State lawmaker wants CPS workers to be licensed, bonded

State lawmaker wants CPS workers to be licensed, bonded | Q13 FOX News:

OLYMPIA — A state lawmaker says she has heard far too many horror stories of botched child abuse investigations and she wants to up the standards for caseworkers by requiring that they be licensed and bonded.
They could also be held personally liable in court.

Thank you Senator Pam Roach! You are a Godsend!

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Hundreds turn out at Statehouse to rally for gun rights

Hundreds turn out at Statehouse to rally for gun rights - NashuaTelegraph.com:

CONCORD – Surrounded Thursday by a sea of banners and signs, Caleab Spencer used a different tool to get his message out.

Rather than raising a flag, like many others who gathered in front of the Statehouse for Thursday’s gun rights rally, Spencer, of Newmarket, proudly strapped his Bushmaster 223 rifle across his chest.

Mike Knightly of Hudson holds a rifle and an American Flag in front of the State House in Concord during the pro-gun rally Thursday, January 31, 2013.

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Defend Your Gun Rights Rally - 31 Jan 2013 - State House Concord, New Hampshire

Bill tries to create a path for parents and children to reunite

Bill tries to create a path for parents and children to reunite | Deseret News:

SALT LAKE CITY — A proposal before the Utah Legislature would allow parents whose parental rights have been terminated to petition for reunification with their children under limited circumstances.

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Psychiatric Drugs, Not A Lack Of Gun Control, Are The Common Denominator In Murderous Violence

Psychiatric Drugs, Not A Lack Of Gun Control, Are The Common Denominator In Murderous Violence | Consciousness TV:

In 2000, New York legislators recognized the ubiquitous and unambiguous connection between violence, especially gun violence and mass murder, and the widespread prescribed use of psychiatric drugs. Senate Bill 7035 was introduced in the New York State Senate that year requiring police agencies to report to the Department of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) on certain crimes and suicides committed by a person who is using psychiatric drugs, including assault, homicide, sex offenses, robbery offenses, firearms and other dangerous weapons offenses, kidnapping and arson. The preamble to the bill read, in part:

There is a large body of scientific research establishing a connection between violence and suicide and the use of psychotropic drugs in some cases. This research, which has been published in peer reviewed publications such as the American Journal of Psychiatry, The Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, and The Journal of Forensic Science, has shown, among other things, that: certain drugs can induce mania (a psychosis which can produce bizarre, grandiose and highly elaborated destructive plans, including mass murder);. . .and certain drugs can produce an acute psychotic reaction in an individual not previously psychotic.

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Foster parents ask lawmakers for more money

Foster parents ask lawmakers for more money Hawaii News, Honolulu, Honolulu News, Sports, Editorial, Features, Travel and Business - Honolulu Star-Advertiser - Hawaii Newspaper:

A Senate bill would raise reimbursements for raising others' kids

Foster parents urged state legislators Tuesday to support a bill that would increase their monthly reimbursement checks for the first time since 1990.

Note: And what do Bio parent's get? Nothing. Tell our Govt. to stop all funding to steal our children! Our children are NOT For Sale!

Woman, 21, finds her birth mother in just THREE DAYS using Facebook... after three years using the official channels had failed

Woman, 21, finds her birth mother in just THREE DAYS using Facebook... after three years using the official channels had failed | Mail Online:

A Utah woman who has been trying to find her birth mom for three years, believes she may have finally found her just three days after posting an appeal on Facebook.

On Sunday Jenessa Simons, 21, posted a picture of herself holding a card with the limited information she knew about her birth written on it. 

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