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Duffryn High School opened in 1959, serving the local community around the Tredegar Park area of Newport. The site is also home to the Duffryn Community Sports Centre.
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Road: M4 - Exit the M4 at junction 28, and then head east along the A48 towards Newport. At the next roundabout, take the exit for the B4239 and then follow this left at the next roundabout and then bear right onto Lighthouse Road. The school will be on the right. +
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Access: privateStatus: recognisableNorth Building
School Reunion
Filmed: 2 Sep 2005
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Access: privateStatus: recognisableSouth Building
School Reunion
Filmed: 6 Sep 2005
The Doctor and Sarah meet up with Mickey and Rose.
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Filmed: Aug-Sep 2005
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Filmed: 6 Sep 2005
The Doctor, Mickey, Rose, and Sarah discuss the situation.
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Filmed: Aug-Sep 2005
The school front explodes, to the delight of the pupils!
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The front of the school was recreated in CGI for the explosion sequence.
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Tredegar House (The Christmas Invasion, New Earth, Tooth and Claw, The Girl in the Fireplace, Army of Ghosts, Cyberwoman, Human Nature, The Family of Blood, Something Borrowed, The Unicorn and The Wasp, The Next Doctor, Doctor Who Series Six, The End of Time): 0.75 miles.
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27 Aug 2010: Cloister Bell on YouTube - Video of a visit to the school (exterior)
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Duffryn High School - Official Site
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Nola's definitely puts you right back into New Orleans!!! The setting, music, food, drink, and beads all makes for a true Bourbon Street experience!!!! The food is delicious, and servings generous! Public parking right next door. You can dine out in the patio, or inside looking out! I'm sure if you come on the weekend during happy hour, you'll have a fun time giving away your beads!!!!
Server great Food WONDERFUL, delicious! Good presentation. Bacon Jam? Tried it, loved it. Wanted to buy a jar. Very clever setting; imaginative, appealing, inviting. We'll be back!!!! Charlotte Gross and the Gang of Seven.
Made a reservation thru Open table on my iPhone. Showed up a little early. Parking was hard to find on Wednesday night but found a lot about two blocks away. Party of six and we had Flank Steak-tender and tasty, Jumbalaya-very good, not too spicy, good mixture of chicken, shrimp, sausage and rice, Firecracker Cajun Pasta- creamy with lots of pasta, Seafood Étouffée-creamy and spiced very well with lots of seafood, and chicken and waffles-chicken was tender and moist and the waffles were light. Overall a very enjoy was had by all. Would definitely go back and would recommend to others.
Have dined here twice with groups and had a wonderful evening both times. Service was timely, but not obtrusive and though the restaurant is open and can get noisy, we were able to hear one another in the larger main room upstairs as well as in a small private room. Everything, the crabamole, gumbo, etouffee, jambalaya, ribs, fish tacos, skirt steak, fried chicken and hamburger, was excellent. Although some diners found the jambalaya and other creole items a tad spicy, that was easily remedied by ordering mild rather than spicy. Complete the experience with the hurricane cocktail and don't forget beignets for dessert! Overall great experience and a fun place to celebrate with Marde Gras beads at every place setting.
Staff is cool, ambience is New Orleans and the food is all amazing. Please don't miss the shrimp and grits. They are the creamiest, delectable dish you may ever have.
Food and service were excellent. The glass of sangria was 24 ounces -- a memorable drink.
The food was great! Great atmosphere and very friendly staff!
Great southern comfort food! Service was a little slow but it was really fun and good eats
Loved the great food and service everything was just right and was perfect for our birthday celebration!
Took a group to Nola for a dinner celebrate (kids leaving for college). Great location with easy access to the airport. FUN place with great ambience Several people had never been to Nola and commented "What a find". Always enjoy seeing the trees draped with beads outside the restaurant.
This is one of my favorite places in the Bay Area. It never fails to disappoint visiting guests!
Went for a girls night out and to celebrate a birthday! Our server was amazing! He kept checking in with us to make sure everything was ok! Overall we had so much fun and that was because of the service we were provided. We will definitely be back!
I took a friend and her daughter for a b'day celebration. Our server was great! Friendly, brought food in a timely manner, checked to see how everything was and if we needed any thing. We had the chicken and biscuits and bacon jam. I'm here to tell you that the bacon jam was out of this world! At first I thought, "Bacon jam? I don't think so", but once I sampled it I wanted a jar to take home! The Big Boy Sundae was humongous! I should have read the contents before ordering. Took half home. Cat loved it, too. Thanks for a great time, great service and the food great. Charlotte Gross, still stuffed. Cat demanding more sundae.
I had been here once before for a get together with friends and both times we were seated in the outdoor patio that is in the middle of the restaurant. It's two stories so you have great views of the diners on the 2nd level and also the starry sky when you look up. The food was delicious - I ordered the crabamole and the bbq shrimp and grits. The grits were the best I've ever tasted! My friends also ordered the vegetarian jambalaya (I think) and a side of rice and beans. The rice and beans came with andouille sausage and a piece of cornbread! It was like a little meal in itself and the flavors were so wonderful. I will definitely be coming back again!
It was a fresh environment and had amazing food. I didn't expect to eat it all but I just couldn't stop eating the Jumbalaya. Everything was just right.
Nola has awesome Cajun food and great service. The restaurant has a partially open courtyard where some tables are so you get an outdoor dining experience while being surrounded by four walls. It's a nice way to fine al fresco. Try the fish tacos; they are delicious. The pecan pie for dessert is a good choice. Any of the flavored lemonades are great accompaniments to any meal.
I love the food and the service was excellent. The Hostess was gracious and attentive and Chris, our server was on top of it! He took care of us from beginning (with the drink suggestions) all the way to the end! While I was waiting for my friend, the Hostess and other waiters were checking on me and were very attentive but not hovering--which is a plus!!! I suggest everyone try this place. Oh and the Chef was out there checking with us (the patrons) to make sure the food was excellent as it was. THIS. IS. THE. PLACE. TO. BE.
Nola's never disappoints! We had a team/group dinner including birthdays. The table was decorated, the staff took care of the cake that I brought in and the wait staff was perfect. Of course the food was outstanding as well. Thank you.
Food was good for what it was - which is mostly fried, high carb, high fat Cajun fare. Service was slow overall and our waitress made us wait 20 minutes between delivering the check and picking up our credit card. Made me not want to come back.
We had four people and one had all sorts of special requests. Our waiter was extremely professional and got the special order right, all with a big smile on his face. Food is always excellent!
I've been to Nola's many times and I keep coming back. Whether I'm in the mood for an interesting dinner in the restaurant or amazing drinks in the bar/couch area - I always end up at Nola's.
Large place with multiple bars and an upstairs dining area away from the bar scene. Food was good, service was good - overall a fun experience. I would recommend it for people who also like to eat dinner at a later time (9PM or later) as so many places start closing at 10PM, this place was seating people and serving well past 11PM.
Nola's never fails to have a delicious and vibrant menu! I'm constantly pleased with what I order (I try to order something different time but always recall loving what I've ordered in the past, making it a truely hard decision) For appetisers you CAN NOT pass up the Crabamole! It's TO DIE FOR! (A real crowd pleaser) There is a great wine list for all the other wineo's like myself out there! And dessert.... Let's just say if you can manage to stop eating long enough to save room, you really should! Service is always great, ambiance is lively. Just an all around fun resuaurant that really captures the essence of New Orleans!
Love the atmosphere, the food is super tasty and the wait staff always very friendly. Definitely not a place if you want a quieter night but great for groups and for some fun. Food came out very fast and love the raspberry mohito!
Update of cajan and Creole food. We had "small plates" which were small, but very taste. Place was very busy on a Friday evening, we had made reservations and called to say we would be late due to traffic. They had the table waiting for us when we arrived. My only complaint is the noise, being a Friday evening, the bar was packed and the overall noise level high.
I've dined at NOLA - Palo Alto on a week night, and on a Saturday night. Both times the food was great. On the Saturday visit I was with a party of eight. We had our own private room, but did not feel forgotten. We had 4 kids with us, a variety of dining tastes, and even the pickiest loved it. The waiter was very good with the kids. The bar was full of college age kids and the noise level was high. Slightly less authentic experience because the music was the type you hear every day on the radio. On our weeknight visit, the two of us were seated in the open-air section by the fountain. The music was more suited to the theme of the restaurant. It was about 1/2 full, but was not noisy or rowdy, as on the weekend.
Everything was perfect except for the checkins were rarely done and we sat waiting at our table to order food and it took forever for someone to show up
Great place to celebrate with friends: festive and lively, with very attentive service, but the second floor is quiet enough that you can have a conversation at the table and hear each other.
Went for my birthday lunch. The place had a good energy, and staff was very friendly.
Been here a couple times and the food is always outstanding
Great food, awesome drinks. Though, I was disappointed that they took the gator dumplings off the menu :(
Generous portions and great food! The relaxed atmosphere reminiscent of the big easy (including the somewhat slow service) that may be better appreciated for dinner time, but will strain your time limits at lunch.
It's difficult to carry on a conversation on a Saturday evening in Nola, and the wait staff is not as attentive as on weeknights, but the mojitos remain excellent and the food pretty good if you appreciate N'awlins style.
Our party of 3 was seated upstairs which was nice--not too loud and we could hold a conversation. Our server was knowledgeable about the dishes and wines. We took his recommendation to keep the spicy sauce on the side for the jambalaya to be sure we could handle the heat or adjust as desired. Great idea! The sauce was super hot. The highlight of the meal was our starters: french fries, zucchini & okra with 3 dipping sauces (loved the wasabi aioli) and the heirloom tomatoes and fried green tomatoes with fresh mozzarella and basil. We didn't have time for dessert, but will make the trip to try the beignets suggested by our server!
The service was outstanding. Ordered some ribs and chicken and unfortunately while moist were somewhat dry. Told the server and the manager came out, replaced our orders at no cost, and the kitchen nailed it. The ribs and chicken were good and moist like expected. Overall enjoyable experience.
I think it's the best restaurant in Palo Alto, hands down. My only slight hesitation is the noise level- "energetic" doesn't do it justice- it's *loud*. But if you want excellent food and drink and don't care about deep conversation, Nola is the place to go.
You can choose noisy or quiet if you make a reservation.
My husband and I came here for a Friday date-night. We were a bit upset as we checked in for our reservation... then the hostess proceeded to seat a couple that arrived after us first. Once at the table (next to the fountain), it took quite a while for our waiter to come take drink orders, then a while longer for drinks to arrive (beer and iced tea, nothing fancy). I am gluten intolerant and was impressed that the gluten free menu is pretty big. I really enjoyed my salad (though I would've liked the option to add a meat to it) and brussels sprouts. One suggestion to the restaurant: please make a 1/2 rack of ribs a small plate or side item! It was a bit loud, but overall we really enjoyed our dinner and will be back again soon.
We went to NOLA for my birthday dinner and we were very happy overall with the food and service. We would have loved to see more authentic NOLA drinks like the Pimms Cup and Green Fairy, but they did alright with the Hurricane. The original is much more potent.
We arrived on time for our reservation and were seated immediately. Excellent Hurricane and Mojito, pretty good gator meatballs and the jambalaya was pretty darn good. It wasn't New Orleans, but it was as good as I've had without being there.
Nola stands for New Orleans Louisiana & they deliver a great theme & stylized good food. High quality ingredients + cook kitchen=delectable grub
I dined most recently on Sat. Nov 16th. I ordered the Bayou Boil as an appetizer, I was underwhelmed with the Crawfish - they were small and I tasted no spice - not the way I am used to having Mudbugs. As my entree I had the fried chicken and cornmeal waffles they were awesome. The fried chicken was perfectly battered and the fruit butter spread that came on the waffles was very yummy. In the past I have had the Shrimp and grits and the Andouille Sausage Stuffed Pork Chop (the pork chop was not on the menu recently). Both are delicious. This can be a loud place with lots of twentysomethings hanging in the bar on Fri & Sat nights. It is also a great place to bring your girlfriends for an unforgettable Birthday celebration!
The food was delicious- the cornbread insanely so.
We went after Stanford whooped Cal in the Big Game. This restaurant delivers exactly what you would expect from the Website. We had great service good Wine and the food was perfect. I would like to see a broader wine list.
You can't help but have fun at Nola's! The drinks are decant and the food is delicious.
The minute you walk in you forget you are in California. Wonderful atmosphere, and food!!!
I love NOLAs. Always great service and great food. Definitely recommend the ribs.
Great with giving suggestions for food, made our anniversary special, great fun atmosphere, pretty cool place! Didn't want to go somewhere stuffy and fancy, and this place was fantastic.
I had been to the lounge section of the restaurant quite a few times and ate appetizers, which are all delicious. But I am so glad I actually made reservations for the restaurant.
Picked Nola for my bday dinner with family. This is my 2nd visit, so I knew the foods are good, and the services are excellent. But I didn't know that they were also good for kids. As soon as we seated, the waitress brought crayons to keep my daughter busy while adults were picking dinner. Plus kids gets free fries which definitely thoughtful. So, I ordered raspberry mojito, which I love but for my husband, it's a so-so. We start our dinner with shrimp and grits which is very tasty! For the main menu, I got regular spicy jambalaya which was so good, but sadly it's still too spicy my daughter. And my husband got skirt steak which is a little too sweet and the green bean is not soft enough, but it's still good. Oh, and the portions are huge.


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This group is for everyone interested in family history and local history in the ancient County of Surrey, England, including south London areas of Southwark, Lambeth, Battersea, Camberwell, Bermondsey, Newington, Rotherhithe and Wandsworth.
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My gr gr grandfather was suposed to have been born at Uplands farm near Wootton Surrey.1836 or 7.His parents John and Amelia LaMott Anderson.He apprenticed as a baker in Dorking and had to return…Continue
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Surrey Heritage's Marvels of the Month for February are now online at http://www.surreycc.gov.uk/marvels and on display in the Surrey History Centre foyer. This month, we celebrate 'Your Paintings' and a literary connection, highlight the historical significance of seals, and discover an affectionate side to Surrey politician, Henry Goulburn.
We're delighted to announce the relaunch of Exploring Surrey's Past which has a brand new look and feel, with additional content and features that can be easily browsed on smartphones and tablets. New items, such as image galleries and historic maps, are being added on a regular basis, so do keep visiting, and let us know what you think of the new website at http://www.exploringsurreyspast.org.uk
Just a reminder that the searchroom at Surrey History Centre will be closed for research this Saturday, 6 October, because of the Surrey Heritage Celebration Open Day.
Are you planning to come along to the Military Roadshow at Surrey History Centre this Saturday, 9 June? Don't forget, there's also an excellent talk by military historians, Andy Robertshaw and Steve Roberts. More details at http://www.exploringsurreyspast.org.uk/news/001039.html and http://www.exploringsurreyspast.org.uk/news/001038.html.
Everything is sorted and Surrey History Centre is open for business today (Fri 4 May)!
We've been having power supply problems so, if you're planning to come to Surrey History Centre tomorrow (Fri 4 May), please tel 01483 518737 prior to your visit. We are closed on Saturday 5 May (as it's a Bank Holiday weekend) and will re-open at 09.30 on Tuesday 8 May.
Did your ancestor serve time in Surrey County Gaol? An online index to the register of prison deaths, 1798–1878, is now available on the Surrey History Centre website. The gaol in Horsemonger Lane, Newington, was Surrey's principal prison and place of execution up to its closure in 1878, housing up to 300 criminals and debtors. http://bit.ly/xcnceC
We are proud to announce that Surrey History Centre has been voted winner of the Archive of the Year Award 2012 by readers of 'Your Family History' Magazine. The award was presented to us at the WDYTYA Olympia show by Colin McFarlane and Nick Barratt. A big Thank You to everyone who voted for us! http://www.exploringsurreyspast.org.uk/news/001033.html
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Eoin Morgan has hailed the influence of Kevin Pietersen as England prepare to begin their one-day international series against Australia.
Morgan will lead out an England side at Headingley on Friday missing regular skipper Alastair Cook, Ian Bell, James Anderson, Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann, with all those players rested following the Ashes.
But Pietersen will take his place in a relatively inexperienced team and Morgan is happy to have the Surrey batsman on board.
"Kev offers a hell of a lot as a senior player and as a batsman," he said on Sky Sports News.
"As a senior player he leads by example with the confidence in which he goes about his business. People rub off on that and that's crucial.
"When I first came into the team he was one of the more senior players and he was a guy you could turn to and ask difficult questions or have no hesitation in turning to him for a positive option.
"In that regard I think he's fantastic to have in the squad and back in for the one-day series."
With Cook and Bell both missing for this series, Pietersen may be given the chance to open the batting for England, a role he has filled before in the 50-over game.
But Morgan insists he is not the only player capable of filling in at the top of the order, and said: "It's certainly an option. Kev's opened the batting for England before and done well.
"He also bats in the middle-order as a very explosive player. He's very versatile in that regard so we'll be looking at both options."
He added: "They're (the openers) filling big shoes.
"Cooky and Belly have been very successful now for a couple of years and they've been a huge part of our success as a one-day team
"With the two new balls in one-day cricket it makes that role more difficult now, so it's an important role and one that we recognise needs filling."
While Morgan and Pietersen will be expected to fill leadership roles within the group, the Middlesex man is excited to see young players coming through and could hand a new cap to Sussex bowler Chris Jordan on Friday.
"Those games (as captain) in particular I've really enjoyed," he said. "The things I've most enjoyed about them has been handing out caps to debutants.
"It's fantastic to see guys being rewarded for a lot of hard work over a number of years and being rewarded by pulling the England shirt on and that makes me smile every day.
"We've got a young, talented, exciting team playing in this series and it can be a stepping stone looking ahead to the 2015 World Cup.
"We want to win that World Cup and that's a huge goal of ours.
"This series in particular is going to be a hard fought series for both sides and really exciting at the same time."
Morgan did not feature in the Test series with the top-order seemingly set and Jonny Bairstow and Chris Woakes both preferred to bat at six.
But with the next Ashes in Australia just months away, Morgan has not ruled out muscling his way back into the five-day side.
"At this stage of the summer I'm taking every innings as an opportunity to score runs and to prove what I'm capable of doing," he said.
"And if that opportunity arrives at the end of the summer I'd be a very happy man.
"At this time of the year there are very few games left in the season, so every opportunity for me is obviously a big one in trying to score runs and show people what I'm capable of.
"The summer has been a bit of stuttery one for me, I've been injured a lot and missed a lot of cricket, so I'm just enjoying my batting."


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Caring for Every Child's Mental Health Caring Connections SYSTEMS OF CARE Changing Lives Across the U.S. This Issue Changing Lives Across U.S. Healthy Recipes Easy Tips for Talking to Kids Safety in Home Visitation Resources, Resources... Mark Your Calendar Fall/Winter 2010-11 My name is Jennifer and I have a 15 year old daughter. My daughter is very smart, but there is one problem: she struggles with emotional and mental problems. At times, her problem can be very difficult to cope with. We have tried several different therapists and doctors but nothing seemed to work; and it becomes very frustrating for me and my daughter. At the age of 11, my daughter was involved with the juvenile court and was in and out of psychiatric wards. Many days I felt very hopeless, and at night I would scream and cry out, asking "why me?" One day, I opened up to a friend and shared what I was going through, she told me about a program called Tapestry Systems of Care; and all the things that they had to offer. At that point, I was willing to try anything that could possibly make our lives better. At first, I thought Tapestry would fix all my problems and that they would perform a miracle on my family. I was assigned a Care Coordinator who came out to my home to meet with me and my daughter. The Care Coordinator met with my daughter at school at least once a week, as well. She always answered her phone whenever I called no matter what time of day it was. The Care Coordinator was patient, consistent and dedicated. Sometimes my daughter would curse at our Care Coordinator, but she never gave up on us. One day, our Care Coordinator suggested that we attend a parent support group that met every month. I started going to the support group and really enjoyed the meetings. There, I met other parents who were going through similar situations. I appreciated the support the parents gave each other. Tapestry Systems of Care has played a great role in my life. My daughter is doing a lot better. There are still some days that are rough. Problems still arise; but now, we know how to handle them. My outlook and reactions have changed towards my daughter. She is doing well in school and has a 3.0 grade average. She does well at home for the most part. I am very grateful and humbled by what Systems of Care has done in our lives. Sincerely, Jennifer, Parent Cuyahoga Tapestry Systems of Care Cleveland, OH HEALTHY WEBSITES www.nourishinteractive.com www.kidshealth.org www.mypyramid.gov www.pecentral.org www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au www.guidingstars.com/ LIVE HEALTHY—RECIPES FOR YOUR FAMILY Crunchy Cornflake Chicken Ingredients • 3 cups cornflakes • 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour • 1 teaspoon paprika • 1/2 teaspoon onion powder • 1/4 teaspoon ground sage • Salt and pepper • 1/2 cup milk • 2 1/2 pounds bone-in chicken parts (breasts, wings, drumsticks, thighs) Instructions Heat the oven to 375º. To make the coating, pour the cornflakes into a sealable gallon-size plastic bag and use a rolling pin (or your palms) to crush the cereal. Open the bag and add the flour, paprika, onion powder, and sage. Shake salt and pepper (about 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon of each, depending on your family's taste) into the bag, reseal, and shake until well combined. Pour the milk into a shallow bowl. Rinse the chicken pieces. Dip one piece in the milk, drop it in the bag of cornflake mix, and shake until the chicken is thoroughly coated. Place the chicken skin-side up in an ungreased baking pan. Repeat until all the pieces are coated. Discard any leftover coating, and wash your hands thoroughly after handling the raw chicken. Bake for 50 minutes or until done. (Meanwhile, prepare the potatoes, carrots, and biscuits.) Be sure to check the chicken for doneness (see our tip, above). Serves 4 to 6 Beef Taquitos Ingredients • 1 tablespoon vegetable oil, plus more for brushing on the taquitos • 1 medium onion, finely chopped • 1 clove garlic, minced • 3/4 pound lean ground beef • 1 cup salsa, plus more for dipping • 2 teaspoons chili powder • 1/2 teaspoon salt • 1/4 teaspoon pepper • 10 (6-inch) flour tortillas • 1/2 cup shredded Cheddar or Monterey Jack • Sour cream Instructions Heat the oven to 400º. Heat the oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the onion and garlic and cook them for 3 minutes, stirring often. Add the beef and use a wooden spoon or a spatula to break it up while it cooks, until it is no longer red, about 3 minutes. Stir in 1/2 cup of the salsa, the chili powder, and the salt and pepper. Cook the mixture over low heat, stirring occasionally, for 10 minutes. Place the tortillas on a plate and cover them with damp paper towels. Microwave them until warm and pliable, about 45 seconds. Top each tortilla with 1/4 cup of the beef mixture, spread-ing it to an inch from the edges. Sprinkle cheese evenly over the beef. Roll up the tortillas and place them on a foil-lined baking sheet with the seam sides down. Brush the taquitos lightly with vegetable oil, then bake them until the filling is heated through and the tortillas are lightly browned, about 8 to 12 minutes. Serve them hot with sour cream and/or salsa. Serves 4 to 6. EASY TIPS ON TALKING WITH YOUR KIDS Ask questions that require more than a one word answer, such a "yes" or "no." Answer your children's questions thoughtfully and encourage them to answer their own questions. If you don't know the answer to a question, tell them so, and suggest ways to find the answer together. Value your children's answers. Don't use your talks as a chance to criticize and blame. If your children are unafraid to talk with you, you can more easily help them improve or change behavior. Listen closely. If your children be-lieve their feelings and ideas are valued, they will be more likely to talk openly and you can learn a great deal about how they think and whet they feel. You can help set the stage for your children Tell stories to your children. Children love to hear stories. Tell your children stories about when they were younger. They love hearing these and they make children feel valued. Tell stories about yourself when you were a child. This also shows how you work , play, make mistakes, and celebrate success. TIPS ON MAKING RULES Discuss how rules protect health, safety, and the rights of children and others. Let children know you love them too much to let them take dangerous risks or get into trouble. Set rules to help them take care of themselves, avoid dangerous situations, and respect themselves and others. Discuss how different families have different rules. Let your child know that, in different houses and in different countries, families may have different rules. In your family, your child follows the family's rules. Discuss your rules and expectations in advance. Make clear rules with your child. Make sure everyone understands the consequences for breaking the rules. Don't make too many rules-you might not remember or enforce them all consistently Follow Through! Children need to know that rules are enforced. Young children test their boundaries. Clear messages let them know potential dangers and that you care about their well-being. Don't make any rules you do not intend to enforce. Rules without reinforcement have no meaning for children. Therefore, set rules you know you can and will enforce. Don't Impose harsh or unexpected new punishments. Stick to consequences that have been set ahead of time. Be sure that anger doesn't influence your discipline. If you need one, give yourself a "cooling off" period before confronting your child Praise children when they follow the rules. Positive reinforcement helps them develop self– confidence and trust in their own judgments. HOLD REGULAR FAMILY MEETINGS If you start having regular family meetings while a child is young, you will help set the stage for an easier passage through the teen years. Children who can talk to their parents about schedules, money needs, and future plans regularly when they're young will find it easier to discuss those issues as teenagers. Short and Often: Hold regular meetings but keep them short for the younger members. You can talk about anything, depending on what your family needs. Always remember to ask their opinions. This is a family meeting, not a lecture from parents. Using a "speaking stick" or something like that ensures that every voices gets heard equally. It will also teach children patience and improve their listening skills. To Learn More About Building Blocks for a Healthy Future, check out: bblocks.samhsa.gov For more information, contact the Home Visitation Advisory Council at the Oklahoma State Department of Health (405) 271-7611 LIVE WELL TAKE CARE OF YOU Safety Guidelines for Home Visitors Before the Visit 1. Determine if there are any risk factors associated with the family, their home, or their neighborhood. 2. If a high crime area schedule visits early in the day. 3. If traveling to a new area, visit the area to become familiar with the neighborhood. 4. Ask if there are animals, and if they can be put away for the visit. 5. Leave make-of-car, license plate number with supervisor and co-workers. 6. Leave a schedule of visits for the day with supervisor and let him/her know if there are any changes. 7. Keep vehicle well maintained with at least a half-tank of gas. 8. Program your phone to be able to call emergency numbers easily. 9. Carry in a pocket your driver's license and a small amount of cash. 10. Always wear your picture identification/name badge. 11. Leave valuables at home or place in the trunk of your car before leaving the office. Do not attempt to place in the trunk while parked for visit. When preparing to park and leave your vehicle 1. Observe the safety of the home/neighborhood before stopping. If there are questionable activities, continue driving and inform your supervisor. 2. Be alert. Turn off the radio– Look, Listen and Feel. 3. Park in the open and near a light source that offers the safest walking route to the home. 4. Park on the street, rather than the driveway. Park facing the direction in which you will leave. 5. If a family lives in an apartment complex, locate the building before leaving the car. 6. Take only the items necessary for the home visit. 7. Lock your car at all times. When approaching the home 1. If you are approached be brief with the person and continue moving. 2. Observe the outside of the home. 3. Be award of smells associated with substance use. 4. Look for signs of someone being home, and if there is any danger. 5. Do not enter the yard/house when questionable persons are present, anyone is intoxicated, violence is in progress, there is no quick escape, or vicious animals are present. When entering the home 1. Go to the door that is in plain sight of the street and stand to the side of the door. 2. Do not enter the home if an unseen person calls for you. 3. Do not enter the home if an adult if not present. 4. If they will not let you enter do not try to persuade them. 5. When the door is opened quickly observe the inside. When in the home 1. Stay near an exit. 2. Pay attention to unusual smells. 3. Limit amount of personal information you share with the family. 4. When there is a choice sit in a hard chair. 5. Leave immediately if you feel unsafe. When leaving the home 1. Observe any activity or persons near the home or in the neighborhood. 2. When leaving a home visit have car keys in hand when walking to your car. Leave immediately. Children are the world's most valuable resources and the best hope for the future. -John F Kennedy RESOURCES, RESOURCES, RESOURCES... NEW TEEN SUPPORT GROUP Teen Depression Support Group Contact: Cheryl Schirren Phone: 405.354.5650 1st and 3rd Thursday's of every month in Yukon Online Resources for Children, Youth, and Families • Alcohol: www.Why21.org www.underagedrinking.samhsa.gov • Bullying: www.ncpc.org/programs/circle-of-respect • Crisis Planning and Recovery: www.brighthorizons.com/talktochildren • Dating Violence: www.Loveisrespect.org • Energy Drinks: www.family.samhsa.gov/monitor/energydrinks.aspx • Gangs: www.ncpc.org/resources/files/pdf/gangs/gangs.pdf • Inhalants: www.inhalants.org • Internet Safety: www.netsmartz.org • Marijuana: www.marijuana-info.org • Mental Health: www.reachout.com • Methamphetamine: www.crystaldarkness.com • Military Families: www.operationmilitarykids.org • Parent Resources: www.mvparents.com • Personal Health: www.cdc.gov • Prescription Drugs: www.drugfree.org/notinmyhouse • School Safety: www.cpsv.org • Substance Abuse: www.theantidrug.com www.drugfree.org • Suicide: www.jasonfoundation.com • Tobacco: www.tobaccofreekids.org • Youth Violence: www.safeyouth.org • Youth-Led Organizations: www.ok.gov/okswat www.sadd.org/intro.htm • Youth Websites: www.checkyourself.com www.stopswithme.com www.abovetheinfluence.com Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Oklahoma Systems of Care 1200 N.E. 13th St/P.O. Box 53277 Oklahoma City, OK 73152-3277 (405) 522-4151 www.ok.gov/odmhsas OKLAHOMA SYSTEMS OF CARE Mark Your Calendar Annual Children's Behavioral Health Conference May 24-26, 2011 Embassy Suites Norman—Hotel & Convention Center More information coming soon... ——————————————–———- OKLAHOMA SYSTEMS OF CARE—TRAINING 2010 December 17 Tulsa Family Support Provider Training 2011 January 13-14 OKC Fundamentals of Wraparound 101 February 11 OKC Family Support Provider Training February 18 Tulsa Strength Based Supervision February 25 OKC IEPs and Section 504 March 10-11 Tulsa Fundamentals of Wraparound 101 March 25 OKC Substance Abuse Training For more information about Oklahoma Systems of Care training, contact Traci Brownlow at (405) 522-8019. ————— Online registration is available at www.ok.gov/odmhsas by clicking on "Calendar of Events".


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Because I lack the time for proper updates and full posts, I've decided to start two sister sites that grab news from around the web in the form of quotes, short posts, links, images, and videos. The first site is all about those lovable tea bagging morons. The second site is a site dedicated to showing how the Republican Party is no longer the Grand Old Party and cannot be taken seriously. They have really become the Grand Old Parody. Check them out and subscribe to their feeds for more regular updates.


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South Boston stabbing leaves boyfriend reeling
SOUTH BOSTON, Mass. (WHDH) -- A South Boston stabbing has left one woman dead and another in jail. People who knew the victim are shocked by the brutal crime.
"I miss her terribly already. And I'm gonna miss her every day for the rest of my life," said her boyfriend, Richard Mackie.
Mackie said he tried stop the bleeding after his girlfriend was stabbed Friday night in the living room of his apartment at the old colony housing development. Mackie says he raced from his bedroom to help her.
"I got up I walked over here. The door was slammed. And Shannon was laying right here."
The 38-year-old mother of five was pronounced dead at Boston Medical Center. Police have charged a 20-year-old with her murder. Mackie said his girlfriend used to babysit the woman that police suspect killed her.
"I just don't understand why she would stick a knife in the person who helped bring her up."
Mackie said he isn't sure what led to the stabbing. He described playing cards with another man and the two women. He says there was some playful fighting before, somehow, it turned deadly.
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Is Arizona's SB 1070 Immigration Law Constitutional? >
The Constitution Protects U.S. Citizens From Laws Like Arizona's
The Constitution prohibits states from taking matters like immigration into their own hands
April 23, 2012
Arizona's frustration with our nation's dysfunctional immigration system is understandable. But its restrictive "show me your papers" immigration law is unconstitutional and un-American.
The U.S. Constitution protects and safeguards our most fundamental rights—the rights that are the bedrock of our freedom and democracy. Each of us has the right to be treated equally and fairly, and to not be discriminated against on the basis of the color of our skin or the accent with which we may speak.
[See a collection of political cartoons on immigration.]
Arizona's law violates these precious Constitutional protections. Already, in Arizona and other states with "show me your papers" laws, U.S. citizens who don't happen to carry proof of their birth in the United States in their back pockets are being treated with suspicion and are facing arrest and detention until they can convince law enforcement authorities of their citizenship. This racial profiling and assault on personal freedom and security is both unconstitutional and un-American.
The U.S. Constitution was also written to safeguard and protect our fundamental character as a nation of united states. In areas where it is important for states to determine their own policies, the Constitution protects states' rights. But in areas where it is important that our nation speak with one voice, the Constitution prohibits states from taking matters into their own hands.
Immigration is one of those areas involving our country's relations with foreign countries and nationals where our nation needs to speak with one voice. Just as states cannot sign their own treaties with, or declare war on, other countries, so too states cannot enact their own immigration laws. If they could, the resulting patchwork of 50 different state laws would lead to confusion, conflict, and chaos.
[Read: Immigration Reform Is Key to Job Creation.]
Other nations would retaliate and treat U.S. citizens unfairly as they travel, work and study abroad. Citizens and immigrants alike would flee from one state to another, seeking freedom from discriminatory laws. Businesses would leave states where their workers and visiting foreign managers were subject to intrusive police demands for "papers."
The United States could not survive as two nations—one slave, one free. Neither can the United States accommodate two sets of immigration laws—one that requires the Department of Homeland Security to enforce the laws that Congress enacts, and the other that requires all of us, citizens and immigrants alike, to "show me your papers."
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Birth date: April 3, 1942
Death date: February 6, 2012
Lonnie L. Pugh, 69, Marshfield, died on Monday, February 6, 2012 at House of the Dove Hospice Home, Marshfield.
A visitation will be held on Thursday, February 9, 2012 from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm at Rembs Funeral Home.
Lonnie was born on April 3, 1942 in Haywood County, Tennessee, the son of Andrew and Blanda (Peete) Pugh. He was united in marriage to Karen M. Potts on May 23, 1974. Lonnie owned and operated Pugh's Bar-B-Que and catering until his retirement due to ill health.
He is survived by his wife, Karen and his children, Keith (Jill) Pugh of Marshfield and Kevin (Althea) Pugh of Fort Wayne, IN. He is also survived by ten grandchildren. He is further survived by his mother, Blanda Pugh of Brownsville, Tennessee and brothers, Andrew of Brownsville, TN, James Willie of Edgar, WI, and Kip of Marshfield and by sisters, Linda Pugh and Gloria Rice, both of Decatur, IL, Debra Pugh and Blanda Byers, both of Brownsville, TN, Annette Peques of Toledo, OH, and Tammy Johnson of Ripley, TN.
He was preceded in death by his father, a brother, Kirby, two children, Luwanda and Tony and a special niece, Chandra.
In lieu of flowers memorials may be designated in Lonnie's name to the House of the Dove or to the charity of the donor's choice.
Condolences may be sent online to www.rembsfh.com
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Hidden Meanings of Body Moles
The Chinese believe moles can be lucky or unlucky depending on where they are located, what colour they are, and how large they appear in proportion to our body. A mole can be a tiny black speck on the feet signifying opportunities for travel, or it can be a dark red dot on the hand, often interpreted as indicating a particular skill or luck associated with one's hands. Moles on our backs denote some kind of burden we have to carry, while moles at the front of our bodies are said to attract success luck. This issue we offer this special feature on moles based on information from the Tung Shu and other Taoist sources. If you have ever wondered what that mole on your neck, back or thigh means, read on.
Some say that the moles on our bodies are in reality secret imprints carried over from our previous lives, stamps of some past karmic deed meant to ripen in this life, good as well as bad. Others contend that moles are messages of good fortune and misfortune that reflect important turning points of our life. Each noticeable mole on our body carries a hidden meaning, or depicts some secret obstacle or unexpected help from someone.
In certain traditions, the messages of moles were so significant it could even be read as bringing bad luck to the family, or so highly revered that the member of the family with the mole would be highly revered. Many cultures contend of course that the larger and more prominent the mole, the greater its power. Another widely held belief is that lighter-coloured moles spell better fortune. Here is what the Chinese generally have to say about moles on our body.
Moles On The Front Of The Body
Mole 1
Life will be quite a challenge for you and there will be times when things will not be easy. The good news is that if the mole is red in colour and appears more towards the front than the back, you will rise easily to whatever challenges may face you.
Mole 2
You are a person who is easily stressed. Remember to take a deep breath each time you feel unbearably pressured by your loved ones.
Mole 3
You are popular and efficient and your life is one busy challenge after another. You do not lack for work and are much in demand at social events. This is probably because you are likely to hold a high position with responsibilities to match.
Mole 4
A mole close to the middle of the front chest here indicates you must be careful about your eating habits, especially if the mole is black and prominent. On the plus side, if the mole is light-coloured, it means your husband/wife loves you a lot.
Mole 5
A mole on the upper breast suggests a happy life with few worries. But you need to take care of your health when you are in your fifties.
Mole 6
This is the sign of a very ambitious person with big dreams. If there are other indications of success on your palm or paht chee chart, you could rise to great prominence.
Mole 7
A mole here suggests someone who is generous and kind at heart. You are honourable and honest when conducting business.
Mole 8
A mole on the stomach signifies one who has everything going for them; your life will be smooth and safe. This is a very lucky mole and is better if small.
Mole 9
A mole here on your tummy signifies you will enjoy great wealth luck. The smaller the mole, the better, but it should be dark and clearly visible. If it touches your navel, you will rise to become seriously wealthy.
Mole 10
The man who finds a mole here will be blessed with many children.
Mole 11
A mole here suggests you are blessed with obedient children who will bring you much happiness. They will make you proud of them.
Mole 12
A mole here will bring plenty of good fortune. Everything will move smoothly in your life and there are also unexpected windfalls. When moles here appear as a pair, they indicate extreme good fortune.
Mole 13
To have a mole near either side of your lower abdominal area means you will have a handsome husband or a beautiful wife. You yourself will also be blessed with good looks.
Mole 14
A mole near the armpits is a sign of good fortune luck for males. If the mole is hidden deep inside the armpit, it means you will attain a high rank in life.
Mole 15
A mole on this part of the arm suggests that you need to work hard for everything you get. You could also be involved in a very physical kind of work.
Mole 16
A mole on the inside curvature of your arm suggests that it is hard for you to get recognition for the hard work you do. Getting the results you want could be elusive.
Mole 17
A mole on the inside lower hand area suggests you will deal with money all your life, although the money is not necessarily yours. You should be careful in all your financial dealings, as this mole is a warning mole.
Mole 18
A mole on your inside wrist means you love spending money and will have a hard time hanging on to your wealth. Practise giving to charity and this will ensure you have plenty of money to spend and to give away. When the mole is on the left hand, it means money flows out faster than you can make it. On the right hand, some say this mole attracts a flow of money.
Mole 19
A mole or moles found on the inside thighs of men is an indication of inheritance luck, so there is a possibility of you being left a small fortune by some relative. On women, it suggests that wealth will come from your own efforts.
Mole 20
Moles on the lower leg are not such a good indication, as these suggest there is hardship and suffering that you have to endure in your life.
Mole 21
Moles near the front part of the feet of a man denotes a life filled with travel both for pleasure as well as for work. If the mole is small and is a dot, it suggests happiness in travel. When the mole is too large, it suggests that travel brings problems.
Mole 22
A mole found on the base of your neck can sometimes indicate a short life, with the possibility of being highly stressed out. Learn to relax.
Mole 23
One with this mole finds herself entrusted with the responsibility of taking care of the family. But it is also an indication that she will do a marvelous job and will be well rewarded in later life.
Mole 24
This mole indicates one who is very passionate with a high sex drive.
Mole 25
You know your kids are in safe hands if you find this mole on a woman, as this is a woman who loves children. She will also have great affinity with them.
Mole 26
A woman with unstable characteristics will have this mole. She will also have a tendency to overspend.
Mole 27
Don't confide in this woman because it is likely she cannot keep a secret. She does not mean any harm but she loves to talk… so beware.
Mole 28
A mole here suggests you should take care of your money, or you could find yourself losing some of your hard-earned cash.
Mole 29
This is a very happy lady who happens to be extremely loaded. This mole is a very reliable indicator of prosperity and wealth.
Mole 30
This is a very good mole which suggests a person with a nice disposition who treats everyone with respect and who in turn is well respected.
Mole 31
With a mole on your knee, you will need to work extremely hard to succeed in life.
Mole 32
A mole here indicates you are not a very ambitious person. Knowing this, perhaps it's time to start setting goals in life.
Mole 33
This mole signifies a person who can be rather heartless.
Mole 34
You will find that your love life does not run smoothly for you if you find a mole on the top of your foot. But if it is red in colour, it means you will be successful in your love life with the big problem being that you are too flirtatious to get stuck in a monogamous relationship.
Mole 35
A mole at the nape of your neck is a good mole which indicates you will have everything you need to equip yourself with all the basic necessities of life. There is a likelihood that you will be rich and your life is not lacking for money.
Mole 36
Men who have a mole at the centre of their back will constantly be plagued by backache. Their life is one problem after another. In the old days, a mole like this would be cauterized and removed.
Mole 37
For a woman, carrying a mole on her back shoulder signifies one who has to bear the burden of many heavy responsibilities, including having to swallow many indignities in life. Again, this is a mole that is best removed.
Mole 38
Moles found here will invite backstabbing and lots of politicking. You will have a hard time escaping the slings and arrows aimed at you unless you remove this mole. It is no fun being betrayed, so it is much better to remove this mole.
Mole 39
A mole here suggests a lack of prosperity luck. It is likely you find it difficult to hold on to your job, either because you do not like it, or the job does not like you.
Mole 40
A mole here suggests a lack of prosperity luck. It is likely you find it difficult to hold on to your job, either because you do not like it, or the job does not like you.
Mole 41
A mole at the small of the back indicates a lack of ambition, indecisiveness and a general tendency to prevaricate. You will find that you lack the motivation to carry on and will constantly need pushing to get on with your life. But this mole also suggests you have spouse luck, so that is a good indication.
Mole 42
As this is a mole that suggests the potential for success and wealth. There is plenty of good fortune in doing your own business. If you have such a mole, you should be an entrepreneur rather than working for someone.
Mole 43
A mole on your buttocks is an excellent indicator of intelligence, wisdom and creativity. You will rise to prominence and be highly respected.
Mole 44
Moles on the back of the thighs indicate one who will enjoy plenty of good fortune. You will also be charismatic and popular.
Mole 45
Located slightly lower at the back of the thighs, this mole tells of one who is very knowledgeable and intelligent. This is a person who can be depended upon.
Mole 46
Sadly, they say, if your mole is located on the back of your knee, you will have to endure a life that is lacking in the good things. You may want to consider removing this mole.
Mole 47
Located at the back of the calf, this is a mole of one who is very busy, but it is a "good" type of busy, because it also brings recognition. You will enjoy good relationships with most people.
Mole 48
A man who possesses a mole on the back of his ankle will be one who tends to stay away from home and could even move far away. This is a mole that suggests someone always on the move.
Mole 49
A mole on the back of a lady indicates one who is perceived as not having class or finesse. This mole should ideally not be revealed. It is better to cover it.
Mole 50
This mole spells love and marriage dilemmas and if it is dark in colour, the portents are even more negative.
Mole 51
This person has a tendency to be slovenly and messy.
Mole 52
A mole on the outside wrist indicates the possibility of a broken marriage or at least a very unstable love life during the forties, but if it is properly covered with long sleeves the instability could calm down.
Mole 53
If you find a mole on the back of your hand, keep it, for it means you will be earning lots of money!
Mole 54
A mole here implies a marriage that could have unfortunate circumstances.
Mole 55
You will be one who pays attention to your work. It indicates someone reliable and trustworthy.
Mole 56
Finding a mole on your behind means a sheltered life blessed with good fortune.
Mole 57
You will have to endure lots of gossiping and backstabbing in your life if you have this mole.
Mole 58
This mole indicates one who has plenty of patience, but when pushed to the limit could snap.
Mole 59
You will make a very efficient accountant as this mole tells of one who is very good with numbers and at managing money.
Mole 60
A mole on the back of a lady's knee reveals one who will have excellent interpersonal skills and enjoy good relationships with most people.
Mole 61
This mole indicates you have plenty of friends who will always be there for you. This is a very good mole indeed.
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