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By Lambert Strether of Corrente. Readers, it occurred to me that although we writers have now gone some days without any of those 524/522 errors that were plaguing us, I never personally thanked our expert and patient technical team for fighting their way through to the correct insight that solved a difficult intermittent problem. So thank you! –lambert Bird Song of the Day A swamp bird (editorializing just a little bit on this, Electoral College Day). #COVID19 At reader request, I’ve added this daily chart from 91-DIVOC. The data is the Johns Hopkins CSSE data. Here is the site. I feel I...

Doctors treating some COVID patients at home as Alabama hospitals run low on beds Updated Dec 14, 2020; Facebook Share Dr. Blayke Gibson works at the front lines of the COVID pandemic in the emergency department at UAB Hospital, where she sees some of the state’s sickest patients. But as beds fill up at UAB and across the state, Gibson and her colleagues are increasingly sending some of them home as part of a program designed to treat borderline cases outside of the hospital. UAB has purchased inexpensive pulse oximeters that can be sent home with patients and allow them to monitor their o...

A pastor’s life depends on a coronavirus vaccine. Now he faces skeptics in his church. Sarah Pulliam Bailey © May-Ying Lam/For The Washington Post From left, Steve Ward, Debbie Ward and Dawn Younce sing during Sunday service Dec. 6 at Houston Northwest Church. Masks are encouraged, but not everyone wears them. (May-Ying Lam for The Washington Post) HOUSTON — Concerned someone from his own congregation could pass him the coronavirus, evangelical pastor Steve Bezner sneaks in a back door of his church to protect himself from his flock. Before the pandemic, the 45-yea...

Uber Elevate sale set to put plans for 1000 Melbourne flying taxis on ice We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Uber Elevate sale set to put plans for 1000 Melbourne flying taxis on ice Normal text size Advertisement Uber's sale of its aviation division has raised questions about its plans for up to 1000 commercial flying taxis in Melbourne from 2023. In an abrupt change of direction the US tech giant this week sold its autonomous driving car division to Aurora and its "aerial mobility" division Uber Elevate (also known as Uber Air) to startup J...