There must be some mistake. You're a liberal, which means that you don't do these kinds of things...In. Bravo, Jose.
Edited by jose melendez, 27 June 2012 - 11:49 AM.
Yo! You're not logged in. Why am I seeing this ad?
$37,396 down $2,604 to go. Let's end this.
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Posted 26 June 2012 - 10:28 AM
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Posted 26 June 2012 - 12:17 PM
Donation sent, thank you Jose for bringing to light a great cause.
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Posted 26 June 2012 - 12:45 PM
In. Can we make Yankees the Swahili word for HIV/AIDS?
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Posted 26 June 2012 - 01:24 PM
In. Can we make Yankees the Swahili word for HIV/AIDS?
I can check, but I think it's already the Swahili word for scabies.
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Posted 26 June 2012 - 01:46 PM
Folks, I want to make sure we keep an eye on the big picture here. Yes, this is about a truck. But it's about more than that. It's about making sure the people of Tanzania get the kind of lives we in America have had, have loved, and have lost. Let me give you an example.
On May 16, 1919, a woman named Frances Zuchowska gave birth to a baby boy named Wladziu in West Allis, Wisconsin. His twin died. He was born with a caul, which in many cultures is considered a sign of future genius. Well, this boy sure proved that theory true! (Note to ed: FU and your SSS crap) By the time he was four, Wladziu showed a remarkable predilection for piano. By his early 30s, he was one of the biggest musical stars in the country. He delighted millions of fans around the world with his virtuosic gifts, and eventually became one of the biggest stars in Las Vegas. Sometime in his early 60s, however, Wladziu contracted HIV, and by the mid-80s, was suffering from full-blown AIDS. He died in 1987, a full life realized, but taken too soon.
The tragedy of AIDS in Africa is that their musical geniuses are often taken before they even grow up. According to UNICEF, there were about 350,000 new HIV infections among children in sub-Saharan Africa in 2010. Almost all of these infections are preventable, as are the deaths of the approximately 5% of HIV/AIDS sufferers every year in sub-Saharan Africa.
America has had its Liberace. By helping out here, YOU help Tanzania prevent HIV/AIDS from affecting its future Liberaces. Isn't that enough to make you sign up?
On May 16, 1919, a woman named Frances Zuchowska gave birth to a baby boy named Wladziu in West Allis, Wisconsin. His twin died. He was born with a caul, which in many cultures is considered a sign of future genius. Well, this boy sure proved that theory true! (Note to ed: FU and your SSS crap) By the time he was four, Wladziu showed a remarkable predilection for piano. By his early 30s, he was one of the biggest musical stars in the country. He delighted millions of fans around the world with his virtuosic gifts, and eventually became one of the biggest stars in Las Vegas. Sometime in his early 60s, however, Wladziu contracted HIV, and by the mid-80s, was suffering from full-blown AIDS. He died in 1987, a full life realized, but taken too soon.
The tragedy of AIDS in Africa is that their musical geniuses are often taken before they even grow up. According to UNICEF, there were about 350,000 new HIV infections among children in sub-Saharan Africa in 2010. Almost all of these infections are preventable, as are the deaths of the approximately 5% of HIV/AIDS sufferers every year in sub-Saharan Africa.
America has had its Liberace. By helping out here, YOU help Tanzania prevent HIV/AIDS from affecting its future Liberaces. Isn't that enough to make you sign up?
Where is their Liberace? Not dead...only if you help.
Edited by DLew On Roids, 26 June 2012 - 06:08 PM.
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Posted 26 June 2012 - 05:28 PM
I'm in as well, nice work Jose and glad SoSH is getting behind the effort.
I think we need some Dope power to pin this thread - calling Sprowl.
I think we need some Dope power to pin this thread - calling Sprowl.
Edited by Clemente38, 26 June 2012 - 05:28 PM.
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Posted 26 June 2012 - 07:00 PM
Pinned threads tend to not get viewed.
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Posted 26 June 2012 - 08:54 PM
Well then that was a dumb suggestion on my part. Thanks for responding Cuzitt, and this will put the thread back on top. Plus check out the auction items and the bidding, much more effective than just pinning the thread.
Gotta love SoSH.
Gotta love SoSH.
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Posted 26 June 2012 - 11:58 PM
So after day 2, we're up to $4,065. The pace is slacking gang.
We need to juice this up if we're going to hit our targets. If you have any great auction items, put 'em in the auction forum. Heck, if youhave any mediocre auction items, put em in the thread.
I'll try to do my part. If we get two people to make $500 donations in the next day. I'll throw in another $500.... I really care... about Carlos Quintana.
For those of you who know me, you know that dropping this kind of coin is not something that I can do lightly, but I'm in because its worth it. I've been out to SIC and other rough parts of Africa and it's unbelievable what you can do with $500, $200, even $25 dollars. If you give even $1,000 to most US charities, it's almost nothing. No matter how efficient, focused and organized they are, you just can't do that much with it. America is expensive.
That's among the reasons I love getting involved in Africa with a small contribution you can do an incredible amount of good.
This project will literally save lives. People will literally not die because of the services they get from SIC. Think about it. We can do that. Us. A bunch of baseball fans.
So let's keep fighting and kick it up a couple of notches. Thanks to all who have given already, and thanks in advance to those who are going to give.
Your pal,
Jose
We need to juice this up if we're going to hit our targets. If you have any great auction items, put 'em in the auction forum. Heck, if youhave any mediocre auction items, put em in the thread.
I'll try to do my part. If we get two people to make $500 donations in the next day. I'll throw in another $500.... I really care... about Carlos Quintana.
For those of you who know me, you know that dropping this kind of coin is not something that I can do lightly, but I'm in because its worth it. I've been out to SIC and other rough parts of Africa and it's unbelievable what you can do with $500, $200, even $25 dollars. If you give even $1,000 to most US charities, it's almost nothing. No matter how efficient, focused and organized they are, you just can't do that much with it. America is expensive.
That's among the reasons I love getting involved in Africa with a small contribution you can do an incredible amount of good.
This project will literally save lives. People will literally not die because of the services they get from SIC. Think about it. We can do that. Us. A bunch of baseball fans.
So let's keep fighting and kick it up a couple of notches. Thanks to all who have given already, and thanks in advance to those who are going to give.
Your pal,
Jose
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Posted 27 June 2012 - 07:37 AM
One member first got an error message when trying to donate... if this happens make sure you removed all extra test from the donation box and included only a number (no $).
Please let me know if you're having any problems with the payment system.
Please let me know if you're having any problems with the payment system.
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Posted 27 June 2012 - 09:59 AM
Just to give you a picture of what our current trucks go through to make our work possible...
The guy on the left is one of our drivers and the other three are Tanzanian volunteers. We get these really amazing college students and give them a small stipend to live in a village for about 6 weeks, teaching HIV classes in the school, conducting HIV education with adults, and organizing testing days. They are like rockstars in the village--they're from the city, they're totally dynamic and creative educators, they have nice hair and nice jeans--and everyone wants to hear what they have to say. I mean, check out the poses. They learn a lot in the village too; many of them have never lived in areas with no water, or in a house with no electricity. Fortunately, they're not afraid to get dirty!
Here they are planning community education:
And bringing people to the HIV testing tent:
These volunteers have gone on to become teachers, community development officers in the government, school principals, and in one case, the youngest ever member of Parliament. We love to get them into the village, as part of their leadership development, and we need the trucks to do it.
The guy on the left is one of our drivers and the other three are Tanzanian volunteers. We get these really amazing college students and give them a small stipend to live in a village for about 6 weeks, teaching HIV classes in the school, conducting HIV education with adults, and organizing testing days. They are like rockstars in the village--they're from the city, they're totally dynamic and creative educators, they have nice hair and nice jeans--and everyone wants to hear what they have to say. I mean, check out the poses. They learn a lot in the village too; many of them have never lived in areas with no water, or in a house with no electricity. Fortunately, they're not afraid to get dirty!
Here they are planning community education:
And bringing people to the HIV testing tent:
These volunteers have gone on to become teachers, community development officers in the government, school principals, and in one case, the youngest ever member of Parliament. We love to get them into the village, as part of their leadership development, and we need the trucks to do it.
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Posted 27 June 2012 - 10:34 AM
Chipped in. This should be on there:
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Posted 27 June 2012 - 11:24 AM
Here they are planning community education:
We get to burn that hat.
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Posted 27 June 2012 - 11:38 AM
This is the kind of ignorance this thread is fighting against.
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Posted 27 June 2012 - 11:51 AM
Look at how hard this guy is working. And he's specifically asking us for help. I don't know about you, but I think we should help him.
Edited by jose melendez, 27 June 2012 - 11:52 AM.
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Posted 27 June 2012 - 11:52 AM
This is one of the many reasons why I am proud to be a part of this community. Great job Jose and Nenda Soxsi!
My donation is modest but I would nominate the photograph of Pedro from behind home plate while he is rearing up to throw. It was from SI. I couldn't find it on the innernets, but I have a copy from a friend who used to work there. I would scan it just to show it because it would be so sick on the hood: Pedro staring down HIV/AIDS and about to drill it in the ass. (Poor choice of words?)
My donation is modest but I would nominate the photograph of Pedro from behind home plate while he is rearing up to throw. It was from SI. I couldn't find it on the innernets, but I have a copy from a friend who used to work there. I would scan it just to show it because it would be so sick on the hood: Pedro staring down HIV/AIDS and about to drill it in the ass. (Poor choice of words?)
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Posted 27 June 2012 - 01:26 PM
In. I finished 2nd in a contest here in DC a few months ago and promised to donate to the Jimmy Fund if I placed in the top 5 -- I'm gonna donate here instead. Hugs and handpounds.
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Posted 28 June 2012 - 02:06 AM
So here's where we stand after three days
That's $5,470 in paid cash money US greenback dollars.
If the fundaiser ended today, the left side would be decorated by Nip and the right side by RoosterCrows.
The nominations for what to show on the front or back would include:
1. Pedro tossing the Gerbil to the Ground
2. Tek giving Slappy McBluelips a glove sandwich
3. Carlos Quintana
4. Pedro Striking out Jeter
5. Pedro taking a sign from Tek
6. Tek lifts A-Rod "by the onions"
7. Freddy Lynn
8. Foulke after recording the final out on October 27, 2004
9. He was safe by like a foot
10. Manny homers against the Angels, celebrates
11. Pedro from behind homeplate
By my reckoning we also have quite a bit of money in auction bids. I count $2800 in bids made so far.
That brings us to a total $8,270 or 13,011,137 Tanzania Shillings (which may be worth more than Curt Schillings these days).
That some serious money... but it's not what you'd call "truck" money... not yet.
So keep donating, keep bidding, keep telling your friends, keep submitting auction items and keep bugging Red Sox employees you may no personally to push those guys to chip in.
Nenda Soksi!!!!
Jose
That's $5,470 in paid cash money US greenback dollars.
If the fundaiser ended today, the left side would be decorated by Nip and the right side by RoosterCrows.
The nominations for what to show on the front or back would include:
1. Pedro tossing the Gerbil to the Ground
2. Tek giving Slappy McBluelips a glove sandwich
3. Carlos Quintana
4. Pedro Striking out Jeter
5. Pedro taking a sign from Tek
6. Tek lifts A-Rod "by the onions"
7. Freddy Lynn
8. Foulke after recording the final out on October 27, 2004
9. He was safe by like a foot
10. Manny homers against the Angels, celebrates
11. Pedro from behind homeplate
By my reckoning we also have quite a bit of money in auction bids. I count $2800 in bids made so far.
That brings us to a total $8,270 or 13,011,137 Tanzania Shillings (which may be worth more than Curt Schillings these days).
That some serious money... but it's not what you'd call "truck" money... not yet.
So keep donating, keep bidding, keep telling your friends, keep submitting auction items and keep bugging Red Sox employees you may no personally to push those guys to chip in.
Nenda Soksi!!!!
Jose
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Posted 28 June 2012 - 09:43 PM
This thread need another bump, and reminder to keep checking back in on the auction, since new stuff keeps popping up all over....
Good work Jose - let's keep it going!
Good work Jose - let's keep it going!
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Posted 29 June 2012 - 06:35 AM
We do it in a tent!
Reaching the most remote areas means we have to be able to set up HIV testing days even if there are no buildings around. Our tents were custom made for us in Tanzania out of heavy canvas with metal poles.
We pack our boxes with test kits, gloves, syringes, register books, results slips, sharps boxes, etc, carry a few plastic tables and chairs, and then we're ready to test basically anywhere where we can get people to show up.
Testing costs about $2 per person, it takes about 30 minutes with pre- and post-counselling, and it changes lives. People who test negative get the information they need to stay negative. People who test positive can get the medications they need to stay healthy. Everybody should have access, no matter where they live.
Reaching the most remote areas means we have to be able to set up HIV testing days even if there are no buildings around. Our tents were custom made for us in Tanzania out of heavy canvas with metal poles.
We pack our boxes with test kits, gloves, syringes, register books, results slips, sharps boxes, etc, carry a few plastic tables and chairs, and then we're ready to test basically anywhere where we can get people to show up.
Testing costs about $2 per person, it takes about 30 minutes with pre- and post-counselling, and it changes lives. People who test negative get the information they need to stay negative. People who test positive can get the medications they need to stay healthy. Everybody should have access, no matter where they live.
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So I'm a moron apparently. I tried to donate and it won't let me. What am I doing wrong? Is it my IPad or the fact that I'm an an old fart who can't negotiate the intertoobs?
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Posted 29 June 2012 - 07:59 PM
So I'm a moron apparently. I tried to donate and it won't let me. What am I doing wrong? Is it my IPad or the fact that I'm an an old fart who can't negotiate the intertoobs?
If you're getting an error message after pressing the button, it's because you haven't input the amount--it's hard to see because there is writing in the field where you have to input the amount before pressing it to go forward..
Edited by Reverend, 29 June 2012 - 08:03 PM.
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I'm checking in as another moron. I don't have a google wallet account, whatever that is. Does this site accept paypal or credit cards?
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Posted 29 June 2012 - 11:00 PM
I'm checking in as another moron. I don't have a google wallet account, whatever that is. Does this site accept paypal or credit cards?
Yes, it does.
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Posted 30 June 2012 - 10:11 AM
Done and done.
I nominate the photo of white gloved A-Rod slapping the ball out of Brandon Arroyo's glove.
I nominate the photo of white gloved A-Rod slapping the ball out of Brandon Arroyo's glove.
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Posted 30 June 2012 - 10:15 AM
I'm checking in as another moron. I don't have a google wallet account, whatever that is. Does this site accept paypal or credit cards?
If you want to donate but don't have google wallet, you can donate via https://www.networkf...dRM0WCyKlyJ020N
but be sure to mention SoSH in your dedication line. Alternatively, you can pay pal me and i'll send it on. If you want to do that, pm me and I'll give you my paypal.
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Posted 30 June 2012 - 11:33 AM
If you want to donate but don't have google wallet, you can donate via https://www.networkf...dRM0WCyKlyJ020N
but be sure to mention SoSH in your dedication line. Alternatively, you can pay pal me and i'll send it on. If you want to do that, pm me and I'll give you my paypal.
Thank you. I didn't want to send money without the little arrow moving over a tiny bit!
Sent in my small donation. Thanks for doing this.
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Posted 01 July 2012 - 12:58 PM
You may have come to this site wanting to read about the after-effects of the Youkilis trade, the pending return of [insert latest injured outfielder here] from the DL, or to predict what Papi will do in the All Star Game. Or maybe just to parse the opinions of some semi-informed fellow amateurs on the Affordable Care Act ruling.
But as SoSH, you've taken on this amazing cause of fighting HIV in Tanzania. This has been absolutely incredible, and so completely inspiring for us to see the creativity and dedication of the SoSH community. The donations have been pouring in from the minute Jose posted his Keys to the Truck. From RedKluzu's publishing workshop to Allented Mr. Ripley's Pedro art to the rock stars who put up tickets for Bruce, Pats, and Sox-Yankees, the auction items have been so incredibly generous. We wish we could try OrangeJulia's cookies, or watch KenTremendous' show get made. We're on the fence about whether drinking with TomRicardo is ever a good idea, even if it also fights AIDS.
Mad props to Nip and Jose along with LTF, CaptainLaddie and absintheofmalaise for making this happen. Thanks to evereyone who's donated, put items for auction, posted to their facebook page or contacted media outlets. We're not there yet, but we know you'll make it!
But as SoSH, you've taken on this amazing cause of fighting HIV in Tanzania. This has been absolutely incredible, and so completely inspiring for us to see the creativity and dedication of the SoSH community. The donations have been pouring in from the minute Jose posted his Keys to the Truck. From RedKluzu's publishing workshop to Allented Mr. Ripley's Pedro art to the rock stars who put up tickets for Bruce, Pats, and Sox-Yankees, the auction items have been so incredibly generous. We wish we could try OrangeJulia's cookies, or watch KenTremendous' show get made. We're on the fence about whether drinking with TomRicardo is ever a good idea, even if it also fights AIDS.
Mad props to Nip and Jose along with LTF, CaptainLaddie and absintheofmalaise for making this happen. Thanks to evereyone who's donated, put items for auction, posted to their facebook page or contacted media outlets. We're not there yet, but we know you'll make it!
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Posted 02 July 2012 - 02:28 AM
Thanks to the genorisity of two SoShers (who are encouraged to identify themselves as a model to others), we got the two $500 donations needed to draw in my $500 match. Good for you!!!
Now if an additional two people want to make $500 donations... well, I'm not kicking in another $500, but I will give you a warm round of applause and a hearty thumbs up.
Now if an additional two people want to make $500 donations... well, I'm not kicking in another $500, but I will give you a warm round of applause and a hearty thumbs up.
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Posted 02 July 2012 - 01:48 PM
See this below
John Henry's other team has a truck in Arusha. What the hell?
Let's get our own.
John Henry's other team has a truck in Arusha. What the hell?
Let's get our own.
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Posted 03 July 2012 - 07:39 AM
My grandmother just donated $100. She lives on social security. Let her be a model to us all.
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Baseball people love stats, and SIC loves STATS. So here are some stats that show what you as SoSH are up against in Tanzania:
- 84% of women and 77% of men have primary education or less. Most of them get their money from back-breaking manual agriculture and a third of all Tanzanians are below the poverty line.
- 1.4 million people, or 5.6% of the adult population, are currently living with HIV.
- 58% of people who have HIV and need antiretroviral treatment don't have access to it. 86,000 people die from HIV-related illnesses every year.
But it's not hopeless. In fact, things are getting better. The country didn't even have any antiretrovirals until 2005--but literally hundreds of thousands of people are alive today on treatment who would be dead. And the trend in new HIV infections is finally declining, from a high of 180,000 a year in 1992 to 100,000 in 2010.
There's still a long way to go. But we feel hopeful. Thanks for inspiring us! Can't wait for our new truck!
- 84% of women and 77% of men have primary education or less. Most of them get their money from back-breaking manual agriculture and a third of all Tanzanians are below the poverty line.
- 1.4 million people, or 5.6% of the adult population, are currently living with HIV.
- 58% of people who have HIV and need antiretroviral treatment don't have access to it. 86,000 people die from HIV-related illnesses every year.
But it's not hopeless. In fact, things are getting better. The country didn't even have any antiretrovirals until 2005--but literally hundreds of thousands of people are alive today on treatment who would be dead. And the trend in new HIV infections is finally declining, from a high of 180,000 a year in 1992 to 100,000 in 2010.
There's still a long way to go. But we feel hopeful. Thanks for inspiring us! Can't wait for our new truck!
Edited by NendaSoksi, 03 July 2012 - 02:19 PM.
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Posted 04 July 2012 - 05:05 AM
Were almost half way there!!!
10 days in we're a shade over $19,000 in comitted and pledged funds. (The graphic is about $900 short)
And this is despite the fact that Nick Punto last night failed to bunt along medical progress or, for that matter, runners.
We need to keep it up now. Keep donating, keep bidding, keep auctioning.
10 days in we're a shade over $19,000 in comitted and pledged funds. (The graphic is about $900 short)
And this is despite the fact that Nick Punto last night failed to bunt along medical progress or, for that matter, runners.
We need to keep it up now. Keep donating, keep bidding, keep auctioning.
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Posted 04 July 2012 - 07:51 PM
As I said in the game thread today, if the Sox sweep the Yankees this weekend I'm in for five grand.
If they go 1-3, as I expect, my donation will be somewhat smaller.
If they go 1-3, as I expect, my donation will be somewhat smaller.
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Posted 10 July 2012 - 02:09 AM
We're more than half way there. Despite the slow holiday weekend, we've broken the half way barrier, with lots of great items still up for bid! That's right we're over .500 (ahead of the Sox)
Keep donating, keep auctioning, keep bidding, keep harassing your friends.
Keep donating, keep auctioning, keep bidding, keep harassing your friends.
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Posted 18 July 2012 - 02:11 PM
$25,000!!!
We've still got a ways to go, but we're Marching onward.
Auctions are open, donations are open. We're begging Carl Crawford. Let's keep charging.
We've still got a ways to go, but we're Marching onward.
Auctions are open, donations are open. We're begging Carl Crawford. Let's keep charging.
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The XIXth International AIDS Conference is underway in DC this week, and SIC won a scholarship to be there. Conference is kind of an understatement, we prefer to think of it as the Superbowl of AIDS. The conference draws 30 – 40,000 people from around the world and it’s basically a boisterous semi-organized chaos of top notch researchers, yelling activists, strutting drag queens, corporate schills, public health heroes, students, philanthropists, volunteers, hacks, both Clintons, and community-based implementers like us. They pack sessions from 7 in the morning until 9 at night every day.
We have a presentation on Wednesday, and a table where volunteers will be selling our Tuko Pamoja Bags. The conference is also a great opportunity for us to learn what’s new in research and program implementation, meet donors and other potential supporters, and talk with people who share challenges similar to ours. We leave with new ideas, new friends, and new energy. It rules.
Opening session, AIDS 2012:
Here are some friends of SIC hanging out at the 2008 conference in Mexico City:
We have a presentation on Wednesday, and a table where volunteers will be selling our Tuko Pamoja Bags. The conference is also a great opportunity for us to learn what’s new in research and program implementation, meet donors and other potential supporters, and talk with people who share challenges similar to ours. We leave with new ideas, new friends, and new energy. It rules.
Opening session, AIDS 2012:
Here are some friends of SIC hanging out at the 2008 conference in Mexico City:
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Posted 26 July 2012 - 11:15 AM
$30,000
Thirty Thousand Dollars
$30K
We're three quarters of the way there. That's pretty damn good. The Red Sox we're pretty damn good three quarters through last season.
Let's not be the 2011 Red Sox. Donate here and remember there are still stylish bags for those donating $50 or more. Great birthday or Xmas presents for mom/wife/sister/mistress
FYI--If it ended today JohnMD RoosterCrows at $1,000 each! You should try to beat them. I heard they want to put Cesar Crespo and Reid Nichols on the Truck
Thirty Thousand Dollars
$30K
We're three quarters of the way there. That's pretty damn good. The Red Sox we're pretty damn good three quarters through last season.
Let's not be the 2011 Red Sox. Donate here and remember there are still stylish bags for those donating $50 or more. Great birthday or Xmas presents for mom/wife/sister/mistress
FYI--If it ended today JohnMD RoosterCrows at $1,000 each! You should try to beat them. I heard they want to put Cesar Crespo and Reid Nichols on the Truck
Edited by jose melendez, 27 July 2012 - 12:58 AM.
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Posted 26 July 2012 - 02:31 PM
Sent in a small contribution; wish it could be more. Thank you for doing this. Good luck with the truck.
P.S. I don't think the link in Jose's post above is correct. I used the link in the first post of the thread, which I guess worked.
P.S. I don't think the link in Jose's post above is correct. I used the link in the first post of the thread, which I guess worked.
Edited by Worst Trade Evah, 26 July 2012 - 02:35 PM.
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Posted 27 July 2012 - 01:00 AM
The link has been corrected and is here.
Thanks for contributing. Send me your address if it was $50 and you get a bag.
Thanks for contributing. Send me your address if it was $50 and you get a bag.
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Posted 27 July 2012 - 10:09 AM
All right, one last $50. I want a bag.
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Jose - I'm in. Please keep the bag and give it to someone else who donates $50 or more.
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Posted 27 July 2012 - 03:58 PM
This is what an AIDS-Fighting Mo-Vaughn-Autographed Shittily-Made-Cast-Lamp looks like.
If I had a cat it would hate this thing. Good work, jose.
If I had a cat it would hate this thing. Good work, jose.
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Posted 27 July 2012 - 04:09 PM
That is hideous. Absolutely fantastically hideous. If I weren't broke I'd insist you re-auction it as a value added item.
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