I have created my first GitHub page which was far easier than anticipated.  There is much work to be done, but I used RMarkdown to compile data from Johns Hopkins and Covidtracking.com which can now be found here.

Please feel free to provide comments about how to improve the github page and/or the Markdown script. 

We can see that many states are starting to decline in terms of newly confirmed cases; however, more needs to be done.  Across states, we still need much more testing and tracing.  For a full description of its importance, see the work by Brookings on TRACE: ​https://www.brookings.edu/about-trace/

It has been some time since I posted last, but I am still tracking COVID-19 and analyzing infection and death rates and governmental responses to it.  
I'm working on integrating R Markdown into Weebly, but until then this provides just a flavor of what I am working on: