in 1921, he lost the first two Tests at home to Warwick Armstrong's side and was displaced as captain but retained in the XI.

Windward Commons is Armstrong's new suite-style freshmen residential community which opened in 2010 and home to nearly 600 students.

His former home, originally Mayfield but now The Mantles, was owned by Martin Beales, a solicitor working in Armstrong's old office in Hay.

Armstrong's house, overlooking the Hudson River, in Yonkers, N. Y., c. 1975.

In August 1912, Lee De Forest, the inventor of the audion, had also observed oscillations in his amplifiers, but he didn't understand its significance until he read Armstrong's patents in 1914, which he promptly challenged.

While Sarnoff was understandably impressed with Armstrong's FM system, he also understood that it was not compatible with his own AM empire.

Armstrong also has his own line of Les Paul Junior guitars from Gibson, modeled closely after " Floyd ", Armstrong's original 1956 Les Paul Junior.

Armstrong's militia, never engaged in the fighting, also decided to retreat from their positions.

Her first leading role, also in 1997, was as Lucinda Leplastrier, in Gillian Armstrong's production of Oscar and Lucinda, opposite Ralph Fiennes.

Sarnoff also demonstrated the first use of radio on a railroad line, the Lackawanna Railroad Company's link between Binghamton, New York, and Scranton, Pennsylvania ; and permitted and observed Edwin Armstrong's demonstration of his regenerative receiver at the Marconi station at Belmar, New Jersey.

Karen Armstrong's writings on the universality of a golden rule can also be seen as a form of perennial philosophy.

Armstrong's letter to Hampton, notifying him of the change in command and also throwing much of the burden of supplying the combined force onto him, arrived the evening before Hampton's army fought the Battle of the Chateauguay.

He also starred as Ted Bedworth, father of Samaire Armstrong's character Nell Bedworth, in the 2006 romantic comedy It's a Boy Girl Thing.

He also presented a documentary, Alexander Armstrong's Very British Holiday, for the BBC on 8 November 2009 about the history of the " great British summer holiday " and his attempts to explore its modern version.

Simeoni was treated by doctor Michele Ferrari, who was also Armstrong's doctor.

Armstrong's talents also extend into the musical arena.

The deed was supposed to have been committed by a portion of Armstrong's band in retaliation for the injuries they had suffered and it was also supposed they had a grudge against the Zimmer family, as members of that family had, on different occasions, tied clapboards to the tails of their ponies.

The 2005 season will be best remembered for Lance Armstrong's unparalleled seventh successive victory in the Tour de France, however it was also notable for other reasons.

In 2007, she played the part of Amelia Walker, a ( fictitious ) American jazz singer, in At Bertram's Hotel, an episode of the ITV series Marple ; during the drama the character gives a concert at the Royal Albert Hall, and also sings with Louis Armstrong's band in the hotel dining room whilst both were guests at the hotel.

Armstrong's Liberty Center also providing special services to Fort Stewart military and military families.

His version reached number one on the U. S. Billboard Hot 100, ending The Beatles ' streak of three number-one hits in a row over 14 consecutive weeks ( they also held the top three spots ) and becoming the biggest hit of Armstrong's career, followed by a gold-selling album of the same name.

Just below the bridge there was a shoal of rocks and stones, which was also mentioned in Armstrong's report, but no action was taken to remove it.

Louis Armstrong's 1951 album Satchmo at Pasadena was also recorded here.

This quote can also be interpreted to be about the conspiracy that Neil Armstrong's original landing on the moon was indeed staged.

Crill became an underground comic writer for a time, co-writing the Mickey Rat series, and also produced the first 78rpm record by R. Crumb's group, Armstrong's Pasadenans.

He won the 1973 and 1979 track Modified championships. Bouchard also drove for Legendary car owners Bob Judkins (# 2 &# 7 ) and also Len Boehler (# 3 ) where he won numerous races at Stafford Speedway, Thompson Speedway, Seekonk Speedway, Waterford Speedbowl and Westboro Speedway. One of Bouchard's biggest modified victories came at Thompson Speedway driving Dick Armstrong's # 1 in the Thompson 300 in 1980.

Lyman also features in Franny Armstrong's 2005 documentary " McLibel " and in Marianne Thieme's 2007 documentary " Meat The Truth ".

On Jack Armstrong's birthday, he received a laptop computer from his parents.

This fitted with both of the Armstrongs ' teachings of a theory generally referred to as British Israelism, outlined in the elder Armstrong's book The United States and Britain in Prophecy .< ref >

The National Security Archive, Armstrong's association for the preservation of government historical documents, obtained an injunction in Federal District Court against the head, John Fawcett, of the National Archives and Records Administration and the National Security Council's purging of PROFS records.

Armstrong's watch is now displayed at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D. C. Aldrin's is believed lost.

Armstrong's course " failed simply because its graduates ... were not especially attractive to employers.

Eventually, after Armstrong's death, many of the lawsuits were decided or settled in his favor, greatly enriching his estate and heirs.

Many of Armstrong's inventions were ultimately claimed by others in patent lawsuits.

Other riders to keep in account for a high place in the final rankings were Tyler Hamilton ( 2nd Giro 2002 ), Levi Leipheimer ( 3rd Vuelta 2001 ), Christophe Moreau ( 4th Tour 2000 ) and Armstrong's team mate Roberto Heras ( 4th Vuelta 2001 ).

or rifled breech loading ) guns the projectiles were coated with lead ( the late Lord Armstrong's system ), the lead being forced through the rifling grooves by the pressure of the exploded powder gas.

The court found that Armstrong's actions were justifiable and affirmed this conclusion in Church of Scientology v. Gerald Armstrong.

Armstrong's two nicknames were Hurricane Henry and Homicide ' Hank.

"-According to critics, Armstrong's predictions were rife with speculation and remain mostly unfulfilled.

Eventually all of Herbert Armstrong's writings were withdrawn from print by the Worldwide Church of God.

As documented in Woodward and Armstrong's The Brethren and elsewhere, Burger's original feelings on the case were that Watergate was merely a political battle ; he " didn't see what they did wrong.

Woodward and Armstrong's sources ( including Associate Justice Potter Stewart ) indicated that some of the other justices were annoyed by Burger's practice of switching his vote in conference, or simply not announcing his vote, in order that he be able to control opinion assignments.

It was formed as a series of major doctrinal changes were introduced in the Worldwide Church of God ( WCG ) after Armstrong's death in 1986.

The original Hot Five were, other than Armstrong's wife Lil Hardin Armstrong on piano, all New Orleans musicians who Armstrong had worked with in that city in the 1910s: Kid Ory on trombone, Johnny Dodds on clarinet, and Johnny St. Cyr on guitar and banjo.

These musicians were augmented by Johnny Dodds's brother, Baby Dodds ( drums ), Pete Briggs ( tuba ), and John Thomas ( trombone, replacing Armstrong's usual trombonist Kid Ory, then touring with King Oliver ).

Briggs and Thomas were at the time working with Armstrong's performing group, the Sunset Stompers.

The first accumulators for Armstrong's hydraulic dock machinery were simple raised water towers.

Other stations on the east coast had signed on with FM, and Major Armstrong's " Yankee Network ", but W47NV was the first commercial FM, the rest were non-commercial licenses.

Armstrong's 2001 awards were for Best Actress in a Leading Role for Lantana, and Best Actress in a Leading Role in a Television Drama Series for SeaChange.

For the next twenty years, on and off the pitch, Armstrong's fortunes were tied to the club, a leading cricketing light in Australia and a bastion of the city's rich and powerful.

Armstrong's tactics were ultimately futile, a Stanley Jackson-inspired England winning the series by two Tests to none.

The Times, in describing Armstrong's batting after he scored his maiden century against Sussex in 1902 said, " Mr. Armstrong's methods were not attractive ".

The lyrics were inspired by Armstrong's own experiences, as well as the people around him that he saw lose control of their lives because of their addictions.