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03/29 is a Sunday. There is no reporting from private test labs on 03/29.. The increase in the number of people tested for the 03-29 reporting date is from public labs only.
Data source: Texas Department of State Health Services 2020-03-29 12:45 pm
2020-03-30 will be the last set of these series for the time being. My wife found a website that has time series historical data as well as a model for prediction. Based on this model, the worst day is predicted to be around May 5th (as of March 31st prediction). It was predicted as May 2nd on March 30th. Prediction does factor in real life data.
When you are at this website, select your state.
covid19.healthdata.org/projections
Link to other data sources:
www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/
txdshs.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/ed48...
Update 2020-04-06:
The covid19.heathdata.org model was updated on April 5th using the latest life data from various states in the US as well as Spanish and Italian cities.
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I kept a tally of all the mail we received in October (well, I dumped it all in a box and ignored it til the 31st). This is what I found.
82% of it went straight to the recycle bin. Three cards I read (one baby shower invite and two birthday cards for Ian). The other bills and statements went in a pile to scan one day (which may never happen).
We are required to post rubrics for each of the assignments we share in the hallway. Most of mine are half a page in this format (you can also see a red rubric in the corner of my probability spinner bulletin board).
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Body length: 38-76cm, Tail length: vestigial, Weight: 5-13kg.
The Barbary Macaque population in Gibraltar is the last in the whole of the European continent, and, unlike that of North Africa, is thriving. At present there are some 230 animals in five troupes occupying the area of the Upper Rock, though occasional forays into the town may result in damages to personal property. As they are a tailless species, they are also known locally as Barbary Apes or Rock Apes, despite the fact that they are monkeys (Macaca sylvanus). Forming a double paradox, locals simply refer to them as monos (Spanish: monkeys) when conversing in or Llanito (the local vernacular).
The Barbary Macaque is considered Gibraltar's unofficial national animal.
