Dr. Conrad Murray convicted of involuntary manslaughter

Wow I can’t believe he was actually convicted… I didn’t really know which way this was going to go.

The only people I feel that have been affected by this whole ordeal would be Michael’s children the media hasn’t let them forget and some things they don’t need to know especially at their age!

http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20543523,00.html

Michael Jackson’s Family: Tears and Relief After Guilty Verdict

By Mike Fleeman and Howard Breuer

Katherine and La Toya Jackson, Splash News Online(2)

Throughout the six-week trial, they always felt his presence. Now they can take some solace in a courtroom victory.

Michael Jackson’s family cried, shouted and finally gave a sigh of relief after his personal physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter Monday in the pop star’s death.

“He was in that courtroom and that’s why victory was served,” Jackson’s sister La Toya told CNN’s Headline News while leaving through courthouse through a gauntlet of reporters.

Added his other sister Rebbie: “I’m just happy it’s over with. Nothing will bring him back, but I’m just happy (Murray) was found guilty.”

As the verdict was read, a shout came up from the audience section of the courtroom where Jackson’s family sat. La Toya cried, “Yes!” and Jackson’s mother Katherine quietly dabbed tears.

Murray remained stoic while hearing the verdict, but then appeared bewildered as a sheriff’s deputy handcuffed him behind his back and led him away to jail, where the doctor was ordered to remain without bail pending sentencing.

 

A Restaurant Bans Children Under Six

I think it’s really up to the parents to decide what restaurants work for their kids because they know how they behave while they are out and what the experience would be like for them and the people around them.

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A Restaurant That Banned Children Under Six Has Seen a Big Jump in Business

Back in July, McDain’s Restaurant andGolfCenter inMonroeville,Pennsylvania got national attention when its owner, Mike Vuick, decided to BAN all children under age six from eating in the restaurant.

–In an email to his customers, he wrote, quote, “We feel that McDain’s is not a place for young children. Their volume can’t be controlled and many, many times, they have disturbed other customers.”

–And yes, that’s legal . . . restaurants can’t ban people of different races or handicaps, because that’s illegal. But the law doesn’t protect children . . . so it’s totally within the restaurant’s right to refuse them service.

–And now, four months after McDain’s started the ban, the local media checked in with them to see how things were doing.

–And it turns out . . . BUSINESS IS BOOMING.

 

Kris Jenner: Kim Kardashian ‘Needs to Cry’

If I were Kim I would tell my mom enough already stop talking about me and what’s going on, some things just need to stay private.

Kris needs to learn that you don’t have to make money off everything especially when it comes to your children’s pain.

http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20543519,00.html

Kris Jenner: Kim Kardashian ‘Needs to Cry and Figure It Out’

By Liz Raftery

Denise Truscello/WireImage

The past week has been a roller coaster of emotions for Kim Kardashian as she deals with her divorce from Kris Humphries, according to her mother, Kris Jenner.

“She needs to do what she’s doing now and cry and figure it out,” Jenner, 56, tells Extra. “She’s just trying to follow her heart, and she’s going to be okay.”

Kardashian, 31, will eventually open up about what led to her decision to file for divorce, her mother added.

The reality star flew to Minnesota on Sunday for a whirlwind trip to see Humphries, 26, because “she really needed to talk to him,” Jenner says.

Though she was in Minnesota for less than 24 hours, Kim and Kris also allegedly met with the pastor who performed their wedding ceremony to discuss what went wrong in the 72-day marriage.

Your daily horoscope

IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY:

Be a catalyst for change. Be the person who asks the questions that everyone else is afraid to. You may make a few enemies along the way but you will also open a lot of minds – and that alone makes you a winner.

ARIES (March 21 – April 20):

You might look happy on the outside but on the inside you are raging. Whatever caused this anger you must keep control of it. You must also get over the idea everyone you meet wants to cheat you. It isn’t true.

TAURUS (April 21 – May 21):

You won’t be able to hide your feelings from other people today, so don’t even try. Your body language will betray you even if you manage to maintain your poker face. You might as well come clean and say what you feel.

GEMINI (May 22 – June 21):

The first thing you need to do today is to ask yourself, honestly, if there is anything of a work nature that must be done immediately. Chances are most things can wait until tomorrow, if not the day after, so take it easy.

CANCER (June 22 – July 23):

The sun in Scorpio makes you extraordinarily dynamic but other aspects will make it hard for you to get moving today. That’s okay. Make this the day of the week you take off to recharge your batteries. Tomorrow you’ll fly.

LEO (July 24 – Aug. 23):

What’s done is done and cannot be undone, so stop wasting time thinking about ways you can turn back the clock. You can’t. Learn what you can from what went before and then move purposefully towards the future.

VIRGO (Aug. 24 – Sept. 23):

The planets warn that if you don’t play by the book today you could find yourself in a heap of trouble. Be wary of anyone who tries to encourage you to take unnecessary risks. What’s in it for them?

LIBRA (Sept. 24 – Oct. 23):

Someone will try to take something from you today, but they won’t succeed. You may be a nice guy by nature but what others forget is that you are also a cardinal sign. You’re no pushover when it comes to a fight.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24 – Nov. 22):

You no doubt feel pumped up and ready for anything but you are advised not to throw yourself at each and every challenge that comes along. Be selective in what you do or a lot of your energy will be wasted.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 – Dec. 21):

Rivals and competitors seem determined to give you a hard time. Keep telling yourself that you have what it takes to be the best and keep telling them that you refuse to play by their rules. And mean it.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 – Jan. 20):

Nothing in your life is set in stone. Even if you seem to be heading down a course from which there is no escape you can, if you use your imagination, change direction quite easily. Over to you.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 – Feb. 19):

The cosmic set-up warns that what you desire right now is not going to be good for you, and once you have got it you will probably want to get rid of it again. Control your desires, don’t let them control you.

PISCES (Feb. 20 – Mar. 20):

Focus on the big issues today. Don’t allow yourself to be distracted by the little, everyday things that tend to take up far more time and energy than they are worth. Your big mind needs a big challenge – so find it.

The Horrible Violence Against Avril Lavigne!

I agree with Avril that violence is never the answer, you actually prove nothing especially when it’s five on two ridiculous!

http://perezhilton.com/2011-11-07-exclusive-avril-lavigne-brawl-picture-injury-face/?from=top-headline

EXCLUSIVE PICTURE! Closer Look At The Horrible Violence Against Avril Lavigne!

This poor girl. We know she’s tough and scrappy, but she’s still quite tiny and she obviously was unable to defend herself against such inexcusable violence.

A source has sent us this EXCLUSIVE PICTURE of Avril Lavigne, showcasing the damage done to her face from the bar brawl she was caught up in this weekend at the Roosevelt Hotel. As you can see, she suffered a really heavy blow to her eye, with a pretty deep gash just above the lid, as well as some nasty scratches on her cheek and face.

Our source reports that Avril is hanging in there and that she is thankful for her fans for all their love and support. We’re also told that Avril hopes that this horrible ordeal will send a message to others and encourage them never to resort to such violence themselves and respect others despite any circumstance.

We’ve said it before and we’ll never stop saying it: Violence is never the answer.

Happiest Moment of the Average Day is When??

This is so funny… but out of the two who is the happiest, the starfish or the worker? Ok both really lol!

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The Happiest Moment of the Average Day is When You’re getting busy. . . But the Happiest Moment of the Year is Christmas Afternoon

–He created an iPhone app called Mappiness. About 45,000 people installed the app and used it to post updates about their happiness levels for a year. And now he’s analyzed the data to figure out what makes us happiest and saddest.

–Here’s what he found . . .

–The thing that makes people the happiest overall is . . . getting it on!!!. That led to a 12.9% increase in happiness.

–The rest of the top five things that make us happy are exercising . . . going to a concert . . . singing or performing . . . and, for some reason, going to the library.

–The thing that makes people the saddest is being SICK IN BED. That caused a 19.7% decrease in happiness.

–The rest of the bottom five things are waiting in a line . . . taking care of an old person (–Ha!) . . . commuting . . . and studying.

–Overall, the happiest moment of the year was 1:50 P.M. on Christmas day . . . so after presents but probably before you’re dealing with extended family.

–The saddest moment of the year was January 31st at 8:00 P.M. . . . right in the dead of winter when vacation days and the summer seem endlessly far away.

News: Morning BOUNCE Buzz

Flags were at half mast yesterday at the Nova Scotia Community College in Pictou where Amber Kirwan was a student as a way for the college to pay its respects to her.

And also available to students was grief counseling

Amber Kirwan’s body was found on the weekend and police are continuing their homicide investigation.

The Results of an autopsy on her body have not been released to the public.

 

Hearings start today on the redrawing of HRM’s district boundaries, which will reduce the number of districts from 23 to 16.

Sunny today – High 14

Clear this evening – Low 4

Tomorrow- Sunny – High 12

Right now- 7 – I’m Ana and this is your Morning BOUNCE Buzz

Daily Blog Post

This video just irritates me… I think it’s put on for the camera! So convenient that they run into each other while they are in their bikinis and a camera was there to capture it lol!

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