clay. >> is this a book from eater one of you about john randolph? >> no. >> tell us something about him. >> oh, he would be such an interesting -- there's some biographies of him. a lot of his papers went missing, whether they were destroyed after his death. he is a fascinating person. not as influential as some of the more famous people because he was very eccentric. some would even say almost insane. >> from where? >> who knows. he drank excessively. >> you mean geographically? >> oh, i'm sorry -- >> was he one of the randolphs of vf? >> yes, and very proud of that. very proud of that. >> drank you say. that discovered he was malformed in his genitals. there was no -- there was no beard. he was also high-voiced. it was as though he'd been arrested in preadolescence. he was fiercely nasty for it. oddly enough the only duel he ever fought was with henry clay despite the fact that clay was very congenial and got along with everybody. he fought two duels and randolph was extremely nasty. but avoided gunplay for almost his entire life. winfield -- the

then -- >> then i just kept going and researched and visited archives, and then fortunately the john randolph haynes foundation got interested and gave me a grant so i could actually write the book and do more research and paid me to do it. that's how it happened. kendra? >> is it on? >> it should be. >> i was sitting at work one day and i was working for data design consulting firm, and it was this beautiful office that had -- once been a department store and i was looking in my office and i noticed we all had this stainless steel water bottle thats the environmental marker of environmental awareness, and it made me laugh because i remember a time before water bottles, there used to be water fountains or people were thirsty all the time, but i started piquing my curiosity, what was this whole lifestyle because i tend to lose mine. i'm on my fifth or sixth. and i knew that it couldn't possibly be sustainable even though they were very much marketed as a green alternative and that got me interested in looking at the time life cycle of products we label green and their effect on the larger ecos

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