A few observations and summaries to start yet another week in coronavirus hell.

We are at the point where we can make some comparisons of this year to last spring.

Vaccinations by age group; getting up there as a percentage.

Masking, lockdowns and chicken sacrifice work equally well to control transmission of CV-19.

Catching up a bit on the research and commentary.

It is incredibly refreshing when someone stands up against the complete destruction of our society by whacko ideologues.

Friday fun, some CDC studies and other research.

You can count on the media to give a biased and inaccurate account of anything they can twist to fit their and the Democrat Party's destructive agenda.

Two supplemental charts from the Canadian viable virus study shows that people are extremely unlikely to actually be infected, children or adults, at cycle levels above 25.

A few new research items and a plea on vaccines.

The nonsense never ends, so I have to keep writing about it, but I am pretty much caught up.

In a potentially impaired state, my dedication inspires me to nonetheless provide you with another round of research summaries.

If you like fingernails on chalk board, listen to me meander extensively in a podcast on CV-19.

It appears that there is some trend to a fewer percentage of Minnesota's CV-19 deaths being in long-term care facilities.

A suggestion in the proportion of cases charts by age group that vaccinations are having an impact.