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Evidently there is a 15 minute antibody finger prick blood test that was developed in Germany to detect Covid-19 antibodies. There is a company that has them ready to ship but is awaiting FDA approval. This one? https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1179541 No that story is abou...

Covid 19 check from Emory University.

https://c19check.com/start

Evidently there is a 15 minute antibody finger prick blood test that was developed in Germany to detect Covid-19 antibodies. There is a company that has them ready to ship but is awaiting FDA approval.

If we can’t get normal testing done in a swift manner, what makes you think that we will get antibody testing done quicker? Those tests are nowhere near available for wide release. There is a company that has makes them and I believe it was a finger prick blood test. I will see if I can find the in...

I have seen articles that predict number of deaths in the US will decrease despite the large number of predicted COVID deaths. Not only will we see a drop in viral infections, but automobile deaths will fall off a cliff. That doesn't sound right. The following article has a animated graph that comp...

I have seen articles that predict number of deaths in the US will decrease despite the large number of predicted COVID deaths. Not only will we see a drop in viral infections, but automobile deaths will fall off a cliff. That doesn't sound right. The following article has a animated graph that comp...

Just wondering, with the way we're now living, has there been a decrease in other things like the common cold? I doubt we'll ever get an estimate since we (as a country) are so focused on COVID and the lack of testing for minor symptoms won't help differentiate, but I have seen articles that predic...

Stay at home order until May 4th. Peaking into July. Can we get a second opinion?

John Prine dies of complications from Co-vid. RIP

Slap Shot wrote: ↑
Tue Apr 07 8:57 pm

Grovetown Scotty wrote: ↑
Tue Apr 07 8:36 pm
I am encouraged from what I am hearing about Hydroxychloroquine used in hospitalized patients.
You shouldn't be. There's way too much out there calling into question even still at this point.

Ok. What’s out there?

I am encouraged from what I am hearing about Hydroxychloroquine used in hospitalized patients. It is cheap and the supply chain is not controlled by a certain communist country. India is a major supplier. Mayo Clinic cardiologist: 'Inexcusable' to ignore hydroxychloroquine side effects https://www....

I am encouraged from what I am hearing about Hydroxychloroquine used in hospitalized patients. It is cheap and the supply chain is not controlled by a certain communist country. India is a major supplier.

Continual count updates here: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#italian-media US total cases is increasing 30% per day (exponentially) At that rate, by March 31st, the cumulative total will be 350,000. And that is with limited testing. One way to tell how limited our testing is, we have 12...

Iceburg wrote: ↑
Mon Apr 06 3:57 pm
Al Kaline dies at 85.

One of my first memories at the Met was a game between the Twins and Tigers. I believe Killebrew, Oliva, and Kaline all went deep. I heard today that we may see games with no fans at spring training sites. Gonna be a long summer for me without baseball.

AHABulldog wrote: ↑
Tue Apr 07 3:33 pm
tUMD might need to scrape the bottom of the barrel and bring in someone like Gallatin early.

Has Gallatin gotten any bigger? Watched him as a freshman at White Bear and he had a ton of skill.

Is governor Walz out of the bunker yet?

So weird question after reading various “mask” stories. How or why does a N95 mask expire? I’ve read several stories about lack of permanent stockpile because they expire. How does a mask expire? Is it the fabric deteriorating? Or The elastic? Because that would take decades! The ones that were sen...

Read today that Walmart and Target will begin to limit the amount of customers in the store. Also heard Menards is thinking about taking temperatures of customers coming in.
That makes no sense to me as you could be asymptomatic and still carry the virus. Also seems a little confrontational.

Read two separate stories about Minnesota nurses flying to New York to help out with the horrible situation there. God bless them and all first responders and front line doctors and nurses.

There are some interesting graphs and data on the MN Department of Public Health website around COVID 19, if you're like me and like to look at things from an analytical/statistical view. They have tons of breakdowns by age, transmission, location, and more: https://www.health.state.mn.us/diseases/...

With gloves, make sure you dispose of them. They aren't meant to be used over and over as you are just transferring germs as you move from your house, to the store, etc. I can't see gloves as being very helpful for shopping. Let's say you need milk. You use your gloved hand on a filthy door handle ...

Finished season 3 of Ozark on Netflix. Did not disappoint.
Very good writing and acting.

China's got some splaining to do. Again, they aren't alone. If a burglar breaks into everyone's house on the block, and yours too, you don't just blame the first house getting hit for letting him get away. Sure they perhaps could have done more, but it's also on us to do better at preventing the bu...

My youngest son is back from UMD and yesterday he ordered some takeout to be delivered and went for a run. So I'm taking a nap and the doorbell rings and I thinking who hell is at my front door. I went to answer the door and the delivery kid must have been going to ring the doorbell again. He litera...

Just put the chairs out on the deck and opened the house up. Really quiet. No traffic, no planes. What a gorgeous day.

Watched first episode of Ozark season three. Like many series they have to create a new crisis for the characters to work they out of. It is very well acted though and we especially get a kick out of potty mouthed blonde who runs the casino. Don't have to go back to work until Tuesday so may be able...

Norm wrote: ↑
Sat Mar 28 9:31 am
Got a friend who runs a Ma & Pa appliance sales and service. His business has been deemed non essential. So when fridges and freezers break down people just have to let there food rot?

PM a phone number. I will use them if something breaks.

A friend of mine drives for Metro Transit and was sent home tonight after a teenage girl was coughing so hard she left phlegm in the aisle. She was also yelling “I ain’t got the Corona!”

Needless to say he is home tonight self medicating.

I love it when people use emoji’s. It’s so cute.

This probably did jump from a scaly anteater right at the time when thousands of people returned to China to celebrate their Lunar New Year.

Greyeagle wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 27 7:35 pm
Please consider conspiracy theories to be political.

Excuse me for having an opinion. Funny how attaching the phrase “ conspiracy theory” debunks any alternate thinking.

Bladepuller wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 27 7:04 pm
Tin foil sales are up.

Yep. So is toilet paper.

No I got news for you. The Chinese Government is not our friend. We are going to butt heads them eventually. Science. With the ability to look into the detail of DNA (or RNA in this case), we can trace the history of things. Please read this. https://www.sciencenews.org/article/coronavirus-covid-19...

It seems like it’s crazy in all the stores. Normal in the our neighborhood. We are having drinks in the driveway. Lots of people out and about and in a good mood. Me too.

Composer wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 27 3:39 pm
No

I got news for you. The Chinese Government is not our friend. We are going to butt heads them eventually.

george wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 27 2:55 pm
Psst, don't tell anyone but I don't think you can believe ANYTHING from China right now. They concealed the beginning of the virus and now they're lying about the current status.

Probably engineered the virus as well.

I have not heard any data on how many of the people who are passing are life long smokers. Seems to me that would put you at a higher risk, and also the fact you are putting your fingers to your mouth every 30 seconds while you smoke would not be a good practice.

Kid at Hyvee kept apologizing to me that it was taking him so long to bag up my groceries it was his first week on the job. I told him not to worry and that he was doing great. Poor guy, rough way to start a new gig. Had to go to 3 stores this morning to get our groceries for the week. Couldn't get...

3M working 7 days a week to make the N95 mask that is in high demand. Plan is to produce 35 million masks a month in four locations worldwide. Closest in Aberdeen SD with 650 employees.

Kid at Hyvee kept apologizing to me that it was taking him so long to bag up my groceries it was his first week on the job. I told him not to worry and that he was doing great. Poor guy, rough way to start a new gig. Had to go to 3 stores this morning to get our groceries for the week. Couldn't get...

My company has recently declared/been designated a critical company and as such will remain open. I'm curious what other employers have this designation and what criteria needs to be met to do this? 3M is a good case study. Definitely the places that make masks should be critical, but probably not ...

Continual count updates here: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#italian-media US total cases is increasing 30% per day (exponentially) At that rate, by March 31st, the cumulative total will be 350,000. And that is with limited testing. One way to tell how limited our testing is, we have 12...

Continual count updates here: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#italian-media US total cases is increasing 30% per day (exponentially) At that rate, by March 31st, the cumulative total will be 350,000. And that is with limited testing. One way to tell how limited our testing is, we have 12...

People can be like sheep. How else do you explain a run on a$$wipe?

Best hit of the tourney right there

St. Thomas has goal tending. Most teams lose to Andover last night. The Andover goalie gave up the GWG on an extremely stoppable shot....if the goalie firms up against the pipe, that puck can't go in. #15 on STA can flat out fly. I agree goaltending was the difference in the STA game. The Cadets al...

Worst Thursday I can remember. Dead crowd. Not a lot of excitement. Half the crowd was gone by the 3rd period of the last game.

Nice to see the goalie win a game for the team.
Nashville’s coach kinda spooky lookin.

Patrick Kane like goal by Fiala. That was sick.
Great to have Louie doing the game tonight.

Classic Parise goal.

Parise was the weak side winger on the Caps 4th goal. Totally out of position.

Nice shift by Ek and Hartman working over Dillon down low.

Here we go with the Farmer strong again.

Stalock out 8 feet on that one

Just watched the play before the scrap. What the hell was Kowalchuk’s problem.

Cowgirl wrote: ↑
Sun Mar 01 7:45 pm
At the game. Red everywhere. Do caps fans travel that well or is it just the local whioux community? The majority have Ovi jerseys however.

Picked a good game to go to Cowgirl. Same thing when the Blackhawks are in town. Lots of Red.

Best fight this year

J22 wrote: ↑
Sun Mar 01 7:33 pm

Greyeagle wrote: ↑
Sun Mar 01 7:22 pm
Stalock, Please keep your down you moron.
He does so much stupid $h!t trying to show how smart he is. Brodin with a rough 45 seconds

D steps up someone has to support. Not pretty though. What a shot by Fiala.

Mr. Hockey Finalists Blake Biondi, Hermantown Jake Boltmann, Edina Matthew Gleason, Cretin-Derham Hall Luke Gramer, Moorhead Wyatt Kaiser, Andover Blake Perbix, St. Cloud Cathedral Carsen Richels, Blaine Nate Schweitzer, Benilde-St. Margaret’s Grant Slukynski, Warroad Ben Steeves, Eden Prairie In ad...

I would like to know which college recruits are playing in the high school tournament in particular Gopher recruits. Can anybody help point me to where I can find this information? I find the high school tournament more interesting when I can follow players that will be on the Gophers or other coll...

I would like to know which college recruits are playing in the high school tournament in particular Gopher recruits. Can anybody help point me to where I can find this information? I find the high school tournament more interesting when I can follow players that will be on the Gophers or other coll...

I, for one, am actually kinda happy MN is not playing WI.....they've found their game the last few weekends. Dangerous team loaded with talent & playing with nothing to lose. College hockey is a random outcome sport & the B1G playoffs will be no different. This past weekend saw no B1G home team win...

Andover will be tough to beat. With all the TV timeouts their top d-men pair of Kaiser and Wolfe may be on the ice 75-80% of the game. They really control the game when they are out there.

Seedings Out

Class A:
2 - St Cloud Cathedral
Mankato East

3 - Hermantown
Monticello

1 - Warroad
Hutchinson

4 - Mahtomedi
5 - Delano

Class AA:
2 - Blake
Maple Grove

3 - Eden Prairie
Lakeville South

1 - Andover
St. Thomas Academy

4 - Moorhead
5 - Hill-Murray

Nice technique by Doobs.

No Pierre, Eden Prairie is not out of it.

All 3 forwards on one side of the ice. Weak side wide open.

Simplify the zone entries.

Great period by the Gophers. Starmans straight line analysis right on. Fewer turnovers, get pucks deep and put pressure on the forecheck.

Gopherguy05 wrote: ↑
Sat Feb 22 4:53 pm
Elk River upsets Grand Rapids
Blake beats Edina

I was hoping the Thunderhawks would make it to State. Their fans are a lot of fun.

Edina losing means a private school will represent section 6AA.

Roseau beats St. Michael/Albertville

Stalock with some huge saves late.

LaFontaine was great tonight.

Pretty frustrating. Gophers have several chances between the dots and try to make the perfect pass. Shoot the puck.

Another catastrophic turnover says Clymer.

Bonin21 wrote: ↑
Fri Feb 21 9:54 pm
Who the f*** just passed it right to that guy

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