The 3R Fund for Immigrant Family Legal Defense, Inc., provides funds to assist families of detainees obtain legal representation and bonds issued by courts.
This fundraiser is being launched in conjunction with a national effort, #FreeThePeopleDay, which is raising money to match funds raised in fundraisers like this one by individual immigrant bond and community bail funds. Please help today, 12/31/18!
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This is for my friends Walter & Euyeni to help pay for funeral costs & return of their 13 y/o son Cristian to family in central America. He passed away tragically 2 wks ago. These costs are beyond this wonderful family seeking to make a life here.
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@getheller1006 @MissouriModern @rickgee14@TristanSnell The cities. Chapel Hill/Carrboro would be the bluest. Charlotte maybe next? Asheville must be blue surrounded by red.
@philparkbot@EricKleefeld She is the worst "prime time personality at the whole network." I might almost say " might be willing to have something to do with a few of your serious colleagues at your network, but not you."
@Keithjones71 @MadHominem@DOBrienATL He should just get the virus every 6 mos, then take a leave of absence every 2 wks afterwards. Right? As long as he's careful-exposing himself deliberately and immediately sequestering himself-that would the same as getting vax'd like a normal responsible person. Right?
@absoluke2001@cmdpsu15@DOBrienATL The virus has intentionality? I think it just spreads, where not resisted. There is more resistance (vaccines, immunity). The virus only can land with those missing resistance, or mutate within and among them. And infect the rest of us in mutated form.
@Alicia64141049@lehman4kentucky All the reports that I have seen are that Russia soldier deaths alone exceed a thousand. I feel confident there have been at least 2,000 combined deaths. Before you call someone a liar, you might want to figure out if you even know what you are talking about. My guess is "no."
@Jmac103John@JRubinBlogger I think half the time we quote Reagan, it is to remind Republicans that they once supported western democracy and opposed kleptocratic authoritarianism. To appeal to any residual sense of shame.
At least, that's why I do it (but I voted for Reagan. And Biden.)
@Brett_McMurphy@CFBPlayoff I wouldn't agree to expansion if, e.g., a conference that can get multiple teams in and play mine may have radically different philosophies about buying players (NIL/portal), academics, etc. Even an "only conference champions" plan requires common agreement on acceptable bounds.
@Brett_McMurphy@CFBPlayoff He's totally right. The NCAA is a mess and in the middle of being reformed; NIL - where is that going? (the Texas A&M department of million dollar deals); the portal? (ditto) Everything is a mess and headed worse. More money is no solution, expansion could make things worse..
@RaskullKing_24@workinglawfirm @FanHoobastank @Brett_McMurphy@CFBPlayoff I'm for this. Every team should have a chance at the National Championship. Not multiple chances. That's luck.
Every conference champion gets in. That's 10. Four automatic byes (top four ranked champions), then remaining six play into three teams, plus top ranked FCS champion.
@ConorONeill_DI Earlier that fall, there was a wake for Skip at Xavier. I wore my tie-dye with a sport coat and slacks.
Got a thumbs up from Pat Kelsey.
Ps. My Skip bobblehead now resides at Hat's Irish Pub, Skin's hang-out. They didn't have one...
@ConorONeill_DI A friend and I went to the WFU/X game after Skip died.
Midcourt seats, first row, wearing our tie-dye shirts.
Skip's family was at a dedication at midcourt, incl his mom.
Afterwards, she came halfway over toward us and shouted "love seeing those tie-dyes, boys!"
Top 10 moment.