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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Back | | | |  Back: Encyclopedia II - Get Back - Lyrics and melodyThe song is composed of two verses, with the intro, outro, and several refrains making up the rest of the song.
The first verse tells the story of a man named Jojo, who leaves his home in Tucson, Arizona, for some "California grass". This is undoubtably a reference to marijuana. The song urges Jojo to return home to Tucson. Linda McCartney's former residence in Tucson was likely the inspiration for these lyrics.
The second verse is about "Loretta Martin". Some people believe that this is about a transsexual because lyrics inclu ...
See also:Get Back, Get Back - The writing process, Get Back - Recording in the studio and on the roof, Get Back - The release, Get Back - The single version, Get Back - The album version, Get Back - The 'naked' version, Get Back - Covers, Get Back - Anomalies and quirks, Get Back - Lyrics and melody, Get Back - Sample, Get Back - Trivia Read more here: » Get Back: Encyclopedia II - Get Back - Lyrics and melody |
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| | | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Running back - Halfback or tailback The halfback or tailback position is one of the more glamorous positions on the field, and is commonly viewed as a requirement for a team's success. They are responsible for carrying the ball on the majority of running plays, and may frequently be used as a receiver on short passing plays. Occasionally, they line up as additional wide receivers. When not serving either of these functions, the primary responsibility of a halfback is to aid the offensive linemen in blocking, either to protect the quarterback or another player carrying the football. On some rare occasions, running back ...
See also:Running back, Running back - Halfback or tailback, Running back - Fullback, Running back - All-Time Leading Rushers, Running back - Running backs in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Running back - Retired running backs not yet in Hall of Fame, Running back - Current and/or Future Stars in the NFL, Running back - Canadian Football League all-time star running backs Read more here: » Running back: Encyclopedia II - Running back - Halfback or tailback |
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| | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Back to the Future - Plot synopsis
Back to the Future - 1985 - Story Setting.
Marty McFly, a 17-year old senior in high school, and an avid skateboarder and electric guitarist, is invited by his friend Dr. Emmett Brown, a local scientist who is rather eccentric, to witness a demonstration of Doc's latest invention, his life's ambition: a time-machine made from a modified De Lorean sports car which must reach 88 miles per hour in order to travel through time. At first the car is successfully tested on Doc's dog, Einstein (named after Albert Einstei ...
See also:Back to the Future, Back to the Future - Plot synopsis, Back to the Future - 1985 - Story Setting, Back to the Future - 1955, Back to the Future - 1955 - Enchantment Under the Sea dance, Back to the Future - Heading back to the future, Back to the Future - Principal cast, Back to the Future - Popularity, Back to the Future - Eric Stoltz vs. Michael J. Fox, Back to the Future - Trivia Read more here: » Back to the Future: Encyclopedia II - Back to the Future - Plot synopsis |
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| | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Running back - Halfback or tailback The halfback or tailback position is one of the more glamorous positions on the field, and is commonly viewed as a requirement for a team's success. They are responsible for carrying the ball on the majority of running plays, and may frequently be used as a receiver on short passing plays. Occasionally, they line up as additional wide receivers. When not serving either of these functions, the primary responsibility of a halfback is to aid the offensive linemen in blocking, either to protect the quarterback or another player carrying the football. On some rare occasions, running backs ...
See also:Running back, Running back - Halfback or tailback, Running back - Fullback, Running back - All-Time Leading Rushers, Running back - Running backs in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Running back - Retired running backs not yet in Hall of Fame, Running back - Current and/or Future Stars in the NFL, Running back - Canadian Football League all-time star running backs Read more here: » Running back: Encyclopedia II - Running back - Halfback or tailback |
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| | | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Back to the land - The target lifestyle As a general rule, those who "went back to the land" in this period felt neither desirous nor capable of managing a sizable acreage. Many of the smallholdings of the period were in the range of five to 20 acreas — though some were smaller and some were larger.
Most of the back-to-the-landers wanted greater contact with nature, and sought to become self-employed workers in a cottage industry. Many wished to build their own house, and produce a good deal of their own food. Solar energy was sometimes used for either heat or electricity ...
See also:Back to the land, Back to the land - A recurring pattern, Back to the land - The recent North American instance, Back to the land - The target lifestyle, Back to the land - The few who succeeded, Back to the land - The many who returned, Back to the land - The end of the movement?, Back to the land - Related topics, Back to the land - Bibliography Read more here: » Back to the land: Encyclopedia II - Back to the land - The target lifestyle |
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| | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Back to the land - A recurring pattern By way of context, a few things may be usefully said. The American poet/anthropologist Gary Snyder (who is also an amateur historian) has related in a published interview that there have been back-to-the-land population movements down through the centuries. These have happened in different parts of the world, largely due to the occurrence of severe urban problems and people's felt need to live a better life, often simply to survive.
The historian and philosopher of urbanism Jane Jacobs remarked in interview with Stewart Brand that with the Fall of Rome c ...
See also:Back to the land, Back to the land - A recurring pattern, Back to the land - The recent North American instance, Back to the land - The target lifestyle, Back to the land - The few who succeeded, Back to the land - The many who returned, Back to the land - The end of the movement?, Back to the land - Related topics, Back to the land - Bibliography Read more here: » Back to the land: Encyclopedia II - Back to the land - A recurring pattern |
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| | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Back to the land - The few who succeeded Generally, the back-to-the-landers who stayed on the land shared three common traits:
Source of regular income from external sources
Married or in a relationship with someone with a comparable level of commitment
Previous exposure to rural living
Many had flexible occupations—like writing and other creative work, or a trade—that they could engage in from their home. Others had steady, if less glamorous, jobs in a nearby town. Those who succeeded were people could readily acquire skills in gard ...
See also:Back to the land, Back to the land - A recurring pattern, Back to the land - The recent North American instance, Back to the land - The target lifestyle, Back to the land - The few who succeeded, Back to the land - The many who returned, Back to the land - The end of the movement?, Back to the land - Related topics, Back to the land - Bibliography Read more here: » Back to the land: Encyclopedia II - Back to the land - The few who succeeded |
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| | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Back to the land - The end of the movement? There is no well-defined event that can be used to mark the end of the era. A factor that came into play was the increased cost of rural land parcels; at the start of the back-to-the-land trend, previously low demand for rural properties in many areas meant that they fetched low prices in the real estate market, but this changed after some years of increased buyer interest. Also, rising urban prosperity, and a sense that the earlier social problems were solved (though we still hear about many of them in the media), led to reduc ...
See also:Back to the land, Back to the land - A recurring pattern, Back to the land - The recent North American instance, Back to the land - The target lifestyle, Back to the land - The few who succeeded, Back to the land - The many who returned, Back to the land - The end of the movement?, Back to the land - Related topics, Back to the land - Bibliography Read more here: » Back to the land: Encyclopedia II - Back to the land - The end of the movement? |
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| | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Taking Back Sunday - Biography Taking Back Sunday released a self-titled debut EP in 2001, but received little attention or fanfare. Following a change of lineup, they released their follow up album, Tell All Your Friends produced by Sal Villanueva on March 26, 2002 on Victory Records.
It was recorded in New Jersey's Big Blue Meanie Recording Studios. The album gave the band a first taste of success through the single, "Cute Without the 'E' (Cut from the Team)". Since then, they have played with bands such as Brand New and The Used, as well as a short stint on th ...
See also:Taking Back Sunday, Taking Back Sunday - Biography, Taking Back Sunday - New Album, Taking Back Sunday - Current band members, Taking Back Sunday - Former band members, Taking Back Sunday - Discography Read more here: » Taking Back Sunday: Encyclopedia II - Taking Back Sunday - Biography |
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| | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Welcome Back Kotter - History Kotter began its run amid controversy. In Boston, a city going though a tumultuous school busing program to enhance racial equality, the ABC affiliate felt Mr. Kotter's integrated classroom would only add fuel to the fire. The affiliate refused to air the first four episodes, but decided by the fifth episode to pick up what had become a ratings success. Meanwhile, teachers had concerns about how Mr. Kotter might be portrayed, so producers allowed a teachers' union representative on the set to ensure the show protected the image of tho ...
See also:Welcome Back Kotter, Welcome Back Kotter - History, Welcome Back Kotter - Episodes, Welcome Back Kotter - Nominations, Welcome Back Kotter - Guest stars, Welcome Back Kotter - Spin-offs, Welcome Back Kotter - Broadcast history, Welcome Back Kotter - After the show, Welcome Back Kotter - Theme song, Welcome Back Kotter - Characters, Welcome Back Kotter - Interesting facts, Welcome Back Kotter - Cast Read more here: » Welcome Back Kotter: Encyclopedia II - Welcome Back Kotter - History |
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| | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Welcome Back Kotter - Characters Gabe Kotter is a wise-cracking teacher who returns to Buchanan High, the school from which he graduated ten years earlier, to teach a group of remedial academics students known as the Sweathogs. Having been a Sweathog himself, Kotter has a special appreciation for the potential of these 'unteachable' students. His first day on the job, he shows the students both his authority and his playful side when he fires a giant paper airplane at them in response to a similar attack. Kotter is married to Julie, with whom he eventually has twin girls. When Buchanan High principal John Lazarus retires, Kotter becomes the vice ...
See also:Welcome Back Kotter, Welcome Back Kotter - History, Welcome Back Kotter - Episodes, Welcome Back Kotter - Nominations, Welcome Back Kotter - Guest stars, Welcome Back Kotter - Spin-offs, Welcome Back Kotter - Broadcast history, Welcome Back Kotter - After the show, Welcome Back Kotter - Theme song, Welcome Back Kotter - Characters, Welcome Back Kotter - Interesting facts, Welcome Back Kotter - Cast Read more here: » Welcome Back Kotter: Encyclopedia II - Welcome Back Kotter - Characters |
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| | | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Back to the Future - Eric Stoltz vs. Michael J. Fox As Back to the Future's producers were scouting locations on a residential street in Pasadena, Michael J. Fox was elsewhere on that street, filming what became his first starring feature role, Teen Wolf. The producers became interested in having Fox play Back to the Future's lead role of "Marty McFly", but Fox initially had to turn down the part because the producers of the Family Ties television show wouldn't allow Fox's ...
See also:Back to the Future, Back to the Future - Plot synopsis, Back to the Future - 1985 - Story Setting, Back to the Future - 1955, Back to the Future - 1955 - Enchantment Under the Sea dance, Back to the Future - Heading back to the future, Back to the Future - Principal cast, Back to the Future - Popularity, Back to the Future - Eric Stoltz vs. Michael J. Fox, Back to the Future - Trivia Read more here: » Back to the Future: Encyclopedia II - Back to the Future - Eric Stoltz vs. Michael J. Fox |
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| | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Running back - All-Time Leading Rushers It's one of the most coveted titles in the NFL. Below are the top five men on the NFL's All-Time Leading Rusher list:
Emmitt Smith - 18,355 yards (Broke Payton's record in 2002 while playing for the Dallas Cowboys
Walter Payton - 16,726 yards (Broke Brown's record in 1984 while playing for the Chicago Bears
Barry Sanders - 15,269 Yards
Curtis Martin - 14,101 Yards
Jerome Bettis - 13,588 Yards
There is something known as the 100 Rushing TD Club, which is a small group of players w ...
See also:Running back, Running back - Halfback or tailback, Running back - Fullback, Running back - All-Time Leading Rushers, Running back - Running backs in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Running back - Retired running backs not yet in Hall of Fame, Running back - Current and/or Future Stars in the NFL, Running back - Canadian Football League all-time star running backs Read more here: » Running back: Encyclopedia II - Running back - All-Time Leading Rushers |
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| | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Running back - All-Time Leading Rushers It's one of the most coveted titles in the NFL. Below are the top five men on the NFL's All-Time Leading Rusher list:
Emmitt Smith - 18,355 yards (Broke Payton's record in 2002 while playing for the Dallas Cowboys)
Walter Payton - 16,726 yards (Broke Brown's record in 1984 while playing for the Chicago Bears)
Barry Sanders - 15,269 Yards
Curtis Martin - 14,101 Yards
Jerome Bettis - 13,588 Yards
There is something known as the 100 Rushing TD Club, which is a small group of players ...
See also:Running back, Running back - Halfback or tailback, Running back - Fullback, Running back - All-Time Leading Rushers, Running back - Running backs in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Running back - Retired running backs not yet in Hall of Fame, Running back - Current and/or Future Stars in the NFL, Running back - Canadian Football League all-time star running backs Read more here: » Running back: Encyclopedia II - Running back - All-Time Leading Rushers |
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| | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Back to the land - A recurring pattern By way of context, a few things may be usefully said. The American poet/anthropologist Gary Snyder (who is also an amateur historian) has related in a published interview that there have been back-to-the-land population movements down through the centuries. These have happened in different parts of the world, largely due to the occurrence of severe urban problems and people's felt need to live a better life, often simply to survive.
The historian and philosopher of urbanism Jane Jacobs remarked in interview with Stewart Brand that with the Fall of Rome c ...
See also:Back to the land, Back to the land - A recurring pattern, Back to the land - The recent North American instance, Back to the land - The target lifestyle, Back to the land - The few who succeeded, Back to the land - The many who returned, Back to the land - The end of the movement?, Back to the land - Bibliography Read more here: » Back to the land: Encyclopedia II - Back to the land - A recurring pattern |
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| | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Back to the land - The few who succeeded Generally, the back-to-the-landers who stayed on the land had three attributes in common:
Source of regular cash income from external sources
Married or in a relationship with someone with a comparable level of commitment
Previous exposure to rural living
Those who succeeded were realistic about their financial needs. Many had flexible occupations—like writing and other creative work, or a trade—that they could engage in from their home. Others had steady, if less glamorous, jobs in a nearby t ...
See also:Back to the land, Back to the land - A recurring pattern, Back to the land - The recent North American instance, Back to the land - The target lifestyle, Back to the land - The few who succeeded, Back to the land - The many who returned, Back to the land - The end of the movement?, Back to the land - Bibliography Read more here: » Back to the land: Encyclopedia II - Back to the land - The few who succeeded |
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| | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Back to the land - The end of the movement? There is no well-defined event that can be used to mark the end of the era. A factor that came into play was the increased cost of rural land parcels; at the start of the back-to-the-land trend, previously low demand for rural properties in many areas meant that they fetched low prices in the real estate market, but this changed after some years of increased buyer interest. Also, rising urban prosperity, and a sense that the earlier social problems were solved (though we still hear about many of them in the media), led to reduc ...
See also:Back to the land, Back to the land - A recurring pattern, Back to the land - The recent North American instance, Back to the land - The target lifestyle, Back to the land - The few who succeeded, Back to the land - The many who returned, Back to the land - The end of the movement?, Back to the land - Bibliography Read more here: » Back to the land: Encyclopedia II - Back to the land - The end of the movement? |
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| | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Back to the land - The target lifestyle As a general rule, those who "went back to the land" in this period felt neither desirous nor capable of managing a sizable acreage. Many of the smallholdings of the period were in the range of five to 20 acreas — though some were smaller and some were larger.
Most of the back-to-the-landers wanted greater contact with nature, and sought to become self-employed workers in a cottage industry. Many wished to build their own house, and produce a good deal of their own food. Solar energy was sometimes used for either heat or electricity ...
See also:Back to the land, Back to the land - A recurring pattern, Back to the land - The recent North American instance, Back to the land - The target lifestyle, Back to the land - The few who succeeded, Back to the land - The many who returned, Back to the land - The end of the movement?, Back to the land - Bibliography Read more here: » Back to the land: Encyclopedia II - Back to the land - The target lifestyle |
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| | | | | Back: Encyclopedia II - Back to the Future trilogy - Promotional posters Back to the Future
Back to the Future Part II
Back to the Future Part III
All three posters were done by noted poster artist Drew Struzan. Each poster features a variation on the same pose, and has the same number of characters present as each movie is numbered (one character for Part I, two for Part II, and three for Part III).
A modified version of the Part I artwork, which added Doc Brown to the o ...
See also:Back to the Future trilogy, Back to the Future trilogy - Main cast, Back to the Future trilogy - Themes, Back to the Future trilogy - DVD Release, Back to the Future trilogy - Region 1, Back to the Future trilogy - Release Format Feature Comparison, Back to the Future trilogy - Trivia, Back to the Future trilogy - Promotional posters, Back to the Future trilogy - Games Read more here: » Back to the Future trilogy: Encyclopedia II - Back to the Future trilogy - Promotional posters |
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