by ezs | Jul 6, 2020 | evilzenscientist
Saturday – 3.2M cases in the US, 12.5M global. Almost 135k deaths in the US. For context that’s half a Vietnam war in 4 months.
JHU data shows accelerating positive cases in the US. Sunday: 15,300 new cases in FL.
Weekly look at The Seattle Times data. Continued climb in cases; deaths picking up too. Yakima County almost caught up with King County in absolute numbers; off the chart for per capita.
Friday – international travel restrictions starting to ease in Europe. Runaway cases in the US.
Thursday – 60k daily cases in the US. TX, AZ, FL worst hit. They opened early.
Wednesday – International students must return home for remote learning.
Tuesday – US gives notice to exit WHO, 10k cases/day in CA, virus could be airborne. Bolsonaro positive test. Masks required again in WA.
Monday – Texas warns of overwhelmed hospitals; US deaths over 130k.
Local and global coverage for future reference.
by ezs | Jun 29, 2020 | evilzenscientist
Weekend – July 4th. No fireworks, no parades, no festival in Issaquah. Continued long slow climb in positive daily cases in WA state. 2.8M cases in the US, accelerating numbers. 130K deaths. Lockdowns return in Spain, India, Kazakhstan.
Friday – many stories of tens/hundreds of thousands of COVID-19 survivors with crippling long term health issues.
Thursday – lack of lockdown discipline caused virus explosion.
Wednesday – Leicester back into lockdown; huge growth via factories in the East of the city.
Tuesday – “US has way too much virus” and “There is a general anti-science, anti-authority, anti-vaccine feeling among some people in this country”. Dr Fauci predicts “100k daily cases” in the US.
Monday – The worst still to come, pandemic accelerating say the WHO.
Local and global coverage for future reference.
by ezs | Jun 28, 2020 | evilzenscientist
I need to look for a “better” solution to PHP and SLES.
I understand the balancing act between long term support, backporting patches etc – and that’s why SLES has been such a good friend.
I’d just love WordPress and other apps to stop griping about older versions of PHP.
by ezs | Jun 26, 2020 | evilzenscientist
More to come on this – here’s my placeholder to do a cleaner write up.
Notes:
[Zoom] – OAUTH – API – PowerShell – Excel
Great Zoom PowerShell module from Joseph McEvoy
Quick and dirty PowerShell to read meeting registrants and values of custom questions.
$ZoomRegistrants = Get-ZoomMeetingRegistrants [meetingid] -pagesize 300
$reghashtable = $zoomregistrants.registrants
$outputs = $reghashtable |foreach-object {
return [pscustomobject]@{
regtime = “$($_.create_time)”
email = “$($_.email)”
fname = “$($_.first_name)”
lname = “$($_.last_name)”
member = “$($_.custom_questions.value[0])”
pco = “$($_.custom_questions.value[1])”
campaign = “$($_.custom_questions.value[2])”
}
}
$outputs | convertto-csv
by ezs | Jun 23, 2020 | evilzenscientist
Weekend – “cases surge” in US sun belt states. Another delve into Google search to find the missing Saturday BBC update.
Now over 10MM global cases – and the daily cases is quickly picking up again. Sustained 170k new cases per day.
US new cases is massive – 40k plus per day. Even comparing against Tuesday this is horrific. Again – from JHU.
Weekly update from The Seattle Times. That long slow uptick in cases looks to be mainly from Yakima county. Moving average of around 400 cases/day – which is similar to early April.
Friday – 40k daily cases in the US, TX bars ordered to close. The status quo isn’t working. Social distancing and wearing a mask does. VP Pence claims “US Progress” which is not clear.
Thursday – UK sun – and tens of thousands crowding beaches. US cases continue to climb.
Wednesday – over 9M global positive cases; 500K deaths.
Tuesday – WA Statewide requirement to wear masks in public. Booming cases in Yakima county and broad uptick across the state.
Global daily cases is growing; US daily cases dipped in May after the NY outbreak slowed; but is now picking up again. Back at March/April new cases rates. Graphs from JHU.
Monday – UK starts to open up fully. UK considers social distancing change from 2m to 1m.
Local and global coverage for future reference.
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