MacLeod also appeared as the villain on TV shows of the late 1950s and early 1960s, including Edwards's private-eye series, Peter Gunn.

Edwards's early work includes a co-starring role in the TV series It Takes Two with Richard Crenna and Patty Duke Astin as his parents and Helen Hunt as his sister.

In line this with, Edwards's early years, as seen in Comico's graphic novel, were re-imagined in the comic book mini-series, Robotech: From the Stars, published WildStorm.

Subsequent attempts to prove Salisbury's involvement, such as Francis Edwards's 1969 work Guy Fawkes: the real story of the gunpowder plot ?, have similarly foundered on the lack of any clear evidence.

Edwards's theological work is broad in scope, but he is often associated with Reformed theology, the metaphysics of theological determinism, and the Puritan heritage.

In a review of the DVD critic Gary W. Tooze lauded Edward's direction and the acting, writing, " Blake Edwards's powerful adaptation of J. P. Miller's Playhouse 90 story, starring Jack Lemmon and Lee Remick in career performances, remains a variation in his body of work largely devoted to comedy ... Lemmon is at his best and ditto for Remick in this harrowing tale of people consumed by their mutual addiction.

The most reprinted of Edwards's books, it has never been out of print and has thus influenced subsequent generations, mainly because of Brainerd's single-minded perseverance in his work in the face of significant suffering.

And Livingston was widely perceived as lacking in charisma and personality, which would work to Edwards's advantage.

Edwards's work was the inspiration of the decoration of ceramics made by a number of major potters of the time, such as Spode.

Aside from his commercial work, Edwards's artistic Limited Edition Series photographs have been acquired by investment banks and 5 star hotels as well as individuals.

The Edwards's gave him a strong moral background, taught him the value of hard work and humility.

Anna Edwards's father died before she was born, and her mother married an Irish soldier, Corporal Patrick Donohoe of the Engineers, who was later awarded the Victoria Cross for bravery in Bombay during the Indian Mutiny.

Anna Edwards's relationship with her stepfather Donohoe was not a happy one, and she later accused him of putting pressure on her, like her sister ( with whom she also fell out ), to marry a much older man.

Born in Sioux City, Iowa, William Edwards Deming was raised in Polk City, Iowa on his grandfather Henry Coffin Edwards's chicken farm, then later on a farm purchased by his father in Powell, Wyoming.

Nash's final home in London was No. 14 Regent street that he designed and built 1819-23, No. 16 was built at the same time as Nash's cousin John Edwards's ( who was a lawyer and handled all Nash's legal affairs ) home.

There he showed an intense interest in metaphysics ; and before he was nine he had read and re-read Jonathan Edwards's Treatise on the Will and Butler's Analogy.

Edwards's assistant Al Simon was hired by Desilu to help perfect the new technique for the series.

In 1912, he was the only performer over the age of 20 to appear in Gus Edwards's Kid Kabaret, where he created his first blackface character, " Jefferson.

The critical opinion was mixed, ranging from Michael Billington's 2 star review in The Guardian to Benedict Nightingale's 4 star review in The Times, but virtually all of the national papers agreed that this version was an improvement on Gale Edwards's Aldwych production.

Lom was perhaps best known for his portrayal of Chief Inspector Charles Dreyfus, Inspector Clouseau's long-suffering superior in several of Blake Edwards's Pink Panther films.

East of Edwards's grant was the former Sabine Free State, a neutral zone which had been essentially lawless for several decades.

Two men were nominated for the position — Edwards's son-in-law, Chichester Chaplin, seen as the representative for the newly arrived immigrants, and Samuel Norris, an American who had married the daughter of a long-time resident and was sympathetic to the more established residents.

William Denis Brown, III ( 1931 – 2012 ), a lawyer and a state senator from Monroe, was Edwards's floor leader in the upper legislative chamber in the first term as governor.

The oil money that fueled the success of Edwards's first two terms was in short supply in the third term.

In Paris around the end of 1838, he prevailed upon W. F. Edwards to form a French society with the same aims as the Aborigines Protection Society ; and in 1839 the Société Ethnologique de Paris was set up in accordance with Edwards's own ideas.

However, at 10 p. m. on the night before the official announcement, the information was leaked by an airport worker who saw Edwards's name being painted on Kerry's plane, which was to be used to announce his choice of running mate.

His speech, proclaiming the unnecessary and artificial divides in American culture and politics, was reminiscent of John Edwards's " Two Americas " stump speech: " There's not a liberal America and a conservative America — there's the United States of America.

The theme of Edwards's address was the divide between the " two Americas ," his populist message throughout the primary campaign and now one embraced by Kerry.

Political pundits had openly speculated for months that Edwards's campaign was simply an " audition for vice-president.

* Edwards's Pheasant ( Lophura edwardii ), a Vietnamese pheasant presumed extinct from 1928 until it was rediscovered in 1998.

The remainder of the Sentinels storyline, including Edwards's eventual descent into insanity and ultimately, his death, was subsequently told through a series of five more McKinney-penned novels, based on Macek's outline for the unproduced cartoon.

Treen polled 480, 424 ballots ( 42. 8 %) to Edwards's 641, 146 ( 57. 2 %) Treen carried twenty-seven parishes, mostly in the northern part of the state, with margins exceeding 60 percent in ten of those parishes.

On television, she appeared in an episode spotlighting Buster Keaton on Ralph Edwards's program, This is Your Life.

During the years that followed Porson continued to contribute to the leading reviews, writing in the Monthly Review the articles on Joseph Robertson's Parian Chronicle, Thomas Edwards's Plutarch on Education, and Richard Payne Knight's Essay on the Greek Alphabet.

Other missionaries who have asserted the influence of Jonathan Edwards's biography of Brainerd on their lives include Henry Martyn, William Carey, Jim Elliot, and Adoniram Judson.

Edwards's title for The Book of Ebenezer le Page on the original typescript he gave to Edward Chaney in 1974 but Hamish Hamilton decided to use his subtitle when they published it in 1981, chosing, however, to add Deighton's song as an epigraph instead ..

Stewart and Edwards were tied on total points, but Stewart claimed the tiebreaker by having five race wins to Edwards's one.

Louis college basketball game on December 11, 2010 so WRAL could offer live coverage of Elizabeth Edwards's funeral.

Betty Edwards's major publications include: Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, 1979 ( revised and reprinted in 1989, 1999, and 2012 ), Penguin Putnam ; Drawing on the Artist Within, 1986, Simon & Schuster ; Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain Workbook, 1998, Penguin Putnam ; and Color: Mastering the Art of Mixing Colors, 2004, Penguin Putnam.

In October, Edwards's voice premiered on AOL's new program.

After 1820 he taught mental and moral philosophy, and in 1838 published An Inquiry Respecting the Self-determining Power of the Will ; and in 1841 An Examination of President Edwards's < U > Inquiry on the Freedom of the Will </ U >.

Based on the real-life Vice President of the United States, Burr is Jonathan Edwards's grandson.

Despite Edwards's exoneration and his relationship with the President, the army finally took control of subsistence at the camp away from Edwards on January 27, 1864.