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It Aint Got No Sound
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guitar hero livin on a prayer
Aaron Durr – Tattoo Shop
The first in a series of videos promoting Aaron Durr’s latest album, “This Is Ridiculous” NOW AVAILABLE ON iTUNES!
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Special thanks to Vince Cabrera of Unbound Tattoos, and David Moffat.
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i’ll give you points for helping me about..David Livingstone!?
PrettyPlease Answer this, dont press back lol!..
it might take a while but it would be much apreciated if u could help!!thanks.
Okay, so im doing a biography on David Livingstone..
this is what i have;;
David Livingstone was born on the 19th of March in 1813 in Blantyre Scotland.
From a young age David Livingstone had planned to become a Calvinist missionary. After finishing his education, David Livingstone was ready to preach the gospel of God to the earth. He had always wanted to do missionary work in China but he set off to Africa instead. There he succeeded in making some of the most spectacular discoveries of this day.
David was one of seven children of Neil and Agnes Livingstone, by the age of ten he started work in a cotton mill factory he helped with the family finances and he still managed to complete his studies.
In 1830 British churches put out a call for missionaries to go to China, David couldn’t resist the chance to go. So he studied for two years to receive an advanced degree.
Unfortunately, just as the team were about to embark to Asia, the trip was cancelled; China became embroiled in the Opium Wars.
David had spoken to Robert Moffat a South African missionary, not long after the cancellation of his trip. Mr. Moffat convinced David that his missionary services were needed in Africa. So not long after, in 1841 David landed in Cape Town South Africa.
Moffat was right about needing Livingstone’s help in Africa. As Livingstone devoted himself to his missionary work, he also became a vocal anti-slavery advocate. His rally against the slavery made him an enemy of the Boers and the Portuguese people.
David traveled from village to village and it introduced him to parts of southern Africa that had never been explored by other Europeans.
Livingstone made his way through to the Kalahari visiting places never known by others. He was recognized by his bravery and Mr. Livingstone became part of a team sent to explore Lake Ngami, their discoveries resulted in the presentation of a gold medal from the Royal Geographic Society.
In between his journeys, in 1844 David Livingstone married Mary. The eldest daughter of Robert Moffat to them the had 6 children. After marrying, Mary traveled by Livingstone’s side for seven years before he made Mary return to Britain with their kids.
From 1852-56 David had explored the African interior and was the first European to see the Mosioa-Tunya waterfall also known as ‘Victoria F Mosioa-Tunya alls’. He was also the first European to cross the entire width of southern part of Africa.
These discoveries made David Livingstone well known in England, he left Africa in 1856 to launch his book he wrote about his experiences, he also gave speeches as he traveled around England.
He went back to Africa In the year 1858 only to discover more things. He came across Lake Nyasa (1858) the Chilwa River (1859) and plenty other places. In March 1869 he reached Ujiji only to discover that there was no mail and that his supplies had been stolen. David was sick, depressed, and exhausted. In September he set out again witnessing horrific slave trades.
By this time Europe and America hadn’t heard from him and they thought that David was lost! So the Lon don Daily Telegraph and the New York Herald sent a man known as Henry Stanley to search for him. Stanley searched for a long time and then he happened to find David Livingstone in Ujiji he stayed with David for a while but unable to persuade Livingstone to return to England, Stanley reequipped him and departed.
On May the 1st 1873, David’s servants found him in his tent kneeling in prayer. He had died. His men buried his heart and his body was taken back to England.
On April 18, 1874, Livingstone was buried in great honor in London’s Westminster Abbey.
What main events should i add to it??
say anything for me to make this better and more interesting!!
thanks a bunch
LIFE SAVERS YOU ALL ARE. x
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David Tennant talks about Doctor Who: The End of Time (GMTV, 31.12.09) – DoctorWhoDom
Actor David Tennant appeared on the show to talk about the new episode. Clips from the show could not be included because broadcasters get arsey about such things.
More info about the forthcoming DVD here: http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B002SZQC7U/dvdfevecouk-21
And the Complete 4 Series boxset here: http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B002KSA41U/dvdfevecouk-21
(C) GMTV 2009
Duration : 0:7:17
Breakfast – David Tennant on why he quit Doctor Who (03.11.08)
Actor David Tennant announced tonight that he is quitting at the end of 2009 and has come on Breakfast to talk about it.
(C) BBC 2008
Duration : 0:9:17
David Tennant talks about Doctor Who: The Waters of Mars (GMTV, 30.10.09) – DoctorWhoDom
Actor David Tennant appeared on the show to talk about the new episode. Clips from the show could not be included because broadcasters get arsey about such things.
More info about the forthcoming DVD here: http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B002SZQC7U/dvdfevecouk-21
And the Complete 4 Series boxset here: http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B002KSA41U/dvdfevecouk-21
(C) GMTV 2009
Duration : 0:6:28
David Bowden’s Garage
David Bowden’s collection of rare Aussie motoring history, including Falcon GTHO race cars driven by Allan Moffat
Duration : 0:1:49
Journey to The Lost Battlefield – kayak leg
Let the kayaking begin! Exclusive action footage of the adventure taken from camera phone.
Duration : 0:0:45
David Tennant talks about Doctor Who: The End of Time (Breakfast, 31.12.09) – DoctorWhoDom
Actor David Tennant appeared on the show to talk about the new episode. Clips from the show could not be included because broadcasters get arsey about such things.
More info about the forthcoming DVD here: http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B002SZQC7U/dvdfevecouk-21
And the Complete 4 Series boxset here: http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B002KSA41U/dvdfevecouk-21
(C) BBC 2009
Duration : 0:10:36
David Moffat on Su Mon Wong
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Duration : 0:3:26