@greta It was actually the anonymous source of an anonymous source. Neither the reporter nor his editor knew the identity of the actual source of the information or where the information came from, and nobody confirmed it.
@ByCasagrande@Culpepper19 1) the Times never argued he was a public figure, and there is no precedent to support he was; 2), the jury did, in fact, find actual malice which was what enabled them to award punitive damages under Gertz; 3) you need to talk to Mark Mayfield about the facts of this case.
@Pontifex There is such liberty in "it is not I that lives, but Christ lives in me." Its not all up to me. It's not even about me. The pressure is off.
Preaching the message that hope does not disappoint sometimes means swimming against the tide, even in painful situations that appear to be hopeless. Yet, it is precisely at those times when it becomes all the more apparent that our faith and hope do not come from ourselves, but from God. #Jubilee2025
After they reinstated my account about 30 minutes later, they determined that I had "not" violated their community standards and "apologized" for any inconvenience. No telling what they will do with all my info they got.
Facebook just "suspended" my account for violating community standards. (I didn't). And now they want my cell phone number and a picture of my driver's license to reinstate my account. Is this a scam?
@JudgeMinor I do think it pushes you to just get to the point quickly and simplify it. I'm not one to wait until the deadline to write a brief, but on those occasions someone hires me to write one when "they" waited until the last minute, those are sometimes my best briefs.
@JournoRyan Three on a String heard Steve Young playing it around B'ham in the early 70s and started playing it themselves. They still play the original version now 50 years later:
https://t.co/fWRXIF2LwN
@nate_oats I don't think I have ever seen Bama fans so proud of a team that *didn't* win a national championship. Everyone is so impressed with how far our scrappy bunch made it this year. You've done great things with our program, and we look forward to seeing what you do next year.