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Find a walk in freezer and go in with you and one other person standing face to face. Try first with neither wearing a mask and breathing directly at one another. Then try with one wearing a mask and the other not. Finally, complete the experiment with both wearing a mask. Report back on the results.

People are fighting because they took their "side" early and no one can possibly just own up and be wrong any more. It was a media created hoax on March 23rd and all three plus months has provided is time to dig in on any hope they might have had it "right". Public pressure insisted we open back up at the peak. That's winning the battle and losing the war.

Seeing more and more evidence that the McMichael family are hardcore racists. KKK rallies. Photos with high ranking GA officials with racist clothing on. The more that gets exposed on that family, the more it is clear why the members of the community that knew them tried to cover their tail after the fact. "Some of those that run forces Are the same that burn crosses" Carry on.

Any interest in the "older McMichael" being placed at recent KKK rallies in Georgia? The pics I've seen are pretty conclusive.

Dead people can't reenter the workforce, so there is that.

I've just tried to keep my mind busy with work and the fundraising efforts. I hate being selfish, but this is true life or death stuff if it ever finds the way to our front door. To see what it did to my friend Jody Demling is terrifying. Thankfully he made it through to the other side.

I'm not proposing anything, just speaking to the reality we are likely facing. If we go back to "normal" too soon, there are going to be a lot of uncomfortable decisions to be made about how to handle people that have come in contact with the virus. I am also speaking from the reality of someone that has a wife that is compromised and is currently living with the reality that carelessness at any given moment could cost my wife her life. That's not a great mental state to live with through all of this.

The problem is always going to be what one positive test does to the system. Until we have a way to avoid everyone facing a minimum 14 day quarantine with one exposure, we are at the mercy of this thing. Open the pools? Fine until there is one positive test. Open fall camp for football? One positive test and we are back to ground zero. Imagine spending 5 minutes at a place that has been opened and now you can't leave the house for two weeks at best. Opening things back up is going to be at the mercy of even one positive test at every turn.

The original plan was lunch for the UC Health ER with me matching hopefully$250 to raise $500 and give them a nice break for a few minutes. Next thing you know instead of raising a few hundred we were well over a thousand in an hour and dealing with something that was going viral with the ability to help a lot of different ways. Made for a crazy day, but well worth it.

Felt like I needed to do something to help last night so I partnered with Mio's Pizza in Clifton and together we've raised over $5700 so far to feed the ER and ICU workers at 5 Clifton hospitals. People can be awesome when we all come together for a common goal.

I saw a couple of things today that indicate there are as many as 21 million cell phone customers in China that are no longer on the grid. There when this all started and poof, gone on the other side. That’s terrifying.

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Let's say you are in your 60s and have a respiratory disease. It is something your doctors are treating and have under control. You contract Covid-19 and die. The existing condition didn't kill you, the virus did.

Did you see the bars coast to coast last weekend? Beaches in Florida? We’ve got a LONG way to go.

Can’t confirm positive tests if you aren’t giving infected patients said test.

Dad has COPD. Wife has cancer that is returning over the past two months. Daughter has been to the ER 4 times in the past 9 days with something the doctors can’t figure out. Uneasy times now multiplied 1000 fold. Going to lay as low as possible and hope to ride it out I guess.

You don’t say.

What bothers me is the real issue was discussed in the trial and all but ignored. These kids are getting paid significant sums to play for AAU teams now, so of course there is an expectation that they will be paid for their college decision as well. I know of one Nike AAU program that has a 300K budget for “building” their 17U EYBL squad. It’s a big reason why the NCAA has no teeth at all, and I highly doubt any decision against Kansas will survive an appeal.

The FBI case was started because a suspect in a completely unrelated case tied to a financial planner told the feds he had dirt on basketball coaches. That financial planner was linked to the people doing a lot of the dirty work for Adidas. Those people exist for all three major shoe companies, and if any of them were in the same situation we would be having a different conversation. Point being, the FBI didn't set out to bring down corruption in college basketball. It fell in their lap when someone tried to save their behind by spilling the beans on the small part of the process he was involved in.

You have a terrible understanding of how things actually work.

Doug and his wonderful bride are already up to 6 kids. I don't think this decision to go work for the Bengals had anything to do with the working environment at Moe... :lol2:

I think Zac is a bright young coach, but I have a hard time seeing him being ready for a HC job in the NFL this early in his career...

West is producing P5 level talent with regularity, they just didn't have a coach that could get them over the hump. That changes instantly as Bolden takes over. From what I've heard Colerain is strapped for cash and West made him an offer that was near impossible to turn down...

Heard the xray on Dingle was negative. MRI tomorrow...

Any word on the injury to Jacob Dingle???