2018 Blog Posts and New Pages (Full List with Titles) in Standard TOC Format [provided March 24, 2019]
Title of this post: 2018 Blog Posts and New Pages (Full List with Titles) in Standard TOC Format [provided March 24, 2019] (Shortlink ends “-9y7″…)…
Sept. 2019 update: preliminary “TWO HELPFUL LINKS” insert (may be found scattered on other posts, too)…
Because we had enough ‘sticky posts,’ when compiling a Table of Contents for 2019 (“so far”) in August, 2019, I didn’t mark it sticky — but did stick it on the blog sidebar as its own widget. Then I added (right below it) the link to this post. Then I took that information and patched it onto a few existing posts (from 2019) as a quick link to a general overview of the last two years of my writing. As shown here:**
re: ‘TWO HELPFUL LINKS’ — Image from TopRightSidebar, ‘GO TO POSTS’ widget, shows TOC 2019 & 2018 + ‘Key Posts 2012-2017’ (LGH, @ Sept. 1, 2019)
TWO HELPFUL LINKS added Sept. 1, 2019 (for recent subject matter overview):
Table of Contents 2019, Family Court Matters’ Posts + Pages: January 1 – August 31 (so far). (Shortlink ends “-ayV.” About 6,300 words,posted August 5, updated Aug. 31) (You can also link to this TOC post any time from the top right sidebar, under”GO TO: All Posts, incl. Sticky, Tables of Contents..” widget, which holds several boxes for navigating to specific important places (posts or pages, incl. the home page), and,
(Table of Contents 2018, Posts and Pages.. (publ. 24Mar2019, short-link ends ‘9y7’)
(** other versions you may see have same content but the light-green background. I made this one light-pink for contrast with existing post). Thanks for understanding. //LGH Sept. 1, 2019 update.
Again, the title of this post: 2018 Blog Posts and New Pages (Full List with Titles) in Standard TOC Format [provided March 24, 2019] (Shortlink ends “-9y7”; about 4,000 words. )
[[LGH, shortening sticky post intro’s, I noticed this one has somme exchanged comments below. Most posts don’t, so these may be of interest to some people: it deals with an appeal to join a class action suit re: (as I recall) the family courts. I did not join and was dealing with housing issues, my exchange indicated, at the time…//May 18, 2021.]]
Why Update (Re format) Needed: In the earlier post, under time constraints, I chose two different formats** which provided links, and titles, but in such a way that the titles weren’t searchable on that Table of Contents page. They also weren’t that easy to read. It’s time to produce a proper list with: Dates, Full Titles (searchable by name because they’re not in the form of images), and the links, too. As I did for earlier years.
- ** (1) Dates & links only (Quick-&-Dirty, Neat-&-Incomplete, Version 1), followed by
- ** (2) Dates & links as captions to images blog admin. dashboard which at least showed the post titles (Not Quite So Quick: More Complete but Visually Messy, or Quick-&-Dirty, Version 2).
Bonus Extras Here (“Neat-&-Complete, Version 3“): This is still a Posts (not Pages) Table of Contents, however this version includes any new pages added during 2018, entered chronologically as they were published. The blog has a total of only 56 published pages since its start, but nearly 800 posts.
Those extra pages are hard to miss (rows highlit in yellow, labeled “Page”) but here’s a sample of one page, February 22, with table header row. Clicking on any post or page title in the full table of contents below will bring you right to that post or page.
One benefit of having the pages included is actually seeing they exist. They would not be found by scrolling down on main part of blog; while listed on the right sidebar, they are listed in a narrow column of ALL published pages since the beginning of the blog. Not so easy to browse, and separated from their immediate contexts, which would be, generally, a nearby post.
| FAMILYCOURTMATTERS.org, The Year in Posts,* 2018
(*All posts, interspersed with any new pages when published, highlit yellow) |
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Feb. 2, 2018 |
Consolidated Control of DV Advocacy by Feminist Leadership Refusing to Identify, by Name and Financing, The Opposition Entities. Subtitle: Personal Relevance to a Post-DV-Intervention, Unprosecuted, Child-Stealing Event by Ex-Batterer case in the SF Bay Area:
(Post announcing this page published Feb. 4, short-link ends “-8yW”, next row) |
New Page
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I will publish this post (improved Table of Contents) separately and incorporate its more standard-format table into the sticky post also, currently at the very top of this blog’s “Current Posts” home page. The second project will be completed later than the first.I copied the earlier Version 1 Quick and Dirty (Dates only) here in the process of building the table, and left it here as a quick-list (Archives function, while similar, only lets you view one month at a time; I thought it might still be useful).
I also provided some introduction from my perspective one year later, but below that is indeed a very functional and more traditional-looking table of contents for the whole year. In 2018, that was only 37 posts, and a few new pages to go with them.
Having reviewed post titles and some of the contents in the process of manually creating the table, I’m still proud of the blog and convinced of the timeliness and relevance of its message.
My 2019 perspective (introduction, next up) inside the light-blue background includes captioned images calling attention to the international components (especially UK/US) affecting family court issues and people/institutions in common.
Interjection~~>”INTRO MATERIAL REMOVED.”
I’ moving it to my new (already published) time-capsule post of “About This Blog” previews. Pick one if you like summaries. Or just read the blog and figure out where I’m coming from without the ongoing “Cliff Notes,F” but keep in mind as that post grows, it will also probably contain Show and Tell (images, links, and documentation) I may have included in an “About” Section as examples of current developments. This removed section did. Where to find it:
FamilyCourtMatters.org Blog Previews, In Hindsight. Short(ish) Summaries (Collected July 1, 2019ff) (Shortlink ends “-adQ”).
Within [what remains of] this intro is the “Quick-&-Dirty, Dates&Links Only Version 1″ short-list, by Quarters 1,2,3 and 4, after which the table with full titles and links to each post cannot be missed: just scroll down! I also left blog name and subtitle as the subtitle’s hard as displayed by WordPress.
This light-green background matches some earlier tables of contents posts (such as for 2017). The main table itself is (except where highlit rows) plain old B&W (black on white). That table provides a better overview of what I’ve been writing on the last year and before that (now that it’s March 2019), literally, over the last decade.
Blog Subtitle: Absolutely Uncommon Analysis of Family & Conciliation Court Operations, Practices & History.
Blog Motto, other than as implied by my username, “Let’s Get Honest”: ‘A Different Kind of Attention Develops Sound Judgment’ | ‘Suppose I’m Right Here?’ (See March 23 & 5, 2014).
Blog Size and Age (numbers change regularly, but) More Than 780 posts and 56 pages of Public-Interest Investigative Blogging On These Matters Since 2009.
Average Post Size: Short: 5,000 words. Typical: 8-10,000 words. Longer/Too Long, liable to get split: 10-15,000 words.
Typical Post Contents: “Show and Tell.” .
I had more to say, but (re)moved it for structural reasons. Expect it to show up soon under this or similar title. Whatever the title, this link (once activated) leads to it:
Some more information on the “Across-the-Pond” factor in this field was published (by me) last Oct. 22, meaning it’ll also show up in the Table of Contents with full title. Meanwhile, check it out at http://wp.me/psBXH-8yb, or …
…(full title) “ ADR Group (1993), I.D.R. Europe (1989, incl. its recent demise and sale to ADR Group), Family Mediation Council (only 2015), the Civil Mediation Council (2014), and lastly, Resolution – Family First.** (2004), all ‘Ltd.’ Basically ‘AFCC Across the Pond,’ with Significant Interpretation Help from Beta.CompaniesHouse.gov.UK) [Written Feb. 2, Published Oct. 22, 2018” You’ll see this also in the Table of Contents because it was published in 2018.
[I left one image behind in this “footprint” for a point of reference. I sometimes mention it on Twitter.]
- Caption remains, Image re-allocated:
Tavistock Relationships (newest name, June 2016) started after World War II in 1948. Deep and vital role in the developmt. of methodologies and interventions that help relationships and families. Focus on applied psychoanalysis, psychiatry, psychology and anthropology in individual and family health and to understanding of organizational relationships…” - Caption remains, Image re-allocated:
- FAMILY INITIATIVE …#10445272 formed Oct 2016) working w|the Cowans (UCBerkeley, focus “Fatherhood”) + Michael Lamb (Yale grad, psychologist at UCambridge, “The Science of Fatherhd|Fatherhood Global).. (same Michael Lamb who publ. alongside Richard Warshak)
- Caption remains (annotated) Image re-allocated:
Mishcon de Reya, international law firm announces it’s entered a partnership with “therapeutic organisation” TCCR (which then changed its name to Tavistock Relationships, as opposed to “Tavistock Centre for Couple’s Relationships”). Previously posted, as annotated here, on this blog.
This information shouldn’t be Absolutely Uncommon this late in the game. Think about, perhaps, why it still is.
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This is the Dates & links only (Quick-and-Dirty, Version 1) I moved here to make the post and left here as still helpful.
QUARTER 1, 2018: Sixteen posts: Jan. 3, Jan.4, Jan.8, Jan. 27 || Feb. 4, Feb. 10, Feb. 14, Feb. 23, Feb. 27 || March 4, __8,* __9,* __14,* ~|~ __18, __23, and __29 {{announces new page found here}} *March 8, 9, and 14 are “sticky” posts because they hold Oct, Nov. and Dec. 2017 post titles & links. March 4 isn’t sticky, but I consider it also a key post (Bronfenbrenner Translational Center at Cornell relates to the field of child development, major overlap with custody decision-making and professionals, expert witnesses involved in the field.)
QUARTER 2, 2018: Eight posts Apr. 6, Apr. 19* || May 2,** May 11, May 13, May 22, and May 24 || June 6 {*Apr. 19 post is “sticky” | ** This May 2 post is the top sticky post on this blog.
QUARTER 3, 2018: Five posts July 31, || Aug. 4, Aug. 29, Aug. 31 || Sept. 8
QUARTER 4, 2018: Eight posts. Oct. 21, Oct. 22 || Nov. 11, Nov. 24 || Dec. 5, Dec. 7, Dec. 11, and Dec. 25
TOTAL POSTS 2018: Only Thirty-Seven (37).
…Full Table of Contents, see immediately below, three columns, many rows arranged chrono (earliest on top) by date.
The right-hand column helps anyone (including me!) copy the short-links, if you remember:
Case-sensitive (after the “wp.me”) short-link for posts begins: http://wp.me/psBXH-
Basic short-link for pages is identical, except the “p” is capital: http://wp.me/PsBXH-
Technically speaking, both the Front Page and Current Posts pages were published this year too, when I restructured the blog (Home page) setup. However, they’re so “in your face” already I didn’t add them to the table. Access one by typing in “FamilyCourtmatters.org” and the other one, either from there, or a widget kept at near the top of blog right sidebar to access Current Posts and a few other key posts.
Format, right-hand column: In previous Tables of Contents I had left-hand column just a row# and the dates published as the 3rd column. This time I skipped the numbering (Who cares which number a post is, if you have the date and the sequence for an overview?) and used the right-hand column, for administrative ease (mine and readers who may want to reblog, Tweet, or reference a specific post with its link (html)) to show how that link ends. Combine a specific post’s or page’s ending with the basic url shown just above this paragraph for a complete link (only one hyphen “-” is needed).
Color-coding: Rather than striping (alternating row colors) I just tinted any new month with this background-color (light-pink), except May, being also a Sticky post, I tinted its row this color.
**Dec. 11 new page, end of short-link is ALMOST like the number “910” but substitute a lower-case “L” for the middle character. The outer characters are “9” and zero, “0” not a capital “O” as in “Ohio.” Better yet, just click on the link to get there!]]
JUST A FEW FOOTNOTES To 2018 Table of Contents (added mid-March 2019 as I was creating it). Starting with only one, may add more as/if inspired. Most posts contain much more content than is reflected on even those long titles; repetition, or periodic re-visiting for a fresh drill-down emphasizes the basics. So valuable information may exist where not expected based only on the titles. My recommendation is, jump in where you have an interest, and then just read and explore!
FN Feb. 23, 2018 “Communities in Schools (When You See This Rhetoric, Go Find Tax Returns”) (Refers to “First Five Years Fund and the Manic push for ever more Universal Preschool,” published later)– relevant to divorce and custody also. As it turns out this was my next (Feb. 27) post anyway.
Let's Get Honest! Absolutely Uncommon Analysis of Family & Conciliation Courts' Operations, Practices, & History 
Thank you for all of your research and in depth investigative work. Can we contact you directly? We have over 40 cases working together to file a class action lawsuit in the next few weeks. We would like to discuss some of the information you’ve posted.
Warrior Forjusrice
March 27, 2019 at 2:51 am
You are welcome. Who is “we”?
I will look at the website and get back to you.
Certain personal situations (relating to the interstate move referenced periodically on the blog and on Twitter) demand my full attention at this time. I would otherwise very probably say yes.
No family member of mine (that I’m aware of) underwent any Reunification therapy. Certainly no effort was made to reunify me as a non-criminally (or civilly) accused of abuse mother (and #DV survivor) with minor children whose father had no identified stable household (housing not his own property or, that I was made aware, rental), or income and a history of violating whatever any current court order in place was.
Is there legal representation for the class action yet, or will it be pro se style?
If there is something about any post on reunification camps, therapy, or involved professionals that is unclear or you believe just erroneous, let me know on the post; that’s what comments fields are for.
There’s plenty more not posted which I have also researched (looked up) on involved professionals, and I know at least a few others who have likewise looked up different kinds of information. but if people do not yet see the importance of digging up and reading tax returns, financial statements, or lack thereof (where some should be) and cutting through the layers of “who’s who” (dba’s etc.) it would seem to be too much work to do on short notice. If you are already nearly set to file a class action lawsuit, the theme (cause of action, jurisdiction claims, supporting facts, etc.) would be already in place. What role would you want me or the information I’ve posted to play?
I’m also curious why the spelling “WarriorForJusrice” — the correct spelling username was taken?
Let's Get Honest
March 29, 2019 at 1:41 pm
I think if you understood a fraction of what I’ve posted, the website would look substantially different, particularly in the “News You Can Use” (background, NBC, Center for Investigative Reporting, “Reveal.org” (background banner) section. “Square One” is understanding what kind of groups (led by what kinds of personalities) might go a decade at a time covering up key information that — I’ll guarantee you — Warshak et al (AFCC et al) already know about how money flows through the various (public and private) systems, and where it gets lost.
If you want to stop (our) children from being exploited through programs like Family Bridges, then start comprehending and blogging how family courts are financed. Connect it to the taxpayers.
Also understand who owns various media, and why, typically, they are NEVER going to show what I just described in the above paragraph. Media coverage of this or related topics is just about boilerplate template “missing the mark” predictable, and I’ll add here also, being uniformly that far off target is not exactly accidental. People should ask why that might be so (motive, financial dependencies of any owned nonprofit media platform).
Fight is great. Calling yourselves “Warriors for Justice” implies some training and understanding of the basic strategies of that which you’re up against.
Anyone involved who has already personally contacted me on similar matters (handiwork in some of that blog indicates at least one or two are likely) are free to give me a phone call on this; I’ll at least recognize those phone numbers.
That’s as much time or thought I can put in today on the request for direct contact.
Let's Get Honest
March 29, 2019 at 1:58 pm
You may have missed the point of the WFJ website. Thanks for your comments and advice.
Amanda Martin
March 29, 2019 at 6:28 pm
My focus is on migrating a blog about to disappear, and personal priorities this past week. I am less active on Twitter or posting here as a result. The “personal priorities” are not optional and relate to having the wherewithal to stay housed, and pending litigation, within the month. I’m also pretty bothered having to live this way for so many years, rather than the years I would’ve been and otherwise was, able to maintain sufficient financial independence to stay clear of targeted abuse and specific, historic abusers intent (judging by consistent actions/inactions over many years, passive/aggressive) I should NEVER be clear and free of their control. Ever.
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As a result I do not remember now all the specifics of your website I looked at, even recently, but with a revisit, I’m sure would.
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This comment is in answer to a longer response which I’m not going to publish without your approval, as it contains contact information. My question is would you want it approved (minus the personal contact info) but with the general questions, or is this your way of contacting me. If you are on Twitter (have a twitter account) I could pm there. I could answer at least a few of the questions posed on the other (so far not posted yet) comment here. I have communications (not in person, out of state) with someone who may know more (DNK if is involved in this situation) who may also be able to tell more of the details, but I DNK availability or willingness at this time.
The “Carrier” organization for PAS is AFCC. They are internationally networked and not the only one, but seem to be one of the originals. There is an organization “FamilyBridges” which some do, some do not, think is particularly connected to the Reunification Camp networks.
Yes my site has a lot of information, but if you understand that I am following nonprofits, some of their contractors (where possible) and the public funds (federal grants, HHS, especially), over time, and in several different states, and get under (one’s) belt some of the key names, the patterns are not too hard to see.
I will consider making the telephone contact, however be aware I also have major privacy concerns as we speak. Privacy in this situation relates specifically to safety. My own children do not know where I am now, so far as I’m aware (and I have not told them; they are in their 20s, too)…
Let's Get Honest
April 4, 2019 at 12:28 pm