The goals of YAJ Corporation are to become a successful non-profit business to be an advocate for people in Domestic Violence, children's rights, nasty divorces, wrongly accused persons in Juvenile and Domestic Relation courts, unfair disadvantages that people face in the US Judicial System as well as in State Judicial Systems, and anything that people face in their daily disputes with their significant other. In addition, since it is a sensitive subject, YAJ would like to address any concerns with the topic of a significant other trying to commit suicide, threatening suicide, or any other threats of bodily harm to gain control of either child custody or doing so to manipulate the judicial system. If anyone has faced anything on these topics please feel free to contact Leslie Goodrich (Who will be the main person speaking on behalf of YAJ on these topics). "Denial is not an option".
YAJ is also working on helping people with the things that they've lost, Joy and Life. YAJ will be focusing on Video Game Reviews (Author Nick Lane and Deven Hill), Hunting and Fishing as well as woodcrafts (Author Michael M.), and others to come. Look for updates as well as links to these great blogs to help people reclaim the joy of life.
Leslie Goodrich
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Sunday, August 12, 2007
Should We Congradulate Barry Or Not?

Finally, my right shoulder surgery is complete. For the first time in my life I met an orthopedic surgeon that truly cares about me. (He actually called to make sure I was ok.) But anyway, the question I pose is whether or not should we congratulate Barry Bonds on breaking Hank Aaron's 755 home run record. The facts are that he admitted to using steroid creme one year. But, that Barry himself did not take any supplements that contained steroids. The baseball facts are that in 2000 he had a .306 avg, 49 home runs, 106 RBIs, and 117 walks. The following year in 2001 he had a .328 avg, 73 home runs, 137 RBIs, and 177 walks. Since I am a big baseball fan I know that some years you have your grove and sometimes you don't. But that can be due to changing your stance at the plate and other things. However, when looking at his stats and watching him since I was little I know that he was once a thin outfielder, and the next minute he has gained 40 lbs of muscle. Common sense says that he used something or did something to achieve that in one off season. Now if that happened from steroids I don't know, but it seems kind of funny how he just became a home run hitting machine one year and died off the next. (Take a look at his stats on http://www.espn.com/mlb) So the big question is should we congratulate Bonds by accepting his home run total and letting him in the hall of fame because of this, or should we boo and ban him from the hall of fame for cheating? Remember that common sense is a powerful tool, and with it the truth will come out. As for me, my common sense says he started juicing when he left the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1993, but I could be wrong. So please leave comments on what you think the nation should do, and remember that he is a role model and what we allow him to do affects what future baseball stars might do.
Deven Hill
PS. I have one free arm so it might take me a while to respond and thanks to permanently scatterbrained for the photo.
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Thursday, August 9, 2007
Catching up from my myspace account
Jul 14, 2007 12:09 PM
Today is July 14,2007 for the first time I'm going to start this daily gripes
thing off with a bang. Work sucks the life out of me. My life has finally come around. I think I have a
grip on things, and the only thing I'm waiting for is for you people who have things to talk about
to say something to me. It's time to open your mouths and your common sense and let's get the ball
rolling. I have a lot to gripe about. I know you all do, too.
Jul 14, 2007 12:13 PM
To all, I take this very seriously. I only want people who want to be helped to
respond. I don't need dirty pictures, cruel jokes, or fake profiles. My website is made for people who
want to make a change. My movement has begun and I need strong warriors to fight the battle. Thank
you. YAJ Corp.
Jul 19, 2007 4:41 PM
On this day, July 19, 2007, I sit here still waiting for a response from all
those who need help. Let me tell you how human I am. I have no money, bills are behind, my stress
level from my girlfriend, work, and everyday life is very high. But the only enjoyment I have is starting
this company with the many friends I have from scratch. What you all don't realize in 2 1/2 years, I
have lost everything. I know you are out there. You pick up for the stupid advertisements, the stupid
little videos, worrying about who's doing what in entertainment, not realizing we all have problems.
Deep rooted problems, which we all can fix together. I will keep on writing to pound it in your heads,
I am here to help. We are going to help you find your way with child support, divorce, a family group,
helping build stronger men, also finding true fathers that have been put in the mixing bowl with the
"deadbeats". I will not rest until we iron out some of the laws that non-custodial parents have to endure.
July 21, 2007 1:54 PM
July 21, 2007 As I have trouble sleeping before I go to work tonight, I want to
think of a few words. Inconsiderate, using someone, lying, and downright messed up. What I mean by all
this, a man or a woman can put their lives on hold for a significant other or even kids. If you have a
task that needs to be done and your partner or kid asks you to stop what you're doing to do their task for
them, do you not think that's wrong? But why do we reward them? Is it out of love? Or to get them out
of our face? Why do we lie to each other? If it doesn't work, don't you think you should get out? Or
stay and be miserable? What have we subjected ourselves to? Using, why do we do that? For self
gratification? Is that what we're good at? Or because our significant other or child don't do what we say?
To me, that's called blinding yourself of the truth of what is. I can't imagine you can go through
life loving someone and they use you, blind you, manipulate you, and downright just are very
inconsiderate. I want you people to think about this just like I watch people stand in line for a Harry Potter
book, Play Station 3, X Box, and whatever is new on the market. There is something wrong with this picture.
July 25, 2007 12:47 PM
July 25, 2007 Today is a very good day. I have embarked on new ways in closing
my past. Yesterday, while I was working on my website, I was told a friend of mine had a drug habit.
He lost his house and everything he'd built from scratch. I guess what I'm trying to say is,
depression, the will of life, and just flat out giving up, I guess is what we resort to. He didn't have anybody to
talk to, or I guess he didn't want to. But I do understand. I've also lost everything behind drugs.
I've also lost everything without drugs. I've seen the worst and the best of what life has to offer. As a
child, I lost everything too. And my history repeated itself when I was a man. Talk to me people.
The Beginning of My New Life (3/28/07)

As I sit here getting my oil changed I have a lot of feelings about my future. Where my life is going, and what to do. About my girlfriend, I truly love this girl with all my heart, or do I? I've always felt second best to everything. Never first. Like this morning....I saw the same loving eyes like always, but what is inside of her brain? Does she still want me, to live with me, to love me; or to break up with me? I don't know. I try very hard to appease her, but what does she want? Am I fooling myself, or am I hanging around for something better? What? I never loved someone this much before, and I really think I will not again because my heart can't take this much pressure anymore. She says she loves me, says she wants to be with me, says she wants to make a life with me; but after some of the disagreements, I can't tell anymore. I do everything for this lady way too much, and I wonder why. Is it to learn how to treat a lady, or because I'm really stupid. Some days I'm sure, some days I'm not. I learn a lot in church, and I ask God to help me with the right decision so I will not make another mistake again.
Leslie
PS. Thanks to Peter Kaminski for the photo
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