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Query XXII.[ 293 ]
The histories of the state, the memorials published in its name in the time of its being a colony, and the pamphlets relating to its interior or exterior affairs present or antient?
Captain Smith, John Smith (1580-1631), one of the key figures in the settlement of Jamestown, and the author of The Generall Historie of Virginia, New-England, the Summer Isles (1624) as well as several other works promoting the new colony. who next to Sir Walter Raleigh may be considered as the founder of our colony, has written its history, from [ 294 ]
The reverend William Stith, William Stith (1707-55), author of The History of the First Discovery and Settlement of Virginia: being an Essay towards a General History of this Colony (1747), and also president of the College of William and Mary from 1752-55. a native of Virginia, and president of its college, has also written the history of the same period, in a large octavo volume of small print. He was a man of classical learning, and very exact, but of no taste in style. He is inelegant, therefore, and his details often too minute to be tolerable, even to a native of the country, whose history he writes.
Beverley, Robert Beverley (1673-1722), author of The History and Present State of Virginia(1705). a native also, has run into the other extreme; he has comprised our history, from the first propositions of Sir Walter Raleigh to the year 1700, in the hundredth part of the space which Smith employs for the fourth part of the period.
Sir William Keith Keith (1669-1749) served as the colonial of Pennsylvania and Delaware, and wrote The History of the British Plantations in America (1738). has taken it up at its earliest period, and continued it to the year 1725. He is agreeable enough in style, and passes over events of little importance. Of course he is short, and would be preferred by a foreigner.
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During the regal government, some contest arose on the exaction of an illegal fee by governor Dinwiddie, Robert Dinwiddie (1693-1770), lieutenant governor of colonial Virginia from 1751 to 1758. The "illegal fee" to which Jefferson refers was Dinwiddie's attempt to impose a tax in the amount of one pistole–the equivalent of 18s 6d–on registering land patents. The "Pistole Fee" controversy that followed, in which the Virginia legislature argued that the colonial administration had no right to impose such taxes on its own authority, was, as Jefferson suggests here, an important precedent for the battles over taxation that would lead to the American Revolution. and doubtless there were others on other occasions not at present recollected. It is supposed, that these are not sufficiently interesting to a foreigner to merit a detail.
The petition of the council and burgesses of Virginia to the king, their memorial to the lords, and remonstrance to the commons in the year 1764, began the present contest: and these having proved ineffectual to prevent the passage of the stamp-act, the resolutions of the house of burgesses of 1765 were passed, declaring the independance of the people of Virginia on the parliament of Great-Britain, in matters of taxation. From that time till the declaration of independance by congress in 1776, their journals are filled with assertions of the public rights.
The pamphlets published in this state on the controverted question were,
|An Enquiry into the Rights of the British Colonies, by Richard Bland.
|The Monitor's Letters, by Dr. Arthur Lee.
|* A summary View of the Rights of British America.
|Considerations, c. by Robert Carter Nicholas.
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Since the declaration of independance this state has had no controversy with any other, except with that of Pennsylvania, on their common boundary. Some papers on this subject passed between the executive and legislative bodies of the two states, the result of which was a happy accommodation of their rights.
To this account of our historians, memorials, and pamphlets, it may not be unuseful to add a chronological catalogue of American state-papers, as far as I have been able to collect their titles. It is far from being either complete or correct. Where the title alone, and not the paper itself, has come under my observation, I cannot answer for the exactness of the date. Sometimes I have not been able to find any date at all, and sometimes have not been satisfied that such a paper exists. An extensive collection of papers of this description has been for some time in a course of preparation by a * gentleman fully equal to the task, and from whom, therefore, we may hope ere long to receive it. In the mean time accept this as the result of my labours, and as closing the tedious detail which you have so undesignedly drawn upon yourself.
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|Pro Johanne Caboto et filiis suis super terra incognita investiganda. 12. Ry. 595. 3. Hakl. 4. 2. Mem. Am. 409.
|1496, Mar. 5. 11. H. 7.
|Billa signata anno 13. Henrici septimi. 3. Hakluyt's voiages 5.
|1498, Feb. 3. 13. H. 7.
|De potestatibus ad terras incognitas investigandum. 13. Rymer. 37.
|1502, Dec. 19. 18. H. 7.
|Commission de François I. à Jacques Cartier pour l'establissement du Canada. L'Escarbot. 397. 2. Mem. Am. 416.
|1540, Oct. 17.
|An act against the exaction of money, or any other thing, by any officer for license to traffique into Iseland and Newfoundland, made in An. 2. Edwardi sexti. 3. Hakl. 131.
|The letters-patent granted by her Majestie to Sir Humphrey Gilbert, knight, for the inhabiting and planting of our people in America. 3. Hakl. 135.
|1578, June 11, 20. E1 .
|Letters-patents of Queen Elizabeth to Adrian Gilbert and others, to discover the Northwest passage to China. 3. Hakl. 96.
|1583, Feb. 6.
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|1584, Mar. 25, 26 E1.
|The letters-patents granted by the Queen's majestie to M. Walter Raleigh, now knight, for the discovering and planting of new lands and countries, to continue the space of 6 years and no more. 3. Hakl. 243.
|Mar. 7. 31 E1.
|An assignment by Sir Walter Raleigh for continuing the action of inhabiting and planting his people in Virginia. Hakl. 1st. ed. publ. in 1589, p. 815.
|1603, Nov. 8.
|Lettres de Lieutenant General de l'Acadie pays circonvoisins pour le Sieur de Monts. L'Escarbot. 417.
|1606 Apr, 10, 4 Jac. 1.
|Letters-patent to Sir Thomas Gates, Sir George Somers and others, for two several colonies to be made in Virginia and other parts of America. Stith. Append. No. 1.
|1607, Mar. 9, 4. Jac. 1.
|An ordinance and constitution enlarging the council of the two colonies in Virginia and America, and augmenting their authority, M. S.
|1609, May 23. 7. Jac. 1.
|The second charter to the treasurer and company for
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|Virginia, erecting them into a body politick. Stith. Ap. 2.
|Letters-patents to the E. of Northampton, granting part of the island of Newfoundland. 1. Harris. 861.
|1610, Apr. 10. Jac. 1.
|A third charter to the treasurer and company for Virginia – Stith. App. 3.
|1611, Mar. 12. 9. Jac. 1.
|A commission to Sir Walter Raleigh. Qu.?
|1617, Jac. 1.
|Commissio specialis concernens le garbling herbæ Nicotianæ. 17. Rym. 190.
|1620, Apr, 7. 18. Jac. 1.
|A proclamation for restraint of the disordered trading of tobacco. 17. Rym. 233.
|1620, June 29. 18. Jac. 1.
|A grant of New England to the council of Plymouth.
|1620, Nov. 3. Jac. 1.
|An ordinance and constitution of the treasurer, council and company in England, for a council of state and general assembly in Virginia. Stith. App. 4.
|1621, July 24. Jac. 1.
|A grant of Nova Scotia to Sir William Alexander. 2. Mem. de l'Amerique. 193.
|1621, Sep. 10-20. Jac. 1.
|A proclamation prohibiting interloping and disorderly trading to New England in America. 17. Rym. 416.
|1622, Nov. 6. 20. Jac. 1.
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|1623, May 9. 21. Jac. 1.
|De Commissione speciali Willielmo Jones militi directa. 17. Rym. 490.
|A grant to Sir Edmund Ployden, of New Albion. Mentioned in Smith's examination. 82.
|1624, July 15. 22. Jac. 1.
|De Commissione Henrico vice-comiti Mandevill aliis. 17. Rym. 609.
|1624, Aug. 26. 22. Jac. 1.
|De Commissione speciali concernenti gubernationem in Virginia. 17. Rym. 618.
|1624, Sep. 29. 22. Jac. 1.
|A proclamation concerning tobacco. 17. Rym. 621.
|1624, Nov. 9. 22. Jac. 1.
|De concessione demiss. Edwardo Dichfield et aliis. 17. Rym. 633.
|1625, Mar. 2. 22. Jac. 1.
|A proclamation for the utter prohibiting the importation and use of all tobacco which is not of the proper growth of the colony of Virginia and the Somer islands, or one of them. 17. Rym. 668.
|1625, Mar. 4. 1. Car. 1.
|De commissione directa Georgio Yardeley militi et aliis. 18. Rym. 311.
|1625, Apr. 9. 1. Car. 1.
|Proclamatio de herba Nicotianȃ. 18. Rym. 19.
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|A proclamation for settlinge the plantation of Virginia. 18. Rym. 72.
|1625, May 13. 1. Car. 1.
|A grant of the soil, barony, and domains of Nova Scotia to Sir Wm. Alexander of Minstrie. 2. Mem. Am. 226.
|1625, July 12.
|Commissio directa Johanni Wolstenholme militi et aliis. 18. Ry. 831.
|1626, Jan. 31. 2. Car 1.
|A proclamation touching tobacco. Ry. 848.
|1626, Feb. 17. 2. Car. 1.
|A grant of Massachuset's bay by the council of Plymouth to Sir Henry Roswell and others.
|1627, Mar. 19. qu.? 2. Car. 1.
|De concessione commissionis specialis pro concilio in Virginia. 18. Ry. 980.
|1627, Mar. 26. 3. Car. 1.
|De proclamatione de signatione de tobacco. 18. Ry. 886.
|1627, Mar. 30. 3. Car. 1.
|De proclamatione pro ordinatione de tobacco. 18. Ry. 920.
|1627, Aug. 9. 3. Car. 1.
|A confirmation of the grant of Massachuset's bay by the crown.
|1628, Mar. 4. 3. Car. 1.
|The capitulation of Quebec. Champlain part. 2. 216. 2. Mem. Am. 489.
|1629, Aug. 19.
|A proclamation concerning tobacco. 19. Ry. 235.
|1630, Jan. 6. 5. Car. 1.
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|1630, April 30.
|Conveyance of Nova Scotia (Port-royal excepted) by Sir William Alexander to Sir Claude St. Etienne Lord of la Tour and of Uarre and to his son Sir Charles de St. Etienne Lord of St. Denniscourt, on condition that they continue subjects to the king of Scotland under the great seal of Scotland.
|1630-31, Nov. 24. 6. Car. 1.
|A proclamation forbidding the disorderly trading with the salvages in New England in America, especially the furnishing the natives in those and other parts of America by the English with weapons and habiliments of warre. 19. Ry. 210. 3. Rushw. 82.
|1630, Dec. 5. 6. Car. 1.
|A proclamation prohibiting the selling arms, c. to the savages in America. Mentioned 3. Rushw. 75.
|1630, Car. 1.
|A grant of Connecticut by the council of Plymouth to the E. of Warwick.
|1630, Car. 1.
|A confirmation by the crown of the grant of Connecticut [said
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|to be in the petty bag office in England].
|A conveiance of Connecticut by the E. of Warwick to Lord Say and Seal and others. Smith's examination, App. No. 1.
|1631, Mar. 19. 6. Car. 1.
|A special commission to Edward Earle of Dorsett and others for the better plantation of the colony of Virginia. 19. Ry. 301.
|1631, June 27. 7. Car. 1.
|Litere continentes promissionem regis ad tradendum castrum et habitationem de Kebec in Canada ad regem Francorum. 19. Ry. 303.
|1631, June 29. 7. Car. 1.
|Traité entre le roy Louis XIII. et Charles roi d'Angleterre pour la restitution de la nouvelle France, la Cadie et Canada et des navires et merchandises pris de part et d'autre. Fait a St. Germain. 19. Ry. 361. 2. Mem. Am. 5.
|1632, Mar. 29. 8. Car. 1.
|A grant of Maryland to Cæcilius Calvert, Baron of Baltimore in Ireland.
|1632, June 20. 8. Car. 1.
|A petition of the planters of Virginia against the grant to Lord Baltimore.
|1633, July 3. 9. Car. 1.
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|1633, July 3.
|Order of council upon the dispute between the Virginia planters and lord Baltimore. Votes of repres. of Pennsylvania. V.
|1633, Aug. 13. 9. Car. 1.
|A proclamation to prevent abuses growing by the unordered retailing of tobacco. Mentioned 3. Rushw. 191.
|1633, Sept. 23. 9. Car. 1.
|A special commission to Thomas Young to search, discover and find out what parts are not yet inhabited in Virginia and America and other parts thereunto adjoining. 19. Ry. 472.
|1633, Oct. 13. 9. Car. 1.
|A proclamation for preventing of the abuses growing by the unordered retailing of tobacco. 19. Ry. 474.
|1634, Mar. 13. Car. 1.
|A proclamation restraining the abusive venting of tobacco. 19. Rym. 522.
|1634, May 19. 10. Car. 1.
|A proclamation concerning the landing of tobacco, and also forbidding the planting thereof in the king's dominions. 19. Ry. 553.
|1634, Car. 1.
|A commission to the Archbishop of Canterbury and 11 others,
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|for governing the American colonies.
|A commission concerning tobacco. M. S.
|1634, June 19. 10. Car. 1.
|A commission from Lord Say and Seal, and others, to John Winthrop to be governor of Connecticut. Smith's App.
|1635, July 18. 11. Car. 1.
|A grant to Duke Hamilton.
|1635, Car. 1.
|De commissione speciali Johanni Harvey militi pro meliori regimine coloniæ in Virginia. 20. Ry. 3.
|1636, Apr. 2. 12. Car. 1.
|A proclamation concerning tobacco. Title in 3. Rush. 617.
|1637, Mar. 14. Car. 1.
|De commissione speciali Georgio domino Goring et aliis concessȃ concernente venditionem de tobacco absque licentiȃ regiȃ. 20. Ry. 116.
|1636-7, Mar. 16. 12. Car. 1.
|A proclamation against the disorderly transporting his Majesty's subjects to the plantations within the parts of America. 20. Ry. 143. 3. Rush. 409.
|1637, Apr. 30. 13. Car. 1.
|An order of the privy council to stay 8 ships now in the Thames from going to New-England. 3. Rush. 409.
|1637, May 1. 13. Car. 1.
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|1637, Car. 1.
|A warrant of the Lord Admiral to stop unconformable ministers from going beyond sea. 3. Rush. 410.
|1638, Apr. 4. Car. 1.
|Order of council upon Claiborne's petition against Lord Baltimore. Votes of representatives of Pennsylvania. vi.
|1638, Apr. 6. 14. Car. 1.
|An order of the king and council that the attorney-general draw up a proclamation to prohibit transportation of passengers to New-England without license. 3. Rush. 718.
|1638, May 1. 14. Car. 1.
|A proclamation to restrain the transporting of passengers and provisions to New-England without licence. 20. Ry. 223.
|1639, Mar. 25. Car. 1.
|A proclamation concerning tobacco. Title 4. Rush. 1060.
|1639, Aug. 19. 15. Car. 1.
|A proclamation declaring his majesty's pleasure to continue his commission and letters patents for licensing retailers of tobacco. 20. Ry. 348.
|1639, Dec. 16. 15. Car. 1.
|De commissione speciali Henrico Ashton armigero et aliis ad amovendum Henricum Hawley gubernatorem de Barbadoes. 20. Ry. 357.
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|A proclamation concerning retailers of tobacco. 4. Rush. 966.
|1639, Car. 1.
|De constitutione gubernatoris et concilii pro Virginia. 20. Ry. 484.
|1641, Aug. 9. 17. Car. 1.
|Articles of union and confederacy entered into by Massachusets, Plymouth, Connecticut and New-haven. 1. Neale. 223.
|1643, Car. 1.
|Deed from George Fenwick to the old Connecticut jurisdiction.
|1644, Car. 1.
|An ordinance of the lords and commons assembled in parliament, for exempting from custom and imposition all commodities exported for, or imported from New-England, which has been very prosperous and without any public charge to this state, and is likely to prove very happy for the propagation of the gospel in those parts. Tit. in Amer. library 90. 5. No date. But seems by the neighbouring articles to have been in 1644.
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|1644, June 20. Car. 2.
|An act for charging of tobacco brought from New-England with custom and excise. Title in American library. 99. 8.
|1644, Aug. 1. Car. 2.
|An act for the advancing and regulating the trade of this commonwealth. Tit. Amer. libr. 99. 9.
|Sept. 18. 1. Car. 2.
|Grant of the Northern neck of Virginia to Lord Hopton, Lord Jermyn, Lord Culpeper, Sir John Berkely, Sir William Moreton, Sir Dudly Wyatt, and Thomas Culpeper.
|1650, Oct. 3. 2. Car. 2.
|An act prohibiting trade with the Barbadoes, Virginia, Bermudas and Antego. Scoble's Acts. 1027.
|1650, Car. 2.
|A declaration of Lord Willoughby, governor of Barbadoes, and of his council, against an act of parliament of 3d of October 1650. 4. Polit. register. 2. cited from 4. Neale. hist. of the Puritans. App. No. 12. but not there.
|1650, Car. 2.
|A final settlement of boundaries between the Dutch New Netherlands and Connecticut.
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|Instructions for Captain Robert Dennis, Mr. Richard Bennet, Mr. Thomas Stagge, and Capt. William Clabourne, appointed commissioners for the reducing of Virginia and the inhabitants thereof to their due obedience to the commonwealth of England. 1. Thurloe's state papers. 197.
|1651, Sept. 26. 3. Car. 2.
|An act for increase of shipping and encouragement of the navigation of this nation. Scobell's acts. 1449.
|1651, Oct. 9. 3. Car. 2.
|Articles agreed on and concluded at James cittie in Virginia for the surrendering and settling of that plantation under the obedience and government of the commonwealth of England, by the commissioners of the council of state, by authoritie of the parliament of England, and by the grand assembly of the governor, council, and burgesse of that state. M. S. [Ante. pa. 201.]
|1651-2, Mar. 12. 4.Car. 2.
|An act of indempnitie made at the surrender of the countrey [of Virginia.] [Ante. p. 206.]
|1651-2, Mar. 12. 4. Car. 2.
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|1654, Aug. 16.
|Capitulation de Port-Royal. mem. Am. 507.
|1655, Car. 2.
|A proclamation of the protector relating to Jamaica. 3. Thurl. 75.
|1655, Sept. 26. 7. Car. 2.
|The protector to the commissioners of Maryland. A letter. 4. Thurl. 55.
|1655, Oct. 8. 7. Car. 2.
|An instrument made at the council of Jamaica, Oct. 8, 1655, for the better carrying on of affairs there. 4. Thurl. 71.
|1655, Nov. 3.
|Treaty of Westminster between France and England. 6. corps diplom. part 2. p. 121. 2. Mem. Am. 10.
|1656, Mar. 27. 8. Car. 2.
|The assembly at Barbadoes to the Protector. 4. Thurl. 651.
|1656, Aug. 9.
|A grant by Cromwell to Sir Charles de Saint Etienne, a baron of Scotland, Crowne and Temple. A French translation of it. 2. Mem. Am. 511.
|1656, Car. 2.
|A paper concerning the advancement of trade. 5. Thurl. 80.
|1656, Car. 2.
|A brief narration of the English rights to the Northern parts of America. 5. Thurl. 81.
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|Mr. R. Bennet and Mr. S. Matthew to Secretary Thurloe. 5. Thurl. 482.
|1656, Oct. 10. 8. Car. 2.
|Objections against the Lord Baltimore's patent, and reasons why the government of Maryland should not be put into his hands. 5. Thurl. 482.
|1656, Oct. 10. 8. Car. 2.
|A paper relating to Maryland. 5. Thurl. 483.
|1656, Oct. 10. 8. Car. 2.
|A breviet of the proceedings of the lord Baltimore and his officers and compliers in Maryland against the authority of the parliament of the commonwealth of England and against his highness the lord protector's authority laws and government. 5. Thurl. 486.
|1656, Oct. 10. 8. Car. 2.
|The assembly of Virginia to secretary Thurlow. 5. Thurl. 497.
|1656, Oct. 15. 8. Car. 2.
|The governor of Barbadoes to the protector. 6. Thurl. 169.
|1657, Apr. 4. 9. Car. 2.
|Petition of the general court at Hartford upon Connecticut for a charter. Smith's exam. App. 4.
|1661, Car. 2.
|Charter of the colony of Connecticut. Smith's examn. App. 6.
|1662, Ap. 23. 14. Car. 2.
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|1662-3, Mar. 24. Apr. 4. 15. Car. 2.
|The first charter granted by Charles II. to the proprietaries of Carolina, to wit, to the Earl of Clarendon, Duke of Albemarle, Lord Craven, Lord Berkeley, Lord Ashley, Sir George Carteret, Sir William Berkeley, and Sir John Colleton. 4. mem. Am. 554.
|1664, Feb. 10.
|The concessions and agreement of the lords proprietors of the province of New Cæsarea, or New-Jersey, to and with all and every of the adventurers and all such as shall settle or plant there. Smith's New-Jersey. App. 1.
|1664, Mar. 12. 20. Car. 2.
|A grant of the colony of New-York to the Duke of York.
|1664, Apr. 26. 16. Car. 2.
|A commission to Colonel Nichols and others to settle disputes in New-England. Hutch. Hist. Mass. Bay. App. 537.
|1664, Apr. 26.
|The commission to Sir Robert Carre and others to put the Duke of York in possession of New-York, New-Jersey, and all other lands thereunto appertaining.
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|Sir Robert Carre and others proclamation to the inhabitants of New-York, New-Jersey, c. Smith's N. J. 36.
|Deeds of lease and release of New-Jersey by the Duke of York to Lord Berkeley and Sir George Carteret.
|1664, June 23, 24. 16. C. 2.
|A conveiance of the Delaware counties to William Penn.
|Letters between Stuyvesant and Colonel Nichols on the English right. Smith's N. J. 37–42.
|Treaty between the English and Dutch for the surrender of the New-Netherlands. Sm. N. Jers. 42.
|1664, Aug. 27.
|Nicoll's commission to Sir Robert Carre to reduce the Dutch on Delaware bay. Sm. N. J. 47.
|Sept. 3.
|Instructions to Sir Robert Carre for reducing of Delaware bay and settling the people there under his majesty's obedience. Sm. N. J. 47.
|Articles of capitulation between Sir Robert Carre and the Dutch and Swedes on Delaware bay and Delaware river. Sm. N. J. 49.
|1664, Oct. 1.
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|1664, Dec. 1. 16. Car. 2.
|The determination of the commissioners of the boundary between the Duke of York and Connecticut. Sm. Ex. Ap. 9.
|The New Haven case. Smith's Ex. Ap. 20.
|1665, June 13-24. 17. C. 2.
|The second charter granted by Charles II. to the same proprietors of Carolina. 4. Mem. Am. 586.
|1666, Jan. 26.
|Declaration de guerre par la France contre l'Angleterre. 3. Mem. Am. 123.
|1666, Feb. 9. 17. Car. 2.
|Declaration of war by the king of England against the king of France.
|1667, July 31.
|The treaty of peace between France and England made at Breda. 7. Corps Dipl. part 1. p. 41. 2. Mem. Am. 32.
|1667, July 31.
|The treaty of peace and alliance between England and the United Provinces made at Breda. 7. Cor. Dip. p. 1. p. 44. 2. Mem. Am. 40.
|1667-8, Feb. 17.
|Acte de la cession de l'Acadie au roi de France. 2. Mem. Am. 292.
|1668, April 21.
|Directions from the governor and council of New York for
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|a better settlement of the government on Delaware. Sm. N. J. 51.
|Lovelace's order for customs at the Hoarkills. Sm. N. J. 55.
|A confirmation of the grant of the northern neck of Virginia to the Earl of St. Alban's, Lord Berkeley, Sir William Moreton and John Tretheway.
|16– May 8. 21. Car. 2.
|Incorporation of the town of Newcastle or Amstell.
|A demise of the colony of Virginia to the Earl of Arlington and Lord Culpeper for 31 years. M. S.
|1673, Feb. 25. 25. Car. 2.
|Treaty at London between king Charles II. and the Dutch. Article VI.
|Remonstrances against the two grants of Charles II. of Northern and Southern Virginia. Mentᵈ. Beverley. 65.
|Sir George Carteret's instructions to Governor Carteret.
|1674, July 13.
|Governor Andros's proclamation on taking possession of Newcastle for the Duke of York. Sm. N. J. 78.
|1674, Nov. 9.
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|1675, Oct. 1. 27. Car. 2.
|A proclamation for prohibiting the importation of commodities of Europe into any of his majesty's plantations in Africa, Asia, or America, which were not laden in England: and for putting all other laws relating to the trade of the plantations in effectual execution.
|1676, Mar. 3.
|The concessions and agreements of the proprietors, freeholders and inhabitants of the province of West-New-Jersey in America. Sm. N. J. App. 2.
|1676, July 1.
|A deed quintipartite for the division of New-Jersey.
|1676, Aug. 18.
|Letter from the proprietors of New-Jersey to Richard Hartshorne. Sm. N. J. 80.
|Proprietors instructions to James Wasse and Richard Hartshorne. Sm. N. J. 83.
|1676, Oct. 10. 28. Car. 2.
|The charter of king Charles II. to his subjects of Virginia. M. S.
|Cautionary epistle from the trustees of Byllinge's part of New-Jersey. Sm. N. J. 84.
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|Indian deed for the lands between Rankokas creek and Timber creek, in New-Jersey.
|1677, Sept. 10.
|Indian deed for the lands from Oldman's creek to Timber creek, in New-Jersey.
|1677, Sept. 27.
|Indian deed for the lands from Rankokas creek to Assunpink creek, in New-Jersey.
|1677, Oct. 10.
|The will of Sir George Carteret, sole proprietor of East-Jersey, ordering the same to be sold.
|1678, Dec. 5.
|An order of the king in council for the better encouragement of all his majesty's subjects in their trade to his majesty's plantations, and for the better information of all his majesty's loving subjects in these matters. Lond. Gaz No. 1596. Title in Amer. library. 134. 6.
|1680, Feb. 16.
|Arguments against the customs demanded in New-West-Jersey by the governor of New-York, addressed to the Duke's commissioners. Sm. N. J. 117.
|Extracts of proceedings of the committee of trade and plantations; copies of letters, reports, c. between the board
|1680, June 14. 23. 25. Oct. 16. Nov. 4. 8. 11. 18. 20. 23. Dec. 16.
1680-1, Jan. 15. 22. Feb. 24.
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|of trade, Mr. Penn, Lord Baltimore and Sir John Werden, in the behalf of the Duke of York and the settlement of the Pennsylvania boundaries by the L. C. J. North. Votes of Repr. Pennsyl. vii.–xiii.
|1681, Mar. 4. Car. 2.
|A grant of Pennsylvania to William Penn. Votes of Represen. Pennsylv. xviii.
|1681, Apr. 2.
|The king's declaration to the inhabitants and planters of the province of Pennsylvania. Vo. Rep. Penn. xxiv.
|1681, July 11.
|Certain conditions or concessions agreed upon by William Penn, proprietary and governor of Pennsylvania, and those who are the adventurers and purchasers in the same province. Votes of Rep. Pennsylv. xxiv.
|1681, Nov. 9.
|Fundamental laws of the province of West-New-Jersey. Sm. N. J. 126.
|1681-2, Jan. 14.
|The methods of the commissioners for settling and regulation of lands in New-Jersey. Sm. N. J. 130.
|1681-2, Feb. 1. 2.
|Indentures of lease and release by the executors of Sir George
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|Carteret to William Penn and 11 others, conveying East-Jersey.
|The Duke of York's fresh grant of East-New-Jersey to the 24 proprietors.
|1682, Mar. 14.
|The Frame of the government of the province of Pennsylvania, in America. Votes of Repr. Penn. xxvii.
|1682, Apr. 25.
|The Duke of York's deed for Pennsylvania. Vo. Repr. Penn. xxxv.
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|1682, 10th month, 6th day.
|1682, Dec. 6.
|An act of settlement.
|1683, Apr. 2.
|The frame of the government of the province of Pennsylvania and territories thereunto annexed in America.
|Proceedings of the committee of trade and plantations in the dispute between Lord Baltimore and Mr. Penn. Vo. R. P. xiii–xviii.
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|A commission to Lord Howard of Effingham to be lieutenant and governor-general of Virginia. M. S.
|1683, Sept. 28. 35. Car. 2.
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|1684, May 3.
|A treaty with the Indians at Albany.
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|A treaty of neutrality for America between France and England. 7. Corps. Dipl. part 2. p. 44. 2. Mem. Am. 40.
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|By the king, a proclamation for the more effectual
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|1687, Feb. 12.
|Constitution of the council of proprietors of West-Jersey. Smith's N. Jersey. 199.
|1687, qu. Sept. 27. 4. Jac. 2.
|A confirmation of the grant of the northern neck of Virginia to Lord Culpeper.
|1687, Sept. 5.
|Governor Coxe's declaration to the council of proprietors of West-Jersey. Sm. N. J. 190.
|1687, Dec. 16.
|Provisional treaty of Whitehall concerning America between France and England. 2. Mem. de l'Am. 89.
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|The representation of the council of proprietors of West-Jersey to Governor Burnet. Smith. App. No. 5.
|The remonstrance and petition of the inhabitants of East-New-Jersey to the king. Sm. App. No. 8.
|The memorial of the proprietors of East-New-Jersey to the Lords of trade. Sm. App. No. 9.
|Agreement of the line of partition between East and West-New-Jersey. Sm. N. J. 196.
|1688, Sept. 5.
|Conveiance of the government of West-Jersey and territories by Dr. Coxe, to the West-Jersey society.
|A charter granted by King William and Queen Mary to the inhabitants of the province of Massachuset's bay in New-England. 2. Mem. de l'Am. 593.
|1691, Oct. 7.
|The frame of government of the province of Pennsylvania and the territories thereunto
|1696, Nov. 7.
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|1697, Sept. 20.
|The treaty of peace between France and England, made at Ryswick. 7. Corps Dipl. part. 2. p. 399. 2. Mem. Am. 89.
|1699, July 5.
|The opinion and answer of the lords of trade to the memorial of the proprietors of East-New-Jersey. Sm. App. No. 10.
|1700, Jan. 15.
|The memorial of the proprietors of East-New-Jersey to the Lords of trade. Sm. App.
No. 11.
The petition of the proprietors of East and West-New-Jersey to the Lords justices of England. Sm. App. No. 12.
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|1702, Apr. 15.
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|1703, June 27.
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|Indian deed for the lands at the head of Rankokus river in West-Jersey.
|1704, June 18.
|A proclamation by Queen Anne for settling and ascertaining the current rates of foreign coins in America. Sm. N. J. 281.
|1705, May 3.
|Additional instructions to Lord Cornbury. Sm. N. J. 235.
|1707, May 3.
|Additional instructions to Lord Cornbury. Sm. N. J. 258.
|1707, Nov. 20.
|Additional instructions to Lord Cornbury. Sm. N. J. 259.
|An answer by the council of proprietors for the western division of New-Jersey, to questions, proposed to them by Lord Cornbury. Sm. N. J. 285.
|1708-9, Feb. 28.
|Instructions to Colonel Vetch in his negociations with the governors of America. Sm. N. J. 364.
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|Instructions to the governor of New-Jersey and New-York. Sm. N. J. 361.
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|Earl of Dartmouth's letter to governor Hunter.
|1710, Aug.
|Premieres propositions de la France. 6. Lamberty, 669. 2. Mem. Am. 341.
|1711, Apr. 22.
|Réponses de la France aux demandes préliminaires de la Grande-Bretagne. 6. Lamb. 681. 2. Mem. Amer. 344.
|1711, Oct. 8.
|Demandes préliminaires plus particulieres de la Grande-Bretagne, avec les réponses. 2. Mem. de l'Am. 346.
|1711, Sept. 27.
Oct. 8.
|L'acceptation de la part de la Grande-Bretagne. 2. Mem. Am. 356.
|1711, Sept. 27.
Oct. 8.
|The queen's instructions to the Bishop of Bristol and Earl of Strafford, her plenipotentiaries, to treat of a general peace. 6. Lamberty, 744. 2. Mem. Am. 358.
|1711, Dec. 23.
|A memorial of Mr. St. John to the Marquis de Torci, with regard to North America, to commerce, and to the suspension of arms. 7. Recueil de Lamberty, 161. 2. Mem. de l'Amer. 376.
|1712, May 24.
June 10.
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|1712, Aug. 19.
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|1712, Sept. 10.
|Offers of France to England, demands of England, and the answers of France. 7. Rec. de Lamb. 491. 2. Mem. Am. 390.
|1713, Mar. 31.
Apr. 11.
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|1713, Mar. 31.
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|Traité de navigation de commerce entre Louis XIV. roi de France, Anne, reine de la Grande-Bretagne. Fait à Utrecht. 8. Corps. Dipl. part. 1. p. 345. 2. Mem. de l'Am. 137.
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|1728, Jan.
|Deed of release by the government of Connecticut to that of New-York.
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|1732, June 9-20. 5. G. 2.
|Petition of Lord Fairfax, that a commission might issue for running and marking the dividing line between his district and the province of Virginia.
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|1733, Nov. 29.
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|1744, June
|Treaty with the Indians of the 6 nations at Lancaster.
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|1745, Apr. 11.
|Order of the king in council confirming the said report of the council for plantation affairs.
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|Deed from the six nations of Indians to the crown for certain lands and settling a boundary. M. S.


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Simone Biles has expressed her thanks for the support she has received since withdrawing from two gymnastics events at the Tokyo Olympics.
"[T]he outpouring love & support I've received has made me realize I'm more than my accomplishments and gymnastics which I never truly believed before," she wrote on Twitter on Thursday.
the outpouring love & support I've received has made me realize I'm more than my accomplishments and gymnastics which I never truly believed before. 🤍— Simone Biles (@Simone_Biles) July 29, 2021
The four-time Olympic champion, who has been under immense scrutiny as one of the faces of the Tokyo Games, decided to stop competing in the women's team event on Tuesday due to mental health issues. On Wednesday, she withdrew from the individual all-around final.
"There is more to life than just gymnastics," she said on Tuesday after her withdrawal from the team final.
Her decision was supported by teammates, fellow athletes and fans around the world on social media. While, there was widespread support in the United States, some on the right accused of her quitting and lacking toughness. Biles addressed those accusations on Thursday, retweeting a message from an anonymous gymnast pointing out the burdens the 24-year-old has carried into the Olympics. She is a survivor of sexual abuse carried out by Larry Nassar, the disgraced doctor jailed for abusing young gymnasts. She has also been suffering from "the twisties", a mental block in which gymnasts lose their spatial awareness in the middle of complex skills, something that can serious injury.
Another Olympic champion, Michael Phelps, has spoken of his own struggles with mental health. He lauded Biles during an appearance on NBC. "It's so important, especially to teach kids at a young age to take control of their physical and mental health. We're human beings. Nobody is perfect," he said.
Biles has not said whether she will compete in the individual disciplines in Tokyo. She is expected to be in the area to cheer on her US teammates, Sunisa Lee and Jade Carey, in the all-round final on Thursday evening.

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Just time today to share some embeds of videos I've been watching this week. By the way, Egoeccentric have been doing a great job lately and have posted a few of the videos below already so be sure to check them out and their hangover mixtapes too. On with the program.
Radiohead – House of Cards
You've probably seen this by now. It uses a technique involving lasers and no cameras were used. You may not have seen the interesting making of video however.
Girl Talk – Feed the Animals videos
Some dude has gone and made visual representations of two tracks from Girl Talk's albums using the original music videos. This is quite cool.
'Still here'
Another Girl Talk video and loads more after the jump.
'Shut the Club Down'
Fonzworth Bentley – Everybody featuring Andre 3000, Sa-Ra, and Kanye West
Former personal assistant to P Diddy gets his own music video. Let's be honest, if Andre and Kanye weren't involved we probably wouldn't watch it.
Feist – 1234 on Sesame Street
It's Leslie Feist on Sesame Street! She changes the words to encourage counting up to four of course! Unfortunately, while it might help infants to count, adults will be probably find it highly irritable.
Santogold, Julian Casablancas, N.E.R.D – My Drive Thru
I wonder why they're all wearing new cons? Anyone? :0
She & Him – Why Do You Let Me Stay Here?
Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward's first video proper. Strange mix of axe murder and Disney-esque visuals.
Butters – What What In the Butt vs. Splitloop 'Check It Out Stereo'
A sing from Dublin's Splitloop spliced with a South Park skit of something you may remember.


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Title: Untangling the Stars
Author: Alyse Miller
Publisher: InkSpell Publishing
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Release Date: May 2016
Even a bad romance can have a happy ending.
Staying true to her own character has never been a problem for Dr. Alessandra Foxglove. Andie has devoted herself to teaching others, and – not to toot her own horn – she's damned good at it, too. A beloved college professor and engaged social activist, Andie has her heart – and both her hands – full.
So when celebrity bad boy Guy Wilder wanders into her classroom one day by accident, Andie doesn't think much of it at first. There are guest speakers at the university on a daily basis – although none as devilishly handsome as primetime's favorite preternatural lady-killer with lightning bolt blue eyes, Silas Dove. But when he shows up again the next day after a capricious goodbye, Andie begins to see that there's more going on behind the scenes with this brooding, bad boy star. And even though she's built a career on analyzing the human reaction to Hollywood's most sexy and dangerous characters, she can't help herself from falling under the very same spell she preaches against. Besides, with cheekbones like that, she couldn't say no if she tried.
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Happy Friday folks.
I stole a few funnies from my Facebook feed to share with you all. Yet, as I scrolled, I realized that the funny posts were few and far between much more serious posts.
Must remedy that. More humor is needed in this world!
Laugh more!
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Friday, December 18, 2009
Pondering in Gouache
For a few years, I've had a few tubes of gouache that I've been meaning to use, and I finally did a week or two ago. This is a figure drawing I made in 6B pencil. Later I added that bat wing and went over the whole thing in a layer of gouache; it works like paint, but it's transparent like watercolor, and looks awesome too.
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It's already June and here I am not posting on the "blog" again LOL - I've been busy with my latest project - making a power drive for my Enco Mill Drill Lathe. As usual there are set backs and things don't always go according to plan, but we'll get there!
CNC Tools Application
In other news - I've been working on a CNC "panel" program that will allow the user to pick a bunch of G-Code files and have them offset to be cut out on a panel without changing programs. The app is underway and I've started collaborating with another developer that's interested in the same idea.
We are using Google Code - where we can store the source code, have discussions, submit Issues, etc. If you'd like to get involved - even by throwing out some ideas for features - check it out! It's a closed project so I'd have to add you to it before you could edit anything, and you'd also need a Google account :)
Check it out and maybe even just do a little beta testing for us ;)


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mintCast 163: Linux Mint 15 Mate
- Cinnamon 2.0 in Linux Mint 16, no GNOME back-end. (linuxuser.co.uk)
- Why we need an anti-virus software in Linux. (worldofgnome.org)
- The Wayland Situation: Facts About X vs. Wayland. (phoronix.com)
- NOOBS takes the 'horror' out of setting up Raspberry Pi. (zdnet.com)
- IPv6 Launch Day – One Year Later. (enterprisenetworkingplanet.com)
- DreamHost Gives Debian Wheezy Linux the Boot in Favor of Ubuntu. (internetnews.com)
The Main Topic: Linux Mint 15 Mate
- Linux Mint 15 Olivia is now available for download (blog.linuxmint.com)
- Release Notes (linuxmint.com)
- What's New (linuxmint.com)
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Sorry to be a pain, but any chance of an RSS for the Ogg files too? They used to be in the default feed, but now it's just the mp3.
Damn, and I loved getting the MP3 podcast so my phone would play it. Time to change the feed URL in Amarok. Luckily it was Solyd-easy.
I really enjoyed the coverage of Linux Mint 15 Mate edition and look forward to using it in the future. I heard about people doing games in the mdm thing whats that all about?


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When Ryan moved out to California he lived with two awesome brothers – Tyler and Todd. Todd has been working with Walking on Water and their missions programs for as long as I have known him. He has a huge heart for Israel. He was given the opportunity to make a film, Promised Land.
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Also, for any of you that would like to go through the Bible Study Guide that goes along with the film, it is available here. Ryan and I are going to go through it after we finish our plan to read through the Bible in a year (which we finish up in September - how crazy!).
Walking on Water is a great organization, Todd, along with his lovely wife, Renae, and baby boy, Benjamin, are amazing people, and Jesus is MIGHTY TO SAVE!


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In my app, I use a storyboard and segues, and I often pass data to the destination view controller before doing the segue, as follows:
- (void)prepareForSegue:(UIStoryboardSegue *)segue sender:(id)sender
if ([segue.destinationViewController respondsToSelector:@selector(setMyData:)]) {
[segue.destinationViewController performSelector:@selector(setMyData:)
It works everywhere except in one place. The selector gets called, the data gets set, but when the segue completes and the destination controller appears, it doesn't have the data I just set. After printing the view controller's id in both the source and destination view controllers, I found that the
segue.destinationViewController in the code above is a DIFFERENT instance of the view controller than the one that gets displayed. What's going on here?
I looked into the lifecycle of the destination view controller, and it first gets loaded during the segue execution, but AFTER I set the property on it! This means, that when I call
performSelector on it, the view controller object is not initialized! This is why the data I set doesn't stick. t don't understand why is this the case, and why this same approach works in the other parts of my app.
Posting the code of
setMyData by request. At first I didn't have this method at all, because
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Saul Niguez is one player who always gets linked with clubs across Europe. He has grown up the ranks at Atletico Madrid over the years and his value has only gone up. He continues to be a key part of Diego Simeone's team. Therein lies the reason why the recent links with Manchester City might not make sense.
There is no doubt about Niguez's abilities. He has been a Champions League finalist multiple times and is a regular for the Spanish national side. He's constantly shown how versatile a midfielder he is, as his work-rate and determination continues to be a vital part of Simeone's team – as shown in their Champions League victory over Liverpool. As a result, the main analysts in Nigeria's Sports Betting Portal are tipping Atleti as dark horses for the trophy once the tournament resumes.
This season, he has made 34 appearances in La Liga for Atleti. While 21 of them have come from the central midfield and he has got six goals during that period, he's played nine times on the left of a 4-4-2. He has also played four times on the right. Not just that, but Saul has played at left-back three times too.
That is a clear reflection of how he is a team player- something Simeone always values in a player. He completes 2.5 tackles per game, while also completing 1.5 interceptions per game. He completes 1.9 clearances per game- proof that he has that graft in his style and adds steel to Simeone's side.
Back in 2016, Simeone said that Saul has the right 'foundation'. But the foundation is right for his system.
"Saul has a solid foundation and the best thing [now] is to isolate all the good that is being talked about him."
But Niguez completes only 0.5 key passes per game, while playing a total of 48.3 passes per game too. But he completes them with an accuracy of around 77 percent- something that is underwhelming for a Pep Guardiola team.
Over the years, that has been quite the same. Niguez has been moulded into a player who is archetypal for a pragmatic 4-4-2 system. He drops into deeper positions, wins the ball back and does that dirty work.
While those are excellent and utterly valuable qualities for a Simeone side, Guardiola's Man City are at the other end of the spectrum. Players have miles more of the ball than Saul would at Atleti. They play very high up the pitch and it is the opposite of what the Los Rojiblancos do.
Niguez's original position is the central midfield. While he is versatile, he can win the ball back and recycle it forward. He makes some darting runs into the box and scores goals. But the way City play, that isn't how the two midfielders bar the defensive midfielder in the 4-3-3 operate.
David Silva and Kevin de Bruyne are one of the most creative players in the division. They operate almost like number tens who play high up the pitch, with the anchor-man behind them. Saul, on the other hand, would prefer to play deeper and conduct play from further behind the De Bruyne or Silva positions.
The 4-4-2 system at Atleti has wide players who help out defensively and aren't dribblers like City have in the likes of Riyad Mahrez, Raheem Sterling or the injured Leroy Sane. Saul isn't that sort of player. He completes only 0.8 dribbles per game- something that should ring bells in Pep Guardiola's mind.
That is nowhere close to what Guardiola's wingers do on the ball in wide positions. Saul is known to have a big release clause that shows his important to Atletico. While City can spend a lot, they do have Phil Foden coming through the ranks to replace the departing David Silva.
Saul is a gem of a footballer. But he might just suit the sort of system he currently plays in.


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Now as Peter went here and there among all the believers, he came down also to the saints living in Lydda. There he found a man named Aeneas, who had been bedridden for eight years, for he was paralyzed. Peter said to him, "Aeneas, Jesus Christ heals you; get up and make your bed!" And immediately he got up. And all the residents of Lydda and Sharon saw him and turned to the Lord. Acts 9:32-35
The end of miracles came with Esther in the Old Testament, and started up with magnificence in Jesus as He is born of a virgin and forgives sins, heals, casts out demons, and gives New Birth to His believers by the power of the Holy Spirit.
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Saturday, March 17, 2012
Discourse on Love
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Yesterday, three of us met and explored this opening of the Discourse on Love. It was a quiet conversation that ranged from equating the precepts with "upright" and importance of compassion in everyday life.ReplyDelete
It seems as though there is nothing to do. That one naturally becomes more and more open to life (compassionate) as time moves. One can not help it.
Next week we'll be off as many of us, including Jack, will be on retreat.
I read. I commented. I elected to post through google's blogger, and it wiped out my comment. I can't remember what I said. Anyway, I am appreciating this particular topic of study, and have been chanting the Soto version of this for some time--it is so perfect and especially necessary for our time. Enjoy your retreat! (Ever consider doing this on a Facebook page? Less passwords for us to remember...and you can control privacy settings...)ReplyDelete
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Can you please send the soto version of the sutra to me at email@example.com?
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I'm finding a lot of value in practicing and reflecting on this:ReplyDelete
"This does not me we aren't busy or engaged but we do let the superfluous fall like leaves from an alder in a late autumn wind."
I am finding it good instruction in practicing what it means to be upright - definitely a character flaw of mine! I did some spring cleaning this afternoon and tidied up some of those old leaves.
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Congratulations to our six General English students graduating from Lexis Byron Bay this week!
Sakiko from Japan graduates from Josie's Upper Intermediate class after an incredible year of studying at Lexis. She heads to New Zealand to travel, before heading to Perth for a short stint at our Lexis school there. Since her first day here in June 2016 she has gained an incredible amount of confidence in her speaking and listening. She has been a very dedicated student and her progress has been impressive. Her teachers really enjoyed teaching her due to her hard work and positive attitude. Have a wonderful trip to New Zealand and good luck with your future studies in Perth – and with your Gold Coast Marathon!
Nil from Spain (Catalonia) graduates from Josie's Upper Intermediate class, having completed his FCE course with Paul. Nil has been with us since September and has been a fantastic member of the school – getting really involved in all the activities and taking every opportunity Byron has to offer. He leaves us with a great level of English: a really good grasp of grammar and an impressive vocabulary. He will be sorely missed by us all here!
Madoka from Japan graduates from Michelle's Elementary class. She has been a very motivated student and as a result he has achieved fantastic exam results throughout the course. She has participated very well in speaking activities and her speaking skills have improved a lot. She is off to travel around Australia with Kensaku to find all the best surf spots. It has been a delight to get to know you Madoka – All the best!
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Lindsay is 31 years old and has struggled with depression since her teen years. After experiencing the traumatic loss of a friend, she experienced significant stress which showed up as physical symptoms. After medical consultations, when a physical root of the problem was ruled out, it was identified as a psychosomatic issue. Over the past few years, Lindsay has addressed the issue with the help of supports including DMHS. Here is her story.
Lindsay's story
In my teens, I had my first encounter with the mental health system due to a severe episode of depression. I became suicidal and was hospitalized at Centenary Hospital. I was prescribed anti-depressants which were effective in treating my symptoms, and things got much better for over a decade.
In my late twenties, I lost a dear friend and work colleague to suicide. In the wake of this, I pretty much shut down. I threw myself into my work and other distractions in order to take my mind off the pain. About six months later, the physical symptoms started to surface. I had swelling in my ankles, shortness of breath, unexplained pain throughout my body, migraine headaches, insomnia, gastrointestinal problems … the works.
I consulted many family doctor who suggested I reconnect with Centenary Hospital. From there, I was given new prescriptions to address anxiety and depression and I also joined their day program. Within three weeks I felt much better and I was able to reach out to Durham Mental Health Services and their Community Support program.
My Community Mental Health Worker introduced me to the full range of supports that DMHS offered. One service that appealed to me in particular was the WRAP (Wellness Recovery Action Plan) group. I was really nervous to join at first – scared about being judged, feeling maybe not sick enough to be there, not deserving of the service. I was really welcomed by the facilitators – I feel like they really took me under their wing.
Over the eight weeks, I gained insight into my symptoms and my warning signs of relapse and I was able to develop a concrete, individualized plan on how to respond when symptoms surfaced. I use the insights I gained and the plan I developed daily – for example, just this week I recognized the early warning signs of stress and I was able to respond in a healthy way by reaching out to supports and articulating my needs. I found people were responsive and before WRAP, I would have waited until I was in crisis and unable to cope and I would have ended up in the hospital.
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Each month (first Sunday of the month, 5-7pm) we have a hands on class on kraut-making as well as a demo on kombucha brewing. It is an exciting opportunity to see, touch and feel while having someone offer insight on several years of fermentation. It can be daunting to start fermenting if you've never done it before but with a little help some of that fear can be abated.
After the class we encourage participants to ask questions, send photographs- anything to help you on your way in your first few batches of ferments. But we thought that we would put some information here on our site to help you along while you get going. This post today will focus on the first portion of the fermentation class: krauting making. We hope to answer many questions about the process as your sauerkraut is fermenting. Of course, as always, if you have any additional questions, feel free to stop by, email us or give us a call with any questions.
Class is over now what?
So you just went home with your first batch of kraut. Where to start?!
You don't need any fancy tools to make sauerkraut. Sandor Katz believes heartily in using tools that you already have on hand and that is generally what we go with. Having said that, there are many tools that you can utilize to help make you feel a little more comfortable in your fermenting.
- Weights-
Weights keep your kraut blend submerged in the brine. Weights can come in a variety of styles including ceramic weights, vegetable cores (we demonstrate in class), large rocks or even a small jar. They all serve the same purpose- keeping your kraut under the brine and healthfully fermenting.
- Air locks-
Air locks can make things a little simpler because you can be a little less hands-on with your kraut. The air lock serves to release the carbon dioxide that is building in the kraut while fermentation is beginning and continuing. There are a few brands that secure right on to a mason jar if you are working on small batch ferments. If you have to travel or otherwise just don't pay as much attention to your ferment, airlocks can be very helpful in keeping your batch pretty safe. Even with airlocks brine evaporation occurs, so do check your water levels.
You want to place your sauerkraut in a dry and draft-free place. Remember that it needs to stay at least 5 feet away from any other ferment or cross fermentation will occur and one will inevitably die. The temperature should stay in the 65-75 degree range, anything lower and fermentation will slow or not occur at all. Higher temperatures could speed fermentation, but watch carefully for water levels, the higher the temperature the quicker the water evaporation.
My kraut is overflowing!
As fermentation begins, within the first 24-48 hours you will notice your kraut is overflowing as bubbles begin to start the fermentation process. This is lactic acid releasing from the vegetables causing , hence lacto-fermentation. You will get to a point where you feel like it will never stop overflow, but it will. Be sure to continuously check the water levels in the first week of fermentation. When the first portion of the fermentation slows down, there will be a low water level. Be sure to add more water (brine… 3 parts water, 1 part sea salt) and keep the water level above the kraut. Should you notice the water is low, skim off any kraut that has been exposed to air and add the brine and continue to ferment.
There are various schools of thought on mold. Some people are extremely sensitive to molds (like myself). I try to keep my sauerkraut mold free by consistently checking on it and maintaining a good brine level. Generally I won't eat kraut that has developed mold because like about 1/3 of the population I have developed a severe reaction to mycotoxins. However, many hardcore fermenters simply say, skim the scum and you are good to go. Sandor Katz himself has a breakdown of the creation of molds in fermentation and how to avoid it here.
The Fermenters Club also has some great info about mold and even a video on skimming.
The bottom line is that you should (in my opion) be cautious about molds, but if there is scum or mold present, it doesn't necessarily mean your whole batch is done for. Here is a great infographic to give you some guidelines on mold.
How Long?
I think the last question I usually get is "how long do I leave it fermenting?" There are many guides that can give you some ideas on how long to ferment your kraut. As fermentation continues your kraut changes and develops the flavor. Once your kraut gets that pickly-briney flavor that YOU are happy with, go forth and eat it! If your still a little concerned here is a good graphic that gives you some more detail on the process through time.
For us, we generally let our kraut ferment between 4-6 weeks. Then once we start to eat it… we start a new batch!
I hope that answers some sauerkraut fermenting questions. NEXT: Kombucha… what happens next?


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Eminem: Love the Way You Lie Meaning
Song Released: 2010
Covered By: Skylar Grey
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Love the Way You Lie Lyrics
Just gonna stand there and watch me burn
Well that's all right because I like the way it hurts
Just gonna stand there and hear me cry
Well that's all right because I love the way you lie
I love the way you lie
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1TOP RATED#1 top rated interpretation:
This song is not only about Eminem's relationship with Kim, but about bad and abusive relationships in general. Better yet, the ups and downs of relationships in general.
First let's look at the choice in a featured singer. Rhianna. Now, don't get me wrong Rhianna is a fantastic singer and he could have chosen her based on just her voice, but why for this song? Everybody knows about Rhianna's abusive relationship with Chris Brown and Eminem and Rhianna are playing off of that.
Now, the chorus in the song: "Just gonna stand there and watch me burn? Well that's alright because I like the way it hurts. Just gonna stand there and hear me cry? Well that's alright because I love the way you lie."
This shows the forgiveness that comes with love. How love blinds us, if you will. She's making excuses for the way her partner treats her. It's as if to say "Whatever you do, I'm still going to be here, and it's not your fault. I love everything you do, even if it's wrong"
In the first verse Em shows an argument between two people, and how she stays even though she wants to leave.
"Where you goin?
I'm leaving you.
No you ain't, come back"
"We're running right back here we go again its so insane cause when it's goin good its goin great but when it's bad it's awful."
This is eminem stating the ups and downs of relationships.
Then, he talks of sinking so low as to lay hands on her:
"I snap, who's that dude? I don't even know his name. I laid hands on her, I'll never stoop so low again. I guess I just don't know my own strength."
Not only does he lay hands on her, but he makes an excuse for it.
In the second verse,
"You ever love somebody so much you can barely breathe when you're with them? You meet and neither one of you even know what hit them? Got that warm fuzzy feeling, yeah them chills, used to get them. Now you're getting f****ing sick of looking at them? You swore you'd never hit them never do nothing to hurt 'em, now you're in each other's face spewing venom in your words when you spit 'em. You push, pull each other's hair, scratch, clawed and bit 'em, pin 'em down, so lost in the moments when you're in them"
This shows the initial downfall of a relationship. It shows how great it starts off and how it changes so quickly. How you break promises that you said you swore not only to them, but to yourself, that you'd never do.
"sound like broken records playing over but you promised her, next time you'll show restraint. You don't get another chance, life is no nintendo game, but you lied again. Now you get to watch her leave out the window, guess that's why they call it window pane."
This is the initial crawl back. After the relationship is broken off, the person who caused it is upset and wants another chance.
Now in the final verse:
"Baby please come back, it wasn't you baby it was me, maybe our relationship isn't as crazy as it seems. Maybe that's what happens when a tornado meets a volcano, all I know is I love you too much to walk away now. Come inside pick up your bags off the sidewalk. Don't you here sincerity in my voice when I talk? Told you this is my fault look me in the eyeball. Next time I'm pissed I'll aim my fists at the drywall. Next time, there won't be no next time. I apologize even though I know its lies. "
This is him begging for her back. He says everything she wants to hear, but knows he's lying. because immediately after this it shows that nothing will change.
"I'm tired of the games I just want her back. I know I'm a liar. If she ever tries to f***ing leave again, I'm gonna tie her to the bed and set this house on fire."
This also plays off the chorus "watch me burn" ties back to him saying he'll set the house on fire.
2TOP RATED#2 top rated interpretation:Uruguayancerpian Apr 23rd 2012 report
As I see it, both parts are sorry but they cannot escape their pathologic relationship. The hitter, in this case, Eminem's character, has two faces regarding his partner: he cannot live without her but instead of treating her well and respecting her will, he cannot help securing her in such a way that dooms her to death. Rihanna's character, plays the woman who thinks is in love with her partner, - she is probably under the impression that if she sexually connects in a pleasant way with him, he must be her prince charming. She strikes me as a woman whose low self esteem, and sad life background allows her to permit that kind of violence in spite of her deep psychological suffering and physical pain.
Probably because the two singers are said to have lived similar experiences of domestic violence themselves, the song acquires an interesting and appealing psychoanalytic dimension.. They are neither justifying what happened in their lives, nor saying it is alright. To me, they are trying to describe an average situation of DV by impersonating a third couple, in order to tell the world in first person that in spite of being such a sad and despicable reality, it could happen to anyone.
Thus, the hidden persuasive force of the criticism-On the one hand, the song is a sad, ironic, cry to denounce domestic violence but on the other, it opens the "window pane" to the more intimate, introspective view of both speakers who seem to be trapped in an ill and obsessive relationship
3TOP RATED#3 top rated interpretation:anonymous Nov 30th 2010 report
This is a song about abusive relationships, but I think people don't realize the underlying part of it: just because the relationship is abusive doesn't mean there isn't love there. In fact, sometimes love borders on obsessive and it is very passionate which leads to passionate arguments that can end in abuse. Just gonna stand there and watch me burn/That's all right because I like the way it hurts. This is pretty clear: she likes that he hurts her because it makes her feel alive, even if it is pain he is causing. Just gonna stand there and hear me cry/That's all right because I love the way you lie. Again, pretty clear: she is mad that he stands there to watch her cry but is already waiting for an excuse to come running back.
anonymous Jun 4th 2021 report
I can't tell you what it really s I can only tell you what it feels like and right now there's a steel knife in my windpipe I can't breath but I still fight while I can fight
anonymous Nov 27th 2017 report
This song is being told from the mans piont of view completely, which is a powerful message and brings clarity to the mindset in abusive men.
He minimizes whats happening, he makes it seem like they are both destructive and almost equally to blame. This is how they justify and gaslight their victim. The woman is actually naturally reacting to the horrible abuse thats happening to her, she is not the one with the problem.
He says she hates him and he loves it (makes him feel powerful/in control/excited) and he gets high off of it all. Believe me, she is not enjoying any of this... but in his mind she "loves" it: "love the way you lie" is what he sees her as saying, after all...she is still there loving him right?
But from her point of view (which we dont have) she is trapped, scared, confused, and in pain. He wants her to blame herself, at least for half of the chaos and pain she feels...that way it takes some focus off of him as the bad guy and she clings to a false hope that if she changes things would improve. This also makes it seem like she still has some control over her life, but she doesnt and he wont allow it.
Listen again,this is how abuse plays out. I know this from years of experience, even my life right now.
anonymous Oct 7th 2014 report
I think its about a relationship that the couple thought was a match made in heaven...but as it went on one of them realised that it might not be working as well anymore and as she tried to leave the first time he got angry and persuaded her to stay... she ended up staying and then things got serious and he became over-protective and abusive and when she confronted him about it he got angry and said its because he loves her to much to let her go... then one day they had a really bad fight and he was threatening her and she was just saying "Just gonna stand there and watch me burn?" And then finishes saying "Thats alright because i love the way you lie" this is implying that hes lying and he would try and save her.... i dont even know if this makes sense so yeah
anonymous Jun 24th 2013 report
This song is about a relationship that Eminem hopes will never be broken. He is striving to keep it even when it means being abusive with each other. He shows us that love is such an amazing emotion and can get really strong.
anonymous Mar 19th 2013 report
The more she lies the more he loves her.
But it should be on personality.
anonymous Jul 13th 2012 report
Most of the rap is actually about his daughter. FOr example "I snap, who's that dude? I don't even know his name. I laid hands on him, I'll never stoop so low again. I guess I just don't know my own strength." Hailie had a boyfriend that cheated on her and he punched him in the face. And "now you get to watch her leave again out the window. guess that's why they call it window pane." Halilie snuck out through her bedroom window and tried to run away.
This is basically a song that describes ABUSE-not relationships! this is not to be confused. Relationships can contain abuse, however this is not talking about relationships. Its talking about the Psychological state of someone who is abused. In order for you to understand abuse you have to be abused. For many abuse victims leaving isn't a rational answer, its their biggest mistakes. Although, there has to be some neuropsychological evidence for this, this is usually called the pink effect in psychology because its a sense of weakness and claustophobia.
anonymous Apr 16th 2012 report
Talking about lust and obsession.
anonymous Mar 21st 2012 report
Beautiful lies. He will always be my hero eventho he's losing his mind cos he knows when to feed me with fables and romance touch. Nightie night..
a7xsynner6661 Aug 28th 2011 report
ugh, they say i would like eminem lyrics but no. guess what? eminem took A7X's place at the top of... i think a chart? they would have been #1!
anonymous Aug 28th 2011 report
this song is about the abusive relationship of two people who are each others true loves ;)
anonymous Jun 18th 2011 report
this can have double sense..
illuminati and yeah normal problems on a relationship..
read becareful...
"I can't tell you what it really is(ILLUMINATI), I can only tell you what it feels like
And right now it's a steel knife in my windpipe
I can't breathe but I still fight while I can fight"
if he tell us ..directly..then he can end like tupac 3
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Big companies are good at innovating within silos, but woefully bad at combining creative energies across divisions to build new businesses. As the Merrill Lynch analyst Jessica Cohen once asked, How is it possible that Time Warner owned both Warner Music and AOL and didn't create something like iTunes? The problem, we believe, is structural: Business-unit boundaries exist precisely because they create efficient structures for executing strategy. But silo focus and ruthless efficiency come at the cost of cross-divisional collaboration, so some innovation opportunities are either poorly executed or not seen at all. The solution, we think, lies not in reorganization but in informal communication through the social networks that exist throughout the company. These networks must be shaped and cultivated to efficiently find and exploit innovations.
Social networks, of course, form and evolve organically in organizations. They can foster the serendipitous mixing of talent and ideas that fuels innovation. But after surveying 30 years' worth of organizational network literature and conducting extensive research at a large IT services firm on how networks influence innovation, we concluded that when left unmanaged, informal networks tend to inhibit innovation more often than they enable it. The very aspects that are beneficial at the exploration phase of innovation may hinder progress at the implementation phase, and vice versa. Thus company executives shouldn't expect informal, interdivisional networks to spontaneously produce innovations; they must consciously manage the structure of these networks to promote innovation at all its various stages.
Our work suggests that ideas for productive collaboration will most likely come from "idea brokers." These people maintain broad networks throughout the organization and are thus uniquely able to draw connections between—and recognize collaborative opportunities for—technologies, markets, or people that might otherwise never come into contact.
Although they are well suited to discovering new opportunities, idea brokers are rarely able by themselves to mobilize the organizational support and resources necessary for execution. Like bees, they specialize in cross-pollination; spending a bit of time in a large number of places, they develop a unique, pan-divisional perspective on innovation. As a result, they usually have not developed enough deep relationships to bring together the various divisions that need to collaborate. The ideal network structure for effectively marshaling resources and securing the participation of stakeholders who may have very different incentives is marked not by brokerage but by dense webs of strong interpersonal relations. These enable the exchange of fine-grained and tacit information, help actors navigate the unfamiliar terrain of partner divisions, and allow cohesiveness to build within the network, increasing trust and reducing intergroup rivalry.
If one kind of network helps to recognize opportunities and another helps to implement them, what are executives to do? We suggest a two-pronged approach.
First, invest in both idea brokers and strong cross-divisional ties. You can encourage the former by systematically promoting serendipitous meetings between people from different parts of the organization at conferences, off-sites, and training programs. To paraphrase Louis Pasteur, chance favors the prepared organization. You can encourage the latter with executive rotation, broadening the experience of young executives as they forge new ties and bring their old ones to bear in new contexts.
Second, become adept at deploying and overseeing informal networks. It is not enough to have both types of network; executives must proactively manage the transition between discovery of a collaborative opportunity and execution of a cross-divisional project. They can do this by selecting people for important positions on the basis of not only their skills and prior experience but also the nature of their social networks.


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