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  • Excellent from Michael Brendan Dougherty:

    americancompass.org/essays/th…

    → 1:19 PM, Oct 22
  • Hoover study on companies leaving California:

    www.hoover.org/sites/def…

    → 7:42 AM, Oct 18
  • An excellent article from Tom Junod of Esquire. “The Falling Man”

    www.esquire.com/news-poli…

    → 9:21 PM, Sep 11
  • Against mask mandates. Worth reading whatever your position:

    claremontreviewofbooks.com/the-maski…

    → 7:25 AM, Jul 30
  • The high environmental cost of batteries for electric cars:

    www.latimes.com/politics/…

    @GavinNewsom @NRO @sfchronicle @mercurynews @sacbee

    → 3:59 PM, Jul 21
  • Idea laundering…

    americandigest.org/idea-laun…

    → 4:06 PM, Jul 4
  • apple.news/AQg7f1avb…

    → 9:54 AM, Jun 29
  • blog.gorozen.com/blog/expl…

    EV’s have comparable carbon footprint to ICE’s @GavinNewsom @nro @sfchronicle @sacbee @latimes @mercnews

    → 6:21 PM, Jun 5
  • From Vanity Fair, comprehensive reporting on the lab-leak theory:

    www.vanityfair.com/news/2021…

    → 1:56 PM, Jun 3
  • Before you get too carried away about electric vehicles:

    iea.blob.core.windows.net/assets/24…

    → 7:04 PM, May 31
  • Came across this link in a story by @jimgeraghty of National Review. If not a subcriber to MIT Technology Review, you get a couple free articles. This may be a good one to use one of your freebies on.

    www.technologyreview.com/2021/03/2…

    → 7:44 AM, May 28
  • Article on the importance of the U.S. military maintaining its leadership position and a return to focus on great-powers competition.

    www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/…

    → 8:44 PM, May 15
  • Long, civil, debate about Bitcoin. I thought Mike Green got the better of it.

    youtu.be/zA5jnK4v8…

    → 10:57 AM, May 14
  • SARS2: natural jump from animals to humans? Or escape from GOF lab in China?

    nicholaswade.medium.com/origin-of…

    → 10:13 PM, May 5
  • Text of Georgia SB-202 here:

    legiscan.com/GA/text/S…

    → 9:15 AM, Apr 4
  • March 2021 study on the benefits of increasing school choices…

    cpb-us-e1.wpmucdn.com/wordpress…

    → 7:35 AM, Mar 27
  • If Godzilla gets cold feet, distant-cousin Squirzilla is ready to step in against Kong…

    → 1:09 PM, Mar 26
  • File under, “we need a bigger shovel.”

    www.ft.com/content/1…

    → 12:54 PM, Mar 26
  • CA Vaccine 3/15: 12.6M administered; avg. daily doses = 207,441; 4.2 months to finish vaccinating 19.4M in 1A-B-C at this rate (very limited J&J vaccine currently). ~11M Californians >16 years old waiting in Group 2. @GavinNewsom @NRO @sfchronicle @mercnews @latimes

    → 11:31 AM, Mar 16
  • CA vaccine 3/14: 19.4M in 1A, 1B, 1C need 38.8M doses if all are 2-dose. 12.2M doses administered @ avg. of 194.4K/day. At this pace, 4.5 mo. needed to complete 1A-1B-1C. J&J vaccine will accelerate. 11M in G2 wait. @NRO @sfchronicle @latimes @mercnews @GavinNewsom

    → 11:48 AM, Mar 15
  • “Inflation isn’t the biggest concern right now. The politicization of money and credit is.”

    www.nationalreview.com/2021/02/i…

    @NRO

    → 9:07 AM, Feb 19
  • reason.com/2021/02/1…

    @GavinNewsom @sfchronicle @mercnews @latimes @NRO @WSJopinion @nytimes

    → 2:27 PM, Feb 18
  • Important article from Charles C. W. Cooke at National Review.

    www.nationalreview.com/magazine/…

    → 10:44 AM, Feb 7
  • covid19.ca.gov/vaccines/

    As of 1/25/21: 2,437,504 / 4,564,425 = 53.4% 59,036 / day since 12/14/20 3.7 yrs to vaccinate 39.5 mil Californians with 2 doses

    → 7:56 PM, Jan 25
  • www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/… Last update 1/18/21

    New site: covid19.ca.gov/vaccines/

    As of 1/20/21: 1,626,524 / 3,989,850 = 41% 43,960/day since 12/14/20 4.9 yrs to vaccinate 39.5 mil CA’ians

    → 11:42 AM, Jan 22
  • Calif. COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Admin. vs. Allocated as of Jan. 17, 2021:

    1,393,224 / 3,226,775 = 43.2%

    avg of 40,977 / day since 12-14-20;

    5.3 years to give 39,500,000 Californians 2 doses at this rate.

    cdph.ca.gov/Programs/…

    → 7:04 PM, Jan 19
  • Calif. COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Admin. vs. Allocated as of Jan. 16, 2021:

    1,303,518 / 3,226,775 = 40.4%

    avg of 39,501 / day since 12-14-20;

    5.5 years to give 39,500,000 Californians 2 doses at this rate.

    cdph.ca.gov/Programs/…

    → 9:02 PM, Jan 17
  • Some songs are better for driving than others. This is one of them:

    https://youtu.be/VO_z_iOPukw

    → 5:18 PM, Jan 17
  • Calif. COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Admin. vs. Allocated as of Jan. 15, 2021:

    1,188,703 / 3,144,575 = 37.8%

    avg of 37,147 / day since 12-14-20;

    5.8 years to give 39,500,000 Californians 2 doses at this rate.

    cdph.ca.gov/Programs/…

    → 5:07 PM, Jan 16
  • Calif. COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Admin. vs. Allocated as of Jan. 13, 2021:

    971,829 / 2,948,350 = 33%;

    avg of 32,394 / day since 12-14-20;

    6.7 years to give 39,500,000 Californians 2 doses at this rate.

    cdph.ca.gov/Programs/…

    → 7:48 PM, Jan 14
  • Calif. COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Admin. vs. Allocated as of Jan. 12, 2021:

    889,042/ 2,862,350 = 31.1%; avg of 30,657/ day since 12-14-20;

    7.1 years to give 39,500,000 Californians 2 doses at this rate

    cdph.ca.gov/Programs/…

    → 6:34 PM, Jan 13
  • Calif. COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Admin. vs. Allocated as of Jan. 10, 2021, 4pm PST:

    734,405 / 2,180,725 = 33.7%; avg of 27,200 / day since 12-14-20;

    8.0 years to give 39,500,000 Californians 2 doses at this rate

    cdph.ca.gov/Programs/…

    → 10:21 PM, Jan 10
  • Calif. COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Admin. vs. Allocated as of Jan. 9, 2021, 4pm PST:

    734,405 / 2,060,800 = 35.6%; avg of 28,246 / day since 12-14-20;

    7.7 years to give 39,500,000 Californians 2 doses at this rate

    cdph.ca.gov/Programs/…

    → 5:19 PM, Jan 9
  • Calif. COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Admin. vs. Allocated as of Jan. 8, 2021, 4pm PST:

    652,128 / 2,060,800 = 31.6%; avg of 26,085 / day since 12-14-20;

    8.3 years to give 39,500,000 Californians 2 doses at this rate

    cdph.ca.gov/Programs/…

    → 5:18 PM, Jan 8
  • California COVID-19 Vaccine Administered as of Jan. 7, 2021 vs. Allocated as of Jan. 4, 2021:

    586,379 / 2,007,600 = 29.2%

    www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/…

    1.48% of 39,500,000 Californians

    → 9:19 PM, Jan 7
  • Revision to 1/5/2021 numbers:

    California COVID-19 Vaccine Administered as of Jan. 5, 2021 vs. Allocated as of Jan. 4, 2021: 488,515 / 2,007,600 = 24.3%

    www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/…

    1.24% of 39,500,000 Californians

    → 4:52 PM, Jan 6
  • California COVID-19 Vaccine Administered vs. Allocated as of Jan. 5, 2021: 459,564 / 1,762,900 = 26%

    www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/…

    1.16% of 39,500,000 Californians

    → 7:29 PM, Jan 5
  • California COVID-19 Vaccine Administered vs. Allocated as of Jan. 4, 2021: 454,306 / 1,762,900 = 25.8%

    www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/…

    → 7:37 PM, Jan 4
  • California COVID-19 Vaccine Administered vs. Allocated as of Jan. 3, 2021: 436,154 / 1,762,000 = 24.7%

    www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/…

    → 9:11 PM, Jan 3
  • California COVID-19 Vaccine Administered vs. Allocated as of Jan. 2, 2021: 414,684 / 1,762,000 = 23.5%

    www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/…

    → 3:52 PM, Jan 2
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