You know that Bernie Madoff has plead his guilt to the court in the securities fraud case against him, as well as perjury; however, the investigators who are delving into this long -term Ponzi scam are allegedly, having to investigate his business associates, some of his family members, and his tax accountant too. There is so much missing [...]
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Guilt By Association?-Friends, Family Members & Business Associates of Bernie Madoff
Posted in Business, Frustration, Impact, MONEY, abuse, anger, children, crime, emotions, family, finances, future, government, husband, kids, law enforcement, leadership, legal, loss, missing, news, observations, pain and misery, power, relationships, trust, tagged abuse, Bernie Madoff, Business, business associates, children, crimes, destruction, family, finances, friends, government, guilt, guilty, honesty, innocent, investigation, June, lives, missing money, Ponzi scam, relationships, securities fraud, sentencing, trust, victims, wife on March 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Sorry, Ashamed and Guilty-Bernie Madoff
Posted in Business, Fear, Frustration, MONEY, abuse, anger, celebrity, crime, elderly, emotions, family, finances, leadership, legal, life, news, observations, pain and misery, power, relationships, sadness, trauma, values, well-being, tagged abuse, ashamed, assets, Bernie Madoff, crime, desperation, family, finances, friends, guilty, investigators, investors, missing money, prison, relationships, restitution, sorry, suffering, United States, victims on March 13, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Breaking news today at the hearing for Bernie Madoff, financial investor; Bernie has plead guilty to all of the charges against him in one of the largest investigations ever into a Ponzi scheme which ripped off both celebrities and everyday people alike. Madoff has admitted that he knowingly took money and mis-handled it and [...]
Suspicious Sperm Donor: I Knew Nayda Suleman When
Posted in Fame, Good Morning America, MONEY, anger, baby, birth, cancer, children, custody fight, emotions, family, fathers, finances, future, help, kids, legal, life, love, marriage, media, medical, mental and physical health, mom, mother, news, observations, opinion, parenting, pregnancy, relationships, responsibility, support, taxes, values, tagged anger, babies, biological, California, children, Chris Cuomo, custody fight, Denis Beaudoin, DNA, donated, family, father, fatherhood, Fun, Giggles, Good Morning America, help, honesty, invitro fertilization, love, malpractice, married, media, mother, Nayda Suleman, news, nickname, octomom, ovarian cancer, parenting, paternity, relationship, responsibility, sperm donor, support, suspicious, tax dollars, testing, values, wife on February 24, 2009 | 3 Comments »
A man, Denis Beaudoin, who donated sperm for Nayda Suleman during a 3 year relationship, that they shared 10-12 years ago, suspects that he maybe the father of ,at least, her older six children; not to mention the possiblity of being the father of her 8 newborn babies. Nayda has been the focus of much speculation [...]
Nicole Richie Adds To Her Family
Posted in Faith, Fame, adoption, baby, birth, celebrity, children, divorce, entertainment, family, kids, life, marriage, music, news, observations, opinion, parenting, pregnancy, relationships, tagged adopted, baby, band, blessings, celebrity, children, commitment, divorced, Fame, family, foundation, God, Harlow, joel madden, life, married, news, nicole richie, Oscar, parenting, parents, pregnancy, role models, young people on February 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Today it was announced on Joel Madden’s bands website that he and Nicole are adding to their family. Their daughter Harlow is going to have a younger sibling. Having children who are close in age is good for the children; but, can be a little rough on the parents. However, Joel says that finding out [...]
When Honor Is Perceived As Missing-Addressing Honor Killings
Posted in Business, Education, Fear, Honor, Impact, MONEY, abuse, anger, attitude, commitment, communication, compassion, crime, culture, death, divorce, domestic violence, emotions, family, friendship, husband, law enforcement, leadership, legal, life, loss, love, marriage, media, mom, mother, murder, news, observations, of connections, opinion, pain and misery, protect, relationships, television, trauma, values, violence, tagged anti-Islamic, behaviors, beheaded, believe, bridges, community, culture, daughter, death, die, dishonor, divorce, domestic violence, family, friends, headlines, Honor, human rights, husband, judge, killed, killings, law, leaders, legally, neice, New York, news, owner, protect, sister, support, sympathy, television station, United States, violence, wife on February 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Honor killings are used as a way to control behaviors typically in male dominated societies, often in the middle east. Usually, we hear about a daughter, a neice, a sister, mother, or a wife who has been murdered for violating a traditional role in their interaction with other males outside of their family. Unfortunately, this [...]
Personal Responsibilities-Who And What Are You Responsible For?
Posted in Faith, accomplishments, attitude, charity, children, commitment, culture, emotions, encouragement, giving, inspiration, legal, life, love, observations, responsibility, service, spiritual, tagged abilities, attitude, Bible, caregiving, emotions, family, fulfilled, funding, God, instructions, knowledge, legal, limits, moral, needs, Opportunities, personal, poor, priviledge, responsibilities, road map, servants, service, skills, society, spirituality, successful, truth, wants, widows on February 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Do you ever wonder what your personal responsibilities are? I mean, most people understand that they must work, take care of their children, nuture their personal relationships, and pay their bills; what else is there? Being a responsible person is a way of life; are you required to take care of others outside the close personal [...]
Can We Stop Hurting The Ones We Love? Suicide Prevention!
Posted in Frustration, Impact, Suicide prevention, abuse, anger, children, crime, death, depression, divorce, emotions, encouragement, family, fathers, finances, friendship, grief, health, help, husband, ideas, life, loss, love, medical, mental and physical health, mom, mother, murder, news, observations, opinion, pain and misery, protect, relationships, sadness, suicidal, suicide, support, trauma, violence, tagged anger, caring, children, clergy, community, confusion, counselor, depression, despair, desperate, emotion, family, feelings, finances, guilt, healing, health, help, hurting, lifeline, love, loved ones, medical help, mental health, murder-suicide, national suicide prevention, neighbors, news, prevention, resource, revenge, sadness, stop, struggles, suffering, support, survivors, tragedy, violence on January 30, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Ok, I am going to rant a bit for a minute. Twice this week the news has hit us with two terrible stories about families that self-destructed through murder-suicide. Two families that were destroyed. One family in particular left a suicide note allegedly saying that the reason they were dead was because both the [...]
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Posted in Blogging, Celebration, accomplishments, attitude, communication, joy, news, observations, online traffic, opinion, writing, tagged blog, Blogging, celebrate, comments, communicte, family, interesting, joy, jumping, life, news, point of view, readers, rock, view, world on March 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
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