Timothy McMenamin Recognized by Father Flanagan

"It costs so little to teach a child to Love, and so much to teach him to hate" -Father Flanagan of Boys Town USA.

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https://chumly.com/n/2928ed9

Timothy McMenamin Recognized by Father Flanagan

"It costs so little to teach a child to Love, and so much to teach him to hate" -Father Flanagan of Boys Town USA.

#orcot #tcot #lnyhbt #DHS #OHA #ACFC #NPO #BoysTown #timmcmenamin #mcmenamin4or #cps #dcfs #dcyf


https://chumly.com/n/2925463

Sick Teen Ordered Into Foster Care Defends Mom on Facebook

A Kansas City teenager suffering from a painful disease posted a Facebook video expressing support for his mother after he was placed into protective custody.
www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/sick-teen-ordered-fos...40966

Leading Women For Shared Parenting Celebrates its One-Year Anniversary on Father’s Day

LW4SP has invested time in building relationships with other prominent shared parenting advocacy groups, including the American Coalition for Fathers and Children, Stand Up for Gus, Divorce Corp, Lawyers for Shared Parenting, National Parents Organization and others. It has built credibility with some of the best researchers in the world on timesharing arrangements for children of divorce, with some having joined the organization and others serving as keynote speakers at LW4SP events. Further, a listing of groundbreaking research on shared parenting has been compiled on the LW4SP site, including Dr. Richard Warshak’s recent paper which received the endorsement of 110 of the world’s most prominent child development experts, and Dr. Sara McClanahan’s paper proving the social problems experienced by children of divorce is caused by (and not just correlated with) father absence. LW4SP is also building a growing network with many in the media.
townhall.com/columnists/rachelalexander/2014/06/15...full#!

Event Friday June 13 Oregon State Capital National Parents Organization

Show your support in the reform of Parental Rights and Equal Shared Rights for Parents. There are too many parents that have been alienated from their children, Its time we make a change. Children Need Both Parents! Make Shared Parenting Happen Now in Oregon!! Show Your Support For Legislatures and Candidates That You Support Shared Parenting in Oregon. Send a message to Senator Floyd Prozanski (D-Eugene) That We Want Shared Parenting in the January 2015 session. No More Parental Alienation! Salem, Oregon Noon to 5 PM. Friday June 13th.

Event Friday June 13 Oregon State Capital National Parents Organization

Show your support in the reform of Parental Rights and Equal Shared Rights for Parents. There are too many parents that have been alienated from their children, Its time we make a change. Make Shared Parenting Happen Now in Oregon!! Show Your Support For Legislatures and Candidates That You Support Shared Parenting in Oregon. Send Senator Floyd Prozanski (D-Eugene) That We Want Shared Parenting in the January 2015 session. No More Alienation!
www.facebook.com/events/287507434749593

Father sentenced to 6 months in jail for paying too much child support!!

A father will spend half of 2014 behind bars for doing too much for his son. After overpaying child support and seeing his son too often - breaking terms that were secretly modified without his knowledge - a judge sentenced him to a lengthy jail sentence. Hall is correct. Such heavy-handed actions on the part of the court serve no one. Not only is the child going to be deprived of his father for the next 6 months, but taxpayers will have to pay the father's incarceration, and will potentially be forced to subsidize the mother's living expenses in lieu of the child support payments. www.sott.net/article/271748-Father-sentenced-to-6-...pport

Will You Be My Daddy?

A Troubled Boy Was Asked A Pointed Question From The Drill Sergeant. Nobody Expected!! (TruthSeekerDaily) During an episode of the series,"Boot Camp My Pre-Teen,” a troubled boy was asked a pointed question from the Drill Sergeant. The answer he gave is priceless, and made the Sarge skip a beat … or 3. - See more at: truthseekerdaily.com/2013/11/a-troubled-boy-was-as....dpuf
truthseekerdaily.com/2013/11/a-troubled-boy-was-as...video

Broken Homes, Broken Boys!!

Signs that the nuclear-family meltdown of the past half a century has been particularly toxic to boys are not new. Liberals often assume that these kinds of social problems result from our stingy support system for single mothers and their children. Provide more maternity leave, quality daycare and healthcare, goes the thinking, and a lot of the disadvantages of single-parent homes would vanish. But the link between criminality and fatherlessness holds even in countries with lavish social welfare systems. A 2006 Finnish study of 2,700 boys, for instance, concluded that living in a non-intact family at age 8 predicted a variety of criminal offenses. If the trends of the last 40 years continue — and there's little reason to think that they won't — the percentage of boys growing up with single mothers will keep growing. No one knows how to stem that tide. But by understanding the way family instability interacts with boys' restless natures, educators could experiment with approaches that might improve at least some lives.
www.latimes.com/opinion/commentary/la-oe-hymowitz-...7Usig

Broken Homes, Broken Boys!!

Signs that the nuclear-family meltdown of the past half a century has been particularly toxic to boys are not new. Liberals often assume that these kinds of social problems result from our stingy support system for single mothers and their children. Provide more maternity leave, quality daycare and healthcare, goes the thinking, and a lot of the disadvantages of single-parent homes would vanish. But the link between criminality and fatherlessness holds even in countries with lavish social welfare systems. A 2006 Finnish study of 2,700 boys, for instance, concluded that living in a non-intact family at age 8 predicted a variety of criminal offenses. If the trends of the last 40 years continue — and there's little reason to think that they won't — the percentage of boys growing up with single mothers will keep growing. No one knows how to stem that tide. But by understanding the way family instability interacts with boys' restless natures, educators could experiment with approaches that might improve at least some lives.
www.latimes.com/opinion/commentary/la-oe-hymowitz-...7Usig

Mayo Clinic employees must marry to keep getting same-sex partner benefits

"I keep seeing "warnings" from gay rights groups, about places where gay marriage is now legal and employers are now requiring domestic partners to marry in order to continue receiving spousal benefits. Frankly, I don't see the problem with this. The LGBT crowd wanted spousal benefits because you weren't allowed to marry - so you got them. Then LGBT wanted to just be able to marry - so you got that. Now your argument for spousal benefits without marriage is no longer applicable. You can't have EVERYTHING. You wanted the same treatment as straight people. You got it. Now live with it!" By David Guliver
www.postbulletin.com/news/politics/mayo-clinic-emp....html