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It is too damn hot out
the thread about nothing...
- Thread in 'General' Thread starter Started by Renaldo Balkman,
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Scam.
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Hella humid today
I'm glad we had dope weather over the weekend.
I'm glad we had dope weather over the weekend.
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Figures, they were saying you had to have atleast 300 followers and they would give you free clothes/shoes as long as you would post them daily
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Sounds like 2018s version of a pyramid scheme
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Was feeling like that last Monday.
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NYC weather is too damn hot
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That kid XXXtentacion looks to have been killed in broad daylight in Miami . Crazy
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Just saw the video. Doesn't look good.
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TMZ got vids of the man in the car slumped over. 
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Need X to pull through 
y'all seen them IG & twitter comments about it though? There's some sick *** people
y'all seen them IG & twitter comments about it though? There's some sick *** people
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Never listened to his music. But was he any good?
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What's cha talking about?
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Microsoft says it’s ‘dismayed’ by child separations after criticism over ICE contract
By Colin Lecher@colinlecher Jun 18, 2018, 4:09pm EDTSHARE
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
After facing criticism for working with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Microsoft said in a statement today that the company was “dismayed” by the Trump administration’s policy of separating families, but it did not address its work with the agency directly.
a January blog post, in which Microsoft discussed working with ICE on government cloud services. The company declined to answer questions on its exact relationship with the agency, but the blog post said working “with Azure Government enabl[ed] [ICE] to process data on edge devices or utilize deep learning capabilities to accelerate facial recognition and identification.”
The Trump administration’s policy of separating children from families crossing the border has turned to questions about how companies work with ICE. Microsoft’s blog post, which says it was “proud” of the work it was doing, triggered widespread condemnation today on social media. The ICE section of the blog post was even briefly removed, which a Microsoft spokesperson said was a “mistake” made by one employee. The information has since been restored.
In a later statement, Microsoft said it was “dismayed by the forcible separation of children from their families at the border,” and that it “has worked for over 20 years to combine technology with the rule of law to ensure that children who are refugees and immigrants can remain with their parents.” The company also asked the administration to change the separation policy and for Congress to pass legislation on the issue.
But the company did not address its work with ICE, a gap that will likely only raise more speculation.
Microsoft’s full statement is below:
As a company, Microsoft is dismayed by the forcible separation of children from their families at the border. Family unification has been a fundamental tenant of American policy and law since the end of World War II. As a company Microsoft has worked for over 20 years to combine technology with the rule of law to ensure that children who are refugees and immigrants can remain with their parents. We need to continue to build on this noble tradition rather than change course now. We urge the administration to change its policy and Congress to pass legislation ensuring children are no longer separated from their families.
By Colin Lecher@colinlecher Jun 18, 2018, 4:09pm EDTSHARE
After facing criticism for working with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Microsoft said in a statement today that the company was “dismayed” by the Trump administration’s policy of separating families, but it did not address its work with the agency directly.
a January blog post, in which Microsoft discussed working with ICE on government cloud services. The company declined to answer questions on its exact relationship with the agency, but the blog post said working “with Azure Government enabl[ed] [ICE] to process data on edge devices or utilize deep learning capabilities to accelerate facial recognition and identification.”
The Trump administration’s policy of separating children from families crossing the border has turned to questions about how companies work with ICE. Microsoft’s blog post, which says it was “proud” of the work it was doing, triggered widespread condemnation today on social media. The ICE section of the blog post was even briefly removed, which a Microsoft spokesperson said was a “mistake” made by one employee. The information has since been restored.
In a later statement, Microsoft said it was “dismayed by the forcible separation of children from their families at the border,” and that it “has worked for over 20 years to combine technology with the rule of law to ensure that children who are refugees and immigrants can remain with their parents.” The company also asked the administration to change the separation policy and for Congress to pass legislation on the issue.
But the company did not address its work with ICE, a gap that will likely only raise more speculation.
Microsoft’s full statement is below:
As a company, Microsoft is dismayed by the forcible separation of children from their families at the border. Family unification has been a fundamental tenant of American policy and law since the end of World War II. As a company Microsoft has worked for over 20 years to combine technology with the rule of law to ensure that children who are refugees and immigrants can remain with their parents. We need to continue to build on this noble tradition rather than change course now. We urge the administration to change its policy and Congress to pass legislation ensuring children are no longer separated from their families.
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To me hell yea. He's pretty versatile too
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Way too hot in Sacramento right now.
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Not that hot in sac you must be visitingWay too hot in Sacramento right now.
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Just got a shake shack here . Expensive for fast food but the chicken sandwich is amazing
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everysingletime
formerly amel223
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I told this older chick at work that I think I'm getting to that age where if I don't meet somebody within the next two years I can say sayonara to settling down and getting married.
She told me 'don't worry child, I know God will send you someone that you will find a connection with. Someone you were meant to be with. You won't be alone forever'
I told her 'lady I don't know you very well... But if I ever get married, I'll invite you to the wedding'
She told me 'don't worry child, I know God will send you someone that you will find a connection with. Someone you were meant to be with. You won't be alone forever'
I told her 'lady I don't know you very well... But if I ever get married, I'll invite you to the wedding'
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According to TMZ X's gone. Maaan
Police department confirmed it too
Police department confirmed it too
