Posted on 03/11/2020 10:36:35 PM PDT by rintintin
A pastor at All Saints Episcopal Church in Beverly Hills has tested positive for novel coronavirus and has been hospitalized after attending a conference in Kentucky, the church confirmed Wednesday.
All Saints Episcopal Church has notified congregants after Rev. Janet Broderick tested positive for the virus. The reverend and parishioners also confirmed that the pastor is the sister of actor Matthew Broderick.
(Excerpt) Read more at losangeles.cbslocal.com ...
Apparently GHWB preferred the NWO Curve to the Laffer Curve.
OMG Mathew Broderick has has Corona 19!! (/media)
It seems familiar.
I was home that day, though...
So I missed what Simone said.
Im confused. I thought Matthew Broderick was Jewish. So did his sister convert to Christianity and become a pastor/minister?
Not complaining or making any judgement, just confused.
I had to refresh my memory at Google.
I have never watched the whole movie, but I have watched a couple chunks of it while channel surfing.
Google says that “Tremors” has six sequels and a TV series.
 I had no idea!
If two well-known actors get it at the same time.....there are A LOT more than we know. This is going to happen. I think “they” know that this is uncontainable, and we might be able to prevent a large bolus from swamping healthcare facilities and that would save MANY, but this is going to do its thing.
I like all but the last two. Well, the last one was an improvement over the next-to-last one, but it wasn’t great. It was actually a huge cheat. It was billed as “Tremors in the arctic,” but most of the action took place in an area that just looked like a mining town. And the only part with snow was not only obviously filmed in the desert with a filter applied to turn it white, but the stupid actors didn’t even bother to wear warm clothes to sell the illusion.
And yet I’ll watch the upcoming island movie.
I think he should keep posting this stuff. It’ll become part of the public record. We need to archive this. We are able to live through this horrific culling event. I know some of you think “it’s just the flu”. I hope I have to say “I overreacted”, but I’m pretty sure it’s gonna be “I told you so”.
FR isn’t the nickname for Free Republic these days; it’s shorthand for FReaking out about corona virus
Female pastor — unbiblical.
Episcopalians have gone full-on LGBT.
The social gospel replaces the real gospel, the one that saves.
It happens rather often to me - a quick glance out of the corner of my eye and I HAVE to look closer. Because...
I thought the headline said “Benny Hill” Pastor,
I thought he was dead. Glad to hear he wasn’t. Wish he would get back t comedy.
For those youngsters who don’t know who Benny was, enjoy...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdpM1OkBYMs
Read somewhere tonight that Tom Hanks has it too.
COVID-19 Update As of 03/11/2020 23:13 PST
These numbers include Mainland China and All Others globally
 The good news this morning is that yesterday 03/11/20 mid afternoon PDT, Taiwan began reporting it's
 own numbers again. Hong Kong and Macau's numbers are now reported with Mainland China's numbers.
I had trust in Hong Kong and Macau's numbers. Now, not so much.
Global Trends.
         Declared Cases
         .         Declared Deceased
         .         .       Declared Recovered
         .         .       .        Declared Resolved
Date     .         .       .        .        Cases Remining Active
-----------------------------------------------------------------
03/03:    93,160   3,198   50,690   53,888   39,272
03/04:    95,425   3,286   53,399   56,685   38,740
03/05:    98,387   3,383   55,441   58,824   39,563 
03/06:   102,188   3,491   57,389   60,880   41,308
03/07:   106,165   3,977   59,965   63,559   42,606
03/08:   110,041   3,825   62,000   65,825   44,216
03/09:   114,452   4,026   64,169   68,195   46,257
03/10:   119,132   4,284   65,776   70,060   49,072
03/11:   126,258   4,638   68,284   72,922   53,336
 Daily Global GrowthNumbers for the last nine days:
03/03: 2,223 03/04: 2,265 03/05: 2,962 03/06: 3,801 03/07: 3,977 03/08: 3,876 03/09: 4,411 03/10: 4,680 03/11: 7,126Lets face it, the numbers of new reported cases is overwhelming at the moment.
 Today, the John's Hopkins University site reported out half the recovered numbers
 by noon, and more by late afternoon PDT. It was reasoned, and for the first time
 in ten days, appropriate.
 The last column there shows the numbers of active cases. You will note how
 they were dropping, then started increasing again. Here are the last nine days
 drop & then growth numbers.
03/03: -494 03/04: -532 03/05: 823 03/06: 1,745 03/07: 1,298 03/08: 1,610 03/09: 2,041 03/10: 2,815 03/11: 4,264Observations:
 As you can tell, the active cases are heating up. With this type of daily
 growth, we will top the old peak of 58,809 active cases within thirty-six
 hours. The previous peak was reached on 02/17/20, so we had 23 days to 
 enjoy lower numbers. Later today on the 12th, or possible in the early 
 morning hours of the 13th, we will be in uncharted terriotry again.
 The mortality rate that went as low as 5.65% on the 7th, has now
 grown back up to 6.36%. The majority of new cases are coming from outside
 China. Again, in a few days, we should see the lag upswing in recovered 
 patients growing considerably. When that happens, it will take some of the 
 pressure off the growth in activecases, and the up-ticks in the mortality rate.
 There was an uptick in resolved cases today. I hope we are beginning to see
 ripe cases bearing recovery fruit. It will take a day or two to see if these
 elevated numbers remain, or if that was a single day fluke.
 COVID-19 cases outside China now make up 72.10% of global active cases.
 The growth rate of active cases today was 5,608 active cases.
 The numbers and percentages of resolved cases has continued to hold up pretty
 well. On 03/07 at 18:03 PST the percentage peaked at 59.918% of all documented 
 cases having been resolved. As of the EOD 03/11, that percentage had slid to
 57.756%. With these massive 'out of control' reports of new cases popping up,
 it's a wonder we're still talking about over 55% of all declared cases having
 been resolved.
These numbers address the cases outside of Mainland China.
Outside Mainland China Trends
        Declared Cases
        .        Declared Deceased
        .        .       Declared Recovered
        .        .       .       Declared Resolved
Date    .        .       .       .       Cases Remaining Active
-----------------------------------------------------------------
03/03   12,890     217     837   1,054   11,836
03/04   15,015     279   1,222   1,501   13,514
03/05   17,832     341   1,685   2,026   15,806 
03/06   21,537     421   1,986   2,407   19,130
03/07   25,470     497   2,871   3,368   22,102
03/08   29,285     706   3,389   4,095   25,190
03/09   33,696     890   4,258   5,148   28,548
03/10   38,176   1,122   4,206   5,328   32,848
03/11   45,326   1,466   5,404   6,870   38,456
 You'll see a dip in the declared recovered numbers on the 10th. I believe thatDaily Outsdie Mainland China Growth
Numbers for the last nine days:
03/03: 2,223 03/04: 2,265 03/05: 2,962 03/06: 3,801 03/07: 3,977 03/08: 3,876 03/09: 4,411 03/10: 4,480 03/11: 7,150The last column there shows the numbers of active cases. Here are the last nine
03/03: 2,015 03/04: 1,678 03/05: 2,292 03/06: 3,324 03/07: 2,972 03/08: 3,088 03/09: 3,358 03/10: 4,300 03/11: 5,608The United States saw growth of 26.52% of new cases on 03/11. I would like to see
The Process
 JHU says there are about 116 nations reporting right now. I'm tracking eight other
 entities that have dropped off their reports. I'm not sure why this happens, but I 
 don't want to have the numbers I've captured, deleted. They'll remain in my database.
There have been various head-aches with JHU data reporting recently.
 1. JHU was reporting out New Cases and Deaths early, then waiting ten hours to post
 recovery numbers. That changed today, after ten days. A large number of recovery
 numbers were released before noon PDT, and then again before 18:00. Much better.
 2. JHU seems to have more than one person entering data. A nation will be entered
 as follows. South Korea. An new tech comes in and sees numbers for the Republic
 of South Korea and enters them under that name. Sometimes they have two listings for
 one nation. Other times they'll delect the old name listing, enter the data under the
 new name. The next day the other person comes in and balks at the change, and changes
 it back. What a major pin. I'm deleting and adding in new entities constantly.
 3. Today they cleaned up their files and deleted about five entities. I've been keeping
 records for those entities for a few days or for up to a week or more. All of a sudden
 the entity isn't on the list. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
 I have manipulate the data to post rigth under where I need to update. As I go along,
 the data lines up. All of a sudden it doesn't. Entities are added, they disappear, or
 they are relocated. I've come up with a pretty decent way to deal with this. Before I
 had done so, it took me over an hour to process one update that generally takes just ten
 minutes or so.
 4. Then there is the issue of the three main numbers they post. Total Cases, Deaths, and
 Recoveries. Lets say they update at 23:23. (Side note: They almost always post the
 new report on the threes. That doesn't always happen, but you can look at the spread
 sheet and see it happens what seems like 90% plus of the time.) JHU will put up a new
 report. A few minutes after that report, they start updating the main numbers.
 The problem is, I downlod the death numbers list. I download the recovery numbers list.
 I also download the list of nations and their declared cases.
 If I don't catch it just right, they update things before I've completed capturing the
 data. And it only takes me a minute or two to do that.
As of today I am beginning to update from the lists. Nations, deaths, and recoveries.
 In this manner, I can match up the data. I have to do that so that I can make sure I've
 entered my data accurately. I use check sums, and have the computer add sums so that I
 can check them manually.
 When JHU, changes things, it causes my proces to go squirrely. And I have enough issues
 with that on my own. LOL
Hot Spots
Let's look at how those numbers have changed over the last nine days.
                             South
           Italy     Iran    Korea   France    Spain  Germany   U.S.A.
03/03:
03/04:     3,089    2,322    5,756      285      222      262      159
03/05:     3,858    3,513    6,294      423      282      545      233
03/06:     4,636    4,747    6,767      653      401      670      338
03/07:     5,883    5,823    7,134      949      525      800      433
03/08:     7,375    6,566    7,382    1,209      673    1,040      554
03/09:     9,172    7,161    7,513    1,412    1,231    1,224      754
03/10:    10,149    8,042    7,755    1,784    1,695    1,565    1,037
03/11:    12.462    9,000    7,869    2,284    2,277    1,966    1,312
 These seven nations/entities account for 82% of the global numbers outside China. Here's the amount and percentage for each, and the accumulative total 
 percent of all Outside Mainland China cases they account for.
12,462 27.49% Italy
 9,000 19.86% Iran
 7,869 17.36% South Korea
 2,284 05.04% France
 2,277 05.02% Spain
 1,966 04.34% Germany
 1,312 02.89% the USA
-------------
       82.00% of all cases outside of China...
 This explains how many people there are to one case in these entities:Globally : 145,680 Mainland China: 93,145 Outside China : 202,049 The U. S. A. : 261,599Good night...
All data below sourced from Johns Hopkins University: LINK
 I have been downloading three to five reports per day since 01/27. I have then
 worked up numbers that should give a very good representation of numbers that 
 have been provided to the public via that site.
 In my spreadsheet linked below, you'll find global numbers including China. You
 will find a separate section addressing just the Outside China figures. Then
 there is now also a section with just the United States stats in there. There
 are also a lot of special stats broken out for you to browse. The history of 
 115 nations and their numbers from day one of their reporting.
You're welcome to it.
COVID-19 Spreadsheet using JHU data
 I now have an XLS file again, but it is for viewing only. I had to do a wrap-
 around to get it to fit in the XLS file format. On the top right you will see
 nations 1-70 listed. I cut and pasted nations 71-115 under them. You'll
 see what I mean.
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I miss that funny man. His show would come on every Saturday after Creature Feature.
You should start your own thread with all that info.
Hollywood is rushing to reach the #Ihaveit2.
Save Ferris’ sister?
There have been several Episcopalian ministers that have become infected.
Apparently, there was a conference (maybe in KY or TN) that many of them may have attended.
The article leaves out the useful information; her age (she’s age 64, I read elsewhere) presence of any underlying health problems (I didn’t see that reported anywhere) and the number of attendees at the conference v. the number who contracted symptomatic coronavirus.
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