Trouble with family court in Kenton County in Kentucky

If anyone has ever had any troubles with the Family Court in Kenton County in Kentucky please sign this petition. I have started this as I know of a family that is having problems with the system. He is a teenager and the boy has tried to maintain a relationship with his Dad but he has constantly abused him physically. His Dad's new wife does the same thing. When his Dad and he were fighting she took the boys glasses and told him to "beat the shit out of him." When he has returned to his Mom he would have bruises on his arms, back and legs. His Dad once had the police called on him at an amusement park for being abusive to him and his Mom had to come and get him. One time his Dad kicked him between the legs with steel toed boots. When he saw his Mom she had to take him to the hospital and he had some internal bleeding. He doesn't want to be with his Dad but he goes as the court orders him and he doesn't want to cause any more trouble for him or his Mom.
In court the Dad lies about him and his Mom. Even though the Mom's lawyer proves they aren't true the court sides with the Dad. The Mom is a good Mom. The Dad tries to make her look like she isn't. He also tries to make it look like there is something wrong with his son. There is nothing wrong with him. He is a good boy. I want him to grow up to be a good man but with this all going on that will be hard. He tried to tell all of this to the court but they just seemed to ignore him.
Also, the GAL didn't do through interviews. The GAL is to represent the children but the information isn't correct. The Judge can't check out the information the GAL gives him. So he believes whatever they tell him.
This is not an environment for anyone to live in. If you have had troubles with the Family Court system in Kenton County Kentucky please sign the petition at iPetitions online. Reform is needed in family court.

A Double Celebration

The museum is closed for a double celebration today as it is your Curator's birthday. It is also the first anniversary of my site Mail It To Team Up. Come on in and have a good time. Luke of El Jacone's Comic Book Bunker and Being Carter Hall is taking the coats and hats. Passing out the soft drinks is Brian of Comics in Crisis. Taking care of the tunes is Kent of Forgotten Hits. Talking to Kent is Sleepy Jean of Love Is Only Sleeping. "Hey Jean! Make sure Kent plays some Monkees songs." Taking care of the grill is Robby Reed of Dial B For Blog and right now he is talking to Adama of Dispatches From The Arrowcave and Paul of Comicbook World. Rob is making like Aquaman out back in the pool. (When did I get a pool?) In the theater room Marty of the Ephemera site is watching some old movies. (I didn't know I had a theater room!) Out by the barn John of Pop Culture Safari is riding horses with David of Superman Fan.Net, Protos of Superhero CD and Jon of Random Acts of Geekery. "Wait a minute now! I know I don't have a barn or horses! Whose house is this anyway and how for the love of AOL did we all get here?" Well here comes my wife with the cake. I suggest we all eat it quickly and get out of here before the owners show up. Please don't break anything before we leave.

The Beatles A Hard Days Night/I Should Have Known Better

Here is a rare piece of picture sleeve art. The cover to the 45 of the Beatles "A Hard Days Night." As you can see this was not released on Capitol or EMI but on United Artist.

New Jan and Dean CD The Complete Liberty Singles

When surf songs promoting life on the beach became big hits on the charts it spawned many new groups. Groups like the Atlantics, the Surfaris, the Beach Boys, the Tornadoes, Jan and Dean, the Ventures, etc. While the Beach Boys were the ones to shoot to super stardom, a close second in the surf music category goes to Jan and Dean. Many say that their fame was only because of their friendship with the Beach Boys. However, the two of them together make up one Brian Wilson. I am glad that the Beach Boys were a family band but I think Brian could have been a hit as a solo artist. Jan Berry was musical genisus and the high falsettos of Brian's could only be equaled by Dean Torrance. Here is what the makers of this CD have to say about their new Jan and Dean CD.
A big part of our job here at Collectors' Choice Music is to survey the pop music landscape (or in this case, seascape) for artists whose collections don't really do them justice, and we think there's a strong case to be made that Jan & Dean are at the head of the line. Sure, their classic Liberty recordings have been anthologized, but never comprehensively, and almost always in re-mixed stereo, NOT in their original mono. Well, not this time. We've gone back to the original mono single tapes of EVERY one of Jan & Dean's Liberty singles, both their A and B-sides, then checked and checked again to make sure they were the RIGHT tapes, to bring you the ORIGINAL MONO SINGLE VERSIONS of these songs, exactly as they were released and exactly as they sounded when they climbed the charts and blared out of your Woody's car radio. The package includes extensive liner notes by Ed Osborne and David Beard featuring interviews with those close to the action, like engineer/producer Bones Howe, Jan Berry friend/co-writer Don Altfeld and Dean Torrence himself, plus photos of Jan and Dean and shots of some of the single's label and jacket art.
Below is a listing of the songs on the CD

1. A Sunday Kind Of Love

2. Poor Little Puppet

3. Tennessee

4. Your Heart Has Changed Its Mind

5. My Favorite Dream

6. Who Put The Bomp

7. Frosty The Snowman

8. She's Still Talking Baby Talk

9. Linda

10. When I Learn How To Cry

11. Surf City

12. She's My Summer Girl

13. Honolulu Lulu

14. Someday (You'll Go Walking By)

15. Drag City

16. Schlock Rod (Part 1)

17. Dead Man's Curve

18. The New Girl In School

19. The Little Old Lady (From Pasadena)

20. My Mighty G.T.O.

21. Ride The Wild Surf

22. The Anaheim, Azusa And Cucamonga Sewing Circle, Book Review And Timing Association

23. Sidewalk Surfin'

24. When It's Over

25. (Here They Come) From All Over The World

26. Freeway Flyer

27. You Really Know How To Hurt A Guy

28. It's As Easy As 1, 2, 3

29. It's A Shame To Say Goodbye

30. The Submarine Races

31. I Found A Girl

32. A Beginning From An End

33. Folk City

34. Norwegian Wood

35. Batman

36. Bucket 'T'

37. Popsicle

38. Fiddle Around

39. Surfer's Dream

40. School Day (Ring! Ring! Goes The Bell)

41. The Universal Coward

42. Can't Wait To Love You

You can order it by clicking on the Amazon link below. All sales go to the upkeep of this site.

Gilbert O'Sullivan Get Down Spanish

Monkees: Alternate Title 1967 Germany release

Micky Dolenz: Lovelight: Only Released In Japan

Beach Boys When I Grow Up (To Be A Man)/She Knows Me Too Well 1964

Neil Diamond: Headed For The Future

Billy Joel: This Is The Time

Dean Martin: Volare (Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu)

Michael Nesmith and the First National Band: Nevada Fighter

Ink Spots: 1949

Julio Iglesias and Diana Ross: All of You

Paul McCartney: No More Lonely Nights

Sheena Easton: The Lover in Me

Elvis: It's Only Love

Pat Harrington Jr.

Monkees: Daydream Believer Germany 1967

Clarence Carter: Testifyin'

George Harrison

Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band: Like A Rock and Livin Inside My Heart

It was a hit on the charts and later sold a lot of trucks.