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Indian History 1857 onwards- IMP POINTS:
1. In 1866, Dadabhai Naroji founded East Indian Association in London.
2. The National Indian Association was founded in 1867 by Mary Carpentar.
3. The Indian Society was established in 1873 by Anand Mohan Bose in London.
4. Justice Ranade & others organized the Poona Sarvajanik Sabha in 1870s
5. Indian Association was founded in 1876 by S.N.Bannerji & Anand Mohan Bose.
6. Madras Mahajan Sabha formed in 1876 by G. Subramaniya Iyer & P. Anand Chandi.
7. Bombay Presidency Association formed in 1885 by K.T. Telang & Pherozshah Mehta.
8. The Indian Association summoned an ALL INDIA NATIONAL CONFERENCE in Dec. 1883.
9. Allan Octavian Hume founded Indian National Congress in 1885. On 28 Dec. 1885 first meet of INC held in Gokuldas Tejpal Sanskrit College at Bombay, presided by Womesh Chandra Bannerjee.The meet was attended by 78 members.
10. According to Safety Valve Theory, the INC was created by British Viceroy ( Dufferin).
11. The second session of INC met at Calcutta in Dec. 1886 under the Presidentship of Dadabhai Naroji.
12. The economic issues raised by Congress were based on the Drain of Wealth Theory propounded by Dadabhai Naroji.
13. Lala Lajpat Rai advocated technical education & industrial self help.
14. Bal Gangadhar Tilak start organizing the Ganapati festival from 1894.
15. Partition of Bengal 1905 lord Curzon.
16. The Congress took up the Swadeshi cell at its Banaras Session in 1905, presided by G.K.Gokhale.
17. The Congress during its Culcutta session in 1906, declared that the goal of the INC was Self Govt. - Presided by Dadabhai Naroji.
18. All India Muslim League was set up in 1906.
19. Congress split in 1907 Surat Session. 20. Kennedy was murdered on April 30,1908 by Khudiram Bose & Prafulla Chaki ( real target was magistrate Kingsford of Muzzafarpur)
21. In 1904, V.D. Savarkar organized the Abhinav Bharat.
22. Madan Lal Dhingra assassinated Curzon Wyllie in July, 1909.
23. Indian House in London, was started by Shyamji Krishnavarma in 1905.
24. Ghadar Movement founded by Sohan Singh Bhakra began in 1913 in San Francisco.
25. The Indian Council Act of 1909 formally introduced the principle of elections for the first time.
26. The annulment of Bengal partition , announced by George V at Delhi Darbar in Dec. 1911.
27. Maulana Abul Kalam Azad started newspaper Al Hilal in 1912.
28. Bombay was the only province where Muslims had taken to commerce & education quite easily.
29. INC meet in August 1918 at Bombay under the president ship of Hasan Imam to consider the proposals of Montague Chelmsford.
30. An all parties conference appointed a sub committee in 1928 whose members are Ali Imam, T.B. Sapru, S.C. Bose headed by Motilal Nehru.
31. The only hope for India is from the masses. The upper classes are physically & mentally dead: - Swami Vivekanand.
32. Bhulabhai Desai was the advocate at the famous INA trials. 33. 1883- full codification of Indian System of Law & Procedure.
34. Illbert Bill gave Indian magistrate the right to try European in Criminal cases.
35. Muhammad Ali Jinnah was referred to as the Ambassador of Hindu-Muslim unity by Sarojini Naidu.
36.. In Nov. 1945, three former INA officers were charged with waging a war against the King- emperor : - Col Shah Nawaz , Captain Sehgal & Lt. Dhillon. 37. The first national Congress deliberated upon nine resolutions concerning various issues.
38. The sleeping giant of Asia has woken up & no power on the Earth can stop him now Lenin for the textile workers who came out on the streets in protest against Tilaks transportation in July 1908.
39. The Justice party was launched by : - T.N.Nair, R.T. Chetti, C.N.Mudaliar.
40. Satya Shodhak Movement: - Jotirao Phule
41. Satya Shodhak Smaj : - Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj.
42. Council entry was the chief programme of the Swaraj Party.
43. Swaraj Party took part in the election in 1923,26.
44. In 1923, Swaraj Party gained absolute majority in C.P. Council.
45. M.A. Jinnah was willing to give up separate electorate in favour of joint electorate ( with certain conditions) at the time of Simon Commission.
46. It led to the estrangement of M.A.Jinnah, who called it a parting of the ways with the congress, went back to the separate electorate & formulated his famous 14- points Reference here is to Nehru Report.
47. Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay write Anandmath in 1882.
48. R.C. Dutt is remembered as the pioneer of economic nationalism.
49. Bhartendu Harishchandra wrote the play, Andher Nagri Chaupata Raja .
50. The left wing within the congress emerged under S.C.Bose & Nehrus initiative in the post non- cooperation period.
51. The Moplah rebellion of 1921 broke out in Kerela.
52. J.B. Kripalani was the Congress Pr. when India became free.
53. In 1929, the British Govt. announce for the first time dominion status as the goal of British Policy in India.
54. The Quit India Campaign was launched by he National Congress after the failure of Cripps Mission.
55. The first attempt at introducing a representative & popular element in the governance of India was made through the Indian Council Act, 1909.
56. The formation of an Interim Govt. set up on September 2, 1946 was first envisaged by Cabinet Mission Plan.
57. Leaders with the movements they were connected: (i) Chakra Bisoi : - Khonds of Ghumsar (ii) Sido & Kanhu: - Santhal Rebellion. (iii) Radhakrishna Danda Sena : - Savare rebellion (iv) Tomma Dora: - Koya rebellion (V) Shambunath Pal: - Pabna uprising. (vi) BirsaMunda: - Munda revolt in Bihar.
58. Travancore, Hyderabad, Junegarh & Kashmir refused to join the Indian Union till the last moment.
59. Kuki Revolt: - Tripura, Kuka revolt: - Punjab, Pabna peasant revolt: - Bengal
60. In 1890, the first woman graduate of the Calcutta University , addressed the Congress Session : - Kadambini Ganguly
61. In 1905 G.K.Gokhale raised the demand for Swarajya or self governance within British Empire, from Congress platform.
62.The Muhammedan Anglo- oriental Defence Association (1893) was started by T.Beck.
63. Moderate politics was criticized in 1893-94 in a series of article entitled New lamp for old written by Aurobindo Ghosh.
64. We will not achieve any success in our labours if we croak once a year like a frog: - B.G.Tilak.
65. In 1889: - Congress adopt the principle that it would not take up any proposal which was considered harmful to the Muslims by a majority of the Muslim delegates in the Congress.
66. The Ahrar movement was moved by the ideas of self governance, disliked the loyalist politics of the Aligarh school & big nawabs & Zamindars & advocated participation in the militant nationalism movement.
67. Mulana Abul Kalam Azad was the most prominent scholars of Deoband school: - who held the view that there was no conflict between Muslims & Nationalism.
68. B.G. Tilak played an important role in bringing together the Muslim league & congress in 1916.
69. When Congress ministers resigned in 1939 ( in protest over their not having been consulted over the decision to enter World War II. The Congress Working Committee suggested that it would cooperate if there were a central Indian national government formed, and a commitment made to India's independence after the war ): 22nd Dec. 1939 was celebrated by Jinnah as the Day of Deliverance. The Day of Deliverance was also celebrated by B.R. Ambedkar & E.V. Ramaswamy Naicker. However Abdul Kalam Azad criticized the celebration.
70. Subhash Chandra Bose resigned from the Presidentship of the congress in 1939.
71. The Viceroy to be assassinated in India: - Lord Mayo.
72. William Bentick: - abolition of Persian as the court language.
73. Charles Metcafe : - Signing of a treaty with Ranjit Singh.
74. Ellenborough : - Annexation of Sind.
75. Delhousie: - Establishment of Public Work Department.
76. The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) was founded in 1927 by Birla & Thakurdas.
77. Jatindranath Mukherjee led the revolutionary Yugandhar Party which tried to conserve its resources & build international contact so as to organize a real military conspiracy at an appropriate time.
78. On Oct. 1940, the Individual Satyagraha was inaugurated by Acharya Vinoda Bhave.
79. S.C.Bose was unhappy with the Congress resolution at Ramgarh in March 1940 because Gandhi agreed to give support to the British war effort & he did not give a call for an immediate struggle.
80. The rating of RIN (Royal Indian Navy) went on a strike on 18 Feb, 1946. The strikers raised the National Congress, the Leagues & the Red flag.
81. Vallabhbhai Patel & M.A. Jinnah persuaded the ratings of RIN to surrender on 23rd Feb, 1946.
82. The Warlis Tribal peasants Agitation : - support was provided by Maharashtra Kisan Sabha.
83. Bakasht Peasant agitation : - support was provided by Bihar Kisan Sabha.
84. Travancore Agitation: - support was provided by the Communist.
85. Tebhaga movement: - support was provided by The Bengal Provincial Kisan Sabha.
86. The most enduring as well as most militant of the agitations originating in the period of 1945-47 was the Telengana Movement.
87. Strafford Cripps was a member of the Labour Party .
88. The Cabinet Mission was sent to India to establish a national government & to workout a constitutional arrangement for the transfer of power.
89. The Untouchable Mahars launched an autonomous movement from 1920s under B.R.Ambedkar to be allowed to take the sacred thread.
90. Jyotiba Phuyles Satyashodhak Smaj in the late 19th century undertook : - Separate representation for untouchable.
91. The Indian Council Act, 1909 provided to be the most short lived of all the British Constitutional experiment in India.
92. In March 1908, Agha Khan was elected as the Permanent Presidentof the Muslim league.
93. Gokhales Servants of Indian Society launched in June 1905 have one of the aim as Swadeshi & boycott.
94. Rashbehari Ghosh was the Pr. of the Congress at the time of Moderate extremist split.
95. In 1912- Muslim League adopt self governance as one of its objectives.
96.On the Direct Action Day (16 August 1946) also known as the *Great Calcutta Killing*, unprecedented bloodshed took place as a result of Hindu Muslim riots in Calcutta .* M*.A. Jinnah announced the day " for the purpose of winning the separate Muslim state. Chief Minister of Bengal at that time was Hussain Shaheed Suhrawardy. H.A.S. Exam
97. On Feb.20, 1947 PM Attlee announced the British Governments decision to withdraw from India latest by June 1948.
98. The August Offer of 1940 sought to conciliate the Congress by guaranteeing the setting up of a representative Indian body to form a new constitution.
99. The Congress took a stand over the Montford Reform at Delhi in 1918, which led to a break away by old moderate remants Sapru, Jayakar, &
Chinamani who formed the National Liberal Association. 100. The first definitely communist Journal to be published in India was Socialist.
101. The Governor General of India who initiated the introduction of English in India was Lord Bentick.
102. Quit India Movement was adopted by INC in Bombay.
103. King George V visited India during the viceroyality of Lord Harding.
104. Govt. of India Act, 1935 gave representation to Indians for the first time in the legislature.
105. The first Muslim president of the INC was Badrudin Taybji.
106. A public meeting was held on 13th April, 1919 in Jallianwala Bagh to protest against the arrest of popular leader.
107. PC Roy set up the famous Bengal Chemical Swadeshi Stores during the Swadeshi movement.
108. Linthgow was the Viceroy of India when Quit India Movement started in 1942.
109. One act of the government that gave the nationalist organization the final push to acquire an organization form was : - Illbert Bill.
110. My own belief is that the Congress is tottering , & one of my great ambitions is to assist it to a peaceful death : - Lord Curzon.
111. The second session of RTC broke down on the question of separate electorates for the minorities.
112. In Hyderabad, a movement based on Gandhian principles became very popular in the rural areas. It provided vital support to the local Congress Party during the struggle for integration of Hyderabad with the Indian Union in 1947. The leader of the movement : - Swami Ramanand Tirth.
113 . J. L. Nehru became the president of INC : - 3 times.
114. In the Allahabad district in 1929, at a time of the worldwide economic depression; a no-tax campaign on behalf of peasants was led by : - M.N.Roy.
115. Bhagat Singh shot Police Commissioner Saunders dead because he had led the lathi charge against he peaceful procession in the course of which Lala Lajpat Rai was injured.
116. M.K.Gandhi gave Vallabh Bhai Patel the title of Sardar.
117. Sarojini Naidu was the heroine of the 1942 Quit India movement.
118. To counteract unfavourable articles on India in the British Press & to supply authentic information, a journal named : - India was started in 1890.
119. In 1901 five districts & the tribal area were taken away from Punjab to create the North-West Frontier Province.
120. Lord Hardinge II was the Governor General of India who proposed the change of capital from Calcutta to Delhi.
121. The Communist Party was legalized in the year 1942.
122. J.L.Nehru was the president of the Congress when it declared poorna swaraj as its objective.
123. Gopal Hari Deshmukh was known as Lokhitwadi.
124. The British government summoned the first RTC in London to discuss the Nehru report.
125. The Indian Civil Service was introduced during the time of Lord Cornwallis.
126. The Life Divine, The Synthesis of Yoga, /Essays on The Gita/, /The Secret of The Veda/, Hymns to the Mystic Fire , /The Upanishads/, /The Renaissance in India/, /War and Self-determination/, /The Human Cycle/, /The Ideal of Human Unity/, and /The Future Poetry are the works of Aurobindo Ghosh.
127. In Alipore Bomb Case Sri Aurobindo Ghosh was defended successfully by /his Chitranjan Das.
128. Sri Aurobindo's close spiritual collaborator, Mirra Richard , came to be known as /The Mother/ simply because Sri Aurobindo started to call her by this name. On being asked by why he called her the Mother, Sri Aurobindo wrote an essay called /The Mother/ in order to shed light on the person of Mirra.
129. "If you want to know India, study Vivekananda. In him everything is positive and nothing negative." - Romain Rolland.
Governor Generals & Viceroys of India Governor Generals of India Lord William Bentinck (1828 1835):
Carried out the social reforms like Prohibition of Sati (1829) and elimination of thugs (1830). Made English the Medium of higher education in the country (After the recommendations of Macaulay). Suppressed female infanticide and child sacrifice. Charter Act of 1833 was passed; made him the first Governor General of India. Before him, the designation was Governor General of Bengal. Sir Charles Metcalfe (1835 1836): Abolished all restrictions on vernacular press (called Liberator of the Press). Lord Auckland (1836 1842): The most important event of his reign was the First Afghan War, which proved to be a disaster for the English. Lord Ellenborough (1842 1844) Lord Hardinge I (1844 1848) Lord Dalhousie (1848 1856): Opened the first Indian Railway in 1853 (from Bombay to Thane). Laid out the telegraph lines in 1853 (First was from Calcutta to Agra). Introduced the Doctrine of Lapse and captured Satara (1848), Jaipur and Sambhalpur (1849), Udaipur (1852), Jhansi (1853) and Nagpur (1854). Established the postal system on the modern lines through the length and breadth of the country, which made communication easier. Started the Public Works Department. Many bridges were constructed and the work on Grand Trunk Road was started. The harbors of Karachi, Bombay and Calcutta were also developed. Made Shimla the summer capital. Started Engineering College at Roorkee. Encouraged science, forestry, commerce, mineralogy and industry. In 1854, Woods Dispatch was passed, which provided for the properly articulated system of education from the primary school to the university. Due to Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagars efforts, remarriage of widows was legalized by Widow Remarriage Act, 1856). Viceroys Of India
Lord Canning (1856 1862): The last Governor General and the first Viceroy. Mutiny took place in his time. On Nov, 1858, the rule passed on to the crown. Withdrew Doctrine of Lapse. The Universities of Calcutta, Bombay and Madras were established in 1857. Indian Councils Act was passed in 1861. Lord Elgin (1862 1863) Lord Lawrence (1864 1869): Telegraphic communication was opened with Europe. High Courts were established at Calcutta, Bombay and Madras in 1865. Expanded canal works and railways. Created the Indian Forest department. Lord Mayo (1869 1872): Started the process of financial decentralization in India. Established the Rajkot college at Kathiarwar and Mayo College at Ajmer for the Indian princes. For the first time in Indian history, a census was held in 1871. Organised the Statistical Survey of India. Was the only Viceroy to be murdered in office by a Pathan convict in the Andamans in 1872. Lord Northbrook (1872 1876): Lord Lytton (1876 1880): Known as the Viceroy to reverse characters. Organised the Grand Delhi Durbar in 1877 to decorate Queen Victoria with the title of Kaiser I Hind. Arms Act(1878) made it mandatory for Indians to acquire license for arms. Passed the infamous Vernacular Press Act (1878).
Lord Ripon (1880 1884): Liberal person, who sympathized with Indians. Repeated the Vernacular Press Act (1882) Passed the local self government Act (1882) Took steps to improve primary & secondary education (on William Hunter Commissions recommendations). The I Factory Act, 1881, aimed at prohibiting child labour. Passed the libert Bill (1883) which enabled Indian district magistrates to try European criminals. But this was withdrawn later. Lord Dufferin (1884 1888): Indian National Congress was formed during his tenure. Lord Lansdowne (1888 1894): II Factory Act (1891) granted a weekly holiday and stipulated working hours for women and children, although it failed to address concerns such as work hours for men. Categorization of Civil Services into Imperial, Provincial and Subordinate. Indian Council Act of 1892 was passed. Appointment of Durand Commission to define the line between British India and Afghanistan. Lord Elgin II (1894 1899): Great famine of 1896 1897. Lyall Commission was appointed. Lord Curzon (1899 1905): Passed the Indian Universities Act (1904) in which official control over the Universities was increased. Partitioned Bengal (October 16, 1905) into two provinces 1, Bengal (proper), 2.East Bengal & Assam. Appointed a Police Commission under Sir Andrew Frazer to enquire into the police administration of every province. The risings of the frontier tribes in 1897 98 led him to create the North Western Frontier Province(NWFP).
Passed the Ancient Monuments Protection Act (1904), to restore Indias cultural heritage. Thus the Archaeological Survey of India was established. Passed the Indian Coinage and Paper Currency Act (1899) and put India on a gold standard. Extended railways to a great extent. Lord Minto (1905 1910): There was great political unrest in India. Various acts were passed to curb the revolutionary activities. Extremists like Lala Laipat Rai and Ajit Singh (in May, 1907) and Bal Gangadhar Tilak (in July, 1908) were sent to Mandalay jail in Burma. The Indian Council Act of 1909 or the Morley Minto Reforms was passed. Lord Hardinge (1910 1916): Held a durbar in dec, 1911 to celebrate the coronation of King George V. Partition of Bengal was cancelled (1911), capital shifted from Calcutta to Delhi (1911). A bomb was thrown at him; but he escaped unhurt (Dec 23, 1912). Gandhiji came back to India from S.Africa (January 9, 1915) Annie Besant announced the Home Rule Movement. Lord Chelmsford (1916 1921): August Declaration of 1917, whereby control over the Indian government would be gradually transferred to the Indian people. The government of India Act in 1919 (Montague Chelmsford reforms) was passed. Rowlatt Act of 1919; Jallianwala Bagh Massacre (April 13, 1919).
Non Cooperation Movement. An Indian Sir S.P.Sinha was appointed the Governor of Bengal. A Womens university was founded at Poona in 1916. Saddler Commission was appointed in 1917 to envisage new educational policy. Lord Reading (1921 1926): Rowlatt act was repeated along with the Press act of 1910. Suppressed non-cooperation movement. Prince of Wales visited India in Nov.1921. Moplah rebellion (1921) took place in Kerala. Ahmedabad session of 1921. Formation of Swaraj Party. Vishwabharati University started functioning in 1922. Communist part was founded in 1921 by M.N.Roy. Kakory Train Robbery on Aug 9, 1925. Communal riots of 1923 25 in Multan, Amritsar, Delhi, etc. Swami Shraddhanand, a great nationalist and a leader of the Arya Samajists, was murdered in communal orgy. Lord Irwin (1926 1931): Simon Commission visited India in 1928. Congress passed the Indian Resolution in 1929. Dandi March (Mar 12, 1930). Civil Disobedience Movement (1930). First Round Table Conference held in England in 1930. Gandhi Irwin Pact (Mar 5, 1931) was signed and Civil Disobediance Movement was withdrawn. Martydorm of Jatin Das after 64 days hunger strike (1929). Lord Willington (1931 1936): Second Round Table conference in London in 1931.
On his return Gandhiji was again arrested and Civil Disobedience Movement was resumed in Jan 1932. Communal Awards (Aug 16, 1932) assigned seats to different religious communities. Gandhiji went on a epic fast in protest against this division. Third Round Table conference in 1932. Poona Pact was signed. Government of India Act (1935) was passed. Lord Linlithgow (1936 1944): Govt. of India Act enforced in the provinces. Congress ministries formed in 8 out of 11 provinces. They remained in power for about 2 years till Oct 1939, when they gave up offices on the issue of India having been dragged into the II World War. The Muslim League observed the days as Deliverance Say (22 December) Churchill became the British PM in May, 1940. He declared that the Atlantic Charter (issued jointly by the UK and US, stating to give sovereign rights to those who have been forcibly deprived of them) does not apply to India. Outbreak of World War II in 1939. Cripps Mission in 1942. Quit India Movement (August 8, 1942). Lord Wavell (1944 1947): Arranged the Shimla Conference on June 25, 1945 with Indian National Congress and Muslim League; failed. Cabinet Mission Plan (May 16, 1946). Elections to the constituent assembly were held and an Interim Govt. was appointed under Nehru. First meeting of the constituent assembly was held on Dec. 9, 1946. Lord Mountbatten (Mar.1947 Aug.1947): Last Viceroy of British India and the first Governor General of free India. Partition of India decided by the June 3 Plan. Indian Independence Act passed by the British parliament on July 4, 1947, by which Pakistan and India became independent on August 14 and 15, 1947.
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Governor E.S Lakshmi Narasimhan
Chief Minister Nallari Kiran Kumar Reddy Nabam Tuki Tarun Gogoi Nitish Kumar Raman Singh Shekhar Diks hit Manohar Parrikar Narendra Modi Bhupinder Singh Hooda Prem Kumar
2. Arunachal General (Rtd.) Pradesh J.J. Singh 3. Assam 4. Bihar JB Pattanaik Devanand Konwar
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13.Karnataka H R Bhardwaj
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With the passing of AB 1522, California became the second state in the nation to require employers to provide paid sick leave to employees. The Healthy Workplaces, Healthy Families Act of 2014, which takes effect on July 1, 2015, requires employers to provide at least three (3) paid sick days (24 hours) each year to each employee. All employers are covered by the new law—public and private, large and small, for profit and non-profit. The law provides paid sick leave to all employees who work in California for 30 or more days within a year from the date of hire, except employees covered by a collective bargaining agreement that provides sick leave and meets other requirements, construction employees under a collective bargaining agreement, providers of in-home supportive services, and air carrier employees who receive comparable time off. Both exempt and non-exempt employees are covered by the law, including temporary, part-time, seasonal employees and out-of-state employees who work more than 30 days in California. The law provides employers with two options for providing sick leave: the accrual method or the lump-sum method.
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1967 Le Mans 24 Hours, driven by Andretti/Bianchi
Mario Andretti and Lucien Bianchi were reunited at Le Mans in 1967, having competed together at Le Mans in 1966 in the #6 Mk II. Many expected Andretti, the fiery, young Italian-American, to take the start of the Le Mans race in the lovely copper metallic #3 GT40 Mk IV. But this was not to be. The more experienced and patient Bianchi was assigned to the opening laps.
The #3 Mk IV was waiting in third position for Bianchi at the end of the "Le Mans start" sprint. He got away cleanly and initially all was well. Every Ford would soon be coming through the pits with one trouble or another, with the exception of the #1 car. Bianchi was in after a small stone damaged his windshield. Normally this might not have been a big concern, but at 200mph on the Mulsanne and with a rash of windshield failures in practice, he wasn't taking any chances.
At 4 o'clock in the morning, Andretti regained the circuit, having taken over from Bianchi. The #3 Holman-Moody prepared Mk IV had just received new brake pads. A moment after disappearing over the hill and into the darkness, the yellow lights around the circuit began to blink, reporting an accident. One of the front brakes had locked and sent the Ford into an uncontrollable spin. The Mk IV came to a rest in the center of the course after clobbering the walls on both sides of the track and demolishing itself. Andretti scrambled over the barrier to await medical attention.
They say bad things happen in threes. Two cars circulating with Andretti at the time got away without incident. The next car on the scene, however, was McClusky in his Mk IIB; he purposely spun to avoid hitting the stopped Mk IV, not knowing that Andretti had abandoned the big Ford. Now the debris of two cars left no room for safe passage and Schlesser, in another Mk IIB, was the third victim. And so ended Holman-Moody's day: three cars lost in a heartbeat.
Happily, Andretti still had an enormously long and successful career ahead of him. For Bianchi, the highlight of his career was just one short a year away: victory at Le Mans (in another GT40, no less)!
Driven by Lucien Bianchi
Raced at Le Mans 24 Hours
Raced at Le Mans


Weather was so great today that we finally got to go out and enjoy it. I also got to enjoy my awesome Christmas gift from my brother in law.
To tell you how much I love My Garmmie, this is my THIRD one. I had the 301 and the 305 before. They are big and bulky and frankly had more on it than I used.
I needed a simple HR monitor and distance/time calculator. The Garmin 110 is just what I needed. My brother in law doesn't know how awesome he is. Maybe he read my mind? Maybe he just sees my status updates on FB when I cry cause I need another monitor. LOL!
So warmer weather, my garmmie and new insurance have given me motivation.
Oh new insurance? How does that motivate?
Well where my honey works has a HEALTH program on their insurance. If we maintain a certain level of fitness they cut us a break on the price. SO I have been motivated by our insurance!!!
I do love getting outside. So do the kids. Oh and thank goodness for the LeapPad.


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Facebook server farm powered by 'clean energy' will increase Denmark's greenhouse emissions
By Stan Cox and Paul Cox
February 8, 2017 — Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal — Last month, social-media giant Facebook announced plans to build a new data center near Odense, Denmark. The expansion of server capacity was needed, the company said, to support "richer content" such as live-streaming and virtual reality.
The Facebook executive who made the public announcement (live-streamed, of course), noted that the new facility would have the "smallest footprint possible" and be "powered by 100 percent clean and renewable energy."
But recent reports by Rasmus Svaeborg for the Danish newspaper Information tell a different story. What may resemble, at least in the view from Silicon Valley, an exercise in green corporate responsibility is actually a case of capitalist greenwashing that will mean a big increase in Denmark's contribution to greenhouse warming.
Data centers consume prodigious quantities of electricity to power servers and keep them cooled down. The Danish government estimates that server farms now planned or under construction—primarily Facebook's and another being built by Apple in the town of Viborg —will add 4 million megawatt-hours, or about 13 percent, to the nation's current annual electricity consumption. Between now and 2040, server farms will account for a whopping one-third of the expected increase in Denmark's electricity demand.
Facebook and Apple are eager for their new data centers to share the bright green aura that surrounds Denmark's strong wind-energy commitment. But only about half of the country's electricity is supplied by renewable sources, so there's no spare green energy available to cover Silicon Valley's needs. The increase in national power consumption spurred by the new facilities will have to be generated from nonrenewable sources.
So the two corporations won't have "the smallest footprint possible" on Danish soil; they'll actually be substantially boosting the country's carbon output. Under the European Union's carbon emissions quota system, the server-powered increase in Denmark's emissions is supposed to be balanced by reductions in other countries' emissions. But that won't happen. Svaneborg quotes Peter Birch Sørensen, chair of the Danish government's Climate Council, who explains: "There is still a huge surplus of allowances [in the EU system], so increased emissions from Denmark will not cause lower emissions from other EU countries."
Even the prospect of getting green facelifts, on its own, would not have been enough to entice the two corporations to set up shop in Denmark. According to Svaneborg, the crucial inducement was the ongoing rollback of an electricity tax called the Public Service Obligation (PSO). The elimination of the PSO will save the typical Danish household the equivalent of only a few dollars on its monthly bill. But it also means, writes Svaneborg, that the government will supply renewable electricity to businesses (including the new data centers) "at a price that is below production costs," in effect encouraging them to consume more power and trigger more emissions.
There are additional ways in which repeal of the tax could hamper efforts to reduce Denmark's dependence on fossil fuels. Revenue from the PSO was earmarked exclusively for renewable energy development. Now, funds to foster new wind farms will have to come out of the taxpayer-supported general budget, where they will be politically vulnerable in every year's round of government budgeting and appropriation.
The PSO was introduced to avoid this very state of affairs during the liberalization of the power sector in the 1990s, and it's a key reason why Denmark can offer tech companies such a green bounty of wind energy today. The country's renewable energy capacity was carefully cultivated over many years with a subsidy from every Danish power customer. Now Facebook and Apple have simply arrived for the harvest.
Given their vast cash reserves and self-proclaimed commitments to green energy, the two corporations could have built their own wind farms to power their new server farms, rather than piggybacking on Denmark's renewable energy efforts. But even that would not have solved the deeper problem: wind and solar development, whoever is doing it, is a perpetual game of catch-up. Across the globe, whether in countries like Denmark who have vigorous clean-energy development or in slacker countries like the United States, capitalism's uncanny ability to crank out profitable new electricity-dependent goods and services is easily capable of outstripping the buildup of renewable energy capacity.
Growth in technologies designed to curb air pollution (such as electric cars), to soften the impact of greenhouse warming (such as air conditioning), to purvey entertainment that can provide comfort in a world on the brink (such as streaming video), and to provide myriad of other services threatens to scuttle efforts to wean the global economy from fossil-fueled electricity. We could double the United States' solar generation capacity tomorrow, and there would still not be sufficient solar energy available to run the nation's server farms, let alone support further growth.
Global efforts to curb greenhouse emissions were derailed last year by US voters. And image-conscious US corporations are doing nothing to get things back on track when they play the "powered by 100 percent renewable energy" shell game.
This article was originally published by Green Social Thought. Stan Cox (@CoxStan) and Paul Cox (@Paul_Cox) are the authors of How the World Breaks: Life in Catastrophe's Path, from the Caribbean to Siberia. Write to them at cox{at}howtheworldbreaks.com.


An excavator operator who was working in a peat bog in Poland last month, accidentally discovered a magnificent 14th century longsword, which is in an extremely good condition. Experts believe that this is a unique find to the region.
As Gizmodo reports , Wojciech Kot, an excavator operator who discovered the long-sword in the peat bog in the Polish municipality of Mircze, has donated the sword to the Fr. Stanislaw Staszic Museum. Museum experts are currently examining the weapon, while the preparations for an organized archaeological expedition have already started.
Even though the long sword has been corroded over time, archaeologists reassure say that this is normal due to the fact that it had been in the bog for more than six centuries. The only part missing from the long sword is the original hilt, which was thought to have been made from antler, bone or wood.
Initially, the impressive sword measured 47 inches long (120 cm), and weighed only 3.3 pounds (1.5 kg), "The elongated grip was intended for two-handed use which coupled with its long reach and light weight made the sword an agile weapon for armored knights in battle. This design is typical of the 14th century," notes The History Blog .
In the coming days, a team of Polish archaeologists will return to the discovery site to carry out limited excavations at the peat bog. No bones have been found near the sword's location, but the team hopes to find any possible artifacts or other belongings from the knight. As for the sword, it is expected to undergo conservation in Warsaw, "This treatment will also help determine its owner. We believe that there could be engraved signs on the blade near the hilt; those were most often made by swordmakers who marked swords for the knights. This could help us determine the origin of the weapon," Bartecki told PAP , and assured that after the conservation and analysis end, the sword will become part of the main exhibition at the Museum in Hrubieszów.


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América

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 Toronto (Consulado-Geral)

 Washington, DC (Embaixada)

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 Dubai (Consulado-Geral)

 Tel Aviv (Embaixada)

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Organizações multilaterais
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 Nova Iorque (Missão permanente ante as Nações Unidas)
 Paris (Missão permanente ante a Unesco)
 Roma (Missão permanente ante a Organização das Nações Unidas para a Alimentação e a Agricultura)
 Viena (Missão permanente ante as Nações Unidas)

Ver também
Malta
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Ligações externas

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Missoes Diplomaticas

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America is abandoning its outposts and retreating within the walls of its borders. We may never be able to restore our global leadership.
The world is no longer safe for democracy. For the past century, the United States stood watch as Western alliances expanded and freedom spread. Progress ebbed and flowed. Ground was undoubtedly lost under President Donald Trump. Yet we could take solace in knowing America's military remained in the steady, safe hands of a highly respected retired Marine general.
That all changed yesterday. American Defense Secretary John Mattis' sudden resignation shook the foundations of our national security structure in a way few personnel or policy changes could reverberate. Our nation, the world, is now grappling with the loss of the one man we believed could save us from catastrophe.
He was a good soldier. Not one prone to quickly throwing in the towel over personal slights or shifting political winds. So what does it say about President Trump's plans that a man so committed to his duty would feel it simply untenable to carry on? It is alarming to think that a man who weathered fierce battles and myriad political storms in Washington could simply no longer muster the will or way to fight for his country.
Unlike many in the current administration, General Mattis wasn't afraid to speak truth to power. His was the voice of reason in an age of virulance. He would remind the president of the costs and consequences of words and wars. I shudder at the thought of how precariously we are now perched on the precipice of calamitous conflict.
Despite the tweets and tempestuous times at the White House, we were told the generals were a safeguard for our national security. One by one, Trump has dishonorably dismissed them, or made them so disillusioned with their duty that they had no choice but to leave. Those that remain in the administration, Bolton, Pompeo, and Miller, are largely illogical idealogues. They place the attainment of political gain over the advice of those military officers. Gone is the notion that our nation is bound by principles, pacts, and proven past practices.
What does this mean for the world? In short, the United States will no longer serve in the tallest and most tested watchtowers on the frontiers of the free world. We are abandoning our outposts and retreating within the walls of our borders. The withdrawals from Syria and Afghanistan are clearly illustrative of this new policy. They are the reasons General Mattis could no longer face the men and women of our armed forces with a clear conscience.
No respectable military leader would embrace Trump's shortsighted, self-interested, and strategically stupid moves. They know all too well how hard-fought were the gains we achieved in Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan. They can name those we lost. They don't want to go back there again.
After Trump pulled the US out of the Iran Deal, I wrote here in the New Statesman that we are entering the post-American era – a time of dramatically diminished American influence around the world. My warning to foreign leaders was that the United States could no longer be counted on to serve as a pillar of global security and stability. New alliances need to be formed, new strategies devised.
Yesterday, we witnessed the last general of the American era bring a sobering end to his service. It was an acknowledgement that even his brilliance and bravery were no match for the populist forces sweeping over a significant part of our nation. Historians will look back at this as a watershed moment. This is when the long and steadfast tradition of our military defending freedom and democracy died.
There will still be great American military leaders. Yet, none will enjoy the status and sway of their storied predecessors. Their mission, will now be more narrowly defined in the national interest. The lore and legacy of indispensable country coming to the aid of democracy in its hour of need will fade. We have surrendered the special sense of purpose and pride that inspired generations to its ranks and allies to its side.
General Mattis will be remembered for answering the call of duty one last time. He diligently defended an institution, a nation he loved so dearly. We may never be able to restore our lost lustre and or the unrivaled global leadership we once enjoyed. I sincerely hope that military and civilian leaders of the future will look back on his service as a source of strength. The last general of the American era is likely to continue to be a stark symbol of how far we have fallen and what it will take to restore our honor.
Brett Bruen was Director of Global Engagement in the Obama White House and an American diplomat. He is president of the crisis communications firm the Global Situation Room, Inc. and teaches crisis management at Georgetown University.


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This 2016 photo shows the "World of Color – Season of Light" show at Disney California Adventure that fans had hoped would return this year, but repairs are not completed. (Photo by Mark Eades,, November 17, 2016.
Disney California Adventure said Tuesday that its popular World of Color show will remain closed until next year, squelching speculation by fans that it might reopen in time for the holidays. It's been closed since April, after going down under mysterious circumstances.
The 22-minute-long water spectacle that typically takes place nightly in a lagoon at Pixar Pier is one of the most popular shows ever at Disney California Adventure. It debuted in 2010 featuring some 1,200 musical fountains that put on a sound and light show.
It has been closed since April after an unexpected incident that occurred during routine maintenance. Accounts differ over exactly what caused the malfunction — and Disney has not elaborated publicly — but it was significant enough to shut down the entire show for many months.
There had been widespread speculation and even a video posted on Facebook by MiceChat.com showing testing of the show in its lagoon indicating that the show might still reopen in time for the Christmas holidays.
Disney officials said Tuesday that World of Color is a one-of-a-kind show with extremely complicated systems, including a one-of-kind fountain and that everything has to work together. During regularly scheduled maintenance in April, components that run the show that were supposed to be submerged in the lagoon were damaged and could not be properly submerged, requiring extensive repairs.
"There was a major incident," Disney author David Koenig said in October, saying he was precluded from providing any further details. "It would make a wonderfully dramatic story." He correctly predicted then that the show would not reopen this year.
The ambitious World of Color took five years to plan and build in a 3.5-acre lagoon filled with 15 million gallons of water. It's based on the idea of a "Fantasia" using water, light, color, music and animation. It uses some 1,200 programmable fountains and an underwater grid with 18,000 points of control, including lighting, color intensity, water angle and height. Fountains during the show range in height from 30 feet to 200 feet. It uses 28 high-definition projectors, including 14 that are submersible.
Disneyland update: World of Color? $80 million light and water display that's super cool went down earlier this year and now we know why. During regular maintenance and electionic control panel was left open when the entire platform was submerged. Destroyed the computer.
Disney officials said this account wasn't entirely accurate but declined to provide more specific details about what happened.
MiceChat.com had previously posted video showing nighttime testing going on of the World of Color systems, leading observers to speculate it might be up and running again for the holiday season.
Disney officials agreed that the show was being tested, but that the park decided it needed further work before it could be launched again.
Regan said that's a shame, because a nightly World of Color show could help draw people away from Disneyland, which gets so crowded over Christmas week that the park occasionally has to briefly close its gates.
However, Regan said the average guest would be unlikely to be disappointed, because the show had not been advertised.
Disney officials pointed out that Disney California Adventure still offers nightly holiday shows and that the Lunar New Year festival and Food & Wine Festival will be returning next year.


Dal 1987 la nostra cucina è espressione di un territorio unico al mondo: la Laguna di Venezia e il suo entroterra. Ricercare, valorizzare e proporre i prodotti e le varietà locali: da qui nascono i piatti creati dallo chef e patron Cesare Benelli e da Paolo Semeraro. Pesce freschissimo pescato tra le barene o nel vicino Mare Adriatico; verdura e frutta dal sapore unico, cresciute sulla terra salmastra del Cavallino, di Treporti e delle isole di Sant'Erasmo e delle Vignole, da sempre gli orti di Venezia. Pasta fresca, prodotti sott'olio e sott'aceto, gelatine di frutta e marmellate sono tutti fatti in casa, così come i dessert, specialità di Diane Benelli.
Tradizione e territorio, passione e freschezza della materia prima, nella costante ricerca della qualità assoluta. Selezioniamo con cura i migliori oli extravergini d'oliva per i nostri piatti, mentre la carta dei vini annovera circa 240 etichette dai migliori terroir nazionali ed esteri, con particolare enfasi sulle produzioni naturali e biodinamiche.
Il ristorante Al Covo fa parte dell'Alleanza Cuochi e Presidi Slow Food, e dell'Associazione Ristoranti della Buona Accoglienza Venezia.
Since 1987 our cuisine is the expression of a territory which is unique in the world: the Venetian lagoon, her islands and her surrounding mainland. The dishes created by Chef and owner Cesare Benelli together with Paolo Semeraro come from our mission to research, appreciate, defend and propose the local products and varietals.
Tradition and territory, passion and freshness of locally-sourced ingredients, in a constant quest for the utmost quality. We carefully select the best extra-virgin olive oils for our dishes, while our wine list numbers 240 labels from the best national and foreign terroirs, with particular emphasis on natural and biodynamic producers.
Ristorante Al Covo belongs to the Alliance of Chefs and Slow Food Presidiaand to the Association Ristoranti della Buona Accoglienza di Venezia.
Beautiful restaurant with lovely, friendly staff. The food was very good.
My meal at Al Covo ranks as undoubtedly one of the best of my life. The food, the atmosphere, the entirety of the experience was superb.
We had a lovely lunch here, really special. Staff were attentive and looked after us well. Food was exceptional, would highly recommend.
Our best meal in Venice.  Highly recommend for local cuisine and a gracious, knowledgeable staff.
We appointed a reservation to this restaurant after reading so many comments and watching Anthony Bourdain's episode. But to be honest it wasn't remarkable at all. The ambience is familly friendly. The ingredients are local and fresh but their cuisine didn't take the extra mile that I usually seek in highly recommended places.
Our time visiting, always a delight.
The food, service, and friendliness were excellent.
The only reason 4 stars vs 5 stars in some areas is I had sole which was excellent, but I felt portion was too small.  At a minimum there should have been some vegetables or something so I did not leave hungry. My wife had the beef and that was a larger portion, but it had potatoes and a salad.  That is an example of what was missing.
Wonderful experience. Food was incredible, great service and friendly atmosphere. Found out about Al Covo on "Somebody Feed Phil" and it did not disappoint!
Incredible dinner - one of the best we've ever had! Food, service and wine all outstanding. Thank you for making our trip to Venice even more memorable.
Wonderful lunch! Wish we could have snagged a dinner reso as well.
Great wine list, great food and great service! Thank you for an awesome night!
There were some issues with our meal in the kitchen which the staff were very good about as they kept us informed but we were waiting for our food for an hour. But i had the monkfish and the Panna cotta which was absolutely sensational. My partner had the cod which was also very good but not as flavourful as the monkfish.
Good quality food, excellent service.
The dishes are a little bit small, compared to the high prices.
Best meal and evening in Venice.
Trust the chef and the maître d'... these professionals will take care of you and provide you with exquisite preparations of local seafood and vegetables.  They prepare with a delicate sensitivity to the thrust and parry of different flavors.  For us, it was an evening to remember.
A warning that smoking is permitted with outside seating would be helpful.
Service was so welcoming and friendly. The food was lovely apart from the odd egg sandwich that was brought as an appetiser!
The wine selection, especially skin wines, was excellent.
I sat outside on a lovely sunny day and was very impressed with the little stool to prevent my ba getting dirty on the floor. A lovely touch!


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Technology Integration Group Recognized by Cisco for Excellence in Customer Satisfaction
San Diego, CA — February 8, 2013— Technology Integration Group (TIG) announced today that it has achieved a Customer Satisfaction Excellence Gold Star from Cisco. This designation recognizes TIG for delivering outstanding customer service to customers in the United States.
"TIG strives to deliver quality solutions and exceptional support so that our customers have the best experience possible. We enable our clients to meet their innovation challenges and earn their trust to exceed their technology goals. Receiving the Customer Satisfaction Gold Star from Cisco complements and validates our commitment to customer satisfaction," said Bruce Geier, CEO of TIG.
"Customer service is a cornerstone of the Cisco Resale Channel Program. We are pleased to recognize and congratulate TIG for achieving outstanding customer satisfaction," said Edison Peres, senior vice president of the worldwide channels go-to-market group at Cisco.
Cisco measures the customer satisfaction levels achieved by its Gold, Silver, and Premier Certified partners based on regional target goals, providing a weighted average of a partner's pre- and post-sales support over a rolling 12-month period. Partners that achieve outstanding customer satisfaction are awarded the Customer Satisfaction Excellence Gold Star and can be found using the advanced search menu in the Cisco Partner Locator.
The Cisco Resale Channel Program provides a framework for partners to build the sales, technical, and Cisco Lifecycle Services skills required to deliver Cisco solutions to end customers. Through the program's specializations and certifications, Cisco recognizes a partner's expertise in deploying solutions based on Cisco advanced technologies and services. Using a third-party audit process, the program validates partner qualifications such as technology skills, business best practices, customer satisfaction, and pre and post- sales support capabilities - critical factors in choosing a trusted partner. Find More Information Online: Cisco Certified Partners Customer Satisfaction
TIG is a recognized Cisco National Direct Partner and has achieved Cisco's Cloud Builder designation as well as Cisco Specializations in Borderless Architecture, Collaboration Architecture, and Data Center Architecture.. TIG also holds Cisco ATP designations in Advanced TelePresence and Identity Services Engine. TIG has consistently been recognized by Cisco for Excellence in Customer Satisfaction. TIG has also been named as Cisco's Data Center Partner of the Year, West (2009).


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1. The Complete Cookbook for Young Chefs
by: America's Test Kitchen Kids
No. 1 Best Seller on Thursday, December 13, 2018.
2. Wrath of the Dragon King (Dragonwatch)
by: Brandon Mull
3. Max Einstein: The Genius Experiment
by: James Patterson, Chris Grabenstein, Beverly Johnson
No. 1 Best Seller on Thursday, October 25, 2018.
4. Louisiana's Way Home
by: Kate DiCamillo
5. The Magic Misfits: The Second Story
by: Neil Patrick Harris, Lissy Marlin, Kyle Hilton
No. 1 Best Seller on Saturday, October 6, 2018.
6. The Trials of Apollo Book Two The Dark Prophecy
No. 1 Best Seller on Saturday, May 13, 2017.
7. Dog Man Unleashed (Dog Man #2): From the Creator of Captain Underpants
by: Dav Pilkey
8. Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard, Book 2 The Hammer of Thor
9. Dog Man: From the Creator of Captain Underpants (Dog Man #1) (Captain Underpants: Dog Man)
by: Dav Pilkey, Dav Pilkey
10. Gravity Falls: Journal 3
by: Alex Hirsch, Rob Renzetti, Andy Gonsalves, Stephanie Ramirez
11. Serafina and the Twisted Staff (Serafina Book 2)
by: Robert Beatty
12. Return to the Isle of the Lost: A Descendants Novel (The Descendants)
by: Melissa de la Cruz
13. The Trials of Apollo, Book 1: The Hidden Oracle
14. Raymie Nightingale
15. Demigods & Magicians: Percy and Annabeth Meet the Kanes
16. Jacky Ha-Ha
by: James Patterson, Chris Grabenstein, Kerascoët
17. Pax
by: Sara Pennypacker, Jon Klassen
18. Before the Awakening (Star Wars)
by: Greg Rucka, Phil Noto
19. Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard, Book 1: The Sword of Summer (Rick Riordan's Norse Mythology)
20. Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes
by: Rick Riordan, John Rocco
21. Wonder
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