,520 / 11,348 / 4,922 (+22,164 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 11,348 (+1,020.3 vs. yesterday) (+6,425 or +130.5% vs. last week), (+10,527 or +1282.0% vs. 30 days ago)
• Today's Rt estimate: 1.50 - Historical
• Active cases: 98,822 (+12,068 vs. yesterday) (+58,842 vs. last week) - [Chart](https://docs.google.com/spreads

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2022-01-14.pdf

Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Throwback Ontario January 14 update: 3326 New Cases, 3593 Recoveries, 62 Deaths, 71,169 tests (4.67% positive), Current ICUs: 413 (+4 vs. yesterday) (+31 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 72,005 (-7,516), 58,031 tests completed (4,905.0 per 100k in week) --> 50,515 swabbed
• MoH positive rate: 21.8% - differs from the cases/tests calc.
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 18.89% / 20.20% / 23.33% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 4,503 / 4,176 / 2,689 (+436 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 7,257 / 7,391 / 10,615 (-93 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 10,943 / 10,503 / 13,823 (+308 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 10,964 / 10,519 / 13,844 (+311 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 10,519 (-133.6 vs. yesterday) (-3,325 or -24.0% vs. last week), (+9,005 or +594.7% vs. 30 days ago)
• Today's Rt estimate: 0.89 - Historical
• Active cases: 111,496 (-10,750 vs. yesterday) (-23,727 vs. last week) - [Chart](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2022-01-05.pdf

Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Throwback Ontario January 5 update: 3128 New Cases, 2015 Recoveries, 51 Deaths, 35,152 tests (8.90% positive), Current ICUs: 375 (+20 vs. yesterday) (+51 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 94,605 (+1,156), 59,137 tests completed (5,884.7 per 100k in week) --> 60,293 swabbed
• MoH positive rate: 28.1% - differs from the cases/tests calc.
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 19.59% / 23.36% / 15.12% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 4,589 / 2,906 / 2,001 (+1,381 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 8,907 / 11,627 / 6,052 (-5,614 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 11,571 / 14,587 / 9,178 (-8,348 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 11,582 / 14,598 / 9,182 (-8,350 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 14,598 (+163.7 vs. yesterday) (+5,416 or +59.0% vs. last week), (+13,658 or +1452.8% vs. 30 days ago)
• Today's Rt estimate: 1.17 - Historical
• Active cases: 134,030 (-100 vs. yesterday) (+57,038 vs. last week) - [Chart](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2022-01-08.pdf

Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• Throwback Ontario January 8 update: 4249 New Cases, 2738 Recoveries, 26 Deaths, 71,481 tests (5.94% positive), Current ICUs: 394 (+12 vs. yesterday) (+39 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 104,277 (+4,053), 55,700 tests completed (5,399.2 per 100k in week) --> 59,753 swabbed
• MoH positive rate: 30.6% - differs from the cases/tests calc.
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 23.99% / 22.88% / 20.35% - Chart

Other data:

• 7 day average: 13,118 (-726.1 vs. yesterday) (+622 or +5.0% vs. last week), (+12,063 or +1143.9% vs. 30 days ago)
• Today's Rt estimate: 0.91 - Historical
• Active cases: 136,548 (+1,325 vs. yesterday) (+24,062 vs. last week) - Chart
• Current hospitalizations: 2,594(+122), ICUs: 385(+47), Ventilated: 219(+42), [vs. last week: +1,280 / +171 / +107] - Chart
• New hospitalizations (Week/prev week avgs.): 194 (134.4 / 52.4), ICUs: 35 (17.9 / 7.3),
• Total reported cases to date: 866,632 (5.80% of the population)
• New variant cases (Alpha/Beta/Gamma/Delta/Omicron): +0 / +0 / +0 / +0 / +0 - This data lags quite a bit
• Hospitalizations / ICUs/ +veICU count

Link to report: https://files.ontario.ca/moh-covid-19-report-en-2022-01-12.pdf

Detailed tables: Google Sheets mode and some TLDR charts

• A couple of reversals in the death list so there's actually 48-2 = 46 net deaths

• Throwback Ontario January 12 update: 2903 New Cases, 3353 Recoveries, 41 Deaths, 44,802 tests (6.48% positive), Current ICUs: 411 (-1 vs. yesterday) (+36 vs. last week)

Testing data: - Source

• Backlog: 85,684 (-8,539), 56,420 tests completed (4,952.3 per 100k in week) --> 47,881 swabbed
• MoH positive rate: 20.3% - differs from the cases/tests calc.
• Positive rate (Day/Week/Prev Week): 17.34% / 21.19% / 23.36% - Chart

Episode date data (day/week/prev. week) - Cases by episode date and historical averages of episode date

• New cases with episode dates in last 3 days: 3,639 / 4,250 / 2,906 (-747 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 7 days: 6,796 / 7,741 / 11,627 (-1,246 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - episode dates in last 30 days: 9,784 / 11,123 / 14,587 (-1,595 vs. yesterday week avg)
• New cases - ALL episode dates: 9,783 / 11,142 / 14,598 (-1,616 vs. yesterday week avg)

Other data:

• 7 day average: 11,142 (-257.0 vs. yesterday) (-3,456 or -23.7% vs. last week), (+9,814 or +738.8% vs. 30 days ago)
• Today's Rt estimate: 0.85 - Historical
• Active cases: 132,188 (-6,372 vs. yester