John Childs wrote:

" Childs responded with an essay entitled " Big Business and the Rise of American Statism .” He wrote that: “ To a large degree it has been and remains big businessmen who are the fountainheads of American statism .” Childs edited the magazine Libertarian Review from 1977 until it folded in 1981.

Following his death, pundit Tom G. Palmer wrote of him, " Roy Childs was one of the finer members of a generation of radical thinkers who worked successfully to revive the tradition of classical liberalism ... and who dared to launch a frontal challenge to the twentieth-century welfare state ... his writings exercised a powerful influence on a generation of young classical liberal thinkers.

* Bloomsbury Blue b / w Save Me ; November 1988 ( 7 " and 12 "; 12 " also has Childs Song ).

The story about an orphan gaucho called Martín Peñalosa, who has deserted from the army and becomes the leader of a rebel group, follows the legend of Martín Fierro in many ways, although the film is based upon a book by Herbert Childs and a screenplay by Philip Dunne.

Associated particularly with the name of Brevard S. Childs, who has written prolifically on the subject, canonical criticism is " an examination of the final form of the text as a totality, as well as the process leading to it.

Mike Portnoy has mentioned that if Elektra Records, Kevin Shirley, and Desmond Childs were not involved in the making of the album, he would have made a " completely different record ".

St Mellons has 4 state schools: Meadowlane Primary school, St Bishop Childs Church in Wales, Oakfield Primary, Willowbrook Primary and " St. Mellons Primary ".

He has also had memorable roles in numerous cult favorites, including John Carpenter's films The Thing ( as Childs ) and They Live ( as Armitage ), the Riddick films Pitch Black and The Chronicles of Riddick ( as the Imam ), the General in Armageddon, King in Oliver Stone's Platoon, and Big Tim in Darren Aronofsky's Requiem for a Dream.

Sherman has toured / performed with Phil Lee, Bert Sommer, Glenn Cornick, Toni ( Childs ) and the Movers, Eric Culberson, John Hiatt, Hunt Sales and the BIG 9, Charlie Sexton, Tonio K, Julianna Raye, Toni Childs, etc.

The Texas hold ' em poker tournament has gained some notoriety as former World Series of Poker contestants ( Lee Childs, among others ) have participated in the events.

David Childs has been Managing Partner since 2006.

Childs has also had considerable roles in various local and regional stage productions.

Only the name, Telegraph Hill, remains ; it has been covered with housing ( this part of Childs Hill is now inside the boundary of the London Borough of Camden ).

Childs Hill has a public library, as well as Childs Hill park which also contains the Childs Hill Bowls Club, an 18th-century pub ( The Castle ), several shops and restaurants, small businesses, offices, primary schools and two churches ( All Saints C of E with Primary School and Childs Hill Baptist, whose pastor of 25 years is Gary Brady ).

It has two parks, Childs Hill Park and Basing Hill Park, and Golders Hill Park and Clitterhouse Recreation Ground are close to the area.

Childs Hill has blue plaques commemorating two famous former residents: Sportsman C. B. Fry who lived at Moreland Court, Lyndale Avenue, and Aviator Amy Johnson, who lived at Vernon Court on the Hendon Way.

Chris Childs has joined the " Ultimate Eagles " an Eagles tribute band and toured extensively.

TFFC has played home matches at various locations in the London Borough of Barnet, namely Bethune Park, Childs Hill Park, Hampstead Heath and West Hendon Playing Fields.

Childs and has no affiliation to Merisant.

While a full list of players has not yet been revealed, the participation of Deep Purple keyboardist Don Airey and former Thunder bassist Chris Childs was confirmed by Sentance.

In 1978 Lucinda Childs, Sheryl Sutton, Paul Mann, and Samuel M. Johnson performed the opera's texts, with Philip Glass Ensemble performer Iris Hiskey taking the soprano solo.

2, performed by the Billy Childs Ensemble

** Billy Childs ( composer ) for " Into The Light " performed by Billy Childs Ensemble

Light Over Water: The Genesis of Music ( 1983 ): This work was commissioned by the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles as the score for the collaborative work Available Light, which was choreographed by Lucinda Childs and had a set design by architect Frank Gehry.

With them was Washington Michael Jacobs of Tucson, Arizona ... Childs and Jacobs located the mining claim which constituted most of the old Ajo group of mines.

Additionally, a 1926 Childs fire truck which was purchased from the village of Ballston Spa in 1945 is maintained as a unique parade piece representing their history.

Some have traced the first occurrence of the manager position to as early as 1904 in Ukiah, California, however, but it seems clear that all experts in the field credit the Staunton position as the one, which began to focus the light on the fledgling profession and caught the eye of Richard S. Childs, who would become known, somewhat, as the “ father ” of the council-manager form of government and the Model City Charter.

As the compartment detaches, Zimsky reveals that they need to use the main compartment's nuclear fuel rod to achieve sufficient yield, which will save the planet but leave Keyes and Childs without power to escape the blast.

They then use topless photos taken from their Pi Delta cameras to easily win the charity sales and costume events, during which Lewis seduces Stan's girlfriend Betty Childs ( Julia Montgomery ) by posing as Stan ( their costumes were similar, but Stan's included a mask ).

Combined with 107 walks, which were tied for second most in the NL with Cupid Childs and behind only Billy Hamilton, Kelley posted a. 502 on base percentage ( OBP ), finishing second in the NL to Hamilton, and hit 48 doubles, good for second in the NL, behind only Hugh Duffy.

Childs Associates which acquired the business in 2001 for $ 160 million.

The Childs Company, a national restaurant chain which partnered in the development of the neighboring Savoy-Plaza Hotel, ( now the site of the General Motors Building ), purchased the Plaza Hotel in 1955 for 1, 100, 000 shares of Childs common stock, valued at approximately $ 6, 325, 000 ( equivalent of $ today ).

In July 1970, syndicated columnist Marquis Childs noted that Tydings ' problems on the left stemmed from his support of a crime bill for the District of Columbia, which was perceived as repressive against African Americans.

Hendon was an ancient civil parish of around which included Mill Hill, as well as Golders Green and Childs Hill.

William and Annetta Childs of Oklahoma donated an electronic, automated carillon to the memorial, which was installed in the 10th floor.

The Martians, whom the narrator suggests were unfamiliar with large warships, at first responded to Thunder Childs charge with only a gas attack, which was ineffective.

When Childs turned 18, he took his savings, which amounted to several hundred dollars, and leasing space in the offices of the Philadelphia Public Ledger, started his own firm.

Peterson & Co, which he accepted, and the name of the firm was changed to Childs & Peterson.

Circulation growth led the firm to outgrow its facilities, and in 1866 Childs bought property at Sixth and Chestnut Streets in Philadelphia and constructed the Public Ledger Building, which was called at the time "... the finest newspaper office in the country.

In 1880 Childs and Drexel purchased west of Philadelphia along the tracks of the Pennsylvania Railroad, an area which was to become known as the Pennsylvania Main Line, from banker J. H.

Instead, the line-up held together with Solomon Childs and long-standing Wu-affiliate Cappadonna, as features on Theodore Unit's debut album, 718 ( named after the Stapleton, Staten Island area code in which they all reside ).

The Thomas Crane Public Library was built in four stages: the original building ( 1882 ) by architect H. H. Richardson ; an additional ell with stack space and stained glass ( 1908 ) by William Martin Aiken in Richardson's style ; a major expansion ( 1939 ) by architects Paul A. and Carroll Coletti, with stone carvings by sculptor Joseph A. Coletti of Quincy ; and a recent addition ( 2001 ) by Boston architects Childs, Bertman, and Tseckares, which doubled the size of the library.