From  Worldometer  (new  COVID-19 deaths yesterday):          DAY    USA    WORLD     Brazil      India      South Africa June     9    1093     4732       1185        246       82 July    22     1205     7128        1293      1120      572 Aug    12     1504     6556        1242       835      130 Sept     9     1208      6222       1136      1168       82 Oct     21     1225      6849         571       703       85 Nov    25     2304    12025        620       518      118 Dec     30     3880    14748       1224       299     465 Jan      14       4142    15512        1151        189      712                  Feb      3       4005   14265       1209       107     398           17         2537   11383        1195         89      165            23        2404   10293       1370       100     263           24        2525   10814        1433       144      110           25        2414    10578        1582       119      144 Mar     2        1989     9490        1726       110   

Summary of COVID-19: The world today hit 100 million COVID-19 cases.  It appears that the peak has not yet been reached. The U.S. now seems to be on the decline, but only barely.   While the World is only at 12,824 cases/million people and 275 deaths/mp, our country has had 77,716 c/mp and 1,298 d/mp.   Our death rate is nearly 5 times that of the World average. The worst state is North Dakota with 127,046 c/mp and New Jersey with 2,359 d/mp.    Lowest is Hawaii with 17,766 c/mp and 242 d/mp.  Yet, our state economy  is #40 of the 50 states. The USA has the highest number of cases/mp, but that is probably because we test more, at 901,072 tests/mp.   On the other hand, Slovenia has 76,057 c/mp with "only" 373,821 t/mp. Israel tests more, at 1,094,314 t/mp, and is at 65,351 c/mp and 482 d/mp. China:  62 c/mp, 3 d/mp and 111,163 t/mp. Before the pandemic, I saw two films/weekend quite regularly.  I  haven't been to a movie theater in almost a year.  Netflix and Prime have se