Today, pictures that show the trauma that singer Rihanna allegedly suffered at the hands of her boyfriend singer, Chris Brown were released. If it is true that these are authentic police pictures; someone is going to lose their job. It is awful that someone could profit from providing this picture to a media outlet…whether they profitted for fame, for money, or purely for the ability to be in control over the picture. When it is discovered, through the internal police investigation, who the person is who released it…they will instantly become a very unpopular person. It must take a tremendous amount of lack of compassion and integrity to give yourself permission to profit from someone else’s pain and misery! (more…)
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Someone’s Going To Lose Their Job
Posted in abuse, birthday, career, celebrity, compassion, control, crime, domestic violence, emotions, entertainment, Fame, joy, law enforcement, legal, media, mental and physical health, news, observations, pain and misery, prayer, relationships, Uncategorized, tagged abuse, birthday, Chris Brown, compassion, compensation, control, domestic dispute, employee, ethical, Fame, healing, healthy, integrity, investigation, job, joy, legal, legal issues, lose, media, misery, MONEY, news, pain, photo, picture, police, proceedings, profit, relationship, Rihanna, society, trauma, violence, wellness on February 21, 2009| Leave a Comment »
Smart People
Posted in alternative energy sources, Business, comfort, denial, ecology, economy, encouragement, environment, finances, Frustration, future, Green, help, High Energy, home, Impact, inspiration, life, MONEY, Opportunities, politics, power, respect, science, support, tagged alternative energy sources, Brad Pitt, breaking news, busses, celebrities, changes, control, environment, environmental activist, ferries, finances money, gasoline, geo-thermal, greener choices, Impact, King Abdullah, Leonardo DiCaprio, lifestyle, oil, oil production, oil supply, planet, profit, public transportation, renewable resources, Saudi Arabia, smart people, solar powered, steam, subway systems, trolleys, water powered generators, website, wind powered generators on June 22, 2008| 1 Comment »
Well, this morning there is breaking news that oil production is not keeping up with the demand for oil…this is a surprise to people; just now? Come on…with the price of gasoline rising every week…how could they miss something this big? Most of us commononers have it figured out already. We need it…they have it…we pay for it…they profit from it…Simple right? Well, not so much…you see we don’t have to be as dependent on foreign oil as we have been. Smart people are looking at ways of altering their lifestyle to save money and make greener choices in their energy usuage.
I say, smart people are trying to take back some control in their lives. Everyone is trying to figure out, in their own way, what choices in their day- to- day activities they can make, that will cut down on their usage of gasoline and oil. For some, it isn’t just about saving money…although that too is important…it is understanding that the plentiful supply of oil is not always going to be there. We need to figure out alternative ways of heating our homes and businesses; as well as, getting around where we need to go.
I saw a newspiece the other day on television about how many more people are taking advantage of public transportation; regardless of their financial status. It seems that the subway systems in some cities are overflowing with riders, busses are experiencing an increase as well. Around the world where people have the option of using ferries, trolleys or railways, we are seeing more people access public transportation in numbers large enough to measure. This is good, people are making smarter choices.
Some great minds are working on designing alternative ways of producing and using solar energy, steam powered products, water powered generators, geo-thermal systems, wind powered generators…we need to look at all of these renewable sources in a serious way. It is important to encourage people to make small sacrifices now to prevent huge sacrifices later. Educating others about the dangers of being so dependent on oil as our only source of energy is very important.
Some celebrities are wise about leading the call to understanding the importance of changing our ways. Brad Pitt is into architecture and design and can influence greener choices in his building projects; Leonardo DiCaprio is not only a strong voice; but, is active in his desire to educate others about the importance of respecting our earth, and it’s resources. There are other celebrities who are encouraging hybrid cars as a way to make a difference. Being an environmental activist is something we should all take on like Leonardo DiCaprio; here is his website to help educate others to the idea of protecting our environment. www.leonardodicaprio.org/
Back to the breaking news part of things…today it was announced by Saudi King Abdullah that his country is increasing oil production. The Saudi’s are going to put out 9.7 million barrels of oil a day instead of the past 9 million barrels. That is good and maybe it will help with the high prices a bit.
Higher production is good and may help temporarily…but again, realizing that we do have choices that can also make an impact on our finances and on our planet is a powerful idea that needs to take root in more people’s minds. Our future is at stake and the quality of our lives will be impacted by the choices we all make today & tomorrow. We can no longer be in denial about the condition of our earth. We have the power to affect positive change by our actions. How is your life being affected by high gasoline and oil prices? How have you had to change your lifestyle? What smart choices have you chosen to make?
Restaurant Owner’s Profit Or Loss-Hair Loss That Is
Posted in accomplishments, Advocating for special needs, Amazing, Beauty, Business, cancer, charity, commitment, communication, courage, Education, emotions, encouragement, finances, friendship, Frustration, future, giving, Good Morning America, health, Heart, Impact, inspiration, life, loss, making money, medical, mental and physical health, news, Remembering, RobinRoberts, support, well-being, tagged American Cancer Society, bald, Canada, cancer, cancer research, charity, compassion, customers, fund raiser, Good Morning America's Robin Roberts, hair loss, health, Heart, Impact, lay off by her boss, loss, Ontario, profit, public opinion, Remembering, restaurant owner, shaved hair, shaved head, standards of presentation, support, tips, waitress, wig on June 9, 2008| Leave a Comment »
There is a story out there right now that is making a huge impact on people’s hearts. It is about a waitress and a restaurant owner. As most restaurant owners own their businesses to make a profit; I am sure this particular owner in Ontario, Canada is in some ways regretting his decision to temporarily lay off a certain waitress, by the name of Stacy Fearnall, who shaved her head for charity. Profit or loss determines alot of business owners decisions when running their businesses…I am sure this decision will be no different in the long run.
It seems that Stacy has lost a few people to cancer and has friends who are, even now, being affected by cancer. Stacy wanted to remember and honor them. She wanted to participate in Cops for Cancer which is a charity that raises funds and awareness about the disease. So by shaving her head, Stacy was able to raise almost three thousand dollars for the charity. Kudos to Stacy and to the charity!
However, when she got to work she was allegedly advised to either wear a wig or go home until her hair grew back. The owner allegedly felt that his customers would be offended. He has set standards for his employees about how they present themselves. It seems as if some of the customer’s support his decision…but many others do not. The power of public opinion will prove itself in the profit or loss numbers since the temporary lay off began.
It is normally waitresses who get tips; but, i do have one for Mr. Hilliard…have more compassion in your heart and worry less about what people think in regards to the amount of hair one has on their head. Do you think less of your customers who have bald or shaved heads? Hair loss is a sensitive subject and one that people feel very strongly about whether it is from cancer or just natural hair loss. If Mr. Hilliard thinks less of someone with hair loss, maybe he should try inviting those particular customers to come back when they grow hair back on their heads and see what they have to say about such a statement! How would you handle this situation?
Ps…remember cancer affects us all support cancer research. www.cancer.org/. See some generally related articles that i have written. https://writeasrain.wordpress.com/2008/06/03/cancer-is-a-thief/. https://writeasrain.wordpress.com/2007/11/15/robin-roberts-strength/