PowerLine: This Week In Pictures -- Covid-19-Update -- August 14, 2021

Covid-19 update: wow, the south is getting religion. This is awesome. Two days in a row, almost one million vaccinations given. Absolutely awesome. CDC data here. 

State data here:

• Louisiana: fourth wave has not yet peaked (active cases); daily deaths pattern better than that seen during third wave;
• Florida: third wave (no fourth wave) has not yet peaked (active cases); daily deaths have dropped considerably;
• Texas: third wave (no fourth wave) has not yet peaked (active cases; well below the second; worse than the first wave; daily deaths not yet tracking daily active cases but rising;
• South Dakota: with regard to the Sturgis Rally, a "nothing-burger";
• Massachusetts: the third wave is just beginning (active cases); deaths not yet tracking active cases;
  

National data vaccine rollout:

		Total Doses Administered	Number of People Receiving At Least One Dose	Fully Vaccinated	Delta: Difference in daily doses from previous day	Percent (B+C)/A	Percent Of Americans (>18) Considered Fully Vaccinated	Delta from day before
Saturday	August 14, 2021	355,768,825	197,685,048	168,090,925	990,875	102.81%	65.58%	0.15%
Friday	August 13, 2021	354,777,950	197,081,471	167,699,170	918,056	102.82%	65.43%	0.13%
Thursday	August 12, 2021	353,859,894	196,505,543	167,354,729	654,350	102.83%	65.29%	0.10%
Wednesday	August 11, 2021	353,205,544	196,077,952	167,105,507	654,600	102.82%	65.19%	0.10%
Tuesday	August 10, 2021	352,550,944	195,646,711	166,861,912	617,769	102.82%	65.10%	0.08%
Monday	August 9, 2021	351,933,175	195,222,906	166,654,374	532,245	102.83%	65.02%	0.07%

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Cartoons And Headlines

Link here.  

This may be the best set of "pictures" I've seen in this weekly installment over at PowerLine. I can't even go through all the pictures. I had to stop at #5 or #6 -- they are simply so good I don't want to simply scrolls through them. I want to go through them slowly, savoring them all.

Headlines that caught my attention today:

Does anyone else see the problem in the weather map above?