She went on a trip to Korea with her family.
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In August, the pair went on a trip to Israel.
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They went on a trip together to Cabo shortly after the New Year.
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On August 11, Kaden Laga, 25, went on a trip with his family.
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They thought if I went on a trip, I would die like Daddy.
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I recently went on a trip to Seattle and tested out the various modes.
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Last month was an exception because I went on a trip for spring break.
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I was living in Thailand and went on a trip with some American friends.
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At 38, I went on a trip to Cabo with a bunch of my girlfriends.
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"Game of Thrones" stars Emilia Clarke and Rose Leslie recently went on a trip to India.
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"I just went on a trip with my 17-year-old son to see six colleges," says Gates.
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We went on a trip to Lake Tahoe, and I was kind of worried because they all drink.
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" —ullrmad "My now-fiancé and I went on a trip together to Philly a few months into our relationship.
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Or if we went on a trip that month, we would not do XYZ when we got back home.
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A couple of years after leaving the company, Bushell went on a trip with his girlfriend to Southeast Asia.
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When you were sixteen, you went on a trip to Washington, D.C., to visit your uncle—your mom's brother.
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Catch up quick: Warmbier went on a trip to North Korea in 2016 but was detained for 17 months.
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On what makes it all worth it: Last summer I went on a trip and half my plants died.
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I went on a trip led by Kimber Lockhart and Andi Kleissner to visit social enterprises in the Bay Area.
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My sibling recently went on a trip with him and was forced to cut it short because of his behavior.
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She also recently went on a trip to Ecuador with Heifer International to help promote the organization's work with cocoa farmers.
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The story goes: They went on a trip to Iceland to play a festival with some people from their record label.
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I went on a trip on his yacht, and he had David Crosby, Joe Walsh, Sean Lennon — all those crazy motherfuckers.
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I relearned to privately cherish beautiful moments when I went on a trip to Bali during the second week of Ramadan.
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Four months after she started, Stella went on a trip to San Francisco with Mars and some of the sales associates.
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She told me she knew of a group of girls who went on a trip together after meeting at the workshop.
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Amanda Charchian: This exact week in March four years ago, I went on a trip to Costa Rica with two friends.
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Palma told The Huffington Post that he and Hall went on a trip to Japan, where he gave her he locked snitch.
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In a 2003 film, The Lizzie McGuire Movie, Lizzie went on a trip of a lifetime in Rome, Italy, after her graduation.
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Tech Tip Q. I went on a trip without my logins and passwords, which I keep in a paper notebook at home.
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Egan also claimed in the lawsuit that he and Singer went on a trip to Hawaii where he said Singer again raped him.
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The two vacationed in the Caribbean on New Year's Eve, and recently went on a trip with Hugh Jackman and Diane von Furstenberg.
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The couple and their daughters also went on a trip around the world, kitesurfing, relaxing on the beach, and yachting with Sir Richard Branson.
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One of Google Photos' standout features has long been its ability to automatically create short movies whenever it recognizes you went on a trip.
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They found out about a community of American expats living in Cuenca, Ecuador, and went on a trip to scope it out in 2009.
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It also included the 2003 film, The Lizzie McGuire Movie, where Lizzie went on a trip of a lifetime in Rome, Italy, after her graduation.
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I recently went on a trip that involved multiple hotel hair dryers, and even the best was way too hot, too unwieldy, and mostly ineffective.
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I went on a trip to Disneyland with a friend, and my mom gave me a phone because she wanted me to stay in contact.
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Eventually, the two went on a trip to Puerto Rico for one of the Skinnygirl mogul's B Strong relief missions, where Frankel addressed Medley's alcohol intake.
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The basketball player hasn't been back to North Korea since January 2014, when he went on a trip funded by the Irish gambling website Paddy Power.
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Here's a look at how China's economy evolved since 1992, when former leader Deng Xiaoping went on a trip to Southern China to promote economic reforms.
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In 1999, when I went on a trip to Miami to watch Trump test the presidential waters, Stone orchestrated Trump's Castro-bashing speech to Cuban-Americans.
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Peter Madsen has been charged with killing the Swedish journalist who disappeared after she went on a trip with him in his submarine on August 10.
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Just before I went on a trip to Hawaii last year, I thought it would be fun to get a GoPro camera to record some pool stunts.
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He also went on a trip organized by the US State Department to bring young Middle Eastern entrepreneurs to America to learn about the startup culture there.
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The only people we know on this trip are the owner and one other person who went on a trip with us to Belize a few years ago.
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In fact, one time I left you with my mom when I went on a trip with your father, and when I came back, you were all her baby.
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Recently, WeWork acquired Mr. Teran's company, Managed by Q. "It puts your life in so much perspective," said Mr. Parikh of Casper, who went on a trip this year.
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Early in our relationship, before we were fully committed, she went on a trip that was previously planned to visit a man she was in a prior relationship with.
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And then, shortly after, the President and staff went on a trip to Russia, followed by Ireland, for critical meetings in both countries, because we also had to focus on governing.
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"I brought them to work when I went on a trip so they'd be taken care of, but I forgot that the kids would fall in love with them," said Ms. Doyle.
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Their comments are in contrast to Michelle Patton, a 36-year-old project manager for a healthcare company in Sacramento, who told PEOPLE she went on a trip on the boat in March.
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Wade alleges in the documentary that Jackson convinced Robson's mother, Joy, to let him stay over alone with the singer while the rest of his family went on a trip to the Grand Canyon.
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Speaking of shorter and less daunting, I packed two books when I went on a trip out of state recently: The Black God's Drums by P. Djèlí Clark and War Cry by Brian McClellan.
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Last month, I went on a trip to Bali, Indonesia, and one leg of my trek involved taking an American Airlines flight from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport in Texas to Hong Kong International Airport.
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T Fans of the TV series last saw Lizzie graduating from the eighth grade and in the 2003 film, The Lizzie McGuire Movie, Lizzie went on a trip of a lifetime in Rome, Italy, after her graduation.
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The show was later made into the film, The Lizzie McGuire Movie, where Lizzie went on a trip of a lifetime to Rome, Italy, following her eighth-grade graduation and got mistaken for an international pop star.
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The show was later made into a 2003 film, The Lizzie McGuire Movie, where Lizzie went on a trip of a lifetime to Rome, Italy, following her 8th-grade graduation and got mistaken for an international pop star.
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Last week, Justin Trudeau went on a trip to Nova Scotia with his family, and according to the Huffington Post, while there, the Trudeaus visited with young day campers at the Islands Provincial Park near the municipality of Shelburne.
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At Suno, Erin Beatty and Max Osterweis went on a trip around Africa with a nod to Edwardiana via plaid linen and eyelet, denim and shirting overembroidered with florals, big off-the-shoulder ruffles paired with generous trousers and full skirts.
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All episode long, she's been afraid that she is losing Jules: Jules went on a trip to the city and hooked up with another girl, and she has admitted to Rue that she is in love with both of them.
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Alayah told Peter that she and Victoria P. knew each other so well that they went on a trip to Las Vegas together (reddit sleuths dug through Alayah's Instagram Story highlights for photos of the trip, if you're feeling investigatory).
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He once had workers carry her up 12 flights of stairs when her elevator stopped working, lent her nephew his wife's pink Cadillac when his car was stolen and would see her off at the airport when she went on a trip.
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Ryan Graves, a former chief executive of Uber, whose stake in the company is estimated to be worth as much as $1.6 billion and who has pledged at least 8003 percent of it to Charity: water, went on a trip to Ethiopia this year.
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OSLO — On Tuesday, a group of 5-year-olds from a village in Norway went on a trip to a reindeer slaughterhouse, part of a program to teach them about the ways of the Sami, an indigenous people in Scandinavia who herd the animals.
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"When I was in high school my class went on a trip to Spain, and one of the women I was with was raped while we were there, and when we got back, the only thing we knew of to do was Planned Parenthood," Désir says.
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Apple iPad, $249 (usually $329) [You save $80]I used to bring my big laptop with me every time I went on a trip and it weighed my bag down so much and was too big and bulky to use comfortably on the plane as a passenger.
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Louie Swisher: I said this before, like on Snapchat and text and stuff, but I've kinda really recently just been reducing my Snapchat consumption, like I went on a trip for Thanksgiving and I was without internet for a week, and then I just realized over the trip, I don't really need any of this social media stuff, you can get too caught up in it.
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Before she went on a trip to Zimbabwe, Liz Stapf, an American student from Oregon who traveled to volunteer at an orphanage in 2008, didn't know that she was at risk for TB. She had the common misconception that you could only get TB if you were HIV positive; so when she lived with a young boy infected with active TB for several months, she felt perfectly safe.
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December 2015 Yevgen went on a trip around the world with the TV show, which lasted 9 months.
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He was interested in the latest literature and spoke French and Italian. He went on a trip to Greece and Palestine in 1885 and 1889.
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Kuhn was selected to head the Board of Directors. He went on a trip to Ponce de Leon Park in Atlanta to observe a modern park and plan renovations.
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April 27, 2002. MS. 11600 Hwy. 66, Ashland, Oregon. In 1928 along with known artists Frances Strain, Fred Biesel, Hannell and Vin went on a trip to Paris and Finland.
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Twitty first became interested in traditional cooking as a child when he went on a trip to Colonial Williamsburg. He majored in African- American studies and anthropology at Howard University, but did not finish due to financial constraints.
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In 1779, Hannon went on a trip to the West Indies and never returned. His wife sold the company in 1780 to Dr. Baker who changed the name to Baker Chocolate Company.Sammarco, Anthony Mitchell. The Baker Chocolate Company.
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So a rock in the Ulsan also went on a trip. But it couldn’t get on time because it was too big and clunky. When Ulsanbawi past Mt. Seorak messenger said that god don’t need more rocks. So don’t come.
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Slavíček studied to be a mechanical engineer at the Czech Technical University in Prague. Instead he followed his desire to become a filmmaker. In 1929, he went on a trip to Hollywood in the United States. He studied film technology and later became an editor.
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He went on a trip to London in 1763. He met Mozart and his family a year later. At first, Reinagle made a living in the shipping industry, making several trips to the American colonies during the 1770s. In Edinburgh, he taught music and presented several concerts.
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Afterwards, he became a student of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. He studied there until 1883 in class of Gyula Benczúr, the Hungarian painter. After finishing the Academy, he went on a trip to the Orient for the first time, visiting the Caucasus.
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His father took a strong interest in him, and would take him to sporting events at Cleveland Municipal Stadium, political gatherings, and historic family vacations and trips. The Trakas family valued military service and patriotic venues, and every summer went on a trip to an historic location.
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A Tudor Tragedy. New York: Pantheon Books, 1961. Thomas Culpeper was first introduced into Catherine Howard's personal life in March 1541, when King Henry VIII went on a trip to Dover and left Catherine behind at Greenwich. At this time Culpeper began asking favours of Catherine.
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"Conporec Inc. announces resignation of director", 25 October 2005, accessed 5 January 2010. In 2009, Lefebvre went on a trip to Machu Picchu to raise money for local charities.Benoit Lefebvre et Jean-Frédéric Beaudet partiront à la découverte du Machu Picchu pour une bonne cause, SorelTracyRegion.
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When the king fell sick, Button Nose went out to find a cure. While he recovered, Button Nose was made temporary ruler of his kingdom. After the king got better, he went on a trip around the universe, leaving Button Nose in charge until the end of the series.
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Beinart made aliyah to attend the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in 1937. While he was at university, he served as an intelligence officer in the Irgun. He also served in the 1948 War of Independence. He subsequently went on a trip to Spain, where he researched the history of Iberian Jews.
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During his literary career, Dygasiński wrote forty-two short stories and novels. Since 1884 his works were being published in book-form and enjoyed considerable success. They were translated into Russian and German. In 1891, Dygasiński went on a trip to Brazil on a trail of Polish emigrants from Partitioned Poland.
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Vathaire informed them that he had a compromising tax file against his boss. He decided, under the influence of Jean Kay, to blackmail Marcel Dassault. In June 1976, the two went on a trip to Miami, Florida. According to various sources, it was either a vacation or a meeting with Cuban exiles.
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He went on a trip that started in Paris in 1860 where he saw Corot and Dupré's works before moving on to Germany.Press Company Frontier Press Company. (2004) Masters of Achievement, Kessinger Publishing. p. 929. . After an interlude of two years in Cincinnati, he moved back to New York City in 1863.
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In 2009, he went on a trip to Thailand and Laos with a friend after completing his A-level. At that time, his friend had suggested that he visit the Perhentian Island. When he got there, he learned about Kapas Island. 10 days after residing in the island, he came to Kapas Island.
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In 1881 Adams went on a trip to Europe to regain his health, taking his family with him. In 1883 Adams returned and settled in Christchurch. He had agreed not to practise law in Nelson when he resigned from Adams and Kingdon. Adams went into partnership with Thomas Joynt, founding Joynt and Acton-Adams.
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Although he held some large meetings, he was heavily defeated.Mia Roth, The Communist Party in South Africa: Racism, Eurocentricity and MoscowEd. Apollon B. Davidson et al, South Africa and the Communist International: Volume 1, pp.208-209 In July 1929, the couple went on a trip to England, and Douglas stood down from his positions.
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Jean Deloche first traveled to India in 1951, when he went on a trip on foot with his wife. He resumed studying history upon his return to France in 1954. From 1961 to 1962, Deloche was a teacher at Suryavarman II school in Siem Reap, Cambodia. From 1962 to 1966, he was director of the Alliance Française of Madras.
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Towards the end of 1935 he underwent a major operation in Brisbane, and on recovering went on a trip to New Zealand. He did not return greatly improved in health, and was compelled to seek medical attention in Sydney and Brisbane. In October, 1936, he returned to Toowoomba and continued to be in poor health. His nephew Rev.
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At the beginning of 1925 Butler went on a trip to England and died at South Croydon on 28 April 1925. Butler was made a knight bachelor in 1913. He had married Helena Kate Layton in 1878 and Ethel Pauline Finer in 1894, who survived him. He had eight children by his first marriage and three by his second.
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In 1933, together with Alice Hamilton, went on a trip to Germany to protest the discharge of Jewish doctors. Landsberg eventually left Hull House to teach Latin at Bryn Mawr School, where Edith Hamilton was headmistress. Margaret Hamilton also became a science teacher at Bryn Mawr School and took over as headmistress in 1933 before retiring in 1935.
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Kautzy eventually become conversant in the English language and began socializing with his contemporaries soon after he arrived in New York. In 1925, he met and courted Ruth Carle, whom he married in the same year a week before Christmas at the Little Church Around the Corner. The couple went on a trip to Europe for their honeymoon.
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The book was expanded from the essay "The Great Lawsuit", first published in the July 1843 issue of The Dial. Fuller began writing her essay as she went on a trip to Chicago in 1843, perhaps inspired by a similar essay by Sophia Ripley.Risjord, Norman K. Representative Americans: The Romantics. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 2001: 114.
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In 1868, Vibert encouraged Berne-Bellecour to devote himself entirely to painting. Berne-Bellecour, Vibert, Alexander Louis Leloir, and Édouard Detaille went on a trip to Africa in 1870, later returning to serve in the Franco-Prussian War. Berne-Bellecour served in the francs- tireurs and won a medal for gallantry under fire. His later works focused on military subjects.
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While very devoted to one another, both Sam and Joanne were over the age of 40 and wished to take things slowly. In 1969, Sam proposed to Jo, with a wedding planned for 1970. However, Sam went on a trip to Africa and was presumed dead, leaving Joanne devastated. He later returned to town, but they could not rekindle their old feelings.
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Moseley (birth name: Jonathan William Moseley) was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico. In 1978, he saw snow for the first time when his family went on a trip to California. Eventually, his family moved to Tiburon, California, a suburb north of San Francisco where he attended The Branson School in Ross, California. His family would go to the Sierra Nevada every weekend.
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He left photographing his own family to his wife Noriko, and it is she who had the camera if they went on a trip together.Kanda, "Gendai no shōzō", p. 63. In the early part of his career, Kikai often had to earn money in other ways: after three years' work in the darkroom, he returned to manual labor.Oiwake, "Kindaika ni norenakatta otoko", p. 141\.
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In 1877 Robert was sent to South Australia to establish "The United States Tobacco Factory" in what was Clark's flour mill in Halifax Street. He represented the electorate of Light in the South Australian House of Assembly from April 1881 to April 1884. His colleagues were Jenkin Coles and H. V. Moyle. He subsequently went on a trip to England and the United States, returning in 1885.
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His subjects included whaling (for which he went on a trip on a whaling vessel), the environment, martial arts and children's fiction. His books have been translated between English and Japanese, as well as into French, Italian, German, Mongolian, Korean and Chinese. In 2005, he was awarded an Order of the British Empire. C. W. Nicol was the chairman of the Afan Woodland Trust.
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He earned the Sampson Medal for service during that war. He went back to the USNA from 1906 to 1907, commanded the in 1906, was executive officer of the until 1907 and the until 1909. While with the Missouri, he went on a trip around the world. Scales was in the Hydrographic Office from 1909 to 1910, and commanded the until 1912, and the to 1913.
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His career didn't take off until working with director Sergei Eisenstein on the film Strike. Tisse would become Eisenstein's standard cinematographer for the next twenty years. Tisse, along with Eisenstein and Grigori Alexandrov went on a trip in 1929. They traveled to Europe and the United States with the intent of finding new sound equipment and creating connections between Hollywood and the Soviet film industry.
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After high school, Hess attended University of Central Oklahoma and graduated in 2007 with a degree in Industrial Safety and Criminal Justice. He also wrestled and was an All-American his senior year. One time he went on a trip to Las Vegas to watch one of his best friends get married and back out of doing the bungee jump at the stratosphere hotel.
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He also became friend with other British travellers in Egypt at that time, including John Gardner Wilkinson, who had been residing in Cairo. Lane also went on a trip down the Nile to Nubia, visiting numerous sites and taking observational notes.Thompson 1996, 566–567 On this trip he visited Abydos, Dendera, Luxor, Kom Ombo, Philae, Abu Simbel and a number of other ancient sites.
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He also produced a sgraffito work for the pediment of the German War Ministry's riding school, as well as other decorative painting. In 1868 he went on a trip to Italy to study old sgraffito work, but died in Naples before returning. His correspondence with Cornelius and travel reports on the trip were published in some 1868 and 1869 issues of the magazine Zeitschrift für bildende Kunst.
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Silvagni was drafted by Carlton at the 2015 draft. He was given the number 2 guernsey for the first season. After finishing his first season, Silvagni went on a trip to Italy with his family to trace his paternal heritage. It was during this trip that he was presented with the No. 1 guernsey on the Grand Canal in Venice, switching from the No. 2.
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McKean met David McKean, then a student at the University of California at Berkeley, while she was working in California for Senator Feinstein in 2003. The two went on a trip to Asia together, travelling to China, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, and Laos. They became engaged in 2008. They married on March 21, 2009, at the Woman's National Democratic Club, a mansion in Washington, D.C. They had three children.
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He also had a holiday in northern Italy, where he visited Venice, Padua and Verona. In the late 1920s he made short trips to Paris and Dieppe, and in 1929 he made a longer trip to see the chateaux of the Loire, visiting Blois, Chartres, Loches, Chinon, Amboise and Tours. In the spring of 1937 he went on a trip to Greece, which included the Greek islands and Cyprus.
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Barrett wrote that Trollope's work was "flowingly & softly written, with no trace of the thing called genius". The Piazza Maria Antonia in 1860 when the Trollopes lived there Trollope and her family went on a trip to Florence in 1844. Her father published his Dante translation in 1846. Whilst she was a guest of Fanny Trollope, she met and married Fanny's son Thomas Adolphus Trollope (brother of the writer Anthony Trollope).
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Sanchez primarily provides lead vocals and guitar in Coheed and Cambria. However, he has also used theremins, synthesizers and harmonicas in his side projects. Early in his career, Sanchez first performed with several different bands, all of which lasted a short period of time. After breaking up with Beautiful Loser, Sanchez went on a trip to Paris, where he began writing a story, initially referred to as The Bag.
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From 1890–1895 and in 1898/99 he studied medicine and philosophy at the University of Würzburg and received his doctorate in 1895. In 1895/96 he worked in the psychological laboratory of Heidelberg University alongside Emil Kraepelin. In 1897, Ach went on a trip to North America for further examination of motion sickness. Following the journey, he worked at the pharmacological institute of the University of Strasbourg.
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Garmendia was born in Quispicanchi Province to Juan Egidio Garmendia Picoaga and Ildefonsa Raymunda Puértolas Collar. In 1854, Garmendia married Antonia Nadal Picoaga, by whom he was to have four children. Together they went on a trip to Europe and visited industrial plants there. Having learned about modern accessories and mechanisms used in Europe, Garmendia returned to Peru, and played a significant role in the textile boom of Cusco.
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Around 1910 the press started a campaign against Rasputin, who was said to have paid too much attention to young girls and women. Stolypin wanted to ban him from the capital and threatened to prosecute him as a sectarian. Rasputin went on a trip to Jerusalem and came back to St. Petersburg only after Stolypin's death. On 14 June 1910 his land reform measures became a full fledged law.
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Jack walked over Victor and towards the door leaving him to die. But Jack used his better judgement and called 911, saving Victor's life. After having confrontations with Ashley, Nikki, and his daughter Victoria, Victor went on a trip to the country to get away from his problems. Victor was robbed and carjacked and the man who did it ended up dying in a car accident in Victor's car.
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He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1921 from the University of Colorado and from 1921 to 1926 studied Fine Arts at the University of Michigan and the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Douglas married Freda Bendix Gillespie (1902-1979) in 1926. From 1926 to 1929, Douglas was primarily a painter and wood carver. He and his wife, Freda, went on a trip around the world in 1928.
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On September 1 he was appointed bishop coadjutor of the small town of Vinyoles d'Orís and three days later he took up his charge. In 1873, he published the cant (ode or song) "Passió de Nostre Senyor Jesucrist" (Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ). He left Vinyoles d'Orís for health reasons and moved to Vic. He went on a trip to Roussillon and saw the mountain, El Canigó, possibly for the first time.
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Following graduation, he moved to Washington, D.C., where he worked as a junior Auditor at the Internal Revenue Credit Union for three months. In 1986, after losing his job in D.C., Anaya-Lucca went on a trip to London. An unexpected layover at Newark Liberty International Airport necessitated his spending a night in New York City. On impulse, he stayed in the city without ever returning to DC—except to remove his belongings.
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Burke's Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage, 107th edition, 3 volumes. Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A.: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical Books) Ltd, 2003. Page 3448 Their first child was a daughter, who died in early infancy. When Lady Roos went on a trip to London and came back pregnant, she is alleged to have told her husband that, regardless of who had fathered the child, if it was a boy it would one day be Earl of Rutland.
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A rich merchant had three daughters, Bella, Cenzolla, and the youngest, Sapia Liccarda. He went on a trip and nailed up all the windows so they could not lean out and gossip, and gave them rings that would stain if they did something shameful. The older sisters managed to lean out anyway. The king's castle was across the way, and his three sons, Cecciariello, Grazuolo, and Tore, flirted with the three daughters.
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Randall educated herself to be a teacher, worked for the Unitarian Church and got herself big cultural and esoterian interests. She got a job at Forestville School in Chicago. In the summer of 1896 the teachers of the school went on a trip to Europe, they traveled by the new atlantic steam boat Etruria. Onboard was also the Swedish engineer Sigfrid Edström en route to work for an electric company in Cleveland, Ohio.
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At the young age of 16 he was appointed a junior civil officer in the county administration. Sun Jian first made a name for himself at the age of 17 when he went on a trip with his father to Qiantang. During the trip they heard of a band of pirates led by Hu Yu robbing nearby travelers. Sun Jian wanted to attack them while his father wanted nothing to do with the pirates.
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Upon arriving in Nigeria, Kuti also changed the name of his group to Africa '70. The new sound hailed from a club that he established called the Afrika Shrine. The band maintained a five-year residency at the Afrika Shrine from 1970 to 1975 while afrobeat thrived among Nigerian youth. In 1969, Kuti and his band went on a trip to the U.S. and met Sandra Smith, a singer and former Black Panther.
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Sullivan, p. 355 At Saint-Briac Kirill, aware of the murders of Tsar Nicholas II and his only son, officially declared himself the Guardian of the Throne in 1924.Sullivan, p. 357 Victoria went on a trip to the United States in 1924, hoping to raise American support for restoration of the monarchy.Sullivan, 364 Her efforts evoked little response, due to the isolationism prevalent in the United States during the 1920s.Sullivan, p.
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While on her way to see him, she flashes back to the time the group of friends went on a trip together. While on the bus Na-mi draws a portrait of Joon-ho; she later goes in search of him with the intention of giving him the drawing. When she finds him, she is shocked to see him and Su-ji kiss. She leaves in tears and never gives him the picture.
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He travelled widely in the Soviet Union, visiting the Ukraine and the Crimea. He went on a trip to the Caucasus with the German ambassador, Count Schulenberg, later executed for taking part in the 20 July plot to kill Hitler. In October 1935, he was promoted Second Secretary. Moscow was followed by another year in the League of Nations department, and he made a visit to Spain during the Spanish civil war.
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Savage's wife Elizabeth died in 1851 and then, soon after, their daughter died. Just as James Jr. was finishing up at Harvard, in the summer of 1854, Savage's second daughter died all three deaths were within a three-year span. After the funeral of the second daughter, James Jr. went on a trip to Europe with two classmates, Horace Furness and Atherton Blight. James Jr. studied agricultural chemistry while in Munich and Berlin.
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Smith and his wife Gillian have a daughter, Becky, an educational consultant, and a son, Ed, who is the England National Cricket Selector, former England cricketer and published author. In 2006, shortly after being diagnosed with cancer, he and his son went on a trip to India. It was the inspiration for his book The Following Game, published in 2011. His book on teaching, The Learning Game, has been widely acclaimed in the world of education.
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His first exhibition in Baku hold in 1962. "Childhood Memories", "Absheron Series" and the other famous paintings of the artist were demonstrated in Prague, Pekin, Dakar, Baghdad and other cities. "Gara Garayev", "Sattar Bahlulzade", "Bahruz Kangarli" (1947), "Kamil Khanlarov", "Soltan Mahammad", "Maral Rahmanzadeh" are the most known works of Taghi Taghiyev. He went on a trip to countries of Europe and Africa in 1954 and created many paintings of his impressions as "African Girl", "Hello, New World".
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When she was 15, as a volunteer in Nakuusa (UNICEF's project in support of Greenlandic children), she went on a trip around Greenland's coast during which she discussed politics with a friend. As a result, she decided the Siumut social democratic party was the one for her. After joining the party's youth organization, her interest in politics continued to grow. After graduating from high school, in 2015 she began studying political science at the University of Copenhagen.
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In the general election, he defeated Samuel J. Topping by 163 votes to become the mayor of Englewood from 1904-1905. Platt refused to be considered for reelection and went on a trip to Europe for the last month of his term. Between 1909 and 1916 he was on the Democratic State Committee for New Jersey serving in various roles. He was a delegate to the 1912 Democratic National Convention as a delegate for Woodrow Wilson.
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Nissim Amon was born in Jerusalem in 1963 to a secular family. He served in the Israeli Defense Forces under the Nahal Brigade and fought in the Lebanon War. After his military service, he went on a trip to the Far East and became acquainted with Buddhism. Amon later returned to Israel, flew back to the Far East and joined a Zen Buddhist monastery in Korea where he underwent a curriculum in English for western monks.
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In 1990, The Oprah Winfrey Show and the Elite Agency held a nationwide modeling search. The celebrity judges, John Casablancas, Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, and Iman chose Bibb, then 16 years old, as the winner. After finishing her junior year, Bibb flew to New York City to sign a contract with Elite Agency and modeled over that summer and went on a trip to Japan. Bibb returned to the United States for her senior year and graduated in 1991.
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Reportedly around 40 thousand workers from Thailand had returned home. The local authorities were ordered to pay close attention and getting them informed on preventive measures and self-quarantine themselves for two weeks. On 26–28 March, two Indonesians taking off from Thailand and a Cambodian family of four who went on a trip to France were added to confirmed cases. On 29–31 March, six cases were added to the total of 109 at the month's end.
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Research by William R. Hunt into this matter showed that Helgesen's staff in Washington included an aide, Ernest C. Rost, who was a professional photographer and a friend of Dr. Cook. Later it turned out that Rost was a hired lobbyist for Cook. Helgesen read into the Congressional Record of 1915 published pamphlets and newspaper articles in support of Cook. However, a year later Cook went on a trip to Asia, and Helgesen denounced Cook as a fraud.
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Pennington later continued her education at Metropolitan State University in Denver, Colorado and graduated in May 2014. Later in 2014, Pennington went on a trip to Finland where she met a fellow olympian who was a bronze medalist in sprint kayaking. She began training with him in Finland, and then sought out another trainer in Seattle, WA who helped her improve at the sport and work towards participating on the U.S. Paracanoe World Cup Team in 2015.
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In 2013 Giant Steps produced Where The Shot Rabbits Lay by Brad Birch at The White Bear Theatre London. The play explores the relationship between a father and his son after a fractious divorce and what happened when they went on a trip together. Roland Jaquarello directed the production, Andy Robinson was the designer and Roger Simonsz the lighting designer. Peter Warnock who played The Man and Richard Linnell who was The Boy were praised for their performances.
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From 1859 to 1860, Marshall went on a trip to Europe in order to expand his leather business. During the onset of the American Civil War Jewel purchased leather putting his business in a good position to gain government contracts. During the Civil War, Jewell's tanning business flourished having supported the Northern war effort. After the Civil War ended Jewell returned to Europe and extended his travels to Egypt and the Holy Land from 1865 to 1867.
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In his first book, he tells his journey and hardships in the cold northwest to meet and convert Cree.Young (1890) Thereafter, he wrote several other books one of the most known Stories from Indian wigwams and northern camp-fires (1893). In 1904-05, Young and his wife went on a trip around the world, with an extended stay in Australia for lectures and distribution of books. Egerton Ryerson Young died on 5 October 1909 in Bradford, Ontario.
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He is the voice of reason for Oliver, and the two have since formed a real father-son relationship. During his recovery from Onomatopoeia's attack, Oliver Queen and his former sidekick Roy Harper went on a trip across the country recovering old possessions. One of them was an old photograph which revealed that Oliver had been present at Connor's birth, but later ran from the responsibility of being a father. Oliver kept this fact from his son.
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On April 22, 1917, Winans went on a trip to pick wildflowers, and died suddenly. His funeral and memorial services were well attended by the entire community, and business in Walla Walla nearly stopped for respect of him. The funeral was held at Walla Walla Presbyterian Church, and his body was placed in Mountain View Cemetery in Walla Walla. The town's Sunday school children placed wildflowers on his grave in memory of his love for them.
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It's the fifth episode from the 46 minute compilation, "Seven Gnarled Tales of the Unholy." His drawings on found paper may be one of his most noted series along with the "Asylum" drawings which he did while working at a mental hospital in the mid 1970s. In 1985, he went on a trip to New York to promote his music and art. The first East Village gallery he approached, Eastman Wahmendorf, placed him in a show and subsequently others.
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Miniature of Sir William Hamilton, 1784, Scottish National Portrait Gallery A year after his wife's death Hamilton had a third period of leave in Britain. This time he visited his estates in Wales and went on a trip to Scotland with his nephew Charles Greville, who was a younger son of the Earl of Warwick and Hamilton's sister Elizabeth. When Hamilton made a will during that visit to Britain he made Greville his heir.Fothergill 1969: 210.
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Harold and Zara Holt in 1950 While at university, Holt met Zara Dickins, the daughter of a Melbourne businessman; there was an "instant mutual attraction". They made plans to marry once Holt had graduated, but after a financial dispute chose to separate. Zara went on a trip to Britain, where she was introduced to James Fell, a British Indian Army officer. She accompanied Fell to India, and then in early 1935 returned to Australia where Holt again proposed marriage.
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The girl met up with the elephant. Friday evening the elephant wandered round St. James's, while the girl went on a trip around London on an opentop AEC Routemaster bus. On Saturday, the elephant walked to Trafalgar Square, where it rested over lunch. Then the girl marionette was lifted by a crane onto the elephant's trunk, and was carried on 'Grand Parade' back to Horseguards Parade, with the 'sultan' sightseeing with a troop of dancers on top of the elephant.
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Vyrubova's mother reportedly told interrogators following the February Revolution that her son-in-law "proved to be completely impotent, with an extremely perverse sexual psychology that manifested itself in various sadistic episodes in which he inflicted moral suffering on her and evoked a feeling of utter disgust."Radzinsky, p. 91 Vyrubova became one of Rasputin's adherents and on order of the Tsarina, she went on a trip to his home village of Pokrovskoye to investigate the rumours about Rasputin.Fuhrmann, p. 60.
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Alex arrived in Hollyoaks as a student and a computer nerd freak, who moved into Tony Hutchinson’s student house. Alex began dating a girl on the internet, and decided to visit her in Ireland. However he was shocked to discover that she had died and her parents had been sending the emails. Soon, Alex went on a trip with the lads on Rory Finnigan’s stag night in Barcelona, where he was chased by angry transvestite who stole his money belt.
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An early recording of the song, as well as "El Rodeo," was released on the "Demon Cleaner" single in 1994. The idea for the album's cover came up when John Garcia, together with Scott Reeder's wife, went on a trip to Bombay Beach. They discovered the place submerged in water due to fluctuations of sea level. Once they came back they told Josh and Scott about it and a photo that was later taken there eventually became the album cover.
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Though not a great scholar he was eminent as an ecclesiastical statesman, and his influence was far-reaching. After the strain of the fight with the so-called Wee Frees in 1904-5 his health broke down. In his final years he was living at 8 Rosebery Crescent in Edinburgh's West End.Edinburgh and Leith Post Office Directory 1905-6 However, and he went on a trip to Australia to recover his health, and died in Melbourne on 22 December 1906.
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During the 1971 Indonesian legislative election, the headquarters of the Indonesian Army predicted that Golkar, the ruling party, would not win in North Tapanuli. The Governor of North Sumatra, Marah Halim Harahap, promised Sinaga a trip to Japan fully covered by Harahap, while the commander of the Bukit Barisan Territory Command, Leo Lopulissa, promised Sinaga a Range Rover Classic. Golkar would won in North Tapanuli by 85%, and Sinaga went on a trip to Japan and got a new Range Rover Classic.
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Jennie Kim was born in the Seoul Capital Area, South Korea on January 16, 1996, as an only child. When she was eight years old, she went on a trip with her family to Australia and New Zealand. While in New Zealand, her mother asked her if she liked the place and if she wanted to stay, Kim replied "yes". A year later, she was sent to study at Waikowhai Intermediate School in Auckland, New Zealand and lived with a home- stay family.
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In 1952, she went on a trip to London, where she enrolled at the Chelsea School of Art. From 1960 to 1962, she studied at the East Sydney Technical College, and later did a graduate course in painting at the University of NSW. In the late 1960s, Penny Meagher became a director of the Macquarie Galleries in Sydney. Her work has been exhibited only rarely and at occasional group exhibitions, this included the important STILL LIFES at David Jones Gallery in 1984.
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Beck was among the founding members of the German Green party, Alliance '90/The Greens. In 1983 she was elected to the German Bundestag and in the first electoral term in which the Greens were represented in Parliament she was one of the spokespersons of the parliamentary group, together with Petra Kelly and Otto Schily. That year, Beck went on a trip to Washington, D.C. with Kelly and Gerd Bastian to discuss the NATO Double-Track Decision.Breiter Graben "Der Spiegel", July 11, 1983.
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Although the album was recorded in just a few months, it has been an idea in Gordon's mind for decades. Since Gordon went on a trip to the Bahamas with his family in his childhood, he has always been fascinated with the calypso band, The Mustangs. “Ya Mar,” one of the songs Gordon heard on the trip, eventually became a staple of Phish’s live shows. Most of the songs were written and arranged in Costa Rica and were then recorded in Nassau, Bahamas.
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In May 1994, they went to Hawaii mainly to attend a charity dinner held for the reconstruction of Kuakini Hospital. In February 1994, the Prince and Princess went on a trip to Norway to attend the Lillehammer Winter Olympics. In July 1994, Nobuko visited Australia on her own to support the Sydney Royal Research Institute for those with visual and listening disabilities. In April 1998, Tomohito and Nobuko travelled to Turkey to attend the opening ceremony of the Turkey-Japan Foundation Cultural Centre.
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Baker stayed in the west as a trapper until 1852, when he went on a trip with Kit Carson. He also served as an interpreter and scout. He was one of the first permanent residents in the area of Denver, Colorado, nominally living there from 1859 to 1871, although the residence was primarily inhabited by Baker's wife and family while he traveled. In 1873 Baker and his family moved to the Little Snake valley in Wyoming, where he remained until his death on May 15, 1898.
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There he was followed by security guards, who felt a little awkward because they spotted this bearded, long- haired, headband-wearing man visiting place like that with no apparent purpose. After that he visited another supermarket that just opened. He did not visit any discos or other entertainment places as to visit such a place one must pay in advance. After that he went on a trip to the bird market, listening to the birds chirp and see the different types of pets that are sold there.
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Another architect friend was Walter Shirley, who became 11th Earl Ferrers in 1911, and later went to live at the family seat at Staunton Harold, Leicestershire, where Winmill went to visit. Winmill also made about three holiday trips to the Scilly Isles, his last visit being in March 1935. He also visited a number of European countries, specifically to look at examples of architecture. For example around the turn of the century he went on a trip to Bruges, where he took time to sketch old buildings.
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While Vise went on a trip to San Francisco, he left Dean at the St. John cabin. On December 1, 1850, a native of Jackson County, Missouri, and a resident of Agua Fria, California named John Woods, left the Mariposa country for the Four Creeks region, arriving with fourteen men. Woods built a cabin on the south bank of the Kaweah River, seven miles east of modern Visalia. The Kawia Yokuts, led by an escaped mission native named Francisco, attacked the group killing all but two.
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After the abdication of Napoleon, he went to Great Britain . During the "one hundred days of Napoleon "through Paris returned to Greater Poland ( 1815 ). Dezydery Chłapowski as Napoleon's staff officer He settled in his hometown Turwia, which he and Rąbin bought back from the debtor father of a professor, and then tidied up the property and began introducing a modern economy. To deepen their knowledge once again went on a trip to England ( 1818 - 1819 ), where among other things practiced physically working on the farm.
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Three years later, he was appointed pastor of the Second Advent Church in Lakeport, New Hampshire and was one of its most active leaders, eventually becoming an Elder. In the 1870s, he moved to Concord where he continued to create the occasional portrait from photographs. He went on a trip to Jamaica in 1883, where he painted on commission from a wealthy planter and made studies of tropical scenery. While there, he contracted typhus and died of its effects shortly after his return to Concord.
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In 2008 the college was awarded the Artsmark Gold Award in recognition of its achievements in the arts. Bicester Community College has a performing arts department, with a jazz band, choirs, wind band, string orchestra, chamber ensembles, a boys' dance company and dance clubs. The orchestra and jazz band went on a trip to Germany in July 2007, performing three concerts. The orchestra and jazz band also visited Belgium in July 2009, performing at various venues and events, including The Last Post Ceremony at Menin Gate, Ypres.
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In 1917 she was appointed to the Committee on Women's Employment to advise the government on women workers. She founded and became chairperson of the women's section of the Musée social, and in 1918–19 went on a trip to the United States for the Musée to investigate part-time work for women in four American cities. During this trip she met President Woodrow Wilson and former President Theodore Roosevelt. After World War I (1914–18) she traveled in Poland, Czechoslovakia, Austria, Hungary and Romania.
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The family lived in the Santurce neighborhood of San Juan and also had a farm in Comerío, a town located in the central mountains of the island. There he came into constant contact with nature and peasant culture. On one occasion when he was six years old, his father went on a trip to New York City and brought back a box of modeling clay as a gift for his young son. Young José became fascinated with the gift and started to model human figures with it.
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The idea for Women's Bank was born in January 2007, when a group of influential Finnish women went on a trip to Liberia. They had been invited in the war-torn West African country by the Finnish NGO Finn Church Aid. Moved by the condition of women in Liberia, the founders of Women's Bank set out to establish a 'women-to-women' framework. Funds raised by voluntary work would benefit women in developing countries, providing necessary assistance, training and capital to earn their own livelihood.
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Young partnered with Merck & Co., in November 2016, to help educate people on the importance of biomarker testing in non-small cell lung cancer, the disease that killed her father. A scholarship student herself, Young now endows a scholarship each year to a student at her alma mater, Yale University. In 2019, Young became an ambassador for the organization CARE and went on a trip to Rwanda to see the work they are doing there. For International Women's Day 2020, Young directed a PSA, for CARE, starring herself, Kerry Washington, Shonda Rhimes and Katie Lowes.
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Shortly after the wedding he left his wife in Poland and went on a trip abroad, during which he spent a year in the military academy in Paris. From abroad he returned in 1697 to take part in the new election of a king, during which he supported the candidacy of the Wettin family member and Elector of Saxony, Augustus II the Strong. At the same time, a conflict erupted between Michał and his mother about the former wealth of his stepfather. In this case the possession conflict also concerned his wife.
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In 1898, he married Amélie Noellie Parayre; the two raised Marguerite together and had two sons, Jean (born 1899) and Pierre (born 1900). Marguerite and Amélie often served as models for Matisse.Marguerite Matisse Retrieved 13 December 2010 In 1898, on the advice of Camille Pissarro, he went to London to study the paintings of J. M. W. Turner and then went on a trip to Corsica.Oxford Art Online, "Henri Matisse" Upon his return to Paris in February 1899, he worked beside Albert Marquet and met André Derain, Jean Puy, and Jules Flandrin.
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Her husband Dick, was a drunken louse who treated everyone poorly until he went on a trip to Cuba and came back with crippling brain damage that reduced him to the capacity of a child. Forced to continue caring for him for more than a decade before the beginning of the novel, Leslie has given up on the ambitions of her childhood and resigned herself to her depressed existence. Owen Ford -- A writer who rents Leslie Moore's extra room for one summer. Susan Baker -- Anne and Gilbert's housekeeper.
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"Mountain of Faith: A Special Afterword". 2007-8-17. Since Suwa mythology had largely faded from public consciousness, ZUN thought it would be interesting to provide his own spin on Suwa mythology; to do this, he went on a trip to research the gods of the Suwa region. One of the main point for Mountain of Faith, in ZUN's mind, is to go back to the basics. For this reason, Mountain of Faith did not inherit the Spell Practice mode from Imperishable Night nor the unique character bombs from previous games.
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Lodge's original title for the novel was The British Museum Has Lost Its Charm, a line from a George and Ira Gershwin song but he was refused permission to use it by the Gershwin Publishing Corporation.Lodge, The British Museum Is Falling Down, pp. 173–174. In March 1965 the family went on a trip across America, eventually moving to San Francisco. In 1966, Lodge published his first book of academic criticism, Language of Fiction, and in 1967 defended his doctoral thesis for the PhD in English he was awarded in 1967 by Birmingham University.
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In the late night special Hollyoaks: Back from the Dead, Nicole went on a trip with Andy Holt, the serial rapist, as part of a trap for her brothers Sam and Russ Owen. At first he charmed her into thinking he had feelings for her, and nearly made love to her, only to stop because he claimed he wanted her to be better. By the time Nicole realised his true intentions for her, he wouldn't let her leave. Andy forced Nicole to drink the Date rape drug GHB rendering her unconscious.
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In 1936 a paddling pool was added beside the playground, six new swings and a see-saw were also added. In 1937 each child that was a patient at the institute was given a commemorative souvenir for the coronation of King George VI. In 1938, instead of the annual excursion of a seaside picnic, two hundred pupils went on a trip to the Empire Exhibition at Bellahouston. The Park which had previously been the superintendent's house was converted to house 30 private female patients; also a Girl Guides group (1st Torwood) was started in 1939.
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This work was famous under different names: "Portrait of N. M. S. in shawls" () and "Portrait of M-lle Sapozhnikova" (). The second name was mainly used in international exhibitions. Fechin debuted with this portrait at the international exhibition «Carnegie Institute» in Pittsburgh. Nadezhda Sapozhnikova (sixth to the left, closer to the center) among the students of van Dongen’s studio In 1910 Nadezhda Sapozhnikova graduated from the Kazan Art School and together with Fechin went on a trip, visiting Berlin, Munich, Verona, Venice, Milan, Padua, Florence, Rome, Naples, and Vienna.
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The youngest daughter of Edward Lyulph Stanley, 4th Baron Sheffield and Stanley of Alderley, Venetia was a namesake and collateral descendant of Venetia Stanley (1600–1633). Venetia met Asquith through her close friendship with his daughter, Violet. Asquith, who enjoyed writing letters to women in high society, began his correspondence with Venetia in 1910. However, Venetia was just one of several women who received Asquith's letters until 1912, when she went on a trip to Sicily with Asquith, Violet and Edwin Montagu, a Liberal MP who was one of Asquith's protégés.
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As Rahman was busy with his debut Broadway musical Bombay Dreams and had also signed up for another musical Lord of the Rings, Rahman and Shankar decided to part ways. In early 2004, Harris Jayaraj went on a trip to Phuket Islands in Thailand for some inspiration for the album; he was accompanied by Shankar and Vairamuthu. Eventually, the three songs penned by the lyricist were composed in the island. The visit took place much before the tragic 2004 tsunami struck the countries bordering the Indian Ocean and wreaked havoc.
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In the year before he went on a trip to Pergamon with the director of the Berlin Collection of Classical Antiquities. It was here that Wilberg made a series of sketches of the Acropolis which he later utilised for paintings. He acquired a large knowledge in ancient architecture and used this to conceive reconstructions of Roman buildings – one of which was later hung in Berlin's famous Café Bauer. Wilberg's last major project was a great panorama of the Baths of Caracalla which he created for the Berlin Hygiene exhibition of 1882.
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He eventually joined the youth side of I-League 2nd Division side Royal Wahingdoh F.C. and was a part of the youth side that went on a trip to South Africa in March 2014. He then played a part in the senior Royal Wahingdoh side that participated in the 2014 I-League 2nd Division and gained promotion to the I-League. He then made his professional debut for Royal Wahingdoh in the Federation Cup on 28 December 2014 against Mumbai. He started the match as Royal Wahingdoh won 2–1.
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Nikos Egonopoulos was born in Athens in 1907 and was the second son of Panaghiotis and Errietti (Henrietta) Egonopoulos. During the summer of 1914 when Nikos Egonopoulos family went on a trip to Constantinople his family was obliged to settle there, due to the outbreak of World War I. In 1923, he was enrolled in a lycée in Paris, where he studied for a period of four years. After his return to Greece, he served as a private in the 1st Infantry Regiment. Later on he worked as a translator in a bank and as a secretary at the University of Athens.
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Late summer 2005, Andersen went on a trip to Greenland together with George Denton and a group of scientists. They wanted to measure the ice coverage in connection to climatic change. In the summer of 2011 Andersen presented the results of the New Zealand research at a geological conference in Switzerland. There he also discussed the continuation of his Norwegian fieldwork, and in September–October joined a joint Norwegian-US exploratory expedition to Lysefjord led by Jan Mangerud and George Denton which investigated the application of a new dating method to the moraines he charted in the 1950s for his Master's.
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He said he was closely involved in all the cabinet appointments made during the transition. Biden was also named to head the new White House Task Force on Working Families, an initiative to improve the middle class's economic well-being. In his last act as Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, Biden went on a trip to Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan during the second week of January 2009, meeting with the leadership of those countries. At noon on January 20, 2009, Biden became the 47th vice president of the United States, sworn into the office by Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens.
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Rampart Berg had been about 10 miles from the Endurance shortly prior to late March, 1915, but was located about a mile away from the ship as of March 27. On April 18, 1915, expedition leader Sir Ernest Shackleton noted that Rampart Berg was drifting away from the Endurance. On August 20, 1915 with the Endurance trapped in ice, Worsley, Hurley and Lionel Greenstreet went on a trip to Rampart Berg, with them getting into trouble when they journeyed onto thinner, younger ice unable to hold their weight. The three only escaped by turning quickly and getting onto thicker ice.
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Following the broadcast of Imaishi's previous project, Gurren Lagann, the show's staff went on a trip for rest and relaxation. At that time, they aired their opinions to each other under drunken and humorous circumstances, saying such things as "Next time, I want to try this" in approaches to animation. Almost all of the concepts for the anime were made during the initial trip; the names of main characters, "Panty" and "Stocking", were coined at the very first meeting. Hiromi Wakabayashi, who provided the initial idea for the series, cited American adult animation, such as Drawn Together, as inspiration for the show's crudeness.
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In 1936, Anastas Mikoyan, who at the time was People's Commissar of Food Industry of the USSR, went on a trip to the United States to boost economic cooperation and study the development of the US economy. During his visit to the United States Mikoyan studied the system of Macy's department store in New York. There Mikoyan took notice of the mass production of hamburger patties and ordered 22 hamburger-producing appliances. However, due to the subsequent World War II, the production of patties in the Soviet Union failed and the so- called Mikoyan cutlets appeared instead.
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While Miki was in high school, her parents went on a trip to Hawaii and decided to swap spouses with another couple. The other couple had a son the same age as Miki, and they all moved into a large house to live together. That boy was Yuu Matsuura, and Miki started to fall in love with him as they came to know each other better. However, Miki was very uncertain of herself and became jealous because Yuu was always surrounded by other girls, several of them being very beautiful and mature while Miki believes herself to be only average-looking and childish.
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Giannettini presented there one of the main reports. According to René Monzat, "this colloquium provided the theoretical framework for the strategy of tension." Monzat, 1992, p.92 Following this colloquium, in which about 20 students participated (among them, Stefano Delle Chiaie and Mario Michele Merlino ), Giannettini and other intervenants were hired by the Italian secret services. In April 1968, these students went on a trip to Greece of 60 students from the "League of Greek Fascist Students in Italy" and of 51 Italian neo-fascist students, organized by the Greek junta. According to Frédéric Laurent, author of L'Orchestre noir (p.
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Starting 1889 they lived in their villa in Tribschen, near Lucerne, Switzerland. Throughout his life he went on travels worldwide. In 1872 he went to South-Eastern Europe, 1876 was his first trip to the US. Trips in the years 1880 to Tunis, 1881 to Egypt, and 1883 to Canada and Mexico followed, as well as several trips to the US. His next important travels were 1887 to Venezuela, and 1892 to Morocco and Spain. In 1894 he went on a trip around the world with South and East Asia as major stops: India, Singapore, Hong-Kong, China, Japan and Korea.
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RAM's Northern California branch operated under the name the "Soul Students' Advisory Council" and started after then-member of the Afro-American Association and future-Black Panther Ernie Allen went on a trip to Cuba in 1964. There Allen traveled alongside the future organizers of Uhuru, Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement, and the League of Revolutionary Black Workers. He also coincidentally met and talked to Max Stanford, who was in Cuba visiting Robert Williams at the same time. This confluence of events resulted in Allen establishing a branch of RAM in Oakland at Merritt College through the Soul Students' Advisory Council.
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Every year, some students climb Kilimanjaro in Africa. There are trips to several places around the world, some of which include New Zealand, Morocco, Ghana, India, Tanzania, Uruguay, Japan, Chile, United States Of America, Madagascar and China. On November 27, 2009, 252 people, the students and staff of the school, embarked on a 12-day cruise on the Mediterranean Sea to celebrate 100 years of Beau Soleil. In February, 2013, the whole school went on a trip to Tanzania, where students and staff climbed Kilimanjaro, traveled to Zanzibar on a cultural trip, visited the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and helped in a local orphanage owned by the school.
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In 1971, Jean Craighead George and her son Luke went on a trip to Barrow, Alaska, to do research on wolves for an article for Reader's Digest. As they flew into the Barrow airport, she and her son spotted a young Inuk girl on the tundra, whom her son said "looked awfully little to be out there by herself". At the Barrow Arctic Research Lab, George observed scientists who were studying wolves and attempting to break their communication code. She allegedly witnessed a man bite the wolf on the top of its nose and communicate with it in soft whimpers, and "the incident stayed with George".
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By the show's second life, Mama was no longer naive (Vinton overwhelmingly assumed this role) and far more capable of high spirits than ever before. This version of Mama had the fewest stereotypically elderly traits. She was dutiful in caring for her home, garden and family; independent; and active in the community along with best friend Iola Boylen. For example, Mama returned to high school and graduated (episodes "Educating Mama" and "Pomp and Circumstance"); she was heavily involved in the Church Ladies League and at one point its president (episode "Where There's Smoke"); Mama participated in dirty dancing (episode "Very Dirty Dancing"); went on a trip (episode "Mama Goes Hawaiian"), etc.
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She went on a trip to Japan in the 1980s and grew more interested in mezzotint, leading her to include Mount Fuji and Shinto shines in her small black-and-white works. Reynolds frequently contributed to the Small is Beautiful series of galleries at Flowers East Gallery. Her work was included in the 1991 exhibition A Survey of Influential East Anglian Artists at the Chappel Galleries, Essex and continued to exhibit in the gallery. Reynolds was chair of the Women's International Art Club from 1964 to 1967, served as the first chair of the Gainsborough's House Print Workshop, Sudbury, Suffolk between 1978 and 1979, and was fellow of the Printmakers Council.
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The next year the Emperor Meiji, attended by a hundred persons including Prince Arisugawa and Iwakura Tomomi visited the Printing Bureau and Chiossone's working room (destroyed in the 1923 Great Kantō earthquake). That year Chiossone also designed the first modern Japanese bank note, a one-yen note with the figure of Daikoku, the god of wealth. The next year he produced the first bank note containing a human figure, the image of the legendary Empress Jingū. In 1879 Chiossone went on a trip around Japan with Tokuno Ryosuke to record ancient art works and monuments; 510 photographs were taken and Chiossone made 200 drawings.
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Emperor Mingyuan welcomed her with the ceremony due an empress. However, Princess Xiping was unable to forge a golden statue, as required by Tuoba Tribe traditions to be a sign of divine favor, to become an empress, so she was only created an imperial consort, but she was treated with the honors due an empress. In 416, Yao Xing went on a trip to Huayin (華陰), near Chang'an, and fell ill on the trip and headed back to Chang'an. His attendant Yin Chong (尹沖) -- one of Yao Bi's supporters—planned to then assassinate Yao Hong as Yao Hong would come out of the city to welcome Yao Xing.
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Composed in 1983 within 20 minutes by Qin Yongcheng, this song didn't receive its lyrics until 1984, a delay of over half a year until the lyricist Zhang Li went on a trip to Zhangjiajie. The natural beauty of the land struck the Zhang, providing the inspiration needed, whereupon he completed the lyrics for the song. Based on mountains and rivers, lakes and seas, and one's love to the motherland, this song expresses the natural beauty of China, epitomizing one's relationship with their motherland. Li Guyi was chosen to sing the debut of this song in 1984, and performed this song all over China.
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The tension came to a breaking point when Zach, Summer and Seth went on a trip to sell their comic book. Seth subtly admitted his feelings about Summer, who was about to leave on a trip to Italy with Zach a few weeks after, but Seth begged for her to be with him. She couldn't deny her feelings and left Zach for Seth at the airport, sealing the new relationship with a rainy kiss in the style of Spider-Man. Zach ultimately gave Summer up at prom, and Seth swooped in to again tell the school how he loved Summer when she was named Prom Queen.
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The backing track for "Blue, Turning Grey Over You" was recorded 10 days later on 28 November, and then completed on 4 December, the vocals for the track weren't recorded until later in the new year. Shortly after recording "Blue, Turning Grey Over You" Starr went on a trip to the US, and went on to record lead for the Jones-arranged "Love Is a Many Splendored Thing" on 26 December, at A&M; Studios. The first session in the new year, 1970, for the album was held on 14 January, at Olympic Sound Studios. There, vocals for "Love Is a Many Splendored Thing" and "Sentimental Journey" were laid down, the latter was arranged by Perry.
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He finished sixth form in 2008 and went on to raise his own funds, working 12-hour shifts for 9 weeks, in order to go on a gap year that he spent travelling. He visited the Swiss Alps, where he went on a mountaineering course, as well as Egypt, Kenya, Tanzania, Zanzibar, and Germany, where he ran the Berlin marathon. By 17, Magid had developed an interest in mountaineering as a hobby, and in September 2009 went on a trip to Kilimanjaro, enlisted the help of a local guide, and climbed the mountain. Magid decided that he wanted to go to university, and began a degree in aquatic zoology at the University of Hull after his gap year.
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Will Brooke is an American political staffer and a figure in the Jack Abramoff Indian lobbying scandal. He worked as chief of staff to U.S. Senator Conrad Burns (R-Montana) from November 2000 until the end of 2003, when he quit "to resume his Bozeman law practice and be the statewide chief" for President George W. Bush's Montana re-election campaign, Burns said in December 2003. In January 2001 Brooke went on a trip to Super Bowl XXXV in Tampa, Florida paid for (against House ethics rules) by Jack Abramoff's SunCruz Casinos. Also on the trip were Burns appropriations staffer Ryan Thomas, Tom DeLay staffers, and Bob Ney chief of staff Neil Volz.
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H. Allenger had a life-long interest in Native- American civilizations and began satisfying this curiosity in the years that he worked for the School District by taking trips to Mexico and Central America with his frequent traveling partner, Judy Zier. He had a wide range of interests that included history, Greek and Norse mythology, and traveling. In 1990, he went on a trip titled ‘The Capitals of Anatolia’ where, among other places, he saw the ruins of Hissarlik, or Troy, in Turkey with no inkling at the time that he would eventually write a novel about it. Instead he began to write his Aztec novel ‘Ahuitzotl’, after one of his frequent trips to Mexico.
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During the weeks before filming, Ford spent time with the homicide department of the Philadelphia Police Department, researching the important details of working as a homicide detective. McGillis did research by moving in with an Amish widow and her seven children, learning how to milk cows and practicing their accents. Weir and cinematographer John Seale went on a trip to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, which was running an exhibition of 17th century Dutch Masters. Weir drew attention to the paintings of Johannes Vermeer, which were used as inspiration for the lighting and composition of the film, especially in the scenes where John Book is recovering from a gunshot wound in Rachel's house.
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At age 25, Lim went on a trip to Hong Kong, where she inspired to open a store. Its concept was to bring brands such as Havaianas and Topshop to the United States and to feature then-emerging American fashion brands such as Proenza Schouler, Alexander Wang, and Rodarte. She went to the New York State Small Business Development Center at SUNY for assistance in refining their business plan and obtaining a business loan, and each contributed $10,000 of their own money towards Opening Ceremony. Opening Ceremony features a rotating assortment of brands from different designers and is known for its collaborations with brands and personalities such as Pendleton, Levi's, Timberland, Keds, Robert Clergerie, Chloë Sevigny, and Spike Jonze.
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Sages claims that despite only becoming a full-time artist at the age of 52, she has been drawing her entire life. In 1983, Sages went on a trip to Kimberley that became a turning point in her career, as she later decided to pursue full-time career as an artist. For 20 years, she frequently visited Aboriginal communities in central Australia and Darwin with a group of female artists in search of inspirations of her landscape paintings and portraits. During her travels, she met the Aboriginal artist Emily Kame Kngwarreye, whom she developed a special relationship with as a fellow elderly female artist and became the subject of her portraits now collected by the National Portrait Gallery.
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In the end, the character was redeemed somewhat when he willingly gave up his life to save Raven's homeworld of Azarath as he, Arella, and the disembodied souls of Azarath were all merged into a new entity that would also refer to itself as the Phantasm who wore the costume that Danny Chase was wearing."New Titans" #84-85 (1992) Danny Chase's body briefly returned as an undead slave to Brother Blood in the third Teen Titans series (2003-2011), in issues #30-#31 (Jan-Feb 2006), in a storyline written by Geoff Johns. One Year Later, Zachary Zatara mentioned that he and Kid Devil went on a trip to New Azarath where they were almost eaten by the Phantasm.Teen Titans vol.
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After leaving Bond to work as a lobbyist, Blackann went on a trip in Todd Boulanger's boat in the Chesapeake Bay. On November 20, 2008, Blackann pleaded guilty to lying on his 2003 tax returns by concealing $4,100 in gifts from lobbyists. The lobbyists, identified as Lobbyist D and Lobbyist E in the plea agreement, are Team Abramoff associates Todd Boulanger and James Hirni. The gifts included a free trip to Game 1 of the 2003 World Series, which included airline travel to and from New York City, transportation around the city in a chauffeured sport utility vehicle, a ticket to the game, a souvenir baseball jersey, admission to and entertainment at a gentlemen's club following the game and free meals and drinks.
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Their first Total Experience-produced single, 1979's "Shake", went to #4 on the R&B; charts. Simmons' skills as a composer, however, would take the Gap Band to the next level. When they released The Gap Band II late in 1979, a song Simmons co-wrote with the Wilson brothers, "Oops Up Side Your Head", not only matched the success of "Shake" on the R&B; charts, reaching #4 also, but exceeded it by propelling the album to over half-a-million in sales. Simmons had co- written only one song on The Gap Band but co-wrote six of The Gap Band II's seven tracks. In 1980, Charlie Wilson went on a trip to Dallas and returned with two new friends: Cavin Yarbrough and Alisa Peoples.
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She went on a trip to look for Sigma who ran away from home, and later when Sigma came home, went together with Sigma to look for ways in completing Idea, the ultimate Magōryū conceived by Sigma. She was devastated when she found out later that one of the criteria of completing Idea was providing large numbers of human sacrifices used as fuel to activate Gyanon's powers, but eventually she decided to stop Sigma herself prior to sending Leo a letter detailing what would be a suicide mission while revealing his brother's madness. Upon reading, Leo arrives at Sigma's lair too late to save Mio from his brother's wrath. At the start of the series when Kouga is made a Makai Knight of the Senate, Leo is assigned to be his partner.
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In 1983, they cut ties with their production company and formed their own company φ-connection with Mamoru Tsuchiya, former member of Blue Film, as their manager. At the time, this was unheard of and frowned upon in the music industry, so the record company stopped promoting them and people started to forget Boøwy existed. Tsuchiya faced an uphill battle in promoting them; with no funds, he gathered hand-made flyers, posters, character goods, the musical instruments and the band in an old Toyota HiAce with no AC and went on a trip around Japan looking for places to perform. In September, they released their second album Instant Love on Tokuma Japan. Boøwy in 1985. (l-r) Takahashi, Matsui, Himuro, Hotei In 1984, they continued touring live houses for more exposure.
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There and in Cairo, von Haven made the vast majority of the manuscript purchases which formed part of his professional duties on the voyage. They stayed in Egypt for one year, and between 6 and 25 September 1762, von Haven and Carsten Niebuhr went on a trip to Sinai, where they were to inspect some inscriptions and visit Saint Catherine's Monastery at Mount Sinai, which was reputed to have a large library of rare manuscripts. However, they were led astray by their Arab guides and were not able to see the inscriptions on the mountain; and the monks would not let them into the monastery because they did not have a letter from the Patriarch of the Greek Orthodox Church. Von Haven sent a report of this failure to Bernstorff, who had sent word from Copenhagen asking about their progress.
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Outside Sports Interactive, Jacobson is heavily involved with the War Child charity, working as part of its entertainment committee. This committee is responsible for music-based fundraising initiatives which include record releases (including the Heroes album, the Young Soul Rebels single) and live events which have, to date, included gigs featuring Kasabian, La Roux, Al Murray, Jason Manford, Madness, Plan B, The Killers and Coldplay (the latter pair's gig also involved an encore featuring Gary Barlow and Bono). War Child also receive a donation for each copy of Football Manager sold, raising more than £700,000 to date, and in 2011, Jacobson went on a trip with the charity to the Democratic Republic of Congo. In 2008, Jacobson was one of the co-founders of GamesAid, a broker for charitable activity on behalf of the games industry (and sponsor of the Paddington Academy).
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"'This is the greatest thing to ever happen to US cycling,' said Mike Fraysse, team trainer from Teaneck, N.J." He owned Park Cycle in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey, for 30 years, and runs a private training facility for élite and recreational athletes in Glen Spey, New York. Fraysse said: "I had a dream to do my own training center so I didn't have the restrictions of the Olympic Committee of the Fed (cycling federation) and do it the way I thought it should be done. I looked all over the country, wherever I went on a trip, I looked." Fraysse owns Burn Brae Mansion in Glen Spey, NY. In addition to cycling training and camps, the mansion is a popular destination for paranormal investigations and has been the setting for television shows such as Ghost Hunters, Psychic Kids, and Stranded.
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Notably, Moore wrote in her personal letters to her family that she attended lectures at Bryn Mawr by the well-known feminist Jane Addams and the British suffragette Anne Cobden-Sanderson. Of the American suffragist Anna Howard Shaw, she wrote: "Miss Shaw spoke last night on the Modern Democratic ideal. I couldn’t say how she delighted me. No decent, half-kind, creature could possibly think of fighting suffrage if he or it had heard her arguments." Moore went on a trip to New York City in 1909 with another Bryn Mawr student, where she heard a lecture by the Colorado suffragist Judge Ben Lindsey, went to a suffrage mass meeting, and saw J. M. Barrie’s classic suffragist-themed play What Every Woman Knows. There is speculation that Moore also participated in the women's suffrage parade of 1913 in Washington, D.C., one day before Woodrow Wilson’s presidential inauguration.
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In 1849, at the time of the California Gold Rush, Browne moved to California and worked in various jobs for the government, as an agent for the Treasury Department, surveyor of customs houses and mints, investigator of Indian and Land Office affairs, and official reporter for the state constitutional convention. He published parts of these experiences in the popular press as From Crusoe's Island (1864).Browne, John Ross, From Crusoe's Island: a Ramble in the Footsteps of Alexander Selkirk, Harper and Brothers, New York, 1864, accessdate 5 January 2013 He then went on a trip to Europe and the Middle East, published his impressions serially at Harper's Magazine and then in book form as Yusef (1853). Browne and his family moved in 1861 to Germany, an experience that resulted in An American Family in Germany (1866), with Browne's side trips detailed in The Land of Thor (1866).
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The charism of that movement impressed her to the point that in a letter sent to Chiara Lubich - the founder - said that she wanted to inspire all her life unconditional love towards other people letting "God use me as He wants" as a tool to bring others closer to Him. Seven months into 1970 she - who liked to sing with other adolescents in her parish and liked the guitar - went on a trip near Venice as an animator in the parish school-camp located at Ca' Savio alongside her brother Giorgio. It was during her time there that a trivial accident caused her death; she died of an electrical discharge while she dried her hair with a defective hair-dryer as she prepared to attend Mass. Her cousin Marisa entered the room around 8:00pm to find Bussone on the ground and inert though artificial respiration and heart massage failed to prevent her death.
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Series Twelve, Episode Eight The three presenters went on a trip to Vietnam where they were each given 15 million Vietnamese đồng to buy a "set of wheels" able to drive 1,000 miles from Ho Chi Minh City in the south to Halong Bay in the north. However, due to the car prices and the money they were given, the task was completed using cheap motorbikes. The goal was essentially to do in eight days what the Americans failed to do in the ten years of the Vietnam War. As in previous challenges, the producers provided a replacement vehicle to any presenter whose vehicle broke down, in this challenge a Honda minibike decorated in a stars and Stripes livery with Born in the USA by Bruce Springsteen playing on an iPod (redubbed with The Star-Spangled Banner in some versions), causing much distress to the presenters due to the Vietnam War with America.
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