Michael Lohan To Be Deposed In Jon Gosselin's Breach-Of-Contract Suit

Those poor kids. Their Mom and them "work" for the Network that destroyed their own father. I wonder if TLC has it in their contracts to pay for all their future drug addictions and therapy. They should because those kids are going to need it.

SHAME ON YOU TLC!
for crucifying Jon, the father of these 8 children, just to be on that witch Kate's side and boost ratings for your network.
I hope Karma will come to you TLC, believe me, it will.

STICK IT TO THIS DISGUSTING PHILANDERING DIRTBAG ! GO TLC

TLC is not acting in the best interest of those kids. 8 souls are crushed so one network can make LOTS & LOTS of money. This is a clear case of the an American family vs. an American Corporation. Let's see who is going to win! How much of a chance would you stand?

Oh please, Jon signed a contract, he breached the agreement, of course they're going to sue. ANd I knew those appearances on ET were paid...and on top of that he dragged his children in front of the ET cameras.

Jon has done a lot of messed up things in the last year, and it's all catching up to him now, that's all. If he was smart, he would have waited with the ET and other stuff until his contract ran out.

Stop talking about the worthless Jon and Kate. Start thinking about what this is doing to those kids AND OUR SOCIETY. Is this dumbing us down? There are more important things to focus on than this.

Your kids’ role models may surprise you!
By Istar Schwager, Ph.D.

Whom Do Your Kids Admire? It May Be YOU!

In the recently released "Highlights State of the Kid" report, kids were asked to describe a person they admire and respect. They named their friends first, then teachers and parents. Athletes and celebrities barely registered on the Richter scale. It's reassuring to hear that most children admire and respect people they already know. Role models live closer to home than I would have imagined.

Kids chose friends because they are "honest and kind," "responsible and respectful of me," and "fun and supportive." One child described her friend as someone "who always cares about me."

The five- to twelve-year-olds who responded to the survey frequently cited parents, aunts, uncles, and grandparents as role models. Teachers were also high on the list. Kids admired other school staff members, too: bus drivers, swim coaches, guidance counselors, and principals.

When kids veered from the folks they know personally, their choices include such notables as Jane Austen, Mark Twain, Martin Luther King, Jr. and "the writers of the Declaration of Independence." Many children said that they admire and respect President Obama—more than Hannah Montana! But even though heroes may inspire children with examples of what is possible, the first "heroes" that come to mind for them are regular people in their lives.

I see it as a positive sign that kids find role models among friends on the school bus or family members at the dinner table. They are actively observing people who exemplify admirable traits and actions.

Other research supports the conclusion that those closest to home are the most important influences on kids' lives. After all, children interact with peers and relatives every day. Kids can see how friends and family members handle responsibility, fun, and stress, and how teachers and coaches act when there's an emergency or when a lesson doesn't go as planned.

There is legitimate concern that children today don't have enough people to admire. The performers and athletes who populate fan magazines get the most press when they're misbehaving, so we can breathe a sigh of relief knowing that many kids look beyond the flawed and famous to the friendly and familiar.

Our survey shows that despite what we may have thought, kids admire fairness, honesty, and good cheer, which means that YOU may be your child's role model and mentor. That may feel like a lot of responsibility, but remember, kids need a range of people to admire. I loved the comment from the boy who said, "That is a tough question because I respect different people for different things."

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TLC will wait until the divorce is final then take whatever Jon has left. His days are numbered. Best thing he can do is put all those past TLC earnings into trusts for the kids NOW, before the divorce, where TLC can't touch them. At least then the money will be for the kids future, where it belongs. Of course, he's nowhere near that smart. Time to start earning a living, and it ain't gonna be on tv, that's his own doing. No one sued for breaking a huge contract like he had gets big ones next time around. They get none, it's like defaulting on a mortgage, nobody gives you another one! At least not for a long long time.