Several states, including Tennessee, have started re-opening a variety of businesses. Several more are states are planning to start this process as well. I think… Read More »Too Early for Tennessee and the Southeast to Re-Open
While the number of COVID-19 cases in the United States was increasing by an order of magnitude every week just one month ago, social distancing… Read More »Too Early to Re-Open the Country?
Billboard Magazine charts popular music rankings in its Hot 100 list. The term “with a bullet” means that the record’s popularity is accelerating in terms… Read More »Number One with a Bullet
Just five days ago, the U.S. ranked eighth in total number of reported cases of Coronavirus, behind China, Italy, Iran, Spain, South Korea, Germany, and… Read More »The U.S. Will Soon Be Number #1 in Coronavirus Cases
In my last post, I wrote that evidence points to a peak in new Coronavirus cases in Italy. Today, there was a new record set… Read More »Can We Learn Something from Italy?
Outside of China, no country has come close to matching the number of Coronavirus cases than Italy. As of March 17th, it has 31,506. It… Read More »Is Italy’s Curve Starting to Flatten?
Since my first post last on the exponential growth in the spread of the Coronavirus several days ago, it has continued its exponential growth. The… Read More »One Million Reported Coronavirus Cases Two Weeks From Now?
One of the impacts of the fast spread of the coronavirus in the U.S. I have seen mentioned in the news is that unless drastic… Read More »Flattening the Coronavirus Curve – Are We Too Late?
As of today, there are 1,322 cases of coronavirus in the U.S, and 12,462 in Italy. Italy has taken extreme measures to limit the spread… Read More »Limiting the Spread of Coronavirus
I recently watched a Youtube video on the exponential growth in the number of cases of the coronavirus outside of China. It mentioned a 15%… Read More »How Bad Can the Coronavirus Get?