He holds the South African record for matches won as captain, and his record of captaining his side in 138 matches stands bettered only by Graeme Smith's 149 matches as ODI captain.

The first synthesizer to run directly on a host computer's CPU was Reality, by Dave Smith's Seer Systems, which achieved a low latency through tight driver integration, and therefore could run only on Creative Labs soundcards.

Smith's 1-yard touchdown run was his only carry of the game and the last carry of his career.

The Kirtland Temple was the first temple of the Latter-day Saint movement and the only one completed in Smith's lifetime, although the Nauvoo Temple was partially complete at the time of his death.

The hill ( which was then unnamed ) is on the main road toward Canandaigua from Palmyra to Manchester ( modern State Route 21 ) and was only a few miles from Joseph Smith's home.

As a result, Mewes memorized not only his dialogue, but the dialogue for every character in the entire screenplay, much to Smith's surprise.

In 1829, a writer from Wilkes-Barre posted a notice in the Connecticut Mirror, writing, " among the curiosities of our county ( and we have a few ) are Smith's Coal Mines, situated in Plymouth township in this county ... it sends a sudden twinge through a fellow, say, to think himself walking under a mountain fifty feet through, with only here and there a pillar to support it ... those who feel desirous of knowing more about this matter, must do as many others have done-go and see for themselves.

A terrible cycling accident put an end to his cycling ambitions, and it was only then that Smith's career in fashion design began. He enjoyed his job and had forgotten everything about cycling.

His close friend Donald Dewar was the only political figure at the funeral-who acted as one of Smith's pall bearers.

John Smith's became well-known for a series of highly successful " No Nonsense "- themed television advertising campaigns, featuring the dour Yorkshireman " Arkwright " during the 1970s and 1980s ( shown only in the South of England ), followed by the comedians Jack Dee during the 1990s and Peter Kay since 2002.

The full-length version, which is 2: 52 ", was included on Will Smith's Greatest Hits album and attributed to himself only.

Clerks was the first of Smith's View Askewniverse films and the only one to date to be shot entirely in black and white.

Ferrar's pamphlet Sir Thomas Smith's Misgovernment of the Virginia Company was only published by the Roxburghe Club in 1990.

Under Smith's direction, the Rapids surged back into the playoff race, including two key away wins, only to fall short of the playoffs in the last game of the season, against rivals Real Salt Lake.

Like many of Smith's poems, " Not Waving but Drowning " is short, consisting of only twelve lines.

But this equation of Smith's invisible hand statement and the American-led neoclassical General equilibrium theory is obtained only by curtailing Smith.

In the only election held by the Republic of Zimbabwe Rhodesia, Bishop Abel Muzorewa's United African National Council ( UANC ) won a majority in the common roll seats while Ian Smith's Rhodesian Front ( RF ) won all of the white seats.

Smith had sought to make Rhodesia a Commonwealth realm, with Queen Elizabeth II as head of state, with the title of Queen of Rhodesia, but Sir Humphrey Gibbs, still internationally recognised as the only legal authority in Rhodesia, refused to recognise Smith's authority.

John Tvedtnes, an LDS scholar, responded with Joseph Smith's statement that " a prophet was a prophet only when he was acting as such ," and that purchasing historical materials is a business activity rather than a prophetic undertaking.

It was only after his death that exhibitions of Smith's work appeared, with a monograph finally being published in 1984.

Although there were generally considered to be only two orders of priesthood during most of the life of Joseph Smith, Jr., toward the end of Smith's life, on August 27, 1843, he referred to a third order of priesthood called the Patriarchal Priesthood.

Although many of Smith's associates said they saw him use the devices, only Oliver Cowdery seems to have attempted to use them to receive his own revelation.

The Church of Christ ( Temple Lot ) rejects the Doctrine and Covenants and the Pearl of Great Price, as well as Joseph Smith's Inspired Version of the Bible, preferring to use only the King James Bible and the Book of Mormon as doctrinal standards.

A common joke on the size of the Parliamentary Liberal Party in the early 1970s was that only one taxi would be needed to transport the entire party ; after Smith's election, the party could fill two taxis.

Also, like their Temple Lot cousins, the church rejects the Doctrine and Covenants and the Pearl of Great Price, as well as Joseph Smith's Inspired Version of the Bible, preferring to use only the King James Bible and the Record of the Nephites ( their name for the Book of Mormon ) as standards.

As Smith's skills and strengths become apparent to the nuns, they come to believe that he has been sent by God to fulfill their dream of building a chapel for the townsfolk -- who are Mexican and impoverished -- as the nearest church is miles away.

W H Smith's HQ building in Swindon

In appreciation, the building committee provided her with the title to “ a very valuable-situated near the Temple, with a fruit tree-an excellent spring of water, and house that accommodated two families .” Here Eliza taught school for Joseph Smith's family and was influential in interesting her younger brother Lorenzo Snow in the young Church.

The remaining Cutlerites refused to give up, however, constructing a new church building in Clitherall and successfully establishing a church corporation in 1912 to effect the ideals of Joseph Smith's United Order.

It was thought appropriate to dedicate the new building in memory of ' Gypsy ' Smith's parents, and Smith raised a large sum of money for the building himself, with donations being sent from the UK and the United States.

Gerrit Smith's commitment to both the abolition and temperance movements led to the Smith estate in Peterboro becoming a stop on the underground railroad and to Smith building one of the first temperance hotels in the country in Peterboro.

The building is named Greg Smith Hall in honor of Marshall L. Smith's late son.

Robert became Smith's apprentice, business partner, son-in-law and eventual inheritor of the lighthouse building business.

Upon Goldwin's Smith's death in 1910, the couple bequeathed the building to the Art Museum of Toronto ( now known as the Art Gallery of Ontario ) and the Grange became the new home of the gallery.

Already it had been spotted that Smith's painting and decorating firm received more than half of the contracts for council housing.

During the World Wars, the Smith's Lawn area of the Park was used for housing troops.

Smith's family also gave charitably to a number of Jewish communal causes in the greater Washington, DC, area, including the Charles E. Smith Life Communities, a senior housing and elder care campus in Rockville, Maryland, and the Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School, also in Rockville.

URL: http :// www. british-history. ac. uk / report. aspx? compid = 22605 Date accessed: 14 November 2007 .</ ref > Coincidentally, Cricklewood also became the home for the first Smith's Crisps potato crisp factory which replaced the omnibus depot at Crown Yard.

The village expanded first in the 1950s with the opening of the nearby Smith's Industries factory, many new houses being built for the workers.

Although the deal predated Smith's tenure as Chairman, he subsequently used the construction of the new Poletown factory, along with plants on a greenfield site in Lake Orion Michigan, and one in Wentzville, MO ( an identical twin to Orion ) to showcase the technology he felt would lead GM into a new era.

It is famous as the location of Clarence Smith's factory where he manufactured the Stump-jump plough between 1880 and 1935, one of South Australia's first and most important inventions.