Unable to come to terms with Hill, the producers re-shot the episode without him ( another character, Cinnamon Carter, listened to the taped message, the selected operatives ' photos were displayed in " limbo ", and the team meeting was held in Rollin Hand's apartment ), and reduced Briggs ' presence in the five episodes left to be filmed to a minimum.

The Snowman is a children's book without words by English author Raymond Briggs, first published in 1978 by Hamish Hamilton in the U. K., and published by Random House in the U. S. that November.

Briggs discovered, in a somewhat concealed form and without proof, the binomial theorem.

In Memory Alone, the third film, found the Stranger and Miss Brown stranded without their mysterious transport ( never seen or referred to as the TARDIS ) in a desolate train station with amnesia, and battling a robot and a mysterious man played by Nicholas Briggs ( who also wrote the film along with others in the Stranger series ).

The company continued without him, becoming a subsidiary of the gasoline-engine manufacturer Briggs & Stratton Corporation in 1926.

Quicker than most bowlers of his type, and without the subtle flight of Johnny Briggs or Bobby Peel's variation of pace, Martin relied more than anything on his amazing accuracy of length.

Originally built in 1930, the athletic field became the stadium in 1941 and was known for many years as Briggs Stadium in honor of Coach A. W. Briggs, longtime head of Missouri State's athletic department.

In practice, however ( especially after the first season ), Briggs and especially Phelps would choose the same core group of three or four agents for every single mission, leading these regulars to be considered de facto full-time IMF agents.

In 1904, more than 50 years after prospectors had started combing the valley for gold, an 18-year-old named Ray Briggs discovered what newspapers at the time called " the most wonderful gold discovery ever reported in Oregon history.

Father Everett Francis Briggs oversaw the memorial project and died just a few days after its completion.

Richland Center became an important location for the women's suffrage movement in Wisconsin after Laura Briggs James, Julia Bowen, and other residents founded the Richland Center Woman's Club in early 1882.

It is also known as the decadic logarithm, named after its base, or Briggsian logarithm, after Henry Briggs, an English mathematician who pioneered its use.

Instead of Raymond Briggs describing how much it had snowed the winter he made The Snowman, while walking through the field that morphed into the animation of the same landscape, David Bowie was shown reciting the same speech after walking into the attic of ' his ' childhood home and discovering a scarf in a drawer.

That game was supposed to be played in Dallas, but was moved to Detroit after the league took over the team -- forcing the Texans to make their second trip of the year to Briggs Stadium.

Sid Meier and Jeff Briggs departed the company after the staff cut, forming a new company called Firaxis Games.

Isaacs played Major Briggs, an American military officer, opposite Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear, in Paul Greengrass's thriller Green Zone ( 2010 ), a fictionalised drama set in Iraq after the defeat of Saddam Hussein based on the book Imperial Life in the Emerald City: Inside Baghdad's Green Zone ( 2006 ), by Rajiv Chandrasekaran, for which production began in Morocco, in January 2008.

One of them was buried prone and another showed signs of having originally been bound or trussed, and scholars now believe that they were criminals buried here after execution at different times over an extended period ( Reynolds in 2005 ; Briggs in 2010 ).

It is named after its inventor, Briggs Cunningham, a victorious America's Cup skipper and yacht builder.

Briggs states that no order was given to abandon ship and that he found himself in the water about from Hood as her B-Turret went under after he made it only halfway down the ladder leading to the bridge.

Briggs remained in the Royal Navy after the end of the war, became an officer, and served until 1973 in a variety of capacities ( see # Military service ).

Briggs Hall was built in 1968 and named after Elizabeth Briggs ( 1885 – 1965 ) who was a Campus School history teacher at Brockport from 1910 to 1943.

A significant part of Briggs ( 1954 ) study was that once participants were tested after a delay of 24 hours the Bi responses spontaneously recovered and exceeded the recall of the Ci items.

In Thomas Middleton: The Collected Works, Julia Briggs goes further: pointing out that the word " maiden " never appears in the play, she retitles it The Lady's Tragedy, after the unnamed female protagonist.

The dislike is mutual, with Callahan mocking Briggs with the words " A man's got to know his limitations " after Briggs reveals to him his pride on not ever having to draw his gun in the line of duty.

Her 1984 situation comedy, Suzanne Pleshette is Maggie Briggs, was canceled after seven episodes.

He was occasionally shown to lust after Callie Briggs ( the " spitting ," or spirit-and -, image of her ancestor Queen Callista ( As seen in " Bride of the Pastmaster " when the SWAT Kats travel back into the Dark Ages ), who is the Pastmaster's ancient crush ).

Their last league win was in the 1975 – 76 season, which they won after a play off in extra time against Fraserburgh at Borough Briggs, Elgin.

Shortly after leaving the label, Briggs remarked:

Towards the end of his life, Grimwood maintained a brief email correspondence with Hellboy screenwriter Peter Briggs, whom he contacted after seeing Briggs ' review of Replay on the book's Amazon feedback page, revealed in an interview with Briggs in 2004.

Despite the outcome of Briggs and Brown, as of 2004 Summerton's schools remain effectively segregated, with nearly all white students now attending the private Clarendon Hall, leaving the public schools almost entirely African-American.

Firaxis Games is an American video game developer founded in 1996 by Sid Meier, Jeff Briggs, and Brian Reynolds upon leaving MicroProse.

After mopping up, the Indian 4th Infantry Division returned to Egypt ( leaving behind for a little longer the formations it had detached to Briggs Force ).

The Cyber-Leader, holding Tegan hostage, forces the Doctor to take them to the TARDIS to escape the doomed ship, leaving Adric, Briggs, and other crewmen behind ; learning the Cybermen are allergic to gold, Adric passes the Doctor his gold Badge for Mathematical Excellence.

Director Emeritus Robert O. Briggs died in 2008, leaving a legacy of musicianship spanning two generations of musicians.

In 1938, Greenberg led the league in runs scored ( 144 ) and at-bats per home run ( 9. 6 ), tied for the AL lead in walks ( 119 ), was second in RBIs ( 146 ), slugging percentage (. 683 ), and total bases ( 380 ), and third in OBP (. 438 ) and set a still-standing major league record of 39 homers in his home park, the newly reconfigured Briggs Stadium.

In the 1950s the track was home to two World Champions in Ronnie Moore and Barry Briggs.

In 1694, the first settler, Clement Briggs established his home near the Easton Green.

De Kalb is the home of former Lieutenant Governor of Mississippi Eddie Briggs.

During these years the young Hillis was home schooled by his mother Aryge Briggs Hillis, a biostatistician, and developed an early appreciation for mathematics and biology.

Also in 1938, the NFL's Detroit Lions began a relationship that allowed them to host their home games at Briggs Stadium.

Bramley Hall, considered one of the high-rise dormitories along with Briggs, Perry, and Mortimer Halls, is home to upperclass students.

Their son, Arthur S. Briggs, was born in 1865 at the family home at Rose Cottage, Marion, Massachusetts.

Benjamin Briggs has living descendants through his son Arthur who was left at home with his grandmother, including Benjamin Briggs, of Boston, Massachetts and New York City, and John Briggs, of Boston, Massachusetts.

The London première of No Man's Land, directed by Peter Hall, opened at the Old Vic Theatre ( then home to the National Theatre ), on 24 April 1975, starring John Gielgud as Spooner and Ralph Richardson as Hirst and with Michael Kitchen as Foster and Terence Rigby as Briggs.

"), which came to Pinter in taxicab while riding home from dinner out alone, and the thematic significance of the titular metaphorical phrase no man's land, and finds " something of Pinter " in both of the main characters, each one a writer whom Pinter may have to some degree feared becoming: one " with all the trappings of success but is inured by fame, wealth, comfort " ( Hirst ); the other, " the struggling, marginal, the pin-striped writer " who " does not make it " ( Spooner ); though when Billington put his theory to Pinter, Pinter said ( jokingly ), " Well, yes, maybe ; but I've never had two man servants named Foster and Briggs.

* Pre War logos ( 1931 – 1943 ) — This logo started off with a diamond shape and read Briggs & Stratton and its home city of MILWAUKEE, WIS., U. S. A. below it ; in the middle, it had the words 4 CYCLE on the top mast and the words GASOLINE MOTOR and phrase MADE IN U. S. A. on the bottom mast.

* Jeff Briggs ' home page

When Briggs returns home for the evening, he receives a call from the magician, who uses Brigg's trigger word to put him back in a trance and orders him to steal jewels for him.

He was selected to the American League All-Star team, and pitched three innings of the junior loop ’ s 8-3 loss at Hutchinson ’ s home park, Briggs Stadium.

Benjamin Briggs coined the name from the English word " crescent " because he could see three crescent-shaped formations from his home, or because of the shape of the valley.

Sally then decides that she has had enough of being at home and asks Mike Baldwin ( Johnny Briggs ) for a job at his factory in 1996, and she begins working there.

It is home to many World Champion boxers, including Zab Judah, Shannon Briggs, Dmitriy Salita and Luis Collazo.

The Briggs building is home to the administrative offices of Cranston Public Schools, and also served as a Junior High School in the early part of the 20th century.