Deborah is scheduled for her first vaccine shot in nine days on January 25 and David is next on February 15. If the second shots come 2 weeks later, does that mean that the pandemic will be over for them by March 1, that is, 44 days from when I am writing this note? Surely not! It’s more complicated than that.
Will the Pandemic really be over in 44 days? Read More »
Several new vaccines are being rolled out and will soon be widely available. David is thinking that it might be OK to start downhill skiing again. Does Ali’s model have anything to say about this decision?
Vaccines are here so it must be OK to go skiing again Read More »
Deborah and David are ready to set plans for 2021 now that the vaccines have been approved. But are the vaccines ready for them?
Are the Vaccines Ready for our New Year’s Resolutions and Plans? Read More »
Deborah and David are anxious to see their youngest daughter who has moved out of Brooklyn, is now pregnant, and has recently moved a second time. Maybe her new home in Northampton, a short and very pleasant drive across the Berkshires, can finally make a visit possible?
A Quick Trip Across the Berkshires to Visit our (Pregnant) Daughter Read More »
Understanding what drives surges and turnarounds in the COVID-19 infection rate is important for managing our day-to-day plans. Ali’s model has some answers.
What Causes the Shape of the Pandemic? Read More »
