let's hope the recent smaller numbers represent good news. I know with students out of town that helps but i'm liking the trend
B/CS number of cases update? 11-17-20 Staff Edit on OP
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Monday's results include:
90's - 0
80's - 0
70's - 0
2 from a cluster
64 (-12) Covid in hospital
-47 PCR cases today than this day last week
48% in the 18-24 age group (12 people)
Spreadsheet updated, chart tab updated.
LINK TO SPREADSHEET AND CHARTS
90's - 0
80's - 0
70's - 0
2 from a cluster
64 (-12) Covid in hospital
-47 PCR cases today than this day last week
48% in the 18-24 age group (12 people)
Spreadsheet updated, chart tab updated.
LINK TO SPREADSHEET AND CHARTS
Today's numbers: 74 new confirmed cases, 8 probable cases, 24 Brazos county residents hospitalized, 1,675 tests, 0 deaths
Tuesday's results include:
90's - 0
80's - 0
70's - 5
11 from a cluster
61 (-3) Covid in hospital
-4 PCR cases today than this day last week
42% in the 18-24 age group (31 people)
Spreadsheet updated, chart tab updated.
LINK TO SPREADSHEET AND CHARTS
90's - 0
80's - 0
70's - 5
11 from a cluster
61 (-3) Covid in hospital
-4 PCR cases today than this day last week
42% in the 18-24 age group (31 people)
Spreadsheet updated, chart tab updated.
LINK TO SPREADSHEET AND CHARTS
MiMi said:
Today's numbers: 74 new confirmed cases, 8 probable cases, 24 Brazos county residents hospitalized, 1,675 tests, 0 deaths
So much for our dip. Lol.
Just kidding, it will continue to trend down as kids filter home.
active cases still trending down
Could some of those be from the weekend?
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Nothing is getting fixed in D.C. until we get term limits for both the House and the Senate
Nothing is getting fixed in D.C. until we get term limits for both the House and the Senate
The test numbers? Likely.
They refuse to say when they are from, they just report them randomly.
They refuse to say when they are from, they just report them randomly.
Today's numbers: 111 new confirmed cases, 0 probable cases, 23 Brazos county residents hospitalized, 2,321 tests, 1 death
Only 14% from college age demographic.
So? Every now and then there have been days like that, and most of the students are leaving or have already left town.FlyRod said:
Only 14% from college age demographic.
And did you notice the number of total tests? Between the numerous walkup locations, and the drive up events in the last week or so, there is no surprise they'd find more cases.
Wednesday's results include:
90's - 0
80's - 6
70's - 10
20 from a cluster
62 (+1) Covid in hospital
+20 PCR cases today than this day last week
11% in the 18-24 age group (12 people)
Spreadsheet updated, chart tab updated.
LINK TO SPREADSHEET AND CHARTS
90's - 0
80's - 6
70's - 10
20 from a cluster
62 (+1) Covid in hospital
+20 PCR cases today than this day last week
11% in the 18-24 age group (12 people)
Spreadsheet updated, chart tab updated.
LINK TO SPREADSHEET AND CHARTS
Thanks for keeping the spreadsheet updated. Even though there was a jump in positive tests today, I am happy to see the 'last 7 days % positive' rate decreasing. The Region N hospitalization numbers are trending down as well.Quote:
Spreadsheet updated, chart tab updated.
here is, at least part of, the answer to FlyRodlockett93 said:
Wednesday's results include:
90's - 0
80's - 6
70's - 10
20 from a cluster
62 (+1) Covid in hospital
+20 PCR cases today than this day last week
11% in the 18-24 age group (12 people)
Spreadsheet updated, chart tab updated.
LINK TO SPREADSHEET AND CHARTS
20 from a cluster likely at some sort of senior care/living facility. Skews the numbers away from the 20 somethings.
Pretty high numbers for the 50s and 60s as well. Wonder the story on those?cavscout96 said:here is, at least part of, the answer to FlyRodlockett93 said:
Wednesday's results include:
90's - 0
80's - 6
70's - 10
20 from a cluster
62 (+1) Covid in hospital
+20 PCR cases today than this day last week
11% in the 18-24 age group (12 people)
Spreadsheet updated, chart tab updated.
LINK TO SPREADSHEET AND CHARTS
20 from a cluster likely at some sort of senior care/living facility. Skews the numbers away from the 20 somethings.
Townies that traveled/entertained during Thanksgiving?Quote:
Pretty high numbers for the 50s and 60s as well. Wonder the story on those?
Likely the ones who were visiting the nursing homes/assisted living centersMiMi said:Townies that traveled/entertained during Thanksgiving?Quote:
Pretty high numbers for the 50s and 60s as well. Wonder the story on those?
Or Dunkin...
jeffk said:
Or Dunkin...
Lol. Lock thread.
You're a mess, coach
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Pretty high numbers for the 50s and 60s as well. Wonder the story on those?
Co-morbidities escalate in this age group.
I live close to St. Joesph's in Bryan and I saw Sunday about 7 helicopters flying from St. Joseph's in about a 34 hour timeframe. Herman Hospital and Methodist out of Houston were 2.
FlyRod said:Quote:
Pretty high numbers for the 50s and 60s as well. Wonder the story on those?
Co-morbidities escalate in this age group.
Not sure what you're driving at.
Are you saying the co-morbidities cause them to get sick?
Or
They are are risk wrt outcome?
If the former, I'm not sure I'm buying. If the latter, I think potentially prematurely presumptuous. I know some damn fit 50-60 year olds.
tb9665 said:
I live close to St. Joesph's in Bryan and I saw Sunday about 7 helicopters flying from St. Joseph's in about a 34 hour timeframe. Herman Hospital and Methodist out of Houston were 2.
I live close as well and this seems like pretty normal traffic.
I took it to mean the latter.
Every age bracket is going to have some damn fit individuals; but the older one gets, the more likely he/she is to have some kind of comorbidity -- high blood pressure, hypertension, whatever.
Every age bracket is going to have some damn fit individuals; but the older one gets, the more likely he/she is to have some kind of comorbidity -- high blood pressure, hypertension, whatever.
FIFYtheNetSmith said:
I took it to mean the latter.
Every age bracket is going to have some damn fit individuals; but the older one gets, the more likely he/she is to have some kind of comorbidity -- high blood pressure, hypertension, obesity, whatever.
OK, but we already know this. Why point to it as a point of emphasis? It's not a new-found revelation, just more doom and gloom.theNetSmith said:
I took it to mean the latter.
Every age bracket is going to have some damn fit individuals; but the older one gets, the more likely he/she is to have some kind of comorbidity -- high blood pressure, hypertension, whatever.
This is FR's general posting trend though, so one should not be surprised.
He was answering a question another poster asked.
jeffk said:
He was answering a question another poster asked.
But his answer didn't do anything to answer why that age range had an increase in cases.
actually, he wasn't.
I asked the question. He responded with a known fact that didn't answer the question in any way.
I asked the question. He responded with a known fact that didn't answer the question in any way.
Fair enough. Really all of the answers to that question (including mine and yours) were speculative. The constant policing of responses by a couple of posters in particular generates way more derailments than any "doom and gloom" posters.
Fly Rod answered a question asked earlier by another poster. It may not have answered it to your satisfaction, but that's what he was doing.
I pride myself on both my thread derailments and my "doom and gloom" posts.jeffk said:
Fair enough. Really all of the answers to that question (including mine and yours) were speculative. The constant policing of responses by a couple of posters in particular generates way more derailments than any "doom and gloom" posters.