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Status Updates posted by knapplc
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Got to meet Dan Akroyd today. They were in Lincoln playing at the Lied Center last night.
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Pretty impressive win for Husker Volleyball last night. Taking down #5 Stanford on their home court.
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We are 100 days away from Husker football.
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I didn't even have to use my AK.
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Does HuskerBoard seem really slow lately? Since the game ended Friday it's seemed to take forever to load pages.
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The return to Standard Time should be on November 1, the day after Halloween. That way everyone gets an extra hour of sleep after the long night of trick-or-treating.
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@Red Five that would be incorrect. Daylight savings should never start.
Give me light in the mornings!
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Today is the 25th anniversary of the October snow storm that downed trees across Lincoln. We lived near 40th and D at the time. We were one of the final neighborhoods to have power restored, 11 days after the storm.
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@teachercd those things probably describe 85% of your nights so I'm not sure that narrows it down too far.
@Red Five So .... I think I was in Harper too. But apparently I don't really remember, though I am getting old.
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Damon Benning stepping away from 1620? How long has he been there?
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RIP Queen Elizabeth II.
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This may be a record for most visitors after a loss.
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It's December 1th, so it's time once again to put a Santa hat on your avatar.
Make your request in the thread in the lounge.
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Season's over in 11 days. Hard to believe.
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Fort Scott Community College - where Nebraska found LaVonte David and Yoshi Hardrick - shuts down its football program effective immediately.
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Nebraska opens as more than a touchdown favorite over Northwestern.
How bad is Northwestern?
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I just learned they call Cam Jurgens "Beef Jurgy" and that may be the best thing I've heard all week.
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I think I'm going to have to try some of this.
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I’m not too thrilled that it’s going to be a common lager, probably along the lines of Bud, Coors, Miller etc. But even if it’s not the best beer, I will save and reuse the bottles for some of my home brew. Can’t think of anything better than serving my own beer in Dear Old Nebraska Brew bottles during Nebraska football games. The trick will be washing and sanitizing the bottles without damaging the labels.
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Today is the five-year anniversary of Prince's death. Rest in peace, man.
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I've read articles about the great guitar players in rock music, Prince is sometimes mentioned but never to high, thing is the guy played damn near every instrument in his music, if he would have stayed with just a guitar I think he's looked alot differently, not that it matters to me Prince was a genius
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Husker Bowling in the National Championship match for the 10th time.
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Congratulations to Tim Miles, new head coach at San Jose State.
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Wish him all the best. He's a great guy that I hope has big success somewhere even though it didn't work out here. @NUance it was time for a change. Our record since hasn't been good. But, I think it is headed in the right direction with a good coach.
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One year ago today the Covid pandemic started to really hit home for most Americans. Travel bans, school closings, the end of sports... just everything we've known gone in a few days. I got Covid in January and still can't smell, and can barely taste. Otherwise, the year has been boring, but not too awful. Just very different. I hated the football "season" we had, and volleyball in spring seems weird.
How has the past year treated you? Everyone getting through this OK?
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Yes we did/do count it as a flu
death if you have the flu and die from complications, but it's complicated because many people don't get ill and seek treatment as soon as they would with COVID so they no longer test positive.
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/faq.htm
QuoteWhat are seasonal influenza-related deaths?
Seasonal influenza-related deaths are deaths that occur in people for whom influenza infection was likely a contributor to the cause of death, but not necessarily the primary cause of death.
I don't understand the point of this skepticism. You just said it's extremely deadly. COVID causes a number of complications that ultimately lead to death, and comorbidities contribute to the severity of the disease as well. People with COVID can develop a multitude of complications from pneumonia, blood clots, renial issues, heart problems, organ failure, etc. Those all count as COVID deaths.
Let's say the number were exaggerated by 4 times. That's still almost double the average deaths in a normal flu season.
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@The Dude wish I would have thrown more in.