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Virtue Epistemology and the Philosophy of Education
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9752.2012.00851.x
© 2012 The Author. Journal compilation © 2012 Journal of the Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain
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Volume 46, Issue 2, pages 251–270, May 2012
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This article initially provides a brief overview of virtue epistemology; it thereafter considers some possible ramifications of this branch of the theory of knowledge for the philosophy of education. The main features of three different manifestations of virtue epistemology are first explained. Importantly, it is then maintained that developments in virtue epistemology may offer the resources to critique aspects of the debate between Hirst and Carr about how the philosophy of education ought to be carried out and by whom. Wilfred Carr's position—that educational practitioners have privileged access to philosophical knowledge about teaching practice—will in particular be questioned. It will be argued that Carr's view rests on a form of epistemology, internalism, which places unreasonably narrow restrictions upon the range of actors and ways, in which philosophical knowledge of and/or for education might be achieved. In declaring that practical wisdom regarding teaching is 'entirely dependent' on practitioner reflection, Carr not only radically deviates from Aristotle's notion of practical wisdom, he also, in effect, renders redundant all philosophical research about education that is not initiated by teachers in this manner. It is concluded that Aristotle's general approach to acquiring information and knowledge about the world might yet still offer a foundation for a more comprehensive philosophy of education; one that makes clear that the professional testimony and reflection of teachers, observation of teaching practice, and already existing educational philosophy, theory and policy can all be perceived as potentially valuable sources of philosophical knowledge of and for education.


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Sunday, October 4, 2009
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Happy Sunday! Just a quick post today to share a couple of cards I made for the World Card Making Day Challenges on Splitcoast. First up is a card I made for the My Favorite Things Challenge, which is to use the signature MFT colors (pink, black, white) plus add some bling. The image, Think Pink, is one of the images that MFT recently released in digital format. I printed on Neenah white card stock and colored with Copics and Prismacolor pencils. I've got some clear crystals on the corners of the image and some black ones adorning the corners of the patterned paper panels. The sentiment is from Twisted Too.
Next up is a card for Verve's challenge, which was to choose a country's flag and use it as inspiration. I chose Botswana, with its blue, black and white flag:
The sentiment is from Wishing You, a set that includes all sorts of endings to cover a multitude of occasions. I stamped "a very HAPPY birthday" on the inside.
Before I go, here's a funny (scary?) story ... I've recently become quite addicted to Bejeweled Blitz on Facebook - a HUGE time suck, I MUST stop. Clearly, I'm not very good at it, because I can't for the life of me figure out how these people are getting scores in the upper 100Ks, when my average is probably not even 25K! Don't tell me any secrets, please. I can't afford to waste any more time on FB! So, here's how you know you've been playing too much Bejeweled Blitz. At church this morning, I was looking across the sea of heads in the congregation thinking, "If I move that black-haired person up a row, he'll be beside two other black-haired people. Poof! Points for me!" Later, while driving, I watched a silver car merge into a lane in front of two other silver cars. Ha! Three in a row!! Yea. Too much Bejeweled Blitz, I'm thinkin'.
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Super FABULOUS artwork! Great inspiration! Me thinks you have been playing too much Bejeweled!! LOL It really would be interesting to know how their scores are so high..... They must live in their Mom's basement w/no job!ReplyDelete
Hi Amy!ReplyDelete
Just love the pink card for breast cancer and the sentiment is so funny. Having had breast cancer myself I really appreciate the houmour "Get em squished" How true.
Also love your other card.
I can sure relate to your game problem. I have had similar with a word game. Now to apply it to scripture hehe.
I love your card today...well, I love your cards EVERYDAY!!!! I get so inspired when I look at what you have created! Thank you for all you do and share with us!ReplyDelete
Blessings to YOU!!!
Your cards are beautiful! :)ReplyDelete
Yes, I feel your pain for Bejeweled Blitz! LOL I am also a WEE bit addicted. heehee
Amy, I love your cards. Most importantly, now I have to try this bejeweled thing. Just curious. Sounds like fun!ReplyDelete
Lovely cards Amy! I play Bejeweled too! LOL!!! I used to average 25k like you but now I'm up to 100k!hahah! You just really have to scan the frame for the points...won't hurt to click the "hint" button though. :)ReplyDelete
Amy, love your cards both are so beautiful and I love the color combos. I really like the sentiment you used on the Breast Cancer card..ReplyDelete
Son dos trabajos perfectos, como siempre Amy, preciosas combinaciones y diseños, pero sobre todo admiro como coloreas los stamps, será que es mi asignatura pendiente, es fabuloso ver estos trabajos y como parecen hechos por máquinas y no por manos, realmente todos los dias nos das una clase magistral,Bss.ReplyDelete
Oh Amy - your story about the Bejeweled Blitz made me laugh!!! I try to avoid FB at the best of time because it sucks so much time!!ReplyDelete
Back to the cards - love your pink one - great design, awesome use of colour and your image is so beautifully coloured!! The second is FAB! Love the buttons and the whole row of pearls!! Great colours and love how you always use such fabulous designs.
love the cards too cute and funnyReplyDelete
I too am a member of the 25,000 club. I just decided that I get what I get and I'm just having some fun, best of all I'm not eating !ReplyDelete
That pink card is a beauty!
I look forward to your cards and miss you when you don't post. Boo hoo. lolReplyDelete
Is that charcoal paper on your second card embossed and if so where'd you get it!?
Both cards are wonderful, Amy! I love the shading you do with your prismas!!ReplyDelete
LOVE the boldness of your second card!!
LOL @ being addicted to games on FB...I totally know what you mean!
Oh my gosh, I'm laughing my head off at your Bejeweled Blitz story....lol....it *is* addicting & I spend way too much time playing those games that really just raise my blood pressure!!ReplyDelete
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I hear ya, Amy...Tetris forever changed the way I put groceries in the cart and how I pack the car full of suitcases to go on vacation. : ) Looking forward to hanging out!ReplyDelete
Wow - I just love those vibrant colours!ReplyDelete
Hi Amy...just thought I'd pop in and say....i don't have a studio! I have a kitchen table, maybe you could send that wishing you card to me and say 'wishing you a studio'! LOL!ReplyDelete
Oh my word Amy.... My daughter just phoned me and said you HAVE to read Amy Scheffer's blog post about Bejeweled! I guess it reminds her of me.....oh yeh! I'm addicted and I love it....can't say I've ever tried to move church people, though I did pretty much cackle-laugh!! I LOVe your cards as always Amy - they are truly gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Inspiring color combo!!ReplyDelete
That is too funny about Bejeweled! I get sucked into FB way too much myself. Gorgeous cards!!!ReplyDelete
Totally gorgeous!! FB sucks away all my time, it is ridiculously addictive!!ReplyDelete
These are both beautiful Amy!! I love the pink with the image and fun sentiment on the first and the elegance, colors, and design of the second!!Gorgeous creations!ReplyDelete
Great job on both Amy!!! Love the pink one for the girls!!! Great sentment! LOVE your FB story!!! I won't tell your Pastor... it's our secret! LOL! Too funny and love the card!ReplyDelete
Hi Amy,ReplyDelete
Can you post what the border punch is that you used on your "squished" card? I see that you use it a lot and can't find it in the stores, but need to know the mfg before I can search online.
I love all of your cards!!!!
Wow, the coloring on your squished card is fantastic!! And the papers you used are divine!! The birthday card is simply gorgeous!!ReplyDelete
Girl, I've said this before, your talent knows no bounds!! Amazing cards!!ReplyDelete
Especially love the "squished" card - being a breast cancer survivor, that is near and dear to my heart. Love it!ReplyDelete


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Here, more than maybe anywhere else I�ve been on my travels for this show, is where my eyes opened in a new way. I�ve frequently said I�d been a Chicago snob, unaware of what treasures the rest of the state held in store for me. Standing on those rocks, gazing over the sea of green as far as I could see, I felt so humbled by the beauty of nature. And pleased that it was right here in my home state. I know I made the comment on camera that I hear others say too, something to the effect that this scene I was witnessing was nothing I would imagine seeing in Illinois. But as soon as it came out of my mouth, while Tom was rolling tape, I heard the arrogance of that statement. From my Chicago-centric point of view, sure, this was surprising. But to say it was hard to imagine this being in Illinois only betrayed my ignorance of the great variety of scenery and beauty the state has to offer. I wonder if natives of Cairo and Metropolis come to Chicago and say, �Wow, I saw all these skyscrapers and traffic and people � it was hard to believe I was in Illinois.�
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Passive stretch (top left) Lie on your back in a doorway with your left heel against the wall. Bend your hip to a 90-degree angle with your leg as close to straight as possible; your right leg should be on the floor, through the doorway. Move closer to the wall as your hamstring begins to stretch out. Hold for 30 seconds, then switch legs and repeat to complete 1 set.
Assisted stretch (top right) Begin in the Passive Stretch starting position, and place a strap, towel, or belt over the ball of your raised foot. Gently pull down on the strap and back toward your head until you feel a good stretch, then slowly point your toes upward. Continue for 30 seconds, then switch legs and repeat to complete 1 set.


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This banter is eerily familiar. Oh yeah, same stuff I read last year. "Podium? In his dreams. Too old" Flashforward to the Tour... "He got lucky. It was only due to x, or maybe y, but not it wasn't due to his skill" I saw him as the underdog last year and this year is no different. I hope he wipes the place up.
armstrong has a team (again) that will focus solely on his aspirations. sure, they're older than dirt
but they were last year too and they did pretty decently despite the contador vs armstrong
controversy within the team. collectively, the shack team may have more tdf experience
than the rest of the field combined (ok, maybe a slight stretch but they've been there before
and before and before...infinity). a finish in the 5-10 range with team radioshack 100%
behind him is not unreasonable. armstrong, since his return, has morphed into a cadel evans
(of old) type of rider; he hopes & tries to cover the important attacks but lacks that top-flite
kick that he once had which contador now possesses.
I dunno, where he'll place is kind of hard to read this year. Watching him in interviews, he doesn't seem to have that confidence in his voice that he once had. However, he makes it clear that he is after Contador and even says that 2011 will be his last year to race. Not like Lance to come back again for this kind of torture only to finish poorly (whatever he'd consider poorly to be for himself). To place 3rd last year is phenomenal in itself. May not happen but personally I'd love to see anyone, no matter who it might be, break Contador' trigger finger off and stick it right.......
I think there is an even chance he will DNF.
LA is just as likely to contract caca a week into the TDF. He's already had a bout or two this year. The guts start to do strange things with age...
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I think his team is so strong that he should get at least close to the podium, if not on it, though.
I hope #1, realistically top 5 may be a challenge.
Actually I think I have a pretty good guess what would have happened at last year's TDF if Lance hadn't ridden for Alberto. Because I watched last year's TDF. So I'd say in that "hypothetical" situation he would ride a pretty good showing for himself, a strong TTT, and a savvy break into 3rd place.
I'm not a fanboy, I think his wins weren't clean, etc, but damn I would love to see him win it. Just for the spectacle. In sports I love to feel like I'm watching history. Also because while I respect many of them I'm just not in love with any of the other GC contenders. Evans 2.0 maybe an exception.
But it would really take a lot of luck for #8. On his best day he could not lose time in the mountains. Actually making time on the contenders would require big mishaps, like crashes, allergies, or bonking, not just judgment or tactical errors. The high-end burst just isn't there. Also he's just not the TT beast that he was, it's almost a liability now compared to his main competition. No TTT this year means he misses another couple minutes of time he could put on certain rivals.
I say he finishes 4-6, with the podium being Alberto, Schlek the Younger, and a rider to be named later.
kreuziger or basso, evans, a. schleck, contador, le mevel, ll sanchez, joaquim rodriguez, sammy sanchez & tony martin are my potential candidates
for the podium placings ahead of armstrong (sure i'm forgetting a couple). don't think vandevelde or wiggins are going to be there at the end.
one or more will crash out, one will drop out due to illness, two or more will have an absolutely horrible day and lose 5+minutes. shall be interesting...
Or, like many in fading years, he goes for the polka dots?
i still think armstrong will finish anywhere from fifth to tenth. i don't think all of the riders i mentioned will
finish ahead of armstrong-hell, a few are likely not to finish the race. a couple of them will finish ahead of
ol' lancer though. wouldn't be discounting anyone liquigas sends as team leader. symzd, basso & kreuziger
may be the most formidable threesome any team in the race has.
I think it's entirely possible that Lance will finish outside of the top ten or, as said before even a dnf. But it's Lance we're talking about so he can be counted out for something better. I'm hoping to see some good things from Andy Schleck.


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Filipino festival still fostering 'friends for life' after 7 years
Tom Schaaf and Maria Sinsioco come from two very different backgrounds. Schaaf once worked in close coordination with the White House, as a part of the Office of Management and Budget. Sinsioco once worked as a medical physician and lived in the Philippines. By 1996, Schaaf was working as a director for Capital One. Sinsioco was settling into her new life in the U.S.
On Aug. 10 and 11, the two will have but one simple label: volunteer. They will be working for the sole purpose of benefitting the seventh annual Filipino Festival at Our Lady of Lourdes Church on Woodman Road.
"It's a huge effort," Schaaf said. "You could never do this if you were paying everyone. It takes so much from our volunteers."
The festival will feature authentic Filipino cuisine, including pansit, lumpia and adobo and live performances from the likes of Keith Horne, Janet Martin and Cedar Creek. Also, native Filipino dances will be performed by children in a local Pilipino language class.
Sinsioco and Ernesto Mina started the class, independently of the festival, at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in 2005. Sinsioco had previously held culture workshops in the Richmond area and when introduced to Mina, another teacher of Filipino culture, the idea sprouted to create a class.
"Two of my children were born here, and they are the wind beneath my wings," Sinsioco said. "I wanted them to be able to connect with the past so that they really would understand who they are as Filipino-Americans. They've always participated in the class."
The class is taught from October to June and is open to all Filipino-American youth and interested adults. It is free and completely volunteer-based. The students learn about language, art and history of the Philippines.
"The church was very supportive when we first got started," Sinsioco said. "They gave us a free room for the program which we have all year around. We do most of the dances and performances to help the church, and proceeds go to youth programs."
As Sinsioco's class was starting up in a back room of Our Lady of Lourdes, Tom Schaaf was sitting on the church finance committee, thinking of ideas about how to better serve the local community.
"We started to look at things more so in a social perspective than a financial perspective," Schaaf said. "I got to know everyone in the community through that and met a lot of our church's Filipino contingent."
Finally, the committee came up with the idea to run a Filipino festival. The idea was approved by the pastor and the inaugural festival was held that year.
"It was extremely successful in our first year," Schaaf said. "It was a perfect day. We proved we could do this and we were like 'Gee, let's just do this every year.'"
It wasn't long until the two programs came in contact with one another and decided to fuse interests for the good of the community.
"We just decided that we should combine forces," Sinsioco said. "We learned about their plan and they learned about ours, and we all just decided to help out for the good of the kids."
The class was a main cause for the influx in volunteer support for the festival, including Sue Berinato, now manager of the festival promotions team.
"I got involved because my kids were dancers in Maria's class," Berinato said. "I remember thinking, 'Wow, this is a perfect opportunity for the kids to learn about our heritage. I need to help out.'"
Berinato is now one of 600 volunteers, who like Schaaf and Sinsioco come from an array of diverse backgrounds. Some are from the church and some come from other factions. Some are Filipino and some are of other heritages.
"It all starts because the kids [in the class] come from different backgrounds," Sinsioco said. "Whether we're black or Hispanic or whatever, it's important to send the message that we're all the same. We put on a dance called the Pinoy Ako at the festival. The message is that no matter what, we all should still be proud of who we are."
Festival representatives expect this to be their biggest year for attendance, even though it competes against other festivals in the Richmond area.
"We've always had this competition," Schaaf said. "The Richmond people really just love their festivals. I'm going to bet that people will really enjoy ours, plus we cost infinitely less."
The festival begins at 5 p.m. on Friday and continues until 10 p.m. It will then continue from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday. Admission is free but donations are accepted. More information about the weekend can be found on the festival website, http://www.filipinofestival.org.
"Where else can you say, 'Hey, come here and learn about this culture,'" Berinato said. "We're going to teach you a bit and put on a show for you. That's the beauty of this. Everybody's welcome."
"The Filipino people want the visitors to feel welcome," Sinsioco said. "We want you to feel like you belong. When you are a friend, you are a friend for life."
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What: The Filipino Festival
Where: Our Lady of Lourdes, 8200 Woodman Road
When: Aug. 10 (5 p.m. to 10 p.m.) and Aug. 11 (10 a.m. to 10 p.m.)
Admission: Free; donations accepted
Details: The event will include authentic cuisine, live music and dancing, exhibits, health screenings, children's games, crafts, jewelry, clothing and more. For information, call 262-7315 or visit http://www.filipinofestival.org
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Many books and academic articles have been published on North American economic integration in the last decade. In fact, this vast outpouring of literature has produced what the economist Peter Kresl referred to, only partly in jest, as one of the most dramatically expanding industries in North America, the 'Free Trade Debate Industry'. Nevertheless, until the publication of this book there was, to our knowledge, no single volume providing a balanced and accessible introduction to this complex and controversial subject.
The project that led to the writing and subsequent publication of this book brought together economists from three North American universities: San Diego State University, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte and the University of Calgary. This endeavor, and the book itself, grew out of a larger project entitled 'North American Integration', funded by the United States Information Agency's University Affiliations Program. Subsequently, other organizations contributed the modest amounts necessary for the authors to convene a series of workshops and bring the book to fruition.
While there is considerable diversity among the authors in terms of background, training and beliefs regarding the virtues of international economic integration, all share the view that North American economic integration has been under way for several decades. That is, North American economic integration did not start with the implementation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in January 1994, nor would it have stopped had the agreement not been signed. Therefore, we regard NAFTA not as a milestone dramatically altering an historical process, but rather as a tool that may serve to better manage the ongoing phenomenon of North American integration in an efficient and equitable manner.


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2 tablespoons unsweetened Dutch process cocoa powder
½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 to 2 large egg whites
1. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Spread the nuts on a rimmed baking sheet. Roast for 15 to 20 minutes; the skins will darken and crack. Immediately transfer them to a dish towel and fold the towel over them; once they're enveloped, use your hands to roll the nuts, releasing their skins. Pick out the skinned hazelnuts and place them in a food processor. You might need to roll some of them again; a few bits of skin left on them is fine. Discard the skins in the towel.
2. After the nuts have cooled for a few minutes, pulse them a few times to create a coarse chop.
3. Line a few baking sheets with parchment paper.
4. Combine the confectioners' sugar, cocoa and cinnamon in a mixing bowl. Use a wooden spoon to mix them well, then mix in the chopped hazelnuts. Stir in 1 egg white until the mixture is evenly moistened; it should be thick and hard to stir. If there's not enough moisture to make the mixture hold together, add some of the remaining egg white, a teaspoon at a time, until the mixture just holds together but is not runny. (If the mixture is too wet, the cookies will spread too much as they bake.)
5. Drop heaping teaspoonfuls of the mixture onto the baking sheets, spacing them 2 inches apart. Bake one sheet at a time for 12 to 15 minutes, until firm meringues form.
6. Cool completely on the baking sheet before serving or storing.
Nutritional information per cookie: 60 calories, 1 g protein, 6 g carbohydrates, 4 g fat, 0 g saturated fat, 0 mg cholesterol, 0 mg sodium, 0 g dietary fiber, 5 g sugar
Adapted by The Washington Post from "Small, Sweet, and Italian: Tiny Tasty Treats From Sweet Maria's Bakery," by Maria Bruscino Sanchez (St. Martin's Press, 2013).


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Obama's lesson: Black males need our help
President Barack Obama spoke some truths Friday about race like no other president before him could. He spoke from experience.
If you appreciate American history, pause for a moment and absorb that reality. If you care about the future of a nation that will continue to struggle with racial issues, stop and absorb that reality.
This moment, no matter your experience, demands a level of commitment to a social issue we haven't seen in decades.
The president was especially on point with his remarks about the Trayvon Martin story in calling attention to the plight of young Black males. Unfortunately, he didn't tell fellow countrymen anything we didn't already know — and that in itself is a national damnation.
We know of the condition of young Black males. Some, particularly from middle-class backgrounds, are doing well. But as a group, they are overrepresented in violent crime statistics, both as victims and offenders.
In large urban clusters, young Black males struggling to overcome the impact of few opportunities and almost no hope aren't where they should be academically and economically.
The reality for many young Black males is unadulterated despair. The reasons for it are many: deep, moral, systemic, personal, political, historical. It is, and always has been, a national issue. National in the sense that presidents, mayors, clergy, educators, moms, dads and grandparents need to push for progress. It is not just a Black problem with only Black solutions.
We've had success changing entrenched values, removing defeatist attitudes and reversing statistics for a certain segment of our population. More than four decades ago, we made serious efforts to remove barriers and change low expectations for girls. The focused attention on empowering young women created wholesale changes in attitudes.
That's the kind of focus young Black males need.
"There are a lot of kids out there who need help who are getting a lot of negative reinforcement," Obama said. "And is there more that we can do to give them the sense that their country cares about them and values them and is willing to invest in them?"
How can a nation striving for perfection since its birth not try to get things right where things are so terribly wrong for a subgroup of citizens?
How can citizens who pledge liberty and justice for all not put focused attention on young people who have the odds for both working against them?
We're having a moment. Seizing it will be difficult. Ignoring it will be something worse.
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Farming seems like an innocuous occupation, I think most people are surprised to hear how dangerous farming really can be. USDA census reports point out just how bad the percentages are per capita and it is not good. ABC did a study and found farming was the 5th dangerous job to have in the US. I've experienced the dangers first hand.
At the beginning of the growing season we spend most of orientation day on farm safety and personal safety. The staff learns about hydration and sun protection, as well as, the obvious dangers inherited with the equipment we use. They must learn and are tested on the symptoms of heat stress and heat stroke. Then there are the daily reminders, before each task begins, of what dangers they face doing that task.
Knowing how we feel when we lose an animal, having one of our workers get hurt would simply be devastating. When I had to take my wife to the hospital last year to get her ear sewed up I was sick for days. I didn't eat, had trouble sleeping and was just miserable (see Dangers of Farming).
Injury is just not worth the price even though what we do is good for the earth, people and animals. Someone getting hurt over this activity is unacceptable. Growing vegetables should not be a life or death activity. Yet, the specter is always there and we try to be aware as much as possible.
This year I learned that danger comes in unknown forms and in an instant. You might think you know how to safely operate heavy equipment, or chain saws or any number of other deadly mechanized tools but sometimes danger comes from a completely different realm that was not anticipated or counted on.
We are very safe when people are on the grounds; we had a Daisy Scout troop visit the other day. They were young and excited about being on a farm and learning about the chickens and bees and good bugs versus bad bugs. We were prepared for their arrival; we had honey so they could see and taste what the bees produce and we would show them the hens and the eggs. With all those plans we forgot one issue.
It was a dark drizzly day when they arrived. We had to wait for one of the moms to get there so we hadn't yet established control of the group. Much to my horror I see ten of the girls heading towards one of the hen houses and close to the electrified fence. Of course the fence was on and ready to shock any little wet hand that would come in contact with it.
A couple of days prior to the Daisy Scouts, our bee guy, Mike, was there to do maintenance on the bees. He has to move the hives in order for us to put up a high-tunnel. I went out to give him some locations to consider when moving the hives. I was about thirty yards from him when he looked up and saw me. "You must be brave," Mike said to me. Some bees had already landed on my face but I wasn't moving and I had my eyes shut and head down. "Or stupid," I said in return and then all hell broke lose. Just the words were enough to set the bees off. I was stung at least six times in the right eye lid, five times on the left side of the neck and six times on the right side of my neck behind my ear. I took off running for my life, as I rounded the barn, my wife seeing what was going on, started putting up the window in the car.
We were going out to eat and I was only going to be a minute so she was waiting for me. I jumped in and didn't bring any bees with me. We sat there. I pulled a group of four stingers out of my eye lid. There was a dark blue spot where the stingers landed. My wife got another two from the same eye lid and some from my neck behind the ears. Mike came over apologizing because that's the kind of guy he is, it wasn't his fault but he felt bad. I shook it off and said we can discuss locations later.
Then I made the second mistake of the night. Instead of going in the house, icing the stings and pulling the remaining stingers we went out to eat. As a male I have this gene that doesn't allow me to seek medical attention unless something is hanging off or I am not strong enough to get out of bed. The gene is called something like avoidprofessionalattention chromosome or something close to that, I don't know. I just know males are afflicted with it.
We are eating dinner and my right eye is swelling shut. By the time we finished dinner my eye, the top part of my cheek and the skin behind my ears were swollen. I don't have movie star looks by any measure and these new features weren't getting me any closer. When we got home I put ice on my eye and neck.
The Daisy Scouts were coming in a few days and the local paper was coming the next day to take my photograph, for a story on the new farmer's market opening. Sun glasses were the order of the day. The picture for the paper turned out fine and by the time the Girl Scouts arrived for there educational tour I had only discoloration around the eye, with most of the swelling gone.
They arrived in drizzling weather with gray skies. The Scouts were excited about the hens and wanted to get a closer look. I don't remember what I was doing but I turned and saw them standing by the fence. "WAIT, DO NOT TOUCH THE FENCE," I yelled in as stern a voice I could muster. I kept repeating the phrase as I ran to turn the battery off.
No one touched the fence and when the last Scout arrived everyone learned about worms, bees, lady bugs and what a vegetable farm grows. The baby hens and honey were a big hit as was the mesclun mix. Yes mesclun mix.
On a farm, danger is all around and in many forms. Sometimes something as simple as bee other times the slope of a hill. The work is hard enough and fatigue plays a big factor in safety. So we are ever mindful of the gift we have been given and make sure safety comes first. We just want to make sure everyone is around to work hard the next day.
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Columbus Railway Co. v. Columbus
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Columbus Railway Co. v. Columbus, 249 U.S. 399 (1919)
Columbus Railway, Power & Light Company v. Columbus
No. 715
Argued January 10, 1919
Decided April 14, 1919
Constitutional questions not devoid of merit suffice as a basis for jurisdiction in the district court, however they may be decided. P. 249 U. S. 406.
Ordinances passed by the City of Columbus under authority of certain laws of Ohio and accepted by street railway companies held contracts, binding the grantees to furnish street railway service for twenty-five years at specified rates in return for the use of the streets, and not permissive franchises which the grantees might surrender when they ceased to be remunerative. P. 249 U. S. 407.
If a party charge himself with an obligation possible to be performed, he
must abide by it unless performance becomes impossible through the act of God, the law, or the other party. P. 249 U. S. 412.
An unexpected hardship may be considered in determining the scope of a contract obligation provided the contract is doubtful and requires construction. P. 249 U. S. 410.
Where a street car company was under a clear contract obligation to furnish service at specified rates of fare, and various effects of the war, particularly an award of the War Labor Board raising the wages of employees, wrought a serious and unforeseen change of conditions, making the rates grossly inadequate, but it did not appear that performance was thus rendered impossible or that the contract as a whole, for its ten of twenty-five year, would prove unremunerative, held that there was no vis major excusing further performance, and that enforcement of the agreed rate would not deprive the company of property without due process of law. P. 249 U. S. 413.
Equity cannot relieve from bad bargains simply because they are such. P. 249 U. S. 414.
253 F. 499 affirmed.
The case is stated in the opinion.
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Misterioso (c2011 ; 352 pages) is the first book in the Intercrime series written by Arne Dahl, pen name for Jan Arnald and translated from the Swedish by Tiina Nunnally. I must admit that the prologue didn't grab me and I set the book aside. Several weeks later, I picked it back up again and couldn't put it down. That's why I hate prologues because they are utterly useless. Anyway, this is a well written and well thought out police procedural set in Stockholm during the mid-1990's. It's what I would say is a thinking person's thriller. I spent all day Sunday reading this book until I finished it.
Sweden is going through an economic crisis. Out of this financial instability, a serial killer emerges and starts targeting the titans of the business industry, catapulting Sweden into a panic.
A secret task force is immediately set up to counter the attacks. The A-unit consists of six members, mostly misfits, picked from districts from all over the country. Each are granted power and authority over all the other police agencies and report directly to the National Criminal Police or NCP. It's a race against time to find the killer, who likes to listen to Melodious Monk's "Misterioso" while he offs his victims. The killer's modus operandi has been two bullets to the head, execution style, in the victim's living room after a late night out. Unfortunately for the police, the suspect leaves no evidence behind, making this case urgent and top priority. There are references to the Palme murder; Palme was Sweden's prime minister before he was assassinated. The case is still ongoing. The A-unit was established among other things, to exchange pertinent information with other police agencies, IOW, to avoid a rehash of the mistakes made with the Palme murder.
Much of the story, told in third person narrative, examines the lives of the victims while searching for patterns and connections with much of the revelations not surprising me much at all. The victims weren't very well liked and had dysfunctional families. Their sexual proclivities tended to be twisted. The victims were apart of some separatist group of a secret fraternal order. There's a weak link between the Swedish businessman and the Mafia all because a Russian bullet was left behind at one of the crime scenes. Some task force members were assigned to delve into the underworld of Swedish society and what they find is the Mafia's persistence in exerting their influence but as far as what that has to do with the killing of two capitalists? No one knows. The body count continues to rise as the team try desperately to put the full picture together. The author throws red herrings all over the place and even gave us some misdirection in a couple of scenes.
Of all the characters in the story, I liked detective Paul Hjelm best. At the start of the novel he does a foolhardy thing that almost gets him fired. He fails to follow protocol during a hostage situation. Luckily for him he gets promoted to the A-unit, an elite group to help solve Sweden's hardest cases. Paul is an old school cop (and a chain smoker) who has persistent feelings of emptiness and inadequacy. His marriage is falling apart (yet another predictable yet realistic character trait). Despite his problems, Hjelm doesn't drink. I thought him a great character, flaws and all.
There are moments of humor in here to lighten up the mood. The camaraderie developed between all the characters felt genuine and real. There are surprisingly scenes/moments of eroticism in here. As for the villain: cold, calculating and methodical. This is a character driven suspense novel which made me love it all the more. Even when the characters are faced with some down time during this two month investigation, the momentum of the story never lets up.
The only negative thing that I can write about this book has to do with the denouement: I felt that it was anti-climatic. The story does feature the usual serial killer trope and adheres to most of the conventions/rules of the genre to my utter disappointment (partially joking). The writing is simply outstanding though (for a debut) and transcends any flaws that I ran across and for that I will give this book an A-. After finishing, I was ready to dive right into the next book. How long will that be? sob


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Just tell him a simplified truth -- your body makes milk for the baby and that's how she eats. She'll start to eat big-kid food like him in a few months.
I would read a book like The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding or go to a La Leche League meeting in advance so you can get a better sense of what it's all about. In short, nurse as often as you can and as long as the baby wants. This can be every hour for 45 minutes, every 2 hours for 20 minutes, or any variable in between. Every baby is different but most will tell you when and how long they want to eat. Shoot for a minimum of 10 to 12 sessions a day at first. Poopy diapers in the first month and wet diapers after that, along with weight gain, will tell you baby is getting enough.
Happy Mommy to Peanut (girl, 6/27/07), Bean (boy, 12/11/09), and Sprout (girl, 10/31/13)
I would def suggest La Leche League- they are women who have been there AND a Lactation Consultant- a professional to help with many issues & the basics. I don't know where you are giving birth but my hospital provided on that came into our room the day after delivery to help with latch & whatnot. She watched us breastfeed, helped with positions, etc. And she did a follow up appointment. If your hospital doesn't provide it I would get an appointment with one for a day or two after you deliver- many will come to your home or hospital. Post Partom doulas do the same thing.
A lot of birthing classes with address breastfeeding as well.
Don't even get formula to keep around, many women end up using it when they are desperate in pain and exhausted. I know I told my DH to go to the store at 2 am a few times, he never did.
Breastfeeding is NOT easy. One of the hardest things I ever did. But also the most rewarding, I absolutely love it now. I never imagined how much I could love it. It's easy and great bonding, plus it's amazing nutrition for my LO.
The length of time you BF is up to, I am doing it for NO Less than 1 year. Probably more like 2. Maybe even 3.
Follow your babies cues on when/how long/how often to eat, and your body will do the rest. Feeding on demand is the best way to keep your supply regular and your baby satisfied. Our bodies adapt to babies need- so the more they eat, the more your body makes (this adjustment takes about 2 days- so during growth spurts your baby will seem to eat constantly & you may feel "empty"- this is just your baby & body catching up to meet demand).
Feeling empty or engorged doesn't mean anything is off, it just means your body is adjusting to the babies demands.
The way I got my supply super good was putting her to the breast almost constantly for the first week or so, my milk came in within 2 days!
that is another thing, you will not have milk for the first few days to week. This is normal. It will be exhausting.
These are all thigns a good la leche league or LC will help you with.
Most importantly, dont give up! It's not easy. But worth it.
Remember that milk really "comes in" on day 3-5. Before then, you have this substance called colostrum, which is the mik the baby needs at the very beginning. It is much less in quantity and is all baby needs. All you need to do is feed the baby as frequenty as baby wants. Do not panic and give formula. The best way to bring in your milk is for baby to suck a lot and frequently. And every time you supplement with formula you don't give that stimulation.
The first few days/weeks can be hard, because baby is on you constantly, and you both are learning. Don't give up on those days because it gets a lot better very soon. Line up a good lactation consultant in case there are issues, and generally set up a good support system, with LLL etc.
Make sure baby's latch is good, and that he/she takes in more than just the nipple. An LC can help you with this. The better the latch, the less pain at the beginning.
Soon enough, you and baby will settle into a routine and it will ecome second nature. Good luck!!
My son was 6 when I had DD and no one in my family had breastfed. I didn't breastfeed ODS but I have with DD. I would say to start talking to your son now about how the baby will eat. I just told ODS that mommy's body makes milk for the baby. And that is how she eats. And I have never hid it from him. If we are watching tv together and and DD needs to eat, I feed her. I don't go into a different room. He doesn't even pay attention to me anymore. DD is 11 months and still EBF. Also, even if you think you won't need it, see a LC ASAP after LO is born.
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Fasig-Tipton has cataloged 210 selected entries for the November sale, its premier mixed sale to be held in Lexington Nov. 4.
Fasig-Tipton has cataloged 210 selected entries for the November sale, its premier mixed sale to be held in Lexington Nov. 4.
Fasig-Tipton has cataloged 1,130 yearlings for its October sale Oct. 21-23 in at the sales company's pavilion in Lexington. Sessions begin at 10 a.m. ET daily.
Fasig-Tipton says the recent announcement of major incentive increases to the owners and breeders of Maryland-breds could make the 87 Maryland-breds among the 390 yearlings in the Midlantic fall yearling sale more appealing.
Yearling sales are stable and growing. read blog
A record-setting $430,000 yearling was the highlight of a strong Fasig-Tipton New York-bred preferred yearling sale, which ended its two-night run on a powerful upswing for the third year in a row.
Opening night for the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga New York-bred preferred yearling sale saw powerful gains as 18 horses, topped by a $300,000 filly, sold for $100,000 or more Aug. 10.
Fasig-Tipton's Saratoga selected yearling sale underwent a correction during the Aug. 6 second session, but the two-day sale produced results that company officials said were indicative of a healthy marketplace.
Topped by a Dynaformer filly sold for $1,225,000, Fasig-Tipton's annual Saratoga selected yearling sale soared Aug. 5, with the average increasing by 20% over the comparable session a year ago.
The Whitney Invitational Handicap and the pleasant 70-degree temperatures were hot conversation topics as potential buyers kept consignors busy in the days leading up to the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga sale of selected yearlings.
The new sale, which will allow buyers a chance to purchase horses already accomplished on the track, will follow Monday's Fasig-Tipton Kentucky July yearling sale.
After a strong 2-year-old sales season, Fasig-Tipton Kentucky hopes to build on last year's July sale that saw a 16.3% increase in average price to $81,291 and a 15.1% spike in gross to $15,364,000.
Starship Truffles, winner of the Princess Rooney Handicap (gr. I) at Calder Race Course, will be offered at Fasig-Tipton's summer selected horses of racing age sale in Lexington July 15.
Fasig-Tipton's new horses of all ages sale that is utilizing new technology in the way horses are cataloged and information is disseminated is gaining momentum. A dozen horses have been added recently for the July 15 event.
Fasig-Tipton has cataloged 299 selected yearlings for its New York Bred yearling sale scheduled Saturday and Sunday, August 10-11. Sessions will begin at 7 p.m. in the Humphrey S. Finney Sale Pavilion.
Fasig-Tipton has cataloged 152 selected yearlings for its 93rd Saratoga sale, to be held in upstate New York Monday and Tuesday evenings, Aug. 5 and 6.
Fasig-Tipton has cataloged 258 selected yearlings for The July Sale, which will be held in Lexington July 15. The 2013 catalog may now be viewed at Fasig-Tipton's website and will be available from the company's offices.
Spendthrift Farm stallion Malibu Moon was represented by two of the seven co-bullet workers who sped an eighth of a mile in 10 seconds flat during Fasig-Tipton's under tack show at Palm Meadows Training Center March 22.
Fasig-Tipton has cataloged 136 entries for its 2013 Florida sale of selected 2-year-olds in training. The sale will be held at Palm Meadows Training Center near Boynton Beach.
The one-day Fasig-Tipton winter mixed sale already was registering strong numbers on Feb. 11 in Lexington when a supplemental catalog from Eugene Melnyk's breeding operation assured a grand finale.
Several late additions to the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky winter mixed sale have added considerable intrigue to the one-day auction at Newtown Paddocks in Lexington Feb. 11. The sale will begin at 10 a.m.
Fasig-Tipton has announced the addition of a horses of racing age sale in July that will be innovative in how horses are selected and marketed prior to the auction.
Fasig-Tipton has cataloged 295 entries for its Kentucky winter mixed sale to be held at Newtown Paddocks in Lexington on Monday, Feb. 11.
The sale of Havre de Grace for the third-highest price ever for a broodmare or broodmare prospect highlights a sale that saw gross receipts nearly double.
The Fasig-Tipton November sale, which is known for its prominent cast of selected entries, will again feature several standouts, including this year's Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf (gr. IT) winner Zagora.
Esther Marr talks with Fasig-Tipton president Boyd Browning about the November sale. Sponsored by Taylor Made Sales Agency. watch video
The Fasig-Tipton Kentucky October yearling sale concluded with a record-setting flourish in Lexington.
The Fasig-Tipton Kentucky October yearling sale is bigger than ever. There are 1,254 horses cataloged for the auction, which will be held Oct. 22-24 in Lexington. The number is up 24.5% from 2011's total of 1,007.
Fasig-Tipton has been named a presenting partner of the 2012 Breeders' Cup World Championships.
Several industry groups, including 13 prominent breeding farms in Kentucky, have developed plans to provide funds beginning in 2013 to support the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance.
Fasig-Tipton has cataloged 180 lots for its Kentucky November select mixed sale. The auction is scheduled for Nov. 5 in Lexington and will start at 5 p.m. (EST).
Fasig-Tipton has cataloged a record 1,254 for its Kentucky fall yearling sale, which will be held Oct. 22-24 in Lexington. The number is up 24.5% from last year's total of 1,007.
Fasig-Tipton has cataloged 254 head for its Fall Mixed Sale in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., on Tuesday, Oct. 9. The sale in the Humphrey S. Finney Pavilion begins at 11 a.m. (ET).
Fasig-Tipton New York-bred yearling sale ends two-night run on a powerful upswing for a second straight year, with a strong closing session Aug. 12 and 20 horses sold for $100,000 or more--including a $330,000 sale topper.
After suffering significant setbacks in prices on its opening night, the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga select yearling sale experienced a welcome surge in business during its second and final session Aug. 7 in upstate New York.
Based on pre-sale expectations, the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga select yearling sale fizzled more than it sizzled in its opening session Aug. 6 in upstate New York.
Sheikh Mohammed and other top buyers are ready to shop at the yearling auction in upstate New York.
Esther Marr interviews Fasig-Tipton president Boyd Browning on the Saratoga Yearling Sale. watch video
Havre de Grace, 2011's Horse of the Year, is "doing terrific" in retirement, according to her owner, Rick Porter, and he's planning to send her to a November mixed sale in Kentucky.
Fasig-Tipton July select auction received generally good reviews as it launched the 2012 yearling selling season in a solid fashion.
Esther Marr asks Fasig-Tipton President Boyd Browning about expectations for the July Sale. watch video
The yearling market ended a four-year slump in 2011 and many horsemen are confident that the rebound will continue during the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky select yearling auction.
Fasig-Tipton has cataloged 260 yearlings for its New York-bred preferred sale. The number is up 20.4% from last year's total of 216.
Fasig-Tipton has added a sale of mixed stock and horses of racing age in New York to this year's auction calendar. The sale will be held Oct. 9 at the company's facility in Saratoga Springs.
Fasig-Tipton has cataloged 189 yearlings for its 92nd Saratoga sale to be held Aug. 6-7 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. The 2012 numbers represent an increase of 18% from last year's catalog.
Fasig-Tipton has cataloged 338 yearlings for the 2012 July Sale of selected yearlings at its Newtown Paddocks headquarters in Lexington, Ky., an increase of nearly 12% over last year's catalog.
Interest in the 2-year-olds in training auction has been high, according to Fasig-Tipton officials.
The Fasig-Tipton Florida select sale of 2-year-olds in training lived up to its high risk/high reward reputation March 26. For the lucky consignors who hit the jackpot, the riches were greater than they had been in 2011.
If Fasig-Tipton's Boyd Browning expressed his outlook for the Florida select juvenile auction in terms of a weather forecast, his prediction would call for sunny skies and no chance of rain.
Pinhooker Eddie Woods enjoyed a very good day at Palm Meadows Training Center near Boynton Beach, Fla., March 23.
Fasig-Tipton, North American's oldest Thoroughbred auction firm, will once again sponsor the $400,000 Fountain of Youth (gr. II) Feb. 26, Gulfstream Park announced.


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Beautiful house located in the south of Puglia, exactly in Marina di Leuca (called also Santa Maria di Leuca, or simply Leuca), a lovely bathing resort in the south east of Italy, at the confluence of the Mediterranean and the Ionian Sea, 110 km away from Greece and almost the same from Calabria.
The house, despite being in a place where the sea is beautiful (sand and rocks beaches), is located in open countryside, just 1.5km from the coast and totally surrounded by unspoiled Mediterranean Nature (in the immediate vicinity there are olive, almond, fig trees, etc.)..
A truly small paradise.
The house consists of two bedrooms (the arrangement of the beds is flexible), two bathrooms, dining room with kitchenette, other small passage room (which if necessary can be used as additional bedroom), large paved outdoor area where it's possible to eat, under a new wooden porch. You can park car(s) here or in a private open space zone.
For large groups or if you desire more privacy / convenience, you can also rent the annex building, that is a nice "Trullo" completely renovated inside (now it's a bedroom), plus another bathroom (the third).
If you rent it, you won't regret it!
|Sleeps up to 12, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 3 family bathrooms
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|Nearest beach
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|1 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Brindisi "Aeroporto del Salento" 120 km, Nearest railway: Gagliano 7 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
|Sea view
|Satellite TV
|Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Fridge, Washing machine
|Double Beds (3), Sofa Beds (1), Single Beds (4), Dining seats for 12
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
Situated in the southeastern part of Italy, Salento is the name of the most southern area of Puglia, from which, however, differs in history, culture and linguistics.
Salento includes administratively all the province of Lecce and part of the province of Brindisi and Taranto.
Here there are, without exaggeration, 300 days of sun in a year!
These conditions, together with a fantastic nature and unspoilt coastline making it an ideal holiday destination for families and experienced travelers alike: a little piece of heaven.
In spring and autumn (but also in winter), the pace is slow (someone says that this is the Jamaica of Italy!), you can take long walks or cycling through the quiet countrysides, or on the uncrowded coastal roads.
In the summer, the nightlife comes on and the area turns, proliferating of disco bars, clubs, restaurants, ice cream parlours, shops, etc..
If "Salento area" is located in the souteastern area of Italy, Leuca (called also Santa Maria di Leuca, or Marina di Leuca) is exactly on the heel!
Just a 5 minute stroll from "Villetta del Sole" you can find excellent restaurants that will delight you with delicious dishes based on fish or vegetables typical of the Salento.
However, the strength of the area is the beauty of the coast (here there are rock and sand beaches, free and not).
Many things to do in the area: visit the caves with numerous boats available in the marina, admire the spectacular nature, take in the sights (churches, towers, ancient manor farms, etc.).
If you're still not convinced, a legend says that Our Lady appeared in the past and she has said: "Blessed is the man who will come to see me!", referring to the statue of the Virgin Mary inside the Basilica of Leuca.
One more reason to visit the first landing place of Aeneas and Saint Peter in Italy!