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Reception showing donation of $197.41 over a picture of Spencer Hall

Reception showing donation of $197.41 over a picture of Spencer Hall

Screenshot of $192.30 donation for Wisconsin.

Screenshot of $192.30 donation for Wisconsin.

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Wisconsin’s women’s hockey and vollyball are a combined 192-30 (w/ draws) while Luke Fickell has gone 17-20. Donation recurs monthly to reflect the inevitably of Wisconsin’s truly important teams.

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Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols- Sex Pistols [Oct. 28]

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Song: “Summerland” by King’s X

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Day 23: Found In A Purse or Pocket

Song: “She’s Got Her Ticket” by Tracy Chapman

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What time does the NFL Draft start? The answer may surprise you:

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Donation receipt for the EDSBS Charity Bowl at New American Pathways for $1,093.31. Spencer Hall stares approvingly in overalls.

Donation receipt for the EDSBS Charity Bowl at New American Pathways for $1,093.31. Spencer Hall stares approvingly in overalls.

Happy EDSBS #charitibundibowl folks. This year, I gave $1 (plus fees) for every career NFL passing yard of the Wisconsin Badgers’ most beloved QB alumnus, Scott Tolzien

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Guys…what if… the Brewers end up trading for Freddy Peralta at the deadline?

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Not me researching 250+ pounders to hit triples for the Milwaukee Brewers and PRINCE FIELDER HAD HOW MANY TRIPLES IN HIS CAREER?

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Donate to support refugees here⬇️⬇️⬇️

You can pick any CFB team to support with your donation, but if you ever want to have a good bratwurst in your life again you’ll pick Wisconsin.

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I'm not going to provide details, so don't ask. Nevertheless:

No, it is not OK to have one hallucinated cite. No, you can't delete that and expect me to take the rest of your work seriously. No, absolutely not. It should never ever happen.

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Didn’t even know that account or feed existed, but ditto, apparently!

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This will be so hype once it loads

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Day 23: Made Of Rubber or Plastic

Song: “Rubberband Man” by The Spinners

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Bat Out Of Hell - Meat Loaf [Oct. 21]

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Song: “Cosmonaut” by Fiona Apple

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Hoosier faithful: for far too long we have woefully underperformed in the @newap-georgia.bsky.social EDSBS Charity Bowl.

But we are National Champions now. Join me (a brand) in donating to one of the more honorable causes I can think of with an amount to commemorate our Natty

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A text-heavy screenshot of a post by residential school denialist Dallas Brodie, commenting on a Global BC news article about the Sinixt People being granted a role in a legal fight over a Kootenay mine. Brodie states that it's "nonsense" that a "foreign Indian Band has more rights in B.C. than regular British Columbians," when over 80% of the Sinixt People's traditional territory is in the land now claimed by British Columbia and many Sinixt people are also British Columbians. While Brodie says they were declared extinct by Canada in 1956, Brodie also notes they were "re-recognized by the Supreme Court of Canada in 2021," which begs the question of how Brodie came to the conclusion the Sinixt are "foreign."

A text-heavy screenshot of a post by residential school denialist Dallas Brodie, commenting on a Global BC news article about the Sinixt People being granted a role in a legal fight over a Kootenay mine. Brodie states that it's "nonsense" that a "foreign Indian Band has more rights in B.C. than regular British Columbians," when over 80% of the Sinixt People's traditional territory is in the land now claimed by British Columbia and many Sinixt people are also British Columbians. While Brodie says they were declared extinct by Canada in 1956, Brodie also notes they were "re-recognized by the Supreme Court of Canada in 2021," which begs the question of how Brodie came to the conclusion the Sinixt are "foreign."

A screenshot of the Sinixt Wikipedia page that explains what the legal "extinction" means, including a 1995 quote from the Minister of Indian Affairs at the time, Ron Irwin, who Clarke's that "The Arrow Lakes Band ceased to exist as a band for the purpose of the Indian Act... It does not, however, mean that the Sinixt ceased to exist as a tribal group." (August 9, 1995)

The page further states that "about 80% of their ancestral territory lies" in British Columbia.

A screenshot of the Sinixt Wikipedia page that explains what the legal "extinction" means, including a 1995 quote from the Minister of Indian Affairs at the time, Ron Irwin, who Clarke's that "The Arrow Lakes Band ceased to exist as a band for the purpose of the Indian Act... It does not, however, mean that the Sinixt ceased to exist as a tribal group." (August 9, 1995) The page further states that "about 80% of their ancestral territory lies" in British Columbia.

A screenshot from a page on Sinixt.com of the Desautel Decision (the 2021 re-recognition that Brodie was referring to). 

The page states "Declared extinct by the Canadian federal government in 1956, Sinixt people fought for and won the restoration of our rights as an Aboriginal People of Canada, proving that the international boundary cannot divide and change Indigenous identity and culture."

The Desautel Decision means the Sinixt are now federally recognized as a First Nation in Canada and confirms their Aboriginal Rights.

A screenshot from a page on Sinixt.com of the Desautel Decision (the 2021 re-recognition that Brodie was referring to). The page states "Declared extinct by the Canadian federal government in 1956, Sinixt people fought for and won the restoration of our rights as an Aboriginal People of Canada, proving that the international boundary cannot divide and change Indigenous identity and culture." The Desautel Decision means the Sinixt are now federally recognized as a First Nation in Canada and confirms their Aboriginal Rights.

A screenshot of a news article from Tribal Tribune (https://www.tribaltribune.com/news/article_8afb0444-e933-46ef-860d-802a85fcf43a.html) dated April 16, 2026

"Courts Reject Attempt to Exclude the Sinixt from Defending Ancestral Lands

This week courts in British Columbia ('B.C.') rejected an attempt  by WHY Resources to exclude the Sinixt, an aboriginal people of Canada, from a court  case concerning the company’s proposal to build a mine on Record Ridge near Rossland,  B.C.. These decisions affirmed the right of the Sinixt to meaningfully participate in  decisions that affect their ancestral homelands. 

Record Ridge lies within traditional territory of the Sinixt and includes sensitive  ecosystems, old-growth forests, and critical watershed and archaeological values. In  August 2025, B.C. allowed the proposed mine to go forward without any study of its  potential environmental impacts under B.C.’s Environmental Assessment Act. That  ruling was challenged in court by the Sinixt and by the Save Record Ridge Action  Committee, a coalition of local residents, businesses, and advocates working to protect  the environment in their community. A court hearing will be conducted in May, 2026. 

WHY Resources moved to the court to remove the Sinixt from the litigation and ignore  the Sinixt perspective. The Supreme Court of B.C. in Rossland ruled against the company  on April 14, 2026, recognizing that the Sinixt have a direct and meaningful interest in the  outcome of the case and that Sinixt participation would assist judicial review. A judge of  the B.C. Court of Appeal, on a different application, on April 15 confirmed the right of  the Sinixt to be heard on this important decision involving Sinixt territory. 

These rulings come nearly five years after the Supreme Court of Canada’s landmark  decision in R. v. Desautel It held that the Sinixt were wrongly declared extinct by Canada and remain an aboriginal people of Canada..."

A screenshot of a news article from Tribal Tribune (https://www.tribaltribune.com/news/article_8afb0444-e933-46ef-860d-802a85fcf43a.html) dated April 16, 2026 "Courts Reject Attempt to Exclude the Sinixt from Defending Ancestral Lands This week courts in British Columbia ('B.C.') rejected an attempt by WHY Resources to exclude the Sinixt, an aboriginal people of Canada, from a court case concerning the company’s proposal to build a mine on Record Ridge near Rossland, B.C.. These decisions affirmed the right of the Sinixt to meaningfully participate in decisions that affect their ancestral homelands. Record Ridge lies within traditional territory of the Sinixt and includes sensitive ecosystems, old-growth forests, and critical watershed and archaeological values. In August 2025, B.C. allowed the proposed mine to go forward without any study of its potential environmental impacts under B.C.’s Environmental Assessment Act. That ruling was challenged in court by the Sinixt and by the Save Record Ridge Action Committee, a coalition of local residents, businesses, and advocates working to protect the environment in their community. A court hearing will be conducted in May, 2026. WHY Resources moved to the court to remove the Sinixt from the litigation and ignore the Sinixt perspective. The Supreme Court of B.C. in Rossland ruled against the company on April 14, 2026, recognizing that the Sinixt have a direct and meaningful interest in the outcome of the case and that Sinixt participation would assist judicial review. A judge of the B.C. Court of Appeal, on a different application, on April 15 confirmed the right of the Sinixt to be heard on this important decision involving Sinixt territory. These rulings come nearly five years after the Supreme Court of Canada’s landmark decision in R. v. Desautel It held that the Sinixt were wrongly declared extinct by Canada and remain an aboriginal people of Canada..."

The #Sinixt are not a "foreign Indian Band."

An invisible border that was only settled 180 years ago doesn't suddenly make a People that are #Indigenous to the land somehow "foreign" & no longer Indigenous.

They didn't stop existing the moment Canada declared them "extinct," either.

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Go Badgers, boo Gophers

Go Badgers, boo Gophers

A quarterly donation (because we Run The Ball all four quarters here in the Big Ten) to remind Minnesota how far behind Wisconsin they are in WHKY. #AbolishICE #Badgers #charitibundibowl #refugeeswelcome @edsbs.bsky.social @hollyanderson.bsky.social @jacketdan.bsky.social @newap-georgia.bsky.social

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Tell Me Does He Look Like a BITCH? - Grease vs. Pulp Fiction Mashup
Tell Me Does He Look Like a BITCH? - Grease vs. Pulp Fiction Mashup YouTube video by YouLaughTV

This clip mashes up the play Grease with an important quote from Jesus in the King James Version of the Bible.

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Drinking a beer, listening to the Bad Brains Live acquired on RSD, watching Wild hockey, and calculating my Charity Bowl donation. Pretty. Good. Night.

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We don’t just say this to make folks who can’t afford to donate more feel better, we say it because it’s true: Charity Bowl works because it’s got ALL of us in it, not because we went out and found a few rich friends. (Rich friends, thank you, we love you too.)

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Heroes - David Bowie [Oct. 14]

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Song: “New Sensation” by INXS

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Day 21: Found At The Beach

Song: “Castles Made Of Sand” by Jimi Hendrix

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Spencer Hall looking stately

Spencer Hall looking stately

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My team stinks, so instead, here's $81 (plus fees) for the 81k The Onion is going to pay per month to license "Infowars" and send Alex Jones packing. Donated in honor of PTKU because f*ck Alex Jones twice, that's why.

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The First WORLD FENCING LEAGUE is happening April 25th!!! I'M GEEKING!!!

Japanese engineers developed this "Sword Tip Visualisation" tracking technology specifically for this event that will make it so much easier for the average person to see what's going on!

I MUST WATCH THIS ENTIRE TOURNAMENT

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