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4. Mini Biographies Of Scots And Scots Descendants - Edward Sang Edward Sang was born in Kirkcaldy in 1805. At the age of only 13, Edward Sangdied in Edinburgh 1890. Sang and his wife Isabella Elmslie had a son and http://www.electricscotland.com/webclans/minibios/s/sang_edward.htm

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6. Archives Hub: Mathematical Works By Edward Sang Edward Sang was born in Fife on 30 January 1805. The works of Edward Sanginclude 13 volumes of logarithms and 26 miscellaneous volumes on a variety of http://www.archiveshub.ac.uk/news/esang.html

Archives Hub Mathematical Works by Edward Sang (1805-1890) Held at : Edinburgh University Library, Special Collections and Archives Reference GB 0237 Gen. 310-349 Title : Mathematical Works by Edward Sang (1805-1890) Dates of creation : before 1890 Extent : 39 volumes (1 linear metre) Level of Description : Fonds Administrative/Biographical History Scope and Content The works of Edward Sang include 13 volumes of logarithms and 26 miscellaneous volumes on a variety of mathematical subjects including geometry and algebra, trigonometry, the theory of variables, driving belt calculations, and load-bearing calculations for the Forth Bridge. There is also a volume on The teeth of wheels Administrative Information Dates of Accumulation Before 1890 Access Conditions Contact the repository for details Access Points Sang Edward Foucault Jean-Bernard-Leon ... Forth Bridge (South Queensferry, Scotland : Railroad bridge) Further Information Finding Aids An important finding aid is the alphabetical Index to Manuscripts held at Edinburgh University Library, Special Collections and Archives. Additions to the typed slips in sheaf binders were made until 1987. Archives Hub homepage Quick Search Advanced Search Science Year

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8. Sang Edward 1805-1890 Mathematician, Engineer And Actuary Sang Edward 18051890 mathematician, engineer and actuary. Edinburgh Museum of Science and Art Syllabus of Lectures (1867-1868) http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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13. Solemn Profession Of Brother Dermot During the distribution of Holy Communion the choir sang edward Elgar’s “AveVerum” followed by Thomas Tallis’ “If ye love me.” For the recessional hymn the http://www.carmelites.ie/Vocations/dermotsolprof.htm

Solemn Profession of Brother Dermot Menu... Go to.... Homepage Welcome Who are the Carmelites? A history in Ireland Carmelites in Ireland Today In Zimbabwe Lay Carmel/Third Order Vocation to Carmel Spirituality Carmelite Saints Prayer Reflections on the Daily Readings Carmelite Periodicals Around the World What’s New . . . Links Site Map Search this site. . . On Sunday afternoon, November 10, 2002, Brother Dermot made his Solemn Profession in the Order of Carmelites. A Solemn Profession is a very significant moment in the life of any religious and of their Order as it is the moment when an individual consecrates the rest of their life to God and to his service and the service of his people. It is a public demonstration of belief in God and of the desire to grow closer to him each day and to help others along the path that leads to eternal life. The time leading up to a Solemn Profession is not a short one but takes a number of years. Bro Dermot joined the Order of Carmelites in September 1996, along with Bro Patrick (who was Ordained priest in August, 2002), and spent the first year in novitiate – a time of distancing himself for a time from all that was familiar as he thought and prayed about what he was doing and began to learn more about the Carmelite Family and his relationship with God. At the end of that first year he made his Simple Profession in which he promised to live a life of poverty, obedience and chastity for a period of three years. With the ending of the novitiate he began the formal studies of philosophy followed by theology at the Milltown Institute of Philosophy and Theology and later at All Hallows College. Throughout this time also he gave much thought and prayer to what he was doing and to discerning what it was that God was asking of him.

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15. Sang Biography of edward sang (18051890) edward sang, mathematician, engineerand actuary, was the 6th of 11 children of edward sang (1771-1862), http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Sang.html

Edward Sang Born: 30 Jan 1805 in Kirkcaldy, Fife, Scotland Died: 23 Dec 1890 Click the picture above to see two larger pictures Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Version for printing Edward Sang , mathematician, engineer and actuary, was the 6 th of 11 children of Edward Sang (1771-1862), nurseryman and sometime Provost of Kirkcaldy, and his wife Jean Nicol (b.1773) a relative of William Nicol (b.1770) who invented the Nicol prism. He attended a subscription school, founded by his father and others, under a gifted headmaster Edward Irving. At Edinburgh University during 1818 - 1824, he impressed professors William Wallace and John Leslie in mathematics and natural philosophy, despite periods of illness. Small for his age, he was first mocked by fellow-students, then admired for his precocious talent. Sang first worked in Edinburgh as surveyor, civil engineer and mathematics teacher and lectured on natural philosophy. During 1841-43 he was Professor of Mechanical Sciences at the nonconformist Manchester New College, then went to Constantinople to establish engineering schools, plan railways and an ironworks. He lectured (in Turkish) at the Imperial School, Muhendis-hana Berii and gained fame by predicting the solar eclipse of 1847, thereby dispelling superstition. He resigned against the Sultan's wishes, returning to Edinburgh in 1854 to teach mathematics. An active Fellow of the Royal Scottish Society of Arts and the

16. References For Sang References for the biography of edward sang. D Bruce Peebles, edward sang (withlist of writings), Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/References/Sang.html

References for Edward Sang Version for printing Books: A R Davidson, The History of the Faculty of Advocates in Scotland 1856-1956 Articles: Anon. (possibly C G Knott), Dr Edward Sang's Logarithmic, Trigonometrical, and Astronomical Tables, Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh D Bruce Peebles, Edward Sang (with list of writings), Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (Obituary Notices) (1897), xvii-xxxii. Edward Sang MSS and related papers, The National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh, Acc. 10780. (89 volumes/items of tables, correspondence etc., previously held by the Royal Society of Edinburgh). Edward Sang MSS, Edinburgh University Library 40 vols. Gen. 310-349. C G Knott, Edward Sang and his logarithmic calculations, in C G Knott (ed.), Napier Tercentenary Memorial Volume Microfiche Index of Old Parish Records (Scotland). W Swan, Presidential Address for 1882, Transactions of the Royal Scottish Society of Arts XI The Royal Society Catalogue of Scientific Papers 1800-1900. C D Waterston, Notes on portraits in oils, busts and statuettes, the property of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, displayed in the rooms of the Society

17. Athenaeum Index: Author, Editor, Translator Record. Author, Editor and/or Translator. sang, edward. Authored. Elementary Arithmetic1500 (July 26,1856); Life Assurance and Annuity Tables 797 (February 4 http://web.soi.city.ac.uk/~asp/v2/authors/authorfiles/SANG,Edward.html

Author, Editor and/or Translator: SANG, Edward Authored: Elementary Arithmetic 1500 (July 26,1856) Life Assurance and Annuity Tables 797 (February 4,1843) Tables for the Mutual Conversion of Solar and Sidereal Time 2107 (March 14,1868) Main Page Search Screen Browse Menu Bulletin Board ... Help

18. Overview Of Edward Sang Gazetteer for Scotland Definitive description of edward sang (1805 1890) http://www.geo.ed.ac.uk/scotgaz/people/famousfirst840.html

Gazetteer for Scotland Help ... Add Comment Edward Sang Mathematician, engineer and actuary. Born Kirkcaldy, son of Edward Sang, nurseryman and Provost of the town, and his wife Jean Nicol (b.1773) sister of William Nicol (1768 - 1851) who invented the Nicol prism. Sang was educated in Kirkcaldy and at the University of Edinburgh where his talent impressed his professors, William Wallace (1768 - 1843) and Sir John Leslie (1766 - 1832). He lectured at the University, and also worked in the City as a surveyor and civil engineer. He then moved to a chair at Manchester and Istanbul (Turkey), where he built engineering schools and railways. While teaching in Turkish, he became famous for predicting the solar eclipse of 1847, effectively countering the superstitions in that country at the time. Returning to Edinburgh in 1854, Sang gained a reputation as a prodigious author of scientific and engineering articles, together with mathematical, actuarial and astronomical tables. He became a founder member of the Faculty of Actuaries in Scotland. If you have found this information useful please consider making a donation to help maintain and improve this site.

19. Edward Randall - US Tenor Opera News wrote edward Randall sang David s initially amorous, then grievingMusic in handsome, charged tones. ? In Chemnitz he recently added Erik in http://www.musiciansgallery.com/start/singers/tenors/randall(edward).html

Tenor Edward Randall CONTACT: EMAIL WEBSITE American Tenor Edward Randall currently makes his home in Germany, where during the last twelve years he has sung over 700 performances in more than 35 new productions. As the leading tenor of The Chemnitz Opera, one of Germany's most respected "A" houses, his has made his reputation in the demanding German repertoire system as an outstanding singing actor spanning the repertoire from the vocally and physically demanding Erik in Wagner's Der fliegende Holländer, to the psycholologically tormented Hoffmann in Offenbach's The Tales of Hoffmann. American audiences saw Mr. Randall as King David in the world premiere of Kurt Weill's Der Weg der Verheissung ( The Eternal Road) at New York's Brooklynn Academy of Arts and subsequently in Tel Aviv. Opera News wrote "Edward Randall sang David's initially amorous, then grieving Music in handsome, charged tones. „ In Chemnitz he recently added Erik in Wagner's Der fliegende Holländer to his ever growing repertoire. Europe's premiere opera magazine "Opernwelt" said about his performance "… Edward Randall delivered as Erik secure, metallic, rising high notes." Edward Randall is popular in the concert and oratorio repertoire. He has frequently performed Mendellsohn's Elijah, St.Paul and Lobgesang among other romantic works of the 19th and 20th centuries such as Dvorak's Stabat Mater and Elgar's Dream of Gerontius, a role he sang at the Amersham Music Festival in Eton, England. . He sang Bruckner's Te Deum in Berlin's Philharmonic Hall . In Beethoven's Ninth Symphony and Mozart's Requiem he was heard with the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra in Tokyo's renowned Suntory Hall. The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra invited him to sing Verdi's Requiem. Edward also enjoys singing contemporary music, espescially the works of Benjamin Britten. He sang The Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings in Tel Aviv with the Kibbutz Chamber Orchestra. Les Illumination, Nocturnes, St. Nicholas Cantata and The Requiem are also among his favorites.

20. Edward Sang: Actuary Of The Millennium Dr sang had it bad. The numbers are mindnumbing. edward sang, in his terseintroduction to A New Table of Seven-Place Logarithms of all Numbers from 20000 http://www.iol.ie/~swhelan/18.htm

Edward Sang: Actuary of the Millennium [Published in Newsletter of the Society of Actuaries in Ireland, November 1999 and a slightly edited version in The Actuary, April, 2000.] Dr Edward Sang, 1805-1890, who had inscribed on his telescope, He rewardeth the searcher and keeper of His Laws. Logarithms belong to the first half of our professions history, the half shared with Dickens’s Hard Times of the smoking chimneys stacks, pounding steam engines, and dark canals. The apprenticeship of the early actuary, log tables in left hand and pencil scribbling in right, does not strike us as appealing – that is, until it is compared to the alternative toils of that grim time. It is not so odd then that there is no word to describe a person that loves calculating log tables. Yet such a word is needed to describe two of the 38 gentlemen that constituted the Faculty of Actuaries in January 1956. But Ebenezer Erskine Scott and Edward Sang were not equals in their devotion; for Mr Scott it was just an infatuation. Dr Sang had it bad. The numbers are mind-numbing. Edward Sang, in his terse introduction to

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