#legal security

[rudarpratapblogs]

Tragic Loss in Las Vegas: The Aftermath of Dennis Prince and Ashley Prince Shooting Incident

The Las Vegas community mourns the tragic loss of attorney Dennis Prince and Ashley Prince, following a devastating shooting incident on April 8, 2024. This event has led to the closure of the esteemed Prince Law Group, a prominent legal firm in Nevada for the past five years. The shooting, which occurred during a custody dispute, highlights the need for increased security in legal settings. The legacy of Dennis and Ashley Prince endures in the legal community, remembered for their contributions to personal injury, insurance law, and commercial litigation. This article explores the incident, the impact on the legal community, and the lasting legacy of the Prince Law Group. 

Read More: https://globaltimesnetwork.com/dennis-prince-shooting-incident/

[fuscoinsuranceagency]

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[jupiterjelliez]

its bedtime now

[opensuse-official]

I think it is very cool how tech companies, schools, employers, and universities make it actively difficult to distance yourself from Google, Microsoft, and Apple.

Yes most Linux distros are very stable, way more secure, privacy friendly, and way more customizable. But every institution is built to make technological independence as difficult as possible.

Yelling on the internet that everyone should switch to Linux and FOSS really ignores how much of the technological world is designed to not let that happen.

[crystal-mouse]

Yet another Ferengi holo-drama (definitely not edited security footage taken from Odo's office)

[snickerdoodlles]

its so weird seeing posts that mock uncle jim for worrying about li ming's queerness as though his dead boyfriend's parents (legally) stealing his entire life savings and leaving him to manage a restaurant business specifically because gay couples aren't legally recognized as couples wasn't what put him in a cycle of crushing debt and endless poverty in the first place

[cleromancy]

i think one of the many dumb things about the "jaytim is INCEST!!!!" malarky is that people will openly say "they may not have grown up together or have a brotherly relationship or any personal connection except through bruce but shipping them is still deviant and perverted and you're going to hell for being a fagg i mean a freak"

[yell0wsalt]

Not sure if it's just me, but I don't really see Yangchen and Kavik ever getting married. I imagine them only leaning into the "married couple" energy when it benefits them.

Whether it be something from emergencies to getting a special sale on couple-y activities or holidays.

Then going about their relationship as if they weren't calling themselves husband and wife, celebrating their 20th year of marriage

[agalychnisspranneusroseus]

Thinking about Raised in Amphibia AU and how the girls get married when they're still teenagers, and I get that it might be controversial but I actually really like the fantasy vibes that comes with characters getting married so young, it helps to make the world feel more old timesey and medieval and culturally alien, like, marrying at 16 sounds insane to most people nowadays but in fantasy frog land Sprig and Maddie were engaged by their guardians at age 10 so I think it not only makes perfect sense for Marcy and Sasha to get engaged for political reasons at 14 and then get married at 16 - dragging Anne along with them - but also... something something kids forced to grow up to fast, something something fantasy politics, and these three characters having such a different way of seeing love and relationships than we do in the real world, that when Anne goes back to Earth and meets her biological parents for the first time, she has no idea how to tell them that, at age 23, she's been married for 7 years and has two wives.

[cacaocheri]

some magma drawings!!!

[purgetrooperfox]

natural blond!Rex truthers dni actually

[zhongrin]

I FINALLY MOVED OUT TO A NEW PLACE!!!

i'm absolutely exhausted and i still need to unpack so many things and i still need to buy a proper desk and restock my groceries & supplies and a do a whole lot of other things BUT i'm hoping to get settled in soon so i can get back to the creative endeavors™️✨

love yall, stay safe, take care, and good vibes 🫶🏻

[fruitless-vain]

Today was scary

[azeutreciathewicked]

Keep doing the work

The debate last night was great. We're feeling good. Taylor Swift has endorsed the Harris-Walz campaign.

Guess what?

The work hasn't changed. We still have to keep doing the work.

The most necessary: make sure you're registered to vote, confirm you are still registered before the deadline (set a calendar reminder!) in case someone shady unregisters you. Make a plan to vote. Check on family and friends to make sure they will be able to vote.

Even better: talk to people. Tell them about the good stuff. Send them videos of speeches by honorable Republicans like Adam Kinzinger at the DNC who talk about patriotism and doing what is right. Give reluctant voters permission to vote blue this year. Be understanding of their concerns, and share the good news, the hope, the ways that voting for the best candidate will give us opportunities to fix the problems that matter to them.

There are a lot of people who aren't sure what to do, so they're putting up a face of being ornery. They are trying to act like they're discerning, but they're really just scared and overwhelmed. Be the light for them. And even if they aren't hot on the Presidential vote, get them to vote for your local elections. See if you can get them to vote blue for Congress - Representative and Senator. Definitely Governor. Secretary of State. Local state representation. These are SUPER important. Get them to get out to vote for the ballot measures - reproductive rights and cannabis legalization - and see if they'll stick around to vote blue too.

I would be saying exactly the same thing (as I have before about doing the work) if the debate had gone terribly. It's political theater, not a real debate about informing voters (I say this as a former speech/debate coach and former political activist). Most Americans don't actually learn from these events for a variety of reasons. They learn from conversations with people they know and trust.

If we do the work, we will win. We will win with a decisive mandate.

Good feelings are nice, but good work is necessary.

Ride the wave of good feels and let it propel you to do some work - if we all pull a bit, we'll move mountains together.

[chrisrin]

some fun quick doodles of d&d pcs and npcs from the campaign i'm dming!

bonus! my little guy:

[redbean-nom]

tbobf makes a lot more sense if you think about boba's organization as bounty hunter syndicate instead of a crime syndicate - basically a union competing with the bounty hunters guild and the pyke smugglers. he still works for the hutt cartel (the twins with the mouse towel) but now he has a union