UNDvince97-01
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Not D2, not D3, not Glenn, not Roehl, not Davis, not Johansen...
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1 hour ago, UND-FB-FAN said:
2024: 29.58 ppg
Do you know the variables? Look it up.
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Also nice to have an endorsement to the President and AD from Chris Kuper.
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16 hours ago, 90siouxfan said:
So still running the 3-4 or is nose guard just a fun term?
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1 minute ago, Shawn-O said:
He’s gotta be pulling down around a half mill in San Diego…
You're not wrong...
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Mr Armacost..Mr Chaves...
Hi, this is Kalen Deboer calling...
I have a recommendation for you on the job opening...
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1 hour ago, CarpeRemote said:
You live the way you choose. I get that. I assume there’s been times in your life you’ve done something very good that’s helped define you?
I'd like to think so.
I guess I'm not the judge of that specifically in the long run.
I'll know after I pass on.
How about you?
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6 minutes ago, Hayduke1 said:
Ok. In other words, you don't give a crap about others. A classic narcissistic attitude, just like Trump. A good member of the cult.
Got it.
Sure, bud. Whatever you want.
Stay woke.
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8 minutes ago, mikejm said:
Don't impose your respiratory droplets on me.
Lock yourself down.
Don't go out.
Wear a mask and a 6 foot separator apparatus that keeps your 6 foot social distancing around you if you do take the huge risk of going out.
I'll live my life the way I choose. You live yours the way you want.
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Just now, Hayduke1 said:
lol.
Oh, the irony...
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32 minutes ago, Oxbow6 said:
Fargo Public School reopening survey is out:
Parents......
49% face to face
33% hybrid
18% virtual
Teachers......
45% hybrid
28.5 face to face
26.5 virtual
That is shocking.
My wife has taught special ed for 15 years. She HATES distance learning for her students. Those students are at a huge disadvantage as well. Some of them can't wait to get out of their homes to go to school as an escape.
She is terrified of having to go back to distance learning again this fall and the repercussions that will go with it.
I'm surprised more teachers don't feel the same way.
She also has her summers off.
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18 hours ago, jdub27 said:
Yes, with a big part of that due to difference in how states are reporting it, which won't change with it being sent to Health & Human Services and then hidden from everyone. At least the data was semi-transparent with the CDC as people could see the source data and try to figure out what the differences are. Is government transparency not a good thing or did I miss a memo?
But since that isn't working perfectly, I guess the next step is to not let anyone see it? I guess that will cut down on questions about the numbers.
I guess I don't recall saying transparency is a bad thing. If I did, feel free to reference that. Transparency is a good thing.
All I stated was that the transparency you refer to has been woefully and embarrassingly wrong......most of the time.
Cite and quote all the stats and data you deem necessary.
Unfortunately, on this topic specifically, transparency doesn't equate to the truth.
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3 minutes ago, jdub27 said:
And not make the data publicly accessible. It doesn't matter who's in charge, there is no way that should fly.
The public data has been a total disaster....
So, what next?
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12 hours ago, Oxbow6 said:
Per CDC (nationwide)...
166 influenza deaths this season 17 years old and younger.
Roughly 5x more deaths than COVID-19 to date.
Impossible.
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6 minutes ago, UND1983 said:
Nothing, like he did. Except he wasted people's time with a big presser to tell us he is doing nothing and leaving it up to districts. That could've been sent out in a two paragraph release.
Right, but this is probably the best case scenario for North Dakota given all the variables (assuming he didn't mandate schools be open statewide, which probably wasn't likely).
I can only hope Governor Walz follows suit.
Northern Minnesota is not the same as Metro Minneapolis/St Paul.
2 different worlds. You cannot treat them the same.
If he wants to destroy the metro area, that's on him. But he should not destroy northern Minnesota simply because we reside in the same state.
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16 hours ago, gfhockey said:
Per source hearing a small outbreak in our team
Per source, hearing it's only one player.
Just like ndsu in June.
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10 minutes ago, jdub27 said:
Agreed, no one has been right. It is a novel virus and nothing was known about it 6 months ago. But I'm still going to at least defer to the experts opinions and at least listen to what they have to say instead of completely dismissing them instead of policiticians (on either side) or keyboard virologists.
As for moving forward, I'm in the same boat as you, people need to make their own decisions.
Ok, but respectfully......I also deferred to the experts and have been unimpressed with their results.
So, what's next? At what point do we decide ourselves what is expert opinion and hypothesis?
To your second point: will we ever be allowed to make our own decisions? If not, are you ok with that?
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9 hours ago, jdub27 said:I mean, 4 1/2 months ago we were also told "the 15 cases, within a couple of days is going to be down to close to zero, that's a pretty good job we've done". But I guess if we wouldn't have tested, we would never know about the 3.3+ million confirmed cases the have shown up since then.
The experts have openly admitted they are learning as they go, with it being a novel virus and all that should be expected. They have missed the mark plenty, but they aren't afraid to admit that and adjust their thinking as new information becomes available. Kind of like they are following the whole science process. Fauci has also been clear he's not giving economic advice, his opinions come from the public health perspective and those in charge need to weigh their decision making with other factors.
So the 'science and medical experts' that we're all supposed to trust have been mostly wrong the whole time then, including Fauci.....
Where do we stop trusting the experts and when? They've been wrong on so many things.
That's what this is and has been all about. Bad 'science and medical expertise'.......and politics.
The forecasting and models by literally every health organization have been statiscally and tragically off. There have been constantly evolving opinions by the general public, and.....wait for it.....'medical experts and scientists'. They don't all agree on this just like we don't.
However, fact is, we just don't hear about those differing 'medical experts and scientists' opinions because they are filtered and diluted out by mainstream and social media because it doesn't fit a narrative.
At some point, we just have to decide what's best for us individually. If someone wants to lock themselves in quarantine and wear a mask everywhere they go, have a blast.
But if I choose not to do that, there should be reciprocity. We all know that hasn't and won't happen.
The data since the start of all this has never been empirical. If I die of a heart attack tomorrow and test positive for COVID-19, I go down in the stats as COVID-19. That's what they're doing.
Honest question: why don't we have vaccines for the Influenza strains yet? How long has it been around and why haven't we solved that yet? It kills thousands of Americans every year. The response will be because there are way too many strains and it morphs so often so when you get your flu shot in the fall, it really only covers 10-20% of flu strains.
The novel coronavirus will do the same thing, I promise.
Yet now we can't get back to 'normal' until a vaccine is found......
....or until Trump loses in November. At which point we will be back to 'normal'.
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17 minutes ago, Redneksioux said:
It is shameful, if only we had some leadership from our government as to how to handle a pandemic. Yet here we are fumbling the ball worse than most third world countries.
Jeezus....incredible.
Can you at least change your name on here? It's offensive to 'redneks' and Native Americans.
Your wokeness is lacking. Seems counter intuitive to your ideals.
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9 hours ago, SiouxForever said:
Things my common sense brain new before mid-March. Thank God I am a chosen one and not a sheep.
Any other brain busters in this thread? Can we kill the masks this masks bs talk?
Huh?
Fauci said we should not be wearing masks. That was my point.
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10 minutes ago, wxman91 said:
No, because wealth is only one measure of privilege. It really isn't that hard to find any number of studies and essays on privilege to inform yourself. You don't have to become "woke", but putting the least bit of effort into the issue can show things from a different perspective.
Racist comment...
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3 hours ago, Hayduke1 said:
You want a definition?
Go look in a mirror. .
You have intellect issues.
Super woke, though.
So there's that.
Keep fighting the good fight, bud. You're special.
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36 minutes ago, dlsiouxfan said:
So what did Hayduke post that isn't true? Do you have any specifics? Just because you're willing to ignore his BS doesn't mean the rest of us need to.
BS.
Oh, the irony of you posting those two letters is incredible.
Carry on....
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