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Too many urban dictionary searches of Sundogs.

#Roll Riders. That is all.

End results the same.

He will fit in perfectly at NDSU.

Are they not adding seats this phase? Wasn't it suppose to be 196,500 square feet?

Its a football stadium with a track around it. Did people expect it to be small?

I doubt a staff would do that (the latter). In this day and age, it would turn a recruit off. And likely make them say no thanks.

Did they ever say what caused the last few bodies to be found in the river? Always hear about them but rarely any followup.

They think repeating it enough will make it come true.

So is there no insulation in the roof? You can tell there's some shortcuts just like the Alerus Center. The Ralph spoiled us.

I don't know. Lots. 70k is the new 40k. Its 2015. You'd be surprised how much my buddy was pulling in being as a department manager at Best Buy (and he didn't have to pay $2,000 for an apartment). Williston is doing just fine. No doubt about it. And when the next wave comes again, they'll probably be more prepared to handle the influx.

There's no doubt some people have left because of layoffs. But rent declining hasn't caught up and its hard for a family to continue to pay $2,000-$3,000 in rent. Its easy to hitch up the rv and head out of town from the rv park that they were paying $800 a month for a spot. Lots of people probably heading to Minot to find a job, save on rent, be able to find single ladies and feel safer. Knowing they could always head the short drive back west if they're able to find an oil job again. http://america.aljazeera.com/multimedia/2015/4/north-dakota-hard-times.HTML

Because besides the free tuition to the junior college, those things already exist in every major North Dakota city. Grand Forks recently build a new wellness center and has the states nicest indoor water park. My uncle told me his daughter just got a job at Target in Bismarck starting at $14 an hour.

There's half the rigs and half the construction as opposed to last year. "These people" didn't move there to work in retail. They moved on the hope of mega bucks working in the oil field and are more likely to move back home than apply for other area jobs waiting for the upswing.

I wonder when production picks up again if people will be even more reluctant to move there again knowing they could be out of a job again in the near future.

That reminds me of a time we did rounding in elementary class. Must a been "round down" day. I was short some money that day at the convenience store for some pop and candy.

Yup. Swat team monitoring an apartment in north Fargo. http://www.inforum.com/news/3776208-swat-team-monitoring-apartment-north-fargo

I don't think I did.

This is where I quite reading.

Fargo is no longer considered a safe community. The 90's are over and Fargo has a higher violent crime rate than the national average. While violent crimes has been on the decline in the rest of the country, in Fargo the Rate has gone up more than triple.

But Williston is gonna be larger than Fargo soon...☺

So you don't really believe newspaper quotes? Unless you go out and personally speak to them.

1st Regiment U.S. Volunteer Cavalry Flag must fly tailgating at UND Roughriders games!

A scout told me they only do that if a player is committed to a Big Ten school.

To Summarize: 1) One of the States Nicknames is the Roughrider State. 2)The North Dakota State flag is a copy of the Roughrider Flag. 3) This sign welcomes you to North Dakota: 4)Theres Statues of TR as a Roughrider in North Dakota: 5) Theres a National Park in North Dakota named after Teddy Roosevelt. 6) Teddy Roosevelt was a Sheriff for a short time in North Dakota 7) Teddy Roosevelt became the President of the United States and said if he didn't live in North Dakota he doesn't think he'd be president.