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So this is a stepfamily topic....just not involving me directly. Its about my sister.
She recently had a baby and the biofather was not there for her entire pregnancy. He kept saying he did not want to be a dad yet. Meanwhile she started dating a friend of hers and now they are engaged. He was the one going with my sister to all her dr's appts. He was the one who helped set up the nursery. He was the one who did the baby book stuff and was there for the birth. He signed his name on the birth certificate. He really stepped into the father role and I think that is great.
Now the biodad says he wants to be dad. He wants to have a part in his childs life (the baby is only a week old). My sister is atimate about her fiance being daddy.
I told her that the child can have 2 daddys and that she should not deny the biodad the chance to be a father because someday her child may hate her for that. She says that it will hurt her fiance's feelings because he is the one who was there the whole pregnancy. I told her that she was not with the biodad when she got pregnant (more of a fling). So anyways she couldn't expect much during her pregnancy, but now that the baby is here it is different. He can be a father to his child without being with her.
She is pretty much saying that the biodad can be a part of the child's life but that her fiancee is daddy. I am so mixed here. I understand her resentment when the guy was saying he did not want to be a dad. But I also feel that now that the child is here if he is willing to step up she should give him the chance to.
What do you all think???
I think she needs a lawyer.
The guy can't be trusted, can't be relied on, but...
Bio-parents have rights, whether they deserve them or not.
But they also have obligations;
child support is one that comes to mind.
"Dad" may change his mind about being a father once he realizes that it'll cost him.
Then, if fiance wants to protect his fatherly relationship to this tiny person, he can humbly ask bio-dad to let him adopt.
I wish them all, but especially the little one, the best.
Your sister does not get much choice here. She can either let bio-dad in or bio-dad can go to court, prove DNA and claim his rights.
Unreal to me that sis let this 2nd gentleman sign the birth record. I mean, I understand that he has been there the whole time, they are getting married, ect, but it does not change the facts that the guy is not the child's father and as not married at the time of birth does not give the guy rights through the law either.
It's great he wants to be 'daddy', and I hope he makes a great one , but 'father' he is not and if bio-dad wants in sis is wrong in trying to lock him out and bio-dad has every right to go now and prove his rights--better now than a few years from now. Bio-dad would not be the first bio-dad who does not face fatherhood until the child is actually born--yeah, a fact that is hard for all moms to understand cause to most moms the baby is 'real' right from the beginning of the pregnacy.
Is there a reason other than bio-dad was not around or shown interest until now that sis does not want the man in her child's life (abuse? drugs?)
I think my sister is afraid that he will be interested in his child for a while and then just disappear. But I told her that letting her fiance sign the birth certificate was kind of wierd since they were not married yet and knew he was not the bio dad. I think she wants to just live as if her fiance is the dad and wipe the other guy out of the picture.
Maybe its because he was not there for her during her pregnancy. Maybe its because he said he was not ready to be a father and changed his mind after the baby came.
Either way I just fear that she is making a mistake by insisting that he should not be daddy and her fiance should.
she IS worried that he will just disappear again and she IS making a mistake imagining that he isnt the daddy... from my own experiance anyways. I can remember when I was in her shoes... (not exactly because I didnt have a new dad lined up but) I can remember thinking when dd's dad stepped back into the picture when she was two months old declaring he wanted to be dad... "What is he thinking... I go through all of this alone and now he wants to step up and I am just supposed to be all hunky dory about it. Where was he when the southern baptist convention was scolding me for being an unwed mother (I worked at a hotel at the time) Where was he while I went to doctors appt after doctors appt.. Where was he while I was bursting into tears in the baby aisle so overwhelmed with what I was about to face...Where was he while I was losing friends and rehauling my life to be suitable for a child (after all at the time I was 19 and living with a few roomates and that just wouldnt do for a new baby) Where was he when I was in labor for more than 48 hours... I wanted to tell him to go to hell. He couldnt be there then ... he might as well not be there now. But, the reality was that he was her father and I really couldnt deny him that right... however I did not have to make it easy for him
I made that boy jump through so many hoops it was ridiculous... from not allowing him to take dd alone for nearly a year to making him have "daddy classes" with my mom on how to bathe feed clean and just all around take care of her. I never once made it easy for him... perhaps out of spite... but in the long run (for the time) it made me realize that if he was willing to go through all of that ... he really did love that little girl and wanted the best for her. So, we came to terms with our own relationship as parents...
Something that helped me ... I dont know... feel more in control... more indepedent.. and I know is a topic for debate on this forum... but I wouldnt take money from him. I told him from the start you disappeared so I set myself up to handle my own for my dd and my life. But, if you really want to be a dad and you really want to support your daughter here are the things she needs... diapers formula clothes shoes etc etc. Dont show up here thinking it is play time with no responsibility. That is not being a dad.
Mom of 4 said "But, the reality was that he was her father and I really couldnt deny him that right... however I did not have to make it easy for him"
I TOTALLY agree with her entire post. My sister went through something similar, but the dad has never come back and wanted to be dad.
Your sister doesn't have to "let" him be dad. She should make him prove it to a court since he's the one that just ran off. I agree with Mom of 4 about the parenting classes and such. If he really does want to be a part of the baby's life, he'll jump through the hoops.
In the process, the birth certificate will get changed. Fiance will still be in the child's life...and can still even be a dad to the child; just not the only one.
" I think she wants to just live as if her fiance is the dad and wipe the other guy out of the picture. "
Probably. Who wouldn't? Life would be so much simpler if Sis could just ride off into the sunset with fiance and live happily ever after...
IMO, some good perspectives from the other posters, and much to consider -- ethics, logistics, legal issues. But Sylvia's advice - to get a lawyer - is essential no matter what else she decides to do. I mean what would happen:
- If fiance doesn't turn out to be all wonderful and the marriage doesn't actually happen? What would his legal responsibilities be? (if any) Then Baby would have NO Daddy instead of two. Lots of complicating factors in that set of circumstances.
- If they do marry, but then divorce. Sis's personal circumstances would challenge any marriage. Would that change fiance's legal responsibilities? What about his rights? Would Sis even want him around as another co-parent if things don't work out?
- What if BioDad decides to pursue his legal rights in court? Does Sis want to get dragged through all of that? And what are her chances of "winning" - however she defines it?
- If BioDad gets a choice - pay child support or give up rights? (Assuming fiance wants to adopt.)
- If she decided to give BioDad a probationary period like Mom_of_4? Baby is so little now that she's unlikely to even remember BioDad if he disappears fairly quickly.
Also, Sis's age, emotional maturity and financial independence also are important considerations. Can she really afford to not get child support? Can she afford good daycare or to stay home and not work? Will fiance happily take on 'another man's child'? Forever?
You all have good points that I really agree with. My problem is my sister is stubborn and not really thinking clearly. Everything is all sunshine and rainbows with fiance now, but I am worried about what will happen months from now when fiance realizes the responsibility he has taken on for anothe man's child.
She wants her baby to call her fiance dad when the baby is old enough to talk. Biodad also wants baby to call him dad. I told her that it will be a year before the baby really understands the word and she can tell biodad he has that long to prove himself and be active in his childs life.
But my sister has this mindset that since he was not around during the pregnancy he lost all rights. I keep trying to tell her that they were not dating when she got pregnant so really he was not neglecting his child by not being at her side. What he does now that the baby is here is what really shows what kind of father he is.
I also told her that her child may hate her someday if she cuts biodad out. She thinks her child will never find out that fiance is not the childs biodad. I told her that secrets like that are never kept forever.
And I have pointed out to my sister and her fiance what could happen to the child if they split.
I am at a loss. I don't want my sister to avoid me if I press this issue. But in my heart I feel that cutting biodad out is wrong because he has not had the chance to prove what kind of father he is.
" in my heart I feel that cutting biodad out is wrong because he has not had the chance to prove what kind of father he is."
Well, here's the thing--your sister cannot cut him out if he doesn't want to be! He has rights (and responsbilities) and if he chooses to pursue his options legally, there is not much your sister can do to stand in his way.
This poor baby needs all the help he/she (sorry, can't remember if you said which) can get;
The baby is the result of a "fling", so both mother & father may be rash or reckless or irresponsible.
The father ignored/protested/denied the situation until there was an adorable baby actually here in this world, maybe a sort of a breathing flash card to give him his cue, maybe an "Aww!"-producing little item like a puppy in the window of a pet store, so father also decides whether to deal with reality according to how he feels.
Mom finds a new partner *while she's pregnant* & decrees that he is to be the daddy, so mom also ignores reality, as well as other people's rights, when it suits her, & she may be a person who uses other people for whatever she needs at the time.
New partner is a cipher;
I'm older than everyone here, so you can call me jaded or cynical, but men just don't act this way.
I hardly ever hear of a man who'll date a woman who has children, let alone a pregnant woman, & for him to agree to have his name on the birth certificate is just unbelieveable.
Does he not realize (yet) that a father has to be responsible regardless of how his relationship with a mother works out?
Has he not had the suspicion (yet) that he's being used?
If not (yet), get ready;
eventually it'll occur to him, & he'll be very angry & resentful indeed.
When you add all these ingredients together, I wonder if the three of them have a brain to share.
which would mean the baby doesn't have one smart, rational, reasonable, responsible parent.
so mom, maybe you can be an extra-compassionate, extra-attentive, extra-caring aunt.
I think it's a really hard call on what the biodad should've done. I've seen legal advice given where they aren't supposed to do *anything* until they've been deemed the legal father. And while your sister may absolutely know who the father is, he might be leery. Especially so when there is a new father so quickly.
Also, much of what he could do while she was pregnant is limited to what the Mother says. He is under her thumb and may not want to be.
The real problem I see is Fiance signing the birth certificate, not only is it not true, but the mess it would cause legally would just be a nightmare. I can't imagine the thought process behind that.
woke up in the middle of the night with the thought that maybe I've got the fiance part of it backwards;
sometimes when a guy seems to be the answer to all your prayers & the solution to all your problems & a knight on a white horse...it's because that's what he wants you to think so he can get control of you.
"I think it's a really hard call on what the biodad should've done. I've seen legal advice given where they aren't supposed to do *anything* until they've been deemed the legal father. And while your sister may absolutely know who the father is, he might be leery. Especially so when there is a new father so quickly"
This is a very good point .My DH was advised by his lawyer not to do ANYTHING no money, nothing until DNA tests proved he was the daddy. This might sound like a deadbeat action, but seriously, my hubby is the the best father I know, he raised that same little girl in question at 19 years old when she was an infant till now...so i guess my point is, just because a guy may not "be there" during the pregnancy doesn't make him a bad daddy, he may have his reasons, I would find it odd if a girl was pregnant, having another guy go to all prenatal visits, yet I was supposedly the father? I would seriously begin to doubt my paternity to the child.
"from the original post:
"He kept saying he did not want to be a dad yet." "
Many young people have that same feeling, I have heard many young women say this as well while pregnant. It is sometimes only after the child is born, that they see,feel,hold the baby that a connection is made, and the choice to parent is decided. I get it he freaked....
I wonder how pregnant she was when she hooked up with the new guy? It is hard to imagine a guy starting to date a 5-9 month pregnant girl...I suppose it does happen though.
This kid is here now, needs a mama and a daddy and an extra daddy if fiance is interested bottom line.
I had a similar situation with my first child - during the first trimester of pregnancy, biodad decided that he wasn't ready to be a father (we were both in our 20s). He left me, and I continued alone. By the 3rd trimester, I had begun a new relationship with an older colleague with whom I'd been a business acquaintance for quite some time. He obviously accepted me (pregnant though I was), and he insisted that he was committed to raising my son as his own. Either way, although my new beau was my lamaze coach & assisted in the birth, I did not attempt to put his name on the birth certificate (he was NOT the child's father) - as a matter of fact, no father's name was put on the birth certificate (because in this state, the father must be present & sign the certificate). Needless to say, everything was bubble gum & rainbows at that point, but within 2 years (my son was probably 1 and 1/2), my new fiance simply disappeared (didn't come home from work one evening). I never pursued the situation with him any further, and I never got any answers (what difference did it make, really), but what I did get was STRONGER, self-reliant and more personally committed to RESPONSIBLY navigating not only my life, but the life of my son. Eventually, when my son was 3, biodad came to terms with the responsibilities of being a father and a husband, and our family was reunited. We were married for 10 years and had two additional children. Ultimately, our marriage did not last, however, we still respectfully, responsibly and lovingly co-parent our children, and years later, God has blessed me with the husband (and 2 stepchildren) He intended for my life.
It is my belief that if you muddy the waters & create untruths, it is ultimately the child that will be hurt. Whether mom likes it or not, the child is entitled to know his true ancestry, and it isn't right to base his identity on untruths. He will undoubtedly resent you for it - the truth always comes into the light.


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The driver of the train that derailed killing 78 people has refused to answer initial questions, Spanish police say.
Francisco Jose Garzon Amo - hurt in Wednesday's crash - is under guard in hospital.
He is suspected of driving too fast round a bend. Reports say the train was travelling at more than double the speed limit at the time of the crash.
The case should now "proceed to a judicial process", the police added. Spain is in three days of mourning.
The police chief in the Galicia region, Jaime Iglesias, said earlier that the driver would be questioned "as a suspect for a crime linked to the cause of the accident".
No date has been fixed for his appearance before the judge, a spokeswoman for Galicia's High Court, which is leading the investigation, told the AFP news agency.
Police also put the confirmed number of deaths at 78 - down from 80 announced earlier.
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At least 130 people were taken to hospital after the accident near the north-western city of Santiago de Compostela, and 95 are still being treated.
The 32 seriously injured include children. People from several nationalities are among the wounded, including five Americans and one Briton. One American was among the dead.
Continue reading the main storyOn Friday one of the first funerals for the dead took place in the small Galician town of Pontecesures.
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Gold One lowers Q3 production guidance
PUBLISHED: 31 Aug 2010 14:42:19 | UPDATED: 31 Aug 2010 14:42:19PRINT EDITION: 31 Aug 2010
South African-focussed gold producer Gold One International Ltd has unveiled a net first half loss of $3.94 million and lowered September quarter production guidance.
Shares in the company fell sharply on Tuesday, after the company issued an interim financial report.
Gold One said the results reflected a strong operational performance at its Modder East gold mine.
The company said it made a gross profit of $17.1 million and produced 24,778 ounces of gold in the six months to June 30, 2010.
It said slower than expected build up in the new North 2 area had led to a drop in September quarter guidance, to between 18,000 and 20,000 ounces, from earlier forecasts of 25,000 ounces.
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As of Sunday, October 14, 2012
© Copyright 2015
Albany Herald
SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco Giants first base coach Roberto Kelly was taken to a hospital Saturday after getting hit in the back of the head when Buster Posey's ball struck him while he was standing near second base during batting practice.
Kelly walked off the field with assistance and was placed on a stretcher to leave the ballpark. The Giants said he was scheduled to undergo a CT scan and tests for a concussion, but had no further update on his condition.
The NL West champion Giants were holding a workout at AT&T Park a day before opening their NL Championship Series against the St. Louis Cardinals.
Posey said he didn't see what happened.
"I saw him on the ground like everybody else, I didn't see it hit him," the Leesburg native said. "Anytime somebody gets hit in the head you're worried for them. He seemed to be doing all right. He was cognizant and answering questions. I think any time with a head injury, it is scary because you just can't take anything for granted with that, and you have to be really, really careful."
The frightening moment came just more than a month after Oakland Athletics pitcher Brandon McCarthy took a line drive to the right side of his head on a ball from the Angels' Erick Aybar on Sept. 5. McCarthy, Oakland's opening day starter, sustained an epidural hemorrhage, brain contusion and skull fracture on the play and underwent two hours of surgery.
The 48-year-old Kelly has been the Giants' first base coach since 2008. He played 14 seasons in the majors for eight teams and was a career .290 hitter with 124 home runs and 585 RBIs. The outfielder spent his longest stint with the New York Yankees, from 1987-92 and again to finish his career in 2000.
He also played for the Reds, Braves, Expos, Dodgers, Twins, Mariners and Rangers.
Kelly was a two-time All-Star and played in 1,337 career games.
The San Francisco Giants had their travel schedule perfectly planned.
Until their plane in Cincinnati needed more fuel and then experienced a mechanical problem.
"Unbelievable," manager Bruce Bochy said Saturday, back to work after sleeping from 6:30 a.m. PDT until just after 9. "Everything right, last out, ready to go."
The condensed schedule this year and the wacky Game 5s in every division series sent traveling secretaries spinning to get clubs where they needed to be on short notice.
The Giants — who stayed put in Cincinnati to wait out their next opponent — were delayed more than three hours sitting on the tarmac in Ohio as their plane refueled.
Initially, the plane had enough gas to take the NL West winners to Washington, where they thought they would be playing Game 1 of the NL championship series against the Nationals on Sunday.
When the Cardinals rallied to win in the ninth, the plan changed and more fuel was needed to get back to the Bay Area. The Giants finally landed in San Francisco at 5:09 a.m.
They began watching Game 5 of the Cardinals-Nationals at their team hotel, then watched the remainder in the team plane — gathered around iPads and personal computers.
Some San Francisco players were even talking their wives on the phone to get live game updates.
"Something I learned in 2010 is the travel's not always the easiest part of the postseason," Giants catcher Buster Posey said. "You get in late, you're flying four, five hours from coast to coast. I think you learn how to make sure your body's ready to go in order to play the next day. We were in a weird position just having to stick around Cincinnati. Whoever made the call to stay and watch the end of the game, I give them credit because I was ready to hop on the plane to D.C."
The Giants barely beat the Cardinals to the West Coast. St. Louis landed shortly after 6 a.m.
Pitcher Kyle Lohse said he got a "little bit" of sleep.
"Enough," he said. "You get used to the crazy travel schedule. I got up at noon and convinced them (at the hotel) to still make me breakfast — to cook me up some eggs, so that was nice."
The Tigers had it only slightly better than San Francisco, leaving Detroit for New York to arrive at their hotel just before 1 a.m. EDT.
"I don't worry about the small stuff. That's small stuff to me," Tigers manager Jim Leyland said. "At this time of the year if you are playing and you are complaining, there is something wrong with you. We are still playing and we are in the final four, it is what it is."
But, the Tigers had just won Game 5 in Oakland on Thursday night. They flew home from the West Coast, landing at 8 a.m. PDT. It was a quick turnaround after that once the Yankees eliminated the wild-card Orioles.
"We were in the position where we let everybody go home, get some rest, get packed up," Detroit general manager Dave Dombrowski said. "And we said, 'We'll just watch the game and if New York wins, be ready in two hours,' and everybody was there."
Lohse wasn't feeling too awfully sorry for San Francisco.
"It was tough," he said. "I'd like to say I feel bad for them."
Anibal Sanchez is finally feeling comfortable with his new Detroit teammates, and it shows in his performance.
He'll get a chance to prove his erratic start is fully behind him when he gets the ball for the Tigers in Game 2 on Sunday in New York.
"Right now I'm really, you know, together with the team. I say that when I come here it is really tough for me because nobody knows me, especially with the teammates, how to make friends on the team," Sanchez said before Game 1. "But right now everybody's on the same page. I am really excited to be part of this team, especially the rotation, a pretty good rotation right now."
The Yankees will send Hiroki Kuroda to the mound on short rest for the first time in his major league career.
Sanchez came to Detroit with second baseman Omar Infante in a July trade with Miami for highly touted Jacob Turner and two minor leaguers. He was 4-6 with a 3.74 ERA in 12 starts for Detroit but gave up only one run in 15 1-3 innings in his final two regular-season starts. And he was the hard-luck loser in Game 3 of the division series, giving up two runs in 6 1-3 innings of a 2-0 loss to the Oakland A's.
Jim Leyland says the 28-year-old Sanchez just needed to get acclimated to his new environment before he would realize the potential he's showed at 22 with a no-hitter for Miami.
"I just think he got to know the manager, the pitching coach. He got to know his teammates. His wife was pregnant and going to have a baby, they just had a child here recently," Leyland said. "There's a lot of stress and things that go along with moving to another team, particularly a team in a pennant race with a lot of responsibility."
Kuroda, on the other hand, felt right at home in New York. The 37-year-old right-hander was 11-6 with a 2.72 ERA in 19 regular-season starts. He pitched into the ninth on Wednesday night in a Game 3 win for the Yankees on an extra day's rest.
"This is probably the shortest rest that I have ever had in my baseball career, but at this point of the season, you know, we can't really be talking about anything but to win," Kuroda said. "So I'm just going to prepare myself to win this game, like I always have been, throughout the season."
DESCALSO'S PLACE: Daniel Descalso already has made his mark on this postseason for the defending World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals.
He hit the hit a tying, two-out single that sparked the Cardinals' ninth-inning rally on the way to a 9-7 victory at Washington on Friday night that sent St. Louis back to the NL championship series to play San Francisco.
Now, the 25-year-old second baseman gets to play back home in the Bay Area, where he mostly grew up rooting for the Oakland Athletics — along with the Giants.
Descalso lives in San Francisco's hip Marina neighborhood in the offseason, some 25 minutes from where he grew up along the Peninsula in San Carlos.
He does remember the 1989 Bay Bridge World Series, which was interrupted by an earthquake before the A's swept the Giants.
"My dad tells me we were going to games and we had two season tickets at A's games and I would sit there at 2 years old and just watch the game," Descalso said Saturday at AT&T Park, a day before Game 1. "That's my earliest memories of baseball, sitting over at the Coliseum watching the A's play."
Oakland was eliminated in Game 5 of the AL division series by the Tigers on Thursday night.
Descalso, a third-round draft pick by the Cardinals in 2007 out of UC Davis, got teased plenty for his choice of teams along the way.
"When we got into middle school and stuff, the A's weren't very good, so I'd always catch a bunch of heat for being an A's fan," he said. "That was my team that I grew up going to games to watch them play. I always rooted for the Giants, I didn't root against them, but it was A's No. 1, Giants No. 2."
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Went to the Eric Church concert in Penticton Friday night, and saw another great performance by the SOEC staff, volunteers and fans alike.
Eric Church is a self-proclaimed musician, redneck and stoner, and I will allow Eric to choose the order. He is from our U.S. family in the south, a native of one of the Carolinas. Now I like Jesus, grace and Springsteen. I like riding my Harley in the Okanagan heat, I have drank my share of beer, and those who know me will tell you that I was young once.
But the next time son you come to my town with a flag and a marijuana leaf, use you own, and leave mine the hell alone. Jack Daniels ain't the only thing that can kick your sorry white little redneck ass.
"If you have any respect for the music, you'll use each chance you get to try to be one of the ones who moves the flag." Eric Church
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Interpersonal learning , personalized learning, second life learning , 3d learning, collaborative learning and virtual learning , these are just some of the few buzz words you would be be reading so often in today's educational literature. Things have changed , old methods and pedagogies are no longer relevant. The teacher-controlled learning where pre-constructed information is presented in a formal and standardized classroom settings becomes very obsolete. The urgent questions we should , as educators , ask ourselves are : what are the driving factors behind this huge transformation in learning ? and Do we need a new pedagogy to better enhance learning ?
Advancements in technology and particularly social networking technologies are changing the whole educational framework . Users now can have access to information whenever and wherever they want . Blogs , wikis, socializing sites, podcasts, networks are more and more democratizing knowledge and radically changing the overall notion of schooling.
It is evident now that we are in front of two different versions of learner one is labeleed the the 20th century learning and the second is called the 21st century learning. These two learning paradigms are totally different in terms of skills, objectives, and methodologies of instruction employed in each one of them. Thus, the need for a new educational model , a serious rethinking of the nature of schooling , its goals, pedagogies, curriculum , structures, and assumptions is pressingly urgent, and as I have already mentioned in the popular " 21st century Teaching and Learning Skills Ebook " students today are digitally focused and require new skills that would meet up the needs of this new era. But the thing is teaching new skills is not the only solution and there is more to it than just that, in fact we need a new pedagogy with specific features that would cover every learning aspect .
To help you better understand the pillars of this pedagogy you need to watch this short video to see how different the 20th century teacher from the 21st century one.
In their ALCE international conference that was held in Sydney , participants insisted that "in the 21st century pedagogy , the schooling experience must be relevant to the life each student chooses to pursue and the skills required to live in today's world."In other words, students must be taught how to become managers of their own lives, members of both local and global society, influential participants in the workforce and active contributors to a changing environment.
Here is another video to bring you even closer to this pedagogy. Watch it to learn more about the difference between the 20th century education and the 21st century education.
This is exactly the kind of learning that the 21st century pedagogy develops . It is basically a life long learning which prepares for future , continuous engagement in solving real problems, dealing with real events and competently coping with the dynamics of real life
What are some of the 21st century pedagogy features and skills ?
The skills that are pivotal to achieve the 21st century pedagogy goals are :- Critical thinking
- Active learning
- Problem solving skills
- Communicating, making connections,creating and expressing oneself in a variety of ways
- Contextualized knowledge. As you can see in the learning pyramid , uncontextualized and non-activity based learning could result in a low retention rate.
- Collaborative team work. This is mainly achieved through web2.0 technologies and social networking tools . If you have read the UNESCO'S publication " The four pillars of education " you would realize that collaboration is the core element of the four pillars which are :
- Learning to know
- Learning to do
- Learning to live together
- Learning to be
21st century pedagogy develops some particular kinds of fluencies in students :
- Technology fluency : know how to use technological tools
- Information fluency : know how to gather, process and validate information
- Media fluency : know how to view , select , and use media.
The picture about the 21st century pedagogy is not yet clear ? Here is a great video to help you understand it better.


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David worked extensively as a craftsman well before the company was established. Here he gives us an insight into some of the pivotal pieces which have helped shape his design and creative vernacular.
Raft in Steam-Bent White Oak, 2000
This is a symmetrical centre section of the Body Raft, realised in a different way. It was made as a demonstration of steam-bending at a Furniture Society conference in Toronto. It uses Jetweld industrial hot glue for all the joints and was built around an internal mould.
Body Raft in Steam-Bent Ash and Hoop Pine Plywood, 2000
I took this to Milan in 2001 and it changed my life when taken up by Cappellini for manufacture.
Dressing Table & Stool in Matai, Tanekaha and painted Maple, 2003
I designed this private commission and it was made by Danny, a travelling Swedish craftsman.
Gull in Recycled Jarrah and Copper Boat Nails, 1999
An outdoor recliner made from recycled wine vats and riveted copper nails.
Jewellery Boxes in Matai, Pukatea and artists' acrylic, 1994 -1998
These two Nikau boxes are both from different series based on native trees.
Hall Table in Matai and Indonesian Rosewood, 1997
This is another of many pieces of one-off commissioned furniture made during this decade.
The Dance in Split Totara and artists' acrylic, 1997
Two figures, two cultures, dance together, one on each side of the river.
Offering VI in Oak, 1996
I made this high table from a branch split along the grain with a froe. The single curve of the branch creates a rhythm which is repeated through the piece. It is hard to make a stable structure out of a human figure. This is the furthest I have ventured away from function in furniture.
Figure Table in Matai, Elm and artists' acrylic, 1996
In this piece I was exploring different ways to use the figure as a sculptural structure. The figure was developed from a life drawing sketch. The pieces were carved with a chainsaw from tree forks, rescued from local tree surgeons.
Figure Seat in Elm, Rimu and artists' acrylic colour wash, 1996
A pun on the similarity between the seat and the sitter, each have arms and legs. The legs are carved from a fork in a tree using the natural strength of the knotted grain at its "V" point.
Corner Cupboard in American Cherry, Maple and artists' acrylic colour wash, 1996
My favourite cabinet which was a private commission. The bottom tambour doors slide around the back to save space.
Dining Table in Recycled Jarrah and Jute String, 1994
This is one of many pieces of one-off commissioned furniture made during this decade. The base is a stylised figure with arms resting on knees.
Hornpipe Bench in Radiata Pine, recycled Douglas Fir and artists' acrylic colour wash, 1994
This is the application of the colour experiments (see Vineyard, image below). Hornpipe was the name of our yacht and is also a sailor's dance about rhythm and balance which are features of the design. It was sold as flat pack.
Hornpipe Rocker in Radiata Pine, recycled Douglas Fir and artists' acrylic colour wash, 1993
This was part of the same flatpack series as the bench above.
Front Doors in Teak, Plywood and pigmented epoxy, 1992
A commission for the front doors of a house in Hawaii, with an obvious debt to Matisse! They wanted something colourful and tropical to give an indication of what you would see when you opened the doors - a stunning courtyard overlooking the sea...
Vineyard in MDF, painted with artists' acrylic, 1991
This was made during my time as Artist in Residence at Hawkes Bay Polytechnic (now EIT) when I temporarily stopped making furniture to experiment with colour and pattern.
Pacific Stool in Matai and Pohutukawa, 1999
I had a seat form left over from the Pacific Chair and struggled for a long time finding a suitable base to make it into a stool, until I remembered Brancusi...
Pacific Chair in Tawa, Indonesian Rosewood and Jute String Lashings, 1989
Here the influence of Polynesian canoes is stronger than in Sail Chair, where I've adapted the principle of the outrigger canoe's flexible lashed structure to seating.
Sail Chair in Matai and Indonesian Rosewood, 1988
A technically challenging piece, this was the first design in which I tentatively introduced forms from my sailing experiences.
Writing Desk & Chair in Kauri and American Walnut, 1987
Made for the first Winstones Craft Bienniale in Auckland, where I pulled out all the stops because I badly needed the prize money! Sadly, I missed it by a whisker.
Occasional Chair in Jarrah, 1986
A later version made in New Zealand of a chair I first made for a couple on the island of Moorea, Tahiti.
Four Poster Bed in Yaka from Fiji, 1983
Part of an entire house set of furniture I made for a doctor in the British Virgin Islands while we were sailing.
Altar Chairs in Wych Elm, for St Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh, 1981
A commission resulting from a national touring exhibition, called Wood, by the UK Crafts Council.
Dining Set in Wych Elm, c. 1980
Dining sets were my bread and butter in Britain during the 70s. My designs were untrained and instinctive responses to the material.
Gaming Table in Walnut and Sycamore, c. 1979
This was a commission for a friend locally in Northumberland. I turned the dark chess pieces from Greenhart salvaged from an old wharf.
Oak Dresser & Dining Set in Oak, c. 1978
Part of a complete dining set which eventually also made its way to New Zealand with its owners.
The Axe Man & The Lovers in Oak, c. 1973
Before I started making furniture I dreamed of being a sculptor. The wood for The Lovers came from an oak beam from a 500 year old church.


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Kakao Talk unveils digital shop
Kakao Talk, a popular mobile messenger in South Korea, is to launch an online music and electronic book shop next year as it continues to grow beyond its original mission to provide a simple messaging service.
The shop named "Kakao Page" will provide publishing tools for artists, writers, musicians and other creative types to sell and market their songs, music videos and electronic books to Kakao Talk users, which number 66 million, said CEO Sirgoo Lee.
Kakao has built on the success of its mobile messaging service, which was launched in March 2010, to expand into online games, advertising and other forms of electronic commerce. The company has lost money since being founded in late 2006 but expects to make a profit this year.
The company plans to take a 20% cut from Kakao Page sales after giving 30% to application store operators like Google or Apple and 50% to the content creator.
When launched next year, Kakao Page will be available only in South Korea where roughly half of its users are based, Lee said.
Kakao has been trying to increase its overseas Kakao Talk users by partnering with companies in other markets. Last month, Kakao sold a 50% stake in Kakao Japan to Yahoo! Japan, hoping to achieve more growth in Asia's second-largest economy where rival Line messenger by NHN Japan has been expanding rapidly.
In the U.S., it hopes to partner with Internet giants such as Google and Facebook to reach U.S. smartphone users, its founder and chairman Brian Kim said.
"We are looking for partners in the US," he said. "Google would be nice and Facebook will be nice as well."
Kim, a respected entrepreneur in South Korea, was formerly a CEO of South Korean Internet giant NHN Corp.
Others suggest a partnership with a game publisher or a mobile carrier could boost Kakao's overseas ambitions.


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WILMINGTON -- The shooting rampage in Omaha has sent shockwaves across the country. Are we prepared here in Wilmington for an event like that, and are local shoppers concerned?
An incident like this highlights the importance of having a security plan in place. The vice president of the company that operates Independence Mall says at all times, the mall takes necessary measures to make guests and retailers are safe.
The mall has a full security staff on duty at all times. But law enforcement officials say often, the best way to prevent violent incidents from happening is to be aware of your surroundings and pay particular attention to non-verbal communication from the people around you.
WPD Capt. Marshall Williamson said, "You get that inner feeling that something's not right about that person. Maybe they're carrying a package in a specific way, their hands may be in their pockets, the clothing may not match the environment, they could be talking to themselves."
Officers say you should notify them or security right away if you notice anything out of the ordinary and let them determine whether the threat is a credible one.
A mall spokesperson could not elaborate on exactly how many security personnel they have in place or tell me whether they have cameras inside the mall.
But authorities say even with technological advancements, nothing is 100 percent.


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I am in Pittsburgh, PA, today. Did you know that that this fine city was home to Mr. Roger's Neighborhood? I didn't until Mr. Feely made a call on our group this morning. He brought a couple of his puppets too. It was a bit of a trip down memory lane
but I didn't sing the theme song (many around me did).
Well anyway, I'm not in Pittsburgh to learn about its former celebrities; I'm here with Elizabeth at the annual ACI-NA JumpStart conference....
What about dem Continental Cuts?
Posted on 06/13/2008 by Kristie VanAuken
Wow, have the airlines been making the news or what? The latest announcement that impacts Cleveland+/ Northeastern Ohio is of course, Continental Airlines' recent cut back in service to their Cleveland Hopkins hub.
Before I go into that, let me just say that the entire airline industry (and therefore airports and communities too) is hugely impacted by soaring oil/ fuel prices. Many industry pundits have said that this could be worse and last longer than the 9/11 tragedy that also shocked the industry. The...
Posted on 05/23/2008 by Kristie VanAuken
Whew! I am finally close to being caught up after a 2 ½ day trip to the AAA Annual meeting in Hollywood, Florida.
I was recently appointed to the board of directors of our local Summit county/ Akron AAA- a 110,000 member club with great staff and dynamic board. I wanted to go to the Annual Meeting so I could get to know lots of travel folks from throughout the country (and world actually- I've been invited to the AAA- Australia...
Posted on 05/06/2008 by Kristie VanAuken
Ok, you will have to forgive me for a full two week hiatus here. I've had a bit of writers block lately. It feels like things in the airline industry are just happening at a dizzying pace. Fuel prices continue to climb, airline mergers are all the rage, and customers are feeling frustrated by more fees and less service. It is just chaotic. If oil reaches $200/ barrel as some folks predict, it is going to shake the industry even more. The shakeout will probably...
Cambria Suites- Akron-Canton Airport- Is Fantastic
Posted on 04/18/2008 by Kristie VanAuken
There is a new hotel in town and boy is it nice! I had the privilege of attending the grand opening of the Cambria Suites just one exit north of the Akron-Canton Airport, last night. It is modern, totally teched out (free wi-fi, flat screen TVs everywhere) and really cool. Every room is a suite with the sleeping area separated from the work space. Nice. The suites are 25 percent larger than standard hotel rooms and the bedding is beautiful. I travel...
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"Give us today our daily bread. Forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors." This verse is from Matthew 6:11 and 12, part of the Lord's prayer. (Part 3 of the Lord's Prayer Series)
In the early verses of the Lord's Prayer, Jesus taught us to center our minds and hearts on God, on his majesty and on his purposes. And now we are at the part where we can lay out our resource and relationship needs before God. This part is not a free for all, to ask for whatever our minds can imagine, but rather a time to make the requests that will help us to do the work he has assigned us to do, in the context of the other verses.
Give us Today: Resources
Daily bread sounds so necessary and down to earth, and certainly our daily physical needs are part of what God wants us to ask for. Bread also has strong spiritual overtones in the Bible, all the way from the manna from heaven to the time when Jesus refers to himself as the bread of life. (John 6:35). Part of the resources we need to ask for is grace sufficient for day, to bring us closer to the heart of God and align our hearts and minds with the things that God wants for us.
Give us Today: Relationships
The Lord is very much for reconciliation between himself and each of us, and in our daily relationships. This verse is making is clear that we are expected to be forgiving towards each other as we continue to ask for forgiveness from God.
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Posted By: Manuel TeixeiraDate: March 19, 1997 at 15:56:23
I'd appreciate it if you would advise me as to whether you have any information on treatment/cures for chronic sinusitis. I've suffered for years and continue to do so....I'd appreciate any advice you may have.
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Several nationally representative datasets detailing facility-level information ranging from stock-outs of essential medicines to patient volumes are now publicly available – a multicountry resource viewed as critical to assessing health facility performance, costs of producing health services, and how patients interact with their health systems.
Health facilities in sub-Saharan Africa report providing a range of health services, but deficits in stocking critical medical supplies and equipment may compromise their full capacity to deliver care. This is one of many findings from the Access, Bottlenecks, Costs, and Equity (ABCE) project, a multicountry study that aims to assess the drivers of health system performance and costs of care.
People are living much longer worldwide than they were two decades ago, as death rates from infectious diseases and cardiovascular disease have fallen, according to a new, first-ever journal publication of country-specific cause-of-death data for 188 countries.
Life expectancy improved for both men and women in the United States, at an average of 3.5 years gained since 1990. But at the same time a number of diseases, including chronic kidney disease and Alzheimer's disease, claimed more lives in the United States in 2013 than in 1990.
IHME is pleased to announce the establishment of the University of Washington Center for Demography and Economics of Aging. Funded by the National Institute on Aging (NIA), the new Center joins 14 NIA Demography Centers at leading universities and policy organizations around the United States and is the only new Center for 2014.
Dr. Rodrigo Guerrero, a Harvard-trained epidemiologist and mayor of Cali, Colombia, is the first winner of the Roux Prize, a new US$100,000 award for turning evidence into health impact and the largest prize of its kind.
El Dr. Rodrigo Guerrero, un epidemiólogo educado en Harvard, y alcalde de Cali, Colombia, es el primer ganador del Premio Roux, un premio nuevo de US$100,000 por convertir la evidencia en una influencia sobre la salud y el mayor premio en su clase.
New HIV infections dropped by almost one-third from the epidemic peak; TB deaths declined by 3.7% between 2000 and 2013; child deaths from malaria in sub-Saharan Africa have dropped 31.5% in the past decade. Despite major progress, the quality of programs to treat HIV varies widely.
HIV/AIDS deaths dropped from a peak of more than 40,000 in 1995 to around 10,000 in 2013, and TB deaths declined at a rate of 3.7% since 2000. New TB cases are declining faster than the global average, but new HIV/AIDS cases are increasing.
Today, 2.1 billion people – nearly 30% of the world's population – are either obese or overweight, according to a new, first-of-its kind analysis of trend data from 188 countries. The rise in global obesity rates over the last three decades has been substantial and widespread, presenting a major public health epidemic in both the developed and the developing world.
An estimated 160 million Americans are either obese or overweight. Nearly three-quarters of American men and more than 60% of women are obese or overweight. These are also major challenges for America's children – nearly 30% of boys and girls under age 20 are either obese or overweight, up from 19% in 1980.
Since the start of an international effort to address maternal and child mortality, millions of lives have been saved globally, a new study by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington shows.
Global health funding hit an all-time high of $31.3 billion in 2013, five times greater than in 1990. Yet with 3.9% growth from 2012 to 2013, the year-over-year increase falls short of the rapid rates seen over the previous decade, according to new research by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington being published online in a web first edition on April 8 by Health Affairs.
Safer and cleaner road transport is critical for achieving health and development goals around the world, according to a new report that—for the first time—assesses the global health loss from the combined impact of road injuries and pollution that can be attributed to motorized transport.
Nationally, smoking rates have decreased since 1996, but the declines have been driven by a relatively small share of counties across the US, according to new research from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington.
Risk factors including smoking, poor diet, and lack of physical activity are taking their toll, according to a new study by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, working with the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation.
New research from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) shows that verbal autopsy (VA) is a powerful and valid method for data gathering in low-resource settings and points to a newly developed tool as the analytic method of choice.
Countries in the Arab world – from Saudi Arabia to Mauritania to Yemen – have made some significant health gains over the past two decades, including increases in life expectancy and swift reductions in child mortality. These are some of the findings published January 20 in "The State of Health in the Arab World, 1990–2010: An Analysis of the Burden of Diseases, Injuries, and Risk Factors."
Globally, smoking prevalence — the percentage of the population that smokes every day — has decreased, but the number of cigarette smokers worldwide has increased due to population growth, according to new research from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington.
El Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) de la Universidad de Washington ha lanzado el Premio Roux, que ofrece 100.000 USD como reconocimiento a aquellos individuos o grupos que hayan utilizado datos del estudio sobre la Carga Mundial de Morbilidad (CMM) para implementar cambios para mejorar la salud de la población.
The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) will release a new policy report, The Global Burden of Disease: Generating Evidence, Guiding Policy – European Union and Free Trade Association Regional Edition, at the 6th European Public Health Conference in Brussels.
The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington has launched the Roux Prize, a new US$100,000 award to recognize individuals or groups that have used Global Burden of Disease (GBD) data to take action that makes people healthier.
Dr. Julio Frenk, Chair of the Board of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME), was awarded the 2013 Abraham Horwitz Award for Excellence in Leadership in Inter-American Public Health (Premio Abraham Horwitz a la Excelencia en Liderazgo en la Salud Pública Interamericana).
During the US-led invasion and occupation of Iraq from 2003 to 2011, for every three people killed by violence, two died as a result of the collapse of the infrastructure that supports health care, clean water, nutrition, and transportation, according to new estimates in a study from the University of Washington Department of Global Health published in the open access journal PLOS Medicine. All told, the researchers estimate that nearly a half million people died from causes that could be attributed to the war.
In the Middle East and North Africa, heart disease, stroke, and diabetes are causing a massive amount of premature death and disability. People in Latin America and the Caribbean are living longer on the whole, yet they face increasing threats from chronic diseases. Mortality has declined in many South Asian countries, yet the number of deaths by non-communicable diseases and self-harm has skyrocketed since 1990.


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Logan Elm State Memorial was established by the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society in 1912 to preserve the memory of Chief Logan and the site and tree where he delivered his speech. Since then, it has served as both a historic site to remember Chief Logan, other Native Americans, and early white settlers in the vicinity and a community park. Today, the Pickaway County Park District works with the Ohio History Connection, successor to the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society, to preserve and maintain the park on behalf of the citizens of Pickaway County and Ohio, and the Seneca-Cayuga Tribe, the tribal descendants of Chief Logan, and other Native Americans.
About Chief Logan
Born around 1730 in the village of Shamokin, in modern day Pennsylvania, Chief Logan was the son of renowned Cayuga chief, Shikellimus. Chief Logan came of age during a time of intense conflict and devastation for Native American peoples. Ravaged by European diseases, forced from their land, and embroiled in constant struggles with the British and French, Native Americans fought for the survival of their people and culture.
During what came to be known as the French and Indian Wars, most Native Americans sided with the French. Chief Logan remained neutral, which caused him and a few others to be castigated by his tribe. In response, Chief Logan set up a separate community and named the group "Mingo," meaning "chiefs, all and warriors, all." In this new setting, Chief Logan became popular for his hospitality and generosity, much like his father. Forced to resettle numerous times in his life, by the 1770s, Chief Logan resided in the Ohio valley. At this time, relations between Native Americans and white settlers were particularly contentious. In 1774, Shawnee chief Pucksinwah, appealed to Chief Logan to help align the tribes against the English. Chief Logan refused and, instead, advocated peace and diplomacy as more practical solutions.
The spring of 1774 marked a time of complete devastation for Chief Logan. Twelve of Chief Logan's relatives including his brother, sister, and wife were murdered by a band of white men at Yellow Creek along the Ohio River. This deplorable and unprovoked attack provided the impetus for what would become his famous speech.
After losing his family and fellow tribe members, Chief Logan no longer advocated peace and diplomacy with the English. Instead, Chief Logan actively fought for the preservation of his people's community and lands in Ohio. He led several attacks on frontier settlements, which prompted Lord Dunmore, Colonial Governor of Virginia, to send troops to fight the Native Americans. Called Lord Dunmore's War, the Native Americans fought valiantly, but were eventually defeated. When the two sides met near Chillicothe to determine peace terms, Chief Logan refused to attend. Instead, he sent a speech to Lord Dunmore, which came to be known as "Logan's Lament."
After Lord Dunmore's War, much of Chief Logan's life and activities remain a mystery and continue to be debated by scholars. It is thought that Chief Logan spent the remainder of his life trying to preserve his people's place in the Ohio Country. On June 17, 1791, at the approximate age of fifty, Chief Logan was murdered near his home by an unknown assassin.
Chief Logan's Speech
Chief Logan's speech was very well known at the time as it was widely printed in colonial newspapers in 1775. President Thomas Jefferson assured the speech's place in history when he included it in the manuscript of his book Notes on the State of Virginia, completed in 1781 and first published in English in 1787.
"I appeal to any white man to say, if ever he entered Logan's cabin hungry, and he gave him not meat; if ever he came cold and naked, and he clothed him not. During the course of the last long and bloody war, Logan remained idle in his cabin, an advocate for peace. Such was my love for the whites, that my countrymen pointed as they passed, and said, Logan is the friend of the white men. I have even thought to live with you but for the injuries of one man. Col. Cresap, the last spring, in cold blood, and unprovoked, murdered all the relations of Logan, not sparing even my women and children. There runs not a drop of my blood in the veins of any living creature. This has called on me for revenge. I have sought it: I have killed many: I have fully glutted my vengeance. For my country, I rejoice at the beams of peace. But do not harbour a thought that mine is the joy of fear. Logan never felt fear. He will not turn on his heel to save his life. Who is there to mourn for Logan? Not one."
Eckert, A. W., (1995). That Dark and Bloody River: Chronicles of the Ohio River Valley. Bantam Books. New York.
Jefferson, Thomas. An Appendix to the Notes on Virginia Relative to the murder of Logan's Family. Philadelphia: Printed by Samuel H. Smith., 1800.
---. Notes on the State of Virginia. 1787. Chapel Hill: U of North Carolina P, 1955.
"Logan." Ohio History Central: An Online Encyclopedia of Ohio History. http://www.ohiohistorycentral.org/entry.php?rec=498
Toth, Barbara. "Talgayeeta: Pacifist to Warrior." The Early American Review 9.3 (Summer/Fall 2010). http://www.earlyamerica.com/review/2010_summer_fall/talgayeeta.html


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The two will face off for the seat in the 26th District in the state House of Representatives.
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Date: November 17, 2013 PST
On the Central Oregon Coast likes an area of huge Sitka trees, ferns, cascading streams and waterfalls. We'll hike through old growth forest to a secluded bay where we can watch sea lions. The seven-mile round trip hike traverses some of the most productive rainforest on earth, showcasing Oregon's natural treasures.


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Bat (Vespertilio sp.)
Bat (Vespertilio sp.)
c. 1554-1564
Watercolor, black ink, and white lead pigment over traces of black chalk on ivory paper, laid on paper, formerly laid on an album page; [with eight sketched vertical rectangles outlined in black chalk
Overall: 8 1/2 x 12 7/16 in. (21.6 x 31.6 cm), irregular
Animal Study
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Gift of Nathaniel H. Bishop
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Inside cover of Album 1 contains a printed catalogue description reading: "Drawings of European Birds, a Collection of upwards of 200 Drawings, most beautifully executed colours, of European Birds, taken from Nature, and most faithfully copied with a view to be published; but from the death of the artists M. la Grese, and M. Petit, they never were engraved. Most of them are accompanied with their names, in 4 large vols. oblong folios, formerly in the Duke of Devonshire's Collection"
Inscribed along upper edge: Vespertilio. 29.[crossed out] 54
At lower left: 8.f.s.
The Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth, England; John Cassin, Philadelphia, 1869; M.Thomas & Sons, Philadelphia, 1872; Nathaniel H. Bishop, Toms River, New Jersey
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