Agger

Time to see if @Wumo can do without me!

I feel that about

I think you're missing Denmark?

Will the old committee ever give up? As it has been reported earlier, a lot has been going on in the committee. After the coup where Italy took over as leaders after ousting Denmark and the Netherlads the former president, @Agger has been fighting to regain his position as the undispunted leader of the TISC-voting. Claiming that the Danish win after the coup was the perfect show of force, he doesn't seem to have given up. Even now where Agger isn't an official participant giving @Wumo the official leadership of the Danish delegation, he seems to have been able to slip through security, which has been more important than ever due to the COVID-19 situation. During the last few days, he has been spotted knocking on the doors of delegations including former ally @heywoodu and several current committee members. Nothing has come out from the meetings between the Danish guest and the delegations, but something does feel a bit sketchy. Even more interestingly, the former leader hasn't really tried doing things secretly, as he put up a picture from the arena backstage area on his Instagram profile. Though it is impossible to see who he was meeting, it is very clear that something is going on. Agger and his shady company We will be following the situation and report when we know more!

Thank you, @DaniSRB!

I had really considered doing like that when I was host. But isn't that just like they do with the voting in ESC?

I've seen some version of it pretty close to every easter. Not my absolute top musical, but it's still a pleasure.

Finally!

Walking around in the secret corridors to be there for the ceremony. You thought you had lost me!

Well. It's really named after the Danish version of Monopoly but it's also the Danish word for a tycoon/business magnate

Never gotten around to it but it's next on my list when I finish Homeland (and my rewatch of the Danish classic Matador)

And now for a match that I actually watched: 1998 World Cup: -

Are things beginning to accelerate in Russia? Still a decently low number so far, but it's beginning to grow in a notable way.

There's nothing like learning what to think from others

Numbers of people hospitalized keeps on dropping (about 100 below the peak and 25 below in ICU). Estimations say that between 70 and 150.000 have had the virus at this point meaning very low lethality here in Denmark. Som blood samples from donors has been tested as well. If the blood donors were representative (and they aren't quite) calculations show a number at about 127.000.

Then I can happily tell you that we're up by 3-1

Thee 1986 FIFA World Cup. -

trailing you with a few there (87-88kg right now)

Some of the support for companies can also be used by sports teams. I think about 2/3 of the top-tier football teams are getting support to pay the salaries of players (up to 26.000 dkr) who has been sent on leave. The rest are still paying full salary. Superliga-teams have been given permission to do some training in groups up to 8 (including coaches and other staff). This is of course with very strict rules. But this is only for the teams who haven't sent players on leave. For smaller sports organizations a pot of 50 million dkr is available (though shared with the scout movements). I believe that's it at the moment.

It's not like @Olympian1010 voting green would mean much. No chance that the dems lose California.

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The obvious pick would be Harris who is also the one most pundits seem to mention as the top candidate. She creates some balance on both demography, ideology (she's no Warren or Sanders, but some more left-leaning than Biden) and she wouldn't cost anything in the race for a senate majority (like Warren (temporarily) or Baldwin could). Warren could help a little in balancing internally, but I doubt she would win a lot of votes for the ticket that aren't winnable otherwise. Abrams could also be interesting. Left-leaning, coloured and a notable voice. He could also go latino with Cortez Masto or maybe go all-in on a close states with Gretchen Whitmer or Tammy Baldwin though they are white and especially Baldwin could cost a senate seat. And that's without mentioning Klobuchar, Duckworth or Grisham who I wouldn't count out of the game.

Hard to say 7 months before the elections. Biden is winning in the polls, both nationally and in the main battleground states, but this far from an election, those really don't mean that much. The corona situation could end up meaning a lot, but it's unsure. Meanwhile Biden will surely think about what he can give the Sanders (and to some extent Warren) supporters to get their votes as well as who he'll go for as VP.

here we go again ...

And the Faroe Islands quickly going the right way as well, though with a sing critical case.