You are getting your information and being told what to think by a bunch of people who have trouble spelling science much less understanding how it works and the results it generates and you are trying to make an argument about vaccines?
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2020 CU football season POSTPONED until Nov 6th?
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ahoelsken
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All the more reason to turn the Mel Tucker is gone thread into a Schlereth and Evans "Paxton Lynch smear campaign" style thread (all in good fun obviously)
This includes my brother in-law. He is going back to School as he is really worried he won't have a job in the next year.
Sigh...
That's a good question.
Depending on how long the furlough is they could do some serious damage to some kids and the long term stability of some programs.
If they only do it with some people for a week or two then it is just an expense reduction.
Does this also include medical and training staff? Academic support? Etc?
Depending on how long the furlough is they could do some serious damage to some kids and the long term stability of some programs.
If they only do it with some people for a week or two then it is just an expense reduction.
Even the Utah Athletic Director is included
The furlough just means everyone will not be reporting to work and getting paid for a certain amount of time before the end of the fiscal year. It does not mean everyone is just leaving all at once and no one is in the building because the furloughs are staggered.
Sorry to hear man. That's the scary **** about this stuff, the unknown of it.
Not sure exactly how it is throughout the entire AD at Utah, but my brother in-law said he is furloughed for two weeks.
Yeah, sounds like what has happened in many industries. I know a 9News employee who said he had a two week furlough as well, he just had to pick when in a specific time period.
The only real silver lining is it generally means you keep health care benefits.
ahoelsken
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This isn't the first time we've seen this-Boise did it during the spring
I'm furloughed for 12 days, but spread throughout the year
Watching TXst and SMU
have 25% capacity so 7500 fans in San Marcos
have 25% capacity so 7500 fans in San Marcos
Just watched some of MTSU-Army and they only had cadets at the game. I thought they said the attendance was something like 241 but it looked like alot more than that, unless they were only talking about non-cadets. Although I only saw cadets in the crowd shots. Game-wise, Army had 5 drives and 6 TD's not counting the last 2-play drive to run out the clock.
One thing I found interesting is they said that since Army has started football practice they have had 0 positive tests. I'm guessing that's because of their regimented lifestyle.
I’m guessing 200-300 person house parties don’t happen at West Point.
I totally forgot that Buechele transferred to SMU
I get what you're saying but the real test will be next week when the ACC and Big 12 start playing. I normally wouldn't watch a game like MTSU-Army or SMU-Texas State even if it was the only game on on a Thursday or Friday night. Plus a good portion of my interest today is just to see what it looks like, but with some of these smaller school games it doesn't seem like a huge difference given that they often have sparse crowds even under normal circumstances.
ahoelsken
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CU is using a saliva test with students already....
How an ultra-fast screening test and a team of contact tracers aim to keep campus safe
Before ever entering a residence hall, students moving to campus will spit in a tube, hand it over and wait just 45 minutes for their COVID-19 test results.www.colorado.edu
Same one Anschutz IIRC came up with in March or April right?
ahoelsken
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I wouldn't forget about the NFL next week too. IIRC the only three teams i've heard who will have fans in the stands are the Chiefs, Dolphins, and Cowboys.
I'm gonna watch a bit of Arkansas State-Memphis before the Nuggets come on.
It seems like the NFL has really snuck up on people. Jags are allowing fans too.
ahoelsken
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Social Distancing has never been a problem at Jaguars games.
