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7/25/20
Some politicians seem to be doing it for the lulz, others seem to be doing it to exploit the chaos in classic Rules for Radicals playbook fashion - to create crises to "not let go to waste" and move the agenda forward more in a month or two than could have otherwise been done in a generation.
It's also out of the Communist Manifesto. Probe with a bayonet. If steel is met, withdraw and wait, and probe somewhere else. If mush is met, press the advantage and move forward. Eventually resistance will get exhausted.
7/25/20
Georgia's numbers for July 25
new cases today 3787 yesterday 3617 7 day rolling average today 3413 yesterday 3111 total 165,188 seems to be stabilizing
deaths today 53 yesterday 82 7 day rolling average today 47 yesterday 44 total 3787 trend is steeply up
hospitalizations today 3094 yesterday 3135 7 day rolling average today 3135 yesterday 3111 trend is slightly up
positivities 7 day rolling average US 8.4 Georgia 14.3 looks like both of these are trending down
7/26/20
Georgia's numbers for July 26
new cases today 2765 yesterday 3787 7 day rolling average today 3547 yesterday 3617 total 167,953
I suspect that there have been cases either not reported or testing centers closed
deaths today 3 yesterday 53 7 day rolling average today 46 yesterday 47 total 3498
hospitalizations today 3079 yesterday 3094 7 day rolling average today 3140 yesterday 3134 looks like these are stabilizing
positivities 7 day rolling average US 8.3 Georgia 14.4 these numbers seem to be declining
7/27/20
Georgia's numbers for July 27
new cases today 2890 yesterday 2765 7 day running average today 3610 yesterday 3547 total 170,843 appears to be stabilizing
deaths toda7 11 yesterday 3 7 day running average today 48 yesterday 46 total 3509 still seems to be an upward trend
hospitalizations today 3181 yesterday 3079 7 day rolling average today 3140 yesterday 3140 seems to be stablizing
positivities 7 day running average US 8.2 Georgia 14.3 these numbers seem to be declining
7/28/20
Georgia's numbers for July 28
new cases today 4209 yesterday 2890 7 day rolling average for today 3726 yesterday 3610 total 175.052 big one day jump
deaths today 54 yesterday 11 7 day rolling average today 44 yesterday 48 total 3563 another big jump
hard to determine trends with these big jumps. My guess is that they're catching up with some unreported numbers
no hospitalization numbers available
Jul-29
Georgia's numbers for July 29
new cases today 3271 yesterday 4209 7 day rolling average today 3717 yesterday 3723 total 178,323 may be stabilizing
deaths today 79 yesterday 11 7 day rolling average today 44 yesterday 48 total 3642 it's early but it seems to be stabilizing
hospitalizations today 3188 yesterday 3157 7 day rolling average today 3142 yesterday 3140 seems to be stabilizing
Jul-30
Georgia's numbers for July 30
new cases today 3963 yesterday 3271 7 day rolling average today 3671 yesterday 3717 total 182,286 this line appears to be stabilizing
deaths today 29 yesterday 79 7 day rolling average today 44 yesterday 44 total 3671 no clear trend
hospitalizations today 3200 yesterday 3188 7 day rolling average total 3148 yesterday 3142 this line is stablizing
positive tests US 7.8 13.3 both of these numbers are declining
Jul-31
Georgia's numbers for July 31
new cases today 4066 yesterday 3963 7 day rolling average today 3564 yesterday 3671 total 186,352 trend appears stable
deaths today 81 yesterday 29 7 day rolling average today 44 yesterday 44 total 3,752 trend may be stabilizing
hospitalizations today 3155 yesterday 3600 7 day rolling average today 3151 yesterday 3148 trend is stable
appears that Georgia may have hit a plateau. Let's hope so
positivities US 7.8 Georgia 12.6 Georgia's number is still declining. That's a hopeful sign.
Aug-4
I apologize. I've gotten a little behind.
New cases August 3 2258 August 2 3165 7 day rolling average August 3 3513 August 2 3603 Total 195,435
This number seems to be stabilizing, although it's still pretty high.
Deaths August 3 3 August 2 15 7 day rolling average August 3 48 August 2 49 total 3842
This trend seems to be up and down, but the range appears to be decreasing. I don't believe there's a downward trend yet.
Hospitalizations August 3 3111 August 4 3069 7 day rolling average August 3 3139 August 2 3149
This appears to be flattening, although still pretty high.
Positivities US. 7.7 Georgia 12.7 Although up a tick from July 31, positive tests seems to be declining slightly.
Aug-4
Georgia's numbers for August 4
New cases today 2513 yesterday 2258 7 day rolling average today 3271 yesterday 3513 total 197.948
Trend is stable or slightly down
Deaths today 70 yesterday 3 7 day rolling average today 51 yesterday 48 total 3921 trend is slightly up
hospitalizations today 3094 yesterday 3111 7 day rolling average today 3130 yesterday 3139 trend is stable
positivities US 7.7 GA 12.7 trend appears slightly down