Tianjin Travel Guide Tianjin Travel Guide Tianjin Things to Do Attractions Shopping Nightlife Food Top Things to Do Free Things to Do Travel Information Maps Weather Transportation Tianjin Cruise Port Often abbreviated by the Chinese to just Jin Tianjin along with Beijing Shanghai and Chongqing is one of Chinas four municipalities 120 km from Beijing 25 minutes by bullet train Tianjins reputation is dwarfed by its sister the capital and so is seen by few tourists as a worthwhile destination Should Tianjin be so readily dismissed Here we discuss the unique attractions Tianjin has on offer You may be surprised and decide to include Tianjin on your own travel itinerary once you know what it has to offer Introducing Tianjin Situated on the sea so close to the capital Tianjin has long been a transport hub for international commerce and so a great deal of history has accrued to the municipality It has played its role as a hub for Chinese transport as well its spokes radiating out to a dozen northern provinces This is an area which has seen considerable activity through the centuries as a consequence with the varied comings and goings of foreigners and Chinese from many different regions and of many different ethnicities Today Tianjin boasts the largest artificial harbor in northern China with 30 different sea routes leading to over 300 of the worlds ports a magnet for international trade now more than ever Nor is its activity confined to commerce as an increasing number of Chinese seek adventure overseas and cruise liners proliferate Tianjins Rare Architectural Treasure The history of Tianjin has seen a great deal of foreign political influence as well as commerce From 1860 to 1903 the United Kingdom the USA France Germany Japan Russia Italy Belgium and other western nations compelled the Qing regime to cede eastern Tianjin to them dividing it up between themselves This led to a proliferation of national architectures of the period a jumble of fascinating buildings from various localities brought together uniquely into one small area What remains of them may be seen on five remaining streets in downtown Tianjin now a national treasure What has survived is far from insignificant In total the buildings occupy a total of 13 million square metres including over 100 imposing residencies with their traditional architectures and a further 300 of more modest proportions On the two banks of the Hai River Ming and Qing architectural styles are preserved along with these giving the area a unique flavor unparalleled elsewhere in China or the world The Astor Hotel Site The Astor Hotel has a long history changing down through the century and a half since its founding to reflect the change in its use and the society around it Founded in 1863 by the pastor John Innocent it originated as a building in classic British style in brick and wood It was then no more than a cottage but was extended piece by piece until there were two buildings on the site large enough now to serve as a hotel Contained within the hotel is a museum preserving some of the older architecture with a wooden promenade and arched windows with carved designs The exhibits in the museum display an interesting range of erstwhile Chinese technology old telephones and gramophone players and perhaps most interestingly the first ever Chinese elevator The Five Great Avenues These are now to be found to the southern side of modern downtown Tianjin running easttowest There are in excess of 230 buildings of interest preserved from the days of colonial Tianjin Many are modest but 50 or so were made for rich and famous Europeans in markedly opulent style In keeping with the fashion in Europe at the time the bewildering array of architecture is made still more startling by the incorporation of styles revived from the Renaissance ancient Greece Gothic and the Romantic period To complete the mix the array of European and ancient styles are complemented by the architecture of Qingdynasty China itself There is nowhere else that such a collision and mixing of civilizations has led to such an explosion of architectural styles so beautifully preserved and the Five Ancient Avenues are a sight not to be missed The Hai River Originating at the King Bridge in Beijing running for more than 70 km before emptying out into the sea at Da Gukou the Hai is the arterial river running through Tianjin It is also one of the better places from which to view the fascinating architecture of the old town arrayed along its banks Other Places of Interest in Tianjin The fascinating juxtaposition of foreign and Chinese architectural styles is not the only interest Tianjin has to offer This is above all a vibrant modern metropolis carrying on the traditions of commerce and the meeting of civilizations on into a thriving present day The Tianjin Eye The Tianjin Eye or to give it its full title the Yongle Bridge Tientsin Eye is a huge ferris wheel spanning the Hai River It serves both as a bridge and as a spectacular fun ride from which to see Tianjin from an elevated height How high Well raised above the bridge and with a diameter of 110 metres its the equivalent of a building 35 storeys in height and dwarfs its surroundings With 64 transparent 360degree viewing gondalas hanging from it each able to seat eight people its a fascinating ride in the 30 minutes it takes to rotate with views of up to 40 km Even if you dont take a ride on it the eye itself is an incredible sight particularly at night when it is lit up in changing colors Opening hours Every day from 930am to 930pm except Mondays when it is closed in the morning Pleasant Memories Celebrity Teahouse The teahouse takes its celebrity name from its being used for performances three times each day in the morning at noon and in the evening Performances may be anything by anyone of any age and is thus similar to a westernstyle cabaret only with Chinese characteristics of course There are two branches of this particular teahouse one is located on the Ancient Culture Street the other on Xinhua Road The one on Ancient Culture Street is more lively perhaps even too crowded at times while that on Xinhua Road is more relaxed with a more authentic feel to the decor These are also good venues for seeking out both traditional snacks and traditional crafts both of which are on sale Yan Yue Teahouse For those wanting to get off the tourist track and to experience for themselves Tianjin as the locals know it the Yan Yue Teahouse is strongly recommended Located in Heping district this is a quiet modest teahouse favoured by Tianjins residents Here too there is a stage for performances but whereas those in the Pleasant Memories teahouse are met with polite and quiet admiration here the audiences are more inclined to join in with the fun on offer passing comment as they eat melon seeds and gossip between themselves This teahouse is of particular note for having played host to some of the earlier performances of the famous crosstalk artiste Ma Sanli Kissling Restaurant One of Tianjins most famous and most popular western restaurants if youre looking for somewhere for a taste of home then the Kissling is a good choice The first floor serves as a bakery and is a good place for snacks and sandwiches the second floor is a buffet restaurant the third a standard restaurant and bar the fourth floor a French restaurant If youre peckish in your wanderings its almost certain the variety available at the Kissling will provide you with something that fills the hole nicely The Porcelain House The Porcelain House is a traditional French building furnished with antiques It is located on the Tianjin Chifeng Road The owner Zhang Lianzhi has taken considerable care over its furnishing and decoration with a particular eye to ceramics through items he has collected over some considerable period the main showcase of the Porcelain House to which it thus owes its name Here you may find exquisite pieces of porcelain ware as well as stone items of white marble crystal agate and other decorative materials As well as the traditional porcelain ware people have in their homes Mr Zhang has collected tens of thousands of tiles There are also cultural relics on display including 300 lions of all kinds and sizes which lurk in every corner of the building adding to the singular atmosphere Breakfast Stalls A fun aspect of the Tianjin experience is to get up early in the morning and make your breakfast from the many street stalls selling traditional breakfast food You can select from sugar pastry couvertures 糖皮 guozi fritters 果子 a tofu speciality known as old curd lao doufu 老豆腐 and jiang zi soybean milk 浆子 As interesting as the food is the people Everyone seats themselves where they can and that means mingling with the crowd meeting strangers chatting and eating The bigger and more crowded the stand the more fun it is Some of the stalls are staterun enterprises including the Laoyoule stand on Tianjins Nanshi food street and the downtown Dafulai stand To find Nanshi food street head out to the more prosperous area of Heping District Its fascinating for its architecture as well as for its food the streets lined with buildings of a singularly Chinese character giving the air of a fortress in their looming over the breakfast eaters A large street theres plenty on offer Alongside dishes already listed try the Goubuli steam buns 狗不理包子 Guifaxiang fried dough twist 桂发祥麻花 Erduoyan fried cake 耳朵眼炸糕 and crispy rice dishes If thats not enough to satisfy you then dont worry Nanshi has gone way beyond many a traditional Chinese food street in the fare it has to offer not only featuring traditional food from other Chinese provinces Shandong Guangdong Hunan Jiangsu Zhejiang Fujian and Anhui in particular but also in its embracing of international cuisine most notably Japanese and Korean Tianjin International Cruise Port Before you leave its worth paying a visit to the port to see how far Tianjin has come from its early roots as gateway to the world for imperial China Perhaps the most stunning example of its new modernity is to be found in the magnificent ships in the International Cruise Port Several ships from several international lines are already making Tianjin their home ports a fitting tribute to a city that has come far in the modern era while retaining so much of its vibrant past Tianjin is well worth the visit Further Reading For further background information on the past referenced in this article see our overview of Chinese For a broader overview of Tianjin itself check out our more extensive guide Why Not Let China Highlights Take You There With so much on offer in Tianjin with places to locate hotels to book and transport to be arranged wouldnt it be good if you could just forget all that go there and enjoy yourself Well thats why were here China Highlights specializes in taking all the hassle out of arranging your trip and leaves you with nothing to do except have fun with a 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Chinese Architectures Stupas and Pagodas Stupas appeared in China with the import of Buddhism and during a long history of well over a thousand years have become a valued part of the national Buddhist art Stupa a word from ancient Sanskrit meaning a square or round tomb or a soul shrine was mentioned by old Chinese works under no less than half a dozen varying translations In modern times people call all towerlike Buddhist structure ta which includes all types of stupas and pogodas At the beginning the stupa was a reliquary for keeping the relics or ashes of a saintly Buddhist It is said that beadlike crystals of white or some other colour were often found among the ashes after cremation and they are called shelizi or holy relics Buddhists believe that when Sakyamuni founder of the faith was cremated 84000 beads of holy relics were found They were shared among the kings of eight nations who built stupas to house them for worship This was generally thought to be the origin of stupas or pogadas Subsequently they were built not only to bury the relics or ashes of venerable monks but also to safekeep holy scriptures and various ritual implements They are therefore also called fota Buddhas pagodas or baota treasure pagodas and are objects of homage A Chinese proverb says To save a life is a holier deed than to build a stupa of seven storeys Pagodas are mostly of seven or thirteen storeys This is because odd numbers were supposed to be masculine and auspicious in China but this has nothing to do with the teachings of Buddhism Architecturally speaking Chinese pagodas have special features of their own A pagoda may be built of any of a number of materialsstone brick wood glazed tile iron or gold In plan figure it may be round square hexagonal or octagonal In architectural style it may be in one of a variety of forms which will be discussed in the following pages Chinese pagodas in short are a significant part of the countrys cultural heritage With their beautiful shapes basrelief carvings dougong brackets and upturned eaves they no longer serve religious purposes alone but are exquisite tourist attractions as well 1 The CloseEaved Pagoda This is an earliest style of Chinese pagodas typified by the Pagoda of Chongyuesi Temple in Dengfeng County Henan Province Built in AD 523 in the Northern Wei Dynasty it is also one of the oldest existing pagodas in the country The twelvesided 41metretall pagoda is built entirely of blue bricks The body is girdled round by 15 closelyarranged eaves which get smaller in beautiful proportions towards the tapering top The inside of the pagoda is a structure of 10 floors its octagonal rooms linked up by wooden stairs The Chongyuesi Pagoda is of great value in the history of Chinese architecture Constructed in an age long before the reinforecd concrete was dreamed of the allbrick structure despite the ravages of wind and rain over 1400 years is still standing erect in testimony to the high level of skills at the command of the unknown ancient builders 2 The Tower Pagoda This is the most common type of pagodas seen in China which visitors may climb up for a bridseye view of the surrounding country The worldfamous Wooden Pagoda in Yingxian County Shanxi Province is a typical towerlike pagoda Built in 1056 during the Liao Dynasty it is the tallest and oldest of its kind in the country Standing on a twotiered stone terrace and true to its name the structure 6713 metres tall and 30 metres across at the bottom is all wood The ground storey has double eaves so the 5storeyed octagonal building has altogether 6 eaves The interior of the pagoda consists of nine floors with four of them hidden from outside view Structurally the pagoda was erected by stages with separate sets of columns beams and purlins in between every two storeys Joining these together are dougong brackets of 5060 kinds which hold the huge wooden structure together in an integral piece strong and magnificent without the help of a single piece of metal Visitors can scale the pagoda by the wooden stairs inside which lead up to the top floor It is estimated that more than 3500 cubic metres or about 3000 tons of timber must have been used to build the pagoda The 900yearold Wooden Pagoda during its long life has been weathered by the elements shelled on by warlords firearms and shaken by strong earthquakes Though slightly tilted it still stands majestic today an architectural marvel not only for China but for the whole world Wutasi the FivePagoda Temple is situated near the Wuta Temple streetYuquan District Hohhot capital of Inner MongoliaCity 3 The DiamondThrone Pagodas This type of religious architecture has its origin in India and is not often seen in China Prominent examples are the group of pagodas in Beijing s Zhenjuesi Temple popularly known as Wutasi the FivePagoda Temple because of them and another group of SariraStupas on a diamondthrone in Huhhot Inner Mongolia This type of pagodas have the common feature five smaller pagodas being built on a high and solid square base called the diamondthrone The arrangement of the five pagodas as for instance those in Beijing is one at the centre and one each at the four corners of the base dedicated to the Buddhas of all quarters The lower parts of the pagodas and the sides of the diamondthrone are carved with basrelief images of Recorded history tells us that early in the Yongle reign 14031423 of the Ming Dynasty a venerable monk named Bandida came from India to Beijing and presented to the Emperor five gold statues of Buddha and a plan for a diamondthroneThe emperor bestowed on him the title of National Master and ordered a temple with pagodas to be built according to his plan The resultant structure was basically after the Indian design with some Chinese modifications The base was enlarged to be 178 metres high while the five pagodas were reduced to about 6 metres tall Furthermore a Chinese pavilion 4 The Dagoba The dagoba is a pagoda of Tibetan style and its most remarkable example is the White Dagoba in Beijings Miaoyingsi Temple The Mongolians of China were believers of the Lamaist school of Buddhism which originated in Tibet When Kublai Khan Emperor Shizu of the Yuan Dynasty united the country in 1260 he set about rebuilding a large Liao Dynasty dagoba in Beijing into the symbol of the Mongolian regime blessed with divine power to keep the capitals inhabitants and the nation in peaceful submission The project took eight years and was completed in 1271 The 731yearold dagoba is like a nectar vessel or divine vase rising 50 metres towards the clouds towering and dignified The dagoba consists of three parts the base the body and the crown The base covering 1422 square metres is a huge platform of brick representing the throne of Mt Sumeru The main pan of the body is in the shape of an upturned almsbowl more than 18 metres across Higher up is the part like a truncated tapering column bearing the sign of the Buddhist wheel It carries on its top a canopy 97 metres across like a huge opened umbrella Hung from the edge of the canopy are a ring of 36 bronze bells which tinkle in the Chinese dagobas were patterned after Nepalese prototypes The Beijing pagoda just described was designed by a Nepalese engineer known in Chinese as Anigo So it shows in its appearance an obvious foreign artistic style It remains an eloquent symbol of the enduring friendhip between China and her Himalayan neighbour 5 MotherandChildren Pagodas The motherandchildren pagodas are an architectural complex rarely seen in China The bestknown example is the Manfeilong White Pagodas at Damenglong in Jinghong County a district populated by the Dai nationality in Xishuang Banna Yunnan Province They were built in the year 565 of the Dai calendar AD 1204 as a group arrangement of nine pagodas The one in the middle is the mother erect and elegant with her height of 1629 metres Standing around her at what would be the corners of a regular octagon are her children eight smaller pagodas 91 metres high The bottoms of the pagodas consist of niches containing statues of Buddha Viewed from above the group resembles a lotus blossom with its petals open The pagodas have snowwhite bodies and golden tips and seen through the green foliage of trees Legend has it that Sakyamuni founder of Buddhism once came to sermonize at Damenglong and left a huge footprint 58 cm by 85 cm on a blue rock In commemoration of this important event local followers built the group of nine pagodas on the same rock where he had stood For this association they are held in high esteem by Buddhist circles and many pilgrims come here from different quarters to pay homage The Manfeilong Pagodas are noted for their peculiar shape and beautiful style and also for the pronounced Dai flavour shown by the basrelief carving and sculpture They are therefore a cultural marvel in the southwestern region of the country 6 Forest of Pagoda As a pagoda is the burial place of monks a forest of pagodas may be said to be the graveyard of Buddhists One of such forests belongs to the famous Shaolin Monastery in Dengfeng County Henan Province With its 220 brick pagodas it is the resting place of the abbots and senior monks of the monastery who lived at various times under several dynasties from the Tang to the Qing spanning a thousand years It is the forest of pagodas of the largest scale and built over the longest stretch of time The pagodas mostly decorated with carvings and inscriptions are generally of three to seven storeys and of varying heights up to 15 metres They are of different forms square or hexagon in crosssection a column a cone or a vase in shape with straight or curving lines Another rare forest of pagodas lies in the vicinity of Lingyansi Temple in Shandong Province It compirses 176 pagodas of a variety of attractive forms also built at different times since the Tang Dynasty These pagodas in Henan Shandong and elsewhere are a valuable storehouse of information 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Vaccines and ADDADHD Some people have wondered whether vaccinations cause attention deficit disorder ADD or attentiondeficit hyperactivity disorder ADHD The diseases that vaccines prevent do not cause these disorders so it is not likely that vaccines to prevent them would However concerns were related to thimerosal a mercurycontaining preservative which was in several vaccines commonly given during the first few years of life The detrimental health effects caused by mercury are dependent on a variety of factors including the form and dose of mercury and the developmental age of the person being exposed Most of the data from mercury exposures has resulted from the type commonly ingested when we eat fish known as methyl mercury The type of mercury in vaccines is called thimerosal PDF 193KB which is made of ethyl mercury Ethyl mercury is less likely to accumulate and cause ill effects compared to methyl mercury because it is eliminated from the body much more quickly However when concerns about an association between mercury exposure from vaccines and conditions related to attention deficit disorders arose researchers tested this hypothesis Three large studies provided assurance that vaccines didnt cause attention deficit disorders Verstraeten and colleagues compared thimerosal exposure and a variety of neurodevelopmental delays including attention deficit disorders in more than 124000 infants from two larger HMO databases and an additional 16700 children in a third HMO Children who received thimerosalcontaining vaccines were not at greater risk of attention deficit disorder than those who didnt receive these vaccines Andrews and colleagues compared thimerosal exposure from DTPDT vaccines in the first six months of life in about 110000 children Again receipt of thimerosalcontaining vaccines was not associated with the development of attention deficit disorder Another concern was related to children getting too many vaccines too soon so Smith and Woods compared children who got vaccines according to the recommended schedule the timely group with those whose parents had chosen to delay or withhold vaccines the untimely group The study included more than 1000 children The researchers used statistical analyses to compare these two groups for a variety of outcomes some of which were attention deficitrelated characteristics They found no association between timely receipt of immunizations and developmental delays Therefore parents can be reassured that vaccines do not cause ADDADHD or related conditions References Andrews N Miller E Grant A et al Thimerosal exposure in infants and developmental disorders A retrospective cohort study in the United Kingdom does not support a causal association Pediatrics 2004 1143 58491 Smith MJ and Woods CR Ontime vaccine receipt in the first year does not adversely affect neuropsychological outcomes Pediatrics 2010 1256 113441 Verstraeten T Davis RL DeStefano F et al Safety of ThimerosalContaining Vaccines A TwoPhased Study of Computerized Health Maintenance Organization Databases Pediatrics 2003 1125 103948 World Health Organization Mercury and Health Fact Sheet Accessed 12516 Reviewed by Paul A Offit MD Lori Handy MD MSCE on October 10 2017 Next Steps Contact Us Vaccine Education Center Contact Us Online Materials in this section are updated as new information and vaccines become available The Vaccine Education Center staff regularly reviews materials for accuracy You should not consider the information in this site to be specific professional medical advice for your personal health or for your familys personal health You should not use it to replace any relationship with a physician or other qualified healthcare professional For medical concerns including decisions about vaccinations medications and other treatments you should always consult your physician or in serious cases seek immediate assistance from emergency personnel

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Whats the Difference Between Tofu and Tempeh It doesnt matter if you lust for a bloody burger once in a while Soybeans can satisfy a different kind of craving when you need some protein and you want it fast and cheap with no remorse And two soybean products dont have to be mystery meat to you Tofu is like the popular kid in school with many trendy outfits and tempeh is the nuttier kid on the fringe who doesnt change for anyone Tofus friends also call her soybean curd or bean curd Custardlike and white the analogy is over now tofu is made from curdled soy milk an ironrich liquid extracted from ground cooked soybeans The resulting curds are drained and pressed into a block sort of like the cheese process The firmness of the tofu depends on how much whey was extracted Tofu has a bland nuttylike flavor that gives it a chameleonlike capability to take on the flavor of the food with which its cooked according to The New Food Loverss Companion the fifth edition of the classic food bible Its texture is smooth and creamy yet its firm enough to slice Its kinda spongy too Tofu comes as a 5inch block in regular lowfat and nonfat varieties as well as extra firm firm soft and silken which is more like a liquid and comes in soft regular and firm styles You store it in the refrigerator covered in water You can slice dice or mash it up for soups stirfry dishes casseroles sandwiches salads salad dressings and sauces Its easy to digest low in calories calcium and sodium and high in protein Tempeh is a soybean cake with a much different texture and nutritional profile Cooked whole soybeans are fermented into a firm dense chewy cake that tastes nuttier and more earthy It possesses more protein dietary fiber and vitamins compared to tofu as well as a firmer texture and stronger flavor It has less fat and is less processed so tempeh is considered healthier than tofu You often see it in the store in flat 8inch rectangular pieces that look brownish with bits of soybean showing through Like tofu tempeh absorbs the flavors with which its cooked Tempeh is a great meat substitute for things like burgers because it can hold its shape when cooked You can also crumble it and add it to casseroles and sauces like tofu You store it in the fridge as well but without water Regardless youll see that tofu gets invited to all the parties while tempeh only occasionally makes an appearance Check our recipes which use mostly tofu and a little tempeh 1 Pad Thai Chowhound One of the mostordered items at Thai restaurants Pad Thai can be served with tofu shrimp chicken beef or whatever protein is your choice It is an easy but fastmoving dish so have everything chopped and ready to go before you begin The iconic dish of Thailand uses an ingredient and technique noodles and stirfry brought over from China Then Thailand tosses in its four flavors salty sweet sour and spicy Get our Pad Thai recipe 2 Saag Tofu Chowhound Saag feels decadent and creamy but its rich while still being healthy Its got Greek yogurt spinach grape tomatoes onions garlic and spices in this quick recipe that could take you about 30 minutes for real to pull together Weeknight meal anyone Get our Saag Tofu recipe 3 Grilled Tofu Torta Chowhound Mexican hot sauce has just the right amount of vinegar and spice to transform tofu into a spicy tangy filling for this vegetarian version of the classic Mexican sandwich Grill the marinated tofu then top it with smashed black beans salty crumbles of Cotija cheese pickled jalapeños creamy avocado and shredded lettuce all inside a soft bun Get our Grilled Tofu Torta recipe 4 Chilled Tofu Salad with MisoGinger Vinaigrette Chowhound Peanuts carrots scallions really add some great flavor and texture in this chilled tofu salad brimming with crunchy cucumbers and green beans and tossed in a tangy misoginger vinaigrette Get our Chilled Tofu Salad with MisoGinger Vinaigrette recipe 5 Fruity Smoothie Chowhound With bananas strawberries apple juice vanilla yogurt and a touch of honey this smoothie makes for a tasty breakfast or snack The tofu adds a heftier texture and more health Get our Fruity Smoothie recipe 6 CajunSpiced Tempeh Po Boys Undressed Let the good times roll vegetarianstyle Bell peppers onion tomato paste and all sorts of spices go into this Brooklyn version of this Southern sandwich particularly popular in New Orleans Get our CajunSpiced Tempeh Po Boy recipe 7 Tempeh and White Bean Sausage Patties How do you make vegan sausage patties better than the ones you can buy in a store Crumble up some tempeh cook it in a little water mash it white beans and add it in all the flavor of fennel sage garlic thyme cayenne and nutmeg This is the stuff of good flavor Get our Tempeh and White Bean Sausage Patties recipe Head Photo The Simple Veganista See more articles

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How Much Salt Is in Salted Butter By Roxanne Webber Published on Friday March 6 2009 The National Dairy Council NDC says that generally salted butter contains 1617 percent salt But its up to each company to determine how much it wants to use in its product We surveyed the sodium content per tablespoon in a few brands and the amount varies note that salt itself has a sodium content of only around 40 percent by weight Kerry Gold 50 milligrams Land OLakes 95 milligrams Challenge 90 milligrams Safeway O Organics 90 milligrams Straus 45 milligrams Horizon 115 milligrams Lucerne 90 milligrams If sodium in your diet is a concern buy unsalted butter If its not then the choice is mostly a matter of taste Most recipes call for unsalted or sweet butter Also the shelf life differs between salted and unsalted butter says the NDC because the salt acts as a preservative The NDC says that salted butter can be stored for up to two months in the refrigerator and six to nine months in the freezer whereas unsalted butter should only be refrigerated for up to two weeks and frozen for up to five months Check out these threads to find out how Chowhounds use salted and unsalted butter in their cooking Salted Butter Confession Does anyone else use salted butter when cooking Salted Butter CHOWs Nagging Question column appears every Friday Got a Nagging Question of your own Email us See more articles Load Comments Get fresh food news delivered to your inbox Sign up for our newsletter to receive the latest tips tricks recipes and more sent twice a week I have read and agree to CBS Interactives Terms of Use Privacy Policy Video Services Policy I understand that I will receive the Chowhound Newsletter I am aware I can opt out at any time

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What does the Bible have to say about taking risks Pexels Unsplash Life is full of risks and missing the opportunity to take some probably even most of them could lead to much regret in the end What does God say about risk and how does He exemplify for us how to deal with and respond to risks You have probably heard of the famous story in the Bible where Jesus starts walking from the shore to the disciples while striding on the surface of the sea He then calls out to Peter to do the same Matthew 1429 but as the disciple does so he is overcome by the risks and then later starts to sink What kind of risks are you facing today A new job opportunity business venture a relationship that could possibly turn into marriage or a crosscountry move to go to a promising university God calls us at many times to risky situations because He desires that we step out in faith Faith can not and will not exist without a little bit of risk or if it did we wouldnt really be able to measure and grow it God designs situations in our life that make us feel unsure so that we may look to God as our true source of guidance and strength Proverbs 35 says Trust in the Lord with all your heart and do not lean on your own understanding What could be a more fitting picture of risk However it is also important to remember that as we face risks God also urges us to practice a leveled amount of wisdom to balance things out for us Blind faith is not just risky Its also uncalled for Proverbs 1114 reminds us For lack of guidance a nation falls but victory is won through many advisers But nonetheless risks are inevitable and have become a very vital part of our lives It is through risktaking that we exercise our faith in a God who cancels out all risks and makes all things work together for the good of those who love Him If for anything let us learn how God Himself took the risk of trusting in us and giving us His very life even though it meant dying an excruciating and humiliating death We are the ultimate risk but Jesus took it anyway because to Him we would be worth it In the same way He calls us to put our faith in Him just as He has put His faith in us And God is more trustworthy than we will ever be Sure risk can be daunting even paralyzing but as long as we are assured that it is Gods perfect will for us and we know it will honor Him God has our backs and He will turn great trials and risks into wonderful rewards

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Meet You in Hell by Les Standiford Stranger than fiction Entertaining history explores clash of industrialist titans STEVE WEINBERG Published 530 am CDT Sunday August 7 2005 MEET YOU IN HELL Andrew Carnegie Henry Clay Frick and the Bitter Partnership That Transformed America By Les Standiford Crown 320 pp 2495 The story behind the title of this microhistory with macrohistory ambitions suggests the books strengths and weaknesses for readers Recommended Video Speed Normal Quality Auto Quality Speed 025 050 075 Normal 125 150 175 0000 0000 First some background about the two protagonists and the author Andrew Carnegie 18351919 arrived in the United States from Scotland penniless He made one of the worlds largest personal fortunes by producing steel then gave away much of that fortune building public libraries in municipalities across the nation Carnegies business ventures brought him into contact with the younger Henry Clay Frick 18491919 another man who grew up poor but in the Pittsburgh coal country not Scotland Frick served a dual role as both corporate visionary and hardnosed negotiator with steelmill laborers Les Standiford an English professor at Florida International University is primarily a novelist Havana Run Bone Key In other words he creates characters in his mind But it struck him that he could create no characters more compelling than Carnegie and Frick Besides in the lives of the two men Standiford saw the origins of the contemporary corporate state exploitative labor relations hatred for unions the practice of undercutting competing businesses by any means necessary strict cost accounting to maximize operating efficiency and profits entry of privatesector tycoons into the realm of government policy grand philanthropic contributions to buy good will a willingness to deceive government regulators business partners and investors Now back to the significance of the title The opening paragraph of Standifords narrative reads like this On a late spring day in 1919 so the story goes only weeks before the Treaty of Versailles put an end to a war that had threatened the very fabric of civilization one of Americas wealthiest men his holdings valued at more than 100 billion in todays dollars sat up in his sick bed in his Manhattan home and called to one of his caregivers for a pen and paper Carnegie wrote a note to Frick something that shocked his assistants because of the decadeslong personal war between the two men a war with its origins in an 1892 labor strike gone sour at the Homestead steel mill According to Standiford bewildered Carnegie assistant James Bridge delivered the note to Fricks New York City mansion While in Fricks presence Bridge learned Carnegie had asked for a meeting possibly hoping to repair the damage in their relationship As Standiford tells it By this time Bridge might have been edging for the door Fricks ire was after all legendary Finally Frick reportedly said Yes you can tell Carnegie Ill meet him Tell him Ill see him in Hell where we both are going Great stuff worth repeating But how does Standiford know it is true Maybe he is unsure given his use of the term so the story goes The bibliography after all consists of only 23 books from which Standiford says he has drawn extensively But he never evaluates the accuracy of those books for his readers and he eschews footnotes or other indications of how he knows what he thinks he knows One of the 23 books for example is by James Bridge In that book does Bridge relate the meet you in Hell line I have no idea based on So does the poor sourcing devalue Standifords narrative to the point of making it unworthy of our attention No Standifords personal interest in the legacy of Carnegie and Frick related several places in the book is touching and interesting As for the CarnegieFrick relationship itself no question that it is an important saga The book is wellwritten as might be expected from an accomplished novelist For amateur historians it is a good starting place For serious historians it should not serve as an ending place Steve Weinberg is a biographer living in Columbia Mo View Comments

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Home Media Centre Church of England at a glance History of the Church of England Media Centre Church of England at a glance History of the Church of England An Ancient Church An English Church A reformed Church An established Church A comprehensive Church A Church committed to mission and unity An Ancient Church The roots of the Church of England go back to the time of the Roman Empire when a Christian church came into existence in what was then the Roman province of Britain The early Christian writers Tertullian and Origen mention the existence of a British church in the third century AD and in the fourth century British bishops attended a number of the great councils of the Church such as the Council of Arles in 314 and the Council of Rimini in 359 The first member of the British church whom we know by name is St Alban who tradition The British church was a missionary church with figures such as St Illtud St Ninian and St Patrick evangelising in Wales Scotland and Ireland but the invasions by the pagan Angles Saxons and Jutes in the fifth century seem to have destroyed the organisation of the church in much of what is now England In 597 a mission sent by Pope Gregory the Great and led by St Augustine of Canterbury landed in Kent to begin the work of converting these pagan peoples What eventually became known as the Church of England the Ecclesia Anglicana or the English Church was the result of a combination of three streams of Christianity the Roman tradition of St Augustine and his successors the remnants of the old RomanoBritish church and the Celtic tradition coming down from Scotland and associated with people like St Aidan and St Cuthbert Back to top An English Church These three streams came together as a result of increasing contact and a number of local synods of which the Synod of Whitby in 664 has traditionally been seen as the most important The result was an English Church led by the two Archbishops of Canterbury and York that was fully brought into the Christian Church of the west This meant that it was influenced by the wider development of the Western Christian tradition in areas such as theology liturgy church architecture and the development of monasticism It also meant that until the Reformation in the 16th century the Church of England accepted the authority of the Pope Back to top A reformed Church At the Reformation the Western Church became divided between those who continued to accept Papal authority and the various Protestant churches that did not The Church of England was among the churches that broke with Rome The catalyst for this decision was the refusal of the Pope to annul the marriage of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon but also a Tudor nationalist belief that authority over the English Church properly belonged to the English monarchy In the reign of Henrys son Edward VI the Church of England underwent further reformation driven by the conviction that the theology being developed In the reign of Mary Tudor the Church of England once again submitted to Papal authority However this policy was reversed when Elizabeth I became Queen in 1558 The religious settlement that eventually emerged in the reign of Elizabeth gave the Church of England the distinctive identity that it still has today It resulted in a Church that consciously retained a large amount of continuity with the Church of the Patristic and Medieval periods in terms of its use of the catholic creeds its pattern of ministry its buildings and aspects of its liturgy but which also embodied Protestant insights in its theology and in the overall shape of its liturgical practice The way that this is often expressed is by saying that the Church of England is At the end of the 16th century Richard Hooker produced the classic defence of the Elizabethan settlement in his Of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity a work which sought to defend the Church of England against its Puritan critics who wanted further changes to make the Church of England more like the churches of Geneva or Scotland Back to top An established Church In the 17th century continuing tensions within the Church of England over theological and liturgical issues were among the reasons that led to the English Civil War The Church was associated with the losing Royalist side and during the period of the Commonwealth from 16491660 its bishops were abolished and its prayer book the Book of Common Prayer was banned With the restoration of the monarchy in 1660 this situation was reversed and in 1662 those clergy who could not accept this were forced to leave their posts These clergy and their congregations were then persecuted until 1689 when the Toleration Act gave legal existence to those Protestant groups outside the Church of England who accepted the doctrine of the Trinity The settlement of 1689 has remained the basis of the constitutional position of the Church of England ever since a constitutional position in which the Church of England has remained the established Church with a range of legal privileges and responsibilities but with ever increasing religious and civil rights being granted to other Christians those of other faiths and those of no faith at all As well as being the established Church in England the Church of England has also become the mother church of the Anglican Communion a group of separate churches that are in communion with the Archbishop of Canterbury and for whom he is the focus of unity Back to top A comprehensive Church The history of the Church of England from the 18th century onwards has been enriched by the coexistence within it of three broad traditions the Evangelical the Catholic and the Liberal The Evangelical tradition has emphasized the significance of the Protestant aspects of the Church of Englands identity stressing the importance of the authority of Scripture preaching justification by faith and personal conversion The Catholic tradition strengthened and reshaped from the 1830s by the Oxford movement has emphasized the significance of the continuity between the Church of England and the Church of the Early and Medieval periods It has stressed the importance of the visible Church and its sacraments and the belief that the ministry of bishops priests and deacons is a sign and instrument of the Church of Englands Catholic and apostolic identity The Liberal tradition has emphasized the importance of the use of reason in theological exploration It has stressed the need to develop Christian belief and practice in order to respond creatively to wider advances in human knowledge and understanding and the importance of social and political action in forwarding Gods kingdom It should be noted that these three traditions have not existed in strict isolation Both in the case of individuals and in the case of the Church as a whole influences from all three traditions have overlapped in a whole variety of different ways It also needs to be noted that since the 1960s a fourth influence the Charismatic movement has become increasingly important This has emphasized the importance of the Church being open to renewal through the work of the Holy Spirit Its roots lie in Evangelicalism but it has influenced people from a variety of different traditions Back to top A Church committed to mission and unity From the 18th century onwards the Church of England has also been faced with a number of challenges that it continues to face today There has been the challenge of responding to social changes in England such as population growth urbanisation and the development of an increasingly multicultural and multifaith society There has been the challenge of engaging in mission in a society that has become increasingly materialist in outlook and in which belief in God or interest in spiritual matters is not seen as being linked to involvement with the life of the Church There has been the challenge of providing sufficient and sufficiently trained clergy and lay ministers to enable the Church of England to carry out its responsibility to provide ministry and pastoral care for every parish in the country There has been the challenge of trying to overcome the divisions of the past by developing closer relationships between the Church of England and other churches and trying to move with them towards the goal of full visible unity As this account has shown the changes that have taken place in the Church of England over the centuries have been many and various What has remained constant however has been the Churchs commitment to the faith uniquely revealed in the Holy Scriptures and set forth in the catholic creeds its maintenance of the traditional three fold order of ministry and its determination to bring the grace of God to the whole nation through word and sacrament in the power of the Holy Spirit For further reading I Bunting ed Celebrating the Anglican Way S C Neill Anglicanism S Platten ed Anglicanism and the Western Christian Tradition Back to top Scripture Another term for the Christian Bible Evangelical A Christian who particularly values the authority of scripture and the experience of saving faith Reformation A movement in 16thcentury church history started by Martin Luther Archbishop Leading bishop with authority for a province There are two provinces and therefore two Archbishops in England Canterbury and York

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