I'm still working through today's email, so I'll probably bust out another post before the morning, but wanted to get this one out for the night. Me and Darren has a fun night in the speakeasy and then a lazy day of tacos and sitting in the sun in the yard and taking the kid and the dog out to a playground to run around and so they could play catch with their lacrosse sticks. Right now I'm watching this footage from a wildlife cam on a game trail and it is super cute. Also, the San Diego City Council votes on Tuesday about the new project for the California Theatre downtown. On top of demolishing a historical resource, the planning commission allowed them to get 8 construction regulation deviations and are getting away with too little low-income housing. I urge you to comment that the council should reverse the planning commission's approval. Fucking developer bastards get away with so much in this town. Oh, and I forgot to mention that today our property manager called to ask about the break-in at the construction site, so I got to explain why I wasn't going to call the cops on a trespassing black man at 4 in the morning. I told her about the other police incidents where the cops had guns drawn and I wasn't about to be a part of that or have it on my consciences. "Stuff can be replaced," she said. "I totally get why you didn't call." So there's that. Also, Darren says I should include the daily Psaki Bomb up here, so watch her elegantly castrate this reporter and hand his balls right back to him. His voice even peaks like he was sent right back to puberty. Stay safe out there.
- Politics:
- U.S. Will Share 60 Million Doses Of AstraZeneca Vaccine With Other Countries - npr/kpbs (4.26.21)
- California Sends India COVID-19 Supplies to Combat Outbreak. As India faces COVID-19 outbreak, California is the first state to send lifesaving oxygen supplies - Governor Newsom (4.26.21)
- 275 Oxygen Concentrators
- 440 Oxygen Cylinders
- 240 Oxygen Regulators
- 210 Pulse Oximeters
- 1 Deployable Oxygen Concentrator Systems (DOCS)
- White House:
- Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jen Psaki and Director of the National Economic Council Brian Deese, April 26, 2021
- Establishing the White House Task Force on Worker Organizing and Empowerment
- U.S. Department of Agriculture and Secretary Vilsack announced the historic expansion of the Summer Pandemic EBT program. Parents or guardians do not need to take any action to receive the cards in the mail from their state agencies; each child will receive a $375 credit loaded onto an EBT card.
- US is looking at options to share American-made AstraZeneca vaccine 60 Million doses during the next few months
- FACT SHEET: Urgent Relief to Central America
- Letter to the Speaker of the House and President of the Senate Regarding the Apportionment Population for Each State as of April 1, 2020
- Executive Order on Worker Organizing and Empowerment
- FACT SHEET: Executive Order Establishing the White House Task Force on Worker Organizing and Empowerment
- Readout of President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Call with Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India
- News:
- Woman killed by falling man in San Diego's East Village - 10News (4.26.21)
- Plan would transform car-centric El Cajon Blvd into pedestrian-friendly area - San Diego Union Tribune (4.26.21)
- Other Reading:
- Thanks to SDPD being total dicks, this guy is getting a $1,350,000 settlement from the City. Lee vs City of San Diego
Lee's motion seeks a determination that San Diego Municipal Code ("SDMC") § 82.0203, which led to Officer Lawyer's decision to detain Lee, is unconstitutionally vague. The City asserts the ordinance prohibits obstruction of the sidewalks. However, as worded, the ordinance does not require an obstruction and makes it a crime for a pedestrian to stop in the middle of an uncrowded sidewalk to answer a cell phone or ask for directions. Because the ordinance fails to provide notice to the public and provides no guidance to officers, the Court finds SDMC § 82.0203 is unconstitutionally vague. - San Diego City Council Formally Establishes Police Oversight Commission Passed By Voters. About 3 out of 4 San Diego voters in the 2020 election supported Measure B, which would create an independent police oversight committee - NBC San Diego (4.26.21)
- The Super Pink Moon of 2021 rises tonight, but it won't look pink. Pink supermoon is the first and one of only two supermoons of 2021. - Space.com (4.26.21)
According to NASA, the April moon got its name after the herb pink moss, also known as creeping phlox, moss phlox or mountain phlox, which is one of the earliest spring flowers appearing in the United States - Global COVID-19 Stats (JHU 4.26.21 11:26pm):
- 147,880,799 Known Cases
- 3,120,879 Known Deaths
- US COVID-19 Stats
- CDC COVID-19 Vaccination Data Tracker
- JHU
- 32,124,599 Cases
- 572,666 Deaths
- CDC Data Tracker:
- +34,641 New Cases/31,883,289 Known Cases
- +294 New Deaths/569,272 Known Deaths
- 290,692,005 Doses Delivered/230,768,454 Doses Administered
- Moderna 123,421,700 delivered/100,830,533 administered
- Pfizer 149,629,155 delivered/121,674,501 administered
- Janssen 17,641,150 delivered/8,087,269 administered
- California COVID-19 Stats:
- State of California Safe Schools For All Hub
- Vaccination progress dashboard
- Aggregate California ICU Bed Availability: 32.8%
- R-effective: 0.86
- 35,058,910 Doses Delivered/28,398,915 Doses Administered
- 2,116 New Cases/3,631,740 Total Cases (4.6 new cases/100k)
- 15 New Deaths/60,203 Total Deaths (0.1 new deaths/100k)
- 1.2% 7-day test positivity rate
- 2,053 COVID-19 Hospitalizations (+1 patients, 0.0% from prior day)
- 452 COVID-19 ICU hospitalized in CA (+11 patients, +2.4% from prior day)
- 2,361 ICU beds available (+74 from prior day)
- San Diego County
- Free Testing Sites and Schedule in San Diego
- VaccinationSuperstationSD
- Vaccination Dashboard
- San Diego County Of Education School Reopening Dashboard
- State Data:
- Southern California ICU Bed Availability: 35.5%
- R-effective: 0.98
- 160 New Cases/275,412 Total Cases
- 4 Deaths/3,692 Total Deaths
- 6.4 cases/100k population (Assessed on 4/20. Unadjusted Case Rate)
- 2.4% Test Positivity (Assessed on 4/20)
- 3.0% Health Equity Positivity (Assessed on 4/20)
- 174 COVID-19 hospitalized patients (+1 patients, +0.6% from prior day)
- 49 COVID-19 ICU hospitalized patients (+2 patients, +4.3% from prior day)
- 254 ICU beds available (+17 from prior day)
- County Data:
- County Resumes Use of Johnson and Johnson Vaccine - County News Center
- 129 New Cases/275,540 Total Cases
- 0 New Daily Deaths/3,692 Total Deaths
- 2,725,455 Doses Received/2,534,553 Doses Administered
- 1,389,473 Partially Vaccinated/935,593 Fully Vaccinated
- 2% Daily Test Positivity/2.3% (7-day avg after 7-day lag)/1.8% Test Positivity (14-day average)
- 6.1 cases/100k population (Assessed on 4/20. Adjusted case rate per 100,000 excluding prisons.)
- 99% Case Investigation
- -6.2% Day Over Day COVID-19 Hospitalizations (148 patients. -16% over 30 days)
- 37% ICU Capacity (44 patients. -34% over 30 days)
- 57 Staffed ICU Beds Available
- 1 New/25 Community Outbreaks (7-day)
- Universities:
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