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Hey, @VOLuptuousBOOMS, you work with crane operators right? I’ve been researching on nccco certs and wondering how the selection process goes? And if you have any insights I would love your help. Thanks
 
There's only 2 diagnotic tests, and if true they'd both be susceptible to false-positive from a "dead" virus. Molecular test (PCR) - a super reliable scientific method that reads genetic material of the virus - and antigen tests - this test looks for the proteins on the surface of the virus. Diagnotic tests are supposed to tell you if you have an active infection. That's because you HAVE to have a viral body on the swab. Theoretically, I suppose you could have dead viral bodies in the nasal cavities from some time before; however, these athletes have been getting tested regularly so you'd suspect they would have tested positive before now if this were the case. Also, folks test negative days after recovery I believe. That leads me to believe there's either a natural flushing of the sinuses, or an element to the test that requires a "live" virus. Also, to rule out false-positives don't they retest to get a second positive?

The third test is an antibody test. That's the blood test that tells if the patient has any antibodies for the disease in question. This was big early on until, I think, they realized that the antibodies are so close to those for the common cold that we can't really tell them apart, and the prevalence of the antibodies deminishes after a relatively short time. So, it's not as reliable. (Pro: it appears are T-cells maintain memory, so reinfection is low/not severe)

This is all my understanding from my readings. Conclusion: they're probably using PCR, if not then antigen, and I don't think that's a huge issue. They should retest when there's a positive anyway, and after 7-10 days without symptoms they should be back.
It is true both are susceptible to a 20 - 30 percent false positive.
 
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Here’s the average height/weight of all scholarship players since Pruitt took over

Quarterbacks
2018: 6-3 217
2019: 6-3 206
2020: 6-4 216

Running Backs
2018: 6-0 205
2019: 5-11 195
2020: 6-0 206

Wide Receivers
2018: 6-1 195
2019: 6-2 202
2020: 6-2 201

Tight Ends
2018: 6-4 244
2019: 6-4 243
2020: 6-4 243

Oline
2018: 6-5 304
2019: 6-4 310
2020: 6-5 312

Dline
2018: 6-3 287
2019: 6-4 298
2020: 6-4 299

Linebackers
2018: 6-3 236
2019: 6-3 240
2020 6-2 237

Defensive Backs
2018: 5-11 188
2019: 6-0 188
2019: 6-0 195
 
MLB Blackout Rules are worse than Butch Jones and Derek Dooley

Ima just walk away and ignore this post, else I’m gonna go on another long-winded rant. I use a damn VPN just to watch Dodgers games.

They’re actively chasing away the younger demographic and at the same time lamenting the diminishing audience. Hey, guess where tomorrow’s audience comes from?!
 
Ima just walk away and ignore this post, else I’m gonna go on another long-winded rant. I use a damn VPN just to watch Dodgers games.

They’re actively chasing away the younger demographic and at the same time lamenting the diminishing audience. Hey, guess where tomorrow’s audience comes from?!
This is what they wanted from the very beginning. I remember when Fay Vincent campaigned hard to end the TBS Superstation broadcasts for the Braves. Never made sense to NOT want baseball. Didn’t work until Turner wearied of his team and sold it. Liberty is just a bunch of dumazzes!
 
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