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The attorney is now representing Lyndell on his own, separate from B&T.
“Pursuant to Rule 83.5(a)(1) of the Local Rules of the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota, the undersigned counsel hereby notifies the Court and counsel that Alec J. Beck has changed his firm affiliation and contact information,” a one-page document in the Lindell litigation explains. “No attorney from Barnes & Thornburg LLP remains of record and the firm’s appearance is thus withdrawn.”
I don't see how the suit can continue since the firm the lawyer who brought the suit kicked him to the curb.
Yes. I've seen countless instances where an attorney will claim that a lawsuit is winnable until their client runs out of funds. Then it's time to settle.
I'm talking Mike's countersuit against Dominion.
His attorney will drain every last dollar out of that SAP. There won't be enough left in the kitty to cover the cost of a trial.
At which point attorney will advise: "I recommend that you settle, Mike"
My Pillow Man's lawsuit never goes to trial
When Trumpty starts saying that Biden has some sort of serious ailment then you will know that DJT is not well.
Or has some actual knowledge of problems.
Sam the Cooking Guy got me hooked on Kewpie mayo. It's "eggier" than your standard Hellmans. I use it on sandwiches and it does provide a higher level of condiment ecstasy.
It comes in a vinyl like squeeze bottle that is really handy, although as the amount of product is used up the bottle sort of collapses and starts to fold over. I have to surround it with other bottles and jars in the fridge so it will stand at attention.
Available on Amazon...of course.
Where are the investment whizzes from Triton when you need them?
That would be true if Kay did any work.
You think he does an hour each day of work for SFOR? I sincerely doubt that he does anything SFOR related beyond cashing his paychecks.
Kay's salary of $175K per year is equal to $43.75K per quarter, which isn't that large, in the whole scheme of things
The management is drawing BIG TIME salaries and benefits. When cash runs low they borrow money and issue more stock. Then RS.
They've been stringing investors along for years.
Mark Kay is despicable.
From the 10Q:
At the date of acquisition, Cybersecurity Risk Solutions, LLC had nominal assets and liabilities, no revenues and limited operating history. Furthermore, the Company also determined that the acquisition did not meet the requirement of a significant acquisition pursuant to the regulations of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The lack of human tech support that is really helpful is frustrating. I'd rather deal with Sally then a script reading human who doesn't listen.
I have cable internet in my home office. Two weeks ago I called them to cancel because FiOS made me a better offer. The "retention rep" cut my bill by $ 100 per month and offered me a deal on a speed upgrade.
The upgrade required a technician visit because a new cable modem was needed to get the improved speed. The tech nicely chastised me for putting other equipment on top of the modem.
"Don't be putting other stuff on top of the modem. It's got to breathe, man!"
There have been significant improvements in WiFi over the years, although to truly get the benefit you may need to get the new MacBook you've been eyeballing.
I don't know if it is still the case, but when FiOS first rolled out you had to use one of their MOCA routers (Actiontec brand) if you had FiOS TV.
The Actiontec has a coax port on it that connects to the back of a television to provide service.
You always know that a whopper of a lie is coming when a sentence starts out with "And the truth is..."
And the truth is,
Apparently the 5G chip inside my Covid Vaccine is broadcasting to Koog.
I'm afraid he saw your comments. Sorry.
When someone knows everything you can't tell them anything
You should try and reach out to Rory, he could use some serious help over there with this Verb company
Intel really blew it on the production side. For more than a year Intel Core desktop systems were virtually impossible to source. We, and I'm sure lots of other heretofore Intel shops, reluctantly started buying AMD Ryzen systems because that was the only thing available.
At this stage we buy Ryzen exclusively unless someone needs vPro.
Check the date and time on your computer. If those are wrong then certificates on web sites won't align and your browser will warn you about an insecure connection.
Years ago I was invited to spend Christmas Day (the first of many) with a friend whose parents were VERY Italian. We sat at the table and were served the most wonderful fresh pasta with homemade sauce - like I'd never had before.
Then came a giant bowl of sausages, braciole and meatballs. Heavenly.
After that came a turkey, but by then I could hardly eat a bite.
And then a green salad was served. At the end.
Desert was Italian cookies and struffoli (which I'd never seen before). Oh, and roasted chestnuts.
The one thing that I found slightly off-putting is that when my portion of meats had been consumed, Mama asked if I wanted a little more. I assented. She took the fork that she had been eating with, jabbed a sausage and plopped it on my plate.
I still ate it, of course; serving others with her fork was just her way.
Over the years I've been pitched a few high return investments. I always ask myself "If this is such a great deal, why do these people need MY money and why are they sharing this largesse with the likes of me?"
Retirees and others on a fixed income are always looking for a way to bring in more than the sub 1% rates that are being offered on CDs.
Their pockets are, unfortunately, ripe for the picking.
May these scammers rot in their cells.
Microsoft first released the patches they downplayed the problem. When third party researchers investigated they discovered that the situation was much more serious and the Bat Signal was flipped on.
Word spread far and wide that the patches needed to be installed IMMEDIATELY.
We got the patches installed early, but still, of 10 of this type of server that we oversee, 5 had already been infected, some as early as 45 days before MSFT even acknowledged the problem. We removed the backdoors that the criminals had installed.
Weeks later it was estimated that there were over 30,000 unpatched servers in the U.S. alone.
So, the FBI ultimately decided that it would use its staff to patch the errant servers. It would seem to set a questionable precedent but clearly someone at the upper level decided that the threat justified the action.
Property taxes don't tell the full picture in every instance.
Link to Wikipedia entry for New Jersey's Abbott school districts
Since the Abbott original ruling in 1985, New Jersey increased spending such that Abbott district students received 22% more per pupil (at $20,859) vs. non-Abbott districts (at $17,051) in 2011.[3] 60% of New Jersey's education aid goes to the Abbotts.[4]
One evaluation concluded that the effect on academic achievement in Abbott districts was greater in lower grades and declined in subsequent grades, until there was no effect in high school.
I know people who worked in some of the schools that have the worst educational outcomes. The time and money spent on things like security and repairing vandalism is astronomical. In addition, the overall lack of discipline among students in academics and behavior is very high. Parental involvement (for reasons that can be debated) is, on average, low.
The end result is that the best teachers refuse to work in these districts. They get burned out by the students' lack of interest in learning. I even know several teachers and other district workers who were physically threatened by students.
Without a solid foundation of support from parents/guardians the students who schools in bad areas don't have a chance.
And money alone won't fix that.
You didn't boost a carton of Marlboros?
Then I waited, and left.
When I was doing my 15 minute wait, there was a doctor who was keeping an eye on the group (it was quite the cattle call) to make sure no one was having a bad reaction. The guy waiting next to me knew the doc so the two of them starting chatting - and I was eavesdropping.
Per the doc, the vaccinations were being done in giant tents that had been set up by the Army Corps of Engineers during the initial outbreak. The tents were originally used to treat COVID patients since the hospital was overrun.
"And we stacked the bodies up over there."
At that point I made my exit.
Of course there's the usual privacy issues.
The work that my company does requires that our employees be fingerprinted every 2 years. Our prints are run through criminal databases to make sure there isn't a match. I've been assured that our prints aren't stored as a result of this process but I have my doubts. No one has accused me of the Lindbergh kidnapping so I got that going for me.
You make a good point...Do you see any downside to palm recognition for payment?
Does it chastise if one's nose is uncovered?
But make sure you wear the same mask.
I use biometric unlock on my Google phone. If my index finger is wet the detection fails. You always have the option to use a PIN though.
Same for iPhones that use FaceID to unlock. Masks can cause that feature to fail, so you use a PIN instead.
I wonder what would happen if you just cut The Finger, temporarily messing up your print.
Almost as bad as the kidney snatchers.
The Great Kidney-Snatch Myth
And what about the hand snatchers?
This! A couple of months ago I stopped at a supermarket to pick up a few things on my way home from the gym...perhaps half a dozen items. I got to the self-checkout machine and reached for my wallet...NOPE. I was confident that I had left the wallet at home (which turned out to the be the case) but still. The store doesn't take Google Pay so using my phone to pay was a no-go.
I did the "walk of shame" and put every item back on the shelf from whence they came and walked out of the store empty handed.
24 hours later I made a return trip to the store and bought the same exact items. As I headed for the exit I ran into a friend who works part time in the store and I told him the story. "God bless you." he said, "most people would have just left the cart and walked away from it leaving things to melt/go bad."
I can't imagine doing that.
Having palm checkout would have been handy in that instance.
You always have it with you; you can't lose or misplace it.
I can't stand any of them, but I always had the impression that Hannity is truly a turd wearing a suit.
I agree. I really think it is a game with Tucker, Hannity and Laura to see who can come up with the most outrageous show for the night.
Remember that when sued, Fox's defense was that they are an entertainment network, not a news network.
As repugnant as TC may or may not be in "real life" he is playing to the audience in order to garner those precious ratings points.
I remember. He wasn't so bad. And then he moved to Fox...
Isn't that why everyone watches?
The Lord gave us 10 fingers (plenty of spares) because he knows that "accidents happen."
Fun Fact: The Lord is a big NASCAR fan. In private he will admit that he only watches because he enjoys the crashes.
Or while you're holding it up to your ear?
Reminiscent of the Andiamo phone with fins, have you seen this before?
Phone that protects itself when dropped
Whatever you do, don't watch this:
Lisa Simpson at the dentist...with gas
My current dentist doesn't use it but when I had some wisdom teeth extracted the oral surgeon numbed me up but I was still uncomfortable when he started to "dig." He had his assistant crank up the gas and I was dancing in the clouds.
Words from someone who has never experienced laughing gas in the dentist's office...dat sh*t is da bomb.
EVERYTHING dentists do is perverse and frightening
Indeed
Be sure to turn on the sound...and being familiar with Larry David's HBO show would help...
Acquisition of a company Learjet perhaps.
If he's going to be be accepted as a big time software mogul, Rory has to look the part. He's already got the requisite stubble thing going.
but the money raised was going to be used for an acquisition,
There was a story, attributed in some instances to Joseph Kennedy Sr., that when the shoeshine boy starts passing out stock tips then it's time to get out of the market.