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PG’s Playhouse: Puzzles, games, trivia, & general nerdery17: Hive The Race To Save Time Puzzle Hunt (ft. John Bromels)
In this sponsored episode, we're joined by puzzle writer John Bromels, who created the Hive: The Race to Save Time puzzle hunt, inspired by the new sci-fi novel Hive, book 1 of the Madders of Time series by best-selling author DL Orton. Check out the details below for dates and how to play.
John shares all the details of how he crafted this puzzle hunt to accommodate puzzlers of all skill levels, and how he leveled the playing field when it comes to winning the puzzle hunt cash prizes. Making it a sweepstakes instead...2025-05-1536 min
Divorce Detox with Lisa and JoleeSecuring Your Post-Divorce Future with InsuranceThis week on the Divorce Detox podcast, we chat with Tampa-based Financial Advisor and CDFA Katlyn Orton. We discuss practical considerations for divorce planning (like getting your spouse's bills paid out of their own accounts!), utilizing life insurance and disability insurance to secure support payments, and other options if a party is uninsurable. Tune in to hear more about these often-forgotten topics that could be vital to your financial future!Divorce Detox is sponsored by Lisa Happ Coaching and Foundations Family Law & Mediation Center.2025-05-0427 min
Don't IEP Alone.Breaking Down Barriers: Janice Lloyd Discusses Remediation and Support for Dyslexic StudentsJanice Lloyd is an experienced teacher trainer, private school administrator, and small group instructor at The Highlands School in Bel Air, Maryland. She has extensive experience with Orton-Gillingham methodologies, structured literacy, and learning differences such as dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia and ADHD/executive function weaknesses. The Highlands School educates students with learning differences and achievement gaps. We instill hope and confidence in our students by fostering a positive and nurturing environment. We focus on teaching our students methods to help them realize their strengths, overcome frustrations, and achieve academic and social success.2025-02-0426 min
No Limits PodcastEpisode 74: A conversation with Abigail Grielbelbauer, author and speaker Abigail was diagnosed with dyslexia in 2nd grade. She was tutored in Orton-Gillingham for many years growing up. After graduating college with her degree in Special Education/Elementary Education, she spent a couple of years teaching 5th grade before leaving to pursue a dream of living abroad in London. Once Covid hit and that dream was put on hold, she found another. In October 2020, Abigail published her debut first children's book, "D is for Darcy Not Dyslexia".Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/no-limits-podcast--5110273/support.2024-07-3119 min
What Could Go Right?Ep 52 - Tortillas to $200M - Lisa BinggeliStuck. Trapped. Lonely. Searching for something. If you've ever felt this way, I know you are going to love Lisa Binggeli's true adventure. "I used to count pennies and put groceries back on the shelf." In 9 years, Lisa went from raising three small kids working as a remote medical biller and selling homemade tortillas on the side to selling over 200 million in real estate. Students of her process and finding similar success. If real estate is part of your adventure, you can find Lisa's links in the show notes. If you want to go from fear to freedom, get insi...2024-05-231h 18
Subspace Transmissions: A Star Trek PodcastDS9: ”The Sound of Her Voice” - Why This Underrated Story Deserves More Love! (#467)
Hosts Cam Smith and Tyler Orton answer an emergency call from space while revisiting the sixth season DS9 episode The Sound of Her Voice. From the impact of Captain Lisa Cusak, to Dominion War exhaustion and the unexpected pairing of Quark and Jake, the duo determine why fans should treasure this hidden gem.
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2023-09-1847 min
The How to ABA PodcastDirect Instruction Strategies for Teaching Children with Autism How to Read with Lisa GelbermanWe recently sat down with Lisa Gelberman, the founder and creator of Literacy Decoded. For the first 15 years of her career, she taught in an elementary school and then went into special education. She became a resource teacher where she pulled kids out for specific subject areas, and she eventually started teaching an ASD community class. There, Lisa began her ABA journey, where she used techniques to help those in her class succeed. For the last four years, she’s been the principal at a school, therapy clinic, and camp for children with special needs.Lisa is a...2023-08-2230 min
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Phoenix Rising: Descending into the Threads & Rising from the Roots.EP:098 Learning, Living, and Thriving as a Beekeeper with McKay OrtonSaving the Bees. Learning How to Live and Thrive as a Beekeeper
In this episode, I’m joined by beekeeper, McKay Jo as she shares her journey to becoming a full-time beekeeper after being fascinated with insects her entire life. McKay has carved her own path as a beekeeper, one that feels in alignment for her.
The commercial aspect of beekeeping. Reducing stress on the bees and finding the healthiest balance of your insect ecosystem. Deciding if bees are what your yard needs to thrive. How to invite native bees...2023-06-201h 26
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastA Healing Place, by Lisa OrtonA personal story about Markham Hill and how nature heals.2023-05-1805 min
Friends of Markham Hill Podcast"Your Mother" by musician Ben OrtonIn honor of Mother's Day, here is the song my brother Ben Orton wrote and sung for our mother Marion Orton for her 80th birthday. She was friends with Joy Markham and Evangeline Archer, and walked and rode horses on Markham Hill for over 40 years.2023-05-0606 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastEfforts to Save Parts of Markham Hill - Part 2Learn about the developer SREG's promise to put 50 acres of Evangeline Archer's land on Markham Hill in a conservation easement with the NWA Land Trust.2023-05-0607 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastEfforts to Save Parts of Markham Hill - Part 1Learn about the University of Arkansas and the City of Fayetteville's land swap on Markham Hill involving Joy Markham's 63 acres.2023-05-0608 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastFriends of Markham HillLearn about the efforts of this grass roots group. Why should the City of Fayetteville want to save this mountain from destruction?2023-05-0409 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastSave Markham Hill PetitionHere's the statement and content of our online 'Save Markham Hill' petition on change.org. As of April 20, 2023 we have 16,854 signatures.2023-04-2005 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastRezoning of Markham HillLearn about the rezoning conflict in 2018 between Fayetteville residents and the developer concerning Markham Hill. A Letter to the Editor by Fran Alexander.2023-03-2807 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastHow the 'Save Markham Hill' Effort BeganLearn why and how the 'Save Markham Hill' effort began.2023-03-2007 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastHow the Pratt/Archer Family Lost Markham Hill to a Developer - Part 5Part 5 of this five-part series focuses on the outcome of the Archer's malpractice lawsuit against their bankruptcy lawyer Stanley Bond.2023-03-0706 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastHow the Pratt/Archer Family Lost Markham Hill to a Developer - Part 4Part 4 of this five-part series focuses on the description in the Archer v. Kennedy petition filed in the Iowa District Court in Polk County on 11/05/2020 that describes the problems with the Markham Hill bankruptcy trial.2023-03-0111 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastHow the Pratt/Archer Family Lost Markham Hill to a Developer - Part 3Part 3 of this five-part series contains excerpts from developer Seth Mim's testimony in federal court during the bankruptcy trial. Promises not kept.2023-02-2108 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastHow the Pratt/Archer Family Lost Markham Hill to a Developer - Parts 1 and 2This is parts 1 and 2 of a five-part series describing how the Pratt/Archer family lost their land on Markham Hill to a developer. How it started, an interview with Julian Archer, the bankruptcy trial, the bankruptcy lawyer.2023-02-1409 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastHistory and Nature Inspire Artists - Parts 2 and 3Learn about four more artists who have been inspired by Markham Hill: Madison Moon, Karolyn Farrell, Ann Powers, and Judy Maurer.2023-02-0810 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastHistory and Nature Inspire Artists - Part 1Artist/Activist Marquette Bruce gives a brief history of conservation efforts in Fayetteville and explains why it is so important to save Markham Hill's urban forest. Her art expresses the necessity and beauty of trees.2023-01-3105 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastCharles Finger's Family and the Pratt Sisters - Part 2Joy Pratt Markham and Evangeline Pratt Waterman Archer were friends with Charles Finger, his wife Eleanor (Nellie), and daughter Helen. In Part 2, let's continue looking at their connections and take a closer look at Charles Finger.2023-01-2709 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastCharles Finger's Family and the Pratt Sisters - Part 1Joy Pratt Markham and Evangeline Pratt Waterman Archer were friends with Charles Finger, his wife Eleanor (Nellie), and daughter Helen. Charles Finger and Helen were considered local celebrities. This is Part 1 of a two-part series.2023-01-2708 min
Friends of Markham Hill Podcast2005 Agreement Between the City, Julian Archer, and Ward 4 ResidentsIn 2005 a legal agreement (with its implied and understood promises) was made between the City, Julian Archer, and surrounding residents. In 2018 the City broke its promises by rezoning the land for deforestation and development. This episode is about the 2005 agreement.2023-01-2507 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastEvangeline Archer and the StillwellsEvangeline Archer and birders Jerry and Norma Stillwell were friends. Norma wrote, “Evangeline Archer and I were kindred souls in our love of wild flowers and hatred of billboards.” Learn about the Stillwells and their research.2023-01-2408 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastRosa Marinoni and Joy Markham, Grandes Dames of Fayetteville in the 1930s-1960sLearn why Rosa Marinoni and Joy Markham were Grandes Dames of Fayetteville. This episode focuses on Rosa Marinoni.2023-01-2208 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastWhat happened to Joy Pratt Markham's will for her land?Joy Pratt Markham willed all her money and land to the University of Arkansas for specific purposes. What happened to prevent this?2023-01-2207 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastJamey's Markham Hill Walking SongListen to the song and the story behind local musician Jumpsuit Jamey's flamboyant "Walking Song" inspired by his many walks on the Markham Hill trails.2023-01-1905 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastThe Boys of Markham Hill and Prodigal Girl, by Carol WidderMarkham Hill has inspired musicians over the years. Here is Carol Widder's story.2023-01-1708 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastJulian Archer and the Pratt Place Inn - Part 3Part 3 of a 3-part series on Julian Archer's life and the story behind the Pratt Place Inn on Markham Hill. How and why was the Pratt Place Inn built?2023-01-1707 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastJulian Archer and the Pratt Place Inn - Part 2Part 2 of a 3-part series on Julian Archer's life and the story behind the Pratt Place Inn on Markham Hill. This part is about Julian's career and interests.2023-01-1704 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastJulian Archer and the Pratt Place Inn - Part 1Part 1 of a 3-part series on Julian Archer's life and the story behind the Pratt Place Inn on Markham Hill. This part is about Julian's youth and young adulthood.2023-01-1707 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastMarkham Hill's Hillbilly Hot Tub, by Mike BewleyThis episode is Mike Bewley's story about how Markham Hill inspired his music.2023-01-1304 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastJoy Pratt Markham's Philanthropy and Will - Part 2Fayetteville benefited from Joy Pratt Markham’s philanthropy while she was alive and is still benefitting from her generosity after her death in 1976. Part 2 summarizes the main points of Mrs. Markham's will. What did she want done with the money and land she donated to the University of Arkansas?2023-01-1306 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastJoy Pratt Markham's Philanthropy and Will - Part 1When Joy Pratt Markham came into some money in the 1950s, she began contributing to a number of local causes. Children, nature, the arts, college students, and historical buildings were on her heart. This is Part 1 of the story.2023-01-1307 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastOld Fashioned How-To-DosMarkham Hill's Evangeline Archer wrote an article for the November 22, 1957 issue of the Northwest Arkansas Times entitled “Cyclopedia of Information for the Home Full of ‘How-To-Dos,’ With Recipes and Helpful Hints”. Here are excerpts from the article!2023-01-1106 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastEvangeline Archer's Letters to the Editor - Part 5This is Part 5 (1975-1979) of a five-part series containing some of Evangeline Archer's Letters to the Editor. Photo by Paul Waddell. 2023-01-0207 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastEvangeline Archer's Letters to the Editor - Part 4This is Part 4 (1973-1974) of a five-part series containing some of Evangeline Archer's Letters to the Editor. The drawing is entitled "Suky" and was done by Lucy Dawson in 1940.2023-01-0209 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastEvangeline Archer's Letters to the Editor - Part 3This is Part 3 (1969-1972) of a five-part series containing some of Evangeline Archer's Letters to the Editor. The photo is a vintage image of a woman riding sidesaddle, like Ella Hurst and Joy Markham used to do in the Fayetteville Homecoming Parades in the 1950s.2023-01-0108 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastEvangeline Archer's Letters to the Editor - Part 2This is Part 2 (1965-1969) of a five-part series containing some of Evangeline Archer's Letters to the Editor.2023-01-0108 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastEvangeline Archer's Letters to the Editor - Part 1Letters to the Editor can reveal the heart and spirit of a person and remind us of the issues of the day. This five-part series contains many of Evangeline Archer’s Letters to the Editor. Part 1 covers 1955-1964.2022-12-3106 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastMarkham Hill - Big Nature, Big Love, by Pritam ChowdhuryArcheologist Pritam Chowdhury describes his time living on Markham Hill in the early 2000's, and how he found his true love.2022-12-2408 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastMorning Musicale House ConcertsJoy Markham was among those who hosted house concerts for lovers of classical music in the 1950s-1970s. These were called Morning Musicales.2022-12-2406 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastJoy Pratt Markham, Altrusa, and Fayetteville's First Community TheatreLearn about Joy Pratt Markham and the other charter members of Altrusa and their initial project, Fayetteville's first community theatre.2022-12-2408 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastDoug James and Markham HillDoug James was the longest serving professor in University of Arkansas history. His last conservation effort before he died was probably his speech before the Fayetteville City Council in 2018 to try to save Markham Hill from deforestation and development. This is his story.2022-12-2307 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastKen Smith's Friendship with Evangeline ArcherKen Smith is the author of several excellent books on the Buffalo River. This episode is about Ken Smith's friendship with Evangeline Archer. It includes the stories Ken told me during my interview with him.2022-12-2308 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastA Word Picture of Hilltop Camps by Joy Markham - Part 4This is Part 4 of a four-part series containing Joy Markham's 1938 description of her boys and girls camp.2022-12-2209 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastA Word Picture of Hilltop Camps by Joy Markham - Part 3This is Part 3 of a four-part series containing Joy Markham' s 1938 description of her boys and girls camp.2022-12-2209 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastA Word Picture of Hilltop Camps by Joy Markham - Part 2This is Part 2 of a four-part series containing Joy Markham's 1938 description of her boys and girls camp.2022-12-2208 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastA Word Picture of Hilltop Camps by Joy Markham - Part 1In 1938, Joy Markham wrote about her boys and girls camp for a detailed promotional flyer. This is Part 1 of a four-part series.2022-12-2209 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastFrank Sharp's Friendship with the Pratt Family - Part 2This is Part 2 of Frank Sharp's close friendship with members of the Pratt family over the years.2022-12-2108 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastFrank Sharp's Friendship with the Pratt Family - Part 1Frank Sharp, a Fayetteville hero, has had a long-term and deep friendship with members of the Pratt family since he was a youth. This is Part 1 of a two-part series.2022-12-2108 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastWildlife on Markham Hill and Dr. Jim Hunt's Letter to the EditorThis episode consists of two stories: Wildlife on Markham Hill by Paul Waddell and Dr. Jim Hunt's Letter to the Editor about Markham Hill. Photo by Paul Waddell.2022-12-2108 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastEvangeline Pratt Waterman Archer (covering 1947-1954) - Part 2Part 2 of Evangeline Pratt Waterman Archer from 1947-1954, covering her return from Greece.2022-12-2107 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastEvangeline Pratt Waterman Archer (covering 1947-1954) - Part 1Part 1 of a two-part series on Evangeline Pratt Waterman Archer from 1947-1954, covering her new marriage and time in Greece.2022-12-2108 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastMy Life on Markham Hill, by Micheal Parks - Part 2This is Part 2 of art student Micheal Park's life on Markham Hill in the 1970s. He describes his art and renovation projects on the Pennington property, his friendship with Mrs. Markham, and his dog Blue's misadventures.2022-12-2011 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastMy Life on Markham Hill, by Micheal Parks - Part 1This is Part 1 of a two-part series written by art student Micheal Parks about his life on Markham Hill with his dog Blue in the 1970s.2022-12-2010 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastThe Markhams and the YounkinsThere are two connections between the Markhams and the Younkins. Since this episode aired, it has been confirmed by Bobby's wife Jeanie Younkin that the third connection is folklore but not true. It was a different Bobby who lived in the cabin.2022-12-1710 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastEvangeline Pratt Waterman (covering 1927-1947) - Part 2Part 2 of Evangeline Pratt's life as Mrs. Waterman which spanned 1927-1947.2022-12-1709 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastEvangeline Pratt Waterman (covering 1927-1947) - Part 1Part 1 of a two-part series covering Evangeline Pratt's life as Mrs. Waterman which spanned 1927-1947.2022-12-1710 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastRoberta Fulbright's Memories of Southwest HillInfluential newspaper editor Roberta Fulbright lived on Markham Hill when her children were young. She wrote about this in 1940.2022-12-1707 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastEvangeline Pratt as a Girl and Single Woman - Part 2This is part 2 of a two-part series on Evangeline Pratt as a girl and single woman, covering the years 1898 through 1927.2022-12-1709 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastEvangeline Pratt as a Girl and Single Woman - Part 1Learn about Evangeline Pratt, the younger daughter of the Pratt family who settled on Markham Hill in 1990. This is Part 1 of Evangeline as a girl and single woman.2022-12-1609 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastOnly Rolls-Royce in TownMrs. Markham and her Rolls-Royce were well-known in town. Why?2022-12-1609 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastAlysen Land's Memories as a Girl on Markham Hill in the 1960sJoy Pratt Markham and her horses truly helped young Alysen Land. Listen to her story.2022-12-1105 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastLiving at Pratt Place in the early and mid 1900sWhat was daily life like in the early and mid 1900s for Joy Pratt Markham while living in the family home on Markham Hill? Listen to a Pratt descendant's story.2022-12-1109 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastThe Pratt BoysJoy and Evangeline Pratt had four older brothers when their family settled on what is now called Markham Hill in 1900. This is their story.2022-12-1110 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastThe Passing of George BellowsWhen Joy Pratt Markham was 31, one of her former art teachers and mentors died suddenly. George Bellows was a well-known artist. Joy's tribute to him was printed on the front page of the local paper in 1925. This is her article.2022-12-1106 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastJoy Pratt Markham, the ArtistLearn about Joy Pratt Markham's beginnings as an artist.2022-12-1008 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastThe Largest Dogwood in the World!The dogwood in the Big Meadow on top of Markham Hill was advertised as the largest in the world.2022-12-1006 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastMrs. Markham's DaffodilsDid you know that Joy Pratt Markham's daffodils were famous?2022-12-1007 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastMarkham Hill Memories from Hugh Kincaid and Hogeye Bill Orton Two unique stories: 'Remembering Markham Hill' by Hugh Kincaid, and 'Horses, Pot, and Hiding Out' by Hogeye Bill Orton.2022-12-0906 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastFilming of 'The Blue and the Gray' in FayettevilleLearn about the TV miniseries 'The Blue and the Gray' filmed on various locations in Fayetteville, one being Markham Hill where Robert E. Lee informed his soldiers that they lost the war.2022-12-0810 min
Friends of Markham Hill Podcast1980s on Markham Hill: Patsy Galbraith and the Man OutsidePatsy Galbraith, who lived in the Pratt-Markham house in the 1980s, tells us about life on Markham Hill during that time and what it was like having the movie 'Man Outside' filmed up there.2022-12-0810 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastPratt-Markham House and Property: report by UA Preservation class in April 1977This story consists of an historical preservation report on the Pratt-Markham house and property given by four University of Arkansas students in April 1977. It includes the wishes of the Pratt sisters, Joy and Evangeline, for their 200 acres on Markham Hill.2022-12-0810 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastMary Hughes and Sam Edwards: Markham Hill Cabin Dwellers in the 1960s and 1970sListen to two real-life stories from Markham Hill Cabin Dwellers. Mary Hughes in the 1960s and Sam Edwards in the 1970s.2022-12-0508 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastThe Short Life of Gay Pratt MarkhamJoy Pratt Markham had one child, Gay, who died in 1950 at 22 years old in a plane crash near Drake Field on 71 South. Learn about his short life.2022-12-0513 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastRunning on Markham HillStudents and residents have been running the trails on Markham Hill for over 40 years. Listen to some of their stories.2022-12-0210 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastGay Day Camp on Markham HillThe Girl Scouts had a summer day camp on Markham Hill in the 1950s and 1960s. It was named after Joy Pratt Markham's son Gay in his memory.2022-12-0207 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastUniversity Receives Films Focusing On Man's HistoryThis story is extracted from a 1973 article in the local newspaper on one of Joy Pratt Markham's donations to the University of Arkansas, giving a short biography of her life.2022-12-0204 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastMaggie's RoadMaggie and her husband, Cassius L. Pratt, moved to Washington County, Arkansas from Texas in the 1890s. They had four sons and two daughters, Joy (who later became Mrs. Joy Pratt Markham) and Evangeline (who later became Mrs. Evangeline Pratt Waterman Archer). In 1900, the Pratt family moved to Fayetteville, where they settled on what is now called Markham Hill. This story is about Maggie and her effort to build a road in 1926.2022-11-3007 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastSuki Highers' Life as a Markham Hill Cabin Dweller in the 1990sSuki Highers lived in several of the cabins on Markham Hill in the 1990s. This is her story.2022-11-2803 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastJoe Neal's Memories of Ward PenningtonJoe Neal writes, "Back in the 1960s, I met an elderly gentleman named Ward Pennington, who lived alone in a traditional Ozark cabin in the woods atop Markham Hill ..."2022-11-2605 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastThe Hobby She Rides Is HorsesThis story contains a 1941 article in the local newspaper about Joy Pratt Markham and her love of horses. Learn about her horse philosophy!2022-11-2605 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastLetter from Dr. Jamie C. Brandon About Native Americans on Markham HillIs there evidence of Native Americans on Markham Hill? Is it possible to show respect to Markham Hill's original inhabitants by preserving this land, its trees, its wildlife, its springs?2022-11-2605 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastMarkham Hill Plans Won't Help the TurtlesThis story contains Joe Neal's editorial in the Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette on August 10, 2018 entitled, "Markham Hill plans won't help the turtles". He writes, "One thing not widely understood about impacts of development like that now proposed for Markham Hill is that populations of wild animals, like our familiar three-toed box turtles, suffer direct negative consequences, and I don't mean those associated with being run over by bulldozers. Entire populations of these animals are destroyed."2022-11-2604 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastEdward Downie's Life as a Markham Hill Cabin Dweller in the 1950sEdward Downie is one of those who lived in an abandoned camp cabin on Markham Hill in the 1950s, renting from Joy Pratt Markham. Here is his story.2022-11-2604 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastBoys and Girls Camp on Markham HillPratt Place-Markham Camp. The oldest daughter of the Pratt family, Joy Pratt Markham, ran a camp on their mountain in the 1920s-1940s. The acreage was put on the Arkansas Register of Historic Places in the 1990s. It will be destroyed by the new developer owners if we can't stop them.2022-11-2607 min
Friends of Markham Hill PodcastHistory of Evangeline's Cottage on Markham HillEvangeline's Cottage was built in 1929 by the youngest child of the Pratt family that settled on what is now called Markham Hill in 1900. It is now on the National Register of Historic Places.2022-11-2505 min
Dyslexia DevotedEp. 5 What is Multisensory Instruction?In This Episode:
Why do Orton-Gillingham based programs all say they use multisensory instruction, and what does that mean? In this episode, we give examples of different ways to apply multiple senses to learn abstract concepts and turn the more concrete. We also discuss the way that using multiple senses increases the neuropathways to better retrieve the information later when a student needs to apply it.
Topics Discussed:
What is multisensory instruction?
How is it used for reading
Other subjects to implement multisensory instruction
Show Notes:
parnelloeducation.com/episode52022-07-0417 min
The Sessions with Renée PaquetteBest of The Sessions (Dr. Lisa Paz & Kim Orton/Giovanna Angle)Relive the best of the Sessions this week, featuring highlights from Renee's chats with Marriage and Sex Therapist Dr. Lisa Paz and Kim Orton/Giovanna Angle. Be sure to check out the full episodes and stay tuned for new interviews each week!
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2022-02-1959 min
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Tara and Melanie interviewed Lisa Orton, the Senior Manager at PwC, for this episode of Humans of Payroll and it was a real pleasure to talk to her. Lisa exemplifies someone with a passion for payroll who forged her own path to success. During the episode, Lisa details that journey and tells us how, through pure hard work and determination, she rose through the ranks to become a Senior Manager at one of the leading Professional Services Network. Lisa shared her thoughts on the last 18 months, how much she values her team and...2021-06-1533 min
Dyslexia SolutionsHow Do I Help My Dyslexic Child at Home? Interview with Homeschool Parent, Lisa Fischer - Episode 76How Do I Help My Dyslexic Child at Home? Interview with Homeschool Parent, Lisa Fischer Here is the video if you want to see it.https://youtu.be/L_HwiM6ZNLI#dyslexia #Dyslexia-Solutions #InterviewLisaFischerhttps://www.stepbystepdyslexiasolutions.com/How Do I Help My Dyslexic Child at Home? Interview with Homeschool Parent, Lisa Fischer Today my guest was Lisa Fischer. Homeschooling mom of a dyslexic daughter, her story is awesomely interesting. Lisa Fischer has always had aspirations to be somebody. And she was. Get this, In high school, she peaked ear...2021-04-1521 min
The Intrazone by Microsoft 365IT for the SMBChris and Mark talk with Jon Orton, Director of Microsoft 365 marketing focused on our small and medium business outreach. Throughout the discussion, we talk with Jon about the strains of COVID-19, offers from Microsoft to help ease change, and recent innovation for small and medium-sized businesses with up to 300 employees. Microsoft 365 Business is the IT for SMB, built to deliver the tools and security businesses need in a single, simple-to-manage product. The outcome, a means to run and grow business. Click here for this episode's corresponding blog post. Click here for a transcript of this...2020-11-1056 min
The Genealogy Gems Podcast with Lisa Louise Cooke - Your Family History ShowGenealogy Gems Podcast Episode 229Genealogy Gems Podcast Episode 229 with Lisa Louise Cooke May 2019 NEWS: Lisa Louise Cooke is back in the studio after two weeks on the road speaking at the Ohio Genealogical Society (OGS) Conference and the National Genealogical Society (NGS) Conference. Each conference was great and had its own unique feel, and there were many new genealogists in attendance. Genealogy Gems listener Carol stopped by and enthusiastically shared with how the eBay search strategies for family history that Lisa discussed in paid off in a big way! MAILBOX: Robin wrote in to share how Sydney Orton’s song with her grandpa in Gen...2019-05-2355 min
The Genealogy Gems Podcast with Lisa Louise Cooke - Your Family History ShowGenealogy Gems Podcast Episode 229Genealogy Gems Podcast Episode 229 with Lisa Louise Cooke May 2019 NEWS: Lisa Louise Cooke is back in the studio after two weeks on the road speaking at the Ohio Genealogical Society (OGS) Conference and the National Genealogical Society (NGS) Conference. Each conference was great and had its own unique feel, and there were many new genealogists in attendance. Genealogy Gems listener Carol stopped by and enthusiastically shared with how the eBay search strategies for family history that Lisa discussed in paid off in a big way! MAILBOX: Robin wrote in to share how Sydney Orton’s song with her grandpa in Gen...2019-05-2355 min
The Genealogy Gems Podcast with Lisa Louise Cooke - Your Family History ShowEpisode 228 of the Genealogy Gems Podcast with Lisa Louise CookeThe Genealogy Gems PodcastEpisode 228 April 2019 with Lisa Louise Cooke In this episode: More new feature enhancements announced by Listeners Trisha and Betty share their stories with Lisa in person Lisa’s interview with Crista Cowan, The Tombstone Tourist, Joy Neighbors, share 3 intriguing discoveries that she’s made while searching cemeteries Military Minutes Man Michael Strauss explores an underused genealogical treasure: women's registration cards on the home front from 1917-1918 during World War I RootsTech Film Festival semi-finalist Sydney Orton shares the touching story behind newly discovered precious audio and video tape, and how she and her sister honor their grandparent’s memo...2019-04-1358 minThe Genealogy Gems Podcast with Lisa Louise Cooke - Your Family History ShowEpisode 228 of the Genealogy Gems Podcast with Lisa Louise CookeThe Genealogy Gems PodcastEpisode 228 April 2019 with Lisa Louise Cooke In this episode: More new feature enhancements announced by Listeners Trisha and Betty share their stories with Lisa in person Lisa’s interview with Crista Cowan, The Tombstone Tourist, Joy Neighbors, share 3 intriguing discoveries that she’s made while searching cemeteries Military Minutes Man Michael Strauss explores an underused genealogical treasure: women's registration cards on the home front from 1917-1918 during World War I RootsTech Film Festival semi-finalist Sydney Orton shares the touching story behind newly discovered precious audio and video tape, and how she and her sister honor their grandparent’s memo...2019-04-1358 min