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text: Meta Battle Subway PokeBase - Pokemon Q&A Login Register All Activity Questions Unanswered Tags Users Ask a Question Rules Chat What is a good moveset for Staraptor? 1 vote Mine knows: Brave Bird: High power, STAB, high accuracy, works well with Roost. Return: STAB, high power because Staraptor was oneof my first Pokemon. Close Combat: Used to deal with Ice, Rock, and Steel types (other moves are not good against them). Roost: Heals Staraptor after Brave Bird. Staraptor learnset movesets staraptor asked Jul 24, 2010 by trachy edited Jul 6, 2012 by 5th of November yeah, mine knows:Defog,fly,brave bird,agility and it says I can't forget fly and defog. commented Aug 5, 2012 by connorg123 You need to go to the move deleter. He is located at Canalave City, one house south of the Pokemon Center. commented Aug 5, 2012 by balin1998 Please log in or register to add a comment. Please log in or register to answer this question. 12 Answers 4 votes With it's new ability "Reckless" this would be a great moveset: Brave Bird:STAB,boosted by Reckless Double-Edge:Same as Brave Bird Close Combat:Coverage U-Turn/Quick Attack/Pursuit:Coverage,STAB Priority answered May 15, 2011 by Shxatoap Add life orb for a great suicide sweeper too commented Apr 17, 2015 by SirGallade Please log in or register to add a comment. 3 votes This is how real birds do it!!! Staraptor (F) @ Choice Band Trait: Reckless EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe Jolly Nature (+Spe, -SpA) Role: Wallbreaker Brave Bird Double-Edge/Return Close Combat U-turn Brave Bird Everything. Double Edge Stab and for electric types. Return Stab and for electric types. Close Combat Ice types, Rock types, Steel types and Dark types. U-turn Scouting and some coverage. answered Feb 12, 2012 by Mystic Flygon what if i can't have double edge....... what about take down =( commented Feb 14, 2012 by Spark Pichu If you can't have Double Edge then take Return. commented Feb 14, 2012 by Mystic Flygon Also off smogon commented Feb 14, 2012 by Blobyolo I didn't look at smogon's set i just took a nice moveset for Staraptor and smogon's CB set has intimidate btw which i just looked at a minute ago because of your comment. Also even if i did copy from smogon, it's still a good moveset. commented Feb 14, 2012 by Mystic Flygon Agreed :p commented Feb 14, 2012 by Blobyolo Please log in or register to add a comment. 1 vote Gen V Staraptor (M) @ Lum Berry Trait: Reckless EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spd Jolly Nature (+Spd, -SAtk) Close Combat Brave Bird Roost Return answered Jun 19, 2011 by trachy I love the fact that it's the exact same set in the question. This one does give nature, EVs, etc though. commented Jul 2, 2011 by DarkTyphlosion Why mess with perfection? commented Jul 2, 2011 by trachy roost isn't good because staraptor is too frail for it to be effective commented Jul 1 by nicolaspusion Please log in or register to add a comment. 1 vote Staraptor (M) @ Choice Scarf Trait: Intimidate EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spd Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk) - U-turn - Retaliate - Brave Bird - Pursuit Revenge Killer. Retaliate gets 210 BP after STAB, along with Maxed attack makes it a particularly good move for a revenge killer. U-Turn is for scouting, and Brave Bird is STAB. Pursuit is for choiced attackers locked into EQ, or a ghost move, and also for ghosts that are immune to retaliate. answered Mar 17, 2012 by Pwnyta Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes Staraptor @ Sharp Beak Ability: Reckless Nature: Jolly EVs: 4 Def / 252 Atk / 252 Spe Brave Bird Close Combat Substitute Roost Brave Bird is Sharp Beak boosted whatchu know about it. It's in addition STAB and Reckless, making it a dangerous threat. Close Combat nicely dispatches Steel and Rock types under normal circumstances, that is as long as there aren't any random second typings. Substitute neatly avoids stats, and is a nasty surprise for opponents switching to a counter, or something resistant to the move he or she thought you would use, this enables Staraptor to identify its counters, and beat them. Roost heals Staraptor from Substitute recoil and attacks in addition to stealth rock damage, it is however wise to pack a nice spinner like Rapid Spin+Recover Starmie. Sharp beak is chosen to boost the power of Brave Bird while not having any recoil. 252 Speed EVs allow Staraptor to outspeed as much as possible with a Jolly nature, and attack is maximized to make it do as much damage as possible while the rest is thrown into def and not HP to minimize stealth rock damage and be able to switch in 4 times without fainting. answered May 28, 2012 by Hex Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes My favorite "Eagle" EVER! I received a (male)Staravia from DW with Reckless and this is my Staraptor Move-set: Close Combat: Awesome move! Coverage to Rock and Ice Agility: Speed UP! Brave Bird: Great Move boosted by Reckless Substitute: For protection and for use Agillity safely EV: Attack and Speed Adamant; Alert to Sounds Item: Leftovers ;) answered Apr 26, 2013 by Alexjogos1999 Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes Here's what mine knows: Brave Bird: STAB and high power. Close Combat: Cover Rock and Ice weaknesses, high power. Aerial Ace: Decent power, STAB, never misses. Roost: Heal to deal with Brave Bird's recoil, makes it invulnerable to its weaknesses. answered Jan 17, 2014 by christiantm2 Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes Starla the female Staraptor Nature: Jolly IVs: HP, Attack, Defense, Speed Item: Choice Band Moves: Brave Bird Close Combat U-Turn {Return, Theif, Final Gambit, etc. answered Feb 5, 2014 by jjxtreme Final Gambit is a Special move. Every other move there is a Physical move. Final Gambit would work against my sister who tried to Earthquake my Talonflame with Kyogre. Use Roost to heal after BB commented Jan 25 by mkkp Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes Staraptor@Assualt Vest Nature : Adamant / Jolly Ability : Intimidate / Reckless EV's : 4 Def. / 252 Atk / 252 Spd Double Edge Brave Bird Close Combat Pursuit / U-turn This Staraptor can be a wall breaker or a scout. If you want a wall breaker, the Staraptor should have Reckless for its Ability, Pursuit over U-turn, and Adamant Nature over Jolly Nature. If you want a Staraptor to scout your opponent's team, the Staraptor should have Jolly Nature, U-turn over Pursuit, and Intimidate. answered Mar 11, 2015 by Archeops Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes Both my staraptors have this set, and it really works Item: Choice band Ability: reckless Moveset: Close Combat: coverage and power Brave bird: Reckless boost STAB Double edge: Reckless boosted STAB U-turn: Scouting EV's: 252 spe, 252atk, 4 spdef Nature:jolly or adamant answered Jul 3, 2015 by ChariZard92203 Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes Staraptor@Sharp Beak Ability: Reckless Nature: Hasty Moves: -Aerial Ace, for S-Beak boosted STAB -Brave Bird, for S-Beak and Reckless boosted STAB -Roost, to heal after a few Brave Birds -Close Combat, well, why wouldn't you? answered Jan 9 by mkkp Please log in or register to add a comment. –1 vote Staraptor Item: Brightpowder Ability: Intimidate Nature: Jolly EVs: put a lot into speed, attack and Hp if you can -Double Team -Brave Bird -Close Combat -Giga Impact Since Staraptor's defensive stats are low, why not just take no damage at all? Use double team a few times to set up (Brightpowder will lower your chances of getting hit before the second double team. Once you've raised enough evasiveness, attack! Double Team works well with all three moves listed above. When you've taken damage from Brave Bird, lowered defensive stats from Close Combat or recharging from Giga Impact, all these downsides won't be as bad if you don't get hit. Just watch out for moves like Aerial Ace or Weather combos. answered Feb 13 by True Administrator Well, this set isn't particularly viable, and is more on the gimmicky side. Brightpowder really shouldn't be used on Staraptor. A better item would be Choice Scarf, and you could run Brave Bird, U-Turn, Close Combat and Roost. commented Feb 13 by Sobi Please log in or register to add a comment. Related questions What is a good double-battle pokemon to have with staraptor? Aerial Ace or Take down for Staraptor? Is Staraptor a weaker version of Garchomp? What level does Staraptor learn Brave Bird? 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Author has written 19 stories for Pirates of the Caribbean, 10th Kingdom, Final Fantasy VII, Supernatural, Doctor Who, Lord of the Rings, Once Upon a Time, Primeval, Captain America, Dragon Age, and Misc. Tv Shows.
Hello, my name is Lexi.
Firstly, I apologize for my sporadic updating behavior... I'm in uni and work part time, it doesn't give me much time to write but I do manage to erk out a few hours per week for my favorite pastime. I'm an American who has emigrated to the UK for uni, so that should account for my sporadic spelling/colloquial patterns... That is all. Good day!
Come find me on live journal if you're so inclined, I haven't updated in a while, but who knows, anything can happen... angelofprey is my username.
I'm also on Tumblr as Insanity-by-Proxy. (I'm one of those people who reblogs anything and everything...) I don't post fics there, because too many people from real life follow me.
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Progress Board:
1: Hoist the Colors (Pirates of the Caribbean fic): Discontinued
2: The Second Book of the Tenth Kingdom (The 10th Kingdom): Chapter 7 first draft
3: The Snow Queen (a Doctor Who fic based off of a picture found on DA): Chapter 9 drafting (Haitus, the muse has abandoned me rather badly, and a pity too I was so close to the end... )
4: Adaptations (A Primeval Abby/Connor fic based on a prompt picked up on Tumblr): concept work and chapter 3 and 4 early drafting (Haitus, again the muse has abandoned me.)
5: The Demon Lover (Once Upon A Time character study for Milah): drafting
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3: 1000 Paper Cranes (Doctor Who Fic): Plot bunny beatings. (This one has the potential for reincarnation based on current OTPs.)
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5: Volver, Amar, Ser, To Return, To Love, To Be (Final Fantasy X-2 Fic): one of my first fics which was really crap, and wasn't really going anywhere to begin with.
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I am a teacher and I only get 6 weeks off for paid maternity leave. However, I have about 50 sick days saved up. Unfortunately, I need some sort of medical condition/illness to use these sick days. The HR department said a doctor's note stating "Baby Bonding" was not a valid excuse.
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Spicy Sweet Potato Frites
Total Time
Prep 30 mins
Cook 5 mins
I was looking for something different to serve with cheeseburgers one night, and this is what I found (it's a Tanya Holland recipe from foodtv.com). The spice blend counters the sweetness of the fries rather nicely, I think. Prep time is primarily time needed to heat the oil sufficiently.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 lbs sweet potatoes (4 medium)
- 2 quarts vegetable oil or 2 quarts peanut oil, for frying
Spice Blend
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1⁄4 teaspoon chili powder (I recommend Chipotle chili powder)
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1⁄2 teaspoon paprika
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground thyme
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground oregano
- Peel potatoes and cut into 1/4 inch matchsticks.
- In a small bowl, combine all ingredients for the spice blend and set aside.
- Heat oil to 300 degrees F.
- "Blanch"fries for 2 minutes and let cool.
- Bring oil up to 350 degrees F.
- Fry for 3 minutes, or until fries are brown and rise to the top.
- Sprinkle spice blend over hot fries and serve immediately.
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We made both fries and chips with this recipe. Both were great. The spice mix contrasts really nicely with the sweetness of the potatoes. I am going to experiment with some other root vegetables now. Thanks! Made for Spring PAC '09
Very good. I added a little brown sugar and then tossed with some olive oil and baked them. They weren't crispy, but they were still great!!! Served with a dipping sauce of ranch dressing mixed with BBQ sauce!
Oh the spice blend for these was wonderful! I skipped on the chili powder this time but found it still to be extra tasty and suitable for everyone in the family. I'll be making these again and again I'm sure but next time will try and bake them off in the oven, just to reduce the fat content a bit .


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Your pain is evident in your post. As one other poster says, you clearly did something right in raising your child that he felt confident enough to leave home. He must feel well grounded.
It is important for you not to cling. One of the greatest gifts my mom gave my sister and me was our independence. When my dad died (we were 15 & 16 and it was the 1960s), she told us we had to maintain our grades because the plan was still that we should "go away" to college just as dad had talked about so we would need scholarships. She also said she did not expect us to stay home with her even though she would be "all alone". Well, we did go away to college and we did establish our own lives. However, we called constantly and visisted often. In fact, people told us that they were often surprised to learn we both lived so far away because the way she talked about us, they thought we must have lived nearby.
The indepdendence that mom insisted upon for all of us was the thing that bound us together in a very close loving relationship for all of our lives.
PS I was recently widowed and my kids live 4 and 12 hours away. It is groups at church, sewing groups, cross stitch groups, etc. that helped me during the college years and that are now providing me with comfort. It is good to follow your interests and have things doing in your life. Then when you talk to your kids you have something to say and are not interrogating them about their lives. I have found that the fewer questions asked, the more information comes (this worked for my mom and has worked for me too).
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Jack may be legally, even morally right, but for the record, in the past two weeks I have downloaded advanced copies of "Icky Thump," The Beastie Boys "The Mix Up," and Queens of the Stone Age's "Era Vulgaris," all of which I think are great. I still plan on buying them the day they come out. If they weren't worth buying I wouldn't let them take up precious space on my hard drive.
Is this post showing up complete for other people? It isn't for me, and everything after it is bold.
White Stripes LP was downloaded 5000+ times in 3hrs on Oink. fuck jack + his piece of shit "band". white stripes + their fans suck salty ballz.
Same here Aislinn, Slog is going haywire
What do you expect from Freaky Friday?
Piggy makes some good points. Nevertheless, he's an asshole. The world where the White Stripes count as a sucky band is a fantasyland.
How exactly are you estimating Jack's package size? There's been a whole lot of package talk so far on Freaky Friday. I think Savage is pulling the strings behind the scenes.
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Haven't heard the album yet, but the song "Icky Thump" f***ing rocks.
One of the comments on her blog reads, "I have taken it upon myself to boycot (sic) all things White Stripes until Jack offers you a sincere apology." Oh poor thing, Jack *almost* made her cry. Word is that she promised not to air Jack's phone call but the station did repeatedly air a reenactment starring Chris Rock. Classy.
People bothered to download White Stripes?
Mr_Friendly, if there ever was an expert on rock star 'battle axes', it's most definitely our kerri here.
I'm sick of both of these icky things. I wish they'd discover blow, heroin, "cheese," sherm, SOMETHING that would push them into a seedy hotel room surrounded by 96 syringes and a 38-special.
Yeah, The Gories were great, greater even (imho) yet the White Stripes have their place, mostly on my wife's iTunes playlists. They have a couple cuts I like, and I am a bit bummed for Jack's work getting jerked around but at the end of the day I doubt it will really mess up his LP/CD sales...
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Miller was basically a running back at quarterback who would throw the ball poorly. Having a running back as the quarterback helped the Buckeyes win a lot of games, but it also led to them getting beaten a number of times by teams that simply stacked the line and dared Braxton Miller to throw the ball, which he obviously couldn't.
Guiton, 6'2″ 200lbs, had talent comparable to Teddy Bridgewater from Louisville. I rate Guiton as being better Bridgewater because he's got more arm strength and he's got more pocket presence. Guiton doesn't stress out and start running when he's getting heat. He's able to stay in the pocket and continue to make his reads. That's one thing that jumps out at you when you watch Guinton. He makes reads, and doesn't simply throw the ball to the first guy he sees whether he's open or not. Guinton will scan the entire field until he sees an open receiver, and at that point he throws the ball.
What's going to hurt Guiton's chances in being drafted is the fact that he saw very little action at Ohio State. However, he played well in his senior season in the little playing time that he got. He completed 68.8 percent of his passes on 75 of 109 attempts for 749 yards.
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Without medical insurance I can no longer afford the enbrel that I was taking. I can't sleep thru the night often and am finding it hard to even hold a glass or pen in my grip.
Psoriatic Arthritis - what otc medications can help best with the pain?
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At the top of this page there is a Drugs A to Z tab. I just looked at it and I scrolled down to where it said drugs to treat psoriatic arthritis and there are a lot of different drugs listed. Maybe this will help. I would check with my doc or pharmacist before mixing to many and before taking something new. I wish you well. kimmie1
11 Dec 2009
You may also want to ask your Drs office and/or pharmacy if they know of any programs available for patients with no insurance. Some offer a sliding scale fee ( you must qualify financially) that is much less than you would have to pay originally without your insurance. Some pharmaceutical companies offer medication delivery to your Dr. and you can pick it up at the office, after you have the paperwork filled out and qualify. Not having insurance is such a burden. And being in pain makes it seems like no one cares. If you can't make those calls have some one you trust do it for you, in your prescence preferably. Keep your chin up because we do care! Please let me know if this info was useful, so that I may better help others, and continue to help you.
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Location & Hours
122 Student Success Center
(937) 775-5770
Appointments should be scheduled by calling or visiting the Writing Center.
Writers of all skill levels can benefit from informed feedback about their writing. Wright State University provides funding so that students may have writing consultations free of charge. Our staff of trained undergraduate and graduate writing coaches from across the disciplines can provide support at any stage of your writing process. While we will not write or edit your work for you, a conversation with a writing coach can help you:
- Discover the strengths and weaknesses in a piece of writing;
- Understand assignment criteria;
- Make sense of your source materials;
- Generate and organize your ideas;
- Develop a writing plan;
- Formulate a thesis statement;
- Develop your content;
- Create compelling introductions & conclusions;
- Learn how to properly quote & paraphrase information from sources;
- Learn how to properly cite your sources;
- Develop revision & editing strategies;
- Prepare your writing for publication/presentation.
Learn about Writing Center Services
In addition to providing Personal Peer Coaching, the Writing Center also offers the following resources:
- Mini-manuals providing basic format and citation information for APA and MLA styles
- Twelve networked computers for word processing and research applications
- Adaptive equipment for students with disabilities
- A library of reference materials you can use while in the center
We invite you to stop by the center to make an appointment or just walk in to see if we have a coach available.
David Bringhurst
Director, University Writing Center
Mission & Philosophy
The mission of the University Writing Center (UWC) is to help Wright State University students become more skilled, confident, independent writers and students, thereby enhancing their abilities in educational, professional, civic, and personal settings.
Our work with students is guided by an understanding of both the nature of writing and the nature of student development.
We share an understanding with the Writing Program and Writing Across the Curriculum that:
- Writing is a tool for thinking as well as communicating;
- What we write depends on a number of variables collectively referred to as the rhetorical context;
- Writing consists of multiple, often recurring processes;
- Writing is a collaborative activity.
These observations yield a principle upon which we base our practice: Writers need to discuss their work with other writers who share or understand the rhetorical context within which the writing takes place. This process of collaboration and meaningful revision encourages writers to engage more deeply with the subject matter, enhances learning, and allows writers to produce appropriate texts.
Within our collaborative environment, we promote academic integrity and respect each writer's autonomy. Here, writers maintain ultimate authority over and responsibility for their own writing.
From a student development perspective, we understand that:
- "Student" is one of many identities people attending college have;
- "College" is a unique collection of systems;
- The amount of challenge that will lead to successful growth depends on one's readiness and the level of support available;
- Academic success isn't merely about intelligence or academic knowledge, but one's readiness and ability to navigate the college system.
From these observations, we understand our role to be one of support for the whole student. Students may be dealing with issues seemingly unrelated to writing that nevertheless impede their development as writers. We may be able to help them deal with smaller or temporary issues or we may have to provide appropriate referrals to other experts on our campus.
Policies & FAQ's
You will need your Wright1 card to sign in for your session.
To give you ample time to develop skills and confidence, promote independent reflection and revision, and help to ensure the availability of our services to other students, we operate with the following policies:
- You may meet with a Writing Coach for up to an hour in a day and no more than two hours in a week, schedule permitting.
- You may break your sessions into half-hour blocks if you like.
- Hour-long sessions consist of 50 minutes of coaching with 10 minutes allotted for paperwork. Half-hour sessions consist of 25 minutes of coaching with 5 minutes allotted for paperwork.
- You do not need an appointment to meet with a coach. You can "walk in," and if we have a coach available, we can meet with you.
- As a courtesy convenience, you may schedule sessions in advance.
- We recommend coming to the center to schedule your appointments, but we will make appointments by phone.
- Sessions start on time. Plan to arrive at least five minutes prior to your appointment. We reserve the right to give your session time to another student if you are late.
- If you miss three appointments, you will be removed from our schedule for the remainder of the term. However, you may still use the center on a walk-in basis, and your scheduling privileges may be reinstated the following term.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Who are the writing coaches?
All of our coaches are Wright State students. They come from a variety of disciplines including Liberal Arts, Engineering and Science, Social Science, Medicine, and more, and are prepared to help you with writing assignments from any of your courses.
What should I bring to my session?
Please bring your Wright1 card (or UID and identification) to sign in. If you're working on a paper, you may bring a hard copy or use one of our computers to access a digital copy. We also have tables with outlets if you prefer to work on your laptop. Please bring any additional materials relevant to your session (this may include a syllabus, rubric, pre-writing, research, etc.).
What should I do to prepare for my session?
It is most helpful for our coaches, and most productive for your session, if you come prepared with questions, or an idea of what you'd like to discuss about your assignment. Depending on what stage of the writing process you are at, it is useful to bring any pre-writing, research, assignment instructions, feedback from your professor, or anything else that is relevant to the assignment that you're working on..
Do I need to bring a hard copy of my paper?
No—we have computers available if you'd prefer to work with a digital copy of your paper. We also have tables that are equipped with outlets if you bring a laptop, and a printer is located in the center for your use.
What kinds of writing can I bring to the Writing Center?
Writing coaches can help you with a variety of writing assignments, including summaries, analyses, evaluations, narratives, research papers, technical writing, business writing, and creative writing. Coaches can also help you with personal writing, such as resumes, cover letters, or applications.
Will a writing coach edit my paper and fix my grammar?
No. Our coaches use a discussion-based method of challenge and support to help you develop your skills as a writer. While we will not write or edit your work for you, a conversation with a writing coach can help you with:
- Assignment criteria and planning
- Research and idea generation
- Academic reading strategies
- Organizing and drafting
- Formulating a thesis statement and developing content
- Using appropriate evidence, quoting, and paraphrasing
- Citing sources in APA, MLA, or Chicago style
- Editing for clarity, concision, and tone
- Mechanics, usage, and grammar
- Proofreading strategies
- Format and layout
- Strategies and resources for future academic success
How will my instructor know that I have visited the Writing Center?
At the end of your session, your writing coach will fill out a session report that states the date, the time of your session, the course number, the assignment name, and a description of what you accomplished during your session. At your request, a copy of this will be delivered to your professor.
How often can I come to the Writing Center?
You may have up to 2 half-hour sessions a day (you can split them up, or combine them into a one-hour session), with a maximum of 4 half-hour sessions a week.
Is there a fee to use the Writing Center?
No. The University Writing Center is free for all currently enrolled Wright State Students. In order to sign into a session, you must have a Wright1 card, or UID and identification.
What happens if I miss my appointment?
If you are unable to make it to your appointment, please call the Writing Center at 937-775-4186. Your appointment may count as a No-Show if:
- You don't show up for your appointment without calling
- You arrive past your appointment time and your coach has started working with another student
- You arrive past your appointment time and decide to wait until the next session block
After three No-Shows, you will not be able to schedule any more appointments for the remainder of the semester. You may still use the Writing Center on a walk-in basis.
Can a writing coach help me with MS Word, MS PowerPoint, and other software?
Our writing coaches are not specifically trained on handling software questions. However, your coach may be able to answer any basic software questions that he/she feels familiar with. For more help with MS Word and other software, please visit https://www.wright.edu/information-technology/support-and-training/atomic-learning
How can I become a writing coach?
To qualify to work as a wriring coach, applicants must:
- Be at or above sophomore status
- Have a minimum 3.0 GPA
- Complete ENG 1100 with an 'A' or 'B'
- Complete the application packet (can be picked up in the Writing Center- 122 SC)
Faculty Resources
We have created a number of resources to help you encourage your students to benefit from our services.
Syllabus Snippets
The Word document linked to below contains language about the University Writing Center that you can cut and paste into your syllabus. The document contains short and long descriptions written from either a faculty perspective (first-person "I") or from a Writing Center perspective. You can choose whichever version best fits the tone and style of your syllabus. We have included all of the information we think your students will need to understand our services and find further information about us. Feel free to edit the descriptions for tone and style to best fit your syllabus.
Writing Center "Coach Chat"
Would you like someone to come talk to your students about the University Writing Center? We will send one or two of our peer Writing Coaches to talk to your students about the center. These five- to 15-minute "chats" are a great way to demystify the Writing Center for your students. As fellow students, our engaging staff can help personalize the writing center experience for your students and help lower their anxiety about using our services.
To schedule a Coach Chat, call our office at (937) 775-4186 or send us an email at email@example.com
Referral Form
If you have students who need support with their writing, consider referring your student to the Writing Center. Our experience has shown that verbal referrals often times result in misunderstandings, so we have created a referral form to help you communicate more clearly with the student. While you are welcome to use this form as you wish, we recommend the following for better results:
- Complete a referral form. Use the check boxes and comment section to clarify the support you wish the student to receive.
- Discuss the form and your comments with the student.
- Give the form to the student and have the student bring the form to the Writing Center to discuss with a Writing Coach.
We will send you a Session Report for each session the student has in the center. The Session Report is designed to mirror the Referral Form so that you can see what has been discussed. Below you will find a link to both the Referral Form and a description of each of the check boxes on our Session Report and Referral Form.
Writing Center Staff
Jill Tussing | Graduate Assistant
Jill is a graduate student studying Student Affairs in Higher Education. She has a B.A. in English Literature, and an M.A. in Composition and Rhetoric, both from Wright State. Jill began her Writing Center career in 2009, during her sophomore year. Jill likes to spend time with her family, and is a big fan of stand-up comedy and Star Wars. She believes that learning to write well can serve all students in all disciplines, because effective communication is fundamental to any career.
Gabriela Acevedo | Sophomore | Early Childhood Education
Gabriela's favorite part of working at the Writing Center is helping students understand a concept and feel confident and happy with their papers. In her free time, she loves to write, sing, and play her guitar and ukulele. Her favorite books are the Harry Potter series, but her favorite author is Jane Austen. She wanted to work at the Writing Center because she gets to help people do one of her favorite things: write.
Dieter Archer | Sophomore | Management Information Systems
Dieter's favorite part of working at the Writing Center is getting to hear everyone's unique stories and how they write about them. His own favorite type of writing to do is analysis, because they're structured, but he can have fun making an argument and connecting the dots to support his claim. Dieter wanted to work at the Writing Center because he had used it as a student for help on his papers, and he was encouraged to apply.
Cameron Byers | Sophomore | Nursing
Cameron's hobbies are gaming, going to the theater, playing piano, and listening to instrumental music (modern and classic) for hours on end. He would love to travel to Rome, London, Italy, and Dublin. Cameron wanted to work at the Writing Center because he wants to help students tell their stories, get their creativity out there, and help their imaginations blossom.
Cody Black | Junior | Computer Science
Cody spends his spare time like a stereotypical Computer Science major--playing video games and programming, but he also likes to draw and compose 8-bit music. Someday he wants to move out west, preferably where it's cooler and less humid. Cody wanted to work at the Writing Center because he had heard great things about it and he thought it sounded like a wonderful opportunity.
Juliana Crask | Junior | Creative Writing
Juliana's favorite part of working at the Writing Center is collaborating as a group to solve problems and grow as a coach and writer. Juliana would love to travel to Norway, and live in the western USA. Her favorite type of writing to do is creative writing, especially writing for plays and dialogue. Juliana's favorite movie is "The Empire Strikes Back," and her favorite TV show is "Pushing Daisies." She wanted to work at the Writing Center because she loved the idea of being able to help fellow students by doing something that she loves.
Matthew Daugherty | Senior | Creative Writing
Matthew wants to travel all over the world, but would start in the UK, and he would love to live in Seattle, Washington. His favorite type of writing to do is creative writing, especially short stories. Outside of work and school, he likes riding his bike, sequential storytelling (comic books and graphic novels), and right now he is learning how to play guitar. Matthew wanted to work at the writing center because he wants to share his skills in order to help others.
Noelle Dreizin | Senior | Social Science Education
Noelle's favorite part about working at the Writing Center is meeting a lot of interesting people, and learning about other subjects from reading other people's writing. Her favorite type of writing to do is persuasive writing because she likes doing research and learning about different points of view surrounding a topic (one of her favorite papers that she has written is a persuasive paper about why we shouldn't have standardized testing in schools). In her free time, Noelle likes to walk/run, watch Netflix, and cook. She wanted to work at the Writing Center because she wants to be a teacher and she wanted to have the experience of working with different types of students and learners.
Alyssa Evans | Senior | Psychology
Alyssa's favorite part about working at the Writing Center is its distinctively welcoming yet structured environment that gives everyone room to flourish as students and writers. Alyssa would love to travel to New Zealand, but she would travel constantly if she could. Some of her hobbies are writing, drawing, hiking, discovering new music, and late-night Wikipedia browsing. Her favorite type of writing to do is poetry, and sometimes fiction. Alyssa wanted to work at the Writing Center because she loves to write so it felt like a good fit.
Nicole Gerth | Sophomore | Creative Writing & Art History
Nicole would love to travel to Switzerland someday to see the beautiful landscapes. Nicole's favorite type of writing is fiction writing, including romance stories, mysteries, paranormal, and fantasy. One of her favorite book series is The Black Dagger Brotherhood by J.R. Ward. Nicole wanted to work at the Writing Center to help other students and herself become better writers, and to improve her communication skills as well.
Cori Greer | Senior | Integrated Language Arts
Cori's favorite part of working at the Writing Center is meeting new people and building relationships with coworkers and clients. She would love to travel to Europe, Australia, and Haiti someday. Her favorite hobbies are reading and doing anything active outside. Her favorite book (at the moment) is The Mark of the Lion series by Francine Rivers. She wanted to work at the Writing Center because she wants to be a teacher someday, and it's not retail!
Kimberlee Griffith | Senior | Psychology
Kimberlee's favorite part of working at the Writing Center is the "light bulb moment" when a student is able to understand an idea that was frustrating for them. Her favorite type of writing to do is poetry. Her favorite book is To Kill a Mockingbird and her favorite author is Shakespeare. Kimberlee wanted to work at the Writing Center to help others succeed in their educational goals.
Michael Gross | Graduate Student | International and Comparative Politics
In his free time, Michael likes to run, hike, climb, and kayak. He's an avid reader that likes to keep up with fiction in between his academic interests; some of his favorites are Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle and George R R Martin's The Game of Thrones series. Michael wanted to work at the Writing Center because he wants to share his extensive academic writing background with writers who are new to the academic environment.
Ekaterina Guseva | Graduate Student | TESOL
Ekaterina's favorite part of working at the Writing Center is learning something new every day from the students that use the center. Ekaterina would love to visit Turkey, Germany, and Greece. She likes to write stories, memoirs, and anything else that values opinions and personal experiences. Some of her favorite hobbies are reading and hiking. Ekaterina wanted to work at the Writing Center at the recommendation of a friend (now a co-worker!) that told her this is the best place to work--and she says he was right!
Sarah Hamic | Senior | English Literature
Sarah's favorite part of working at the Writing Center is encouraging students and seeing them become more confident in their writing. Someday soon, she wants to visit Tibet and India, and travel through Europe. In her free time, she likes to solve crosswords, do pinterest crafts, and play Jeopardy too competitively. Sarah wanted to work at the Writing Center because she loves to help others and she has a passion for writing.
Becca Heading | Junior | Early Childhood Education
Becca's favorite part of working at the Writing Center is working with students and learning skills that she can apply to her future as a teacher. One of her favorite hobbies is hanging out with her one year old Golden Retriever, Charlie (who loves to take naps, which may explain why they get along so well). Her favorite books are mostly children's literature. Becca wanted to work at the Writing Center because teaching and helping students is one of her passions.
Chelcie Hinders | Senior | English Literature
Chelcie's favorite part of working at the Writing Center is watching students understand and gain confidence in the writing process. She wants to travel to the redwood forest, and would love to live out west in the mountains. Her favorite type of writing to do is Academic writing, because she enjoys researching engaging topics or themes in the literature that she reads, and contributing her own ideas to preexisting scholastic writing. Chelcie wanted to work at the Writing Center because she wants to help students learn to write well and be confident in their writing skills.
Desiree Jones | Senior | History and Motion Pictures
Desiree would love to visit South Korea because the culture is very interesting, and she wants to live in Georgia. Outside of work, Desiree likes to read, watch films, and do screenwriting. Her favorite book is People by Rhett Butler, her favorite author is Maya Angelou, her favorite movie is a tie between "Gone With the Wind," "Casablanca," "Notorious," and "Imitation of life," and her favorite TV show is "Modern Family." Desiree wanted to work at the Writing Center because she wanted the opportunity to help others develop and refine their skills as writers.
Faryn Kelly | Senior | Dance
Faryn's favorite part of working at the Writing Center is meeting people and learning about their story; their major, hopes and dreams, background, and writing voice. Her favorite type of writing to do is journalistic/blog-like/stream-of-consciousness writing, but she likes poetry as well. Her hobbies are instant film, and hosting and entertaining. Faryn wanted to work at the Writing Center because she wanted to do something outside of herself by helping people, and something outside of her major.
Jacob Marino | Senior | Mechanical Engineering
Jacob wants to travel to Italy someday, because it's a beautiful country and he would enjoy seeing where his relatives came from. He does a lot of technical writing as an engineer, which can be very dry and boring, but he finds ways to make it more exciting and bearable; his favorite part is writing about a project or assignment that he's been working on and reflecting on everything that has been accomplished through hard work. Jacob loves playing basketball, playing his viola in orchestras, and tinkering with and driving his Camaro. He wanted to work at the Writing Center because it would be a good break from all of the math that comes along with being an engineer, but it has turned into much more than just that.
Brad McClelland | Sophomore | Marketing
Brad's favorite part of working at the Writing Center is assisting returning students with their writing and seeing that they implemented the skills that he taught them in their last session. His favorite thing to do is to travel, and some of his hobbies include watching movies, trying new foods, and visiting zoos and aquariums. Brad wanted to work at the Writing Center to improve his own writing and communication skills, while helping other students in the process.
Amanda McCollum | Sophomore | Physics, Sexuality Studies
Amanda's favorite part of working at the Writing Center is working with a wide range of students who have a wide range of skills. Along with academic writing, she likes to do creative writing, including writing novels. Amanda wanted to work at the Writing Center because she enjoys helping and meeting all different kinds of people.
Ash McGinley | Super-Senior | Creative Writing
Ash graduated from Wright State in 1992, and worked as a technical writer/editor for a government contractor. In 2007, he retired and returned to Wright State as a part-time Creative Writing student so that he can work at the Writing Center. He has more stories than he could possibly put into a one-paragraph bio. Ash wanted to work at the Writing Center because he wanted to help students understand that writing is just talking on paper, and he wants students to know that they're not being judged on their writing, because they're just communicating.
Anna Mills | Sophomore | Nursing
Someday, Anna would love to travel to New York, California, and New Zealand. Her favorite type of writing to do is narrative. In her free time, Anna likes to work out, read, watch Netflix, and go out with her friends. Anna wanted to work at the Writing Center because she loves helping students reach their full potential.
Ashley Mohler | Senior | Biomedical Engineering
Ashley not only wants, but needs, to travel to Machu Picchu someday. Her favorite type of writing to do is technical writing. Her hobbies include baking, singing, painting, traveling, exploring, and trying new things. Ashley's favorite book is 1984 by George Orwell. Ashley wanted to work at the Writing Center because she always really enjoyed English and writing, but as an engineering major she didn't receive many opportunities to write besides lab reports; working here has helped her get back in touch with her inner writer.
Dana Moorman | Junior | History, Classics
Dana's favorite part of working at the Writing Center is meeting new people and getting to read a lot of different types of papers. Someday, she wants to travel to Greece and Italy. Outside of work and school, Dana loves to read, and her favorite author is Jane Austen. She wanted to work at the Writing Center because she loves helping people and writing.
Michael Perkins | Senior | TESOL
Michael's favorite part of working at the Writing Center is being able to tell students that their work is valid and deserving of respect; he believes that our writing is a reflection of our brains, so helping students feel confident in their work is the same as helping them feel confident in themselves. One of Michael's hobbies is collecting records--he owns around 2,000 vinyl LPs and 600 45s. Michael wanted to work at the Writing Center in order to help international students succeed and feel welcome in the United States.
Jacob Nolin | Post-graduate | English
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In this document, you will learn how to import multiple data sets from a Microsoft Excel file into IBM Cognos Insight through an ODBC connection, edit the structure of the data, and then view your results in an IBM Cognos Insight workspace.
The techniques in this document were written and tested with IBM Cognos Insight 10.2.1, but apply to earlier versions as well.
This document assumes knowledge of basic IBM Cognos Insight modeling.
Although importing from an Excel file is nothing new for IBM Cognos Insight, in this case you will take advantage of multiple datasets on separate worksheets within the Excel file and use IBM Cognos Insight to join these separate datasets together.
In this scenario, the IT department has provided you with a Microsoft Excel file containing datasets from various data sources (a file called GO Master Data.xls has been included with this document). Each of these datasets is on a separate worksheet in the Excel file. The data contains all the required fields to link the datasets together. You will use an ODBC connection to this Excel file and then import from that connection using IBM Cognos Insight. During the import, you will add structure to the data so that you can analyze your sales and targets numbers for products over time.
Note about working with ODBC drivers
As of Cognos Insight 10.2.1, there are both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of the product for Windows. For the 64-bit version of the product, you can currently only leverage 64-bit ODBC drivers. If the Cognos Insight 32-bit version is installed on a 64-bit Windows operating system, then by default, the data component will run in 64-bit mode. However, it can be configured to run in 32-bit mode if required.
For example, if you install Cognos Insight on a 64-bit version of Microsoft Windows, but are using 32-bit ODBC drivers to connect to your data source, you will need to configure your ODBC connection using the 32-bit ODBC Data Source Administrator console (<system_drive>\Windows\SysWoW64\odbcad32.exe) and then configure your Cognos Insight data component to run in 32-bit mode.
To do so, go to the Cognos Insight installation location which can be located by looking at the Target property in the Properties dialog of the Cognos Insight shortcut located on your desktop.
- Open the configurations folder, and then open the config_10.2.xxxx.x folder.
- Open the file config.ini in a text editor such as Notepad and add the following line to the end of the file:
- Save and close the file.
- Start Cognos Insight and proceed to import the relational data source using the 32-bit ODBC connection you defined.
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DTM1_DISABLE_64BIT=true or change the value to
false (recommended).
For more information refer to the IBM Technote titled IBM Cognos Insight Cannot Connect to 32-bit ODBC Driver on a 64-bit Microsoft Windows Platform at http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21616205.
Import Data
In this section you will set up an ODBC connection to the provided Excel file containing multiple worksheets of data and then work with the contents of that file in IBM Cognos Insight using the import wizard. During the import wizard, you will join data from the multiple worksheets together with relationships defined in the Query Builder.
- Download and save the GO Master Data.xls file accompanying this document to your local machine.
- Create an ODBC connection to this file and name the connection GO Master Data. Please refer to Microsoft ODBC help documentation if required.
- In IBM Cognos Insight, from the Get Data menu, click Import Data.
Figure 1: Get Data Menu displaying import options including Import Data
- In the Import name box, change New Import 1 to GO Master Data.
- From the Type drop down list, select Relational Data Source (ODBC). The Connection Editor dialog box appears.
- From the Data source name drop down list, select GO Master Data (this is the ODBC connection that you just created).
- Click Test connection to verify connectivity, and then click OK twice.
Figure 2: Import Data menu displaying options and configuration just performed
- Click the Open Query Builder button.
- In the Metadata Explorer pane, expand the location for the GO Master Data.xls file, and then expand Tables.
Here each worksheet in the Excel file is represented as a table as shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3: Query Builder window displaying Products$, Sales$, Time$, and Sales Target$ under Tables
- Drag the Products$ and Time$ tables to the Data View pane.
- In the Metadata Explorer pane, expand Sales$ and 'Sales Targets$', and then drag Revenue and Sales Target to the Data View pane.
The columns from the tables appear in the Data View pane and the tables appear in the Query Diagram pane as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4: Query Builder displaying selected columns in the Data View pane and tables in the Query Diagram pane
Notice the red x on the Issues tab stating there are 4 issues.
- Click the Issues tab.
There are four messages indicating the tables do not have joins to any other tables.
You will create relationships between the tables in the Query Diagram and then test the data. Do not click the Refresh button until you have defined your joins otherwise the query will create a large cross join between all the tables that takes a long time to return.
- Click the Data View tab, in the Query Diagram, click Products$, ctrl-click Sales$, right-click one of the selected objects, and then click Create Join.
- In the Create a new join dialog, click the green plus button to add a new join.
- Click in the left column, and then from the drop down list, select Product Type Key.
- Click in the right column, and then from the drop down list, select Product Type Key.
Figure 5: Create new join dialog with newly configured join
- Click OK, and then create the following relationships between the other tables.
- Products$ to SalesTargets$ on Product Type Key
- Time$ to Sales$ on Month Key
- Time$ to SalesTargets$ on Month Key
Figure 6: Diagram pane showing tables with the join relationships defined between them
- Click the Refresh button to verify the data.
The data appears as expected as shown in Figure 7.
Figure 7: Data view pane displaying data retrieved from the Excel file
There are two new issues noted on the Issues tab. These are warnings about the cardinality potentially bringing back more rows than expected for the Products$ and Time$ tables. In this case, the cardinality is correct.
You can also click on the SQL View tab to see the SQL that will be used to retrieve the data.
- Click OK.
The SQL also appears in the SQL Query pane in the Import Data dialog. Here you can customize the SQL to add filters or calculations if required.
Figure 8: Import Data window SQL Query pane showing SQL used to retrieve data from the Excel file
Add Structure to the Data
In this section you will add structure to the data before import by defining dimensions and measures.
- At the bottom of the dialog, click the Advanced button.
On this screen, you see a Data Preview section and a Mapping section as shown in Figure 9. In the Mapping section, you can customize the structure and properties of the data before it is imported.
Figure 9: Import Data window Data Mapping screen
In this case, you will clear the default mappings and start from scratch as you wish to use the business keys as the invariant values and the user friendly strings, such as Product Line, as the captions.
- Click the Clear All Mappings button at the bottom of the Source Items pane.
- Click the Show properties link in the bottom right corner, and then rename the Target cube name to GO Sales and Targets.
Figure 10: Data Mapping screen showing cleared mappings and new cube name just entered
- From the Source Items pane, drag Product Line Code onto the GO Sales and Targets cube in the Target Items pane.
Figure 11: Mapping pane showing Product Line Code as a new dimension name as well as a level name
- In the Properties pane, change the Level name from Product Line Code to Product Line.
- From the Source Items pane, drag Product Line onto the Product Line level in the in the Target Items pane.
This item becomes the caption for the Product Line level as shown in Figure 12.
Figure 12: Mapping pane showing Product Line as the caption for the Product Line level
- Repeat this process to create a Product Type level using Product Type Key as the level mapping and Product Type as the caption. You will start by dragging Product Type Key onto the Product Line Code dimension.
Figure 13: Mapping pane showing the Product Type level and caption
Next, you will edit some properties for this dimension.
- In the Target Items pane, click on the Product Line Code dimension, and then in the Properties pane, change the Dimension name from Product Line Code to Products.
- Under Advanced, deselect Include the names of parent elements, from the Element sorting drop down, select By Name, and then from the Component sorting drop down, select By Name.
Now you will create the Time dimension.
- From the Source Items pane, drag Year onto the GO Sales and Targets cube in the Target Items pane.
Figure 14: Mapping pane showing Year dimension and level
- Drag Quarter Key onto the Year dimension, and then drag Quarter onto the Quarter Key level.
Figure 15: Mapping pane showing Quarter Key level and caption
- Rename the Quarter Key Level to Quarter.
- Drag Month Key onto the Year dimension, and then drag Month onto the Month Key level.
- Rename the Month Key Level to Month.
Figure 16: Mapping pane showing the full hierarchy of the Year dimension starting with year, followed by Quarter, and ending in Month
- Select the Year dimension, and then in the properties pane rename the dimension to Time.
- Deselect Include the names of parent elements.
- From the Dimension type drop down list, select Time, and then for Element sorting and Component sorting, select By Name.
You will now map the measures for your cube.
- Drag Revenue and Sales Target onto GO Master Data Measures in the Target Items pane.
- Select GO Master Data Measures, and then in the Properties pane, change the Dimension name to GO Sales and Targets Measures and deselect Generate count measure.
The Target Items pane appears as shown in figure 17.
Figure 17: Mapping pane showing Revenue and Sales Target added to the GO Sales and Targets Measures
- Click the Import button.
The data appears in the workspace.
Figure 18: Workspace showing the imported data in a crosstab as well as a chart
Using an ODBC connection to an Excel spread sheet with multiple worksheets, you were able to import and join multiple data sets and add dimensional structure to it.
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