Nodak78

301 deaths by August 4, 2020

Agree. I don't live in GF but the sports articles are worth the yearly subscription. Tom Miller did a pretty good job last year.

Agree 1000+

IHME updated their model on April 21, 2020. On May 12, 2020 peak for hospital ND is projected to have 123 deaths and by August 4, 2020 total deaths 277. Is it not to replace this model with something realistic.

I'm sure they did. But Fitch or Rodgers were not here very long. Both went onto the NBA. I'm just so happy with Sather and his results.

Man am I excited about UND mens Basketball. Sather cleans house in one year. The talent he brought in gives 9 deep. We are only lacking a big. Is their anybody other than Sather at the beginning of last season would think UND would be playing for the conference championship at the tournament. I thought Moody would stay even recognizing his shooting form was bad. defensive, enough said. This convinces me Sather is all about the defense. Remember last season he complimented defensive play first. Scoring was second. Refreshing and signaled to me he is a champion. I have said before he is the best coach we had since Fitch. I never watched a Fitch UND game. Played against a Rodger's game JV. Watched a bunch of Gunther and Glass games. Loved both coaches. Sather is way ahead of the game. UND will be lucky to keep him 4 years. UND is blessed. How he revamped this team from previous coach is amazing. Chavis hit a home run.

Exactly. That would be ND smart.

I hope we can keep Sather for a few years. IMHO. The best coach UND has had since Fitch.

I have complete faith in this coach to fit the pieces together. He was masterful with last years team.

Exactly years to dig out. Sooner we bring mfg for security the better. It will help the energy sector as well.

Overall this a major upgrade. It will not fill Stewart's role but overall a strong 8 deep.

Better yet need incentives to bring mfg back from China Fast. Help with the massive unemployment just starting.

This could lead to a big depression along with the Covid shutdown.

Canadian crude is paying the buyer 15 cents/barrel(I assume CDN) to take it off their hands.

So the 3 deaths listed today, all Cass County, all elderly, 70, 80 and 90 years old. Would the deaths be related to a nursing home or long-term care?

https://www.willistonherald.com/news/coronavirus/north-dakota-reports-three-more-covid-19-deaths-bringing-total-to-13-with-627-confirmed/article_720e587e-8320-11ea-9676-27c7177311f6.html

https://medium.com/@yinonweiss/coronavirus-shutdown-effectiveness-visualized-part-2-1a6e7b97649d

https://www.postbulletin.com/sports/localsports/toivonen-getting-creative-in-trying-to-fulfill-pro-football-dream/article_5ea5869a-81ea-11ea-a3af-6ba3622e3016.html

Is that political. Asking for friend.

I heard one reason Queens was hit so hard is two major airports. Seems to make sense. Keep up the fight, things are improving.

https://medium.com/@jbgeach/changing-the-goalposts-four-more-reasons-it-is-safe-to-open-america-560cfc0ab4c3 https://pjmedia.com/trending/heres-how-much-downstate-new-york-is-skewing-the-united-states-coronavirus-numbers/ https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-01095-0

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I think Oxbow is quote the study I linked to yesterday. You Pooh poohed. I'm on my phone and don't have time to find it. It is 2 or 3 pages back. Looks like a good study. It is looking for peer review. You try and help.

Nice to know that one thing is absolute.

Hey careful. IHME is a good model just a bit of bad data. For instance check out WY. Project 21 deaths on May 1st. A total of 243 by August 4th. To data ZERO deaths. https://covid19.healthdata.org/united-states-of-america/wyoming