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They may not let AirBus acquire them (creates minimal competition) but a private equity acquisition could help get rid of the fat within Boeing and fix their 737 problem. When stocks go down, PE looks for opportunities.

Even with Boeing's diminished stock price, their market cap is twice the largest leveraged buyout. I don't think it has a chance of being a PE strike. Their 737 problem was going cheap on the training and making the alert an option and not standard. It's airworthy equipment, as is, particularly with the software fix and, before then, airworthy in the hands of a competent pilot. Everything from there on out has been chickens pecking a sore. The Ethiopian pilots never pulled back from takeoff thrust, by the way, "landing" the plane at about 700mph, akin to you flooring it getting on the interstate and then wondering why you're doing 120 a few minutes later.
 
Even with Boeing's diminished stock price, their market cap is twice the largest leveraged buyout. I don't think it has a chance of being a PE strike. Their 737 problem was going cheap on the training and making the alert an option and not standard. It's airworthy equipment, as is, particularly with the software fix and, before then, airworthy in the hands of a competent pilot. Everything from there on out has been chickens pecking a sore. The Ethiopian pilots never pulled back from takeoff thrust, by the way, "landing" the plane at about 700mph, akin to you flooring it getting on the interstate and then wondering why you're doing 120 a few minutes later.

This, $94b market cap this week, was almost half that to start the week.

Not to mention, they promoted the Chairman in January to CEO.
 
Dr. Herbstreit's prediction on the 2020 season, both college and professional, isn't too encouraging.


Kirk Herbstreit doesn't believe college football or the NFL will be played in 2020


The year is already off to a terrible start in many aspects but it may go down as the worst year in football history if Kirk Herbstreit is accurate.

We are all currently being affected in some aspect following the outbreak of the coronavirus and hoping to return to normal as soon as possible but the way the ESPN college football analyst sees it, this fall may be much the same.

In fact, Herbstreit recently shared his firm belief that there will be no college football or NFL played this fall.

“I’ll be shocked if we have NFL football this fall, if we have college football. I’ll be so surprised if that happens,” Herbstreit recently said according to TMZ Sports.

The ESPN analyst further explained his opinion is based on the fact we likely won’t have a vaccine for the coronavirus for some time. When you take that into consideration, it may be tough for football to continue until that time arrives.

“Just because from what I understand, people that I listen to, you’re 12 to 18 months from a vaccine,” Herbstreit continued. “I don’t know how you let these guys go into locker rooms and let stadiums be filled up and how you can play ball. I just don’t know how you can do it with

Who’s ready to fast forward to 2021 already?
To that end, there is no guarantee that the 2021 college football season is going to happen either
 
To that end, there is no guarantee that the 2021 college football season is going to happen either
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Interesting.

Speaking of those testing sites: They are still not allowed to administer more than 250 tests per day, per federal mandate, thus capping the number of public tests that can be done daily in Dallas County at 500.

 
Gracious alive if all my classes were online I would have made straight A's. Too many ways to cheat these days.

Currently taking online classes. For papers and such there are many ways to cheat. But for tests they require you to take them with a webcam watching you and with complete visual of your monitor(s) and capability to control them. I know another person who failed a test because they forgot to lock the door and their spouse opened it. Not all schools are like that but both I have done online for were.
 
Currently taking online classes. For papers and such there are many ways to cheat. But for tests they require you to take them with a webcam watching you and with complete visual of your monitor(s) and capability to control them. I know another person who failed a test because they forgot to lock the door and their spouse opened it. Not all schools are like that but both I have done online for were.
I, too am taking online classes (through Penn St) they don’t require anything or at least not the classes I’m taking
 
As many of you know I was sent home from work because of a fever. Well today got the test results and I’m positive for the ‘Rona. Other than the fever I haven’t been ill or had any other symptoms at all. Now I’m relatively young (42) and in really good health. Have a friend that is a nurse in the city’s only trauma center and she’s told me some horror stories about folks fighting this thing
 
As many of you know I was sent home from work because of a fever. Well today got the test results and I’m positive for the ‘Rona. Other than the fever I haven’t been ill or had any other symptoms at all. Now I’m relatively young (42) and in really good health. Have a friend that is a nurse in the city’s only trauma center and she’s told me some horror stories about folks fighting this thing

That's good news. This goes with what's been reported, some don't realize they have it while others are require hospitalization.
 
As many of you know I was sent home from work because of a fever. Well today got the test results and I’m positive for the ‘Rona. Other than the fever I haven’t been ill or had any other symptoms at all. Now I’m relatively young (42) and in really good health. Have a friend that is a nurse in the city’s only trauma center and she’s told me some horror stories about folks fighting this thing

Man... Sorry to hear you're dealing with it, but relieved your symptoms aren't crazy.

If you don't mind me asking - What was the process of actually receiving a test? Did you go to an urgent care type of location, regular doctor, or the ER?

Best of luck man! RTR
 
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