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Posted by Midtowner on 11/11/2009
Crowded midtown lunch spot, but for good reason. Affordable dumplings (both the soup and pan fried kind) definetly hold up to this dumpling connoisseur. Worth a visit. Of course, better dumplings at either Joe or John's Shanghai, which are both nearby.
Posted by Anonymous on 09/07/2009
Great Food! Wonderful service! I go there weekly with my co-workers. You have to try their soup dumplings and their shrimp dumplings. So juicy and it's to die for! I definitely would recommend it!
Posted by W. on 06/13/2009
I walked in because it was near to the hotel and I immideately got a table and within minutes after ordering a delicious General Toa Chicken. I was very satisfied, especially considering the quality of the food it was cheap.
Posted by aje on 03/20/2009
My coworkers and I order a lot of take out and we have noticed that lately the portions are smaller and smaller. We have decided to try other restaurants since Tang seems to think customers don't notice when they are getting less food.
Posted by Denise on 02/25/2009
This restaurant is completely different in the evening for dinner than it is for lunch--which is often the case with midtown establishments. >>Midday, its clientele is very young, inexperienced and on its lunch hour, so the emphasis is on the inexpensive "lunch specials" featuring standard "Chinese restaurant" fare in large quantities and served very quickly. The experience is decent. >>At dinner, the clientele is older, much more sophisticated and demanding, so the focus is fine food and a calm, patrician atmosphere. >>If your interest is authentic, excellent and beautifully presented cuisine which is highly regarded by well-heeled Chinese patrons and connoiseurs, go for the adult version of Tang Pavilion after 6:00 p.m.
Posted by AB on 01/16/2009
If this is the first time you are going to Tang P. - try the Hot and Spicy Shredded Beef - it is off the hook.
Posted by nycFoodies on a budget on 09/07/2008
This is by far our favorite Chinese restaurant north of downtown. We disagree with the other poster- we think the food is very flavorful and plentiful. Not overpowering, more delicate than other places, but very flavorful. Extremely gracious hosts. Well priced. We go here often.

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Suter scare: Penguins try to snare his rights, fail, pursue Keith Yandle from Phoenix, fail
by George Malik on 06/22/12 at 11:47 PM ET
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Updated 2x at 11:15 PM: The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review's Rob Rossi scared the s*** out of Wings fans. Pittsburgh Penguins GM Ray Shero apparently attempted to acquire the signing rights to Ryan Suter, but Predators GM David Poile informed Shero that the Preds want to hold onto Suter, let him test the UFA waters and circle back to Nashville:
Told #pens are looking into rights to Ryan Suter. They tried similar with Hamhuis 2 years ago #nhldraft
No on Suter for #pens ... He would not sign before July 1. Shero wants a top 2 pairing, been talking with #coyotes GM #nhldraft
#pens have deal close with #coyotes #nhldraft
#pens and #coyotes have a deal
#pens were talkin Michalek and player for Yandle #coyotes #nhldraft
This story is in progress and I will update it as necessary.
Update 11 PM: Bob McKenzie, on TSN's live feed: "It's totally false, I talked to Ray [Shero]."
Update #2: And here's what really happened, per ESPN's Pierre LeBrun:
Pitt has dealt Z. Michalek to Phx in exchange for prospect Harrison Ruopp plus a 3rd-round pick this year (81st) and goalie Marc Cheverie."
This does mean that the Pens, who traded
Jordan Staal away, will now be players for Suter and Zach Parise come July 1, but until then…
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Red Wings evening news: no-draft talk and free agent news
by George Malik on 06/22/12 at 08:08 PM ET
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Updated 5x with Brunner news at 9:18 PM: Red Wings assistant GM Jim Nill told Red Wings TV (and Will Posthumus) that he'll continue to work the phones, but at the present moment, the Wings don't expect to get into the 1st round, and then will go for the "best player available" with picks 49, 80, 110, 140, 170 and 200 at the NHL Draft—with those picks coming into play from rounds 2-7 tomorrow, starting at 10 AM EDT (on TSN, the NHL Network and NHL.com—and international Wings fans, you will be able to see the stream as it's not "geoblocked"):
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NHLPA's Executive Board meetings will set the table for CBA negotiations
by George Malik on 06/22/12 at 07:07 PM ET
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After the NHLPA's executive board meets from June 25-27 in Chicago, the PA will officially be ready to put the pedal to the CBA negotiating medal. NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr told the Canadian Press that the meetings, which are supposed to draw upwards of 50 players, will serve as a springboard to negotiations that the PA's already prepared to begin:
"We'll be prepared and have been prepared to start bargaining with the owners," Fehr told The Canadian Press on Friday ahead of the NHL draft. "I think those (talks) will start — although not announcing the precise date yet — very quickly after the end of our meeting."
The NHLPA's approach to CBA negotiations will borrow heavily from the lessons Fehr learned while spending more than three decades with the Major League Baseball Players Association. During the last round of NHL negotiations — when a lockout wiped out the entire 2004-05 season — the union had just seven players on the committee tasked with hammering out the agreement under former leader Bob Goodenow. Fehr was hired in 2010 and thinks it's important to have a wider cross-section of his membership participating in the process.
"It's very important for players to be involved — it's their futures, it's their contracts — and they understand that," he said. "And so I've always operated under the general philosophy that if a player wants to come to a bargaining meeting then he should be encouraged to. It doesn't matter whether he's on the executive board, the negotiating committee or he got to the league three days ago. It really doesn't matter. He has a right to come, he has a right to be involved, he has a right to know what the issues are."
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Red Wings mid-day news: on Rufenach day, Prust potential and other tidbits
by George Malik on 06/22/12 at 02:29 PM ET
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Updated 2x at 2:55 PM: Amongst this afternoon's relatively sparse crop of Red Wings news:
• First and foremost, I dig the probable signing of Damien Brunner. Yes, he's an undersized 26-year-old who's been playing in Switzerland, but the Swiss league has become one of Europe's best over the past couple of seasons, and this is an ultimate no-risk deal for a classically undersized but speedy sniper (if it happens, which it probably will); the player wants to come to Detroit, and if he shows his stuff in training camp, awesome, and if not, he heads to Grand Rapids to adjust to the North American game, hopefully earning a call-up at some point. If he can't adapt, he goes back to Switzerland with that, "Well, I tried to make it happen in North America" feather in his cap.
• In more serious news, via RedWingsFeed, the Left Wing Lock's Sarah Lindenau reports that the Red Wings will pay tribute to fallen prospect Bryan Rufenach at this summer's prospect camp in Traverse City:
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NHLPA's Executive Board to meet in Chicago from June 25-27
by George Malik on 06/22/12 at 01:31 PM ET
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Good news of a sort regarding CBA negotiations from the NHLPA—the players are going to get down to the business of mapping out their negotiation strategies in short order:
TORONTO (June 22, 2012) – The National Hockey League Players' Association (NHLPA) will be conducting its Executive Board Meetings on June 25, 26, 27, at the Peninsula Hotel in Chicago. The Executive Board Meetings will be attended by approximately 50 NHLPA Members.
The three-day meetings will be focused on NHLPA business matters, including the upcoming collective bargaining negotiations.
Wisely-stated, from Yahoo Sports' Nicholas J. Cotsonika:
One thing union might point out in talks: Players' share isn't really 57 percent. It's more like 51 because some revenue isn't counted.
added 4:12pm, Much more on this from the CP at TSN.
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Ist Damien Brunner ein Red Wing? Es ist gut möglich, dass er ein Wing wird
by George Malik on 06/22/12 at 01:17 PM ET
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Updated 2x at 12:27 PM, and yes, Bill covered this—sorry about being slow on the uptake: As noted this morning, 26-year-old free agent Damien Brunner told Blick.ch that he may sign with the Wings, and MLive's Ansar Khan reports that that may just happen:
The Detroit Red Wings appear to have landed talented Swiss forward Damien Brunner. But they won't know for sure until July 1, when he can sign with any NHL team. Brunner, a highly sought undrafted free agent, told Swiss media that he has agreed to a one-year, two-way deal with the Red Wings.
Brunner, 26, isn't big (5-11, 180), but he's a fast-skating, highly skilled winger who shoots right-handed. He led the Swiss-A league in scoring with 24 goals and 60 points in 45 games for Zug. He's a Jiri Hudler-type of player, except with speed.
Brunner has one year remaining on his contract with the Swiss club but told media that he has an out clause. As many as a half-dozen NHL teams, including Tampa Bay and Pittsburgh, were interested in the undrafted forward.
The Macomb Daily's Chuck Pleiness confirms the news...
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Red Wings overnight report: Wings size up picks, not trades, on no-draft-pick 1st round day
by George Malik on 06/22/12 at 05:18 AM ET
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As so many of you wait for the Red Wings to theoretically get into the Draft day trade mix (the Wings do not have a pick in tonight's 1st round, which will air on NBCSN from 7-9 and then switch to CNBC, but have six picks in rounds 2-7, which take place Saturday at 10 AM, and will be aired on the NHL Network and streamed on NHL.com—unless you live in Canada, where it's all on TSN), despite Wings GM Ken Holland's suggestions to the contrary...
Perhaps one Mike Ilitch's take on when the Wings expect to make hay with their $24 million in cap space, shared in a mostly Tigers-centered conversation with the Free Press's Evil Drew Sharp, might set the record straight:
He's excited about the coming NHL free agency July 1 and said the Wings will be ready to make a big impact.
"We're going to be flying all over the country," he said.
Things tend to happen a little faster than that, but it's good to hear that Ilitch is willing to lend the use of his private plane to the Wings' brass.
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Former Wing Brad Stuart officially, officially signs with San Jose
by George Malik on 06/22/12 at 12:55 AM ET
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The deal was "all but done" almost four days ago, and tonight, Comcast Sportsnet Bay Area's Kevin Kurz reports that Brad Stuart is officially, officially a San Jose Shark:
The Sharks have agreed to terms on a three-year deal with defenseman Brad Stuart, Sharks GM Doug Wilson exclusively told CSNCalifornia.com. Terms were not disclosed but reports say the deal is worth $3.6 million per year.
Stuart, 32, was acquired by the Sharks from the Red Wings on June 10 for Andrew Murray and a conditional seventh round draft pick in 2014. The pick will be transfered to the Red Wings when the deal becomes official.
"We acquired his rights, and he certainly fits how we want to play and what we're looking for on our hockey team," Wilson said on Monday.
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Red Wings unlikely to make any draft-day trades
by George Malik on 06/21/12 at 09:10 PM ET
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Via RedWingsFeed, you and I already know that the players the Red Wings are particularly interested in signing and/or acquiring the signing rights to—like Zach Parise, Alex Semin and Ryan Suter—have either already chosen to explore unrestricted free agency on July 1st, or they're still entertaining contract offers from current rights-holders insistent upon waiting things out while their players assess their market values before circling back to their 2011-2012 season's employers on Canada Day.
So it should come as no surprise that, on a Thursday night swirling with thunderstorms in Southeastern Michigan and trade rumors in Pittsburgh, Red Wings GM Ken Holland's told the Macomb Daily's Chuck Pleiness that the Wings are not likely to make a trade on Friday or Saturday, save perhaps swapping draft picks to move up or down in the draft:
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Drapes and Ozzie take an 'exhausting' trip to join the Red Wings' front office at the draft
by George Malik on 06/21/12 at 07:26 PM ET
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On an evening of rumors, rumors and more rumors which will give way to a Friday and Saturday equally salted with a dump truck's worth of, "You know, 99% of these don't pan out, especially given that every major player agent and every general manager is using the electronic media to test the waters while a hundred of 'em are in the same building" draft trade/free agent speculation pumped out on Twitter (dear hockey gods, if Twitter goes out again, what will people do?)...
The Free Press's Helene St. James delivers a welcome dose of relative sanity in the form of a road trip story regarding Red Wings execs Kris Draper (special assistant to GM Ken Holland) and Chris Osgood (goaltending coach/goalie mentor/amateur goalie scout):
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There's nothing worse than not being able to ride, but never fear—you can take advantage of great horse content to watch online. The accessibility of live streaming of competitions in dressage, showjumping, eventing, racing, reining and more is a huge benefit to the equine community, not only for viewers but promotion within the sport and it's sponsors and advertisers.
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While most events today post the optimum time for event riders to complete their course, there is a simple mathematical equation that can help you sort out discrepancies during your own walk.
Traditionally, riders and coaches used the trusty meter wheel. Meter wheels today have digital displays to keep track of the distance measured. Beginning at the start box, riders track the course distance while planning their desired route. Modern smartphone applications such as CourseWalk App and CrossCountry App will also record and track course distance (if the rider has GPS functioning enabled on their smartphone) as they are walking their course.
Speed is dictated by the USEF's Rules for Eventing, and the acceptable course distance range is also outlined in the rulebook.
Once the rider has calculated their route and determined the meters of the path they wish to ride, there is a simple calculation to determine whether their route will align with the course designers optimum time. Let's use Rocking Horse Winter III (held February 28th, 2013) with the Preliminary division as an example.
A competitor has walked the course and determined the distance of their route to be 2854 meters long. The speed as dictated by the USEF for the Prelim level is 520 meters per minute. The course length divided by the meters per minute gives us a number of 5.49. However, this does not give us the correct optimum time. Take the .49 and multiply by 60 (seconds) to find .29 which is the correct amount of seconds. Therefore, optimum time for the Prelim division is 5 minutes 29 seconds.
Looking at the results of the Open Preliminary division, we see that the top three riders in the division finished the course in 5:13, 5:18 and 5:20 respectively, coming in under the time and therefore not incurring any time penalties. Riders must remember to take note of alternate routes and areas to "make up time" in case of run-outs or refusals on course that could affect their time on course.
Many riders may find shortcuts or areas to save time while they are walking their preferred course routes. By measuring the course distance and calculating how their walk route compares to the official optimum time, riders will have the best chance of arriving home in under the time without penalty!
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Just like people, many horses have a strong side and a weaker side of their body. This can be due to conformation, past injury, tension in the body or incorrect training or training equipment. With a careful and structured training plan, you can help your horse strengthen the weak side of his or her body to create a more balanced, physically comfortable horse. Many owners of OTTB (Off the Track Thoroughbreds) note that their horse tends to have problems on one side or another, typically due to their track training.
Recently, I came across this short (under 2 minutes) video where dressage Grand Prix rider Jody Hartstone talks about how to get the correct canter lead. I had never seen this method before, so was a bit doubtful but traditional "ask for the canter" techniques have been hit and miss for us. While at the barn today, I gave it a try…. it worked! He picked up his correct lead the first time I asked! Although this is not something you can do in a show situation, it will certainly help you achieve the correct lead and therefore practice building your horse's muscles at home.
(NOTE: If your horse has recently started struggling with his leads, talk to your vet and rule out any causes of pain. Things like saddle fit, joint health, vitamin deficiency leading to weak muscles, neurological deficits, muscle strain or sublaxations in the cervical/thoracolumbar spine are all things that can affect your horse's ability to canter or give them trouble to pick up a lead.)
Learn how to identify a disunited canter
Have you ever been puzzled by or not able to identify a problem canter from the ground? This great video uses a demo horse with different coloured polo wraps to help viewers clearly see a correct canter and the contrasting incorrect canter.
If your horse regularly has problems cantering or frequently is disunited at the canter, swaps leads or bucks to avoid cantering on the correct lead, contact your vet to rule out any pain or injury . Once your vet has given your horse the all clear, you can then work on muscle building and schooling your horse to help get the correct canter.
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If you've ever had a horse with a mysterious lameness, you know how frustrating and expensive it can be to try and locate the problem. Although today's veterinarians come armed with a veritable truck-full of high tech digital equipment, knowing where to look and how to find the exact cause is still quite a task.
For the horse owner who has tried everything, nuclear scintigraphy (also known as a bone scan) could be the answer you have been looking for. The process is relatively straightforward and does not cause any distress or pain to the horse. Many veterinary hospitals now have a gamma camera, which is used to perform this diagnostic procedure.
The horse is sedated and then injected with a radioisotope, which travels through the body and allows the camera to pick up any "hot spots" that indicate inflammation. This procedure is ideal for localizing problems in the upper hind leg and back, areas which were previously difficult to examine with traditional imaging techniques. The entire procedure takes less than two hours, however horses are typically held at the hospital for an additional 48-72 hours to allow the radioisotope to pass harmlessly out of the body before they can go home.
Nuclear scintigraphy works as a starting point for vets to investigate further. Once areas of concern have been identified via the bone scan, the veterinarians can utilize ultrasonography (ultrasound), digital radiography (xrays), arthroscopy, nerve blocks and more to find out what the exact cause of the lameness is. In many cases, the horse has several "problem spots" which were previously not identified and allows the vet to formulate a comprehensive rehabilitation plan. This could include corticosteroid injections, surgery, chiropractic, saddle fit, Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy, stem cell therapy, shockwave treatment, cold laser, massage, Interleukin-1 Receptor Antagonist Protein (IRAP), mesotherapy, stall rest, cold hosing and more.
While nuclear scintigraphy is not 100% guaranteed to locate the problem (occasionally older soft tissue injuries or strains may not light up if they are not actively inflamed), it is becoming the new gold standard in establishing a diagnosis where traditional methods have failed. Many owners report being very satisfied with the results of their horse's bone scan. To read first-hand accounts of owners' experiences with bone scans, check out the Chronicle of the Horse's health bulletin board.
The price of a bone scan ranges from hospital to hospital, however typically a "half horse" starts at $600-$800, with a "whole horse" scan being marginally more at $1200. (Note: call your local equine hospital for an accurate quote!) It is worth noting that this is only the cost for the bone scan, not any other diagnostics such as xrays or treatments such as injections or surgery. Although it may seem expensive, the average horse owner can easily accumulate bills in this price range attempting to block/inject/xray/ultrasound various body parts with no results.
Equine hospitals that are well-known for their equine diagnostics include Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital in Lexington, KY and the Ontario Veterinary College in Guelph, Ontario.
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Steeped in history, the property that is now known as Fair Hill was conceived by William duPont, Jr. in 1925 on the Maryland-Pennsylvania border is hosting the 2012 Dansko Fair Hill International Festival from October 17th-21st, 2012.
Although many riders in the area know Fair Hill for it's international CCI**/*** eventing competition that draws upper level eventing riders from around the world, the festival has a variety of activities and equestrian events to enjoy. There is shopping, a variety of cuisine at the food court, canine agility competitions, President's Cup Pony Club games, hay rides, a classic car display and more!
Wonder what it's like to compete at the horse trials? Check out this cool helmet cam from last year's event by Training level rider Jorgen Olijslager!
If you want to learn more about attending this year's Dansko Fair Hill International Festival, click here to check out their website. Good luck to all the competitors!
Feeding supplements
Many horse owners these days elect to feed supplements in addition to traditional forages and grain. Covering a wide spectrum of equine health, they offer to affect your horse's weight, coat condition, joints, feet, breathing and more. Some supplement enthusiasts use seeds or organic powders to achieve the desired result (such as garlic powder to repel flies) for a small cost whereas others can pay hundreds of dollars a month for chemically formulated joint supplements.
Veterinarians, horse owners, nutritionists and other equine practitioners have conflicting opinions on whether any joint supplement is actually effective. Many have a product they swear by, while others swear them off altogether feeling like the nutraceutical industry is a farce due to lack of empirical evidence and replicable, proven results of efficacy.
Whether you choose to feed them or not, it is always a good idea to consult your vet before making any major changes to your horse's diet. Some horses can have allergies or dietary sensitivities which could make experimentation dangerous.
If you do decide to feed them, always make sure you read the label carefully and make sure you are not under or overdosing them (many pelleted feeds already have vitamins and minerals added, so don't allow overlap). Be sure to feed the supplement according to the label and by weight, not by scoop. If you read the fine print, many supplements advice feeding X amount of grams per Y amount of body weight.
Always use common sense when making changes to your horse's diet, and while some supplements could benefit your horse's wellbeing, they could also be completely ineffective and a waste of money. Choose wisely!


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Wednesday, the 10th of August, 1653.
Cardigan Magistracy.
Col. Lilborne.
High Court of Justice.
Registering Marriages.
Scotch Affairs.
Commissioners from Scotland.
THE Case of Cardiganshire, as to the Magistracy,
was this Day read.
Ordered, That this Business be referred to the Committee for Justices of the Peace: And that they be
required to make Report therein, with all Speed.
Ordered, That the Vote of this House of the 2d of
August instant, for the close Imprisonment of Lieutenant
Colonel John Lilborne, be taken off, in order to his
Mr. Moyer reports from the Council of State, That
the Council, having daily Intelligence of many Designs
that are on Foot in this Commonwealth, on the Behalf
of Charles Stewart; and that very many considerable
Persons are engaged therein, some whereof are ordered
to be apprehended; do think it necessary for the Safety
of the Commonwealth, that a High Court of Justice be
Ordered, by the Parliament, That there be a High
Court of Justice erected for Trial of Offenders against
the Commonwealth: And that the Council of State do
bring in an Act To-morrow Morning, with the Names of
Commissioners to be inserted therein.
Colonel Blunt reports from the Grand Committee,
That the Committee sat upon the Bill for Marriages, and
Registering thereof; and touching Birth and Burials;
and did pass one Amendment; and desire the Pleasure
of the House, when the Committee shall sit again.
Resolved, That the House do resume the Bill for Marriages, and the Registering thereof.
Colonel Blunt reports, An Amendment to the Bill
touching Marriages, and the Registering thereof; and
also touching Births and Burials: Which was this Day
read twice: And, upon the Question, agreed.
The House proceeded upon the said Bill.
Resolved, That these Words "City, or Town Corporate," be inserted in the Bill in the Eighteenth Line,
next after the Word "County."
The Question being put, That there be an Addition
to the First Clause in the Second Folio, after the Word
It passed in the Negative.
Ordered, That this Debate be adjourned till To-morrow Morning.
Sir Gilbert Pickering reports from the Council of State,
A Paper intituled, A Breviate of the Proposals made to
the honourable Council of State by the Commissioners
from Scotland: Which was now read: Viz. 1. That the
Cess of Scotland, which now exceeds the Fourth Part of
the Rent, may be abated, and brought to a constant and
competent Proportion with England.
2. That Commissions for Courts of Justice might be
issued to Men of Conscience and Abilities, to judge
according to the Law and Practice of the Nation; and
that the Judicatories might be of that same Number as
formerly, to be nominate by Advice and Consent of the
Nation, conform to Acts of Parliament.
3. That Sequestrations and Confiscations might be
taken off: And that the Interest of Scottish Men in England and Ireland might be preserved, as was intended by
the Bill of Oblivion: And that Course might be taken
for the Creditors and Cautionars of sequestrat Persons,
who otherwise will presently be ruined inevitably.
4. That these, who had formerly Rights from Kings,
may be continued in their Possessions, till their Right be
discussed before the Judge Ordinar: And that Course
may be taken for Payment of Debts contracted by the
King, before these late Troubles.
5. That those who had obtained Conveyances and Possession from Persons who thereafter fell in Delinquency,
may enjoy their Rights.
6. That Prisoners be released.
7. That the Mint in Scotland may be set up, as the only
present Remedy against the extreme Scarcity of Money
8. That those who are engaged for Money, expended
upon the publick Account of the Nation, or hath paid
the same, may be relieved and indemnified.
9. That Customs and Impositions between England
and Scotland may be taken off all Goods imported and
exported betwixt the Nations.
It was also humbly desired, That some effective Course
might be taken for Payment to the said Commissioners of
their Salaries.
Ordered, by the Parliament, That the Council of State
do give Order for the Payment of the Salaries of the
Commissioners from Scotland, in order to their Dismission.
Resolved, That the Debate upon this Paper be adjourned
till Friday next.
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Schweitzer, Albert 1875-1965
Publication Timeline
Most widely held works about Albert Schweitzer
Most widely held works by Albert Schweitzer
The quest of the historical Jesus : a critical study of its progress from Reimarus to Wrede by Albert Schweitzer ( Book )
133 editions published between 1910 and 2012 in 4 languages and held by 3,998 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Dr. Schweitzer evaluates accounts of Jesus' life produced in the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries
J.S. Bach by Albert Schweitzer ( Book )
236 editions published between 1904 and 2010 in 6 languages and held by 3,506 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Volume I of a two volume set. A biography of the composer with an exposition of his performance practices
The deputy by Rolf Hochhuth ( Book )
3 editions published in 1964 in English and held by 2,126 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Full English translation of the uncut, original text. Play raises the question of how Pope Pius 12th could fail to speak out against the mass murder of six million Jews during the World War
The philosophy of civilization by Albert Schweitzer ( Book )
41 editions published between 1923 and 2010 in 3 languages and held by 1,706 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"In this fascinating and highly sensitive work, Albert Schweitzer - one of the most compelling social philosophers of this century - analyzes the human condition and offers his thoughts on its recovery through the collective consciousness of life-affirmation grounded on ethical values."--Page 4 of cover
The mysticism of Paul the apostle by Albert Schweitzer ( Book )
40 editions published between 1931 and 1998 in 3 languages and held by 1,555 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Reverence for life by Albert Schweitzer ( Book )
26 editions published between 1933 and 1993 in English and German and held by 1,408 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"These talks give us a different glimpse of Dr. Schweitzer's faith than is revealed in his other writings. Here is found a great deal of personal confession, and he allows his congregation--and now his readers--to catch a glimpse of his inmost self."--Jacket
The mystery of the Kingdom of God : the secret of Jesus' messiahship and passion by Albert Schweitzer ( Book )
51 editions published between 1901 and 2013 in 3 languages and held by 1,375 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Secret of Jesus' messiahship and passion
The teaching of reverence for life by Albert Schweitzer ( Book )
14 editions published between 1965 and 1968 in 3 languages and held by 1,324 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Indian thought and its development by Albert Schweitzer ( Book )
46 editions published between 1935 and 2008 in 3 languages and held by 1,309 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Paul and his interpreters : a critical history by Albert Schweitzer ( Book )
40 editions published between 1912 and 2008 in 3 languages and held by 1,265 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
The psychiatric study of Jesus, exposition and criticism by Albert Schweitzer ( Book )
23 editions published between 1948 and 1975 in English and German and held by 1,214 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Albert Schweitzer's mission : healing and peace : with hitherto unpublished letters from Schweitzer, Nehru, Eisenhower, Khrushchev, and Kennedy by Norman Cousins ( Book )
6 editions published in 1985 in English and held by 1,134 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
The Kingdom of God and primitive Christianity by Albert Schweitzer ( Book )
11 editions published in 1968 in 3 languages and held by 1,074 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
This is the final theological testament of one of the great minds of the 20th century. Dr. Schweitzer restates and summarizes the revolutionary views developed in his earlier works. But this book is intended for a wider public, to whom it brings the mature reflections of an old man dwelling in the loneliness of the primeval forest, with the text of the Bible and little else before him, seeking to lead the reader into the presence of Jesus. Dr. Schweitzer presents a survey of the biblical belief in the Kingdom of God from its earliest development in Israel through the period of Primitive Christianity--from Amos to Paul. Previously Schweitzer had developed his views in works of technical theology, but here he presents a book which is purely expository and not polemical, of interest and value to every student of the Bible. At the same time he provides the specialist with the first comprehensive survey of his theological thought.--Adapted from publisher description
African notebook by Albert Schweitzer ( Book )
13 editions published between 1936 and 2002 in English and German and held by 981 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Peace or atomic war? by Albert Schweitzer ( Book )
12 editions published between 1958 and 1972 in English and German and held by 951 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Albert Schweitzer's ethical vision a sourcebook by Albert Schweitzer ( )
8 editions published in 2009 in English and held by 859 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Albert Schweitzer's leading philosophical idea was "reverence for life": good consists in maintaining and perfecting life, evil in destroying and obstructing life. For Schweitzer, all life is sacred, and ethics deals with human attitudes and behavior toward all living beings. Unlike most other moral philosophers, Schweitzer argues that knowledge of human nature does not lead to any unique moral theory. For that reason, he bases his ethics on much broader foundations, articulated in his philosophy of civilization and philosophy of religion. His central idea is that the material element of our civilization has become far more important than its spiritual counterpart. Even organized religion has put itself in the service of politics and economics, thereby losing its vitality and moral authority. Schweitzer's ethics of reverence for life, argues Predrag Cicovacki, offers a viable alternative at a time when traditional ethical theories are found inadequate. Collecting fifteen of Schweitzer's most effective essays, this volume serves as a compelling introduction to this remarkable thinker
Albert Schweitzer--an anthology by Albert Schweitzer ( Book )
44 editions published between 1934 and 1994 in 4 languages and held by 829 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Schweitzer's philosophy as expressed in an extract from his Teaching of reverence for life. The extract is followed by a short biographical sketch
On the edge of the primeval forest & More from the primeval forest; experiences and observations of a doctor in Equatorial Africa by Albert Schweitzer ( Book )
84 editions published between 1922 and 2010 in 3 languages and held by 820 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Cantata no. 140 : Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme : the score of the New Bach edition, backgrounds, analysis, views and comments by Johann Sebastian Bach ( )
1 edition published in 1972 in German and held by 722 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Christianity and the religions of the world by Albert Schweitzer ( Book )
21 editions published between 1923 and 1960 in English and held by 705 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
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Altruism Bach, Johann Sebastian, Bible.--Epistles of Paul Biography Buddha (The concept) Buddhism Cantatas, Sacred Cantatas, Sacred--Scores Christianity and other religions Civilization--Philosophy Ethics Europe France France--Strasbourg Gabon Gabon--Lambaréné (Moyen-Ogooué) Hinduism Historicity of Jesus Christ India Jainism Jesus Christ Kingdom of God Kingdom of God--Biblical teaching Life Manners and customs Messiahship of Jesus Christ Missionaries Missionaries, Medical Missions Missions, Medical Musicians Mysticism Mysticism--Biblical teaching Nuclear disarmament Nuclear warfare--Moral and ethical aspects Paul,--the Apostle, Saint Philosophical anthropology Philosophy Physicians Pius--XII,--Pope, Political and social views Psychology Religion Schweitzer, Albert, Sermons, German Theologians Theology Travel Vocal music (Bach, Johann Sebastian) Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme (Cantata) (Bach, Johann Sebastian)
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Springfield, FL---The weather continues to force Rutherford's Jon Hudson to juggle the schedule of the Rams playoff opener with Wakulla. Rain postponed it Thursday night. They originally set it for Saturday at 5.
The Wakulla parents complained about that since their prom is Saturday. They moved it to five o'clock Friday night, only to have the rain wash that idea away.
So that game's now set for Saturday at noon. Coach Hudson hoping the delay won't slow his team's roll.
The Rams have won ten of 11, including two last week over Arnold and Gulf Breeze, earning them the district title.
Hudson also hoping fans will show up in big numbers tomorrow.
Be they Rutherford fans or just baseball fans in general, he promises those fans a good show!
"Yeah i think we're exciting. It's not baseball where you're sitting around watching a 1-0 game and there's nothing going on. We bunt well, we steal bases, hit for a little bit of power. There's a little bit of everything going on out there. The 5a district is a tough district to play and it's good baseball."
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Articles from past issues of the Friends of Acadia Journal
Note that this is a work in progress–we hope to add additional back articles soon! A complete archive of issues dating back to spring 2000 is available in PDF format.
Spring 2014
• The Future of Our Parks Is in Our Hands: The role and reach of the citizen-advocate | Brownie Carson
• FOA Donates Community Forest and Trail to Town of Trenton: Collaborating to provide "a luxury and a necessity" to gateway residents | Stephanie Clement
• People of the Dawnland: The Wabanaki and Mount Desert Island before colonization | Julia Clark & George Neptune
• A Runner's Paradise: For a seasoned competitor, Acadia can't be beat | Louie Luchini
• Acadia Takes a New Look at Park Passes: Friends of Acadia supports the effort, and hopes you will too | Aimee Beal Church
• Special People: Ralph and Susan Nurnberger
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• Exciting Partnership with Canon U.S.A. Enables Inaugural Projects for a Wild Acadia: A committed corporate sponsor steps up for Acadia's natural resources | Lisa Horsch Clark
• Rehabilitating the Sieur de Monts Spring Pool: Where natural and cultural resources intertwine | Rebecca Cole-Will and Judy Hazen Connery
• My Summer as a TRT: A Teacher-Ranger reflects on a once-in-a-lifetime experience | DeLene Hoffner
• What Is Happening to Bats on Mount Desert Island?: We all can help these important mammals to survive | Bruce Connery
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• Why I'm a Friend of Acadia: Nate Levesque, photographer
Summer 2013
• A Lovely Place to Walk in Trenton: Many hands come together to build a trail behind the Gateway Center | Terry Begley
• The Case for a "Wild Acadia": Restoring degraded habitats for Acadia National Park's second century | David Manski
• Leaving no Trace in Your Favorite Place: How (and why) to minimize your impact on the park | Charlie Jacobi
• Hiking in the Great Outdoors with Kids: An experienced field educator shares secrets to hitting the trails with young people | Sylvie Piquet
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Spring 2013
• Painting Bridges: Creating art and community in Acadia | Heidi Standton-Drew
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The numbers are in and it is official: Toy Lift 2005 was a major success! After collecting many more toys than expected, it looks like a brighter Christmas for many children in Charlottesville and surrounding areas.
More than 16,000. That's how many toys have been collected so far during this year's Toy Lift. Shattering the initial goal of 11,000 toys, it seems that many needy children will wake up with smiles on their faces on Christmas morning. Coordinators of this event say that this overwhelming success would not have been possible without the generous help of the community.
"Thanks to the community again. Thanks for coming forward even though there was a lot of bad weather and nastiness. We were able to take care of a lot of kids this Christmas and make sure we have a Merry Christmas for a lot of children," said Tom Powell, founder of the Toy Lift.
The toys collected will go to children in Albemarle County and bordering counties.
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