Some morning notes on matters in Minnesota and elsewhere.

Dr. Fauci has served his purpose and someone with a broader perspective of public health needs to take his place.

A few more research notes.

More fun at the Walz-less daily briefing yesterday.

Yet more un-peer-reviewed, mostly, research nuggets.

Some questions the Governor or any Governor should be asked.

Some more papers, mostly relating to whether assumptions of little variation in susceptibility and infectivity are accurate.

Hospitalization rates are another method of visualizing the extreme bifurcation of the epidemic.

Sleeping well? I have the antidote.

This epidemic seriously impacts a very small number of people.

Most people seem to be in denial about how our current strategy in regard to the epidemic ends, or rather, doesn't end.

What is exceptional about this epidemic, is our response to it.

If you don't know the true number of cases or infections you don't know anything about the case fatality rate.

Can't do much on a Saturday nite, but write some more about coronavirus.

The Governor was up to his usual tricks in Friday's daily briefing.