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...ef>{{cite book|title=Truth in Comedy|author=Charna Halpern, Del Close, Kim Johnson|year=1994|isbn=9781566080033}}</ref> His favorite framework for comedic sto

...ague [[Player of the Month]] for June, becoming the first Met since Howard Johnson in 1991 to capture the award.<ref name="PlayerOfTheMonth">[http://newyork.m ...he month on Memorial Day, May 29, with a single to the wall in left-center field off [[Arizona Diamondbacks]] closer [[Jose Valverde]] scoring Jose Reyes al

...acter as students in engineering, or by their attainments as alumni in the field of engineering, and to foster a spirit of liberal culture in engineering co * [[Stephen G. Bowen]], [[astronaut]]

...from the rigors of his return trip from that distant outpost, but his son, Stephen F. Austin, had the grant confirmed and in Dec., 1821, led 300 families acro ...dous oil deposits. The discovery in 1901 of the spectacular Spindletop oil field near Beaumont dwarfed previous finds in Texas, but Spindletop itself was la

...ull name is ''Anthony Philip David Terry Frank Donald Stanley Gerry Gordon Stephen James Oatway'', named by his parents after the [[Queens Park Rangers F.C.|Q * ''Wrigley Fields'', named for the baseball field [[Wrigley Field]]<ref>[http://nbc5.com/news/14180048/detail.html Birth Of A Fan - Wrigley F

...asualties suffered in the war against Nazism.<ref>D'Este (2002) pp 694-96; Stephen E. Ambrose, ''Eisenhower and Berlin, 1945: The Decision to Halt at the Elbe ...enthau at least some of his ideas about how Germany should be treated.<ref>Stephen Ambrose, ''Eisenhower: Soldier, General of the Army, President-Elect (1893-

...in [[1965 Houston Astros season|1965]], but this failed miserably and the field conditions were grossly inadequate during the second half of the season, wi ...d.jpg|thumb|right|[[Tropicana Field]] is installed with an artificial turf field.]]

|predecessor=[[Andrew Johnson]] ...mont|Frémont]]" (the Republican candidate). In 1860, he favored Democrat [[Stephen A. Douglas]] but did not vote. In 1864, he allowed his political sponsor, C

| successor = [[Andrew Johnson]] | vicepresident = [[Hannibal Hamlin]] (1861 – 1865)<br>[[Andrew Johnson]] (1865)

[[Image:Gerald Ford on field at Univ of Mich, 1933.jpg|right|thumb|Ford as a University of Michigan [[Am ...rd played against the [[Chicago Bears]] in an exhibition game at [[Soldier Field]].<ref name="greene">{{cite book |last = Greene |first = J.R. |origyear = 1

During [[World War I]] Truman served as an [[United States Army Field Artillery Corps|artillery]] officer. After the war he became part of the [[ ...tudy_collections/ww1/129chronology.shtml Chronological Record of the 129th Field Artillery 1917-1919] - the Truman Library</ref><ref>McCullough, p. 105-110.

*George Johnson ([[Brothers Johnson]]) - Plays left-handed. *[[Stephen Colbert]] - Writes right-handed (on [[The Colbert Report]]), but does most

...us/politics/19repubs.html?_r=1&hp&oref=slogin# "Candidates Shift as G.O.P. Field Alters"], ''[[NY Times]]'' ([[2007-07-19]]).</ref> |first=Stephen F. |last=Hayes |publisher=[[Weekly Standard]]

...velt'' is an anglicized form of the Dutch surname 'van Rosevelt,' meaning 'field of roses.'<ref name="titleROOSEVELT - Surname Meaning | Origin for the Surn ...rry S Truman|Truman]], [[John F. Kennedy|Kennedy]] and [[Lyndon B. Johnson|Johnson]], each of whom embraced Roosevelt's political legacy.<ref>William E Leucht

| as a dichotomy owing to the limitation of the field of thought, which TJ = Tom Johnson

[21:00] <PinkAmpersand> haha Stephen Glass. I have a salad bowl he bought. [21:03] <PinkAmpersand> "And like Stephen Glass, The New Republic reporter who slipped pure fiction past his editors

...rtijnH> FT2 mistook the Electron for the force carrying particle of the EM field [10:56] <Lubaf> http://www.blisteredthumbs.net/2012/08/cave-johnson-spoils-inversion/ <- Good writing making pre-emptive jokes about bad writin

...of Research, Medicine and Healthcare" and I will represent my town in that field May 02 23:04:00 <BarkingFish> Stephen Harper is Labour, right?