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Had a party of picnickers been abducted by aliens mid-bite?

In December 2009, N.Y.U.'s comparative literature program had a party.

It also had a "party" mode with lights and music clips.

Two weeks after the Shavers died, their family had a party.

We killed the cows and had a party, to celebrate our achievement.

Yesterday, a mutual friend had a party that we both went to.

They had a party, dancing and singing and eating cabbage and carrots.

Every week or two he and his friends had a party together.

That evening they had a party and wanted me to go along.

KS: Actually, I had a party recently, which Lauren was not invited to.

"She hasn't had a party in five years," the proud dad told viewers.

We've had a party on a boat going around Manhattan; we've rented movie theaters!

We once had a party at our house and one of the bands played.

Eventually, Kristen had a party at her house, and Stassi and Beau finally met.

Then it had a party while these explode-y cars were still driving people around!

It's a big deal—the Internet Archive had a party in San Francisco to celebrate.

I had a party once a week that lasted about four and a half hours.

Sororities and fraternities got together, they had parties in the 'burbs, everybody had a party.

Berlusconi turned 80 last week and had a party with family and friends to celebrate.

That night, however, the neighbors had a party that went well into the wee hours.

"It looked like a tornado came into our house and just had a party," she said.

Actually, we had a party for New Year's Eve, and I did all my friends' lashes.

Twitter also had a party of its own, with thousands of accounts using the hashtag #partypolizei.

When the effort faltered, they had a party instead and turned it into an annual event.

"We had a party in my tree house eating goldfish and watching TikToks to celebrate," said Makenna.

When we came back to Oakland, we sold everything, had a party, and went back for good.

Within minutes, he would slap his knees and tell me he had a party to go to.

When we heard the bombings were over, we had a party in a shitty bar in Srem.

Well, I just had a party for my birthday and came home and wanted to have a bath.

The XBOX 360 had a "party mode" that let users talk to their XBOX friends while watching Netflix together.

We also did the backstage-onstage, where rather than drinking backstage, we brought everything onstage and had a party.

Sliink had a party last week, it was just a pop up show, and Skrillex was the special guest.

They already had a party together, go rock climbing and swimming together, eat together and watched a movie together.

We had a party one time, and after having a few too many drinks, she crashed in our guest room.

We had a party for the film with Flying Lotus, he shattered the stage so they had to evacuate it.

The couple had a party in Los Angeles on Friday to toast their engagement with their blended family and friends.

When we crossed the million-customer mark, we had a party — and we didn't have a lot of parties at Amazon.

" Leigh told the magazine: "We had a party when Harry and Meghan got married and we've followed their story ever since.

How they found out The puzzle started coming together in January, when Wimberly, 29, had a party to celebrate her engagement.

After some guests had a party in Mr. Wong's condo, they refused to cover the cost of smoke and water damage.

As far back as 2015, in fact, the company had a party when it turned a monthly profit for the first time.

A bunch of people took acid in the 60s and had a party in the park and it became a yearly thing.

And in those 20 years we had a party every fuckin' night after pretty much every gig and we had tunes on.

In both cases you had a party stuck with a large number of people whose deepest convictions involved some variation on racism.

It's my sister: She has called to tell me that one of my daughters has had a party at the flat in my absence.

The day after their wedding, they had a party with friends at La Fontelina restaurant where Klum wore not one, but two all-white looks.

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Paris recently had a party at her L.A. pad when a dude wanted to bolt but had trouble finding his keys.

She had a party, and there was Anjelica Huston and George Stevens Jr., and you didn't feel like the scene had been written by Budd Schulberg.

"She had a party at her mom's house last night and I came over and we just had a lot of cast bonding," Baillio said of Grande.

I once had a party with my friend, a "draw like a child" party, to see if anyone could, using my own daughter's kiddie stuff as a comparison.

In fact… I once had a party at the Plaza Hotel… your father showed up uninvited & hit on my wife… invited her on his helicopter to Atlantic City.

For instance, I remember we had a party that was based on the movie Paris Is Burning and the culture in New York surrounding it, the ballroom scene.

The couple met in February 2014, when Mr. Ain, who was turning 30, had a party with a childhood friend who was also turning 30, at a Boston nightclub.

Then the style section in the Washington Post would send out young party reporters to go to whatever — the agriculture association's party or John McLaughlin had a party or whatever.

Someone had a party and you went there and then you made a story of the day from the party, which actually there was a party culture, a cocktail party culture.

It was also a dramatic improvement on the Briton's fastest effort in the second session of qualifying, prompting a question on whether his Mercedes W09 had a 'party mode' for Q3.

But the other, Brett Talley, a 36-year-old with virtually no trial experience and who wrote politically charged blog posts on topics like gun rights, had a party-line vote.

Mr. Couch was 16 in June 2013 when he and a group of friends stole beer from a store and had a party at his parents' house before going for a drive.

Chris and Dakota, who've been dating for about a year, had a party at his place on Sunday, and photos and video from the event make it clear what they were celebrating.

We had a party one night, and my roommate had been bragging to his girlfriend who worked at Turbine about how much I played, how high level I was, and so on.

Yes. The night after the Miss Universe Pageant, they had a party at the Red Garter, and we all went downtown, in Pensacola, from the Yum Yum Tree to the Red Garter.

I only investigated those voters who had a party registration on file that was Democratic or Republican and were voting in districts in which a Democrat and a Republican were on the ballot.

Never before had a party come anywhere close to raising that amount of money, because never before had any party's leaders so effectively focused the energy of their members on this single task: fundraising.

The brightly lit space is big enough that, to mark extraction of the 50 millionth ton of ore in February, Outokumpu had a party there and hired a Finnish heavy metal band for entertainment.

Macs that seemed to be blowing in the wind were molded permanently into shape, a moment frozen forever with metallic threads; a bomber jacket in jade satin had a party peplum and puffed sleeves.

Contestants from the Netflix series' season 1 and 2 had a party at Mama Tammye Hicks' church community center over the weekend in Gay, Georgia — and the photos will surely make the Fab Five proud!

Eight months after tying the knot, the model, 26, and her husband, whom she wed in October 2018 in upstate New York, had a party in Wyoming as seen in photos shared on Instagram Sunday.

We had a party before the Emmys recently, and Conleth, who plays Varys, who is sitting next to me in that scene, he pulls me aside and he's like, 'Emilia I've got to tell you something.

Five of my Indian coworkers live together, and we had a party at their house last night, complete with homemade panipuri (a delicious kind of street food), wine and whiskey, and tons of Indian and American dancing.

The case dates from June 15, 2013, when Mr. Couch, who was 16 at the time, and a group of friends stole beer from a store, had a party at his parents' house and then went for a drive.

With decorations that included a massive pink-and-white flower wall, flower crowns and an assortment of pink balloons, Hudson had a party with many of the couple's family and friends in attendance, including Jennifer Meyer and Sara Foster, who is the stepsister of Fujikawa.

But I want you to think about something: This is a guest list of 2628 in the House and 28503 in the Senate … If you had a party and you invited 22019 people, would you say you had a close relationship with all of them?

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bank Leumi Le Israel BM has had its U.S. headquarters on Fifth Avenue overlooking the St. Patrick's Day Parade for more than 40 years, but this was the first year the U.S. unit of Israel's second-largest lender had a party to celebrate.

"He had a party — we went to French Montana's house, we were all in the backyard, and he pulled me to the side, and he told me that you guys [Cardi B and Offset] had just gotten married," Chance said while speaking to Cardi and host Ellen DeGeneres.

Only two major laws have been passed in Trump's presidency so far: the 2017 Republican tax cuts and a bipartisan criminal justice reform signed into law earlier this year, a sparse legislative record for a GOP president who once had a party majority in both the House and Senate.

"We had a party bus—that was my favorite thing," Arnold said, beaming amid the gregarious noise coming from her cast—18-year-old Dakota Powers, 22-year-old Raymond Coalson, 21-year-olds Chad Cox and Isaiah Stone, and 25-year-old McCaul Lombardi—as they got settled in.

Johnboy: We had a party last year—I hate talking about this shit while I'm eating-—somebody shitted, and I guess the toilet flooded, so they shitted in the toilet, and wiped their ass, and put all the toilet paper around the toilet in a fucking perfect circle like a joke.

Yet, some of the best times I've experienced have been with him, too—like when we were on night watch duty at Ungdomshuset (ready to alert everyone else at the sight of the first blue police lights on the street outside) or when we climbed up onto the roof in the summer with a boombox and a crate of beer and had a party high above the rest of the city.

Lilibet is the only story of the series told in a first-person narrative. Astrid Lindgren first established contact with the circus. Then she visited it and invited the circus children to her home, where she had a party. Anna Riwwkin was also present at the party.

After the match, Bayern had a party at the Great Room in the Grosvenor House Hotel. The party included a buffet for 1,800 people. Brand Finance valued Bayern at $860 million (£570 million), overtaking Manchester United for top spot. Bayern faced VfB Stuttgart in the DFB-Pokal Final on 1 June.

Since March 2006 and 2007, Lambda had a party for homoseksuality at Club Retro / Boubous while the board worked to find new premises. From 2008 to 2010, the association has held parties in collaboration with a number of cafés and clubs in the city, including Blomsten and Bien, Mozaik and Globe.

The entire UK contingent arrived one day before the rest of the world, and had a party on the Tropical Hub stage with performances from Liberty X and Lemar, along with Radio 1 DJ Jason King and CBBC TV presenter Anne Foy. Peter Duncan, UK Chief Scout, was also on the stage.

Jolly p. 127. Major Martin Lindsay, second-in- command of 1st Battalion Gordon Highlanders, wrote: 'We had a party for Bob SecretanMajor R.D. Secretan, Lancashire Fusiliers, Officer Commanding 'B' Sqn 144 RAC (Field Return of Officers, 144 RAC War Diary January–February 1944, The National Archives, Kew, file WO 171/4720). and his officers.

Bojadziev reportedly refused to communicate with the media over the financial difficulties. In 2007, it was reported, three years after Bojadziev departed from his position in the bank that the running of the bank was "being destroyed by political games". Bojadziev had reportedly been the only one who had denied that the bank had a party connection.

This caused a situation in the USSR whose closest analog would be if English sovereignty undermined that of the United Kingdom at a time when the entire UK society and economy was under significant stress and reform, or if North China had a party and state emerge as a challenge to the CCP and PRC during Deng's reforms.

Simonic described: > We had a party of 10 one New Year's Eve, and when one person has to go to > the bathroom, everyone has to move. ... We've had people just walk into our > backyard and sit at our picnic table. ... They say, "We'll just be a couple > of minutes, we just want to take a couple of pictures." That was bizarre.

One day Zāl had a party and invited all friends to the celebration. At that celebration, Zāl gave gifts to all of his friends and Gifts were distributed by teenager Rostam. The day was over and the night had come and everyone was drunk and in bed. It seemed like midnight the cries of people everywhere and people were upset.

The next day at the campus, Young-min called for Renyu but found out he was not there. The group had a party at a restaurant. Just as Yujin was being pestered to sinh, Inyo turned up and asked for some wine. The entire group, with the exception of Young-min, gave him a cold and disappointed look at Inyo.

Jubilee began DJing as part of the underground rave scene in Miami, Florida. She moved to New York City in 2003. She primarily plays Miami Bass-inspired club music, incorporating 2-step, dubstep, house, and grime into her DJ sets. Around 2008, she began working with Jason Forrest on a label called Nightshifters and also had a party with Nick Catchdubs and DJ Ayres called Flashing Lights.

On July 25, the Mets had a party at Toots Shor's for the invitees to the following day's Old-Timers' Game. Sometime during that evening, Stengel fell off a barstool and broke his hip. The circumstances of his fall are not known with certainty, as he did not realize he had been severely injured until the following day. Stengel spent his 75th birthday in the hospital.

While the song gives the impression that YMCA SROs in the 1970s had a party atmosphere, Paul Groth states that YMCA SRO units actually had "more supervision of your social life — a kind of management as to how you behaved...[than] in a commercial rooming house, which mostly wanted to make sure the rooms were rented", without monitoring who you brought to your room.

By the time of the 1981 general election, Fine Gael had a party machine that could easily match Fianna Fáil's. The party won 65 seats and formed a minority coalition government with the Labour Party and the support of a number of Independent TDs. FitzGerald was elected Taoiseach, on 30 June 1981. To the surprise of many FitzGerald excluded Richie Ryan, Richard Burke and Tom O'Donnell, former Fine Gael stalwarts, from the cabinet.

Pictures, July 23, 1921, Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle on the cover In 1921, the St. Francis was the scene of Hollywood's first great scandal. The silent film comedian Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, whose fame at the time rivaled that of Charlie Chaplin, and a number of friends were guests in rooms 1219, 1220 and 1221. On September 5, 1921, they had a party in their suite, with friends and acquaintances from Hollywood. One guest was a young actress from Hollywood named Virginia Rappe.

When he was fourteen years old, Twain's sister had a party at their house, and was supposed to dress up as a bear in order to perform in a small play. He went to change in a room, and practiced his role, not knowing that there were two girls in that room, who saw him. When he understood what happened, he was ashamed. He never knew who the girls were, and after this event, he suspected all the girls he knew.

The party piece relates to the tradition of oral storytelling but has literary connections. Berners Jackson writes that the party piece had a "long and honourable career in the English- speaking world rising to its height, perhaps, under [Queen] Victoria". Adding that there are many instances in the diary of Samuel Pepys and even speculating that William Shakespeare had a party piece that he performed for the entertainment of his fellows when he was a boy.Jackson, B.A.W. (1962) Stratford Papers on Shakespeare.

At the time of his death, his BAC might have reached as high as 0.558, or about 7 times the legal limit. During the 911 call, someone can be heard saying "We had a party last night and my friend passed out on the couch on his side and his lips are purple. His body is extremely stiff and I can't wake him up, and, honestly, I don't feel a pulse." Fraternity members reportedly didn't know the address of the house or the nearest intersection.

Khosrow did however deal harshly and swiftly with people with of any belief or practice that ran contrary to Sasanian-mediated Zoroastrian orthodoxy. Aberrance in ceremony and principle exceeded apostasy as "a social and political evil in undermining the foundations of the imperial religion (Payne)." According to Khosrow's supposed autobiographical work of Sirat Anushirwan, he had a party of nobles practicing unorthodoxy executed instantly when he found out about them. According to the book, Khosrow also had another group−supposedly Manichaeans−banished from Iran.

The doyen of Russian Marxism, George Plekhanov, was instrumental in persuading Kremer to change his mind. The fact that Jewish workers in Russia would not be able to affiliate with international organisations such as the Second International unless they had a party seems to have weighed heavily with Kremer. Thus, in September 1897, Kremer and his comrades founded the General Jewish Workers' Union (Bund) in Vilna. Kremer was one of three members of its first Central Committee and was widely respected as the Bund's leader.

Colonel Abraham van Buskirk led the attack into Elizabethtown with 300 infantry under his own command and 60 dragoons of the 17th Light Dragoons under the command of Captain William Steward. They also had a party of Loyalist militia, bringing the total number of this body to about 400. Col. van Buskirk's men were guided into the town by three local men, Job and Smith Hetfield, and Captain Cornelius Hetfield. After crossing the ice from Staten Island to Trembly's Point about 3 miles from Elizabethtown, the British infiltrated the town in two divisions.

Title page of The Secret History of the Present Intrigues of the Court of Caramania, 1727. Title page of Memoirs of an Unfortunate Young Nobleman, 1743. Eliza Haywood was active in politics during her entire career, although she had a party change around the time of the reconciliation of George II with Robert Walpole. She wrote a series of parallel histories, beginning with 1724's Memoirs of a Certain Island, Adjacent to Utopia, and then The Secret History of the Present Intrigues of the Court of Caramania in 1727.

The survivors decided to split in two teams, one to make its way by boat to Rio de Janeiro on the Atlantic coast; the other, including John Byron and the Captain, to sail north along the Spanish colonial coast. Captain Cheap at Wager Island had a party of 19 men after the deserters rejoined the camp. This included the surgeon Elliot and Lieutenant Hamilton who had been cast adrift with him plus midshipmen John Byron and Campbell who had been in the barge. They rowed up the coast but were punished by continuous rain, headwinds and waves that threatened the boats.

In late 1743, an English merchant living in Buenos Aires paid for the release of three of them; the fourth of mixed race was kept by the Indians. However, the Spanish put them in jail and in early 1745 were put on board Pizarro's former flagship, Asia, as prisoners of war. Meanwhile, Captain Cheap back at Wager Island had a party of 19 men after the deserters rejoined the camp. This included the surgeon Elliot and Lieutenant Hamilton who had been cast adrift with him plus midshipmen Byron and Campbell who had been on the barge.

The members of Trapt met in middle school in the mid-'90s, and were in an early NOFX cover band with Manny Terres (guitar) and Aaron Azlant (lead vocals) called the Swinging Udders. Shortly thereafter, the band reformed and developed an act with Chris Taylor Brown (lead vocals), Simon Ormandy (guitar), Peter "Pete" Charell (bass), and David Stege (drums). The band's first few rehearsals were in Ormandy's guesthouse, which had a party-like atmosphere with its loft overlooking the living room. They began playing at local venues in 1997 before any members had graduated high school.

On September 28, 2006, Smith and Stern exchanged vows and rings in an informal commitment ceremony aboard the catamaran Margaritaville off the coast of the Bahamas. She wore a white dress and carried a bouquet of red roses, while he wore a black suit with white shirt. Although they pledged their love and made a commitment to be there for each other before a Baptist minister, no marriage certificate was issued and the ceremony was not legally binding. After the ceremony, they landed on the island of Sandy Cay, where they had a party and celebrated with champagne and apple cider that had been brought over for the occasion by sailboat.

Conan, Max, and announcer Joel Godard have recently had a party and Conan displays the ridiculous and fictional events of this party. These events typically include heavy drinking and rather gory violence or homicide on the part of one or the entire cast. Towards the end of the bit they are always joined by a celebrity, played by an actor with a superimposed picture of the celebrity at hand. The celebrity usually ends up getting into a fight with Conan, Joel, or Max, or is seen in compromising positions and/or situations, always looking back at the camera with exactly the same look, since the superimposed picture never changes.

They were then given an extra ration of rum and that evening the General had a party for officers (including Alexander Hamilton, the Marquis de Lafayette and Baron Von Stuben) and their ladies at Ross Hall. The building was destroyed in the 1960s but because of its significance, a parlor wall was saved and was exhibited at the New Jersey Historical Society until it was given to the Township and the Metlar–Bodine House in 2000. Currently, the parlor wall is dismantled and stored in a large warehouse owned by Piscataway Township. The wall must be restored and relocated to a facility that is climate controlled and protected.

On 18 January 2011, Russian Premier League side Terek Grozny announced that Gullit has agreed to sign a year-and-a-half contract and become the head coach for the Chechen side. Upon signing, Gullit told Sovetsky Sport, "I'd like to believe that I can bring joy into the lives of the Chechen people through football...Of course, I won't deny that I'm getting lots of money from Terek."Chechnya's hardman Ramzan Kadyrov hires football big guns to take the offensive against Russian giant, Guardian Gullit was sacked by the club on 14 June 2011, having only won three games as manager. The club also said Gullit had a "party lifestyle".

Perhaps most central was that the Liberal Red Book gave costs for each of their promises and summed them. Never before had a party attempted to clearly prove that its promises were fiscally responsible and practical. Paul Martin, the man who led the team that produced the Red Book was less complimentary about the Red Book in private as during his time in office as Finance Minister, he was often reported to have said: "Don't tell me about the Red Book, I wrote the damn thing, and I know that it is a lot of crap!".Jeffrey, Brooke Divided Loyalties: The Liberal Party of Canada, 1984-2008, Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2010 page 265.

During pre-campaign Juan Diego Castro emerged as one of the most popular political figures with around 51% of positive opinions, followed by Antonio Álvarez Desanti with 36%, with Libertarian deputy Otto Guevara and former president José María Figueres as the ones with more negative opinions. After the PLN primary in which Desanti won over Figueres by slight margin, Desanti started the campaign as frontrunner for a while with up to 36% support in some early polls. Castro was also among the favorites even before he had a party supporting his candidacy (something required by law in Costa Rica as independent candidates are not allowed). As the campaign continued Desanti suffered a constant decrease in voters' intent.

From 1929 to 1933, Raeder was obsessed with the belief that the KPD was seeking to organize a mutiny in the Navy.Thomas p. 59. In 1929, there was an incident on the cruiser , which while in port in a visit to Colombia, a group of sailors had a party during which they wrapped red headbands around their heads and sang the Internationale while being very rude to their officers after they complained about the amount of noise. This incident received much sensationalized and exaggerated press coverage in Germany where it was claimed that an attempted mutiny had occurred on the Emden, and which Raeder apparently took more seriously than he did the reports from his own officers.

Lieutenant Maurice, who had impressed Hood with his efforts while establishing the position, was rewarded by being made commander. Diamond Rock was to be considered a captured enemy ship, and was technically treated as a tender to one of the boats stationed there, commissioned by the Admiralty as the sloop Diamond Rock, superseding Hood's use of Fort Diamond. Maurice had a party of around 100 men under his command on the rock, with the usual officers found on a British warship, including a surgeon, purser, and a junior lieutenant to command the small supply vessel. A hospital was established, and food, gunpowder and ammunition were brought to the rock in boats, at first from Centaur, and then from Martinique, where it was purchased from sympathetic inhabitants.

In his own words, Ranchino offers this analysis from 1970 which has been rendered obsolete by the development of political events in the 21st century: > Republicans have never had a party in Arkansas in the strictest sense. They > have not offered consistent opposition to the Democrats at all levels of > government and have frequently opted out for individual efforts and > campaigns at the expense of the broad party-oriented effort. > ...Whichever way the moderate vote leans in any specific election does make > the essential difference between victory or defeat for the candidates. ... > There is "no emerging Republican majority" (a term coined in 1969 by Kevin > P. Phillips) in Arkansas built on a coalition of blue-collar, middle-class > Democrats and upper-class traditional Republicans.

Picturesque Views of the Diamond Rock... A Lodgement under the Rock on the South-west Side Maurice had a party of around 100 men under his command on the rock, with the usual officers found on a British warship, including a surgeon, purser, and a junior lieutenant to command the small supply vessel. A hospital was established, and food, gunpowder and ammunition were brought to the rock in boats, at first from Centaur, and then from Martinique, where it was purchased from sympathetic inhabitants. Water also had to be brought from the island, and large cisterns were built to store it. The men on the rock ran the risk of falling from the heights or being bitten by the fer-de-lance, a venomous snake inhabiting the rock.

Afterwards, she told anyone who would listen that she was involved in the Stonewall riots, to which Johnson replied, "Sylvia, you know you weren't there", after which Rivera was silent. When the Stonewall riots occurred, Rivera was only 17 years old and according to Bob Kohler, who was there on the two nights of the riots, "always hung out uptown at Bryant Park" and never came downtown. Johnson told gay rights historian Eric Marcus in 1987 that in the hours prior to her arriving downtown to join the other protesters at the riots, she had a party uptown and mentioned that "Rivera and them were over in the [Bryant] park having a cocktail." Kohler told Carter that, although Rivera had not been at the uprising, he hoped Carter would nonetheless portray her as having been there.

Another letter from Peggy Guggenheim on 12 November 1943 to a friend, in which she describes: "We had a party for the new genius Jackson Pollock; who is having a show here now. He painted a 20 foot mural in my house in the entrance. Everyone likes it nearly except Kenneth [referring to another tenant]. Rather bad luck on him as he has to see it every time he goes in and out . . ." Investigations applied during Mural’s recent stints in the Museum of Modern Art and Getty conservation labs validate O’Connor’s documentary research, further disproving the legend through technical means. The Getty conservators conclude definitively that “rapid work is not the case here, as there are many areas of dried oil paint evident under subsequent layers.” Scientific analyses of minute samples of paint, they explain, confirm this as well.

Askari was the youngest son of Babur. The other two divisions were still on the western bank of the Ganges. One of these under the Emperor's personal direction was to effect the passage of that river and then to cover the operations of the Turkish Ustad Ali Quli, his chief engineer and commander of the artillery, who was directed to plant a battery on the banks of the Siru or Ghaghra River above its union with the Ganges directly opposite to the Bengali camp, which it would be able to cannonade and afterward to cover the passage of the Emperor's division when it crossed the Ghaghra River to attack the enemy. Mustafa Rumi another Turkish engineer who had a party of musketeers and artillery supported by Muhammad Zaman Mirza and the sixth division was to open a cannonade on the flank of the enemy's camp from the Bihar bank of the Ganges below the junction of the rivers.

Vendetta finally obtains the trust of Oscar Hidalgo (Rowell Santiago) following another assassination attempt on his life, which was timely prevented by Cardo (Coco Martin) and Vendetta with Hidalgo witnessing everything that transpired. Now aware of the true colors of his supposed political allies, Hidalgo resolves to regain the presidency which Lucas Cabrera (Edu Manzano) unlawfully stole from him. After the unlawful arrest of General Borja (Jaime Fàbregas) before interrogating him to find Vendetta's whereabouts, they had a party along with Lucas and Brandon Cabrera (Mark Anthony Fernandez) at the PNP Headquarters and one of Lucas' allies Albert Hernandez (Franco Laurel) was chosen by Lucas to become his Vice President as PNP Chief Alejandro Terante (Soliman Cruz) became angered due to Renato Hipolito's (John Arcilla) negative and sarcastic remarks. Meanwhile, Lola Flora (Susan Roces) became more stressed since Konsehala Gina Magtanggol (Mitch Valdes) and her cohorts destroyed her eatery especially after hearing of what happened to her brother while being informed by Billy (John Medina).

Alanna Nash of Entertainment Weekly gave it an A rating, saying that it "skillfully blends raw wit, the working-class energy of sweat-stained factory workers jamming between shifts, and musical styles as diverse as the corny Tennessee Ernie Ford and the creamy Eric Clapton." Allmusic critic Brian Mansfield, who gave it three-and-a-half stars, called the band a "top-notch Southern rock band with a sense of humor," and said that the covers on Electric Barnyard were highlights, while the originals were "adequate, offbeat filler." Randy Lewis of the Los Angeles Times called the band "ZZ Top lite" and said that most of the songs on the album had a "party-hearty sound." Later in 1991, The Kentucky Headhunters performed with Roy Rogers on the song "That's How the West Was Swung" from his Tribute album, and covered Canned Heat's "Let's Work Together" for the soundtrack to the film Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man.

When he finished there was a thunder-clap from the storm outside "Listen, he's just started his run-up!" joked Hassett. The match was a game played in one day with each side playing one innings rather than Limited overs cricket in the modern sense of the term. Hutton won the toss and opened with Bill Edrich, but both were out for 25/2, but Peter May made 101 and added 98 with Vic Wilson (29) and 76 with Tom Graveney (56). Johnny Wardle scooped and swatted 37 not out and the MCC declared on 278/7 after 40 eight-ball overs. The match had a party atmosphere and Hassett gave 9 of his players a bowl, six of them took a wicket and himself 2/34 with his medium pacers. Tailender Ian Johnson opened the Australian batting and was out for 4, but his partner was the big hitting Richie Benaud who smashed the ball all over the ground in his 113 as the Prime Minister's XI made 247 off 30.3 overs.

When he finished there was a thunder-clap from the storm outside "Listen, he's just started his run-up!" joked Hassett. The match was a game played in one day with each side playing one innings rather than Limited overs cricket in the modern sense of the term. Hutton won the toss and opened with Bill Edrich, but both were out for 25/2, but Peter May made 101 and added 98 with Vic Wilson (29) and 76 with Tom Graveney (56). Johnny Wardle scooped and swatted 37 not out and the MCC declared on 278/7 after 40 eight-ball overs. The match had a party atmosphere and Hassett gave 9 of his players a bowl, six of them took a wicket and himself 2/34 with his medium pacers. Tailender Ian Johnson opened the Australian bowling and was out for 4, but his partner was the big hitting Richie Benaud who smashed the ball all over the ground in his 113 as the Prime Minister's XI made 247 off 30.3 overs at over a run a ball.

Had a party of picnickers been abducted by aliens mid-bite? from New Yorker
In December 2009, N.Y.U.'s comparative literature program had a party. from The New York Times
It also had a "party" mode with lights and music clips. from The New York Times
Two weeks after the Shavers died, their family had a party. from The New York Times
We killed the cows and had a party, to celebrate our achievement. from Economist
Yesterday, a mutual friend had a party that we both went to. from People
They had a party, dancing and singing and eating cabbage and carrots. from New Yorker
Every week or two he and his friends had a party together. from The New York Times
That evening they had a party and wanted me to go along. from The New York Times
KS: Actually, I had a party recently, which Lauren was not invited to. from Vox
"She hasn't had a party in five years," the proud dad told viewers. from People
We've had a party on a boat going around Manhattan; we've rented movie theaters! from Refinery 29
We once had a party at our house and one of the bands played. from Vice
Eventually, Kristen had a party at her house, and Stassi and Beau finally met. from Refinery 29
Then it had a party while these explode-y cars were still driving people around! from Gizmodo
It's a big deal—the Internet Archive had a party in San Francisco to celebrate. from Vice
I had a party once a week that lasted about four and a half hours. from Fox News
Sororities and fraternities got together, they had parties in the 'burbs, everybody had a party. from People
Berlusconi turned 80 last week and had a party with family and friends to celebrate. from Reuters
That night, however, the neighbors had a party that went well into the wee hours. from Business Insider
"It looked like a tornado came into our house and just had a party," she said. from CNN
Actually, we had a party for New Year's Eve, and I did all my friends' lashes. from The New York Times
Twitter also had a party of its own, with thousands of accounts using the hashtag #partypolizei. from Vice News
When the effort faltered, they had a party instead and turned it into an annual event. from The New York Times
"We had a party in my tree house eating goldfish and watching TikToks to celebrate," said Makenna. from CNN
When we came back to Oakland, we sold everything, had a party, and went back for good. from Vice
Within minutes, he would slap his knees and tell me he had a party to go to. from The New York Times
When we heard the bombings were over, we had a party in a shitty bar in Srem. from Vice
Well, I just had a party for my birthday and came home and wanted to have a bath. from Vice
The XBOX 360 had a "party mode" that let users talk to their XBOX friends while watching Netflix together. from The Verge
We also did the backstage-onstage, where rather than drinking backstage, we brought everything onstage and had a party. from Vice
Sliink had a party last week, it was just a pop up show, and Skrillex was the special guest. from Vice
They already had a party together, go rock climbing and swimming together, eat together and watched a movie together. from The New York Times
We had a party one time, and after having a few too many drinks, she crashed in our guest room. from People
We had a party for the film with Flying Lotus, he shattered the stage so they had to evacuate it. from Vice
The couple had a party in Los Angeles on Friday to toast their engagement with their blended family and friends. from People
When we crossed the million-customer mark, we had a party — and we didn't have a lot of parties at Amazon. from Vox
" Leigh told the magazine: "We had a party when Harry and Meghan got married and we've followed their story ever since. from People
How they found out The puzzle started coming together in January, when Wimberly, 29, had a party to celebrate her engagement. from CNN
After some guests had a party in Mr. Wong's condo, they refused to cover the cost of smoke and water damage. from The New York Times
As far back as 2015, in fact, the company had a party when it turned a monthly profit for the first time. from Vox
A bunch of people took acid in the 60s and had a party in the park and it became a yearly thing. from Vice
And in those 20 years we had a party every fuckin' night after pretty much every gig and we had tunes on. from Vice
In both cases you had a party stuck with a large number of people whose deepest convictions involved some variation on racism. from The New York Times
It's my sister: She has called to tell me that one of my daughters has had a party at the flat in my absence. from The New York Times
The day after their wedding, they had a party with friends at La Fontelina restaurant where Klum wore not one, but two all-white looks. from People
Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Paris recently had a party at her L.A. pad when a dude wanted to bolt but had trouble finding his keys. from TMZ
She had a party, and there was Anjelica Huston and George Stevens Jr., and you didn't feel like the scene had been written by Budd Schulberg. from The New York Times
"She had a party at her mom's house last night and I came over and we just had a lot of cast bonding," Baillio said of Grande. from People
I once had a party with my friend, a "draw like a child" party, to see if anyone could, using my own daughter's kiddie stuff as a comparison. from Hyperallergic
In fact… I once had a party at the Plaza Hotel… your father showed up uninvited & hit on my wife… invited her on his helicopter to Atlantic City. from People
For instance, I remember we had a party that was based on the movie Paris Is Burning and the culture in New York surrounding it, the ballroom scene. from Vice
The couple met in February 2014, when Mr. Ain, who was turning 30, had a party with a childhood friend who was also turning 30, at a Boston nightclub. from The New York Times
Then the style section in the Washington Post would send out young party reporters to go to whatever — the agriculture association's party or John McLaughlin had a party or whatever. from Vox
Someone had a party and you went there and then you made a story of the day from the party, which actually there was a party culture, a cocktail party culture. from Vox
It was also a dramatic improvement on the Briton's fastest effort in the second session of qualifying, prompting a question on whether his Mercedes W09 had a 'party mode' for Q3. from Reuters
But the other, Brett Talley, a 36-year-old with virtually no trial experience and who wrote politically charged blog posts on topics like gun rights, had a party-line vote. from The New York Times
Mr. Couch was 16 in June 2013 when he and a group of friends stole beer from a store and had a party at his parents' house before going for a drive. from The New York Times
Chris and Dakota, who've been dating for about a year, had a party at his place on Sunday, and photos and video from the event make it clear what they were celebrating. from TMZ
We had a party one night, and my roommate had been bragging to his girlfriend who worked at Turbine about how much I played, how high level I was, and so on. from Vice
Yes. The night after the Miss Universe Pageant, they had a party at the Red Garter, and we all went downtown, in Pensacola, from the Yum Yum Tree to the Red Garter. from Vice
I only investigated those voters who had a party registration on file that was Democratic or Republican and were voting in districts in which a Democrat and a Republican were on the ballot. from CNN
Never before had a party come anywhere close to raising that amount of money, because never before had any party's leaders so effectively focused the energy of their members on this single task: fundraising. from CNN
The brightly lit space is big enough that, to mark extraction of the 50 millionth ton of ore in February, Outokumpu had a party there and hired a Finnish heavy metal band for entertainment. from The New York Times
Macs that seemed to be blowing in the wind were molded permanently into shape, a moment frozen forever with metallic threads; a bomber jacket in jade satin had a party peplum and puffed sleeves. from The New York Times
Contestants from the Netflix series' season 1 and 2 had a party at Mama Tammye Hicks' church community center over the weekend in Gay, Georgia — and the photos will surely make the Fab Five proud! from People
Eight months after tying the knot, the model, 26, and her husband, whom she wed in October 2018 in upstate New York, had a party in Wyoming as seen in photos shared on Instagram Sunday. from People
We had a party before the Emmys recently, and Conleth, who plays Varys, who is sitting next to me in that scene, he pulls me aside and he's like, 'Emilia I've got to tell you something. from Business Insider
Five of my Indian coworkers live together, and we had a party at their house last night, complete with homemade panipuri (a delicious kind of street food), wine and whiskey, and tons of Indian and American dancing. from Refinery 29
The case dates from June 15, 2013, when Mr. Couch, who was 16 at the time, and a group of friends stole beer from a store, had a party at his parents' house and then went for a drive. from The New York Times
With decorations that included a massive pink-and-white flower wall, flower crowns and an assortment of pink balloons, Hudson had a party with many of the couple's family and friends in attendance, including Jennifer Meyer and Sara Foster, who is the stepsister of Fujikawa. from People
With decorations that included a massive pink-and-white flower wall, flower crowns and an assortment of pink balloons, Hudson had a party with many of the couple's family and friends in attendance, including Jennifer Meyer and Sara Foster, who is the stepsister of Fujikawa. from People
But I want you to think about something: This is a guest list of 2628 in the House and 28503 in the Senate … If you had a party and you invited 22019 people, would you say you had a close relationship with all of them? from The Hill
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bank Leumi Le Israel BM has had its U.S. headquarters on Fifth Avenue overlooking the St. Patrick's Day Parade for more than 40 years, but this was the first year the U.S. unit of Israel's second-largest lender had a party to celebrate. from Reuters
"He had a party — we went to French Montana's house, we were all in the backyard, and he pulled me to the side, and he told me that you guys [Cardi B and Offset] had just gotten married," Chance said while speaking to Cardi and host Ellen DeGeneres. from Business Insider
Only two major laws have been passed in Trump's presidency so far: the 2017 Republican tax cuts and a bipartisan criminal justice reform signed into law earlier this year, a sparse legislative record for a GOP president who once had a party majority in both the House and Senate. from Business Insider
"We had a party bus—that was my favorite thing," Arnold said, beaming amid the gregarious noise coming from her cast—18-year-old Dakota Powers, 22-year-old Raymond Coalson, 21-year-olds Chad Cox and Isaiah Stone, and 25-year-old McCaul Lombardi—as they got settled in. from Vice
Johnboy: We had a party last year—I hate talking about this shit while I'm eating-—somebody shitted, and I guess the toilet flooded, so they shitted in the toilet, and wiped their ass, and put all the toilet paper around the toilet in a fucking perfect circle like a joke. from Vice
Yet, some of the best times I've experienced have been with him, too—like when we were on night watch duty at Ungdomshuset (ready to alert everyone else at the sight of the first blue police lights on the street outside) or when we climbed up onto the roof in the summer with a boombox and a crate of beer and had a party high above the rest of the city. from Vice
Lilibet is the only story of the series told in a first-person narrative. Astrid Lindgren first established contact with the circus. Then she visited it and invited the circus children to her home, where she had a party. Anna Riwwkin was also present at the party.
After the match, Bayern had a party at the Great Room in the Grosvenor House Hotel. The party included a buffet for 1,800 people. Brand Finance valued Bayern at $860 million (£570 million), overtaking Manchester United for top spot. Bayern faced VfB Stuttgart in the DFB-Pokal Final on 1 June.
Since March 2006 and 2007, Lambda had a party for homoseksuality at Club Retro / Boubous while the board worked to find new premises. From 2008 to 2010, the association has held parties in collaboration with a number of cafés and clubs in the city, including Blomsten and Bien, Mozaik and Globe.
The entire UK contingent arrived one day before the rest of the world, and had a party on the Tropical Hub stage with performances from Liberty X and Lemar, along with Radio 1 DJ Jason King and CBBC TV presenter Anne Foy. Peter Duncan, UK Chief Scout, was also on the stage.
Jolly p. 127. Major Martin Lindsay, second-in- command of 1st Battalion Gordon Highlanders, wrote: 'We had a party for Bob SecretanMajor R.D. Secretan, Lancashire Fusiliers, Officer Commanding 'B' Sqn 144 RAC (Field Return of Officers, 144 RAC War Diary January–February 1944, The National Archives, Kew, file WO 171/4720). and his officers.
Bojadziev reportedly refused to communicate with the media over the financial difficulties. In 2007, it was reported, three years after Bojadziev departed from his position in the bank that the running of the bank was "being destroyed by political games". Bojadziev had reportedly been the only one who had denied that the bank had a party connection.
This caused a situation in the USSR whose closest analog would be if English sovereignty undermined that of the United Kingdom at a time when the entire UK society and economy was under significant stress and reform, or if North China had a party and state emerge as a challenge to the CCP and PRC during Deng's reforms.
Simonic described: > We had a party of 10 one New Year's Eve, and when one person has to go to > the bathroom, everyone has to move. ... We've had people just walk into our > backyard and sit at our picnic table. ... They say, "We'll just be a couple > of minutes, we just want to take a couple of pictures." That was bizarre.
One day Zāl had a party and invited all friends to the celebration. At that celebration, Zāl gave gifts to all of his friends and Gifts were distributed by teenager Rostam. The day was over and the night had come and everyone was drunk and in bed. It seemed like midnight the cries of people everywhere and people were upset.
The next day at the campus, Young-min called for Renyu but found out he was not there. The group had a party at a restaurant. Just as Yujin was being pestered to sinh, Inyo turned up and asked for some wine. The entire group, with the exception of Young-min, gave him a cold and disappointed look at Inyo.
Jubilee began DJing as part of the underground rave scene in Miami, Florida. She moved to New York City in 2003. She primarily plays Miami Bass-inspired club music, incorporating 2-step, dubstep, house, and grime into her DJ sets. Around 2008, she began working with Jason Forrest on a label called Nightshifters and also had a party with Nick Catchdubs and DJ Ayres called Flashing Lights.
On July 25, the Mets had a party at Toots Shor's for the invitees to the following day's Old-Timers' Game. Sometime during that evening, Stengel fell off a barstool and broke his hip. The circumstances of his fall are not known with certainty, as he did not realize he had been severely injured until the following day. Stengel spent his 75th birthday in the hospital.
While the song gives the impression that YMCA SROs in the 1970s had a party atmosphere, Paul Groth states that YMCA SRO units actually had "more supervision of your social life — a kind of management as to how you behaved...[than] in a commercial rooming house, which mostly wanted to make sure the rooms were rented", without monitoring who you brought to your room.
By the time of the 1981 general election, Fine Gael had a party machine that could easily match Fianna Fáil's. The party won 65 seats and formed a minority coalition government with the Labour Party and the support of a number of Independent TDs. FitzGerald was elected Taoiseach, on 30 June 1981. To the surprise of many FitzGerald excluded Richie Ryan, Richard Burke and Tom O'Donnell, former Fine Gael stalwarts, from the cabinet.
Pictures, July 23, 1921, Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle on the cover In 1921, the St. Francis was the scene of Hollywood's first great scandal. The silent film comedian Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, whose fame at the time rivaled that of Charlie Chaplin, and a number of friends were guests in rooms 1219, 1220 and 1221. On September 5, 1921, they had a party in their suite, with friends and acquaintances from Hollywood. One guest was a young actress from Hollywood named Virginia Rappe.
When he was fourteen years old, Twain's sister had a party at their house, and was supposed to dress up as a bear in order to perform in a small play. He went to change in a room, and practiced his role, not knowing that there were two girls in that room, who saw him. When he understood what happened, he was ashamed. He never knew who the girls were, and after this event, he suspected all the girls he knew.
The party piece relates to the tradition of oral storytelling but has literary connections. Berners Jackson writes that the party piece had a "long and honourable career in the English- speaking world rising to its height, perhaps, under [Queen] Victoria". Adding that there are many instances in the diary of Samuel Pepys and even speculating that William Shakespeare had a party piece that he performed for the entertainment of his fellows when he was a boy.Jackson, B.A.W. (1962) Stratford Papers on Shakespeare.
At the time of his death, his BAC might have reached as high as 0.558, or about 7 times the legal limit. During the 911 call, someone can be heard saying "We had a party last night and my friend passed out on the couch on his side and his lips are purple. His body is extremely stiff and I can't wake him up, and, honestly, I don't feel a pulse." Fraternity members reportedly didn't know the address of the house or the nearest intersection.
Khosrow did however deal harshly and swiftly with people with of any belief or practice that ran contrary to Sasanian-mediated Zoroastrian orthodoxy. Aberrance in ceremony and principle exceeded apostasy as "a social and political evil in undermining the foundations of the imperial religion (Payne)." According to Khosrow's supposed autobiographical work of Sirat Anushirwan, he had a party of nobles practicing unorthodoxy executed instantly when he found out about them. According to the book, Khosrow also had another group−supposedly Manichaeans−banished from Iran.
The doyen of Russian Marxism, George Plekhanov, was instrumental in persuading Kremer to change his mind. The fact that Jewish workers in Russia would not be able to affiliate with international organisations such as the Second International unless they had a party seems to have weighed heavily with Kremer. Thus, in September 1897, Kremer and his comrades founded the General Jewish Workers' Union (Bund) in Vilna. Kremer was one of three members of its first Central Committee and was widely respected as the Bund's leader.
Colonel Abraham van Buskirk led the attack into Elizabethtown with 300 infantry under his own command and 60 dragoons of the 17th Light Dragoons under the command of Captain William Steward. They also had a party of Loyalist militia, bringing the total number of this body to about 400. Col. van Buskirk's men were guided into the town by three local men, Job and Smith Hetfield, and Captain Cornelius Hetfield. After crossing the ice from Staten Island to Trembly's Point about 3 miles from Elizabethtown, the British infiltrated the town in two divisions.
Title page of The Secret History of the Present Intrigues of the Court of Caramania, 1727. Title page of Memoirs of an Unfortunate Young Nobleman, 1743. Eliza Haywood was active in politics during her entire career, although she had a party change around the time of the reconciliation of George II with Robert Walpole. She wrote a series of parallel histories, beginning with 1724's Memoirs of a Certain Island, Adjacent to Utopia, and then The Secret History of the Present Intrigues of the Court of Caramania in 1727.
The survivors decided to split in two teams, one to make its way by boat to Rio de Janeiro on the Atlantic coast; the other, including John Byron and the Captain, to sail north along the Spanish colonial coast. Captain Cheap at Wager Island had a party of 19 men after the deserters rejoined the camp. This included the surgeon Elliot and Lieutenant Hamilton who had been cast adrift with him plus midshipmen John Byron and Campbell who had been in the barge. They rowed up the coast but were punished by continuous rain, headwinds and waves that threatened the boats.
In late 1743, an English merchant living in Buenos Aires paid for the release of three of them; the fourth of mixed race was kept by the Indians. However, the Spanish put them in jail and in early 1745 were put on board Pizarro's former flagship, Asia, as prisoners of war. Meanwhile, Captain Cheap back at Wager Island had a party of 19 men after the deserters rejoined the camp. This included the surgeon Elliot and Lieutenant Hamilton who had been cast adrift with him plus midshipmen Byron and Campbell who had been on the barge.
The members of Trapt met in middle school in the mid-'90s, and were in an early NOFX cover band with Manny Terres (guitar) and Aaron Azlant (lead vocals) called the Swinging Udders. Shortly thereafter, the band reformed and developed an act with Chris Taylor Brown (lead vocals), Simon Ormandy (guitar), Peter "Pete" Charell (bass), and David Stege (drums). The band's first few rehearsals were in Ormandy's guesthouse, which had a party-like atmosphere with its loft overlooking the living room. They began playing at local venues in 1997 before any members had graduated high school.
On September 28, 2006, Smith and Stern exchanged vows and rings in an informal commitment ceremony aboard the catamaran Margaritaville off the coast of the Bahamas. She wore a white dress and carried a bouquet of red roses, while he wore a black suit with white shirt. Although they pledged their love and made a commitment to be there for each other before a Baptist minister, no marriage certificate was issued and the ceremony was not legally binding. After the ceremony, they landed on the island of Sandy Cay, where they had a party and celebrated with champagne and apple cider that had been brought over for the occasion by sailboat.
Conan, Max, and announcer Joel Godard have recently had a party and Conan displays the ridiculous and fictional events of this party. These events typically include heavy drinking and rather gory violence or homicide on the part of one or the entire cast. Towards the end of the bit they are always joined by a celebrity, played by an actor with a superimposed picture of the celebrity at hand. The celebrity usually ends up getting into a fight with Conan, Joel, or Max, or is seen in compromising positions and/or situations, always looking back at the camera with exactly the same look, since the superimposed picture never changes.
They were then given an extra ration of rum and that evening the General had a party for officers (including Alexander Hamilton, the Marquis de Lafayette and Baron Von Stuben) and their ladies at Ross Hall. The building was destroyed in the 1960s but because of its significance, a parlor wall was saved and was exhibited at the New Jersey Historical Society until it was given to the Township and the Metlar–Bodine House in 2000. Currently, the parlor wall is dismantled and stored in a large warehouse owned by Piscataway Township. The wall must be restored and relocated to a facility that is climate controlled and protected.
On 18 January 2011, Russian Premier League side Terek Grozny announced that Gullit has agreed to sign a year-and-a-half contract and become the head coach for the Chechen side. Upon signing, Gullit told Sovetsky Sport, "I'd like to believe that I can bring joy into the lives of the Chechen people through football...Of course, I won't deny that I'm getting lots of money from Terek."Chechnya's hardman Ramzan Kadyrov hires football big guns to take the offensive against Russian giant, Guardian Gullit was sacked by the club on 14 June 2011, having only won three games as manager. The club also said Gullit had a "party lifestyle".
Perhaps most central was that the Liberal Red Book gave costs for each of their promises and summed them. Never before had a party attempted to clearly prove that its promises were fiscally responsible and practical. Paul Martin, the man who led the team that produced the Red Book was less complimentary about the Red Book in private as during his time in office as Finance Minister, he was often reported to have said: "Don't tell me about the Red Book, I wrote the damn thing, and I know that it is a lot of crap!".Jeffrey, Brooke Divided Loyalties: The Liberal Party of Canada, 1984-2008, Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2010 page 265.
During pre-campaign Juan Diego Castro emerged as one of the most popular political figures with around 51% of positive opinions, followed by Antonio Álvarez Desanti with 36%, with Libertarian deputy Otto Guevara and former president José María Figueres as the ones with more negative opinions. After the PLN primary in which Desanti won over Figueres by slight margin, Desanti started the campaign as frontrunner for a while with up to 36% support in some early polls. Castro was also among the favorites even before he had a party supporting his candidacy (something required by law in Costa Rica as independent candidates are not allowed). As the campaign continued Desanti suffered a constant decrease in voters' intent.
From 1929 to 1933, Raeder was obsessed with the belief that the KPD was seeking to organize a mutiny in the Navy.Thomas p. 59. In 1929, there was an incident on the cruiser , which while in port in a visit to Colombia, a group of sailors had a party during which they wrapped red headbands around their heads and sang the Internationale while being very rude to their officers after they complained about the amount of noise. This incident received much sensationalized and exaggerated press coverage in Germany where it was claimed that an attempted mutiny had occurred on the Emden, and which Raeder apparently took more seriously than he did the reports from his own officers.
Lieutenant Maurice, who had impressed Hood with his efforts while establishing the position, was rewarded by being made commander. Diamond Rock was to be considered a captured enemy ship, and was technically treated as a tender to one of the boats stationed there, commissioned by the Admiralty as the sloop Diamond Rock, superseding Hood's use of Fort Diamond. Maurice had a party of around 100 men under his command on the rock, with the usual officers found on a British warship, including a surgeon, purser, and a junior lieutenant to command the small supply vessel. A hospital was established, and food, gunpowder and ammunition were brought to the rock in boats, at first from Centaur, and then from Martinique, where it was purchased from sympathetic inhabitants.
In his own words, Ranchino offers this analysis from 1970 which has been rendered obsolete by the development of political events in the 21st century: > Republicans have never had a party in Arkansas in the strictest sense. They > have not offered consistent opposition to the Democrats at all levels of > government and have frequently opted out for individual efforts and > campaigns at the expense of the broad party-oriented effort. > ...Whichever way the moderate vote leans in any specific election does make > the essential difference between victory or defeat for the candidates. ... > There is "no emerging Republican majority" (a term coined in 1969 by Kevin > P. Phillips) in Arkansas built on a coalition of blue-collar, middle-class > Democrats and upper-class traditional Republicans.
Picturesque Views of the Diamond Rock... A Lodgement under the Rock on the South-west Side Maurice had a party of around 100 men under his command on the rock, with the usual officers found on a British warship, including a surgeon, purser, and a junior lieutenant to command the small supply vessel. A hospital was established, and food, gunpowder and ammunition were brought to the rock in boats, at first from Centaur, and then from Martinique, where it was purchased from sympathetic inhabitants. Water also had to be brought from the island, and large cisterns were built to store it. The men on the rock ran the risk of falling from the heights or being bitten by the fer-de-lance, a venomous snake inhabiting the rock.
Afterwards, she told anyone who would listen that she was involved in the Stonewall riots, to which Johnson replied, "Sylvia, you know you weren't there", after which Rivera was silent. When the Stonewall riots occurred, Rivera was only 17 years old and according to Bob Kohler, who was there on the two nights of the riots, "always hung out uptown at Bryant Park" and never came downtown. Johnson told gay rights historian Eric Marcus in 1987 that in the hours prior to her arriving downtown to join the other protesters at the riots, she had a party uptown and mentioned that "Rivera and them were over in the [Bryant] park having a cocktail." Kohler told Carter that, although Rivera had not been at the uprising, he hoped Carter would nonetheless portray her as having been there.
Another letter from Peggy Guggenheim on 12 November 1943 to a friend, in which she describes: "We had a party for the new genius Jackson Pollock; who is having a show here now. He painted a 20 foot mural in my house in the entrance. Everyone likes it nearly except Kenneth [referring to another tenant]. Rather bad luck on him as he has to see it every time he goes in and out . . ." Investigations applied during Mural’s recent stints in the Museum of Modern Art and Getty conservation labs validate O’Connor’s documentary research, further disproving the legend through technical means. The Getty conservators conclude definitively that “rapid work is not the case here, as there are many areas of dried oil paint evident under subsequent layers.” Scientific analyses of minute samples of paint, they explain, confirm this as well.
Askari was the youngest son of Babur. The other two divisions were still on the western bank of the Ganges. One of these under the Emperor's personal direction was to effect the passage of that river and then to cover the operations of the Turkish Ustad Ali Quli, his chief engineer and commander of the artillery, who was directed to plant a battery on the banks of the Siru or Ghaghra River above its union with the Ganges directly opposite to the Bengali camp, which it would be able to cannonade and afterward to cover the passage of the Emperor's division when it crossed the Ghaghra River to attack the enemy. Mustafa Rumi another Turkish engineer who had a party of musketeers and artillery supported by Muhammad Zaman Mirza and the sixth division was to open a cannonade on the flank of the enemy's camp from the Bihar bank of the Ganges below the junction of the rivers.
Vendetta finally obtains the trust of Oscar Hidalgo (Rowell Santiago) following another assassination attempt on his life, which was timely prevented by Cardo (Coco Martin) and Vendetta with Hidalgo witnessing everything that transpired. Now aware of the true colors of his supposed political allies, Hidalgo resolves to regain the presidency which Lucas Cabrera (Edu Manzano) unlawfully stole from him. After the unlawful arrest of General Borja (Jaime Fàbregas) before interrogating him to find Vendetta's whereabouts, they had a party along with Lucas and Brandon Cabrera (Mark Anthony Fernandez) at the PNP Headquarters and one of Lucas' allies Albert Hernandez (Franco Laurel) was chosen by Lucas to become his Vice President as PNP Chief Alejandro Terante (Soliman Cruz) became angered due to Renato Hipolito's (John Arcilla) negative and sarcastic remarks. Meanwhile, Lola Flora (Susan Roces) became more stressed since Konsehala Gina Magtanggol (Mitch Valdes) and her cohorts destroyed her eatery especially after hearing of what happened to her brother while being informed by Billy (John Medina).
Alanna Nash of Entertainment Weekly gave it an A rating, saying that it "skillfully blends raw wit, the working-class energy of sweat-stained factory workers jamming between shifts, and musical styles as diverse as the corny Tennessee Ernie Ford and the creamy Eric Clapton." Allmusic critic Brian Mansfield, who gave it three-and-a-half stars, called the band a "top-notch Southern rock band with a sense of humor," and said that the covers on Electric Barnyard were highlights, while the originals were "adequate, offbeat filler." Randy Lewis of the Los Angeles Times called the band "ZZ Top lite" and said that most of the songs on the album had a "party-hearty sound." Later in 1991, The Kentucky Headhunters performed with Roy Rogers on the song "That's How the West Was Swung" from his Tribute album, and covered Canned Heat's "Let's Work Together" for the soundtrack to the film Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man.
When he finished there was a thunder-clap from the storm outside "Listen, he's just started his run-up!" joked Hassett. The match was a game played in one day with each side playing one innings rather than Limited overs cricket in the modern sense of the term. Hutton won the toss and opened with Bill Edrich, but both were out for 25/2, but Peter May made 101 and added 98 with Vic Wilson (29) and 76 with Tom Graveney (56). Johnny Wardle scooped and swatted 37 not out and the MCC declared on 278/7 after 40 eight-ball overs. The match had a party atmosphere and Hassett gave 9 of his players a bowl, six of them took a wicket and himself 2/34 with his medium pacers. Tailender Ian Johnson opened the Australian batting and was out for 4, but his partner was the big hitting Richie Benaud who smashed the ball all over the ground in his 113 as the Prime Minister's XI made 247 off 30.3 overs.
When he finished there was a thunder-clap from the storm outside "Listen, he's just started his run-up!" joked Hassett. The match was a game played in one day with each side playing one innings rather than Limited overs cricket in the modern sense of the term. Hutton won the toss and opened with Bill Edrich, but both were out for 25/2, but Peter May made 101 and added 98 with Vic Wilson (29) and 76 with Tom Graveney (56). Johnny Wardle scooped and swatted 37 not out and the MCC declared on 278/7 after 40 eight-ball overs. The match had a party atmosphere and Hassett gave 9 of his players a bowl, six of them took a wicket and himself 2/34 with his medium pacers. Tailender Ian Johnson opened the Australian bowling and was out for 4, but his partner was the big hitting Richie Benaud who smashed the ball all over the ground in his 113 as the Prime Minister's XI made 247 off 30.3 overs at over a run a ball.