A stutterer, Larkin stated that scatting was " turning my biggest problem into my biggest asset ".

The poet Philip Larkin described Wellington as a ' hole of toad's turds ' and stated that his job as town librarian was to ' hand out tripey novels to morons '.

Another is a wily countryman called Larkin, whose blandly boisterous progress has been chronicled, I believe, in earlier volumes of Mr. Bates' comedie humaine.

Some sources have erroneously attributed Johnny Bond's 1948 " Oklahoma Waltz " to her ;< ref > Paul Wadey's obituary (" Cindy Walker: Country songwriter ", < i > The Independent </ i >, 27 March 2006 ) makes this error, as well as misidentifying the years of the Tubb and Arnold songs she wrote ; nine years earlier this error appeared in more than one book edited by Colin Larkin, e. g. probably they confused it with her own 1947 composition of that name, co-written with and recorded by Spade Cooley.

The name that they chose for the new union was a tribute to the Irish Transport and General Workers Union led by Jim Larkin and Connolly twenty years earlier.

The name that Quill and others chose for their new union was, in fact, a tribute to the Irish Transport and General Workers Union led by Jim Larkin and Connolly twenty years earlier.

Larkin worked on creating different sound effects for Riven and was chosen to score Uru after composer and Myst co-creator Robyn Miller left Cyan in early 1998.

Composer Tim Larkin, a sound designer and audio director at Cyan who had previously worked on realMyst and Uru: Ages Beyond Myst, was given the task of developing Myst Vs musical score.

Larkin admitted that some Myst fans would have preferred a musical style similar to Robyn Miller's scores for Myst and Riven, but replied by saying that change happens and players would find something to like in the new music if they kept an open mind.

Replaced by Larkin in 1986, Concepción was only 44 games away from Larry Bowa's NL record for shortstops.

On June 27 – 28, 1991 Larkin became the first shortstop ever to hit five home runs in the span of two consecutive games.

Pym and Larkin had kept up a private correspondence over a period of many years.

They had five daughters among them Vita Gollancz, an artist ; Livia Ruth Gollancz, musician and later head of Victor Gollancz LTD ; and Diana Gollancz, a confidante of author Philip Larkin ( Brunette Coleman ).

The band's first release came in 1999 with the Natural Compression EP, which had been recorded at Marmalade Studios in Wellington, with friend and Shihad drummer Tom Larkin producing.

Petitioners had proposed the name Grove Township and were angered that the Nobles County Board chose the name Larkin.

The rationale at the time centered on the supposedly pivotal role John Larkin had played in supporting Bishop John Ireland's Catholic colonization efforts in southwestern Minnesota.

The media discovered the couple had broken up when Larkin failed to co-host a diplomatic dinner for the visiting German Bundespräsident, although her name, along with that of the Taoiseach, was featured on the invitations.

The Labour Party had bitterly split in 1944 over personal differences between William X. O ' Brien and James Larkin while Clann na Talmhan was perceived as being too specialist and too focused on the needs of farmers.

Approximately 40 inmates had been waiting to talk to Warden Clarence Larkin concerning upcoming parole hearings when seven of the inmates suddenly attacked him.

As Aladdin ( Scott Weinger ) and Princess Jasmine ( Linda Larkin ) prepare for their marriage, Aladdin recovers a dagger, his only memento of his lost father, who had abandoned his family when Aladdin had been a small child.

Urus music was composed by Tim Larkin, who had started his career at game publisher Brøderbund, and lobbied hard to be included on Rivens development team.

Bichette had his best season in 1995, coming very close to the Triple Crown with a. 340 batting average, 40 home runs and 128 RBIs and barely lost the MVP voting to the Cincinnati Reds ' Barry Larkin.

When fellow musician and friend Joe Farrell, who also had a drug problem, died of bone cancer in 1986, Larkin decided to beat his habits.

Even while suffering, Larkin remained positive saying “ Whatever God wants is fine by me … I ’ ve had the very best life.

The line-up on this record was Palumbo, Beck ( who also provided bass duties ), Weinstock, and Shannon Larkin of Amen and later Godsmack, who provided drumming duties due to recording time constraints, as he had worked well with producer Ross Robinson in the past, although Larry Gorman was composing parts and officially the drummer of the band.

Drummer Shannon Larkin has been a member of Godsmack since 2002, while lead vocalist Whitfield Crane took the then vacant vocalist spot for New York rock band Life of Agony whose former singer Keith Caputo had left the group in 1997.

In 1996, Larkin hit a career-high 33 home runs and stole 36 bases, becoming the first shortstop in Major League history to join the 30-30 club, as he arguably had a better season in 1996 than he had in his MVP year of 1995.

In 1982, on his 65th birthday, a book of poems was published in his honour that included contributions from Ted Hughes, Seamus Heaney, Philip Larkin and twenty-three other poets, testifying to the respect and indeed love that the British poetry community had for him.

Hughes had a son ( John ) with his first wife Mariefrances Pfeiffer, two daughters ( Mary Larkin and Kathleen Freeman ) with Eileen Lanouette, and two more daughters ( Caitlin and Johanna ) with Katherine Nouri.

Each city on Tanith had a Militia, from which a number of Ghosts ( including Corbec, Larkin, Mkvenner and Rawne ) are drafted into the Imperial Guard.

The publisher did not pay its writers and expected them to buy a certain number of copies themselves – a similar deal had been struck with such writers as Dylan Thomas and Philip Larkin for their first anthologies.

* 1967: to Maggie Smith ; they had two sons, the actors Toby Stephens and Chris Larkin, and divorced in 1974.

* Gene Larkin, 1980, former MLB ballplayer for the Minnesota Twins, who had the hit that won the 1991 World Series

On 7 May 2010, the University, having changed its system of voting to embrace online voters, confirmed that Paula Claire, Geoffrey Hill, Michael Horovitz, Steve Larkin, Chris Mann and seven others had been nominated as candidates for the position.

After Larkin has been persuaded to restock his tangled acres with pheasants, he poaches only what he needs for the nourishment of his family and local callers.

The mayors of Holladay have been Liane Stillman ( 1999 to 2001 ), Dennis Larkin ( 2001 to 2003 ) and Dennis Webb ( 2003 to present ).

Much of Davie's poetry has been compared to that of the traditionalist Philip Larkin, but other works are more influenced by Ezra Pound.

He does not seem to have been acquainted with somewhat junior but contemporary Oxford poets like Sidney Keyes, Drummond Allison, John Heath-Stubbs, Philip Larkin, etc.

Some people considered that his style was different after his breakdown: Larkin characterized it as " a hollow feathery tone framing phrases of an almost Chineses introspection with a tendency to inconclusive garrulity that would have been unheard of in the days when Pee Wee could pack more into a middle eight than any other thirties pick-up player '.

* Norman Larkin: Andy's grandfather who is also a prankster, implying that the male side of the Larkin family comes from a long line of pranksters, with the exception of Al Larkin ( Andy's father ), though hints have been given that he too is a prankster even greater than his son or father.

As of July 2011, according to drummer Shannon Larkin, a new album has been completed.

Gunn's poetry, together with that of Philip Larkin, Donald Davie, and other members of The Movement, has been described as "... emphasizing purity of diction, and a neutral tone ... encouraging a more spare language and a desire to represent a seeing of the world with fresh eyes.

Larkin has been the subject of poems by Brendan Behan, Patrick Kavanagh, Frank O ' Connor and Lola Ridge ; his character has been central in plays by Daniel Corkery, George Russell ( Æ ), and Sean O ' Casey ; and he is a heroic figure in the background of James Plunkett's novel Strumpet City.

It has been heard on the lips of adolescents who do not know who Larkin was.

The presence of a publisher's inkstamp on the wallet containing the typescript indicates that the story may have been submitted by Larkin for publication.

Larkin was disappointed by the book's critical reception, but by this time his second novel, A Girl in Winter, had been accepted by Faber and Faber, and was duly published in February 1947.

* Chuck: 01. 02 " Chuck versus the Helicopter " ( 1 October 2007 ): Chuck is viewing a series of photographs when one prompts him to recall the secret information to which he had been exposed by Bryce Larkin.

In 1874, upon completion of the memorial, which had been designed by Larkin Goldsmith Mead, Lincoln's remains were interred in a marble sarcophagus in the center of a chamber known as the " catacombs ," or burial room.

In its first episode, Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman addressed the Lombardi family of five that had been mass-murdered ( including the goats and chickens ) by young Davey Jessup, and had been witnessed by Mary's daughter, Heather ; and the " Fernwood Flasher ", who turned out to be Mary's grandfather, Raymond Larkin.