Their “ Newman Freeman Racing ” team was very competitive in the North American Can-Am series in their Budweiser sponsored Chevrolet powered NF Spyder ’ s.

Those who asked for the rules were told " NF Stovold ’ s Mornington Crescent: Rules and Origins " was out of print.

In 1999 they rejected Nazism, although SD's long used logo in the 1990s was a Swedish version of the NF torch, SD's first ( albeit short-lived ) logo actually consisted of a stylized Myosotis scorpioides, a flower similar to the one used by the party as logo since 2006, a kidneywort.

Unlike all other D-M aircraft at the time, the 23rd TASS fleet's tail flash read " NF ", for " Nail FAC "; the squadron's radio call sign was " Nail.

On 23 April 1979, Blair Peach, a teacher and anti-racist activist, was killed after police knocked him unconscious during a protest against the National Front ( NF ).

The notoriety of the gang, which was part of a wider group in loyalist north and west Belfast known as the " NF Skinz " because of their support for the ideas of the National Front, gained widespread notoriety on 14 January 1981 when " Seig Heiling " members launched a brutal attack on anti-racist fans of The Specials and The Beat when the two bands played a concert at the Ulster Hall.

It was claimed by opponents of the club that many members had drawn closer to the National Front, it being reported as early as 1973 that NF members were moving to take over branches of the club.

Some published case reports have implied a possible link between use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and NF, though the evidence of the link was said to be weak because of a small number of case patients and it was unclear whether the drugs just masked the symptoms of a secondary infection or were a cause per se.

When the National Front ( NF ) was formed in 1967, Tyndall pressed for the inclusion of the Greater Britain Movement.

Eventually, a compromise was reached to allow individual members to join the NF, and Tyndall disbanded the Greater Britain Movement when they all had done so.

After this split Tyndall was able to regain the Chair and re-establish his control of the NF.

A portion of the Racial Preservation Society led by Robin Beauclair also agreed to participate ( although the remainder threw in their lot with the NDP, its house political party under David Brown ) and so the NF was founded on 7 February 1967.

A common sight in England in the 1970s, the NF was well known for its street demonstrations, particularly in London, where it often faced anti-fascist protestors from opposing left-wing groups, including the International Marxist Group and the International Socialists ( later the Socialist Workers Party ).

The NF was led at first by Chesterton, who left under a cloud after half of the directorate ( led by the NF's major financer, Gordon Marshall ) moved a vote of no confidence in him.

A police ban on an NF march through Hyde in October 1977 was defied by Martin Webster, who separately marched alone carrying a Union Jack and a sign reading “ Defend British Free Speech from Red Terrorism ”, surrounded by an estimated 2, 500 police and onlookers.

If anything epitomised the NF under Tyndall and Webster it was the events of August 1977, when a large NF march went through the largely non-white area of Lewisham in South East London under an inflammatory slogan claiming that 85 % of muggers were black whilst 85 % of their victims were white.

As the NF was then contesting the Birmingham Ladywood by-election, such a large march elsewhere was construed by some as an attempt to provoke trouble.

At the same time, Margaret Thatcher as opposition leader was moving the Tory party back to the right and away from the moderate Heathite stance which had caused some Conservatives to join the NF.

Most damning of all, a full set of minutes of National Front Directorate meetings from late 1979 to the 1986 " Third Way " versus " Flag Group " split, deposited by former NF leader Patrick Harrington in the library of the University of Southampton, revealed that during the party's post-1979 wilderness years it was in the habit of " tipping off the reds " in the hope of giving its activities greater credibility with the public, through being attended by hordes of angry protestors.

This was later confirmed by the MI5 mole Andy Carmichael, who was West Midlands Regional Organiser for the NF during the 1990s.

However, in 1976, a QWERTY layout adapted to the French language was put forward as an experimental standard ( NF XP E55-060 ) by the French national organization for standardization.

An " N " is further assumed to be guided either by thinking or feeling, and divided into the " NT " ( scientist, engineer ) or " NF " ( author, humanitarian ) temperament.

The NF operator can also be applied on an initial solution obtained by NN algorithm for further improvement in an elitist model, where better solutions are only accepted.

Noise figure ( NF ) is a measure of degradation of the signal-to-noise ratio ( SNR ), caused by components in a radio frequency ( RF ) signal chain.

In NF, the naive axiom scheme of comprehension is modified to avoid the paradoxes by introducing a kind of " local " type theory.

Neurofibromatosis ( commonly abbreviated NF ; neurofibromatosis type 1 is also known as von Recklinghausen disease ) is a genetically-inherited disorder in which the nerve tissue grows tumors ( neurofibromas ) that may be benign or may cause serious damage by compressing nerves and other tissues.

More than 200 skinheads had travelled by bus from East London, and a few of them smashed shop windows, wrote NF slogans around the area, and shouted neo-Nazi slogans while using bricks and clubs to attack Asian youths who had gathered in opposition to the gig.

* Antenna measurement covers Far-Field Ranges ( FF ) and Near-Field Ranges ( NF ), separated by the Fraunhofer distance.

Additional Meteors, including the NF. 13 night fighting variant, were delivered by the mid-1950s.

Despite his initial support for Tyndall, Verrall did not follow him into the New National Front and indeed was appointed Deputy Chairman of the NF by Andrew Brons in 1980.

Following an incident at a Birmingham hotel in which NF supporters had entered a room booked by the BM and daubed the walls with graffiti Hill suggested to McLaughlin that the breach in security had been the fault of Steve Brady, a leading figure in the League of St. George and the only non-BM member invited to the event.

) A readable life of Madame des Ursins was published in Paris in 1858 by NF Combes, and there is an English life by C Hill, The Princess des Ursins in Spain ( London, 1899 ).

A " Nursing Facility " or " NF " is a nursing home certified to participate in, and be reimbursed by Medicaid.

الجبهة القومية ( NF ) as well as the Yemeni Socialist Party ( YSP-الحزب الاشتراكي اليمني ) after the YSP was formed from the UPONF in October 1978.

The influential Leicester branch of the NF also split around this time, leading to the formation of the short lived British Democratic Party.

On 14 September 2010, the NF publicity officer, Tom Linden, shared a debate with the Social Democratic and Labour Party MLA, John Dallat, on BBC Radio Foyle about the support the NF had in Coleraine.

Initially a member of the Conservative Party, Verrall left in the early 1970s, along with a number of members on the right who supported Enoch Powell, to join the NF.

John Kingsley Read ( 19371985 ) was chairman of the British National Front ( NF ) from 1974 to 1976 and a founder of the National Party.

A former member of the Conservative Party and chairman of the Blackburn Young Conservatives, Read left to join the NF in 1973 having addressed a rally against the arrival of Ugandan Asians in Britain earlier that same year in Blackburn.

Read then quit the NF along with many of his followers to establish the National Party ( NP ), which won two seats on Blackburn Council, one of them held by Read, but their other councillor was disqualified for election irregularities.

In the mid-1980s, summer concerts were often held at the Suffolk home of Edgar Griffin, a Conservative Party activist and father of Nick Griffin, an NF organiser who later became the national chair of the British National Party.

Fountaine split with Tyndall in 1979, and challenged him for the leadership, but was defeated and split from the NF to form his own NF Constitutional Movement, later called the Nationalist Party.

Reed Herbert took the opportunity provided by the 1979 collapse of the NF to launch his own group, selecting the name British Peoples Party.

The origins of the party were the result of both internal dissention within the Monday Club over " entry to the EEC and immigration " which led to " several leading Powellites " leaving the Conservative Party for the NF and then later disagreements within the National Front.

Kingsley Read broke from the NF altogether and formed the National Party with several other leading NF members.

The National Party " claimed to be more opposed to immigration than the NF " and sought the " repatriation or resettlement abroad of all coloured and other racial incompatible immigrants, their dependents and descendents ".

Some members, such as Steve Brady, later rejoined the NF, and other members appear to have joined the Nationalist Party.

Like the British Democratic Party, which broke away from the NF at the time, the party sought to distance itself from the vote-losing open Nazism that both groups associated with John Tyndall, Martin Webster and the other leaders of the NF.

Anderson's NF suffered however from the inactivity and in-fighting of the 1980s, whilst the emergence of the British National Party was also a major check on his ambitions as leader.

Emphasising a strong anti-capitalist as well as anti-communist line, the ONF began to emerge as the most powerful group within the NF after the series of splits in late 1979 and early 1980 though they did not come to prominence within the NF until 1984 when Martin Webster was expelled from the Party.