Assault Weapons Ban NRA: I just received an announcement from NRA confirming Mr. LaPierre’s position that “the NRA opposes any legislation that unfairly infringes upon the rights of law-abiding citizens.” Rebuttal: Mr. LaPierre, this article in no way wants to do anything that may unfairly infringe upon the rights of law-abiding citizens. My goal is to bring […]
Heart-Wrenching Statistics Deadly Mass Shootings – Will Anything Change? This past weekend’s heart wrenching mass shootings statistics are unbelievable. Twenty-nine (29) individuals were killed in El Paso, Texas, and another twenty-six (26) injured at that shooting site. Then less than twenty-four hours later, in Dayton, Ohio, another nine (9) people were killed and at […]
The general public continues to be faced with a huge number of problems at the Southern Border and our U.S. representatives refuse to work together to bring this critical matter under control.
Playing Political Games The Southern Border Crisis is worsening while many of our elected officials —Democrats, Independents, and Republicans — continue to ignore this travesty by playing political games. As those of you who have read my wide-range of previous posts know, I have always made it a point to steer clear of political issues. […]
December 14, 2018 |
embezzlement, Embezzlement and Internal Fraud, Uncategorized |
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A Betrayal of Trust Recently I picked up the newspaper and an article’s bold headline “Nuns Embezzled From School For Vegas Trips“ caught my attention. A true example of when reality bites. The article told of two nuns who worked for decades at a Catholic school in California being accused of embezzling a substantial amount of money […]
A dreaded “computer virus alert” message suddenly appears on your computer: “Your computer has been infected with a virus.” So, what can you do? Below is an excerpt from an article written by Vindu Goel and Suhasini Raj, of India that appeared in The New York Times. This important information is worthy of passing along: […]
October 29, 2018 |
6 tips to help reduce business credit card abuse, Uncategorized |
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Sometimes I think using this blog to offer tips for stopping business credit card abuse is a waste of my time. And, this makes me feel like shouting out, “You can prevent these crimes in your organization. But you must use some common sense – the key to prevention.” On August 4, 2017, I posted […]
A few minutes ago, I received an official sounding phone call from a female (American accent) informing me that my Windows license key will be expiring and that I should call them at (a specific 800 number.) I never return such call requests, and usually, hang up. I hung up before this entire message was […]
A former administrative assistant for [employer] was recently sentenced to three years in state prison for charging $243,000 on a company credit card for luxury personal items at upscale retailers including Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Victoria’s Secret. The [defendant] worked mostly from home, arranging employee training, travel, and parking while between 2013 and 2016. She […]
Friday, May 18, 2018, became another very sad day within our school system. Another horrendous shooting that left at least ten people, mostly students dead and another ten with injuries. This time the weapon of choice was not an AR-15; it was a shotgun and a .38-caliber revolver. There are also reports of homemade explosive […]