Tried to sign up for free FUBO-- not successful. Where else will it be shown? TIA

VisionSpring's CEO Ella Gudwin describes Scott's support as a "big win" for the sector. "This is believed to be the largest, single private donation towardsolving the problem of uncorrected blurry vision as a poverty intervention," she says.

Most notable in Scott's gifts is the lack of any reporting requirements, something that nonprofit workers like Water For People's Williford heartily welcome.

"People don't realize how much time organizations spend on allocating restricted resources. A lot of people say, 'I want to make sure my money goes only to programming, not to overhead.' " But, she says that overhead is important — it's "salaries, fundraising and keeping lights on."

She also says that it is common for donors to have specific geographic preferences for their gift.

"If you get different restrictions, you are constantly having to reallocate resources and reserves."

Bubb says that an unrestricted approach is a blow against bureaucracy.

"Philanthropic foundations have been far too process-driven, deciding what's best for charities and making them jump through hoops with over-elaborate application arrangements."

I am absolutely shocked that a conservative blogger (a self-proclaimed Christian) would maliciously edit a video to support her ideology. Is it too late for the GOP to regain their grand ole party?

The day of Posey’s performance, June 11, 2022, Bushnell posted a video of herself discussing the mass arrest of Patriot Front members near City Park, as well as footage from Posey’s performance. “Why did no one arrest the man in a dress who flashed his genitalia to minors and people in the crowd?” she said in the video. “No one said anything about it and there’s video. I’m going to put up a blurred video to prove it.”

The next day, Bushnell published an edited video she had received from local videographer Jeremy Lokken. Bushnell told others that the blur concealed “fully exposed genitals” and urged people to contact police. The edited video garnered many thousands of views, sparking national news coverage and a police investigation. City prosecutors ultimately declined to file charges and stated publicly that the unedited video showed no exposure.

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Wow. What is it about Iowa. Football, basketball, baseball, Iowa grads in the WNBA . . .

Today, it was the Big Ten Tourney. Iowa trails Illinois 4-2 in the bottom of the tenth, but the Hawkeyes have the bases loaded and nobody out. A ground ball is fielded and thrown to second for the force with the relay to first way late while the runner from third scores to make it 4-3, one out, and runners on first and third.

But NO. Wait. The umpire called interference at second base even though, as the TV guys said, the play was routine in every possible way. The slide was straight into the bag, and the Hawkeye runner made no contact of any kind with anybody. But not to worry because the obviously wrong call will be overturned on review . . .

But NO. The crazy, ridiculous, horrible call was CONFIRMED! After Head Coach Rick Heller argues and is thrown out, of course, the next Iowa batter strikes out. Game over.

Iowa gave the game away to Michigan yesterday, and today they were outright robbed by an inexplicable call, even after review, that can only be compared to the TD that was taken away from Iowa and Cooper DeJean against Minnesota that cost Iowa the game. It was NOT a fair catch, and it was NOT interference.

Beth Goetz had better raise hell about what happened today because it was plain incompetence or bias or both. The evidence is clear.

WARNING: Not safe for people allergic to real data.


The finding are briefly summarized at this point in the latest TWIV video, for those who prefer that medium.

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“the admissions committee gives black and Latino applicants a pass for subpar metrics, four people who served on it said, while whites and Asians need near perfect scores to even be considered.”


Idiocracy is real and is being caused by Liberals.

Bizarro World.

I have been single for some time now. I had hoped to reconcile with a no pic x but apparently that ship has sailed. I’m in my late 40’s have no desire to use an app to meet a potential partner.

My no pic neighbor is roughly my age, smart, social and quite attractive. Since I know that any chance of reconciliation with my x is essentially gone, I have thought about asking this woman to go for a walk, meet for a drink, etc. Here’s the rub, in my limited experience with her, she never shuts up. She was walking her dogs this morning, she saw me and stopped to chat. She talked for a half hour straight without taking a breath and the majority of the time, I had no clue wtf she was talking about.

So do I ask her to do something in hopes she has a different gear? Do I continue to wait for my x? Or do I move along and hope the right person is out there?

I’m expecting some well thought out, rational, sound advice from you knuckle dragging trogs. TIA.

Just posting this mostly because I didn’t realize the size and athleticism of incoming football recruit- Joseph Anderson. Yesterday at his Sectional Track Meet, the 6’6 220+ pound Anderson went 14.38 in the 110 hurdles, 22’3 in the long jump, and over 49 feet in the Triple Jump 😳

That’s a huge kid to be accomplishing those marks, and obviously speaks to the athleticism he will be adding to the D Line room. Cant wait to see what Bell, Parker, and company can do with him!!

Congrats to Caitlin Clark and Co. for collecting Indiana's first win of the season last night before a record crowd of over 19,000 in Los Angeles. There were a few remarkable elements involved in that game besides getting that first W:

* The officiating was fantastic. Not perfect, but it was one of the best officiated games I've ever seen on any level in a long time. Or did it just seem that way compared to the trash the WNBA has been putting out before last night . . . In any event, it was shocking and overdue. Let's hope for this kind of officiating becoming the norm, as it should.

* The lack of rugby-style play. Give LA credit for playing basketball instead of rugby. I'm pretty sure that helped make the game so well officiated. This, too, should be the norm.

* Caitlin should have had a triple double if her teammates could make a layup. Even so, she finished with 11 points, 10 rebounds, and 8 assists, and that last number should have been at least 12. In fact, last night CC led the Fever in rebounds, assists, and steals (4), and she was tied for blocks with 2. For those who didn't realize it, CC is a basketball player, not just a shooter.

* Despite having a seriously off night from three, CC played some tenacious defense, forced some TOs, and in addition to putting up the numbers above, she hit two of the biggest shots of the night . . . both long threes late in the game . . . to clinch the win for Indiana.

* There were signs, at times, that Indiana is beginning to figure out how CC plays and how they fit into that style. Of course, how she plays hasn't exactly been a secret, so maybe her teammates--and coaches--should have been far more prepared for her arrival.

* Finally, the TV announcers were the best, by far, we've heard in our brief WNBA experience.

And so maybe everyone can relax a little and Indiana can keep on winning, although tonight's quick turnaround @ Las Vegas should be a challenge. Tonight's game also will be a reunion for CC with Kate Martin and Megan Gustafson. As a result, I understand that Lisa Bluder and the entire Iowa women's coaching staff will be in Vegas to witness the game. Cool. I hope all three Iowa grads play well and that we see another clean, close, well-officiated, entertaining game.

Big Hawkeye cheer to the soccer team! They knocked off #1 seed Michigan State last weekend and then defeated Penn State last night to make it to the tournament championship against Wisconsin on Sunday. Go Hawks!

It's talking about that latest ruling that allow NCAA athletes to get paid. Am I reading this right? I got this from the Gazette Online.

It was the first R-rated movie my dad ever took me to, so it holds a special place for me.

Good movie, but not a very happy one.

PDS in the plains

Can we stop this? Fuking poors holding up the line so they can turn in their 30 scratch tickets for 5 dollars back.

/rant

Eris Posey performed in a gay pride parade in Coeur D'Alene three years ago, and far right blogger Summer Bushnell posted a video claiming Posey had exposed himself to children, with blurred images covering his genital area. He did not expose himself as shown in unaltered video, and personal accounts. Posey received death threats after the claims of Bushnell went viral.
It's nice to see accountability, however, Bushnell still has the original video and claim on her Facebook page.
https://apnews.com/article/drag-performer-defamation-blogger-idaho-c0f3188081e17843059b27d19d5be980

Y'all beeshes need to start honoring me... clock is ticking to midnight.