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| | |  1 John: Encyclopedia II - Mark 1 - John the Baptist
Mark begins with quotes from Malachi 3:1 and Isaiah 40:3. He assumes these refer to John the Baptist. All four gospels use this quote from Isaiah. It is in Luke 4:4-6, Matthew 3:3, and John 1:23.
He describes John's activities, preaching repentance and forgiveness of sins and baptizing in the desert. He says he wore camel hair, a leather belt, and survived off locusts and wild honey. There has been much specualtion that John was an Essene, perhaps like Jesus Himself, but there is no hard evidence either way. According to Luke Jesus and John were cousins. All portraits of him paint him as certainly an ascetic, bu ...
See also:Mark 1, Mark 1 - John the Baptist, Mark 1 - Jesus's Baptism and Temptation, Mark 1 - Calling of Disciples, Mark 1 - Jesus in Capernaum Read more here: » Mark 1: Encyclopedia II - Mark 1 - John the Baptist |
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| | | | 1 John: Encyclopedia II - John Peel - Early life Peel was born in Heswall on the Wirral Peninsula, near Liverpool, the son of an upper middle class cotton merchant, and educated as a boarder at Shrewsbury School. His housemaster, R. H. J. Brooke, whom Peel described as "extraordinarily eccentric" and "amazingly perceptive", wrote on one of his school reports:
Perhaps it's possible that John can form some kind of nightmarish career out of his enthusiasm for unlistenable records and his delig ...
See also:John Peel, John Peel - Early life, John Peel - United States, John Peel - Beginning of British career, John Peel - BBC career, John Peel - BBC Radio 1, John Peel - Needle Time, John Peel - BBC World Service and foreign radio, John Peel - BBC Television, John Peel - Dandelion Records and Strange Fruit, John Peel - Family and home life, John Peel - Later years, John Peel - Awards and honorary degrees, John Peel - Health in later years and death, John Peel - John Peel Day, John Peel - Trivia Read more here: » John Peel: Encyclopedia II - John Peel - Early life |
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| | | | 1 John: Encyclopedia II - John Peel - BBC career
John Peel - BBC Radio 1.
When Wonderful Radio London closed down on August 14, 1967, John Peel joined the BBC's new pop music station, Radio 1, which began broadcasting the following month. Unlike Big L, Radio 1 was not a full-time station, but a hybrid of recorded music and live studio orchestras broadcast at the same time as the talk and light music of BBC Radio Two. The pirate stations had been successful partly because they played records continuously, but the BBC was gagged by the Musicians' Union and record ...
See also:John Peel, John Peel - Early life, John Peel - United States, John Peel - Beginning of British career, John Peel - BBC career, John Peel - BBC Radio 1, John Peel - Needle Time, John Peel - BBC World Service and foreign radio, John Peel - BBC Television, John Peel - Dandelion Records and Strange Fruit, John Peel - Family and home life, John Peel - Later years, John Peel - Awards and honorary degrees, John Peel - Health in later years and death, John Peel - John Peel Day, John Peel - Trivia Read more here: » John Peel: Encyclopedia II - John Peel - BBC career |
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| | | | 1 John: Encyclopedia II - John Peel - John Peel Day On October 13, 2005, the first "John Peel Day" took place in the UK and as far away as Canada and New Zealand. The BBC encouraged as many bands as possible to stage gigs on the 13th, and over 500 gigs from bands ranging from Peel favourites New Order (who were introduced by Feargal Sharkey of The Undertones) and The Fall, to many new and unsigned bands, took place.
The day had been announced in August, and Andy Parfitt, the head of BBC Radio 1 said, "John Peel Day is about celebrating John's le ...
See also:John Peel, John Peel - Early life, John Peel - United States, John Peel - Beginning of British career, John Peel - BBC career, John Peel - BBC Radio 1, John Peel - Needle Time, John Peel - BBC World Service and foreign radio, John Peel - BBC Television, John Peel - Dandelion Records and Strange Fruit, John Peel - Family and home life, John Peel - Later years, John Peel - Awards and honorary degrees, John Peel - Health in later years and death, John Peel - John Peel Day, John Peel - Trivia Read more here: » John Peel: Encyclopedia II - John Peel - John Peel Day |
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| | | | 1 John: Encyclopedia II - John Peel - United States In 1960, he went to the United States to work for a cotton producer who dealt with his father. Once this job had finished he took a number of other jobs including that of a travelling insurance salesman, staying in America until 1967. While in Dallas he spoke to John F. Kennedy as he and Lyndon Johnson toured the city during the 1960 election campaign. Following Kennedy's assassination he presented himself as a reporter for the Liverpool Echo in order to attend the arraignment of Lee Harvey Oswald shortly before Oswald's assassination. He later ...
See also:John Peel, John Peel - Early life, John Peel - United States, John Peel - Beginning of British career, John Peel - BBC career, John Peel - BBC Radio 1, John Peel - Needle Time, John Peel - BBC World Service and foreign radio, John Peel - BBC Television, John Peel - Dandelion Records and Strange Fruit, John Peel - Family and home life, John Peel - Later years, John Peel - Awards and honorary degrees, John Peel - Health in later years and death, John Peel - John Peel Day, John Peel - Trivia Read more here: » John Peel: Encyclopedia II - John Peel - United States |
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| | | | 1 John: Encyclopedia II - John Peel - Beginning of British career He returned to England in 1967 to work for the offshore pirate radio station Wonderful Radio London. He was offered the midnight-to-two shift, which developed into a program called The Perfumed Garden (named after an erotic book famous at the time). It was on "Big L" that he first adopted the name John Peel.
At the time I was coming to the end of a fairly catastrophic marriage ... my wife was amazingly aggressive and she hit me a lot and so I was pleased to be on the ship for two weeks out of three. ... It wasn't until [the Bea ...
See also:John Peel, John Peel - Early life, John Peel - United States, John Peel - Beginning of British career, John Peel - BBC career, John Peel - BBC Radio 1, John Peel - Needle Time, John Peel - BBC World Service and foreign radio, John Peel - BBC Television, John Peel - Dandelion Records and Strange Fruit, John Peel - Family and home life, John Peel - Later years, John Peel - Awards and honorary degrees, John Peel - Health in later years and death, John Peel - John Peel Day, John Peel - Trivia Read more here: » John Peel: Encyclopedia II - John Peel - Beginning of British career |
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| | | | 1 John: Encyclopedia II - John Peel - Family and home life In the 1970s John and his wife Sheila moved to a thatched cottage in a small village near Stowmarket in Suffolk, starting a family of four children. In the eight-acre (32,000 m²) garden, referred to on the radio as Peel Acres, he housed his record collection, estimated by then to be in the hundreds of thousands, in a number of barns and stables. In his later years Peel introduced many of his radio shows from a studio at Peel Acres.
Peel and Sheila had 4 children: William, Alexandra, Thomas and Florence. His passion for Liverpool FC was reflected in their names, giving all 4 middle names r ...
See also:John Peel, John Peel - Early life, John Peel - United States, John Peel - Beginning of British career, John Peel - BBC career, John Peel - BBC Radio 1, John Peel - Needle Time, John Peel - BBC World Service and foreign radio, John Peel - BBC Television, John Peel - Dandelion Records and Strange Fruit, John Peel - Family and home life, John Peel - Later years, John Peel - Awards and honorary degrees, John Peel - Health in later years and death, John Peel - John Peel Day, John Peel - Trivia Read more here: » John Peel: Encyclopedia II - John Peel - Family and home life |
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| | | | 1 John: Encyclopedia II - John Peel - Dandelion Records and Strange Fruit In 1969 Peel founded Dandelion Records (named after his pet hamster) in order to release the debut album by Bridget St John, which he also produced. The label subsequently released 27 albums by 18 different artists before folding in 1972. Dandelion was however never a great success with only one release by Medicine Head charting. As Peel stated,
It was never a success financially. In fact, we lost money, if I remember correctly, on every single release bar one. I did quite like it but it was terribly indulgent. Not as indulgent as it ...
See also:John Peel, John Peel - Early life, John Peel - United States, John Peel - Beginning of British career, John Peel - BBC career, John Peel - BBC Radio 1, John Peel - Needle Time, John Peel - BBC World Service and foreign radio, John Peel - BBC Television, John Peel - Dandelion Records and Strange Fruit, John Peel - Family and home life, John Peel - Later years, John Peel - Awards and honorary degrees, John Peel - Health in later years and death, John Peel - John Peel Day, John Peel - Trivia Read more here: » John Peel: Encyclopedia II - John Peel - Dandelion Records and Strange Fruit |
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| | | | 1 John: Encyclopedia II - John Peel - Later years In his later years Peel appeared to mellow somewhat. Between 1995 and 1997 he presented a show about children, called Offspring, on Radio 4. In 1998 Offspring grew into the magazine-style documentary show Home Truths. When he took on the job presenting the programme, which is about everyday life in British families, Peel requested that it be free from celebrities, as he found real life stories more entertaining. Home Truths was described by occasional stand-in presenter John Walters as being "about people who had ...
See also:John Peel, John Peel - Early life, John Peel - United States, John Peel - Beginning of British career, John Peel - BBC career, John Peel - BBC Radio 1, John Peel - Needle Time, John Peel - BBC World Service and foreign radio, John Peel - BBC Television, John Peel - Dandelion Records and Strange Fruit, John Peel - Family and home life, John Peel - Later years, John Peel - Awards and honorary degrees, John Peel - Health in later years and death, John Peel - John Peel Day, John Peel - Trivia Read more here: » John Peel: Encyclopedia II - John Peel - Later years |
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| | | | 1 John: Encyclopedia II - John F. Kennedy International Airport - History The airport was first known as Idlewild Airport, as crews began to build it partly on Idlewild Golf Course. Construction of the airport began in 1942, and at that time, they thought they would need only 1,000 acres (4 km²) to build it: however, as aviation grew, so did Idlewild, and since then, 4,000 acres (16 km²) have been added.
July 1, 1948 was the date the airport saw its first commercial flight. It was dedicated as New York International Airport on July 31 of that same year, although the name "Idle ...
See also:John F. Kennedy International Airport, John F. Kennedy International Airport - History, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Disasters, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminals airlines and destinations, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 1, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 2, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 3, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 4, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 5 closed, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 6, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 7, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 8, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 9, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Other facilities, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Notes, John F. Kennedy International Airport - JFK Airport in film Read more here: » John F. Kennedy International Airport: Encyclopedia II - John F. Kennedy International Airport - History |
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| | | | 1 John: Encyclopedia II - John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminals airlines and destinations Four runways in two parallel pairs surround the central terminal area. Runway 13R-31L is the second longest commercial runway in North America, at a length of 14,572 ft (4,441 m). There are also numerous large facilities north and west of the central terminals for air cargo handling and loading.
John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 1.
The site was originally occupied by Eastern Airlines' 1958 terminal. The original terminal was demolished and replaced by a new terminal, financed by a consortium ...
See also:John F. Kennedy International Airport, John F. Kennedy International Airport - History, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Disasters, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminals airlines and destinations, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 1, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 2, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 3, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 4, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 5 closed, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 6, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 7, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 8, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminal 9, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Other facilities, John F. Kennedy International Airport - Notes, John F. Kennedy International Airport - JFK Airport in film Read more here: » John F. Kennedy International Airport: Encyclopedia II - John F. Kennedy International Airport - Terminals airlines and destinations |
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