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OXNARD, Calif. -- Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones said he's pleased with the club's backup wide receivers, even though executive vice president Stephen Jones told a radio station the team wouldn't rule out adding free agent Plaxico Burress.
The Cowboys have young, inexperienced receivers contending for the No. 3 position and are considering adding a veteran if no one emerges.
"We haven't even discussed that internally at all," Jerry Jones said regarding Burress. "It's not been discussed at any level in our organization one way or the other."
Jones said he hasn't spoken to Burress' agent, Drew Rosenhaus. Earlier Thursday, a source said the Cowboys were involved in preliminary discussions with the agent.
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If I come by your house, and if you like cookies, it's very possible that I'll make these for you. They're my go-to for when I want a baked treat, but don't want the killer combo of sugar, butter, and flour. To me, they taste like mini dumplings of chocolate-chip-banana-bread-heaven. I used to make them and bring them to work, back when I had an office job. Now I like to make them for my hosts as I travel the country. If I don't make it to you, whip up a batch for yourself and see.
When it comes to ingredients, I LOVE Justin's almond butter even if it is more expensive. Also, feel free to use real chocolate chips if you don't have any qualms with them. I took the suggestion from the recipe and found "Enjoy Life" chocolate chips, which are soy-, nut-, and dairy-free. The ingredients are all "real" ingredients, too, just evaporated cane juice, natural chocolate liquor (non-alcoholic, for the children), and non-dairy cocoa butter. Aaaand they're called "Enjoy Life" chocolate chips, so obviously, when you eat them, you naturally "enjoy life" more. As a professional life enthusiast, these were clearly made for me.
I've gotten prep time down to about 10 minutes (though if I were timed, I bet I could shave off 5 minutes for a PR). Here's the recipe for those who can't wait any longer (and I snagged these with the help of Pinterest, and added my own adaptation with the drizzled honey):
Paleo Banana Chocolate Chip Cakies (adapted by me
1 cup mashed ripe bananas, about 1 large banana …or more. I like to taste more banana, so I add more sometimes
2 tablespoons creamy almond butter (Use Justin's… it's amazing.)
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1 teaspoon baking soda
½ teaspoon ground cinnamon or more. I like me some cinnamon.
Pinch of Salt
1 ¼ cup almond flour/meal (I get mine in the bulk section for about $5/pound)
¼ cup Enjoy Life Chocolate Chips (gluten-free, dairy-free, and soy-free – delicious)
And drizzle some homemade honey from your sister's family bee hive on top–or just some good quality honey of some sort, for that finishing sweetness.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper (very helpful, so they don't stick).
With a hand mixer, blend together the banana, almond butter, vanilla extract, baking soda, cinnamon, and salt. Add in almond flour and chocolate chips and stir to combine.
Scoop dough into even scoops and place on prepared baking sheet. Bake for 9-12 minutes or until cookies are slightly golden on top. Remove from oven and allow to cool slightly before removing from pan. They can be somewhat crumbly, so be careful when they're still warm.
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leily...i use the white mix as well!!! i make it as per the box, but i add in 1 tube of dr oetker lemon flavor, add the rind of 1 lemon, and a few drops of yellow food colouing, and voila!!! a nice light refreshing lemony cake!!
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Manufactured spider silk could be used for artificial tendons and ligaments, sutures, parachutes and bulletproof vests. But engineers have not managed to do what spiders do effortlessly.
In a study published in the November issue of the Journal of Experimental Biology, Gareth H. McKinley, professor of mechanical engineering, and colleagues examined how spiders spin their native silk fibers, with hopes of ultimately reproducing the process artificially.
McKinley heads the Non-Newtonian Fluid Dynamics research group in MIT's Department of Mechanical Engineering. Non-Newtonian fluids behave in strange and unexpected ways because their viscosity, or consistency, changes with both the rate and the total amount of strain applied to them.
Spider silk is a protein solution that undergoes pronounced changes as part of the spinning process. Egg whites, another non-Newtonian fluid, change from a watery gel to a rubbery solid when heated. Spider silk, it turns out, undergoes similar irreversible physical changes.
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I have hosted the Catalpa Ridge CSA in Jersey City for the past 3 years, going on 4. I am thrilled with the quality and quantity of the produce that Farmer Rich grows. The June season begins with greens and in the continuing weeks we are treated to everything from plump heirloom tomatoes to outrageously delicious kabocha squash. Everything is always just-picked fresh and delicious! A bonus is the fruit that the farmer barters with neighboring farmers.
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Written on: 02/12/2013
We were persuaded to try creare after one of their salesman whom we knew through his time at yellow pages contacted us, we paid £2000 up front for our new web site with the balance to be paid on its launch a total of about £4000. It took forever to get it to the launch stage and just before it went live the designer allocated to us left meaning we had to deal with a new guy who didn't have a clue where we were up to so more delays, finally the site was up and running but after about six… Read Full Review
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Written on: 17/12/2013
At Creare we aim to provide the very best customer service we possibly can and we encourage any and every customer to contact us directly to discuss any issue as it arises. We can then address and resolve on an individual basis.
Written on: 02/12/2013 by Factory-Direct-Flooring (1 review written)
just completed a complete overall of our website and magento upgrade with Creare, from start to finish the whole team have been brilliant so a big thanks to all those who have all played a big part in making it happen. well done Creare… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/11/2013 by danielb1oss0m (1 review written)
After a bad experience with another web design company we contacted Creare who put together a website proposal that exceeded our expectations in terms of design and usability. The whole process of creating the website was smooth with plenty of communication regarding how the website should look at feel. Any small changes we felt were necessary before the website was signed off were carried out without issue and the whole website was created to a very high standard. Because we had been so… Read Full Review
Written on: 01/12/2013
It is amazing with this company - as soon as a bad review is posted about them, a flurry of positive reviews are posted.
They go to great depths to get genuine negative reviews removed.
I wonder how many of the positive reviews are genuine.
Written on: 28/11/2013 by Sim0nwalker (1 review written)
Having had a long relationship with the ex- Yellow Pages man who now works for Creare i.e. someone who knows us well and knows that we are not very computer illiterate. He managed to persuade us to move over to Creare to help us develop our website. Basically they then gave us a template webpage and expected us to spend ages filling it in. The template was hopeless for our needs and customer age group/disability requirements. Total disaster. They have really left us in it. No help what so… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/11/2013 by AdamSPS (1 review written)
Back when Creare first started we agreed to get them to build us a website and wow us with their SEO skills. Now many years own the road we can say wow we chose the best guys to do this. Not only did we get a great website and SEO but we had great on-going support and development from a team that really know what they are doing. The Creare team come up with great ideas and put them into practise. What a success the past few years have been, thanks Creare, thanks you guys are truly the BEST IN… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/11/2013 by TaraFranklinDBS (1 review written)
We first started using Creare in 2010 who put together our first website, that did okay but needed some tweaks doing to it. So in 2011 after a year we spoke with Creare who helped us design a brand new different website & sales have just gone up & up since then. The website is now to a high standard & we are very happy, I'm sure there is still more we can do with it and it is a learning curve. With regards to SEO we have had lots of different ones over the last few years, and some were good… Read Full Review
Written on: 27/11/2013 by RichardJonesLondon (2 reviews written)
I have been with Create now for two years and have found their service to be of the highest standards and have always found them to be approachable and excellent at problem solving. Kieran who is my assigned consultant knows his subject inside out and has been on hand to steer my website through the choppy waters of Google updates and has kept me out of the clutches of all the recent updates. I would most certainly recommend their service and can honestly say that I am both a delighted and… Read Full Review
Written on: 27/11/2013 by PictureBlast (1 review written)
We have used Creare for the last 3/4 years for our SEO on both our websites. They have maintained no 1 position for all the most relevant keywords continuously, have superb communication Skills and are always helpful, highly recommended. Our new account manager Jenni ensures we are kept well informed of what is going on and works to ensure we stay ahead of our competitors… Read Full Review
Written on: 26/11/2013 by Fionakerraa (1 review written)
When I approached Creare about having a new website, I was automatically made to feel as though I was a priority and all my needs were answered. Our designer kept us informed about the stage of design which we were at even though I'm sure he was sick of my constant questions, he was always more than happy to help. We are thrilled with our great new site and are excited about starting our SEO campaign with Creare too… Read Full Review
Written on: 25/11/2013 by Whnelson123 (1 review written)
I've done business with Creare for nearly 4 years now and have had nothing but success..I've used other firms but they can't contend. They have done everything from design of our e-commerce websites but have also built the back end databases, user portals, integrated with our key stakeholder systems and provided updates and changes as needed....simply stated: They LISTEN and DELIVER. In a recent exercise their National Accounts SEO team helped develop our 4 year SEO strategy. They are now… Read Full Review
Written on: 24/11/2013
Although I am normally very wary of SEO companies, I was persuaded as the sales lady was a friend of a friend. All the normal sales jargon followed that they were the best of the best... In short they hold you into a very long and expensive contract and actually deliver nothing. My rankings are exactly the same and the changes they did make to my website caused me massive headaches to undo. In short they have charged me £1,000's which has had a negative impact on my traffic and I have had to… Read Full Review
Written on: 04/12/2013
We are currently in discussions with this Company. Whilst we cannot discuss the detail of these discussions we would like to comment on our contract length.
Creare's contract length under it's current terms and conditions as at December 2013 is 6 months. Our terms and conditions are available both on our website and on the reverse of the order form. There is also a disclosure on the order form stating that the signatory has read and understood the terms and conditions before signing.
Written on: 14/12/2013
It is a shame when I was sold the contract by a mutual friend that she did not see fit to go into the details of this contract when we met. At no time was I made aware of the small print. I was told that you were the best company out there and you could 100% rely on your service - you failed to deliver on every level. My ranking are no better now than when you started, you made a complete mess of my website, you put your back links on dog food websites and I am now £1k's out of pocket.
If you are so good why are there so many negative reviews of your company? (sorry apart from the one written by anonymous from Rugby!)
Shocking company that could not care about their sales practices or the standard of their work - I repeat avoid this company.
Written on: 23/11/2013 by williamweb1 (1 review written)
I just wanted to leave a quick note to say thank you to our web designer from Creare Ryan Leaper who has created an awesome looking website after taking on board all of the things we wanted included. He was always at the end of the phone if we wanted to run through something and would always give his opinion on how he thinks our suggestion could work. Despite us being incredibly demanding the end result is fab and we now have a website that our business can be proud of. Thank you to Ryan and… Read Full Review
Written on: 14/11/2013 by WilliamP1 (1 review written)
I had to leave a comment on here just to say how hard working I find the team at Creare. In truth, our salesman had to work hard to get us to invest, but in the end we did and have been very impressed with the service we have received from Creare so far. This hard work shows, in our opinion, great commitment to succeed, which we hope will be the case for our website and SEO campaign moving forward. … Read Full Review
Written on: 12/11/2013 by paulp13 (1 review written)
We came to Creare for the design of our website having had a bad experience with another company but we have been hugely impressed with every step of the process this time around. Our web designer has always been happy to help with all of our questions and requests while the project was completed on time and far exceeded our expectations. A truly first class company. … Read Full Review
Written on: 25/10/2013
We moved across to creare from a small local provider. Initially we were impressed, we had SEO where we had none before, we had a much better looking website etc. And there it stopped. The salesman kept trying to upsell to us (even when asked not to), the SEO work stopped, the 'customer service' contact changed constantly, promises weren't kept. Integration into CRM etc was poor and took for ever. Timescales weren't met for just about everything. This business give you the impression of just… Read Full Review
Written on: 01/11/2013
We are extremely sorry to hear that you have been less than satisfied with the services provided by Creare
We do have an escalation process at Creare and a Customer Services Team who are available to deal with any issues relating to a project, it does not appear that your concerns were escalated or formally dealt with.
As your review is anonymous, we are unable to contact you directly, and would therefore invite you to contact us and ask for Customer Services. Please be assured that if you do contact us, your issues will be taken seriously, and we will endeavour to take the necessary action to ensure that you or other customers do not experience similar issues in the future.
Written on: 16/10/2013
I honestly don't know where to start. Firstly I never write bad reviews as I feel it unfair based on your one experience. However this company are truly unbelievable. I also hope my review will stop another company making the same costly mistake we did. At first we were impressed, sales team are good at their job. Soon as you've signed up though its a very different story. Customer service is just absolutely shocking, to the point where you are in actual disbelief at how you are being treated… Read Full Review
Written on: 30/10/2013
We are extremely sorry to hear that you have been less than satisfied with the services provided by Creare and that you were not provided with the information requested concerning the work carried out.
We have a hierarchy and escalation process within the Creare SEO and Web teams, as well as a Customer Services Team. We pride ourselves on being able to provide consistent cover and support to our entire customer base throughout the day. We are surprised to learn from your review that you had any difficulty in communicating with Creare.
Creare certainly does not undertake black hat SEO techniques. SEO methods constantly evolve and what was acceptable to Google 12 months ago, may not be relevant now. The benefits of coming to Creare is that we are constantly carrying out research and development within the SEO Industry and implementing strategies to support the ever emerging changes that Google makes. Creare endeavour to be proactive and to provide the best service rather than just react to change and be on the back foot. What we cannot control is algorithm changes, but we do endeavour to take immediate action and ensure a solution is rolled out. Algorithm changes affect everyone.
As this review has been posted anonymously, we are in difficulties to contact you directly to respond in detail to any of the points raised. In which case we would invite you to contact us directly, when we would be happy to review your account and the complaint you have raised in your review, more specifically.
Please contact us and ask for Customer Services. Please be assured that if you do contact us, your issues will be taken seriously, and we will endeavour to take the necessary action to ensure that you or other customers do not experience similar issues in the future.
Written on: 02/01/2014
We have written to Watchdog about Creare as we are now losing money from our small company which before they got their hands on it, was growing. We have done some research into some of their other clients websites and can see that they too are way down on Google's pages and some that I have spoken to are extremely disgruntled.
Written on: 30/09/2013 by liverpoolfan78 (1 review written)
As someone who's had a bad experience with an SEO company in the past, I was nervous to say the least about signing on again. In the past I have felt lied to, ignored and taken for a ride so the past 6 months working with Creare have been an absolute revelation. The team at Creare have been understanding, informative, helpful and dedicated from the word go. I let them know my concerns immediately and they put me at ease not just with words but with facts and figures in my monthly reports… Read Full Review
Written on: 17/09/2013
I just wanted to leave a quick note to highlight how well organised and efficient the processes of getting our website up and running at Creare are. From calling them up to discuss a new web design as well as online marketing, we had clear lines of communication from each person involved and always had any emails replied to quickly with the answers we were looking for. When the organisation and efficiency is put together with the quality results we've had for our website and SEO so far, Creare… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/09/2013 by TamaraRH (1 review written)
We've had a brochure, both print and electronic versions, provided as part of our website package with Creare group. Our designer has been an absolute star. From getting exactly what we were after from our first discussions to putting up with endless revisions of content and short deadlines. We also received advice about the best form of printing, effects to use and even putting us in touch with a wonderful print, promotional goods and clothing company which has proved so useful to us prior… Read Full Review
Written on: 09/09/2013 by BroadbentsSolicitors (1 review written)
we have been a client of creare for the past 3 years and needed to redesign our website. the work that they have done is fantastic and we are more than happy with the results. along with our existing SEO campaign and the new site we hope that our business relationship with creare continues for many years to come… Read Full Review
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This article was originally published in News at SEI on: September 1, 1998
Security Matters will focus on the topic of network security and its relationship with and impacts on the network environment on which we all rely so heavily. Security is an underlying but often overlooked factor that touches so many aspects of day-to-day activities on intranets and the Internet that the list of possible topics is virtually endless.
I'll be joined by other members of the SEI Networked Systems Survivability Program wishing to contribute to this column, to discuss and debate network security topics of interest to them. We'd love to hear what topics you'd like us to discuss and debate. So if you're interested in topics such as forming a computer security incident response team, responding to security incidents, secure programming practices, security improvement, the security impacts of emerging technology, or another network security topic, then send me your suggestions in email!
Moira West-Brown
Striking up conversations with new people is always interesting; you never know where the discussion will lead. Invariably though, the question of "What line of business are you in?" will come up. When faced with the reply "Internet security," the next response often takes the form, "That's interesting, but security isn't really something that matters in our organization." It is hard to imagine an organization for which this statement is true. The truth is that many organizations don't think about security until after they have suffered a computer security incident. Then their eyes open to reality – security is a fundamental foundation that supports business operations.
The Internet
Our daily reliance on technology has changed a great deal in the past decade with the advent and proliferation of the Internet. Just think about your home or office environment 10 years ago and how it differs today. Home computers were out of the price range of most people's pockets, and few of us had dedicated desktop systems. Today, the Internet has become one of the most powerful and widely available communications mediums in the world. Governments, corporations, banks, and schools conduct their day-to-day business over the Internet.
The Internet is easy and cheap to access, but the systems attached to it lack a corresponding ease of administration. As a result, many Internet systems are not securely configured. We know of a case where someone setting up a workstation took a lunch break and by the time he returned, the system had already been compromised! Additionally the underlying network protocols that support Internet communication are insecure, and too few applications make use of the limited security protections that are currently available. The combination of the data available on the network and the difficulties involved in protecting the data securely make Internet systems vulnerable attack targets. As a result, it is not uncommon to see articles in the media referring to Internet intruder activities that result in financial loss, data corruption, loss of public confidence, and potential loss of life.
With such widespread use of the Internet and its inherent insecurity, the information that resides on and flows across the network is increasingly sensitive and at risk. Clearly, security does matter to you as your banking and securities transactions, your medical records, your company's proprietary data, and your personal correspondence are at risk.
Catch-22: keeping pace with security needs
What is more worrying is that Internet security improvements haven't kept pace with the dramatic increase in the use of the network and the need to protect the integrity, authenticity, and privacy of the data that traverses it. How did this imbalance came about in the first place? It boils down to a lack of demand: vendors providing only the level of security that their customers have been willing to pay for. The price was high; vendors didn't just have to address the issue of protecting their own systems and applications, they also had to overcome the inherent insecurity of the underlying Internet protocols by building a secure communications channel on top of the existing infrastructure. So when asked, the vendor community responded that it would include security if enough customers required it in purchases. But most customers didn't know what to ask for and some didn't see the point in asking for security that wasn't available.
Over the years this Catch-22 scenario has perpetuated. The good news is that at last, there are signs that this cycle is now being broken, and there is hope that slowly this will start to redress the imbalance of Internet use and security.
Signs of progress
What happened to break the deadlock? Progress is partly a result of vendors responding to the negative publicity that they received as a result of security vulnerabilities in their products. The advent of electronic commerce on the Web has also played a part. But the biggest factor is the strong push for improved security standards spearheaded by business-to-business communications and commerce needs. Fortune 500 companies are finding that they can save large amounts of money by moving to network-based data communications and storage--indeed they will stop being competitive if they fail to move. The demand for security standards to be established and incorporated into vendor products was a result of their clear understanding of the need for their communications to be secure and protected.
Today the effect is being felt most strongly in the area of data encryption and public-key infrastructures (PKI). These are the areas that will most directly affect business-to-business communications, contracts, and commerce. Over the next couple of years we expect to see encryption and PKI technologies much more widely available and used--for everything from digital signatures on contracts to private email. We hope that this will also focus more attention on other areas of security technology that need similar improvement.
What you can do
How does this affect your ability to secure and protect your data? There are basically two things you can do. First, you can use security as a discriminating factor in system and software procurement. It is now economically feasible to include security considerations during purchase negotiations. You don't need to be a security expert to do this. It is as simple as asking vendors what security they offer. They'll respond with details on the standards they conform to and the integrated security functionality they provide and explain at length the differences between their products and their competition's. Secondly, you can encourage your organization to participate in security standards efforts to be sure they address your business needs.
So the future is looking much healthier for Internet security. We'll soon have the integrated security tools and secure architectures so desperately needed, and doing a good job of securing a system won't require a masters degree or 10 years of on-the-job training! The hope is that one day, systems will be sufficiently secure out of the box that system administrators will be able to take lunch breaks without fear of an intrusion!
But the future hasn't arrived yet! We can't become complacent as we still have to cope with today's problems. This means that we must all be vigilant and do our best with the limited tools and insecure architectures that are available to us. You can take steps to secure your data, but it is neither easy nor cheap. It requires spending time and resources on securing individual systems, communications equipment, and your overall network infrastructure.
In future issues of this column, we will discuss efforts underway in the security community to improve security, the things you need to consider, and what you'll have to do and be aware of to protect your data. A security nirvana may never be attainable; even with the improvements available today and others on the horizon, we have to continue to work at maintaining security.
Moira J. West-Brown is a senior member of the technical staff within the CERT® Coordination Center, based at the SEI, where she leads a group responsible for facilitating and assisting the formation of new computer security incident response teams (CSIRTs) around the globe.
Before coming to the CERT/CC in 1991, West-Brown had extensive experience in system administration, software development and user support/liaison, gained at a variety of companies ranging from academic institutions and industrial software consultancies to government-funded research programs. She is an active figure in the international CSIRT community and has developed a variety of tutorial and workshop materials focusing mainly on operational and collaborative CSIRT issues. She was elected to the Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams Steering Committee in 1995 and is currently the Steering Committee Chair. She holds a first-class bachelor's degree in computational science from the University of Hull, UK.
James T. Ellis is a vulnerability analyst at the CERT® Coordination Center located at the SEI. His primary focus is on understanding the root causes of security vulnerabilities, determining how they can be avoided in systems, and transitioning that information to software developers. He is a past general chair for the Symposium on Network and Distributed System Security sponsored by the Internet Society.
Before joining the SEI, Ellis worked at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, also located at Carnegie Mellon, where he was responsible for system performance and security for the Unicos operating system on a Cray Y-MP/832 supercomputer. Before coming to Carnegie Mellon, Ellis was the manager of computing facilities at the Microelectronics Center of North Carolina (MCNC).
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OT: 19 October 1929 – The Pibrochs of MacCrimmon and Others (Review of Ross Collection)
The Oban Times, 19 October, 1929
The Pibrochs of MacCrimmon and Others
Since General Thomason's work, Ceol Mor, published in 1900, and already so rare as to be almost priceless, there have been few publications of piobaireachd except those issued by the Piobaireachd Society. It is therefore pleasant to welcome Mr. G. F. Ross's collection of twenty-six tunes, which has just been published. The piobaireachd enthusiast will play over the tunes in Mr. Ross's collection on his chanter, and will welcome them in a friendly spirit of criticism, because the piobaireachd world is nothing if not critical.
In his introduction Mr. Ross quotes General Thomason's advice-
"Avoid dawdling and monotony and play a Lament as a Lament, a Salute as a Salute, a Lullaby as a Lullaby."
and inclines to the belief that the tendency today is to play all piobaireachd as laments. This is sound the criticism. At the Argyllshire Gathering this year a well-known piper ruined his chances by playing his tune far too slow. Mr. Ross believes that there is loss of rhythm these days, and that this loss is caused above all by the over dwelling on the E of the GED cadence, and the rushing of the double beat on A. He writes, "When seeking for the rhythmic swaying of the tune, find the rhythm of the double beat on A by the omission of the cadence. It will be found that the three A's must be distinctly heard to complete the rhythm, and the insertion of a correctly played cadence before the beat will not upset it. It should be observed that when the double beat on A is followed by a long A to complete the bar, the rhythm of a tune will generally demand the longest accent on the one A of the double beat, rather than on the last."
Mr. Ross writes on the Crunluadh (or, as he refers to call it, Creanludh) as follows–" Were the player to observe the axiom that the doubling of the E is based on the second note of the beat he would not be likely to go far wrong. In the ordinary closed form, the second note of the beat is A, in spite of recent endeavours to proclaim it a redundant note, consequently the doubling of the E is based on A." Here the compiler of the volume is treating of a highly controversial subject, but his remarks, simple and lucid as they are, cannot but be read with interest. There is one disappointing feature of the volume, and that is there is no authority quoted for the versions of the tunes which Mr. Ross publishes.
New Version
In his preface Mr. Ross writes,–"I would particularly recommend the version of the "Bells of Perth" here given, a version not hitherto published, and one far more likely to be correct than those already before the public. The version of the" Lament for Hector Roy MacLean" also is a better one then those already published." As a matter of fact, the majority of the tunes in the volume have rather different settings to those published in Ceol Mor, or published by the Piobaireachd Society, and perhaps Mr. Ross, in his second edition (for no doubt the first edition will be quickly bought up by the many lovers of piobaireachd) will mention the authorities for his settings.
Some of the piobaireachd published in this new book are, the Lament for the Earl of Antrim, the Battle of Vaternish, the Cave of Gold, the Lament for the Children, Lord Ross's Lament, Scarce Fishing, I got a Kiss of the King's Hand, Lament for Patrick Og MacCrimmon, MacCrimmon's Sweetheart, the Lament for Mary MacLeod, War or Peace, and the Lament for Iain Garbh of Raasay.
The volume is well got up, and the tunes are excellently printed.
"A Collection of MacCrimmon and other Piobaireachd," compiled and arranged by G. F. Ross, Calcutta. Published on behalf of the compiler by Peter Henderson, Ltd.,
24 Renfrew Street, Glasgow, 1929. Price 5-
OT: 24 August 1929 – J.C. "Pipe Music Terminology"
The Oban Times, 24 August, 1929
Pipe Music Terminology
14 August, 1929
Sir,–your reviewer of Joseph McDonald's "Complete Theory of the Scots Highland Bagpipe" on 27th August, 1927, asks:
"Whether (in the case of Riludh and Iuludh) 'Ri' is not a misprint for Iu (?)"
I should say not, but that Ri is simply Crith, a shake; being feminine, A' Crith is "the" shake. Many speakers very lightly aspirate C, and Joseph MacDonald may not have known Gaelic grammar or may have heard pipers call the word Crith ludh, " 'Ri lu"; hence the simple explanation.
As regards Iuludh; these are two separate syllables, Iul-ludh being derived from Crith Cheól, Crith Chiuil; again the aspirate is dropped vernacularly or from ignorance, hence from Crith Cheol ludh we have Iuil ludh. Crith is of course pronounced in phonetic English as Cree.
I used to hear the pipers of the Gordons in the later "Eighties" call what is spelled Crunluadh "Crooluch," which is very near the original pure Gaelic Crith ludh, and lately one of your correspondents has been upgraded for calling or spelling Croola, which again for those who know know Gaelic is a very respectable every -day pipers' pronunciation.
Thus a special pipers meaning has to be imparted into what is Gaelic is simply a "Musical 'shake' or Trill." From not knowing their own language, Ri ludh and Tul ludh appear as different definite entities to the uninformed. Practically, however, this is of no practical importance as long as the notes of the movement are known to the person using the expressions.
Similarly, Crith ludh and Crithean ludh are mixed up with Cruinne, "roundness," and Crún, nearly the same word a crown. D. MacDonald calls his Creanluidh "round," quick and yielding. Modern writers call their taorluadh or "grip" or taobh ludh, at least as far as the first part is concerned, the "round" movement.
With or without the Joseph MacDonald's redundant A (opening the 7th note) the "round" taorluadh part combines with the "round" part (second part) of the now Crunluadh, and we have the complete D. MacDonald "round" (Cruinne) movement. Joseph McDonald's Crunluadh is similarly "Iuludh" (taorluadh) and Creanluadh together. Iuludh as an imperfect term has already been discussed. Joseph McDonald's description makes for clearness in learning if the extra A is glided. But that's the rule!
I fancy "Cruinne" may have also meant an "end" movement, or was taken as such and actually expresses this; c.f., Latha na cruinne. As regards "Fosgailte" meaning "open"; D. MacDonald gives his with "open" notes, but, curiously, we find in modern writers an "open" fosgailte and the "closed" fosgailte, a curious and ignorant contradiction!
The "A Mach" seems to practically have had originally a similar meaning to "fosgailte," as "open" fingering is used in both, and the D. McDonald's "Clia luidh" seems to be the modern A Mach in principle.
The old pipers do not seem to have been at all squeamish about playing "open" notes which shows that chanter fingering was originally "open," as with other wood or metal wind instruments. Tinker pipers often played naturally the open-scale. The present fingering is for greater convenience in doing the "grips," etc. Another question is as to whether the chanter should be made with the notes correct for open scale all the way up, or correct only for the present system of fingering. The open style in the Fosgailte gives a peculiar bleating effect.
If Mr. Seton Gordon's "committee" sits for the discussion of "movements," I trust they may find time to take the opinion of a good Gaelic scholar was also a piper or pipe player as to a natural Gaelic nomenclature for the "movements," the names of tunes and the several parts of the Piob Mhala.–I am, etc.
OT: 12 February 1921 – Malcolm MacInnes "Piobaireachd and Piper Saints"
The Oban Times, 12 February, 1921
Piobaireachd and Piper Saints
Johannesburg, S. A., 18 December, 1920
Sir, Mr. J. MacLennan, in a courageous and convincing introduction to his most valuable book, says, among other things that suggest a commendable intolerance of humbug "the pipers who survived the battle of Cologne not only kept the Pibroch among themselves, but were unfortunately unable to exhibit it in so mysterious a form as not only to impose on, but perplexed, the understanding of their pupils;" and then he goes on to quote authorities to show that the Pibroch had "neither time, rhythm, melody, cadence nor accents." He states that this is also his own opinion of Pibroch as rendered by the best players of to-day.
That the opinion is correct requires no other proof than the attitude of every audience, Highland or non-Highland who find that, with some exceptions the ground is played with such lapses that they wonder what has become of the melody.
Mr. MacLennan makes another quotation which suggests Sheonaid Vore's description of the Sunday prayer of the local elder "It begins, goes on, and ends no one knows when or how or where." (Seonaid said, "Thug e 'n sin iomradh air aimsir 's air bárr, 's air na gamhna, 's air a h-uile rud a thogair a fheir.") And though it is true that this is an exaggeration, it is equally true that it is only an exaggeration, for the statements can be truthfully made of Pibroch as played by many.
I do not know what Mr. MacLennan's authority is for the allegation of imposition: but I am inclined to agree with him as a matter of probability. MacPherson published for a gullible public, and as being as old as Ossian, poems clearly written for one who had read Virgil and Homer, and in quite modern Gaelic, whose idiom is frequently English, and whose source is frequently the dictionary. Just as spurious are some of our songs. The words of "Over the Sea to Skye" are not from the Gaelic, and there is nothing Gaelic about the music. "Loud the winds howl" is false. The author of "Sound the Pibroch" must have had little knowledge of the campaign of Prince Charlie when he spoke of the clans as crying their slogan "From John o' Groat to Isle of Skye"–a tract of country which contributed but a few isolated stragglers.
The canntaireachd humbug is being tried on us even at the present day: while in the domain of the "collection" of chants and songs, going on recently, and now the greater and perhaps the better quantity is composed and written at the desk and the piano.
There is, therefore, room for a bold man who knows his business to challenge the so-called authorities and ask them to produce their credentials. Though Mr. MacLennan, unfortunately, called his book "The Piobaireachd As MacCrimmon Played It," it should have been–"As MacCrimmon Ought to Have Played It"–he does not rely upon tradition. He relies upon the principles of music–coherent melody with rhythm and accent; and many hope that he will be spared long, and that he will find time to publish more and write a fuller introduction.
General Thomason, the compiler-editor of the monumental work, "Ceol Mor," held the same views: and it seems a pity they did not collaborate, for two heads are better than one in arranging the best set of the tune, provided the heads are candid and not swollen. That each of these individually, notwithstanding much ability, required assistance, is obvious from the mistakes made–though the correctness of "Ceol Mor" is marvellous, considering the number of the tunes and the abbreviated system of notation. It is a minor point that in all the books of pipe music, the spelling of the Gaelic is atrocious, but it seems extraordinary that Thomason should not have got correct spelling when hundreds would have readily obliged him.
The C at the end of the second bar of the ground of "I got a kiss" is, of course only a misprint for B; but the mistake is unfortunate, and should have been easily prevented. The putting of an F and an E in the first bar of the siubhal and subsequent parts is a more serious business. It is very far from the run of the ground, which reserves the climax of the F to the fifth bar, the second last, and maintains the usual musical balance. Mr. MacLennan's early introduction of the F is not justified by the ground, nor, in my opinion, is it justified on the score of musical effect: in fact, the effect is entirely spoiled, as the point should be as late as possible when you introduce the delightful yell of the F.
I do not think Mr. MacLennan can father the style on MacCrimmon. In "MacCrimmon's Sweetheart," MacLennan has at the last note of the second bar and the first note of the third bar, B and A, instead of the usual C and B. I hope this is a misprint; and I also hope that if so it will be corrected, as his authority would carry a much worse phrasing of notes. I notice, however, with humble satisfaction, that the cadence on the last notes of the bars of the third variation are put severely as demi-semis, without pandering to the drawling that is involved in noting the middle note as a semi-quaver.
I am forced to close abruptly, and in case I do not return, I will some up my opinions shortly. Pibroch is not popular, the reason is that so few tunes are played intelligibly. The reason for this is the slowness of playing, which is so extreme that rhythm is obliterated, length being given not only to the main notes, but to the passing notes. It is as if in singing "The Land of the Leal" one dwelt so long on the "We're" that the audience could not distinguish it as any shorter than the subsequent first syllable of "wearin'." This is due to too unquestioning a following of the masters, the canonised pipers, to playing what is supposed to please supposed authorities and judges, and to the extreme difficulty of producing Pibroch notes thoroughly as well as smartly. The pipers of to-day are as good as those of the past, and probably better; and there should be no more canonization, although this may be a bit rough on Dr. Bannatyne!
Rhythm and measurable time should be declared the first essential, with discretion as to pauses, but with a stern ban on the lengthening of passing notes. As regards competitions, the tunes should be published in ample time, and the same discretion allowed in the playing of them as in the case of other music. Living, moving and having one's being in a particular tune produces wonderful results. The best style should be published by a competent committee, which should include musicians other than pipers.
I am, etc.,
Malcolm MacInnes
OT: 12 February 1921 – Ian MacLennan "Charles MacArthur, a Celebrated Piper"
The Oban Times, 12 February, 1921
Charles MacArthur, a Celebrated Piper
8 February, 1921
Sir, We have it on record of this man that "Sir Alexander MacDonald of Sleat, being at Dunvegan on a visit to the laird of MacLeod, he heard the performance of Patrick Og with great delight, and desirous, if possible, to have a piper of equal merit, said to MacCrimmon that there was a young man who he was anxious to place under his tuition, on condition that he would not be allowed to return until such time as he could play equal to his master, and when this is the case, you will bring him home, and I will give you ample satisfaction for your trouble."
Charles MacArthur was accordingly sent to Borreraig, where he remained for eleven years.
We had also on record that in 1721, when the said Sir Alex. MacDonald of Sleat was ten years of age, he was sent to a school in Leith, where he remained for five years: that in 1726, when he was 15 years of age he was sent to St. Andrews University, where he remained for three years, and during that time Charles MacArthur was his piper and valet.
For the one statement, we have Dr. Bannatyne, "Loch Sloy," Angus MacKay and Pipe-Major John Grant, and for the other we have Skeabost's Doomsday Book, the Scots Peerage, the Clan Donald History, and the records of St. Andrews University.
I am, etc.,
Ian MacLennan
OT: 20 November 1915 – Interested "The Macrimmons"
The Oban Times, 20 November, 1915
The MacCrimmons
Arniedale, 16 November, 1915
Sir,–Would any of your numerous well-informed readers supply me with the following information, and much oblige, about the "Clan MacCrimmon," their origin, crest, Tartan, etc..–I am, etc.,


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By: LDG on September 4, 2006 - 2:28pm - Add new comment
It's official: I have a cold. If there's one thing I hate, it's having a cold. Blowing my nose every 20 seconds and sounding like i'm speaking through a pillow isn't my idea of fun. Of course, it's a well known medical fact that men suffer far more with a cold than women do. It doesn't seem fair, but there it is.
My plan to combat it, is a throat-searing curry to get the germs attention, some hard liquor to drown them, and plenty of beer to replace the lost fluids.
By: LDG on August 23, 2007 - 12:13pm - Add new comment
Did anyone see the story of the 13ft gator that was captured on the island?
It will apparently "be killed, its meat harvested and its hide sold to a tannery."
Now, I'm no tree-hugger, but surely it could be relocated, say, to Florida? The report says it was "acting aggressively toward some residents".. well duh! it's an alligator, not a kitten.
It just seems a shame to me that an animal that has reached such an impressive state has to be exterminated.
By: LDG on June 18, 2008 - 11:29am - Add new comment
I remember, during one of the smoking ban discussions, asking the question, "What next"?, as far as banning is concerned.
Well, it seems in a growing number of places, including Jasper County, that wearing baggy trousers may be soon be a crimial offense.
In Jasper, the ordinance would ban anyone from wearing their pants more than 3 inches below their hips "and thereby exposing his or her skin or intimate clothing." The ordinance calls for a maximum penalty of $500 and 30 days in jail.
By: LDG on May 30, 2006 - 8:46pm - Add new comment
It's official, I'm on a diet. I caught a side-ways view in the mirror earlier. I look like I swallowed a watermelon. We went to Hunting Island beach yesterday. Every time I tried to come out of the sea, animal lovers tried to push me back in.
If there's any other 'big boned' peeps out there who want to try a spot of tennis, let me know. Bring your own respirator.
By: LDG on December 27, 2005 - 4:54pm - Add new comment
There's been far too much squabbling on these hallowed pages recently. Let's start the new year with some gentle, sedate discussions. All this controversy is not good for our karma.
Here's a few ideas for more restrained debate.
By: LDG on May 14, 2006 - 7:39pm - Add new comment
Has anyone else noticed how slow this site has been for the last 24hrs or so? It's taking forever to open a page.
By: LDG on November 26, 2007 - 3:26pm - Add new comment
As some of you may remember, an idea was born over a year ago to make a website where locals could go to get first-hand accounts of local businesses and services, based on relevant criteria. A kind of on-line word of mouth service, tightly focussed on Bluffton, and totally free to use.
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By: LDG on June 22, 2006 - 9:27pm - Add new comment
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From CNN: Strong earthquake rumbles off Big Island of Hawaii. No tsunami warning is expected.
By: LDG on February 27, 2007 - 3:31pm - Add new comment
The bill is part of an overall effort to update antiquated state gaming laws dating from 1802.
It is expected to proceed and become law without any problems, but before you get too excited, this will only mean "people can play cards in the privacy of their homes, as long as they are a 'recreational activity.'
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December 24-25, 2014 at the Cathedral Church of St. Luke, Orlando. The 11 p.m. service was preceded by J.S. Bach's famous Magnificat, a cantata setting of the Biblical Song of Mary, sung by the Cathedral Choir and soloists, with the Beautiful Music Chamber Orchestra.
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Pregame notes from a chilly Fenway Park
Greetings from Fenway Park. Dress warmly if you are headed this way. It's 37 degrees and breezy ... on April 13.
As for the Red Sox:
Felix Doubront threw a two-inning simulated game on the field at 9:35 a.m. Friday's rainout led to his turn through the rotation getting skipped and the lefty will start on 10 days' rest in Cleveland on Tuesday.
"It was good, I was able to throw some pitches and see some hitters," Doubront said. "I should be fine."
Said manager John Farrell: "It served the purpose that we were intending. That's to get him some work, to keep him as sharp as we can."
David Ortiz will DH for Pawtucket today in the first game of a doubleheader that starts at 12:05 p.m. "Hopefully get three to four at-bats," Farrell said
Daniel Nava is 1 for 15 with seven strikeouts against David Price in his career. But he is in the lineup and Jackie Bradley Jr. is on the bench for the second time in four games.
Farrell said he took the history into account. But he also looked at how Nava is swinging the bat this season. He is 2 for 2 with a home run and two walks against lefthanders this season.
"We've talked about how confident Daniel is right now," Farrell said. "At some point in this game I think that the ability to break up those righthanders (in the Sox lineup) is going to be needed without too much pinch hitting or emptying the bench to strictly match up. That's where Daniel is in the middle of this.
"I realize he's 1 for 15 coming into today against Price. But I think overall he's put up very good at-bats consistently as anyone in our lineup on either side of the plate. ... Whether it's riding the hot hand or just playing on the momentum that he's started or generated himself with his own performance, we'll ride it as long as we're capable of."
Meanwhile, Farrell is trying to balance what is best for the team and the best for the development of Bradley. When Bradley made the team, Farrell said it was with the intention of his playing every day.
Now, with Bradley slumping after a productive spring training, that has changed.
"It is a balance," Farrell said. "I think going up against a guy like Price or (Baltimore lefty Wei-Yin) Chen with some of the recent development with Jackie over the past three of days, (we're) still wanting to put the most competitive lineup we can on the field. We're not here to say that there are roster changes that are going to take place just because Jackie is not playing for the second time in four days. That's not what we're here about. We'll continue to find the right combinations and that would include Jackie in different scenarios as well."
The Sox face two righthanders on Sunday and Monday. Bradley is expected to start those games.
Lefthander Franklin Morales, who is on the disabled list recovering from a back injury, threw two innings in an extended spring training game in Fort Myers on Friday. "No issues, showed good arm strength," Farrell said. "Back is of no complaint or issue with him."
Morales is scheduled for three innings and 50 pitches on Wednesday. That would set him up to start a rehab assignment on April 22 with Double A Portland. He would progress from there to a start with Triple A Pawtucket on April 27.
The Red Sox are building Morales up as a starter in case a need arises. The goal is to get him to 85-90 pitches over five or six innings. If at that point, no starter is needed he would transition back to the bullpen.
"If he does come back in the bullpen, ideally we start him out with some clean innings before just running him into situations where there's men on base," Farrell said. "We'll see how that unfolds."
Lefthander Craig Breslow, on the disabled list with a shoulder injury, will throw a simulated game in Florida today. He is scheduled for an extended spring game on Tuesday.
Righthander John Lackey (strained bicep) could start playing catch again in a day or two. "There's decreasing symptoms," Farrell said. "The tightness that he's felt in the bicep is gradually going away. I don't know that we have a template that we're going to exactly follow on this one. But certainly how he feels is the most important guide in all this."


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Songs you'll never forget, the film you've never seen and a story that's never been told. In August 1967, in the wake of the extraordinary impact of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, The Beatles made a film. It was seen in the U.K. by a huge audience, at 8.35 p.m. on BBC One on Britain's Boxing Day...and all hell broke loose.
The story behind that film - Magical Mystery Tour - is revealed on Magical Mystery Tour Revisitedon THIRTEEN'S Great Performances, Friday, December 14 at 9 p.m. on PBS. (Check local listings.) The Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour itself will follow at 10 p.m. (Check local listings.)
Magical Mystery Tour was chock-full of thinly veiled references to psychedelia, anarchy and fantasy, all in the setting of a traditional British sightseeing bus outing to the seaside. This was a far cry from the innocent loveable mop-top japery of Help! and A Hard Day's Night.
Middle Britain had tuned in but was a long way from turning on and dropping out - the nation was baffled and outraged by the film's unexpected and uncompromising surreal, non-linear narrative. Paul McCartney appeared on The Frost Programme on rival ITV the day after transmission. He was called upon to account for himself and the rest of the group.
Could it be that a pearl was cast before swine and then thrown away? To its small band of admirers, it was a masterpiece of surreal British wit and imagination in the tradition of The Goons and Alice in Wonderland.
Now with the film fully restored to the highest technical standard with a remixed soundtrack, it's time to tell the extraordinary story of Magical Mystery Tour: why it was made, how it was made and the circumstances in which it was made. In the summer of 1967, The Beatles had the world at their feet. It's impossible to overestimate the effect of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band; that was revolutionary too but everyone loved it. In August, Brian Epstein tragically died, leaving the Beatles not only without a manager, but without their ambassador. They decided to go ahead with the film they'd been planning.
To tell the story, this film calls on those who were there, most notably Paul McCartney, who had the original idea, and Ringo Starr, who is credited as the director of photography. John Lennon and George Harrison are represented through interviews over the years and through their appearances in the film itself and in the copious and fascinating outtakes.
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Documentaries by Stanford affiliates to show at international film festival
by Elaine Ray on October 8, 2014 4:00 am
The 17th United Nations Association Film Festival, an international feast of documentaries, will run Oct. 16-26 at various locations on Stanford's campus and at other local venues. The theme of this year's festival is "Bridging the Gap," and films include a range of settings from Syria to Stockton. Topics run the gamut from dance and… Read more Documentaries by Stanford affiliates to show at international film festival
Animation illustrates how countries can make progress on global climate cooperation
by Rob Jordan on September 24, 2014 4:00 am
KENNETH SCHEVE thought a comic animation could help make serious discussions about global warming action more productive at the U.N. Climate Summit in New York City this week. Such international climate negotiations have been much maligned for ineffectiveness, but there is a clear path to achieving breakthroughs, according to a study co-authored by Scheve, a political science professor… Read more Animation illustrates how countries can make progress on global climate cooperation
The Anderson Collection at Stanford University is a feast with all the trimmings
by Robin Wander on September 23, 2014 4:00 am
One of HUNK ANDERSON's favorite observations about the remarkable artwork that once hung in his dining room, including Jackson Pollock's Lucifer and Willem de Kooning's Woman Standing – Pink, among others, is that one could enjoy a feast in the room without ever having a meal, thanks to the rich visual display. The feast proved… Read more The Anderson Collection at Stanford University is a feast with all the trimmings
Stanford's Office for Religious Life welcomes new students
by Elaine Ray on September 16, 2014 4:00 am
The Office for Religious Life (ORL) oversees and provides support for Stanford Associated Religions (SAR), some 40 religious organizations invited to offer their spiritual services to the campus. The New Student Orientation community coordinators for ORL put together a video to welcome freshmen and transfer students to Stanford and to introduce them to Stanford's broad… Read more Stanford's Office for Religious Life welcomes new students
Grant Miller to lead Stanford Center for International Development
by Michelle Mosman on September 10, 2014 4:00 am
GRANT MILLER, associate professor of medicine, recently became the director of the Stanford Center for International Development (SCID). Longtime director NICK HOPE is stepping down, but will remain as director of the center's China Program. SCID is one of the largest and most active centers at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR),… Read more Grant Miller to lead Stanford Center for International Development
Margot Gerritsen at TEDxStanford: 'The beauty I see in algebra'
by Elaine Ray on September 9, 2014 12:00 am
At TEDxStanford in May, MARGOT GERRITSEN, associate professor of energy resources engineering at Stanford, took the audience "back to class" with a talk about the beauty of algebra. Her talk is highlighted as one of this week's Editor's Picks on the TEDxTalks website.
Stanford Engineering institute celebrates 10 years of using 'big math'
by Tom Abate on September 5, 2014 4:00 am
The Institute for Computational and Mathematical Engineering (ICME) was founded in 2004 to bring advanced mathematics and computing techniques to bear in understanding and solving a wide array of complex problems. Ten years later, it remains grounded in computational mathematics – a set of tools and techniques with a myriad of applications such as simulating… Read more Stanford Engineering institute celebrates 10 years of using 'big math'
The Cantor gives the devil his due
by Kate Chesley on August 20, 2014 3:54 pm
Jackson Pollock's important painting Lucifer is coming to the university as part of the Anderson Collection at Stanford University. In preparation, the Cantor Arts Center has opened "Sympathy for the Devil: Satan, Sin and the Underworld." The 40-work exhibition, which opened Wednesday, explores the visual history of the devil and his realm. Based upon the… Read more The Cantor gives the devil his due
Stanford welcomes Hollyhock teaching fellows
by Brooke Donald on July 22, 2014 4:00 am
Nearly 100 teachers from high poverty, hard-to-staff high schools have been named inaugural Stanford Hollyhock teaching fellows. The teachers, representing 39 districts in 17 states and the District of Columbia, arrived at Stanford Sunday for the beginning of their professional development program. "We're thrilled to have the opportunity to work with this cohort of teachers… Read more Stanford welcomes Hollyhock teaching fellows
Our war on food: Stanford lecturer Maya Adam offers a prescription for making peace
by Elaine Ray on July 17, 2014 12:50 am
MAYA ADAM is a medical doctor who has taught at Stanford since 2009. Her courses on child health and nutrition are offered through the Program in Human Biology. At TEDxStanford in May, she talked about our unhealthy relationship with food.