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DOVER -- Working in collaboration with University of New Hampshire graduate student, Elizabeth Burakowski, St. Thomas Aquinas High School Advanced Placement (AP) and Honors Environmental Science classes are looking at how albedo (reflectivity of surfaces) affects local weather and climate. Albedo monitoring is a method of recording the ratio of reflected energy to incoming solar energy and how this ratio impacts the environment. Burakowski is collecting data for The Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, and Snow Network (The CoCoRAHs).
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In his book Coasting, Jonathan Raban writes about sailing a boat around Britain. By constantly studying the coastline and taking his bearings on anything he could identify, then marking his progress on a map every 15 minutes, he was able to chart his course.
Such attentive referencing left him with a vivid memory of the British coast, which, he says, is a profoundly different experience than sailing while watching GPS-monitored progress.
Reading Raban, I immediately recognized what he was saying through my experience cooking from a garden versus going to the store. Growing your own leaves a deep, lasting imprint on your body, psyche, and memory.
Imagine it's before dinner and you're on your knees in front of a squash plant that has weathered the summer. Your hands part its big leaves, then slide over the sleek, shiny bodies of the ribbed 'Costata Romanesco' zucchini, assessing their natures and deciding which ones to pick.
Meanwhile, in a supermarket somewhere, a woman is turning over a shrink-wrapped package of dull-skinned zucchini. With distance, our relationship with food weakens. Those of us who garden are ecstatic about finding the first shoots of asparagus in the spring.
But having no intimacy with asparagus flown here from Peru, we consequently recall little about eating it, even though it has made a rather astonishing journey, one that few asparagus spears have made before.
I believe that it's contact and memory, both of which increase as distance decreases between the soil and the table, that mark the difference between merely feeding and really nourishing ourselves.
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We seem to be in a collective state of anxiety about our food. Knowing that trucks and planes must roll and fly if you are to eat, and seeing the rising prices at the pump, you may suspect that there's a downside to your long-distance food and that food could get very costly. You might well wonder if indeed it makes sense to fly a few ounces of easily grown arugula from one end of the country to the other in indestructible plastic clamshells.
Should you rely on Big Organic, or support local farmers? Shop at high-end groceries, or at Wal-Mart? Are expensive organic vegetables as pure and wholesome as the stores would have us b Ask elieve? yourself any of these questions, and you might be tempted to throw up your hands and say, "Forget it, I'm growing my own!"
And that would be a good idea.
Whether you are a seasoned gardener or a neophyte, I'm confident that the most important reason you have for filling your backyard with trellises, hills, and beds for vegetables is that growing your own leads you to an experience—first of all, of real food; but also of your connection to the earth, the seasons, the weather, and other people.
You may have started gardening to correct problems in your own world, but the correction has surely enlarged your life, putting you right there where Jonathan Raban was when he sailed along the British coast, looking for signs that would tell him where he was. Garden, and you know where you are.
The signs a garden gives us to look at are many. Is the soil hard and dry with drought, or moist and full of worms? Did the lettuces sprout a month earlier than usual? Was it that late-spring rainstorm that kept the pollinators away from the fruit blossoms so that this will be a year without fruit, or was it that untimely freeze?
Be in the garden, and you learn firsthand about the large and subtle shifts in the world around you—about climate change and global warming, about migration and survival, and about the astonishing ability of tender seedlings to push out of rough ground each year and grow.
Ultimately, your garden gives you a real experience of plenty and even diversity. Your garden gives you tasty little fennel and beet thinnings to add to a salad, or tiny zucchini attached to big yellow blossoms that are begging for fillings. Creeping purslane nourishes you with good omega-3s, and your luscious purple amaranth sprouts make a gorgeous garnish, as will the violet sage blossoms.
Imagine having enough sorrel to use it by the fistful, instead of having to buy just eight sad leaves at a time. At last you can make a stupendous sorrel soup. You may discover that cauliflower greens are delicious, and that those small heads that come on at the end of the season lend great charm to a meal. A lovage leaf for your sandwich? No problem if you have a plant. Same with chive blossoms scattered on ricotta cheese or arugula sprouts adding bite and charm to a hard-cooked egg.
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Just think what you can do for dessert. Decorate a cake with candied rose petals, make a violet custard, or serve an ice cream infused with lavender. These are not silly, pretentious ideas when you can go outside and look at what's there. The so-called "exotic" ingredient that lies at the end of your clippers is there because you made a place for it, noticed it, and finally used it: You charted your own course through leaves and beds to come up with treasures that chefs want and can't get, unless they know a farmer and are close enough to catch, before they fade, the fleeting moments of plant life.
When you grow your own, you can see the possibilities your garden offers, and not only when things are at the stage—the only stage—that the supermarket shopper knows, but in all of their growing stages and, most important, the moment of their greatest flavor. An heirloom tomato grown in Belgium and sold in Texas simply can't rival even the most mundane variety grown (organically) by you. Kale punctured in a summer hailstorm can still be cooked; it need not be thrown away because of some visual standard created by a market.
There should be a warning: Cooking out of the garden will ruin you forever for anything less.
It's not surprising that the garden is the ultimate inspiration for those who go inside at the end of the day to cook dinner. And what you make from what you grow becomes part of who you are, so that over time, without effort, you begin to catalog your tastes; remember what was exciting from years before, be it a platter of vibrant 'Green Zebra' tomatoes glistening under a scattering of sky blue blossoms or a gorgeous 'Triamble' squash. Recipes rush to suggest themselves from your harvest, flavors sparkle, vegetables shine, and fruit is truly sweet the way it can be only when picked ripe. Even when things are a struggle, it's still utterly rewarding to grow your own.
Good, gorgeous food is not about privileged shopping, but about surrounding yourself with plants and all the possibilities they offer. Seedling by seedling, leaf by leaf, you navigate through each year's garden, and in that way, you grow your life. You're no longer a spectator standing in the aisle reading about what's for dinner, but the one whose hands, tangled up with weeds and leaves, dirt and dust, end up with a squash that positively gleams.
Deborah Madison, the founding chef of San Francisco's pioneering Greens Restaurant, is the author of many food books, including Local Flavors: Cooking and Eating from America's Farmers' Markets. She gardens and cooks at her home in New Mexico.
Find out what's happening with our food supply and how you can make a difference.
The Way We Eat: Why Our Food Choices Matter, by Peter Singer and Jim Mason. Learn about the ethical repercussions of our diet and how to make better choices. RodaleStore.com
The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals, by Michael Pollan. Follow four very different dinners through the food chain to understand their true costs.
The Future of Food. See the impact of genetically modified food on producers and consumers.
Slow Food USA. Dedicated to supporting the values of thoughtfully produced and consumed meals.
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[2] http://www.RodaleStore.com
[3] http://www.michaelpollan.com/omnivore.php
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PORTSMOUTH -- RiverRun Bookstore welcomes historian and journalist Mike Pride to read from and discuss his new book, Our War: Days and Events in the Fight for the Union, on Wednesday, March 20 at 7 p.m.
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Flank Steak with Ponzu and Miso Butter
It's amazing how time flies, it's almost August. I hope everyone is enjoying summer and busy firing up your grill for BBQ parties. Every summer, I host a small BBQ party where I invite only a few close friends—every year there is a theme, we dress up, eat really good food, and just enjoy the warm summer days. This year is no exception…
The theme of this year's party was Wagyu beef and Japanese. If you love beef, I am sure you know that Wagyu beef is prized for its supreme tenderness, sublime flavor, and marbled texture. I got my Wagyu beef from Ohio Wagyu, they were flown in to me overnight. With the superior meat in my hand, I knew that I had to create a killer steak recipe to impress my guests. I turned to my friend Harry Soo, a top BBQ Pitmaster in the US whose team Slap Yo' Daddy BBQ was featured on TLC Channel's BBQ Pitmasters. Together, we developed this amazingly delicious and irresistible steak recipe with a ponzu and miso butter glaze, using none other than the Mizkan AJIPON® Ponzu, MIZKAN HONTERI® Mirin Seasoning, miso, sake, and butter. The steak was a HUGE hit at the party…they were gone as soon as they were off the grill!
Now, you don't need summer or an outdoor grill to have a great piece of steak. You can use an indoor grill or even pan-fry the steak. The ponzu miso butter glaze recipe is very easy, and it's also great for fish, shellfish, and other meat of your choice (though I will say that it pairs perfectly with steak). I especially love the ponzu and miso butter glaze with the tender flank steak, which you can easily pan-fry in a pan.
If you love steak, you must give this flank steak recipe a try. The Mizkan ponzu and miso butter glaze is what makes the steak so mouthwatering and scrumptious, I am almost certain that you will love it.
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Oh wow, this looks fantastic! Since I'm on a low-oxalate diet right now I'll probably have to sub out the miso, but hopefully it'll still taste as good as this looks!
I believe I will love it this flank steak.
Oh Bee this looks like total perfection! I can't think of a better pairing for the wagyu. The acidity and saltiness of the ponzu must be divine with the creamy savory miso butter! Swoon!! We went to a restaurant in Tokyo during this last visit that specializes in 100% Japanese black kobe beef. They ruined it by totally drowning out the flavors with sauces that were too heavy and overpowered the flavors. They need to take some lessons from you. :)
I've never cooked with ponzu but I'm tempted now. Looks delish!
I've recently began trying out japanese cooking. I have to say that I love Mizkan! The range of products is good. I am currently using their rice vinegar for daily cooking. Love that subtle fragrance. :-)
What a wonderful way of preparing flank steak! That dish looks marvelous and the meat is cooked to perfection.
The meat looks utterly tender and juicy and moist. What a meal your friends must have had Bee! Lucky people :))))
OMG! Miso butter! I love miso and I love butter, and I have NEVER combined the two! Well, now I have to go on a mission for steak!
I so love juicy looking meat!
Looks very delicious… your guests must be very happy with that dish!
Hi Love all your post.I would like to try your steak recipe,I was wondering where can I find the main ingredient at?which would be Mizkan AJIPON Ponzu and MIZKAN HON(sauces)
My husband n I love this dish even my 21 months old son love it. Before I prepare this dish, I have hard time to get Japanese cooking sake. Could u pls tell me which brand n where can I find it? Thanks for sharing great recipe. I have bought your cookbook. The pictures there looks great n most importantly the recipes are fantastic.
This is perfect! I was just looking for a family reunion, something different to the table! Thanks for the juicy and delicious recipe! :)
Thanks for the wonderful recipe! But I was just wondering, when you grilled the steak–what base did you use to barbecue the meat? That is, did you use a gas grill, charcoal, wood chips? And if wood, did you use mesquite or some other wood?
Thank you so much!
I am going to make this tonight, but was curious what you mean by "Japanese Cooking Sake". Do you mean Mirin, a regular drinking sake, or could I use Chinese Michiu?
Can I marinade this longer than 1 hour? Thanks can't wait to try it.
Can I use the oven grill or bake instead? How long should I leave it in the oven? Tks.
Realizing this is a pretty old post and may not be monitored any more, but curious as to whether this would be equally good with another cut of meat?


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"While some want Linux multi-monitor support removed"...
Tell them to go to hell.
With the price of monitors and the added abilties added with an extra, these crazy people are not to be listened to. Multi-monitor support is a must for a OS being taken seriously in this era.
I've used the "Separate X Servers" option for a while now. The downside is not being able to drag windows between screens, but that really isn't a problem after you get used to it. WRT gaming, as long as the game doesn't restrict your cursor you can multitask at will.
Another shout out for Zaphod mode, which restores some of the sanity by generally treating displays individually, which is usually what you want. It's ideal for setups like mine where you have one regular monitor on a desk and a large TV connected across the room. The only catch is that you can't drag windows across displays.
Still, it would be nice to be able to specify exactly what you want in a consistent way. I don't think it's feasible for these things to "just work" because everyone will have different setups, needs, and expectations. Some configuration is okay as long as its straightforward.
In Zaphod mode, I know you can't drag windows, but will the mouse Pointer go between monitors? I plan on setting up 3 soon, and wondered if xrandr or Zaphod would be better.
It may depend on which desktop you're using but at least with XFCE, applications will open on the display where the icon was clicked. Otherwise, start the application with DISPLAY=:0.1 or some applications accept a -display argument.
It's also worth remembering multiple pointers too. If a fullscreen application grabs the mouse, you could potentially have another one on another display for doing other things. However, the last time I tried this with XFCE, the first pointer was always grabbed regardless of which one actually clicked the application icon.
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The 185th annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints officially began Saturday evening with the General Women's Session. Conference-goers were urged by church leaders to fill their homes with light and truth.
'Meet the Mormons': The movie and the message
Carole Mikita | posted Oct 5th - 11:59pm
Go behind-the-scenes of the making of "Meet The Mormons." See how the crew captured the day-to-day lives of six Latter-day Saints and how their faith plays a role in their lives.
LDS general conference wraps up with messages of choice
Carole Mikita and Sam Penrod | posted Oct 5th - 10:27pm
Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints were uplifted by messages from their leaders, musical numbers and a new religious art exhibit this weekend.
Daring to serve: Young, willing and faithful
Michelle King | posted Oct 5th - 3:15pm
After church leadership lowered the age for missionary service, thousands of youths for the LDS Church have chosen to serve full-time missions. Discover what impact this surge of younger missionaries is having on the missionary effort worldwide.
Mitchell's Journey: The ripple effect of a father's blog
Candice Madsen | posted Oct 5th - 2:08pm
A father's blog about his young son's journey towards death goes viral. The messages in this blog flood the world with hope and provide comfort and direction for people of many faiths.
Family history unites family in 'Turn Our Hearts'
KSL.com | posted Oct 5th - 1:36pm
In "Turn Our Hearts," see what happens over the course of several months as the Jess family engages in family history work and why they say this work ultimately saved their family.
'Life's Miracles:' The story of Seth Christensen
Ken Fall, KSL Photojournalist | posted Oct 4th - 11:54pm
As the ALS ice-bucket challenge gained steam across the country, Seth Christensen continued to fight his own battle with the deadly disease. His faith in God, his belief that miracles happen and his love for his family and friends has given him hope.
First non-English speeches given at LDS General Conference
Brady McCombs, Associated Press | posted Oct 4th - 11:06pm
An LDS leader from Hong Kong, China delivered a speech in Cantonese on Saturday in what marked the first time in the history of the faith's signature conference that an address was delivered in a language other than English.
'One on One' with Dave McCann: ordinarily extraordinary
Angie Denison | posted Oct 4th - 7:36pm
Dave McCann sits down "One on One" with six ordinary people who have extraordinary stories to tell.
'Chasing the Light' shares creating art in a new way
Christie Gardiner, KSL Contributor | posted Oct 4th - 3:52pm
In his new documentary, "Chasing the Light," award-winning director Lee Groberg ("Fires of Faith," "The American Experience") explores what happens when a group of visual artists from around the nation come together with a common goal.
LDS speakers to give General Conference talks in native languages
Paul Nelson | posted Oct 3rd - 9:05pm
For the first time, some speakers during the General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will not be speaking in English. What kind of cultural impact could this have?
Special KSL general conference programming will focus on faith, family and miracles
Angie Denison | posted Oct 2nd - 6:43pm
KSL TV has created all-new, original programming for general conference weekend. The programming will air between LDS general conference sessions on both Saturday and Sunday. The focus for these programs will be on faith, family and miracles.
3 ways to join the social conversation about #LDSConf
Celeste Tholen Rosenlof | posted Oct 1st - 7:50pm
The LDS Church's general conference is a time for members to come together and learn about their faith. It is also seen as a time to connect with other members and share messages from the conference, often over social media.
God's love a major theme at LDS General Women's Conference
Carole Mikita | posted Sep 27th - 10:31pm
Twenty-one thousand women and girls gathered in the LDS Conference Center Saturday evening to participate in the second semi-annual General Women's Conference of the LDS Church. The message they received from their leaders was about love.
LDS conference talks may be given in native languages
Tad Walch | posted Sep 9th - 7:37pm
LDS Church leaders may now begin to deliver their general conference talks in their native languages. Until now, conference talks have been in English only. English subtitles will be displayed on screens in the Conference Center and broadcasts.
Real Women, Real Faith
Ethan Vincent | posted Apr 6th - 6:04pm
Follow the stories of five women as they confront the challenges of life. From depression to divorce to the death of a loved one, see how these women rely on their faith during times of trial.
Jerusalem: Link to the past, hope of the future
Carole Mikita | posted Apr 6th - 5:00pm
A look at the connection between Utah and the Holy Land.
David Archuleta: Called to Serve
Irinna Danielson | posted Apr 6th - 3:37pm
American Idol runner-up David Archuleta and his decision to put his career on hold for two years to serve an LDS Church mission.
Grit: The true story of Steve Young
Kevin Doman | posted Apr 5th - 8:22pm
Steve Young will always be known as one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. What most people don't know is that Steve Young attributes much of his success to the man who really taught him to be great and to never give up: his father, Grit.
Women seeking priesthood march again to Temple Square
Whitney Evans | posted Apr 5th - 8:06pm
A group of just more than 200 women and their male supporters gathered in downtown Salt Lake City Saturday then walked together to Temple Square seeking admission to the male gathering of priesthood holders at LDS general conference.
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The R8-million facility functions not only as a Sasol service station but also as a platform to narrow the information divide and disseminate knowledge related to energy to local institutions, households and individuals.
Owned by the Qunu community through a cooperative structure, the IEC will provide all the products and services offered at a service station as well as function as a fully fledged library, information centre and computer room, fitted with ten computers.
The IEC will function as a community information hub and energy shop, sell illumi- nating paraffin, liquefied petroleum gas, candles, petrol and diesel at more affordable prices.
Selling these energy products will assist in job creation through the various participating local small, medium- sized and microenterprises.
Sasol Oil chairperson and Sasol group executive Maurice Radebe says that the Qunu IEC is a catalyst for heightened economic activity in the area.
"We will be satisfied once the IEC becomes an economic hub creating employment opportunities, ensuring access to affordable energy and providing a platform for small business development. The Qunu IEC has huge poten- tial for sustainability," he says.
Sasol has sponsored and built five IECs, including the Qunu facility, since first partnering with the DoE on the project in 2001.
Located in rural communities identified by the DoE, Sasol IECs are now operational in Caba Mdeni and Qunu, in the Eastern Cape, Moshaweng, in the Northern Cape, Mutale, in Limpopo, and Ratlou, in the North West.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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My Aragorn Stories
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The Summons: 1. The Summons
Seek for the Sword that was broken:
In Imladris it dwells;
There shall be counsels taken
Stronger than Morgul-spells
There shall be shown a token
That Doom is near at hand,
For Isildur's Bane shall waken,
And the Halfling forth shall stand.
One Week Out of Rivendell
Aragorn could tell from the twinkle in his eye that the wizard was enjoying his eavesdropping. Fortunately, Aragorn and Boromir had adopted the habit of conversing in the Sindarin of the Dúnedain, and of the members of the Fellowship within hearing distance, only Legolas and Gandalf could understand Boromir's vehement speech. Legolas was preoccupied with examining and adjusting the fletching on his arrows and seemed to pay little mind to the discussion. Gimli was finishing the remnants of his breakfast in silent thought. Of the hobbits, only Frodo might have been able to follow the conversation, but he and his friends were deep in their own talk, keeping near the fire that had been allowed that day for a hot breakfast and warmth against the icy wind.
Gandalf, sitting nearby, was drinking in every word. As Boromir leaped up to demonstrate a particular sword thrust, Aragorn raised his eyes and smiled at his old friend. Gandalf winked back.
"I have sought out the older soldiers who remember some of these plays of the blade," Boromir said excitedly. "They're quite remarkable. Only a master swordsman would undertake this risk to make such a deadly stroke. Do you see, Aragorn?"
"Yes, I see," he answered his friend.
Gandalf made a sort of strangled snort.
"I myself studied his campaigns," Boromir said. "That man really knew the defense of Gondor. It is hard to believe he was not born in my country. Then, after his greatest victory, Thorongil just disappeared. No one has heard of him since."
"Hmm," Aragorn said. "A mystery."
Gandalf turned his head away and Aragorn could see his shoulders twitch. He said to Boromir, who appeared to be eager to demonstrate more sword strokes, "Why don't we leave it for another time. Gandalf and I must discuss our movements for tonight."
Boromir acquiesced, resheathed his sword, and turned to inspecting and cleaning his gear. Aragorn and the wizard walked to the far end of the dell. By now the rest of the Fellowship was used to their daily discussions in private.
"You'll have to tell him eventually," Gandalf said.
Aragorn shook his head. "Not yet. It's too soon, and you know very well that I do not intend to enter Gondor as Thorongil but as Aragorn."
Gandalf took a long draw on his pipe and exhaled before he spoke. "I fear that Boromir's enthusiasm for the captain would hardly improve the situation with Denethor, if he has voiced it before his father in a similar manner."
"Somehow I doubt that he has," Aragorn said ruefully. "But in truth, the situation is already bad enough that it would not make much difference. You well know how much I have regretted it."
"I too," said Gandalf.
Aragorn continued, "Not only would I have wished to count Denethor as a friend, but he would be the best of counselors, a man to be valued in every way. I know his quality, none better. But as you know as well as I, he found out my identity, although perhaps not my real name. And he chose to see me as a threat."
"So we determined many years ago," said Gandalf.
"Boromir is a fine man," Aragorn said. "His skill and courage as a warrior and commander are clear to me. He has the same steadfastness that made his father so valiant in the field, as I remember him. But if Boromir were the father and Denethor the son, Denethor would have discovered that Thorongil and Aragorn are the same man before we even left Rivendell. And I suspect Denethor knows even now that I am on my way. He knows that the Sword that was Broken passed to Isildur and his heirs. So the threat is becoming reality, in his eyes."
"Very likely you are right."
"The question is, what will he do when the Heir of Isildur, no longer in disguise, comes to Minas Tirith?" Aragorn passed his hand through his shaggy hair and smiled. "Such as I am, that is. But I believe the message of the dream is a summons, and that I am called to answer it. Each man must make his choice, and mine is to follow the summons."
"It is a summons," said Gandalf. "You are bound to answer; not to do so would be to renounce who you are and your duty in the War to come. The question is, does Denethor see it that way? Probably not, although I do not doubt that he has warring views. He would never openly scorn the House of Elendil, but he may well challenge your descent, which will frankly be rather difficult to do given that you carry Elendil's sword. On the other hand, there will be others, even if they are now old men, who remember Thorongil well."
"Yes, there will be others," Aragorn said. "But, as I said, I answer the summons as Aragorn."
Gandalf grunted. "Yes, it's time at last to throw off the disguise, my old friend. But keep this in mind: the dream of the summons to the Heir of Isildur came first and most often to Faramir, Denethor's second son; only once to Boromir, and not at all to Denethor. I believe there is some purpose here. Faramir is much more like Denethor than his brother; in him, as in Denethor, the blood of Númenor runs true. But he is also much less proud."
"Time will bring what it will," Aragorn said. "Now, shall we discuss our road for tonight?"
Between his grief at Gandalf's fall, his joy at being in Lothlorien once again, and his doubts about the next stage of the journey, Aragorn was swept with shifting feelings and thoughts that came and went in both waking and sleep. At least no decisions had yet to be made. He knew he must rest and recoup a reserve of strength for the hard road ahead, and he urged the other members of the Fellowship to do likewise. But as the days went by, he turned over in his mind more often the dilemma that faced him: to go to Minas Tirith with Boromir, as he had set out to do; or to remain with Frodo on the dark road to the Mountain, now that Gandalf was no longer with them.
If Gandalf had had any plan for this stage of their journey, he had not spoken of it to Aragorn. In any case, in Gandalf's absence, all plans were now moot. Of that much he was sure: Even Gandalf, who urged him to follow the summons to Minas Tirith, would agree that he could not abandon Frodo. The duty of the Heir of Isildur in the War against the Enemy was now not so clear.
Early one evening, as he was carefully oiling and honing the blade of Andúril, Boromir approached him. They nodded to each other and exchanged a quick greeting, then Boromir sat opposite him, watching in silence.
"It is a beautiful weapon," he said.
Aragorn smiled. "Yes, indeed."
Boromir's eyes held a look of speculation. "Did I understand Lord Celeborn right when he said you had visited this land thirty-eight years ago?"
"Yes, that's right. I stayed here a season." He looked down, almost wanting to weep at the memory of that joyful time.
"Pardon me, but I did not realize until I heard those words that you must be much older than you look."
"I am eighty-seven years old and a full-blooded son of Númenor."
"Then it must be true. You were Thorongil."
Aragorn looked him in the eye. "Yes, it is true. I am sorry I did not tell you before, but perhaps we know each other better now."
"I first wondered when I saw you fight in Moria," Boromir said. "I myself am accounted as one of Gondor's best with a blade, and rarely have I met a man who could top me. But I saw that man when I saw you with Andúril that day."
"Your good opinion is an honor."
"It was an honor to fight beside you," Boromir said, and his voice was frank with truth. "I am ashamed, now, of the words of doubt that I spoke at the Council in Rivendell."
"As I said at the time, I forgive your doubt."
A silence fell between them. Then Boromir said, almost as if speaking to himself, "The legendary captain! Come back to deliver Gondor at the time of need!"
"Boromir, Thorongil does not exist. You know very well who I am."
"All the same…" Boromir's eyes were remote, and Aragorn could see the battle plans forming in his head. Then he turned to Aragorn, a strange gleam in his eye. "My father will not be pleased."
Aragorn said nothing. He had no intention of discussing Denethor with his son.
"When we arrive in Minas Tirith, how strong will our forces be! Together you and I will draw swords against our enemies, as we did in the Black Pit."
"My road is now not so clear," Aragorn said. "I do not know when or if I will go to the White City."
"But you must! The sword…" And he fixed his eye on Andúril.
Aragorn shook his head. "No, Boromir. Without Gandalf, my first duty is to Frodo. All else must give way, much as my heart would have it otherwise. I have been giving it much thought, and have not yet made up my mind."
"But we need all the strength we can muster for the defense of Gondor. And Elendil's sword...." Boromir lapsed into a disgruntled silence. Eventually he got up and walked away.
Aragorn sighed deeply and buried his face in his arms, resting his forehead on his knees. Suffusing the agony of his dilemma were the joy and torment of his love for Arwen Undómiel. If he had any hope of happiness beyond the war against Sauron, it was through winning the kingship of Gondor and Arnor and ruling with Arwen as Queen at his side. He knew that to relinquish the summons would vastly diminish any chance he might have to lay claim to the crown. True, he could meet death on any path, and Gandalf had spoken the bitter truth when he reminded them that all paths held little hope.
But none of us has any hope at all without Frodo and his Quest. And so I must go with him beyond all other duty. At least, if we fail, Elrond will protect her. She will be safe and go to the West.
He looked up at the murmuring trees. Suddenly she was there: the fragrance of her skin, the radiance of her smile, her warm hand caressing his face. And he feared that even that last hope was not true. Even Elrond and the promise of the West could not save her from the fate of loving a mortal Man. My love is my choice, she had said. Whether we marry or not, my heart is yours, and when you die so will I.
Amon Hen
In later years, looking back on the dark journey, that brief time watching over Boromir's bier, while Legolas and Gimli went for the boats, was among Aragorn's bitterest and most grievous memories. He drew his sword, saluted his fallen companion and stood at attention as would a soldier of Gondor to honor comrades slain in battle.
Even as he maintained a vigilant watch against any further threat from Orcs at the bank of the river, he wept for Boromir and for every drop of blood shed by the sons of Gondor in the long fight against the Enemy. He wept for the small boy he had once known so many years ago in Minas Tirith, the pride of his father, Denethor, whose gaze softened at the sight of his little son in a way that was never otherwise seen in that proud man. The sorrow of Boromir's end, and his triumph over his own weakness and temptation by the Ring, weighed on his heart. Aragorn resolved to keep his last words secret. Yet still Boromir's face bore the trace of that smile, his answer to the final words he would ever hear, Aragorn's promise: "Minas Tirith shall not fall!"
The River of Gondor would now bear the body of Gondor's son. Aragorn chanted softly the beginnings of the dirge he would sing:
"What news from the North, O mighty wind, do you bring to me today?
What news of Boromir the Bold? For he is long away."
"Beneath Amon Hen I heard his cry. There many foes he fought.
His cloven shield, his broken sword, they to the water brought…"
He felt the heavy weight of his own failure to keep the Fellowship safe and of the irrevocable decision he would soon have to make: to seek Merry and Pippin, imprisoned by the foul Orcs, or to follow the Ringbearer on his Quest. Either way, the summons to the White City would have to wait.
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Thursday, January 24, 2013
ROCHESTER — The following items are based on 1,176 entries on the Rochester Police Log from Jan. 6 to 13:
7:03 p.m. — A man on snowshoes and wearing a head-lamp near Autumn Street is found to be following deer tracks.
2:55 p.m. — Vehicle windows have been shot out at the Lilac Mall by three males.
10:05 a.m. — An Indian Brook Circle man, whose car was repossessed, complains that his belongings are not being returned.
4:43 p.m. — A Canon A23 camera was lost at a Holy Rosary funeral today.
2:58 a.m. — Whitney Hanks, 22, of 72B Sixth Street, Dover, is charged with stalking.
3:00 p.m. — Criminal threatening is reported at Hillview Manor Apartments.
1:23 p.m. — A Portland Street woman has found a suspicious bag containing white powder in her car.
10:43 a.m. — On Briar Drive a large coyote sits upon a pile — (a pile of dirt, not hemorrhoids) — yet scratching all the while.