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by nick-dap 17y ago
There are state level DREAM Act legislations that offer a path to college for undocumented students, but no path to legalization. If I recall correctly there are currently 10 states that have some form of such legislation: California, Illin
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by nick-dap 17y ago
The DREAM Act is the legislation that would help. people like me. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DREAM_Act http://dreamact.info/ We need your support in pressuring legislators to action.
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by nick-dap 17y ago
I honestly don't know if thats the case. It is not unreasonable to demand from Congress that they pass multiple legislations that address an area as complex as immigration (or healthcare for that matter). We are eagerly following the all en
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by nick-dap 17y ago
There is a 10 year ban on applying for any visa once you leave. My family, friends, and home are all here. I have no one where my parents came from. Leaving turns into a 20 year ordeal to see them again. Would you do it? Would you do it at
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by nick-dap 17y ago
Two words. DREAM Act. http://dreamact.info I was brought to the United States by my parents at a very young age. In the process I have inherited the title of an "illegal immigrant" from my parents. The DREAM Act is a legislation 10 years
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by nick-dap 17y ago
Turn on revenue? Did I miss the point where they actually discovered how to make a profitable social networking service?
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by nick-dap 17y ago
A couple of weeks ago a friend pointed me to a blog entry about the coming inflation since the Fed supposedly printed vast quantities of new money. The blog entry felt very religious in proving someone defined as "deflationists" wrong, so I
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by nick-dap 17y ago
Thanks for the insight on email. I stand corrected. However I still think that you can't compare Twitter to email. By now Twitter is widely accepted. And I still don't see how we would _rely_ on it for communication. Its a micro-blogging se
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by nick-dap 17y ago
And as we know a lot of it has been blown out of proportions thanks to the potent mix of random "twats" and overeager traditional media. As a tool it has its uses. However, I strongly believe that 45 million people don't _need_ this as a to
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by nick-dap 17y ago
There was no way to transfer a document instantly and without using paper. Faxes were slow and used paper. There was a clear business need. So I don't think thats a fair comparison. Then again I don't remember those days from personal exper
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by nick-dap 17y ago
"these outages are much more serious. 45 million people worldwide now rely on Twitter as a communication platform" Riiiight. Rely is a very strong word. How will we do business?! How will we talk to our friends and relatives?! Let's face it
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by nick-dap 17y ago
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