Chicargo " Saturday in the Park"

[BUS]

Have that song going through my head as I think about the fun times on the Boulevard. Personally I think this country will be back to pretty much normal by June. I sure hope so as I want to have a huge party in July and shake this funk.

See everyone as soon as we can. Be safe, Be smart and be prudent. We don't exactly know what this is but it is real.

Go Mustangs.

[Sewanee Stang]

June Cometh.

[Hilltopper]

June Cometh.

Nicely done, Sewanee Stang

[Dukie]

Have that song going through my head as I think about the fun times on the Boulevard. Personally I think this country will be back to pretty much normal by June. I sure hope so as I want to have a huge party in July and shake this funk.

See everyone as soon as we can. Be safe, Be smart and be prudent. We don't exactly know what this is but it is real.

Go Mustangs.

Can't wait. Hope the season has no hitch. This program is prepped for a great run and I hope they get the chance to show it on the field.

Great song, too.

[BUS]

Heard the Gov. of Texas on Radio about talking to sport teams and getting back to normal. He was very cautious as science would give the answer. So, Stay tuned and pray for this war to conclude.
God's Peace.... Until we meet on the field.

[Nacho]

don't drink the brown Lysol

[HubbaHubba]

Love "Saturday in the Park". But the song "Longtime" by Borston, I fear, describes when Mustang football is back on the field.

[ponypatrick]

Until we come up with meds and/or vaccine for covid-19 there will be no football at Ford. Very sad
situation !

[BUS]

Currently have therapeutic ways of taking care of Wuhan. The Ones that are sadly passing away are those with other health issues. (Look up Illinois Surgeon General) In Dallas the numbers are 1/3000 th of a percent die of this. And I am a person at increased risk.

Hope to see you all on Saturday.
God's Peace.

[Dukie]

Currently have therapeutic ways of taking care of Wuhan. The Ones that are sadly passing away are those with other health issues. (Look up Illinois Surgeon General) In Dallas the numbers are 1/3000 th of a percent die of this. And I am a person at increased risk.

Hope to see you all on Saturday.
God's Peace.

This really isn't true. There are plenty of healthy, younger people with no underlying health issues whatsoever who are nevertheless dying. What the other variables are we don't know yet--based on the number of those in this category who are health workers and grocery workers, it may be the case that the viral load they are exposed to in their workplaces is a factor.

I'm hoping for football without crowds, at least. And hopefully a true drug or plasma breakthrough, plus confirmation of long-lasting immunity.

Updated this post with the president of Brown U's thoughts on how colleges open this fall, assuming no breakthroughs:

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/26/opin ... e=Homepage

The three key paragraphs:

"Testing is an absolute prerequisite. All campuses must be able to conduct rapid testing for the coronavirus for all students, when they first arrive on campus and at regular intervals throughout the year. Testing only those with symptoms will not be sufficient. We now know that many people who have the disease are asymptomatic. Regular testing is the only way to prevent the disease from spreading silently through dormitories and classrooms.

"Traditional contact tracing is not sufficient on a college campus, where students may not know who they sat next to in a lecture or attended a party with. Digital technology can help. Several states are working to adapt mobile apps created by private companies to trace the spread of disease, and colleges and universities can play a role by collaborating with their state health departments and rolling out tracing technology on their campuses.

"Testing and tracing will be useful only if students who are ill or who have been exposed to the virus can be separated from others. Traditional dormitories with shared bedrooms and bathrooms are not adequate. Setting aside appropriate spaces for isolation and quarantine (e.g. hotel rooms) may be costly, but necessary. It will also be necessary to ensure that students abide by the rigorous requirements of isolation and quarantine."

[JasonB]

Just to throw another wrench into an already muddled situation...

Keep in mind that MERS and SARS did not come back.

If we can take proper actions to make sure the virus doesn't keep bouncing back and disappears over the summer, there is a chance that it doesn't resurface in the fall, and we all get to a happy place.

[ponypatrick]

Just to throw another wrench into an already muddled situation...

Keep in mind that MERS and SARS did not come back.

If we can take proper actions to make sure the virus doesn't keep bouncing back and disappears over the summer, there is a chance that it doesn't resurface in the fall, and we all get to a happy place.

" If ifs and buts were candy and nuts we'd all have a Merry Christmas "

- Dandy Don Meredith

[One Trick Pony]

Have that song going through my head as I think about the fun times on the Boulevard. Personally I think this country will be back to pretty much normal by June. I sure hope so as I want to have a huge party in July and shake this funk.

See everyone as soon as we can. Be safe, Be smart and be prudent. We don't exactly know what this is but it is real.

Go Mustangs.

Bus change your hotmail password someone has hijacked it seriously...

[BUS]

I don't have Hotmail - Was hacked on sbcglobal account and they duplicated onto Hotmail. I have changed password on sbc - Thanks

Happened at 7:30 Monday morning.

FYI I could use some gift cards!

[One Trick Pony]

I don't have Hotmail - Was hacked on sbcglobal account and they duplicated onto Hotmail. I have changed password on sbc - Thanks

Happened at 7:30 Monday morning.

FYI I could use some gift cards!

Upper and lower case alpha with special characters. (Wink)

Will bring your gift card to the boulevard this fall and a big hug