White is an example, along with Jerome K. Jerome, Compton Mackenzie and Neil Munro, of a serious writer who became best remembered for a comical work.

In the early 1970s, Douglas and his wife Cathleen were invited by Neil Compton and the Ozark Society to visit and canoe down part of the free-flowing Buffalo River in Arkansas, putting in at the low water bridge at Boxley.

* 1926: Mary Astor, Mary Brian, Joyce Compton, Dolores Costello, Joan Crawford, Marceline Day, Dolores del Río, Janet Gaynor, Sally Long, Edna Marion, Sally O ' Neil, Vera Reynolds, Fay Wray

He had a role in the 1949 Ealing comedy Whisky Galore !, based on the book by Sir Compton Mackenzie, and in the first TV series of created by Neil Munro's masterpiece of west coast " high jinks ", Para Handy-Master Mariner, he played the eponymous Captain.

Writing in 2010 Neil Finn said, " When we lost Paul it was like someone pulled the rug out from underneath everything, a terrible jolt out of the dark blue.

Neil first saw Tim play with Split Enz in 1972, he said, " That performance and those first songs made a lasting impression on me.

Seibert said they had originally planned to use Neil Armstrong's " One small step " quote, but lawyers said Armstrong owns his name and likeness, and Armstrong had refused, so the quote was replaced with a beeping sound.

On becoming an MP for the first time, his father said " Remember Neil, MP stands not just for Member of Parliament, but also for Man of Principle ".

Notable examples include David Tennant, born David McDonald, who said in an interview that he adopted the surname " Tennant " after seeing Neil Tennant in a copy of Smash Hits, Nathan Lane, whose birth name Joseph Lane was already in use, Stewart Granger, whose birth name was James Stewart, and Michael Keaton, born Michael Douglas.

On the announcement of his departure, Andrew Neil, The Spectator CEO, said: " Boris has been a wonderful and magnificent editor of The Spectator and we are sorry to lose him ; in many ways he will be irreplaceable … leaves the magazine in better shape than it has ever been in its long and glorious history, both editorially and financially … The editorial breadth and quality under his editorship has been unrivalled.

The episode was directed by Neil Affleck, who said that he had " a vested interest in getting Barney sober.

Thatcher said: ' In his retirement Harold Macmillan occupied a unique place in the nation's affections ', while Labour leader Neil Kinnock struck a more critical note:

John Candy, one of the school's most famous alumni, said during one of his annual visits to the school, " My success is simply rooted in the values and discipline and respect for others that I was taught at Neil McNeil.

In Neil Gaiman's television serial and novel Neverwhere, the Great Beast of London is said to be a bull that ran into the Fleet while it was still partially open to the air, and vanished underground into the depths of London Below, growing huge and fat off the sewage.

According to FBI officials, they once recorded a meeting between Gambino, Aniello " Mr. Neil " Dellacroce and Joseph Biondo, where Biondo is just to have said: " Frog legs ," and Gambino simply nodded.

Gurdjieff is said to have had a strong influence on many modern mystics, artists, writers, and thinkers, including Osho ( Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh ), Frank Lloyd Wright, Keith Jarrett, George Russell ( composer ), Alan Watts, Timothy Leary, Robert Anton Wilson, Robert Fripp, Jacob Needleman, John Shirley, Carlos Castaneda, Dennis Lewis, Peter Brook, Kate Bush, P. L. Travers, Robert S de Ropp, Walter Inglis Anderson, Jean Toomer, Alejandro Jodorowsky, Louis Pauwels, James Moore and Abdullah Isa Neil Dougan.

Automotive journalist Dan Neil, in a 2002 New York Times report described verticality of the rear cargo door as the prime distinction between a hatchback and a station wagon: " Where you break the roofline, at what angle, defines the spirit of the vehicle ", he said.

" However, recently Harvey has said that Smith is " so energising to see and so passionate with what she's doing " and has also drawn inspiration from Russian folk music, Italian soundtrack composer Ennio Morricone, classical composers like Arvo Pärt, Samuel Barber and Henryk Górecki, and Neil Young.

In 2009, Neil Pearson, an antiquarian books expert, said that " A Black Sun book is the literary equivalent of a Braque or a Picasso painting — except it ’ s a few thousand pounds, not 20 million.

Don was crucial in helping us tighten everything up, and inspiring Max to dig really deep lyrically and get to some root emotion down there .” Explains Collins, " Neil Finn Crowded House once said, ' A great producer is someone whom you admire musically and otherwise, who you feel compelled to show up and show off for.

Regarding " Didacts and Narpets " ( which consists mostly of a drum solo ), in the October 1991 news release from the Rush Backstage Club, Neil Peart said: " Okay, I may have answered this before, but if not, the shouted words in that song represent an argument between Our Hero and the Didacts and Narpets-teachers and parents.

Automotive journalist Dan Neil, in a 2002 New York Times report described verticality of the rear cargo door as the prime distinction between a hatchback and a station wagon: " Where you break the roofline, at what angle, defines the spirit of the vehicle ," he said.

Hawkins has said that his drumming has been chiefly influenced by Roger Taylor of Queen, Stewart Copeland of The Police, and Neil Peart of Rush.

Labour leader Neil Kinnock said " Mr Fields has chosen to break the law and he must take the consequences.

When quizzed by the Daily Record Neil was quoted as having said " Do you want us to stay in a caravan?

The mission's commander, astronaut Neil Armstrong, said, " A hundred years ago, Jules Verne wrote a book about a voyage to the Moon.

Bell said that the only thing which could make him change his mind would be Neil Hamilton being re-selected by the Tatton Conservative Party as candidate for the next General Election.

The super-group Crosby, Stills and Nash, formed in 1968 from members of The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, and The Hollies, were joined by Neil Young for Deja Vu in 1970, which moved away from many of what had become the " clichés " of psychedelic rock and placed an emphasis on political commentary and vocal harmonies.

The most commercially successful show in which he worked was Neil Simon's Plaza Suite ( 1968 ).

A number of performers also enjoyed a renaissance by adopting country sounds, including: the Everly Brothers, whose Roots album ( 1968 ) is usually considered some of their finest work ; former teen idol Rick Nelson who became the frontman for the Stone Canyon Band ; John Fogerty, who left Creedence Clearwater Revival behind for the country sounds of The Blue Ridge Rangers ; Mike Nesmith, who had experimented with country sounds while with The Monkees, formed the First National Band ; and Neil Young who moved in and out of the genre throughout his career.

* Neil Young – guitar, harmonica, piano, vocals ( 1966 – 1968, 2010 – 2012 )

* Neil Young ( album ) ( 1968 ) with Neil Young

The term media ecology was first formally introduced by Neil Postman in 1968, while the concept of the theory was proposed by Marshall McLuhan in 1964.

Neil Armstrong ejected on 6 May 1968 ; Joe Algranti & Stuart M. Present, later.

Released 1968, it featured Neil Young, Stephen Stills, Richie Furay, Dewey Martin, Bruce Palmer, and Jim Messina, who also worked as producer and a recording engineer.

* Neil Reimer ( 1962 – 1968 )

* " Two-Bit Manchild ", a 1968 song written and performed by Neil Diamond

The change coincided with the switch from longtime editor Robert Kanigher ( who had taken over writing for the character following the death of creator William Moulton Marston in 1947 ), to new editor Dennis O ' Neil in Wonder Woman # 178 ( dated October 1968 ).

Lord and Simper left in summer 1968, Neil Landon in 1969 to become lead singer of Fat Mattress.

A number of performers also enjoyed a renaissance by adopting country sounds, including: the Everly Brothers, whose Roots album ( 1968 ) is usually considered some of their finest work ; former teen idol Rick Nelson who became the frontman for the Stone Canyon Band ; Mike Nesmith who formed the First National Band after this departure from the Monkees ; and Neil Young who moved in and out of the genre throughout his career.

* Neil Young used word arrangements from this spiritual and from its 1968 adaptation " Swing Low, Sweet Cadillac " by Dizzy Gillespie in different parts of his song " Alabama " on the album Harvest ( 1972 ):

Canadian singer Neil Young worked for two weeks, around the year 1964, at a Toronto branch before being fired for irregularity, because he could not be depended on to be consistent, as he tells the audience at Canterbury House, 1968.

Kitty Kelly, Sue O ' Neil in the life ( April 27, 1902 – June 29, 1968 ), was an American stage and film character actress.

Many sources cite that Neil Young was released in January 1969 ; however, the album was originally released on November 12, 1968 ( Young's 23rd birthday ).

Copies of the original 1968 version are now rare and highly sought-after, because legions of Neil Young fans believe that the 1969 mix destroyed much of the beauty of the songs, especially " Here We Are in the Years.

Some remakes of the song in other languages include the 1967 French version by Graeme Allwright, covered by many, such as Françoise Hardy ( 1968 ), " Pauline Julien " ( 1969 ), Neil Diamond on Stones ( 1971 ), Nana Mouskouri ( 2002 ), Sylvie Vartan ( 2007 ), Alain Bashung ( 2008 ) ; the 1969 Dutch version by Herman van Veen ; and the 1974 Italian version by Fabrizio de André ( in his album " Canzoni ").

In 1968 the UAF Geophysical Institute leased the land that became the PFRR from the state of Alaska, and the range's facilities were initially completed in 1972 with leadership and vision from Dr. T. Neil Davis.

The tower was designed by San Antonio architect O ' Neil Ford and was built as the theme structure of the 1968 World's Fair, HemisFair ' 68.

Neil Ruddock ( born 9 May 1968 ), nicknamed Razor Ruddock is an English former professional footballer, actor and television personality.

Russell Penticost ( 1968 – 69 ); Micky Ansell ( 1976 – 77 ); Micky Peacock ( 1978 – 79 ); Clive Limbrick ( 1982 – 83 ); Colin Johnson, Neil Liley, Stewart McCreadie ( all 1985-86 ); Scott Milford ( 1988 – 89 ); Danny Lucas ( 1990 – 91 ); John Mitchell, Selwyn Brooks ( 1991 – 92 ); Tim Brown ( 1999 – 2000 ).