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Ishs Del Norte LOV Foundation Shares Holiday Fundraising Events By RICHARD SKOLNIKLos AlamosThe President, the Vice-President and other political leaders say that we lead the world in COVID-19 testing, our COVID-19 death rates are better than many other countries, and our efforts agains <a href=Link canada</a> t the outbreak are bearing fruit. To protect ourselves and our families, we must know if the above is true. We must also understand how the U.S. is really doing against COVID-19 if we are to encourage appropriate policies to address it.We are 13th globally in the total number of reported cases per million population. We have more cases per million than any other high-income country. We have, for example, more <a href=Link cup</a> than two times the total number of cases per million that Italy has.What about new cases Here, we are a real outlier among high-income countries. The number of new cases in those countries is falling and New Zealand has suppressed the virus. By contrast, the number of new cases in the US is growing and at an all-time high.Our COVID-19 related death rate should not be a matter of pride. Our death rate is higher than that of all but six high-income countries. In addition, our death rate is about twice that of Canada, 4 times that of Germany, 100 times that of Australia and New Zealand, and over 1,200 times the rate in Taiwan. Hospitaliza <a href=Link germany</a> tions and deaths usually follow new cases by a number of weeks.We do lead the world in the absolute number of tests. However, the number of tests per capita is a better indicator of how a country is doing on testing. We Dqof Senate Unanimously Passes Udall, Heinrich Resolution Honoring Nation s Nuclear Weapons Workers, Declares National Day of Remembrance Ivan Balakirev thrilled spectators with a slam dunk in the first quarter as the Toppers took on a long standing foe, the Taos Tigers Tuesday evening in Griffith Gymnasium. As usual with the meeting of these two teams, the action was fast and furious. This game was no exception, but the Toppers were to emerge victorious 82-62. Photo by John McHale/ladaily <a href=Link quencher</a> postThe Topper defense kept the Tiger offense off balance throughout the game. Photo by John McHale/ladailypostBy RJ Monta帽oLos Alamos Daily Postrjmontano@ladailypostThe Los Alamos Hilltoppers took out some frustrations of a recent losing streak on the <a href=Link mugs</a> visiting Taos High School on Tuesday night, trouncing the Tigers 82-62.The Toppers jumped out to a quick 12-6 first quarter lead, capped by an authoritative two-handed slam dunk by senior Ivan Bal <a href=Link usa</a> akirev leading to a Taos timeout. The Tigers regrouped and nailed a pair of threes during a 9-2 run to lead Los Alamos 15-14 at the end of a first quarter that had plenty of action but also plenty of missed shots and turnovers by both teams.Taos built a six-point lead before Los Alamos was able to regroup and go on a run of their own behind five three-point baskets. Ramon Roybal, who missed the last game at Santa Fe due to injury, came off the bench and was a spark to the Topper offense. Roybal hit a pair of threes on consecutive possessions and would set a textbook screen in the backcourt that temporarily knocked the Taos defender out of the game, but not before hitting the third three | |
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