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On a positive note Governor Cuomo just said "the worst is over" for NY. So there's that.

Suprised that hasn't been reported anywhere.

Germany's population of 84M+ people crammed into a geographic area half the size of Texas. One size fits all worked for them. Definitely can't argue with their results. Wyoming is roughly 2x the geographic size of NY but NY has 33x the population. NY unfortunately has a chance to hit 10K deaths today. Wyoming is looking for their first. One size fits all in the US is still the cry by some.

Early count is 18 killed by tornadoes that ripped thru southern states over the weekend. Mississippi reporting 11 deaths. 18 is more then corona deaths so far in the Dakotas.

Just saw Bundesliga Soccer League in Germany going to be giving it a go hopefully by next month albeit without fans. Hopefully southpaw was consulted prior to making this decision.

Prohibition 2.0?

Only.......definitely.

I read that stat somewhere........wow.

60-80% less of what was going on pre-COVID.

1.5% of all hospital beds in MN are currently COVID patients.

Let's just take any personal accountability out of everything and blame it on the government?? Come on now! BTW your current A1C is better than a vast majority of T2s out there. Good work.

Sickies was giving out a roll of TP with a takeout order in Fargo as of last week.

Smith.....no. Johnson.....definitely yes. Rieger IMO is underrated. I've always liked his game.

Worse

Not surprised....2 really really good college hockey players.

And obviously not many do it well.

Got a buddy that's an analytical engineer. His projection timeframe wise for ND to reach the roughly 370 death estimated by IHME is just under 4 years if the current social measures and virus rates were to be kept in place. Not sure if his analysis is any better than IHME or whatever model Walz is going by but was interesting to listen to. ...and I'll take the under on the 370 by 8/4.

Sounds like the DOJ is starting to see some around the country giving civil liberties the middle finger.........

2000+ hospital beds in ND. 10 current COVID inpatients in the state. Sanford wants to turn Fargodome into a COVID field hospital. Healthcare systems in ND are going broke.

Correct and noted. My mistake.

You are a in completely unique and unfortunate situation when compared to a vast majority of healthcare systems in the nation. Mayo just predicted a $3B loss through year end. Cutting staff hours and salaries....on all levels. Ancillary, nurses, therapists, doctots. Same holds true in our area and throughout most of the nation. Systems are awaiting this "surge". Lots of hospitals beds running at 20-40% capacity just waiting. Lots of unattended medical needs not being met. Know your front line work in the most impacted area in this country is something most can't even imagine. Thank you.

Yup........ 2.2M potential deaths down to around 60K all in the name of social distancing??? In some states they're close to bringing in the armed guard and tanks to make sure family can't even visit family if they want. You do realize even with FDA approved treatment options people still are dying from AIDS?

On behalf of the 30M+ that will be unemployed in the next 3-4 weeks and the every changing models that got us into this mess please accept my/our apologies.

Just giving some perspective and if you're a fan of the WHO here's your global numbers as of 10 minutes ago. I'll spare you the deaths totals from communicable diseases and the number of abortions this year. Coronavirus deaths as reported is 107000 globally. UNICEF reports 2.1M kids under the age of 5 have died this year.

All those people need is "proper guidance" to avoid being a statistic as some have pointed out here.