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ARTICLES RELATED TO Beard - Sport | | | |  Beard - Sport: Encyclopedia - BeardA beard is the hair that grows on a man's chin, cheeks, neck, and the area above the upper lip (the opposite is a clean-shaven face). When differentiating between upper and lower facial hair, a beard specifically refers to the facial hair on the lower part of a man's chin (excluding the moustache, which refers to hair on the upper lip).
In the course of history, men with facial hair have been ascribed various attributes such as wisdom, sexual potency, or high status, but also a lack of cleanliness and refinement, or an eccentri ...
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Beard - Sport.
Today, for practical reasons (with some exceptions), it is illegal for boxers to have beards.
Beard - The Armed Forces.
Many armed forces still prohibit beards for reasons of hygiene, discipline, or tactical demands (such as the proper fitting and seal of a gas mask); they may also be permitted for cultural, religious, or traditional reasons. In the British Army, a moustache is permitted for those over the rank of Sergeant (non-commission ...
See also:Beard, Beard - History, Beard - The Ancient and Classical world, Beard - From the Renaissance to the present day, Beard - Modern attitudes in America, Beard - Beards in Religion, Beard - Early Christian attitudes, Beard - Modern prohibition of beards, Beard - Sport, Beard - The Armed Forces, Beard - Sayings about beards, Beard - Beard styles, Beard - Reference Read more here: » Beard: Encyclopedia II - Beard - Modern prohibition of beards |
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Beard - The Ancient and Classical world.
Ancient Egyptians associated facial hair with mourning. With the exception of a pencil-thin moustache or goatees, they generally found beards unattractive.
The nations in the east generally treated their beards with great care and veneration, and the punishment for licentiousness and adultery was to have the beard of the offending parties publicly cut off. They had such a sacred regard for the preservation of their beards that a man might ple ...
See also:Beard, Beard - History, Beard - The Ancient and Classical world, Beard - From the Renaissance to the present day, Beard - Modern attitudes in America, Beard - Beards in Religion, Beard - Early Christian attitudes, Beard - Modern prohibition of beards, Beard - Sport, Beard - The Armed Forces, Beard - Sayings about beards, Beard - Beard styles, Beard - Reference Read more here: » Beard: Encyclopedia II - Beard - History |
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| | | | Beard - Sport: Encyclopedia - Dwarf A dwarf (plural dwarfs or, more recently, dwarves --see under Tolkien below) is a short humanoid creature in Norse mythology, fairy tales, fantasy fiction and role-playing games. Dwarves are much like humans, but generally living underground or in mountainous areas. Here they have heaped up countless treasures of gold, silver, and precious stones, and pass their time in fabricating costly armor. They are famed miners and smiths although, like humans, they specialize in any number of trades. Generally shorter than humans, ...
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| | | | Beard - Sport: Encyclopedia II - 1969 in sports - Golf Men's Golf
Grand Slam of golf results:
May - The Masters - George Archer
June - US Open - Orville Moody
July - British Open - Tony Jacklin
August - PGA Championship - Ray Floyd
PGA tour's leading money winner for the year: Frank Beard - $164,707
Ryder Cup: United States and Britain tied 16 all in world team golf.
Women's Golf
US Women's Open - Donna Caponi
LPGA Championship - Betsy Rawls
Carol Mann: leading money winner on the LPGA tour ...
See also:1969 in sports, 1969 in sports - Auto Racing, 1969 in sports - Baseball, 1969 in sports - Basketball, 1969 in sports - Boxing, 1969 in sports - Cycling, 1969 in sports - Figure Skating, 1969 in sports - Football American, 1969 in sports - Football Australian Rules, 1969 in sports - Football Canadian, 1969 in sports - Football Soccer, 1969 in sports - Golf, 1969 in sports - Thoroughbred Horse Racing, 1969 in sports - Harness Racing, 1969 in sports - Ice Hockey, 1969 in sports - Skiing, 1969 in sports - Snooker, 1969 in sports - Tennis, 1969 in sports - General sporting events, 1969 in sports - Births, 1969 in sports - January-March, 1969 in sports - April-June, 1969 in sports - July-September, 1969 in sports - October-December, 1969 in sports - Deaths Read more here: » 1969 in sports: Encyclopedia II - 1969 in sports - Golf |
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| | | | Beard - Sport: Encyclopedia II - Lawn mower - History Mowers were invented in Britain in 1830 by Edwin Beard Budding, primarily to cut the lawn on sports grounds and expansive gardens. The rise in popularity of sports such as lawn tennis, croquet, cricket, football and rugby helped prompt the invention. Lawn mowers became a more efficient alternative to simply relying on domesticated grazing animals.
One of the first companies to produce rotary mowers commercially was the Austr ...
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| | | | Beard - Sport: Encyclopedia II - Jimmy Hill - Broadcasting career Hill then moved into broadcasting, acting as technical adviser to the BBC's football-based drama series United! before becoming Head of Sport at London Weekend Television from 1967 to 1972. He also fronted their World Cup 1970 coverage which, at his suggestion, used the first panel of football pundits.
He was briefly LWT's Deputy Controller of Programmes, before joining the BBC to present Match of the Day. Hill racked up 600 appearances on the show, and became a television icon, instantly recognisable and often caricatured for his long chin and distinctive beard. As a presenter or analyst, he worked on every m ...
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| | | | Beard - Sport: Encyclopedia II - Stan Lee - Fictional portrayals Jack Kirby, during his years of working for DC Comics in the 1970s, created the character Funky Flashman as a blatant parody of Stan Lee. With his hyperbolic speech pattern, gaudy toupee, and hip 70s Manhattan style beard (a style Lee sported at the time) this ne'er-do-well charlatan first appeared in the pages of Mister Miracle.
Kirby later portrayed himself, Lee, production executive Sol Brodsky, and Lee's secretary Flo Steinberg as superheroes in What If #11, "What If the Marvel Bullpen Had Become the Fantastic Four?" ...
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| | | | Beard - Sport: Encyclopedia II - Lawn mower - History The idea of a machine to cut grass was concieved in Gloucestershire Britain around 1830 by freelance engineer Edwin Beard Budding, formerly a carpenter at Chalford, he was possibly inspired by a rotary cutter designed to cut the nap off wool cloth at the Brinscomb Mill. Budding's mower was designed primarily to cut the lawn on sports grounds and expansive gardens as a superior alternative to the scythe. His patent of 25 October, 1830 described "a new combination and application of machinery for the purpose of cropping or shearing the vegetab ...
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| | | | Beard - Sport: Encyclopedia II - Ainu people - Culture Traditional Ainu culture is quite different from Japanese culture. Never shaving after a certain age, the men had full beards and moustaches. Men and women alike cut their hair level with the shoulders at the sides of the head, but trimmed it semicircularly behind. The women tattooed their mouths, arms, clitorides, and sometimes their foreheads, starting at the onset of puberty. The soot deposited on a pot hung over a fire of birch bark was used for colour. Their traditional dress is a robe spun from the bark of the elm tree. It has long sle ...
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