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Alternative Student Newspaper Collection
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Collection of publications sent to faculty, staff, alumni and friends of the university from Wright State University. This collection includes The Wright Stater (1966-1990), AlumNews (1977-2008), Community (1996-2011), and Wright State University Magazine (2011-Present). These are available online in CORE Scholar: Alumni Publications.
Board of Trustees Minutes
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Boonshoft School of Medicine Oral History Project
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Economics Students' Culminating Experience Papers
A collection of Culminating Experience papers submitted by Economics students. The Culminating Experience assignment was similar in nature to a final capstone project for graduate students in the program. These papers are available online in CORE Scholar: Economics Student Publications.
Faculty Senate
A collection of agendas and minutes from Academic Council, General Faculty, and Faculty Senate meetings at Wright State University. These documents aer available online in CORE Scholar: Faculty Senate.
The Guardian Student Newspaper
The Guardian is the official student-run newspaper of Wright State University. Current issues of The Guardian are digitized as they are published. Historical issues of The Guardian, dating back to as early as 1964, are currently in the process of being digitized. All issues currently available in digital form can be found on CORE Scholar: The Guardian Student Newspaper.
School of Music Programs
This series collects the Wright State University School of Music programs for performances. These are organized by year, the majority of which from 1965 to 2014 are available online at CORE Scholar: School of Music Programs.
Theatre Production Image Gallery
A collection of images from a variety of WSU Theatre productions covering the years of 1970-1988. These images were taken from the personal slide collection Abe Bassett, founding director of the WSU Theatre Program. The Abe Bassett Theatre Collection, numbering several hundred original slides, can be found in the University Archives in the department of Special Collection & Archives. A selection of these images can be found online in CORE Scholar: Theatre Production Image Gallery.
Wright State University Retirees Association (WSURA) Newsletter, The Extension
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Wright State University Retirees Association (WSURA) Oral History Project
The WSU Retirees Association (WSURA) collects oral history interviews with faculty, staff, and students from the early days of Wright State. This is an ongoing project, with new interviews still being conducted. Interview videos and transcripts are available online in CORE Scholar: WSU Retirees Association (WSURA) Oral History Project.
Wright State University only had an official yearbook for a few years. Yearbooks from 1968, 1969, and 1971 are available online in CORE Scholar: Wright State University Yearbooks.


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Frankie Pilliere: I think it sounds like hyperbole a little bit, but I really can't see how they could have done better getting those three arms. Especially as low as they got Weickel. I never would have imagined that a team could pull off getting those three guys. I would have figured that they'd all be off the board in the top 25 and that the same team wouldn't be getting them. All their best-case scenarios are front-line starting pitchers. Obviously it never seems to work out that way. But that's all you can ask for, and by odds, one of those guys at least is going to hit their ceiling and be a an outstanding big league starter.
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Frankie Pilliere: I don't think it was a scenario teams in that range were really considering. I think it would be unfair for anyone to say "oh, they should take that guy." They don't want to waste that pick obviously with the new rules that are out there. I don't blame the Pirates for trying at eight, but you have to decide as an organization whether you want to take that gamble. If I'm in that seat, I wouldn't do it because I like Fried and I know I can get him signed and I don't know how much I want to take that gamble. Clearly the Padres had a plan going in and they thought they had a shot at Weickel and that excellent group up top. Getting a guy like Appel, they probably would have had to revamp that entire plan.
What do you make of Jankowski as the first position guy off the board?
Frankie Pilliere: I got to see him probably as much as anyone out [in the Cape]. I put a lot of credence in guys who hit with wood and guys who hit up there. You see the numbers up there and guys don't hit – but he did. If it was my board, I consistently was trying to rank him top 30, top 25. Obviously, consensus needs to be weighed in, so I had him a little lower. But he's a guy I would be very comfortable with someone taking 20 to 30, so I think they got a good bargain where they got him. He's a guy that you can be pretty sure that he's going to hit. It's just a matter of exactly what his profile is going to be, exactly what his power is going to be. Whenever you can get a guy that you feel very strongly that he's going to swing the bat and he's going to advance quickly, you've got to get him, and he's a guy like that.
In some ways, that sounds like the descriptions we were hearing 12 months ago of Cory Spangenberg. Can you do a side-by-side on them offensively?
Frankie Pilliere: It's funny, I just saw Spangenberg the other night in the all-star game and that's an interesting comparison. I've seen Jankowski hit a little more consistently, a little bit more of a consistent line drive stroke. I think Spangenberg can get there and I've never considered the comparison, but Spangenberg I had my questions even though I liked him. Jankowski's always been a guy. There are always certain players that you see you know never really let you down and Jankowski's that type of guy. He's always going to make something happen, even if it's with his speed or something. His swing is very compact, he's very relaxed at the plate. There's not a lot of noise in the swing, there's not a lot of extra movement and he's very quick to the ball. I'm not sure that Spangenberg has been quite as consistent as that, so if there's a difference, I'd say it's probably the consistency.
Obviously Dane Phillips very much thinks he's a catcher, but he's had trouble getting other people to believe that? Do you?
Frankie Pilliere: I don't. I really like his bat and I think he's a 25 home run power type guy, but I don't think he's a catcher. I saw him play the position a lot and I think he's got the right mentality for it and makeup you look for, but I just don' think he can make it work. He's a pretty good athlete. I think he could probably play a corner spot. I don't think his bat is going to be dynamic enough to be a modern first baseman.
In this year of transition as everyone is trying to figure out how best to manage the cap and slot system, the Padres seem to have been aggressive deeper into the draft with guys who have at least one or two really good tools rather than purely going for signability guys. What do you think of the strategy they took?
Frankie Pilliere: You look at all the draft results, and it just looks different than other years. I've said the draft just got a lot harder for me to cover. If teams are going to be drafting these small college seniors, that's kind of how it's evolved. We're going to have to see how it goes next year and see if everyone was just being overly cautious, or if this is how it's going to go. If you look at the Padres, I think it's one of the teams that still looks like what a draft class looked like last year or the year before. And signability hasn't been a problem for them yet, so it shows you can still do it. You can still go out and get a lot of good players and still stay within the bounds of the rules, but it's a lot more difficult. What it takes – and teams that pull it off deserve a lot of credit – it takes a lot more homework on the part of the scouting director and area scouts to know exactly what these guys are going to want so you can knock guys off your list and not get burned by not signing them or having to totally punt.
People don't realize, scouting isn't just about seeing the guy on the field. It's seeing everything about him. I think the whole getting to know him thing just got a lot more important, because you better know exactly what sort of price tag. It's not like in the past when you could just take a gamble.
The key unsigned high schooler at this point is Andrew Lockett. Have you gotten a chance to see him much and what is your thought on him?
Frankie Pilliere: I haven't seen him as much, but as I gathered my preference list from the area guys beforehand, obviously you look at the frame and he's projectable and the general feel is he's going to add some velocity. He's a pretty big kid already, he spins the breaking ball pretty well. That's pretty much what you hear, that all the framework is there, and they think he'll add the secondaries at the pro level.
When you look at pure tools, Brian Adams seems to be one to dream on.
Frankie Pilliere: Oh yeah. It sounds crazy when you think about it under the old framework that you could get a guy with those kind of tools with the speed and defensive ability. Getting somebody like that in the past for $75,000 would seem quite frankly, unrealistic. That's the kind of thing in recapping the draft, if you can get a guy like that in the eighth round and get him signed, you're doing a great job. This has to be as deep as I remember them doing.
What do you have on the high school kids they took beyond the first 10 rounds.
Frankie Pilliere: Malcom Diaz has a very good arm. I saw him up to 93 or 94. He's a strong-armed kid that you have to polish up as a pro, but you look at him as a good deal. He's probably going to be more of a long-term project. Those power arms are a little bit more rare, and if you've got a good fastball, that's a good thing in that range.
Christian Munoz [in the 37th round] is a guy I liked a lot. Considering he's not a huge guy, he showed a lot of raw power in batting practice with a compact swing. He's got a good frame for the position. That's a good pick.
Did you get any good looks at Ronnie Richardson?
Frankie Pilliere: I have. If you buy his listing - I think they had him listed last summer at 5'8", so it got a little more realistic – he's fairly athletic. I'm assuming he's not a center fielder, I think he even played left when I saw him last summer. But I like the bat. He's knows what he is. He's not a guy who's going to try to lift it very often, but he's pretty strong and he can hit the ball out in batting practice pretty consistently. He swung the bat pretty well with wood. I would have assumed he would have gone sixth to eighth round, so that's another good pick.


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Kohl's Rings in the Holidays this Year in a Big Way
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"What's normal?"
When I began listening to this memoir, I became disgusted and enraged; I almost stopped a couple of hours in, but I kept at it and I'm very glad I did. Like many other people who've commented on this book, I thought of the parents as selfish and the treatment of the children as child abuse. But you get a little further in and you start thinking mom is bipolar and dad is a genius whose brain got pickled in the womb. This doesn't justify their behavior; it simply helps to explain some of it. They both had a screw loose.
Some people did not like Walls' narration. I felt that she read it much the way she felt it as a child. Again, it took me a while to come to this realization, but I think this helped make it feel more true.
I found it amazing that Rex and Rose Mary found each other. The life they created was normal for them, maybe not so for you and me, but it was their life and unfortunately their kids had to go along with it. Even if they'd sold the land in TX, They would have found a way to burn through the $ with little benefit to the kids. I do think, though, that Lori, Jeannette, and Brian got more from their parents in some ways than many of us do in "normal" families. My dad never gave me a planet. Maureen, on the other hand, came along too late to reap the good stuff; the parents were burned out by then.
Just as Jeannette's sociology teacher thought she knew it all, so too,do some of the "normal" people of this world. It does really take all kinds. Not everyone follows the same set of rules. I really appreciate Walls giving us the opportunity to see her world from her viewpoint, from her normal.
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One of the best stories ever. Took me awhile to get use to the voice, but once I did, I really loved it and even got her other book. What a life and very well told. Can picture everything. Would love to meet Jeannette Walls.
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Memoir of growing up in extreme poverty in Battle Mountain, Nevada; Phoenix; and a tiny coal town in West Virginia. What makes it so fascinating aside from one harrowing adventure after another is how damaged yet intellectually sharp her parents are as they haphazardly care for four kids. The scenes involving cheetah-petting and traveling in the back of an enclosed U-Haul truck across Nevada will stay with me a long time. A classic.
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The Glass Castle is the remarkable tale of Jeannette Walls growing up with her whacky parents. It is such an entertaining, outrageous story that it is hard to believe. Assuming that it is true, Walls' youth certainly provides some framework of appreciation for me as I look back at my "boring", stable family. If it is all hyperbole, then it is an inventive memoir of a highly dysfunctional family. Either way, it is a very entertaining listen.
The author seamlessly wove the events of her life into a beautiful memoir.
Jeanette, because she persevered and kept a positive outlook on life even in the midst of troubling situations.
Authentic dialect, emphasizing words/phrases, emotion
Several...the time when her dad stole the money from their piggy bank, the time when Jeanette left her family and reminisced about watching her dad get smaller and eventually disappear, when Jeanette gave her final goodbye to her dad
So many moving parts it's hard to name them all...
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The Glass Castle was recommended to me by a friend and my mother-in-law as an incredible book. I was apprehensive because I read some comments by other aubible users about the narration being quite dry. However, I listened to the sample and purchased the book anyway...I thought that the narration was fine. This book was wriiten in first person and told, not as a story, but as an account of what has happened in the author's life. Also, the author narrated it herself and told it as if she was talking to a friend, literally sharing her life story. I have a ton of respect for the author for sharing her story and for overcoming so many obstacles. It goes to show, life is more about what you make it, as opposed to settling for what your given.
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"Didn't hate it..."
The story was interesting enough; although at times I found the discrepancies that were overlooked peculiar. The writing lacked substance and was a bit flat for my taste. There were time s when I found myself annoyed with the incessant "I said…she said…he said" It was a bit too much, I mean come on, really I think the reader gets the point. I can't say I hated it but I think Jeannette Wall's should focus on the writing and leave the narrating to others.
i love to listen!
"couldn't stop listening!"
just an amazing tale of a differnt sort of life. i love to see how other people live and this filled that need and SOOOOO much more! the author has you from page one.
there are so many, the whole book is wonderful! i was anxious to find out WHY it was titled "the glass castle."
though she wasn't the best i've ever heard, i enjoyed that the voice i was hearing was the same person that lived the tale. she grew on me.
though the parents were not always the best to their kids, i felt jeannette still allowed for the listener to feel somewhat connected to them. i just enjoyed this story so much, i couldn't wait to find out how things ended up for them all!
"Read the print version!"
I've listened to well over 200 audiobooks, and this is the first time I truly wished I had read the print version instead. Usually I feel the narration brings the story to life, but no so here. It makes sense to have the author narrate a memoir, but this was absolutely horrendous! Walls' habit of speaking in pattern, with every sentence sounding exactly the same, simply accentuates the choppy writing style. Instead of being charming, her subtle West Virginia accent became tortuous- she "set" rather than "sat", there was "suit" in the stove pipe instead of "soot", and every word ending in "ing" was pronounced "'in' "(walkin', talkin' etc.). The entire audiobook sounds like it was told by a crabby 12 year old. If I hadn't been trying to finish in time for my book club meeting I would have abandoned the audiobook. The story itself is engaging- a true example of the truth being stranger than fiction- and I truly admire her strength, tenacity and resilience. I would give the audiobook 2.5 stars, but I
think the print version, without the dreadful narration, would merit 4.
"Poorly written..what was the point?"
This was supposedly some kind of memoir. It consisted basically of flat, undeveloped, serial tragic events in someone's life. Didnt seem to be much point except to tell about these events in a lackluster way. Only made it half-way through and had to give up on it.


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Athens' Best Greek Restaurants: Varied and Tasty City Dining Spots
Greek cuisine is not only about the all time favorites moussakas and tzatziki, but includes also many other traditional plates, from fish and pies to salads with a twist, surprising ingredients and creative imagination. The new generation of chefs have launched a slightly different Greek cuisine, which experiments with combinations while enhancing the classic ingredients. Meat plays a central role in many plates and the famous mezedes, which are usually served before the main course, include simple or more elaborate morsels. The secret is always variety. Greek restaurants in Athens have to satisfy a demanding public, both local and international, and great attention is paid to quality and details. From the gourmet 2mazi and Alatsi close to the Hilton, to the all time classics Seventeen and Vlassis, the elegant Orizontes Lykavittou, great pride is taken in the specialties of each locale. Famous Taverna Platanos in Plaka, inspired Cookoovaya close to the Hilton, Xrysa-Xrysa in Petralona, Strofi with a view of the Acropolis, the Restaurant of the Museum of Greek Gastronomy, each one offers a unique experience of Greek cuisine, in a friendly atmosphere. Wine is all important in Greek dining and many restaurants have their own, served in large pitchers and carefully selected so as to best accompany the food.
Platanos Taverna
Platanos is one of the oldest restaurants in Athens, with a long and interesting history. Since 1932, many generations of Athenians, writers, artists, poets, have enjoyed their meal and a glass of retsina sitting in the shade of the old plane tree in this quiet pedestrian street, where nostalgia is tangible. Returning visitors to Athens always make a point of visiting Platanos which has been highly praised for its unique atmosphere and authentic Greek cuisine. The retsina wine is made on the premises and accompanies specialties like stuffed tomatoes, a variety of appetizers, spicy meatballs, grilled meat, and many more tasty Greek dishes prepared in the traditional way. (210-322-0666)
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Xrysa-Xrysa, located in Petralona, is a restaurant with a long history. For many years Xrysa Protopapa, the first well known Greek chef with great experience in Greek and Greek-Creative cuisine, has presented dishes which have made history and continues to impress with her gastronomic creations in her new space. Her secret is the fresh ingredients which are bought daily from the market and small local producers and also her knowledge and personal approach for refined tastes which enchant the senses and are as light as homemade cooking. Xrysa, who is descended from Asia Minor, continues and enhances family recipes of three generations aiming to develop them to the utmost. The decor of the restaurant has been planned by interior designer Lian Vermeer and is unique in its style. The menu has many specialties, but dont miss the shrimps with fennel and ouzo, the home made pasta with fermented milk, tomato and basil, the lamb fricasee with fennel, leeks and seasonal greens, the pork hock with aromatic beer marinade and honey, and for dessert the delicious halvas with cream, pistachio nuts and caramel. (213 0356879)
Restaurant of Museum of Greek Gastronomy
A Restaurant-Cafe operates in the courtyard of the Museum of Greek Gastronomy, where you can enjoy high quality fusion cuisine recipes, inspired by contemporary and traditional Greek cuisine, as well as Greek coffee in different flavors. The restaurant menu consists of daily dishes, selected by the Chef of the Museum, Kosta Papastamati, and also dishes inspired by the various exhibitions hosted at the Museum, aiming to create an overall experience for its visitors. In the context of the current exhibition #ReflectionOfThePlate, until end September 2015, the menu is complemented by the imaginative proposals of the twelve participating artists. You can try "Pavlova � the salted ballerina", consisting of cod, beetroot and sweet potato puree with garlic sauce or fresh "Rebel Lasagna" Bolognese with veal tails and green banana (plantain), and also a version of Baklava with almond net and handmade cinnamon ice cream. (210 3211311)
Vlassis restaurant has a long and successful history as a family run business since 1983. Situated in a small green park on central Michalakopoulou street , Vlassis specializes in quality Greek cuisine and has a long standing faithful clientele. A constant and reliable presence in the field of Greek cuisine, which has added new tantalizing tastes to the traditional menu, so as to satisfy even more varied tastes. The quality of the food is first class, and the prices are reasonable. The menu includes meat and fish specialties and also vegetarian dishes, such as 'sofrito', thin slices of beef cooked in white wine sauce, served with mashed potatoes, 'kalamari risotto', grilled kalamari served with shrimp risotto, 'chicken -feta cheese', small chicken fillets cooked with feta cheese, tomatoes, onions and sweet peppers. Fresh salads, delicious appetizers and mouthwatering desserts offer many more choices for an excellent meal. Check out the wine list with a large variety of Greek wines from many different regions of the country. (210 7256335)
Strofi Athenian Restaurant
Strofi restaurant has been a favorite since 1975 when it opened, and many visiting celebrities have dined on the ideally situated terrace with the magnificent view of the Acropolis, often after watching a performance at the famous Herodus Atticus theatre. The recently renewed and elegantly decorated locale, on three levels, is a very good choice to taste local specialties and excellent wines. The menu includes delicious dishes like octopus with oil and oregano, fried squid, tender goat with tomatoes and gruyere, risotto with seafood, Greek salad, and not to miss syrupy ekmek cake with vanilla ice cream, just to mention a few. (2109214130)
Cookoovaya is a new restaurant combining the talents of five talented chefs, who united their knowledge and imagination to create an inspiring cuisine. Periklis Koskinas, Manos Zournatzis, Vaggelis and Spyros Liakos, Nikos Karathanos and Spyros Pavlidis as chef de cuisine stated their intention : "our relationship is expressed through a creative procedure of five, around a table. We consider cooking an act of offering, we have a common culture and approach to food. We believe in the virtue of hospitality and desire to serve customers as hosts. We share with our providers the same care about produce and the environment. We collaborate not only for the perfect taste, but also for sustainable food. We select seasonal ingredients, without being greedy towards nature. We cook today's Greek cuisine. From urban cuisine we have taken only the authentic elements. The food you will taste is clean and light, without frills or unnecessary sophistication. " Guests can taste three different menus: one every evening from Tuesday to Sunday, a different one for lunch from Tuesday to Saturday and another for Sunday lunch. (210 7235005)
2Mazi in Plaka is the creation of young, talented chefs Giannis Baxevanis and Ilias Gogos, who specialize in re-inventing traditional tastes. Inspired by rediscovered ingredients, experimenting with a playful approach, they offer an experience of interpreting well known plates in a different way. This friendly locale, decorated with minimal elegance also has a wine bar where guests can taste various qualities accompanied with lights snacks. The daily menu is always adapted to seasonal produce with great attention to freshness and quality and includes special plates for dieters and health food fans, with organic produce. The menu is renewed monthly to include specialties from all over Greece. The wine list is based exclusively on the best varieties of Greek wine. For those who prefer gluten free dishes, several plates can be adapted and also the gratinated vegetables with cheese and aromatic salad, the tuna tartare, the salad with legumes, the veal fillet and the baked fish with aromatic herbs are tasty gluten free choices. (210 3222839)
Alatsi, which means natural sea salt in the Cretan dialect, is situated very close to the Athens Hilton and is a favorite hangout for celebrities, politicians and journalists. Specializing in simple Greek cuisine, all the products are acquired from small quality controlled units all over Greece and dishes are prepared with simplicity and respect to tradition. Alatsi has been repeatedly awarded for the high quality of cuisine and the excellent service. Definitely try the grilled free range chicken breast with tomato, cinnamon and homemade pasta , the white grouper in the oven with tomato, garlic, parsley and potato puree the fava beans from Feneos with smoked eel and for dessert "Esperina" with wheat, pomegranate seeds, roasted almonds and nuts. The delicious salads, dishes with fish or meat and other specialties are gluten free. You can also order your own tailor made menu without gluten, either adapting an existing dish or creating something specially for you. Their chef Vassiliki and her team of young cooks offer a delectable choice of the best seasonal vegetables and local produce that varies depending on the day. All the dishes are cooked with olive oil and the influence of Cretan cuisine is strong. (21 0721 0501)
Seventeen bar and restaurant is an establishment in itself and has a long and interesting history, since 1957, which has been described in one of the owner's books, and includes reminisces about visiting celebrities, political events in Greece and comments by foreign correspondents and journalists. Reputed to serve the best dry martini in Athens, Fotis Krikzoni¢s fame has reached the New York Times and has also been mentioned by Frank Sinatra. His inventive cocktails have been awarded and are now served in many other countries. The cuisine is based on traditional Greek dishes for lunch and an international menu for dinner. Later in the evening, piano music adds a pleasant note to the atmosphere. During the summer months Seventeen is open only for lunch. (210 3647049)
Orizontes Lycavittou
Lycabettus hill is the highest peak of Athens, overlooking the city and with a panoramic view. Considered one of the most romantic places, it offers a spectacular view which extends from the Acropolis to Piraeus. Orizontes restaurant, situated on this natural balcony, is one of the best restaurants in Athens, serving delicious Mediterranean cuisine in an elegant environment with discreet luxury. The menu draws inspiration from numerous Greek recipes using high quality, fresh ingredients, and is accompanied by a carefully selected wine list with Greek and international labels. Visitors to Orizontes appreciate the overall style and impeccable service, the welcoming atmosphere and the creative flavors. Orizontes can be reached either on foot, a ten minute walk from the Lycabettus theater, or by cable car from Aristippou street. (210 7227065)
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Hi, im a mother of 2. Ofsted approved with an `OUTSTANDING` grade, with up to date first aid course and CRB checks.
***** I have full time spaces aswell as part time spaces available.
My setting is run like a Home from Home. We do songs, stories, crafts, play, dress up, construction, puzzles, baking, sensory, IT and so much more.
I live in Hebburn and I have a non smoking home with an enclosed garden.
We often go on outings to parks, the beach , farms etc. I have a variation of toys to help develop and play with.
I have done my NVQ level 3 in childcare and incorporate Highscope into my setting. I have also recently studied MAKATON and once a month have Sing & Sign session.
I am a specialist childminder and i have expanded to allow more children in my setting with the help of an experienced assistant.
I pick up and drop off at ST BEDES school in Jarrow.
Please ring me for your requirements and a friendly chat.
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I have 2 sons, one is 15 yrs old and the other is 7 years old. I have been childminding for over 5 years and i can honestly say i love my job. The pleasure and reward from the children is lovely.
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Both our daughters have been in Simone's full time care since they were six months old. We were so happy with the level of love, care and education that they have received that we decided to send both girls to Simone instead of nursery when they reached the age of 3.
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Simone currently looks after my daughter and has done since she was 9mths my daughter took to simone straight away playing laughing and having fun on her first day she was giving simone cuddles and loves going to she simone.
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Punch Gran Puro Santa Rita are Rothschild-shape cigars made from an enticing, full-bodied blend of vintage, all Honduran-grown tobaccos. This handsome cigar is very spicy, yet buttery smooth with a dark, oily Honduran wrapper. A must-try for cigar smokers who crave extra rich flavor and aroma.
What this little guy lacks in looks, it more than makes up for in taste. The Gran Puro line has been a great addition to the Punch line - I prefer it's taste to the more expensive Gran Cru. This short robusto is a thirty to forty minute smoke that provides rich,cedery taste with an underpinning of fruit. A gem of a small smoke that taste better than much more expensive blends.73
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09-18-2012 03:14 PM - edited 09-18-2012 11:48 PM
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Hello Toshiba.
An hour ago I booted up my 3 week old laptop (Toshiba Satellite P850-30P) and for some reason the touchpad has been disabled as if FN + F5 was pressed (the white LED in the touchpad is now constantly glowing). I don't recall pressing this button combination, and I also cannot seem to re-enable the pad by pressing the button combination again.
I have tried to reboot my system many times and also tried to follow the support advice in this and similar threads around the internet. When doing the latter I hit a wall when having to "Reset Flash Cards"; an option which doesn't seem to exist in my version of the Flash Cards utility.
I'm running the factory version of Windows 7, 64 bit, and the Part No. is PSPKBE-05S00LN5.
I'm looking forward to your help.
Sincerely Asger A. K.
I managed to find the manual override for the FN + F5 button in
Control Panel [View by: Large icons] > Mouse > Device Settings, where you have the option to either Enable or Disable your touchpad.
Clicking Enable and Apply turned off the white LED and returned the pointing functionality of the touchpad
Solved! Go to Solution.
This is a huge tip. Yesterday, I spent 2 hours on the plane trying to fix this with no success and this worked perfectly. Thanks for posting.
This is a huge tip. Yesterday, I spent 2 hours on the plane trying to fix this with no success and this worked perfectly. Thanks for posting.
07-28-2014 09:00 PM - edited 07-28-2014 09:02 PM
it has 8.1 Windows (I have tried the F5 button for enabling/disabling the mouse.. but it does not work)
Have you tried Fn+F5?
Try using an external mouse first to navigate and control cursor. Then access mouse properties [see image]
BTW: You need an external mouse to navigate the cursor.
1. Press Alt + X
2, Select Control Panel
3. Click Mouse Properties
4. Click Device Settings
5. Click ENABLE.
6. Click Apply then hit OK.
Hope this works for you!
BTW IF YOU THINK IT HELPS ALOT. PLEASE DONT BE AFRAID TO CLICK KUDOS star ^_^
I know about changing the settings in the control panel and I have a wireless mouse to do that with. But how do I get it to stay changed? It keeps reverting back to the touchpad not working and F5 not working to turn it back on. It did this over the summer and I was out of town. Took it to Best Buy and the guy showed me how to use the Control Panel but I think he may have done something else -- had something to do with a windows update. This started both times after a windows update.
Help Please. I teach using my laptop and I can't keep stopping class to turn reset my touchpad. And I have enough to carry around without having to drag around a mouse.
This isn't so much a technology fix to the problem as it is an approach suggestion--contact Toshiba through customer service, not tech support, specifically, to let them know WHY you use your pad and what the problem impacts. When I reported a problem with a pad that was used in the classroom that we couldn't seem to resolve despite multiple attempts, which I described in detail and with emphasis on both the direct instructional time lost to the kids and the indirect administration/preparation time that could have spent on something that would have benefitted students more, they decided to replace the tablet as a "good will gesture." I submitted the request for assistance via email so that the problem was documented in writing and allowed the report to reach the attention of someone with the authority to offer that solution, which tech support/initial contact agents who handle calls/live chats can't, which probably helped. You never know with this things, but since the worst that could happen is they tell you a technology fix, it's worth a shot! Well, actually, the worst that could happen is that they refer you to the usually ineffective tech support that is the root of most problems in such equations, anyway, but that still won't leave you in any worse shape than you already are!
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Circumstances: Killed by an improvised explosive device near Kirkuk
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Date: 2004/12/07
GI's legacy to his baby daughter is a life bursting with happiness
By BRAD PARKS
There are some things 11-week old Kadence Mahlenbrock will someday learn about her dad, David, who died in Iraq on Friday.
She will learn, first off, he didn't suffer. He didn't have time. He was near Kirkuk when his Humvee hit some kind of improvised explosive device.
His father, Russell Mahlenbrock, saw footage of it on CBS.
"It was shot from maybe 200 or 300 yards away," Russell Mahlenbrock said. "It was a big bomb and it just obliterated the truck. It had to be Dave. They said (the footage) was shot on Friday near Kirkuk, and he was the only casualty in Kirkuk that day."
But that's just how Army Spc. David Mahlenbrock died.
It was how he lived for his 20 short years that Kadence will hear about often.
"Dave really was a great guy. . . . He was always trying to make everyone feel good about themselves," said Laurie Schuenemann, who graduated from Maple Shade High with Mahlenbrock in 2002.
He was the kind of guy who had his wife send zip-loc bags full of candy so he could pass them out to the kids in Iraq. He also had her send cans of pet food so he could feed stray cats.
"All the other wives were sending over DVDs and stuff like that," said his wife, Melissa Mahlenbrock. "And there I am sending cat food. But that's the kind of guy Dave was. He just wanted every living being around him to be happy."
"It's pretty amazing to meet someone who's never angry," said Donna Gordon, Mahlenbrock's mother-in-law. "It just wasn't his nature. All he wanted was for everyone else to be happy."
He was one of those guys at Maple Shade High who was always coming up to someone else and giving them a hug, writing them a note with one of his drawings on it, making sure their day was going okay.
"He was one of those guys who could be one of the girls and hang out and talk with them for hours," said Rob Krause, one of Mahlenbrock's buddies. "And then he could be one of the guys, too."
He was a two-sport athlete at Maple Shade, who took to sports like he did everything in life, with an energy and dedication people around him couldn't help but admire.
He was a scrappy, undersized 150-pound fullback who simply "loved to hit people," said his football coach, Tony Nicolino. And while he wasn't necessarily the best wrestler - he won maybe half his matches quitting wasn't something he knew how to do.
"I'd take 100 kids just like him on my team right now," said Steve Ormsby, his wrestling coach.
Kadence will learn that her dad wasn't just tough when it came to sports. His life outside school wasn't always easy. His mother was on kidney dialysis for much of David's childhood. It was hard on everyone, but David always kept a positive outlook.
"Dave got a lot of his strength from his mother," said Russell Mahlenbrock. "She really showed him how you got through tough times. She just wouldn't quit."
Sharon Mahlenbrock died when David was two months short of his high school graduation. After her death, David wore his mother's wedding ring on his right hand and had "Mom" tattooed on his back.
Kadence will learn that.
She will also someday learn how her dad loved her mom with the same dedication, and how they were absolutely inseparable from the time they fell in love at age 14.
Dave used to make a seven-mile round trip jog from his house in Maple Shade to a shopping center where Melissa worked, just so they could spend her 30-minute lunch break together.
He started going to her church because he didn't want to have to be away from her on Sunday mornings.
He proposed for the first time when he was 16. No one took it seriously - except, of course, David and Melissa.
"They needed each other," Gordon said. "Everything she didn't have, he had. And everything he didn't have, she had."
Melissa puts it a little more simply: "Together," she said. "we made a whole person."
They finally got married on Aug. 6, 2003, a few months after Melissa graduated high school. They were going to have a big ceremony in New Jersey in December, but Dave had gotten orders that he was going to ship off to Iraq in January 2004, and they didn't want to wait.
Melissa flew out to Hawaii, where Dave was stationed, and they got married by a justice of the peace. They were broke, so they ate their wedding dinner at McDonald's. David being David, he made it the most romantic thing going.
"That was the best dinner we ever could have had," Melissa said.
Six months later - three days after David shipped out to Iraq - Melissa learned she was pregnant.
All during the pregnancy, David called nearly every day, which wasn't the easiest thing to do from a battle zone.
But he had to know what was going on with the doctors' visits, the ultrasounds, all that. He kept a countdown clock so he knew exactly how many months, days, hours and minutes were remaining until Kadence was due.
She came early, on Sept. 19. The Army promptly gave Specialist Mahlenbrock a two-week leave. He got home on Sept. 25, and for those next two weeks, he was a full-time dad.
"He wouldn't put her down. And he wouldn't let me do anything," Gordon said. "For those two weeks, he insisted on giving her every bottle, changing every diaper, getting up every time she cried. It's like he wanted to cram as much fatherhood as he could into those two weeks."
Kadence should know Dave's friends unanimously agree they never saw him happier than in those two short weeks he spent with her.
"In September, when he came home, we all went out to dinner," Schuenemann said. "The first time I saw him, I went to hug him. And he was holding his little girl. And he said, 'Don't hug me. Come look at my daughter. Isn't she the most beautiful thing you've ever seen?' He really lived up those 15 days he had with his daughter."


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When he found that he had advanced bile duct cancer and had to stop teaching at Washington Township High School in March 2013, Christopher Lawler set up a scholarship for students there.
The college scholarships are for Washington Township seniors "who demonstrated a passion to make a difference for other students," said Douglas R. Venzie, his life partner.
"Basically," Venzie said, the awards are meant "to promote the students who understand and create an atmosphere of tolerance and diversity."
On Saturday, Aug. 16, Mr. Lawler, 54, of Cherry Hill, an English and American literature teacher at Washington Township from 1984 to 2013, died of cancer at the Samaritan Healthcare and Hospice Inpatient Center in Mount Holly.


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for the total efficiency you have displayed in such a short period
to resolve a lot of our immediate worries and placement concerns.
I would have spent days, maybe weeks, getting to the point
of where we are now in trying to place Mom in a better environment
had it not been for our fortunate contact with you."
Larry, Found Assisted Living in Seattle, WA
"The countless hours you saved us, the
deliberations you aided and observations you confirmed or clarified
could not have been achieved without you."
Evelyn W., Found Adult Family Home in Seattle, WA
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