Another week of breakthrough event reporting by Minnesota with breathtaking growth in hospitalizations in particular.

A lazy Sunday morning is a perfect time to catch up on epidemic research, if you are warped and have no life.

Another update on the week-over-week look at cases and hospitalizations.

The latest update on Active Cases in Minnesota.

Nothing happening among younger Minnesotans, contrary to DOH propaganda.

Where the epidemic is by region, mostly declining around the country, with some uncertainty in the Midwest and Northeast.

Charts on hospital bed use and capacity in Minnesota tell a different story than that DOH spreads.

Not much happening in the research world, so a little plea for finding a way for us all to get out of the epidemic obsession.

The flood of research never stops, nor do my pithy observations on the epidemic.

An updated chart of LTC versus non-LTC death proportions.

Another look at year-over-year trends suggests we are in fact in for a wave, although more rounded than last fall.

Today is breakthru data release day for DOH and we updated the table of events.

More absolute trash from the DOH and some research summaries.

An informal capture of data from schools in an area of Minnesota/North Dakota finds that not wearing masks doesn't seem to raise transmission.

Compare the rates of change in vaxed versus unvaxed events.