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On Wednesday, April 16, 2014, nineteen new student members and one honorary member were inducted into the Davidson College chapter of Pi Delta Phi, the National French Honor Society. Prof. Catherine Slawy-Sutton conducted the initiation ceremony, with the kind assistance of 2013 inductees Ashley Parker, Quincy Newkirk, Stephanie Pineda and Mary Schone, all class of 2014.
Pi Delta Phi was founded in 1906 at the University of California at Berkeley. More than 370 chapters now exist nationwide, including Davidson's Xi Pi 351 Chapter, created in April 2010.
Regular Members
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SEA lice infestations on Irish salmon farm sites are continuing to increase, according to campaign group Friends of the Irish Environment (FIE).
A spokesman for FIE says the 2012 Marine Harvest Annual Report shows that Ireland's largest operator of salmon farms has seen the number of sites exceeding the Irish government's 'Trigger Treatment Level' for sea lice increase from 6 per cent in 2010 to 13 per cent in 2011 to 20 per cent in 2012.
Ireland's minister for agriculture Simon Coveney has been under increasing pressure after receiving a letter in May from Dr Mark Costello, a leading scientist in the field. Costello told Coveney that he felt "conscious-bound"' to make it clear that sea lice are "linked to mass fatal parasite infestations on wild salmon and trout in Ireland, Scotland, Norway and Canada" to counter "misinformation appearing in the Irish media".
Coveney recently told the Irish Oireachtas that "systems in place in Ireland to control sea lice and salmon farms are probably the best anywhere in Europe. As far as we are concerned, the sea lice issue is no longer significant".
The FIE say statistics contradict the Department of Agriculture's claim during a recent investigation by the European Commission on the sea lice issue that there was a "decreasing trend" in the general level of sea lice on salmon farms.
Marine Harvest is the world's largest salmon farming company with operations in Norway, Scotland, Ireland, the Faroes, Chile and Canada. In Ireland the company produces 9,000 tons of salmon a year, 80 per cent of the Irish national production. The company employs 137 full time and 117 temporary workers at its eight Irish salmon farms.
While Marine Harvest reported an increase in 22 per cent of production worldwide, its Irish operation reported a decrease of 3 per cent, the only country in the multi-national to report a fall in production.
A spokesman for Friends of the Irish Environment said: "While disease and pollution remain significant problems, there are three solutions to the sea lice issue: move the pens from the paths of migratory salmon; contain the pens, controlling all input and output, or change species."
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Wacky Christmas Traditions: Eels! Pooping Logs!
Robert Sietsema rounds 'em up.
You didn't really think Robert Sietsema would make it all the way through the holiday season without making a poop reference, did you? (If you did, then you don't know Sietsema.) Lucky for us, he didn't! In a Fork in the Road post about wacky Christmas practices from around the world, the Voice writer manages to track down traditions like a "pooping" log from Spain, Norwegian (and Minnesotan) lutefisk, and Italian eel-eating, which you just know is the last one he added to the list, since it isn't so wacky, especially by Sietsema's standards. [Fork in the Road/VV]


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Xen.org Releases Xen 4.2
Xen 4.2 offers new features and improvements and supports a wide range of guest operating systems.
Xen.org has announced the availability of version 4.2 of its open source hypervisor – a fast, secure code base for operating system virtualization. This version includes new features and improvements in areas of security, scalability, performance, and documentation.
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The new Torus distributed storage system is available under an open source license on GitHub
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Juries decides Google's use of Java APIs Was Fair Use
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But if you are not using the latest Linux kernel, your system is insecure.
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Remember that concert in Oslo, whether via in-person or YouTube memory, where Ke$ha brought Alice Cooper on stage for "School's Out" and then they got all Twitter-chummy afterward? Here's what that was all about. As we mentioned before, Cooper has an album coming out, Welcome 2 My Nightmare (the 2 is a pun on the 1975 album Welcome To My Nightmare, for the younger among you.) And it's an album with a Ke$ha duet, "What Baby Wants."
Now, the Popdust audience is a lot less likely to be surprised by this than, say, longtime Alice Cooper fans, but really, there's no reason to be surprised at all. (Mildly creeped out by the Damn Yankees-y title and the fact that Ke$ha, an avowed Jagger fetishish, calls the guy "dad"? Sure, we can see that.) Alice Cooper hangs out with Lady Gaga and performs with the A*Teens. Clearly, he is OK with modern music.
And clearly, Ke$ha is OK with rock, specifically balls-out, irreverent rock and roll; according to Cooper's press release, she "wrote the most wicked lyrics in the song." Of course she did. You don't become successful as a studio songwriter without knowing how to tailor your songs to their performers. All this does leave one question, though: what the hell does this TANGENT OF RAWK have to do with the over-shiny "Shots on the Hood of My Car"? Ke$ha is so confusing.


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Charles Eugene "Pat" Boone is an American singer, actor, and writer. He was a successful pop singer in the United States during the 1950s and early 1960s. He sold over 45 million albums, had 38 Top 40 hits and appeared in more than 12 Hollywood movies. According to Billboard, Boone was the second biggest charting artist of the late 1950s, behind only Elvis Presley but ahead of Ricky Nelson and The Platters, and was ranked at No. 9—behind The Rolling Stones and Paul McCartney but ahead of artists such as Aretha Franklin and The Beach Boys—in its listing of the Top 100 Top 40 Artists 1955–1995. Boone still holds the Billboard record for spending 220 consecutive weeks on the charts with one or more songs each week. At the age of twenty-three, he began hosting a half-hour ABC variety television series, The Pat Boone Chevy Showroom, which aired for 115 episodes. Many musical performers, including Edie Adams, Andy Williams, Pearl Bailey and Johnny Mathis made appearances on the show. His cover versions of rhythm and blues hits had a noticeable effect on the development of the broad popularity of rock and roll.
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Don't worry, I still would rather have Burke.
Don't worry, I still would rather have Burke.
Cy is a Baker, he doesn't work fast food. Don't make that mistake, he doesn't like it.
Either way, I'm still all-in on Withey with the lesser of the two picks.
"I will say, almost everything. And I didnt bring it every night. But I think most everything was a frustration."
Otto Porter would be my choice if we can't get a PG.
Put some respeck on my name playboi.
I like Burke, MCW, and Smart probably in that order but honestly they're all pretty good in some way. Wouldn't mind any of them, if we have a chance.
Take Oladipo in the late teens and its all gravy from there ....
Since the jazz are going to be drafting late (17 & 24 today)
here is an article about drafting players ready to contribute with late 1st round picks. I think that KOL ought to read it. Will one of you guys make sure he gets it?
The NBA, where the Championship Trophy is awarded in June, but won in July.
MCW had a solid game with 8 assists and 3 steals against Notre Dame. He looks mid-late lottery to me.
[Insert clever sig here...]
Ronnie Brewer + Wesley Matthews = a very, very good player.
"I will say, almost everything. And I didnt bring it every night. But I think most everything was a frustration."
Oladipo was a player UK wanted. He was seen as a glue guy that would push teammates to be better. Obviously he has transcended from that into a more complete player himself. I REALLY like him, but I would be looking at him around 20 and not much higher.


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Tuesday, February 5, 2013
As some of you have already noticed, I'm taking part in Lucky magazine's Lucky Breaks Giveaway. The magazine is giving away a prize a day from February 4 through March 15. On February 13, the prize is a white-gold necklace with 40 points of diamonds (there are 100 points in a carat) from yours truly.
Get the March issue issue of Lucky with Lauren Conrad on the cover to read more about the giveaway.
You can ONLY enter for my necklace on February 13, so bookmark this link to my page. You probably want to sign up for a reminder from Lucky so that you don't do one of those, "OMG, it was yesterday!" face-palm things. Check out the full list of giveaway prizes here. Today's prize is a Marc Jacobs jacket … and there's a grand prize of a $10,000 shopping spree at Revolveclothing.com. You gotta be in it to win it, as the lottery ads say, so get over to Lucky now!
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I have good karma for winning Lucky Magazine contests though never beyond make-up/beauty products. maybe I will have luck this time.
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Cool giveaway, Wendy.
Also, I opened my box from you yesterday (as a birthday prezzie) and simply adore my swear necklace. It's so delicate yet so firmly outspoken at the same time. I will be featuring it on the blog soon, but I wanted you to know how much I love it.
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College Hockey:Western Michigan Sweeps Notre Dame
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — It would seem that the luck of the Irish has run out. Notre Dame entered the weekend series with Western Michigan ranked 14th in the nation and first in the CCHA. The Fighting Irish left Kalamazoo the victims of a Bronco sweep, falling 6-4 on Saturday night.
"It's unreal," said WMU captain Dana Lattery, who extended his goal-scoring streak to seven games. "To get four points on the weekend from the first-place team, it's a great feeling.
"We wanted to get back to .500 in the league before we entered the break. Going into the weekend we said one win wouldn't be good enough, and we got that. We proved to ourselves we can accomplish what we want."
With the loss Notre Dame fell to 3-18-2 against the Broncos at Lawson Arena, dating back to the 1988-89 season. Despite a pair of goals from freshman Michael Barlett and Rob Globke's 100th career point, the Irish were never able to get over the hump against a WMU team that dominated with physical play all weekend.
Entering the third period of play Notre Dame was down, but not out, having pulled within a goal at 5-4 to close the second period of play. However, final period of play would belong to Western as the Broncos locked down on defense.
"After the second period, we said let's play our best 20 minutes of hockey this period," said WMU head coach Jim Culhane. "The penalty kill was huge, with five minutes to go."
"We made sure we weren't going to give them anything," said Bronco defenseman Mike Jarmuth. "We knew if we stuck tight, we'd come out with the win."
Dave Brown did not look sharp in goal for the Irish for the second consecutive night, having allowed 11 goals on the weekend. Scott Foster returned to the net for the Broncos after leaving Friday's game early due to illness, making 19 saves on the night.
The Irish entered the series with the stingiest defense in the league (2.00 GAA), but gave up 14 total goals on the weekend.
Jeff Campbell tallied four goals on the weekend giving him 18 points in 12 career games against Notre Dame.
The Broncos, who closed out a seven-game homestand with a 5-2-0 record, will play a series of exhibition games Dec. 17-19 against Canadian universities: Brock, Western Ontario, and Sir Wilfred Laurier, before taking time-off for the holidays. Notre Dame will next face Cornell on Dec. 27 in the Everblades Collegiate Hockey Tournament.
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Special Representative for North Korea Policy
(Director General Sugiyama opening statement in Japanese)
We've just finished an hour's worth of very in-depth, detailed discussions. I briefed the Director General on the results of our meetings with the North Koreans on Thursday and Friday of last week. I sought the counsel of Director General Sugiyama on the way forward. I'm very pleased that I've been able to have the opportunity -- so soon after completing these discussions with the North Koreans -- to consult with first, of course, in Beijing, Wu Dawei, our counterpart in the Chinese government; then in Seoul with Ambassador Lim Sung Nam; and now here in Tokyo with Director General Sugiyama. As I've said before, and I'll repeat it here, the talks in Beijing were serious and substantive, and we covered all of the issues. I reported to the Director General that among the topics I raised was, of course, the abductee issue. We always raise that issue when we meet with the North Koreans; we did it on this occasion quite early in the discussions, and of course we will do it on every occasion when we meet with the North Koreans.
So, I'd like to thank the DG. I look forward very much tomorrow to further meetings with Vice Foreign Minister Sasae and Vice Foreign Minister Yamaguchi. Thank you.
QUESTION: May I ask the Ambassador two questions, if I may: what did the North Koreans suggest to do within the nuclearization sphere during the talks? That's my first question. And my second question is: what fell short between the two governments to come to an agreement to put forward nutritional assistance, which you were at one point very optimistic about?
AMBASSADOR DAVIES: Yes, well, I appreciate so much the spirit behind the question and I understand the curiosity of everyone to know in detail what transpired in our discussions in Beijing. But as I explained in Beijing when I sought to brief members of the press on what was happening, I am now engaged in a diplomatic process of, first of all, reporting to and consulting with our friends and allies, and then I have to go back to Washington and report on the results there. So, with apologies to you, what I'm not going to do is get into a great deal of detail about what it was that we discussed, and where there may still be differences that exist between the United States and North Korea.
Ultimately, this challenge is a challenge for all members of the Six-Party process. And I realize that there's a great deal of focus on the, let's call it "bilateral" piece – the so-called "pre-steps" phase. I understand that. But quite frankly, what will be important, in terms of achieving the ultimate goal, which is denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, will be a combined multilateral effort involving all members of the Six-Party Talks. So I'm dodging your question, I admit that, but I'm doing it for good diplomatic reasons – because I have to carry this forward in kind of a straight-line fashion and report first to my Secretary of State and to officials in Washington. And I'm hoping, before too long, some of these details can be made known. But thank you anyway.
QUESTION: Can I also ask the Ambassador: you were describing before this round of talks that "the ball is in their court." Where do you describe the ball is now? And also, do you still, are you discussing having trilateral talks before moving on to North Korea?
AMBASSADOR DAVIES: I'm sorry, am I discussing any "trilateral talks"?
QUESTION: Japan, the U.S., South Korea? Or…
AMBASSADOR DAVIES: Well, that's a good question. That gets a little bit ahead… your second question gets a little bit ahead of where we are. Because where we are, of course, is seeking with North Korea in our bilateral engagement to get to a point where we can obtain certain actions from them on the nuclear issue in particular, so that we can then begin to discuss how a Six-Party round might look. If we get to a stage, past this bilateral phase, where we are actively discussing a Six-Party round – if we do – there will be all manner of discussions. And I'm sure one of the most important aspects of it will indeed be, not simply bilateral discussions between the United States and Japan, the United States and South Korea, but we'll seek to have discussions in all kinds of different geometrical configurations.
Your first question: the sort of "sports" question about "where's the ball, and in whose court?" It's a bit subjective. We kicked the ball back and forth with the North Koreans over two days (laughter), and I don't know that it's useful for me to say that the ball is one or the other courts. I guess it's in both courts at the moment, when it comes to this bilateral phase. Which is why, I presume, Kim Gye-gwan is going back to Pyongyang to report; I'm going back to Washington, with the benefit of the advice and good ideas of our allies and partners in the process, and we'll see where we go from there. Whether we can make progress quickly, whether it will have to take a while, not sure. But, so, I would say that that was the value of these discussions in Beijing, is that we were able to go into some depth about our mutual positions and try to narrow differences a little bit, and I said that we were able to do that, I think. We'll see what it amounts to; that, only time will tell.
(Question and answer for Director General Sugiyama in Japanese)
QUESTION: So when you raised the abduction issue, what was the response from North Korea?
AMBASSADOR DAVIES: I don't have anything hopeful to report to you on that. All I can tell you at this stage is, they've listened. And I raised it early; I raised it with some force; I raised it with the image in my mind of the conversations that I had when I first came to Tokyo in this position and spoke to the Yokotas about Megumi, talked to the representatives of the families of the abductees. This is, we know, from the standpoint not just of the Government of Japan but the people of Japan, an issue of fundamental importance -- which is why, when we have these occasions to talk to the North Koreans, it's one of the very first issues that we raise. But in terms of their reaction, in terms of my being able to report to you any progress, I'm sad to say I don't have anything positive to report to you. But I think, in the business of diplomacy, this is the sort of issue that you continue to raise every single time you meet with them, and you look for openings, and you continue to impress upon the North Koreans that this is an issue that must be resolved if there is ever to be any sort of a normalization of relations between North Korea and the outside world.
Thank you.
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Cougars welcome five to program.
June 23, 1997
Early Signees (November, 1996)Ron Selleaze (6-5, 215, Guard, Oakland, Calif.) - junior transfer from Fresno City College...named MVP of the Central Valley Conference...averaged 15.9 points (476 points in 30 games), 7.8 rebounds (tops on team with 233), 2.6 assists (3rd on team with 77)...shot 56.7 percent (165-2910 from the field, top mark on the team among regulars...also shot 76.3 percent from the free throw line (132-173).
Leif Nelson (6-11, 280, Center, Riverside, Calif.) - junior transfer from Utah Valley State College...started his college career at Nebraska, where he spent two seasons...a redshirt for the Cornhuskers during the 1994-95 season, Nelson saw limited time during Nebraska's run to the NIT title in 1995-96.
Brian Stewart (6-10, 220, Center, Tucson, Ariz.) - Washington State's only prep recruit...graduated from Salpointe Catholic High and took the team to the state title game in 1996-97...averaged over four blocks per game.
Late Signees (April, 1997)Kabandany "Kab" Kazadi (6-1, 170, Point Guard, Newton, Kansas) - junior transfer from Hutchinson College (Kansas)...team posted a 34-15 record during his two years...as a sophomore, averaged 11.4 points, 3.6 assists, 3.4 rebounds per game...Hutchinson advanced to nationals after his team won the Region 6 championships and Kazadi was picked to the all-tournament team...6A South Central Player of the Year while a senior at Newton High (Kansas).
Kojo Mensah-Bonsu (6-6, 220, Forward, London, England) - junior transfer from Champlain College (Vermont) where he led squad to a 31-2 record and the NJCAA national quarterfinals...named to the Region 3 all-conference first team...team's second leading scorer (15.1) and rebounder (7.0)...finished the year with a .516 field goal percentage and four double-doubles.


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On Wednesday, February 12, 2014, ten years after Missouri voters approved a constitutional amendment banning the recognition of same-sex marriage, the ACLU filed a suit to challenge that ban in a Kansas City state court. ACLU's Diane Balogh announced the lawsuit on Tuesday, but she refused to discuss specific details. It's still unclear whether they are challenging the ban on marriages within the state or simply the recognition of marriages performed in other states. (edit: A later press conference revealed that they will be challenging the recognition of same-sex marriages performed in states or countries that allow them.)
In 2004 Missouri became the first state to enact a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage in a knee-jerk reaction that started a wave of discriminatory legislation nation-wide. At the time, the federal Defense of Marriage Act gave a sense of legitimacy to those scrambling to protect "the sanctity of marriage" dues to Section 3 of DOMA which states, "In determining the meaning of any Act of Congress, or of any ruling, regulation, or interpretation of the various administrative bureaus and agencies of the United States, the word 'marriage' means only a legal union between one man and one woman as husband and wife, and the word 'spouse' refers only to a person of the opposite sex who is a husband or a wife."
On June 26, 2013 the Supreme Court of the United States ruled Section 3 of DOMA to be unconstitutional. If Section 3 of DOMA is unconstitutional then anything that used Section 3 of DOMA to justify itself will obviously also be unconstitutional. Unfortunately, opponents of same-sex marriage lack the intellectual integrity to just admit defeat and change the laws, forcing us to waste time and money in the court system in order to do what's right.
Despite all evidence to the contrary, there are some who believe maintaining the ban is the right thing to do. Rep. Nick Marshall filed impeachment papers against Missouri Governor Jay Nixon merely for enacting an executive order allowing same-sex couples who qualify to file their federal taxes jointly to file jointly in Missouri, as well. This is completely ridiculous seeing as how executive order is a perfectly acceptable way to strike down discriminatory laws. We celebrate Lincoln's executive order which freed the slaves. So why can't we let gay couples file their taxes together? Who does this hurt?
Those letters of impeachment will seem even more foolish after the courts strike down the offending lines in the Missouri Constitution that the Republican representative is using to rouse his posse. The Republicans in Missouri state legislature apparently feel it is a dereliction of duty to preemptively do the right thing. They would prefer to keep kicking and screaming until the courts force us to do what's right. Then they will complain about the "activist judges" rather than accepting that this is how the "checks and balances" our founding fathers wrote into the Constitution are supposed to work.


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STANFORD, Calif.- Saturday's 12 p.m. match between No. 1 Stanford and No. 37 Saint Mary's has been postponed due to rain.
The schools will try to reschedule the match, possibly later this month.
Stanford (4-0) is coming off a sweep in its first road trip of the year last weekend. After defeating No. 17 Texas 6-1, the Cardinal followed up with a 5-2 victory at No. 22 Rice.
The Cardinal is back in action on Friday, Feb. 14, against Santa Clara at 3 p.m.


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TC TO JOHN A. CARLYLE; 7 July 1837; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18370707-TC-JAC-01; CL 9:239-245.
Scotsbrig, 7th July, 1837—
My dear Brother
There is no larger paper within my command at present; neither indeed am I in good case for using such: I must write my straitest hand, and manage to send you most of my news in miniature. I have not written one Letter for a long time back except on sheer compulsion: my laziness, my weariness are very great; yet not perhaps the better for indulging altogether. Your Letter arrived here some three days ago. Many things are still uncertain, but somewhat seems to be settled; if we wait till all be settled, it will be like the Rustic with the River.1
I left London on Wednesday morning gone a fortnight2 (this is Friday). I descended the Thames with your old boatman into the Hull Steamer: I took the 10/ set of Steamers, which I thought might be more select: it was a dreary squeeze for eight and twenty hours after all. I slept about one minute in a horizontal posture on the main hatchway, and above half an hour afterwards sitting on a folding-stool. We had to wait, after infinite jangling false-speaking and reprimanding, all night at Hull; but after that, the conveyance by river and railway was beautiful; as indeed the weather all along was of the best, and the stir with every drawback beneficial to me. A Dr Hunter, Jane's Cousin, was waiting for me in the reek and dust of Leeds; where he hospitably detained me all day: a flourishing medical man with endless perseverance, assiduity, decision and blarney; a medical man with the talent that leads to success. He seemed half-cracked with Anti-Radicalism; otherwise a man that did not bore me so much as seemed probable. I learned that Geordie Jeffrey3 was prospering amazingly over about Grimsby in Lincolnshire; keeping three horses, &c: they were plaguing him about the Apothecary act.4 On Saturday night I got to Manchester and Jenny & Rob's. They have now a clean little cottage in a new street on the Northwestern skirts of the town: 7. Bank street, Oldfield Road, Salford: Jenny has been better ever since they went thither; Rob, in the present commercial crisis, has withdrawn very dextrously out of his cloth-business, and restricts himself to the trade in tea. They seemed well enough together; as happy as one can expect mortals to be. He is of vulgar nature Rob; but not without shrewdness, firmness; of a hoping healthy character; likely to find himself a road in the world. On Monday afternoon I left them for Liverpool: the Steamer was to sail next evening. The Maryland Street people were in their usual way; I saw George Johnstone, hardened very much into a kind of routine man; not entertaining to me. His Mother now lives with him; he seems to flourish well rooted. He was at that very time attending poor Margaret Irving (Edward's Sister, Ferguson's Widow), who was lying at her Brother-in-law's house, in the extremity of incurable consumption.5 Ah me! I saw her last a blooming young woman and wife; I remember her a merry-faced pretty lassie at school with me: tempus edax rerum [time devourer of all things]6!— On the morrow morning (Wednesday, precisely a week after starting) about 8 o'clock at the end of the new Jetty at Waterfoot, I at length descried a broadhatted head nodding to me, which I recognised to be Alick's. Ben Nelson too was waiting at the Hill End. Alick took me to his house (engaged in a vague way, just round the corner Northward from Mary's), where Jenny had breakfast nigh ready: we half walked half rode on a pony of Jamie's up to Scotsbrig in the evening; my Mother stood in the yellow light waiting for me at the corner of the Shed with Isabella and grandchildren: all, by God's blessing, as well as they usually are. So ended my travel hither. Jean at Dumfries is the only one I have not yet seen; but we had a line from her this morning, with all right. I have sent you off two Dumfs Couriers, one only yesterday. The weather, after a long miserable spring, is the beautifullest I ever saw; the trees wave peaceful music in front of my window here, which is shoved up to the very top; Mother is washing in the kitchen apartment to my left; the sound of Jamie building his Peat-stack is audible; and they are stirring beat-potatoes down below. I write to you so.
There is nothing hitherto fixed about Alick; but this I think I can see slowly ripening out of the confused uncertainty, that he will not go to America at present. His determination that way was at any rate of the faint sort; and the opposition my Mother makes, her tears, brokenhearted lamentings, all the sadder that she sees him not drawn but driven and going with little heart, are sufficient to extinguish the enterprise. I have said far more than I intended to say about the unwisdom, the cowardice of lying rotting here, when there is free life elsewhere: but our poor Mother answers "All that is true, but it'll do nothing for me: I'll never see him mair." When I talk of weakness, she says Yes, she is grown quite old and weak, and can stand nothing: Alick I think evidently will continue in this country. His situation too is very unsatisfactory, unwholesome, to be accounted dangerous. I do not think his habits are worse, nor do I know that they are better, as to the matter of drink: but he is involved in a coil of difficulties, and could not evince to himself his resolution and his power to be free; sour internal discontent is likely to have grown, not abated, by this ineffectual project. I design next time I see him, probably this afternoon, to counsel for one thing that he altogether dismiss America from his speech and thoughts: it will be one chimera the fewer for him. Nothing can be more disagreable to me in my present mood than the consultations we hold under my arbitership; long drawn confused inconclusive colloquies, wherein no speaker evinces any fixedness of determination, and so nothing can be determined. There is life too, they all agree, here for a man that will take it up in the skilful way: but Alick's temper and way of operating is not favourable to him: besides he has really had ill-luck. He must even try once more; and profit by the lessons he has had. What he will do, or how he will try, is all a problem. There are farms to let, but he views them without hope, with a kind of disgust. Jamie is quite willing to shift into Craigenputtoch at M'Adam's rent: with endless reluctance I had decided accordingly to write to Mrs Welsh and secure it for him for next Whitsunday: my scheme was to ask simply that he might have the preference with the highest rent that could be got (I myself to pay what difference there might be, under hand): this was the issue of our conference on Wednesday last at Annan, where Mother also was; but on our journey homeward, late with Jamie in a cart, it turned out in answer to my question that Alick had not above half the money that would stock Scotsbrig, Jamie not a sixpence more than he would need at Puttoch! That therefore is again all at sea. On the whole, I find it will be expedient for me to hold back out of the affair as much as possible, and let it ripen silently of its own accord. A thing that a man undertakes on other than his own resolution is apt to be ill undertaken. What I like worst in the Scotsbrig project is the air of defeatedness it has on Alick's part, which I fear will do him mischief. We must hope and wait. Luck changes; much is possible for a man that will be wise. Our Mother is obeyed; as she ought to be in such case, for really it seemed quite to break her down. John of Cockermouth sets out on Sunday first; I procured him an introduction to Grahame's Brother at New York; and recommend him to Greig, whose answer as to Alick has never come yet: I sent all off in a double-letter to Cockermouth yesterday. Clow of Land is fixed to go in August; has his Property advertised for sale;7 will take five sons with him.
I have literally spoken to no extraneous mortal here but Grahame and Ben. G is w[eary] exceedingly, but friendly as ever. If I were rested I mean to call on Cressfield and Arnott,8 hardly on an[yone,] if even on these. My soul's one wish is to be left alone; to hear the rustle of the trees, the gushing of the burn, and lie vacant as ugly and as stupid as I like. There is soothing and healing for me in the green solitude of these simple spaces. I bless myself that the broiling horror of London is far, far. Jane has not written to me yet, but will probably this week. Her Mother ultimately volunteered to stay with her at Chelsea till I returned or a new light rose. Jane can do very well with her, Jane being mistress of the house; otherwise it is really bad work. I have written to Jane that if she could pig in with me, we might manage for a month between Templand and this; but I have left it to herself. This lovely peaceful weather were surely good for her; but she amuses herself in London, and does not suffer much from heat. Anne Cook is come back to Annan without outbreak on either side; a very nice Northamptonshire girl had been got (thro' the Sterlings and Cunninghams) some days before I came away: she promised to do very well indeed; at least till London spoiled her. Anthony Sterling was gone; to Switzerland &c; he hoped to have the luck to meet you somewhere in Lombardy in the end of August: if he heard of Lady Clare he would make for you; he was about that time to be drawing nigh a certain port on the Adriatic whence a Steamer sails to Corfu. John Sterling was expected very shortly in London; then to return and take up his family, across the South of France, to Pisa he still says.— It was the Stimabile that wrote that thing in the Times;9 Hunt was the Guide writer;10 the Spectator paragraph was by one Crawford, a hard East-Indian Scotchman, struggling always towards Parliament, whom I know slightly.11 I am much mistaken if I did not send you all the Guides that treated of me (some three); but perhaps they were lost on the way. A piece in the Globe I did not see till I came here;12 Arnott had politely sent it over to my Mother. "A favourable review in the Chronicle"13 (which Grahame had heard of at Waterbeck), a "favourable review in the L. & Westminster," &c &c: no one of them have I yet set eye on. I find it, at bottom, hurtful to look after the like: one has a prurient titillability in that kind; extremely despicable; which it is better wholly to steer clear of. The "Westmr" Article is by Mill; I will get that at Annan and read it. The Guide was a Paper set up by Buller and some of that set, in which Hunt was engaged as a writer: it was spreading and succeeding but did not yet pay, and their money was done; so they sold it, and a quite new management has it:14 I told Jane to send it on to you for a time or two, but to discontinue it if she found it very dull. The first No you should get almost along with this. I will send you the Courier as usual.— Here is Mother coming with dinner; I must finish were there no other reason. I have said nothing of my own outlooks and humour; indeed as yet there is nothing to be said except that I am resting hors de combat. Next time I shall be in better heart. I am very quiet; if sad, altogether pacific. Jamie has a kind of pony, small but very brisk, which will do well enough. I have no Books with me; except Joh: Müller's Hist. of Switzd (in German),15 a very original work, of which I have not yet finished a volume. I can as near as possible do nothing, which in the present case is something. Come you to us in September. Where I shall be to meet you is uncertain; but somewhere or other we will meet if alive. Write hither at least [on]e other time.— I am sorry the Book-parcel has never arrived. The first Vol ought to have been there at 5 Pl. V. long ago: the second I think was sent only a short while ago; Cavgnc has waited long for an opportunity. I told Jane to ask him more minutely about it. Perhaps it will be "just as well" if all be still lying in store for you when you come in Septr. Cavgnc will not have any trade with Louis Ph's Amnesty:16 he is somehow not completely within the scope of it, and is loth too to submit. He has never yet reviewed the F.Rn; does not I suppose know what to say of it.— Did Willm Fraser write to you? He called on us one day at Chelsea; was to be off for Paris "next day": friends had interfered and got some settlement for him; a house in Baker St. &c: he was to go forward in his Law career, and become a new man. I was very sorry for him. One of the most harmless men; but quite unsettled in himself; the root of all other unsettlement.
Paper fails altogether. Arbuckle had been heard of lately from Maranham; was well liked, doing well.— Poor Ben Nelson seems much sadder about Edward than when the bustle of London was round him. His money affairs too are said to be bad. He always asks for you. A Letter would do no harm but good. Poor Ben.
I leave the other margin for my Mother, and take farewell here. Gott mit Dir [God be with you]!— T.C.
Dear Jack may God bless you and keep you at all times—your affectionate Mother MAC
Be patient at Long Alba [Albano]; never mind those Spaurs17 and Duds; a man's a man for a' that.18 September is coming, and Jack with it. Adieu dear Brother.19


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Eggs that are fresh off the farm from pasture-raised hens have double the Vitamin E (great for immune system), 2.5 times as much omega-3 fatty acids (aids vision, heart and brain health). WOW!
Breakfast note: Try eggs and whole wheat toast (like I do 3x/week) - you'll generally eat 400 calories less throughout the day as this combo curbs hunger longer.
What is Pastured Food and Where Can I Get It?
It's all about the grass, man.
A pasture-raised farm needs healthy soil and careful pasture management - only a high-quality pasture will raise high-quality animal products. Therefore, many pasture-based ranchers refer to themselves as "grassfarmers" rather than "ranchers."
Eatwild (www.eatwild.com) is THE directory for pastured farms and products. This website is a comprehensive directory of all ranches and farms who meet Eatwild's criteria to be on their directory.
On Eatwild's "Beyond the Farm" site, in Minnesota, they list buying clubs, Farmer's Markets, restaurants and stores who carry the pastured products of their qualified ranches and farms. Also on this site are recipes and resources about how to enjoy pastured products to their fullest!
For my family, there are two things I pretty much insist on buying "fresh" - eggs and chicken. I also do often buy grass-fed beef at Trader Joe's (which does a great job of telling you where your food comes from). I could buy more pasture-raised, but it hasn't trickled through all of my grocery shopping habits just yet.
I guess the chicken thing (thanks to shows like "FOOD INC.") really made me consider how the food I eat ended up in my mouth. On a similar note, I learned from Dr. Oz last week that "Tiger Shrimp" is generally shrimp that is raised oversees where the shrimp eats their own excretement. My shrimp-eatinghabits have adjusted to exclude "tiger" from a selection on a menu or grocery store.