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Sadly, Zapata was not to join the annals of history.

Celebrations of genocide could be confined to the annals of history.

But that idea can be found in the annals of history before Freud.

But it's an embarrassment that these women were omitted from the annals of history.

But that growth model has now moved into the annals of history never to return.

Your names will in the future be etched in the annals of history as criminals.

But we don&apost have to reach into the annals of history to tell us this.

The annals of history, of course, are full of disputes and violent conflicts over access to freshwater.

Record-breaking astronaut Peggy Whitson returned to Earth on Saturday, cementing her position in the annals of history.

Needless to say, doctors got involved, securing a place for the drunken night in the annals of history.

Through the annals of history, there have been many historic figures that changed the world with their ingenuity.

The details of her personal life are, unfortunately, constricted by the lack of documentation in the annals of history.

While also trying to argue that trump is singularly awful that he must be banished from the annals of history.

In the annals of history, the mission of Apollo 10 has been overshadowed by later journeys to the lunar surface.

It's boring, it's stupid, and, in the annals of history, it's not even in the top hundred Drake or Wayne songs.

The annals of history, however, provide a stunning demonstration of economic realities and an objective assessment of the respective economic systems.

Will word processors eventually get thrown out into the annals of history like a stream of old Motorola RAZRs and BlackBerry phones?

This guy's attack on the military and the values which create and sustain its success is unsurpassed in the annals of history and reason.

But if Hillary and the Democrats are unable to embrace this unique democratic moment, it could easily be lost to the annals of history.

She knew from the moment it all went down in 1994 that the Nancy Kerrigan attack wasn't going to fade into the annals of history.

They get to do the right thing constitutionally and morally, and Republicans get to be inscribed in the annals of history as doing the opposite.

Until very recently, the slider phone was a thing of the past, consigned to the annals of history along with polyphonic ringtones and BlackBerry's scroll wheel.

If the trend continues, we may see cursive writing soon join its former companion—the quill and inkwell—in the annals of history where it belongs.

KIGALI, Rwanda — The annals of history are rife with examples of things man has gone to war over: money, religion, and love, to name but a few.

Walter Ego's destruction made news briefs around the country: "Robot Beheaded" and "Walter Ego Loses His Head," but his plight has otherwise been lost in the annals of history.

Nudity has low-key been a part of the Olympics since the Greeks, but nowhere in the annals of history has anyone taken the spectacle to such an extreme.

More easily lost to trash bins than the annals of history, these posters form the basis for a book cataloguing student work at CalArts over the last 40 years.

Sure, she's a funny and charming character with whom many of us can identify — but will her contribution to women's rights or lives go down in the annals of history?

Her catalog isn't one that many younger generations are familiar with, but it's loaded with stunning and sultry gems that deserve more appreciation than being lost to the annals of history.

Her final moment in the staging, wondering where her venality has finally brought her, shows her hilariously and poignantly unwilling to return to the annals of history — that is, to die.

Case reports of vitamin K deficiency bleeding being diagnosed in previously healthy infants, which not long ago seemed banished to the annals of history, have begun to surface in medical journals.

The mandate will retreat to the annals of history, while federal tax credits, Medicaid expansion, and the end of preexisting conditions become even more embedded in the fabric of our safety net.

A year ago David Cameron wasn't a known pig-fucker, no one had thought about moths for decades, and the only place that Pokemon were going was in the annals of history.

Viewers looking for images reflecting anything other than the annals of history, celebrity portraits, or cultural and political icons, however, must dig much deeper, as topical messages are few and far between.

Drake and Coachella have an iffy history together, as his first major festival performance during its 2015 edition has passed into the annals of history with its uneven quality and infamous Madonna cameo.

Mr. Alverson's film heads into the annals of history, as many of his colleagues have done, but in this case it's a story inspired by the maverick lobotomist (or lobotomist maverick) Walter Freeman.

We are all footnotes at best in the annals of history, but in the most powerful nation on Earth, the nation conceived in liberty and justice, that distinction is enough for any citizen.

Prior to that, it was briefly known as 'The Milk Cup', but that name was doomed to the annals of history after the Milk Marketing Board was sabotaged by the Agriculture Act of 1993.

Instead of relying on a stale bag of tortilla chips and jarred cheesy dip, take a page from the annals of history and enjoy the finest halftime snacks from the 60s through the aughts.

"It's something we need to remember and not let be drift off into the annals of history where it's something that we don't really contribute to the person who's now running our country," she said.

" He added, "We are all footnotes at best in the annals of history, but in the most powerful nation on Earth, the nation conceived in liberty and justice, that distinction is enough for any citizen.

Team Trump is already filled with Washington insiders In the annals of history, the election may be remembered as having been decided by Pennsylvania, Wisconsin -- which nudged Trump over 270 electoral votes -- and Michigan, where the vote count continues.

After all, on a completely different level, this is classic throwaway album filler, a concept track based around a line from the movie E.T. How many dumb rap songs about big budget movies have been lost to the annals of history?

Of course, already, well before the end of the cold war, in 1978 to be exact, China had started its epic modernisation such that, in the annals of history, 1978 will surely prove to be a far more significant year than 1989.

More easily lost to trash bins than the annals of history, these posters form the basis for Inside Out & Upside Down: Posters from CalArts 1980-19803, a book cataloguing 525 CalArts posters produced over the last 40 years, slated for release in April.

So I think it will go the other way: Dunaway's Steve Harvey moment, like Steve Harvey's Steve Harvey moment, will go largely forgotten, lost to the annals of history until someone else fucks up a major award again and wrongly presents it to someone else.

In what will surely go down in the annals of history as an achievement as momentous as the harnessing of electricity, Japan's Marushige Confectionery company has recently unveiled edible chopsticks that are meant to be both environmentally friendly and to preserve age-old Japanese agricultural practices.

Or one particularly crafty mammal from the annals of history: the Harry Houdini of orangutans, with the unassuming name of Ken Allen, who rose to fame in the 1980s for escaping the San Diego Zoo not once, not twice, but thrice — sometimes colluding with other primates.

An irrepressibly contemporary thinker at 20173, Mr. Jones has worked with Mr. Ackbaraly to ensure the video offerings accurately represent the breadth and vitality of jazz's current moment — with content coming from the music's contemporary mainstream and its avant-garde — as well as the annals of history.

While many critics saw dressing Trump as an "ethical dilemma" for designers, there's no denying that any designer that dresses a first lady is immediately written into the annals of history (not to mention the dress gets a pretty prominent spot in the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History).

While Hart is far from the first person to come up with the idea of combining the two most important bowls in your house, his name will undoubtedly go down in the annals of history as the one who opened Pandora's box and first starting selling them to an unsuspecting humankind.

In the annals of history when looking back on the Trump administration, will it be unusual that while Trump literally shouted his way through the onslaught of critics, privately concerned and consumed about the possibility of actual impeachment, his wife showed the country how to enjoy the great outdoors from a river raft?

Some unknown genius who shall forever go down in the annals of history as "Anonymous Tailgating All-Star" first thought to combine an envelope of Lipton Onion Soup Mix with sour cream back in 1954 — and it quickly spread across the United States over the next few years, according to Bon Appétit.

Aside from one of the most contentious and mind-numbingly baffling election cycles in recent memory, 2016 could very well go down in the annals of history as the year in which the scourge of malevolence that are creepy clowns finally went one step too far and a coalition of good was formed to halt their reign of skulduggery.

Trained artists, forensic archaeologists, and scientists still play a significant role in what we do with this new fingerprint technology and how we use the data to rewrite the annals of history to include more than just famous male artists who signed their works — and perhaps give a bit more credit to largely unknown artisans, scribes, and students.

Whether it be in the form of archival selections from dusty old records or, more recently, lushly orchestrated original compositions, Tarantino has proven himself a master at using music to set a mood, echoing and magnifying the eclectic energies of his characters through off-kilter funk, jazz, soul, and folk tracks from the annals of history.

The filing of charges on Tuesday "enters the annals of history as a rarest of rare incident, when a bishop is going to face trial in a court based on the complaint of a nun who is a subordinate to him," read a statement from Save Our Sisters, a group of members of India's Roman Catholic Church.

Natasha Bertrand: I'll leave this to my colleagues who spend all day reporting on the Hill, but my sense is that while Pelosi would prefer impeachment articles to be short and easy for the public to understand, presenting a consistent pattern of misconduct by the president may be more effective — and more convincing in the annals of history.

The past year saw her most celebrated work, the monumental (in all senses) "The Dinner Party" (1979) — a vulvic-inspired table with ceramic plates for 39 women from across the centuries, from Sappho to Virginia Woolf — become a pop-cultural touchstone, a visual shorthand for women's exclusion from the annals of history and a revisionist fantasy: Here, literally, was their place at the table.

Acclimation was difficult but eventually he settled in the port city and scored some goals to go down in the annals of history in Israeli football.

Peng Zhen inscribed on the front of the inscription: "brilliant achievements, forever in the annals of history"; On both sides are Xu Qian's inscriptions: "the martyrs who took part in the hundred League War are immortal." Bo Yibo wrote: "the hundred League War, the most brilliant page in the War of Resistance against Japan, will certainly go down in the annals of history and shine forever." Cultural relics and monuments. In addition, there are many ancient temples and temples, stele inscriptions, ancient tombs and other cultural footprints.

However, the apprentice is spotted by his master during his descent. Shocked by his discovery, the apprentice loses his foothold and falls into the abyss as he calls upon God to grant him wings, which, in Armenian is: “Ta Tev”.See Tatev Village in the Annals of History.

" A number of prominent figures from a variety of backgrounds published statements regarding Jernagin's life and legacy, most notable among them: Martin Luther King Jr., Mordecai Johnson, E. Pauline Myers, and Andrew Fowler.Jones, p. 154. King noted, "[Jernagin] has given to the Baptist youth of America a leadership which will long be recorded in the annals of history. He has inspired thousands of young men and women.

When a gifted preteen Leo San Juan, and the inhabitants of his Mexican village are attacked by a host of otherworldly creatures, Leo's ghostly friends Teodora, Don Andres and Alebrije join him in a quest to foil an evil overlord who plans to eradicate mankind from the annals of history. They are aided in their mission by a band of powerful allies—an assortment of legendary creatures from around the world.

Deputy U.S. Marshal W. F. Morton of Dallas finally arrived, took them into custody, and transported them, first toward Weatherford and then, fearing another ambush, to Dallas.Shirley. pp. 80–82. :"This is the first time in the annals of history where unarmed prisoners, shackled together, ever repelled a mob. Such cool courage that preferred to fight against such great odds and die in glorious battle." Judge Andrew Phelps McCormick, 1891.

A group of parliamentarians called Felâh-ı Vatan was established by Mustafa Kemal's friends to acknowledge the decisions taken at the Erzurum Congress and the Sivas Congress. Mustafa Kemal said "It is the nation's iron fist that writes the Nation's Oath which is the main principle of our independence to the annals of history." Decisions taken by this parliament were used as the basis for the new Turkish Republic's claims in the Treaty of Lausanne.

Gregory was the bishop of Nin and as such was under strong protection of King Tomislav. At the Synod in 925, held in Split, Gregory lost to the Archbishop of Split, he was offered the Sisak Bishopric, but he refused. After the conclusions of the first Synod Gregory complained again in 927/8 but was rejected and his Nin Bishopric was abolished, Gregory himself being sent off to the Skradin Bishopric, after which he disappears from the annals of history.

In the annals of history, the first inhabitants of Labo were the Subanons. These Tribal Groups partly shaped our humble beginnings that of being a healthy Barangay. They owned big tracts of land which should have been fortunately handed down to their children, but because of fear and ignorance, they're forced to barter their lands to the new settlers with bolos, carpentry tools, and farm implements. They were forced to move out into the hinterlands where they have new farms and established a healthy and happy family.

Without any real means of income, residents turned to burglary. However, thieves were often caught, and when caught were punished with exile from the colony, and a warning to never return. A lack of economical resources, a propensity for crime, and a tendency of neighboring communities towards blatant persecution drove out all of the residents of Coe Ridge Colony. Only three houses remain on the 300 acres of Coe Ridge, slowly being reclaimed by the wilderness surrounding it, and forgotten in the annals of history.

The main factors of these process were the establishment of a single monarchy that ruled over all Polish tribes as well as creation of a separate ecclesiastical organization within the boundaries of the newly established Polish state.S. Rosik [in:] W. Wrzesiński (red.) Historia Dolnego Śląska, Wrocław 2006, p. 49, In the course of the 12th century the remaining tribal differences within regions were almost entirely gone. The names of the smaller tribes disappear from the annals of history as well as the names of some prominent tribes (Vistulans, Polans).

The CPEC is a landmark project in the annals of history of Pakistan. It is the largest investment Pakistan has attracted since independence and largest by China in any foreign country. CPEC is considered economically vital to Pakistan in helping it drive economic growth. The Pakistani media and government have called CPEC investments a "game and fate changer" for the region, while both China and Pakistan intend that the massive investment plan will transform Pakistan into a regional economic hub and further boost the deepening ties between the two countries.

Rescueman, known in Japan as , is the fourth in the Time Bokan series. Burning with ambitions to become the most beautiful woman, the most renowned scientist, and the greatest hero the world has ever known, three villains - Atasha, Sekobitchi and Duwarusuki - join forces. The trio appear as Time Patrollers, the keepers and protectors of the annals of history. But this is only a cover for the trio, as the villains are league with a nefarious leader, who is trying to alter the course of history to suit his desires.

On October 25, the only known evidence of direct Soviet involvement in the area came about, when a Japanese patrol captured a Russian adviser near Thủ Dầu Một. He was handed over to Lieutenant-Colonel Cyril Jarvis, commander of the 1/1 Gurkha Rifles. Jarvis tried several attempts at interrogation, but it was fruitless, so the intruder was handed over to the Sûreté, the French criminal investigation department (equivalent to the CID). From there he disappeared from the annals of history. On October 29, the British formed a strong task force with the objective of pushing the Viet Minh further away from Saigon.

Many slaves were liberated from the raided plantations, as well as Richmond itself, and many of them promptly joined the British Army afterwards, in exchange for their freedom. After Arnold's initial raid on the James River and the area around Richmond, more minor raids ensued. British commanders like William Phillips and Banastre Tarleton followed in Arnold's example, raiding and burning more outlying towns and preying on Continental troops. Benedict Arnold, the Continental Army's brilliant General, had guaranteed himself a place in the British ranks with the Richmond Campaign, as well as a spot in the annals of history.

Brighty first appears in the annals of history in 1890 in Flagstaff, Arizona, in the possession of two men who were on their way to the Grand Canyon. He is next recorded on the South Rim where he and his owners were seen to enter the Canyon via the Bright Angel Trail. Shortly after that two herdsmen entered the canyon to attempt to find the remains of an earlier drowning victim along the Colorado. Instead, they found a camp at the confluence of the Colorado and Bright Angel Creek that was abandoned with the exception of Brighty.

Jenner himself wrote, "I don't imagine the annals of history furnish an example of philanthropy so noble, so extensive as this." King Charles IV of Spain supported his royal doctor Balmis since his Infanta Maria Teresa, his daughter, had died from the illness. The expedition sailed on Maria Pita and carried 22 orphan boys (aged 8 to 10) as successive carriers of the virus; Balmis, a deputy surgeon, two assistants, two first-aid practitioners, three nurses, and Isabel Zendal Gómez, the rectoress of Casa de Expósitos, an A Coruña orphanage. The mission took the vaccine to the Canary Islands, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Mexico, the Philippines and China.

Sutton had been unsuccessfully trying to obtain x-rays experimenting with spent incandescent lamps and Geisler tubes, and it wasn't until he obtained Röntgen's Crookes tube that he finally became successful. In early July 1896, Sutton was the first to demonstrate X-rays in Brisbane for physician Dr. John Thompson. (See also The Queenslander, illustrated article; radiograph of keys and of hand, on 18 July page 117.) On 8 August 1896, at the invitation of the Royal Society of Queensland, Sutton performed a demonstration of Röntgen rays and in doing so left his mark in the annals of history an Australian pioneer of X-rays in Queensland.Sutton, J. W. (1897).

Notably, when Joan of Arc marched triumphantly with her troops after liberating the city following the Siege of Orléans on May 08, 1429, the annals of history recorded that many Scots who had fought with them were heard playing the March of Robert The Bruce during this victorious entrance. After her death, the Scots added a new name to this march: The Hymn of Joan of Arc. Today, on July 14, during the Fête nationale française (Bastille Day) celebrations in France many French military corps and Scottish pipe bands play this tune in particular memory of Saint Joan of Arc as well as to underline the contributions of the Scots for liberating France from England.

Presented in 1994 with OS/2 Warp (v3), it was hailed as the best browser by Internet Magazine in their November issue and leveraged its position as the only native browser in OS/2 at that time. It was a "coming attraction" in The HTML Sourcebook: The Complete Guide to HTML. Almost immediately after the introduction of OS/2 Warp version 3, IBM dismantled the development team and that relegated the WebExplorer to the annals of history. OS/2 Warp 4 (1996) included it, but also included a link to download an OS/2 version of Netscape Navigator 2.02, which was late for shipping on CD. IBM had already planned the substitution of WebExplorer.

Historian John B. Meserve, who summarized the effects of the Territorial Governors in the Chronicles of Oklahoma > ...his executive functions were devoted to giving the territory an honest, > sober and economical administration. Aside from this sterling service, the > regime of Governor Ferguson offered no outstanding features, but it will > abide in the annals of history as a most successful tenure. His term of > office occasioned less criticism than any of the preceding administrations > in the territory. The governor had experienced the hardships and > deprivations of the early formative days of the territory and knew the > problems which had confronted and still confronted the pioneer folk whose > political affairs he was undertaking to guide.

" In December 2006, The Atlantic cited Earl Warren as the 29th most influential person in the history of the United States and the second most influential Chief Justice, after John Marshall. In September 2018, The Economist named Warren as "the 20th century’s most consequential American jurist" and one of "the 20th century's greatest liberal jurists". President Harry S. Truman wrote in his tribute to Warren, which appeared in the California Law Review in 1970, "[t]he Warren record as Chief Justice has stamped him in the annals of history as the man who read and interpreted the Constitution in relation to its ultimate intent. He sensed the call of the times-and he rose to the call.

Ritchie, Kevin (2011) "Lana del Rey", Now, retrieved 2012-01-04 Del Rey described "Video Games" as "Hollywood sadcore"."Lana Del Rey, Scala, London/Wild Beasts, The Cathedral, Manchester", The Independent, November 20, 2011, retrieved 2012-01-04 Tim Lee of musicOMH noted the songs are extremely similar, commenting that "her (alleged) agents clearly having stumbled upon a formula with which they can (allegedly) print money and (allegedly) further consign Lana's secretive, (allegedly) real debut LP to the annals of history. You didn't hear it from us, right?". Del Rey was described as a "gangsta Nancy Sinatra", although she cites Britney Spears, Elvis Presley and Antony and the Johnsons as her musical influences.

Its continuity suggests it was not accompanied by substantial movement of population; crucially, only a single Hallstatt burial is known from Britain, and even here the evidence is inconclusive. On the whole, burials largely disappear across England, and the dead were disposed of in a way which is archaeologically invisible: excarnation is a widely cited possibility. Hillforts were known since the Late Bronze Age, but a huge number were constructed during 600–400 BC, particularly in the South, while after about 400 BC new forts were rarely built and many ceased to be regularly inhabited, while a few forts become more and more intensively occupied, suggesting a degree of regional centralisation. Around this time the earliest mentions of Britain appear in the annals of history.

Mustafa Kemal said "It is the nation's iron fist that writes the Nation's Oath which is the main principle of our independence to the annals of history." These decisions worried the occupying Allies, resulting in the Occupation of Constantinople by the British, French and Italian troops on 16 March 1920 and the establishment of a new Turkish nationalist parliament, the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, in Ankara. This also intensified the Turkish War of Independence against the Allies. The six decisions of the Misak-ı Millî taken by the late Ottoman Parliament were later used as the basis for the claims of the Grand National Assembly in the Treaty of Kars and of the new Republic of Turkey in the Treaty of Lausanne.

"The tributes to Leavitt's heroes will do nothing more than put a big dopy grin on your face." (Seattle Magazine) "When it comes to art icons, Michael Leavitt has a deep set of beliefs about who deserves a reserved parking space in the annals of history." (Juxtapoz Magazine"ToyBox", Juxtapoz Magazine, March 2007.) Leavitt has said, "I wanted to pay respect to people's work I love, and give them a little taste of their own medicineGeyer, K: "Creative Force", Los Angeles Magazine, August 2006." exploring the concept of an artist's body being consumed by their work. The 'enemy' of the "Art Army", "The Man", included Martha Stewart, Britney Spears and the John Tesh, Michael Bolton, Kenny G "3-Headed Monster".

Summi pontificatus was the first encyclical of Pius XII, promulgated in 1939. The bulk of the document deals with general and abstracted themes, but the situation in Poland (which had been invaded shortly before the encyclical's promulgation) is referred to with specificity once: > The blood of countless human beings, even noncombatants, raises a piteous > dirge over a nation such as Our dear Poland, which, for its fidelity to the > Church, for its services in the defense of Christian civilization, written > in indelible characters in the annals of history, has a right to the > generous and brotherly sympathy of the whole world, while it awaits, relying > on the powerful intercession of Mary, Help of Christians, the hour of a > resurrection in harmony with the principles of justice and true peace.Text > of Summi Pontificatus.

When the arrival of the troops of Gumercindo Sambrano to Exile (now Florianópolis) and Curitiba, florianistas troops left the towns desguarnecidas, abandoned their defences and retreated, leaving only a few soldiers in the rear and the population abandoned to fend for themselves. In both cities, the political elite, merchants and industrialists, resolved, to avoid looting, killings and rapes, make a deal with Gumercindo Saraiva, in this, the troops of the Maragatos, would respect an agreement of non-violence and in Exchange the population would pay a tribute to war. The agreement was established and the population was spared. But the federalists, after successive battles and acts of heroism and bravery that enrolling in the annals of history, are defeated and, with the return of the troops was made legal a bloody "reckoning".

Based on her superior academic performance, she was awarded a rare medical scholarship by the colonial government to study medicine (MBChB) at the University of Edinburgh from 1944 to 1949. By winning the award, she became the first Ghanaian woman in the annals of history and in any field to secure a scholarship for higher education abroad. At Edinburgh, she was active in the Student Christian Movement and the International Club. The second Ghanaian woman and fifth West African woman (jointly with Annie Jiagge) to receive a university baccalaureate degree, M. J. Clerk was also the first woman in Ghana and West Africa to pursue postgraduate qualifications at a graduate school when she obtained a diploma in tropical medicine and hygiene (DTM&H;) in 1950 from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, a constituent college of the University of London; she returned to her homeland in January 1951.

It also provided for Indian parents' involvement on school boards.William C. Canby, Jr., American Indian Law in a Nut Shell, St. Paul, MN: West Publishing Co., pp. 23–33 The American Indian Policy Review Commission, under the Department of Interior, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and the Office of Federal Acknowledgment, on May 19, 1977 officially published federal acknowledgement or recognition of the Choctaw Nation of Indians in the original homeland of Mobile and Washington counties of Alabama (the original Mississippi Territory and the same locale as the various Treaties with the Choctaw Nation of Indians on the Tombigbee in 1820 and named again in Alabama in the Choctaw Treaty of 1866). These Alabama Choctaw had been accounted for in the Mississippi Choctaw Jurisdictional Act of 1936, but have been left out of the annals of history under the Color of Law since at least 1937.

Stand pipes that were a common sight in rural areas have now been largely relegated to the past. “Over the past 200 years, Malaysia has harnessed (its) abundant (water) resource for agriculture and water supply to industries and homes, where consumers have the convenience of running water at the turn of a tap. Wells have since been relegated to the annals of history and stand pipes where villagers washed, bathed and collected water for cooking and drinking are a rarity. Water delivery tankers, once not an uncommon sight, are now only contingency measures to tide over prolonged periods of drought.” A Glimpse at Water Supply in Malaysia (Past and Present), no author, no date (estimated date around 2005) The foundation for piped water supply was laid by the British in 1804, when the first aqueduct of brick was built to transport water from the hills to the town of Penang.

As the originator of the idea, Neverbend also hopes that his name will go down in the annals of history as one of the great reformers. He considers it unfortunate that his friend Crasweller, as the first one to go, does not show any of the signs of old age for which "the Law" was made in the first place: Crasweller is healthy and vigorous, his mental abilities have not started to deteriorate in any way, and accordingly he is more than capable of managing his own affairs and of earning his living. When all of a sudden Crasweller starts lying about his age and claiming that he was in fact born a year later, Neverbend realises that measures must be taken to ensure the smooth execution of the Law. However, he soon finds out that it has dawned on other elderly citizens as well what the state has in store for them, and that various individuals have come up with all kinds of excuses and plans as to how they are going to oppose their deposition and, eventually, departure.

The House of Wessex, also known as the House of Cerdic (Cerdicingas in Old EnglishMillennium, Tom Holland (p 192)), refers to the family that initially ruled a kingdom in southwest England known as Wessex, from the 6th century under Cerdic of Wessex until the unification of the Kingdoms of England by Alfred the Great and his successors. Alfred and his successors would also be part of this dynasty, which would continue ruling in the main line all the way until Alfred's descendant, Ethelred the Unready, whose reign in the late 10th century and early 11th century saw a brief period of Danish occupation and following his and his son Edmund Ironside's death, kingship by the Danish Cnut the Great and his successors to 1042. The House of Wessex then briefly regained its power for 24 years, but after the deposition of its last scion, Ethelred's great-grandson Edgar Ætheling, it faded into the annals of history. Edgar himself died after a long and adventurous life sometime after 1125.

Origins The original homeland of the Kassites is not well established, but appears to have been located in the Zagros Mountains, in what is now the Lorestan Province of Iran. However, the Kassites were—like the Elamites, Gutians and Manneans who preceded them—linguistically unrelated to the Iranian-speaking peoples who came to dominate the region a millennium later. They first appeared in the annals of history in the 18th century BC when they attacked Babylonia in the 9th year of the reign of Samsu-iluna (reigned 1749–1712 BC), the son of Hammurabi. Samsu-iluna repelled them, as did Abi- Eshuh, but they subsequently gained control of Babylonia in 1570 BC, some 25 years after the fall of Babylon to the Hittites in 1595 BC, and went on to conquer the southern part of Mesopotamia, roughly corresponding to ancient Sumer and known as the Dynasty of the Sealand by 1520 BC. The Hittites had carried off the idol of the god Marduk, but the Kassite rulers regained possession, returned Marduk to Babylon, and made him the equal of the Kassite Shuqamuna.

Sadly, Zapata was not to join the annals of history. from Mashable
Celebrations of genocide could be confined to the annals of history. from The New York Times
But that idea can be found in the annals of history before Freud. from Vice
But it's an embarrassment that these women were omitted from the annals of history. from People
But that growth model has now moved into the annals of history never to return. from CNBC
Your names will in the future be etched in the annals of history as criminals. from The Hill
But we don&apost have to reach into the annals of history to tell us this. from Fox News
The annals of history, of course, are full of disputes and violent conflicts over access to freshwater. from The Hill
Record-breaking astronaut Peggy Whitson returned to Earth on Saturday, cementing her position in the annals of history. from Refinery 29
Needless to say, doctors got involved, securing a place for the drunken night in the annals of history. from The Verge
Through the annals of history, there have been many historic figures that changed the world with their ingenuity. from Mashable
The details of her personal life are, unfortunately, constricted by the lack of documentation in the annals of history. from Vice
While also trying to argue that trump is singularly awful that he must be banished from the annals of history. from The Hill
In the annals of history, the mission of Apollo 10 has been overshadowed by later journeys to the lunar surface. from The New York Times
It's boring, it's stupid, and, in the annals of history, it's not even in the top hundred Drake or Wayne songs. from Vice
The annals of history, however, provide a stunning demonstration of economic realities and an objective assessment of the respective economic systems. from The Hill
Will word processors eventually get thrown out into the annals of history like a stream of old Motorola RAZRs and BlackBerry phones? from Vice
This guy's attack on the military and the values which create and sustain its success is unsurpassed in the annals of history and reason. from CNN
But if Hillary and the Democrats are unable to embrace this unique democratic moment, it could easily be lost to the annals of history. from The Hill
She knew from the moment it all went down in 1994 that the Nancy Kerrigan attack wasn't going to fade into the annals of history. from The New York Times
They get to do the right thing constitutionally and morally, and Republicans get to be inscribed in the annals of history as doing the opposite. from The New York Times
Until very recently, the slider phone was a thing of the past, consigned to the annals of history along with polyphonic ringtones and BlackBerry's scroll wheel. from The Verge
If the trend continues, we may see cursive writing soon join its former companion—the quill and inkwell—in the annals of history where it belongs. from Vice
KIGALI, Rwanda — The annals of history are rife with examples of things man has gone to war over: money, religion, and love, to name but a few. from Vice News
Walter Ego's destruction made news briefs around the country: "Robot Beheaded" and "Walter Ego Loses His Head," but his plight has otherwise been lost in the annals of history. from Vice
Nudity has low-key been a part of the Olympics since the Greeks, but nowhere in the annals of history has anyone taken the spectacle to such an extreme. from Vice
More easily lost to trash bins than the annals of history, these posters form the basis for a book cataloguing student work at CalArts over the last 40 years. from Hyperallergic
Sure, she's a funny and charming character with whom many of us can identify — but will her contribution to women's rights or lives go down in the annals of history? from Mashable
Her catalog isn't one that many younger generations are familiar with, but it's loaded with stunning and sultry gems that deserve more appreciation than being lost to the annals of history. from Refinery 29
Her final moment in the staging, wondering where her venality has finally brought her, shows her hilariously and poignantly unwilling to return to the annals of history — that is, to die. from The New York Times
Case reports of vitamin K deficiency bleeding being diagnosed in previously healthy infants, which not long ago seemed banished to the annals of history, have begun to surface in medical journals. from The New York Times
The mandate will retreat to the annals of history, while federal tax credits, Medicaid expansion, and the end of preexisting conditions become even more embedded in the fabric of our safety net. from Vox
A year ago David Cameron wasn't a known pig-fucker, no one had thought about moths for decades, and the only place that Pokemon were going was in the annals of history. from Vice
Viewers looking for images reflecting anything other than the annals of history, celebrity portraits, or cultural and political icons, however, must dig much deeper, as topical messages are few and far between. from Hyperallergic
Drake and Coachella have an iffy history together, as his first major festival performance during its 2015 edition has passed into the annals of history with its uneven quality and infamous Madonna cameo. from Vice
Mr. Alverson's film heads into the annals of history, as many of his colleagues have done, but in this case it's a story inspired by the maverick lobotomist (or lobotomist maverick) Walter Freeman. from The New York Times
We are all footnotes at best in the annals of history, but in the most powerful nation on Earth, the nation conceived in liberty and justice, that distinction is enough for any citizen. from The New York Times
Prior to that, it was briefly known as 'The Milk Cup', but that name was doomed to the annals of history after the Milk Marketing Board was sabotaged by the Agriculture Act of 1993. from Vice
Instead of relying on a stale bag of tortilla chips and jarred cheesy dip, take a page from the annals of history and enjoy the finest halftime snacks from the 60s through the aughts. from Vice
"It's something we need to remember and not let be drift off into the annals of history where it's something that we don't really contribute to the person who's now running our country," she said. from People
" He added, "We are all footnotes at best in the annals of history, but in the most powerful nation on Earth, the nation conceived in liberty and justice, that distinction is enough for any citizen. from The New York Times
Team Trump is already filled with Washington insiders In the annals of history, the election may be remembered as having been decided by Pennsylvania, Wisconsin -- which nudged Trump over 270 electoral votes -- and Michigan, where the vote count continues. from CNN
After all, on a completely different level, this is classic throwaway album filler, a concept track based around a line from the movie E.T. How many dumb rap songs about big budget movies have been lost to the annals of history? from Vice
Of course, already, well before the end of the cold war, in 1978 to be exact, China had started its epic modernisation such that, in the annals of history, 1978 will surely prove to be a far more significant year than 1989. from Economist
More easily lost to trash bins than the annals of history, these posters form the basis for Inside Out & Upside Down: Posters from CalArts 1980-19803, a book cataloguing 525 CalArts posters produced over the last 40 years, slated for release in April. from Hyperallergic
So I think it will go the other way: Dunaway's Steve Harvey moment, like Steve Harvey's Steve Harvey moment, will go largely forgotten, lost to the annals of history until someone else fucks up a major award again and wrongly presents it to someone else. from Vice
In what will surely go down in the annals of history as an achievement as momentous as the harnessing of electricity, Japan's Marushige Confectionery company has recently unveiled edible chopsticks that are meant to be both environmentally friendly and to preserve age-old Japanese agricultural practices. from Vice
Or one particularly crafty mammal from the annals of history: the Harry Houdini of orangutans, with the unassuming name of Ken Allen, who rose to fame in the 1980s for escaping the San Diego Zoo not once, not twice, but thrice — sometimes colluding with other primates. from The New York Times
An irrepressibly contemporary thinker at 20173, Mr. Jones has worked with Mr. Ackbaraly to ensure the video offerings accurately represent the breadth and vitality of jazz's current moment — with content coming from the music's contemporary mainstream and its avant-garde — as well as the annals of history. from The New York Times
While many critics saw dressing Trump as an "ethical dilemma" for designers, there's no denying that any designer that dresses a first lady is immediately written into the annals of history (not to mention the dress gets a pretty prominent spot in the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History). from Refinery 29
While Hart is far from the first person to come up with the idea of combining the two most important bowls in your house, his name will undoubtedly go down in the annals of history as the one who opened Pandora's box and first starting selling them to an unsuspecting humankind. from Vice
In the annals of history when looking back on the Trump administration, will it be unusual that while Trump literally shouted his way through the onslaught of critics, privately concerned and consumed about the possibility of actual impeachment, his wife showed the country how to enjoy the great outdoors from a river raft? from CNN
Some unknown genius who shall forever go down in the annals of history as "Anonymous Tailgating All-Star" first thought to combine an envelope of Lipton Onion Soup Mix with sour cream back in 1954 — and it quickly spread across the United States over the next few years, according to Bon Appétit. from Business Insider
Aside from one of the most contentious and mind-numbingly baffling election cycles in recent memory, 2016 could very well go down in the annals of history as the year in which the scourge of malevolence that are creepy clowns finally went one step too far and a coalition of good was formed to halt their reign of skulduggery. from Vice
Trained artists, forensic archaeologists, and scientists still play a significant role in what we do with this new fingerprint technology and how we use the data to rewrite the annals of history to include more than just famous male artists who signed their works — and perhaps give a bit more credit to largely unknown artisans, scribes, and students. from Hyperallergic
Whether it be in the form of archival selections from dusty old records or, more recently, lushly orchestrated original compositions, Tarantino has proven himself a master at using music to set a mood, echoing and magnifying the eclectic energies of his characters through off-kilter funk, jazz, soul, and folk tracks from the annals of history. from Vice
The filing of charges on Tuesday "enters the annals of history as a rarest of rare incident, when a bishop is going to face trial in a court based on the complaint of a nun who is a subordinate to him," read a statement from Save Our Sisters, a group of members of India's Roman Catholic Church. from The New York Times
Natasha Bertrand: I'll leave this to my colleagues who spend all day reporting on the Hill, but my sense is that while Pelosi would prefer impeachment articles to be short and easy for the public to understand, presenting a consistent pattern of misconduct by the president may be more effective — and more convincing in the annals of history. from Politico
The past year saw her most celebrated work, the monumental (in all senses) "The Dinner Party" (1979) — a vulvic-inspired table with ceramic plates for 39 women from across the centuries, from Sappho to Virginia Woolf — become a pop-cultural touchstone, a visual shorthand for women's exclusion from the annals of history and a revisionist fantasy: Here, literally, was their place at the table. from The New York Times
Acclimation was difficult but eventually he settled in the port city and scored some goals to go down in the annals of history in Israeli football.
Peng Zhen inscribed on the front of the inscription: "brilliant achievements, forever in the annals of history"; On both sides are Xu Qian's inscriptions: "the martyrs who took part in the hundred League War are immortal." Bo Yibo wrote: "the hundred League War, the most brilliant page in the War of Resistance against Japan, will certainly go down in the annals of history and shine forever." Cultural relics and monuments. In addition, there are many ancient temples and temples, stele inscriptions, ancient tombs and other cultural footprints.
However, the apprentice is spotted by his master during his descent. Shocked by his discovery, the apprentice loses his foothold and falls into the abyss as he calls upon God to grant him wings, which, in Armenian is: “Ta Tev”.See Tatev Village in the Annals of History.
" A number of prominent figures from a variety of backgrounds published statements regarding Jernagin's life and legacy, most notable among them: Martin Luther King Jr., Mordecai Johnson, E. Pauline Myers, and Andrew Fowler.Jones, p. 154. King noted, "[Jernagin] has given to the Baptist youth of America a leadership which will long be recorded in the annals of history. He has inspired thousands of young men and women.
When a gifted preteen Leo San Juan, and the inhabitants of his Mexican village are attacked by a host of otherworldly creatures, Leo's ghostly friends Teodora, Don Andres and Alebrije join him in a quest to foil an evil overlord who plans to eradicate mankind from the annals of history. They are aided in their mission by a band of powerful allies—an assortment of legendary creatures from around the world.
Deputy U.S. Marshal W. F. Morton of Dallas finally arrived, took them into custody, and transported them, first toward Weatherford and then, fearing another ambush, to Dallas.Shirley. pp. 80–82. :"This is the first time in the annals of history where unarmed prisoners, shackled together, ever repelled a mob. Such cool courage that preferred to fight against such great odds and die in glorious battle." Judge Andrew Phelps McCormick, 1891.
A group of parliamentarians called Felâh-ı Vatan was established by Mustafa Kemal's friends to acknowledge the decisions taken at the Erzurum Congress and the Sivas Congress. Mustafa Kemal said "It is the nation's iron fist that writes the Nation's Oath which is the main principle of our independence to the annals of history." Decisions taken by this parliament were used as the basis for the new Turkish Republic's claims in the Treaty of Lausanne.
Gregory was the bishop of Nin and as such was under strong protection of King Tomislav. At the Synod in 925, held in Split, Gregory lost to the Archbishop of Split, he was offered the Sisak Bishopric, but he refused. After the conclusions of the first Synod Gregory complained again in 927/8 but was rejected and his Nin Bishopric was abolished, Gregory himself being sent off to the Skradin Bishopric, after which he disappears from the annals of history.
In the annals of history, the first inhabitants of Labo were the Subanons. These Tribal Groups partly shaped our humble beginnings that of being a healthy Barangay. They owned big tracts of land which should have been fortunately handed down to their children, but because of fear and ignorance, they're forced to barter their lands to the new settlers with bolos, carpentry tools, and farm implements. They were forced to move out into the hinterlands where they have new farms and established a healthy and happy family.
Without any real means of income, residents turned to burglary. However, thieves were often caught, and when caught were punished with exile from the colony, and a warning to never return. A lack of economical resources, a propensity for crime, and a tendency of neighboring communities towards blatant persecution drove out all of the residents of Coe Ridge Colony. Only three houses remain on the 300 acres of Coe Ridge, slowly being reclaimed by the wilderness surrounding it, and forgotten in the annals of history.
The main factors of these process were the establishment of a single monarchy that ruled over all Polish tribes as well as creation of a separate ecclesiastical organization within the boundaries of the newly established Polish state.S. Rosik [in:] W. Wrzesiński (red.) Historia Dolnego Śląska, Wrocław 2006, p. 49, In the course of the 12th century the remaining tribal differences within regions were almost entirely gone. The names of the smaller tribes disappear from the annals of history as well as the names of some prominent tribes (Vistulans, Polans).
The CPEC is a landmark project in the annals of history of Pakistan. It is the largest investment Pakistan has attracted since independence and largest by China in any foreign country. CPEC is considered economically vital to Pakistan in helping it drive economic growth. The Pakistani media and government have called CPEC investments a "game and fate changer" for the region, while both China and Pakistan intend that the massive investment plan will transform Pakistan into a regional economic hub and further boost the deepening ties between the two countries.
Rescueman, known in Japan as , is the fourth in the Time Bokan series. Burning with ambitions to become the most beautiful woman, the most renowned scientist, and the greatest hero the world has ever known, three villains - Atasha, Sekobitchi and Duwarusuki - join forces. The trio appear as Time Patrollers, the keepers and protectors of the annals of history. But this is only a cover for the trio, as the villains are league with a nefarious leader, who is trying to alter the course of history to suit his desires.
On October 25, the only known evidence of direct Soviet involvement in the area came about, when a Japanese patrol captured a Russian adviser near Thủ Dầu Một. He was handed over to Lieutenant-Colonel Cyril Jarvis, commander of the 1/1 Gurkha Rifles. Jarvis tried several attempts at interrogation, but it was fruitless, so the intruder was handed over to the Sûreté, the French criminal investigation department (equivalent to the CID). From there he disappeared from the annals of history. On October 29, the British formed a strong task force with the objective of pushing the Viet Minh further away from Saigon.
Many slaves were liberated from the raided plantations, as well as Richmond itself, and many of them promptly joined the British Army afterwards, in exchange for their freedom. After Arnold's initial raid on the James River and the area around Richmond, more minor raids ensued. British commanders like William Phillips and Banastre Tarleton followed in Arnold's example, raiding and burning more outlying towns and preying on Continental troops. Benedict Arnold, the Continental Army's brilliant General, had guaranteed himself a place in the British ranks with the Richmond Campaign, as well as a spot in the annals of history.
Brighty first appears in the annals of history in 1890 in Flagstaff, Arizona, in the possession of two men who were on their way to the Grand Canyon. He is next recorded on the South Rim where he and his owners were seen to enter the Canyon via the Bright Angel Trail. Shortly after that two herdsmen entered the canyon to attempt to find the remains of an earlier drowning victim along the Colorado. Instead, they found a camp at the confluence of the Colorado and Bright Angel Creek that was abandoned with the exception of Brighty.
Jenner himself wrote, "I don't imagine the annals of history furnish an example of philanthropy so noble, so extensive as this." King Charles IV of Spain supported his royal doctor Balmis since his Infanta Maria Teresa, his daughter, had died from the illness. The expedition sailed on Maria Pita and carried 22 orphan boys (aged 8 to 10) as successive carriers of the virus; Balmis, a deputy surgeon, two assistants, two first-aid practitioners, three nurses, and Isabel Zendal Gómez, the rectoress of Casa de Expósitos, an A Coruña orphanage. The mission took the vaccine to the Canary Islands, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Mexico, the Philippines and China.
Sutton had been unsuccessfully trying to obtain x-rays experimenting with spent incandescent lamps and Geisler tubes, and it wasn't until he obtained Röntgen's Crookes tube that he finally became successful. In early July 1896, Sutton was the first to demonstrate X-rays in Brisbane for physician Dr. John Thompson. (See also The Queenslander, illustrated article; radiograph of keys and of hand, on 18 July page 117.) On 8 August 1896, at the invitation of the Royal Society of Queensland, Sutton performed a demonstration of Röntgen rays and in doing so left his mark in the annals of history an Australian pioneer of X-rays in Queensland.Sutton, J. W. (1897).
Notably, when Joan of Arc marched triumphantly with her troops after liberating the city following the Siege of Orléans on May 08, 1429, the annals of history recorded that many Scots who had fought with them were heard playing the March of Robert The Bruce during this victorious entrance. After her death, the Scots added a new name to this march: The Hymn of Joan of Arc. Today, on July 14, during the Fête nationale française (Bastille Day) celebrations in France many French military corps and Scottish pipe bands play this tune in particular memory of Saint Joan of Arc as well as to underline the contributions of the Scots for liberating France from England.
Presented in 1994 with OS/2 Warp (v3), it was hailed as the best browser by Internet Magazine in their November issue and leveraged its position as the only native browser in OS/2 at that time. It was a "coming attraction" in The HTML Sourcebook: The Complete Guide to HTML. Almost immediately after the introduction of OS/2 Warp version 3, IBM dismantled the development team and that relegated the WebExplorer to the annals of history. OS/2 Warp 4 (1996) included it, but also included a link to download an OS/2 version of Netscape Navigator 2.02, which was late for shipping on CD. IBM had already planned the substitution of WebExplorer.
Historian John B. Meserve, who summarized the effects of the Territorial Governors in the Chronicles of Oklahoma > ...his executive functions were devoted to giving the territory an honest, > sober and economical administration. Aside from this sterling service, the > regime of Governor Ferguson offered no outstanding features, but it will > abide in the annals of history as a most successful tenure. His term of > office occasioned less criticism than any of the preceding administrations > in the territory. The governor had experienced the hardships and > deprivations of the early formative days of the territory and knew the > problems which had confronted and still confronted the pioneer folk whose > political affairs he was undertaking to guide.
" In December 2006, The Atlantic cited Earl Warren as the 29th most influential person in the history of the United States and the second most influential Chief Justice, after John Marshall. In September 2018, The Economist named Warren as "the 20th century’s most consequential American jurist" and one of "the 20th century's greatest liberal jurists". President Harry S. Truman wrote in his tribute to Warren, which appeared in the California Law Review in 1970, "[t]he Warren record as Chief Justice has stamped him in the annals of history as the man who read and interpreted the Constitution in relation to its ultimate intent. He sensed the call of the times-and he rose to the call.
Ritchie, Kevin (2011) "Lana del Rey", Now, retrieved 2012-01-04 Del Rey described "Video Games" as "Hollywood sadcore"."Lana Del Rey, Scala, London/Wild Beasts, The Cathedral, Manchester", The Independent, November 20, 2011, retrieved 2012-01-04 Tim Lee of musicOMH noted the songs are extremely similar, commenting that "her (alleged) agents clearly having stumbled upon a formula with which they can (allegedly) print money and (allegedly) further consign Lana's secretive, (allegedly) real debut LP to the annals of history. You didn't hear it from us, right?". Del Rey was described as a "gangsta Nancy Sinatra", although she cites Britney Spears, Elvis Presley and Antony and the Johnsons as her musical influences.
Its continuity suggests it was not accompanied by substantial movement of population; crucially, only a single Hallstatt burial is known from Britain, and even here the evidence is inconclusive. On the whole, burials largely disappear across England, and the dead were disposed of in a way which is archaeologically invisible: excarnation is a widely cited possibility. Hillforts were known since the Late Bronze Age, but a huge number were constructed during 600–400 BC, particularly in the South, while after about 400 BC new forts were rarely built and many ceased to be regularly inhabited, while a few forts become more and more intensively occupied, suggesting a degree of regional centralisation. Around this time the earliest mentions of Britain appear in the annals of history.
Mustafa Kemal said "It is the nation's iron fist that writes the Nation's Oath which is the main principle of our independence to the annals of history." These decisions worried the occupying Allies, resulting in the Occupation of Constantinople by the British, French and Italian troops on 16 March 1920 and the establishment of a new Turkish nationalist parliament, the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, in Ankara. This also intensified the Turkish War of Independence against the Allies. The six decisions of the Misak-ı Millî taken by the late Ottoman Parliament were later used as the basis for the claims of the Grand National Assembly in the Treaty of Kars and of the new Republic of Turkey in the Treaty of Lausanne.
"The tributes to Leavitt's heroes will do nothing more than put a big dopy grin on your face." (Seattle Magazine) "When it comes to art icons, Michael Leavitt has a deep set of beliefs about who deserves a reserved parking space in the annals of history." (Juxtapoz Magazine"ToyBox", Juxtapoz Magazine, March 2007.) Leavitt has said, "I wanted to pay respect to people's work I love, and give them a little taste of their own medicineGeyer, K: "Creative Force", Los Angeles Magazine, August 2006." exploring the concept of an artist's body being consumed by their work. The 'enemy' of the "Art Army", "The Man", included Martha Stewart, Britney Spears and the John Tesh, Michael Bolton, Kenny G "3-Headed Monster".
Summi pontificatus was the first encyclical of Pius XII, promulgated in 1939. The bulk of the document deals with general and abstracted themes, but the situation in Poland (which had been invaded shortly before the encyclical's promulgation) is referred to with specificity once: > The blood of countless human beings, even noncombatants, raises a piteous > dirge over a nation such as Our dear Poland, which, for its fidelity to the > Church, for its services in the defense of Christian civilization, written > in indelible characters in the annals of history, has a right to the > generous and brotherly sympathy of the whole world, while it awaits, relying > on the powerful intercession of Mary, Help of Christians, the hour of a > resurrection in harmony with the principles of justice and true peace.Text > of Summi Pontificatus.
When the arrival of the troops of Gumercindo Sambrano to Exile (now Florianópolis) and Curitiba, florianistas troops left the towns desguarnecidas, abandoned their defences and retreated, leaving only a few soldiers in the rear and the population abandoned to fend for themselves. In both cities, the political elite, merchants and industrialists, resolved, to avoid looting, killings and rapes, make a deal with Gumercindo Saraiva, in this, the troops of the Maragatos, would respect an agreement of non-violence and in Exchange the population would pay a tribute to war. The agreement was established and the population was spared. But the federalists, after successive battles and acts of heroism and bravery that enrolling in the annals of history, are defeated and, with the return of the troops was made legal a bloody "reckoning".
Based on her superior academic performance, she was awarded a rare medical scholarship by the colonial government to study medicine (MBChB) at the University of Edinburgh from 1944 to 1949. By winning the award, she became the first Ghanaian woman in the annals of history and in any field to secure a scholarship for higher education abroad. At Edinburgh, she was active in the Student Christian Movement and the International Club. The second Ghanaian woman and fifth West African woman (jointly with Annie Jiagge) to receive a university baccalaureate degree, M. J. Clerk was also the first woman in Ghana and West Africa to pursue postgraduate qualifications at a graduate school when she obtained a diploma in tropical medicine and hygiene (DTM&H;) in 1950 from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, a constituent college of the University of London; she returned to her homeland in January 1951.
It also provided for Indian parents' involvement on school boards.William C. Canby, Jr., American Indian Law in a Nut Shell, St. Paul, MN: West Publishing Co., pp. 23–33 The American Indian Policy Review Commission, under the Department of Interior, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and the Office of Federal Acknowledgment, on May 19, 1977 officially published federal acknowledgement or recognition of the Choctaw Nation of Indians in the original homeland of Mobile and Washington counties of Alabama (the original Mississippi Territory and the same locale as the various Treaties with the Choctaw Nation of Indians on the Tombigbee in 1820 and named again in Alabama in the Choctaw Treaty of 1866). These Alabama Choctaw had been accounted for in the Mississippi Choctaw Jurisdictional Act of 1936, but have been left out of the annals of history under the Color of Law since at least 1937.
Stand pipes that were a common sight in rural areas have now been largely relegated to the past. “Over the past 200 years, Malaysia has harnessed (its) abundant (water) resource for agriculture and water supply to industries and homes, where consumers have the convenience of running water at the turn of a tap. Wells have since been relegated to the annals of history and stand pipes where villagers washed, bathed and collected water for cooking and drinking are a rarity. Water delivery tankers, once not an uncommon sight, are now only contingency measures to tide over prolonged periods of drought.” A Glimpse at Water Supply in Malaysia (Past and Present), no author, no date (estimated date around 2005) The foundation for piped water supply was laid by the British in 1804, when the first aqueduct of brick was built to transport water from the hills to the town of Penang.
As the originator of the idea, Neverbend also hopes that his name will go down in the annals of history as one of the great reformers. He considers it unfortunate that his friend Crasweller, as the first one to go, does not show any of the signs of old age for which "the Law" was made in the first place: Crasweller is healthy and vigorous, his mental abilities have not started to deteriorate in any way, and accordingly he is more than capable of managing his own affairs and of earning his living. When all of a sudden Crasweller starts lying about his age and claiming that he was in fact born a year later, Neverbend realises that measures must be taken to ensure the smooth execution of the Law. However, he soon finds out that it has dawned on other elderly citizens as well what the state has in store for them, and that various individuals have come up with all kinds of excuses and plans as to how they are going to oppose their deposition and, eventually, departure.
The House of Wessex, also known as the House of Cerdic (Cerdicingas in Old EnglishMillennium, Tom Holland (p 192)), refers to the family that initially ruled a kingdom in southwest England known as Wessex, from the 6th century under Cerdic of Wessex until the unification of the Kingdoms of England by Alfred the Great and his successors. Alfred and his successors would also be part of this dynasty, which would continue ruling in the main line all the way until Alfred's descendant, Ethelred the Unready, whose reign in the late 10th century and early 11th century saw a brief period of Danish occupation and following his and his son Edmund Ironside's death, kingship by the Danish Cnut the Great and his successors to 1042. The House of Wessex then briefly regained its power for 24 years, but after the deposition of its last scion, Ethelred's great-grandson Edgar Ætheling, it faded into the annals of history. Edgar himself died after a long and adventurous life sometime after 1125.
Origins The original homeland of the Kassites is not well established, but appears to have been located in the Zagros Mountains, in what is now the Lorestan Province of Iran. However, the Kassites were—like the Elamites, Gutians and Manneans who preceded them—linguistically unrelated to the Iranian-speaking peoples who came to dominate the region a millennium later. They first appeared in the annals of history in the 18th century BC when they attacked Babylonia in the 9th year of the reign of Samsu-iluna (reigned 1749–1712 BC), the son of Hammurabi. Samsu-iluna repelled them, as did Abi- Eshuh, but they subsequently gained control of Babylonia in 1570 BC, some 25 years after the fall of Babylon to the Hittites in 1595 BC, and went on to conquer the southern part of Mesopotamia, roughly corresponding to ancient Sumer and known as the Dynasty of the Sealand by 1520 BC. The Hittites had carried off the idol of the god Marduk, but the Kassite rulers regained possession, returned Marduk to Babylon, and made him the equal of the Kassite Shuqamuna.