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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Beginning | | | |  Beginning: Encyclopedia II - Degrassi - At the beginningLinda Schuyler, a former teacher, and Kit Hood, a video editor and former child actor, first established the Playing With Time company in 1976. The first few productions were fun, educational videos for children and adolescents in junior high school. After their adaptation of the children's book Ida Makes A Movie by Kay Chorao, the idea for the mini-series The Kids of Degrassi Street was born.
In 1979, CBC Television and Magic Lantern agreed to give partial funding to make the mini-series of six episodes, initially inten ...
See also:Degrassi, Degrassi - At the beginning, Degrassi - Degrassi Junior High & Degrassi High, Degrassi - Degrassi: The Next Generation, Degrassi - Pregnancies on Degrassi, Degrassi - The director's obsession, Degrassi - Currently Read more here: » Degrassi: Encyclopedia II - Degrassi - At the beginning |
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| | | | | Beginning: Encyclopedia II - Jonestown - The beginning of Jonestown The Peoples Temple formed in Indianapolis, in the U.S. state of Indiana, during the late 1950s. Jones and his 140 followers then moved to Redwood Valley in Mendocino County, California, as they believed that they would be safe from nuclear fallout in case of a nuclear attack on the United States. In the late 1960s, members of Jones's congregation had dwindled to less than a hundred and were on the verge of collapse but Jones managed to secure an affiliation with the Disciples of Christ and in turn kept the survival of the Temple. Jones's aff ...
See also:Jonestown, Jonestown - The beginning of Jonestown, Jonestown - Life in Jonestown, Jonestown - Shootout, Jonestown - Mass suicide, Jonestown - Conspiracy theories, Jonestown - Popular culture, Jonestown - Bibliography Read more here: » Jonestown: Encyclopedia II - Jonestown - The beginning of Jonestown |
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| | | | | Beginning: Encyclopedia II - Impressionism - Beginnings In an atmosphere of change as Emperor Napoleon III rebuilt Paris and waged war, the Académie des beaux-arts dominated the French art scene in the middle of the 19th century. Art at the time was considered a conservative enterprise whose innovations fell within the Académie's defined borders. The Académie set the standards for French painting.
In addition to dictating the content of paintings (historical subjects, religious themes, and portraits were valued), the Académie commanded which techniques artists used. They valued somber, ...
See also:Impressionism, Impressionism - Overview, Impressionism - Beginnings, Impressionism - Impressionist techniques, Impressionism - Content and composition, Impressionism - Post-Impressionism, Impressionism - Painters known as impressionists Read more here: » Impressionism: Encyclopedia II - Impressionism - Beginnings |
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| | | | | | Beginning: Encyclopedia II - Microsoft Word - The beginning Many concepts and ideas were brought from Bravo, the original GUI word processor developed at Xerox PARC, into Microsoft Word. Bravo's creator Charles Simonyi left PARC to work for Microsoft in 1981. Simonyi hired Brodie, who had worked with him on Bravo, away from PARC that summer.
Word's first general release was for MS-DOS computers on May 2, 1983. It was not well received, and sales lagged beh ...
See also:Microsoft Word, Microsoft Word - The beginning, Microsoft Word - Word 1990 to 1995, Microsoft Word - The present, Microsoft Word - File formats, Microsoft Word - Versions Read more here: » Microsoft Word: Encyclopedia II - Microsoft Word - The beginning |
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| | | | | Beginning: Encyclopedia II - Degrassi - At the beginning Linda Schuyler, a former teacher, and Kit Hood, a video editor and former child actor, first established the Playing With Time company in 1976. The first few productions were fun, educational videos for children and adolescents in junior high school. After their adaptation of the children's book Ida Makes A Movie by Kay Chorao, the idea for the mini-series The Kids of Degrassi Street was born.
In 1979, CBC Television and Magic Lantern agreed to give partial funding to make the mini-series of six episodes, initially inten ...
See also:Degrassi, Degrassi - At the beginning, Degrassi - Degrassi Junior High & Degrassi High, Degrassi - Degrassi: The Next Generation, Degrassi - Plot pregnancies, Degrassi - The director's obsession, Degrassi - Facts, Degrassi - Currently Read more here: » Degrassi: Encyclopedia II - Degrassi - At the beginning |
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| | | | | Beginning: Encyclopedia II - Ernie Eves - Beginnings Ernie Eves was born into a working class family in Windsor, Ontario, in 1946. As a teenager, Eves moved with his family to the northern Ontario town of Parry Sound, Ontario. Eves went to Osgoode Hall Law School, was called to the bar in 1972, and practiced with the firm of Green and Eves. In 1981, he ran for provincial parliament in the riding of Parry Sound. He defeated Liberal candidate Richard Thomas by only six votes (leading to the nickname "Landslide Ernie") but w ...
See also:Ernie Eves, Ernie Eves - Beginnings, Ernie Eves - The Harris years, Ernie Eves - Return to politics, Ernie Eves - Premier, Ernie Eves - 2003 election Read more here: » Ernie Eves: Encyclopedia II - Ernie Eves - Beginnings |
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| | | | | | Beginning: Encyclopedia II - Thrash metal - Beginnings 1981 is seen by some fans as a critical year, though others cite earlier influences on the genre: The first riff of Black Sabbath's "Symptom of the Universe" (1975) is possibly one of the first thrash riffs, though their "Into the Void" and "Children of the Grave" (both 1971) were influential as well. Some point to another early example, Queen's "Stone Cold Crazy" (1974) (from their Sheer Heart Attack album), which was unusually heavy and fast for its time (and indeed for Queen as well), and ultimately covered many years later by Meta ...
See also:Thrash metal, Thrash metal - Beginnings, Thrash metal - Take off, Thrash metal - Evolution in the 1990s, Thrash metal - Key artists, Thrash metal - Books Read more here: » Thrash metal: Encyclopedia II - Thrash metal - Beginnings |
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| | | | | Beginning: Encyclopedia II - Batavian rebellion - The beginning In the summer of 69 AD, Civilis was commander of the Batavian auxiliary troops allocated in the Rhine legions. He was aware of Roman military tactics which gave him ideas on how to defeat them. The first action was to set up a decoy and Civilis induced a rebellion outside of Batavia.
The tribe of the Cananefates was living in lands between the Batavians and the North Sea. The inducements used by Civilis to instigate rebellion are not known, but the Cananefates, led by their chief Brinno, attacked several Roman forts, including Traiect ...
See also:Batavian rebellion, Batavian rebellion - Prologue, Batavian rebellion - The beginning, Batavian rebellion - Castra Vetera, Batavian rebellion - The rebellion continues, Batavian rebellion - The Empire counters Read more here: » Batavian rebellion: Encyclopedia II - Batavian rebellion - The beginning |
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| | | | | | | | Beginning: Encyclopedia II - Hugo Sánchez - Beginnings While still very young, Sanchez played for the Mexico national football team in the 1975 Pan-American Games and the next year in the 1976 Summer Olympics. At the age of 18 and having already played over 80 international games, Sanchez signed as a youth player for UNAM Pumas. That year, UNAM managed to get its first championship in the Mexican Football League, and just two years later, he became top-scorer in the league, with 26 goals. During this time, Sanchez competed in Mexico during the fall, winter, and spring, but played in the United Sta ...
See also:Hugo Sánchez, Hugo Sánchez - Beginnings, Hugo Sánchez - Career in Spain, Hugo Sánchez - International career, Hugo Sánchez - Retirement, Hugo Sánchez - As a coach, Hugo Sánchez - Personal life Read more here: » Hugo Sánchez: Encyclopedia II - Hugo Sánchez - Beginnings |
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| | | | | Beginning: Encyclopedia II - Jonestown - The beginning of Jonestown The People's Temple formed in Indianapolis, in the U.S. state of Indiana, during the late 1950s. Jones and his 140 followers then moved to Redwood Valley in Mendocino County, California, as they believed that they would be safe from nuclear fallout in case of a nuclear attack on the United States. In the late 1960s, members of Jones' congregation had dwindled to less than a hundred and were on the verge of collapse but Jones managed to secure an affiliation with the Disciples of Christ and in turn kept the survival of the Temple. Jones' affi ...
See also:Jonestown, Jonestown - The beginning of Jonestown, Jonestown - Life in Jonestown, Jonestown - Shootout, Jonestown - Mass suicide, Jonestown - Conspiracy theories, Jonestown - Popular culture, Jonestown - Bibliography Read more here: » Jonestown: Encyclopedia II - Jonestown - The beginning of Jonestown |
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| | | | | | Beginning: Encyclopedia II - Gideon Force - Battle begins Troops of the Gideon Force departed on December 1940 in small columns towards the Mount Belaiyam region in Abyssinia. In January 19, 1941 the British launched an offensive against the Italians. In January 20 the emperor, accompanied by Wingate, met Abyssinian soldiers in the border town of Um Idla.
Horse-mounted Sudanese troops made it to Mount Belaiyam in five days, while Abyssinians with their camel caravan took 2 weeks. Wingate and the emperor arrived on February 6 and Selassie established his headquarters there. On February 8 Wingate was assigned to command all the British and Abyssinian forces ...
See also:Gideon Force, Gideon Force - Political situation, Gideon Force - Beginnings, Gideon Force - Battle begins, Gideon Force - Debra Markos, Gideon Force - Last battles, Gideon Force - Aftermath Read more here: » Gideon Force: Encyclopedia II - Gideon Force - Battle begins |
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| | | | | Beginning: Encyclopedia II - Renato Carosone - The beginnings Renato Carosone studied piano at Naples's Conservatory and obtained his diploma in 1937, when he was just 17. He soon signed a contract as a band leader for a tour of Africa. After that job, he ended up in Addis Ababa working as a pianoplayer. In a short while he became quite famous there and had several gigs as band leader.
He returned to Italy only in 1946, after the end of World War II.
Those ten years spent abroad had exposed him to new rhythms and new sounds, but, in spite of his international success, Renato Carosone was a stranger to the Italian audience. He had to start his career afresh, ...
See also:Renato Carosone, Renato Carosone - The beginnings, Renato Carosone - Top success, Renato Carosone - Early retirement, Renato Carosone - His comeback, Renato Carosone - A vast repertoire Read more here: » Renato Carosone: Encyclopedia II - Renato Carosone - The beginnings |
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| | | | | | Beginning: Encyclopedia II - Bugsy Siegel - The beginning Benjamin Hymen Siegelbaum was born in Brooklyn, New York, to a poor Austrian Jewish family, one of five children. As a boy, Siegel joined a street gang on Lafayette Street in the Lower East Side and committed first mainly thefts, until, with another youth named Moe Sedway, he devised his own protection racket; he forced pushcart merchants to pay him five dollars or he would incinerate their merchandise on the spot.
During adolescence, Siegel befriended Meyer Lansky, forming a small gang with him that expanded to gambling ...
See also:Bugsy Siegel, Bugsy Siegel - The beginning, Bugsy Siegel - To California, Bugsy Siegel - Las Vegas venture, Bugsy Siegel - The Flamingo fiasco, Bugsy Siegel - The last act, Bugsy Siegel - Cultural references Read more here: » Bugsy Siegel: Encyclopedia II - Bugsy Siegel - The beginning |
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| | | | | Beginning: Encyclopedia II - Wham! - Beginnings George and Andrew met at school in Watford, England, and performed in a band called Executive before changing their name and signing to Innervision records. George took on the majority of roles and tasks within the band - composer, singer and occasional instrumentalist - but the contribution of Andrew as George's confidante, audience, inspiration and spokesman was crucial to the band's initial success. Still teenagers, they promoted themselves as hedonistic youngsters, proud to live a carefree life without work or commitment. This was r ...
See also:Wham!, Wham! - Beginnings, Wham! - Fantastic, Wham! - Make It Big, Wham! - China and Live Aid, Wham! - The Final, Wham! - Discography, Wham! - Albums, Wham! - Hit singles, Wham! - External link Read more here: » Wham!: Encyclopedia II - Wham! - Beginnings |
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| | | | | Beginning: Encyclopedia II - Eldfell - The eruption begins At about 20:00 on 21 January 1973, a series of small tremors began to occur around Heimaey. They were too weak to be felt by the residents of the island, but a seismic station 60 km away recorded over 100 small tremors between 01:00 and 03:00 on 22 January. The tremors continued at a reduced rate until 11:00 on 22 January, after which they stopped until 23:00 that evening. From 23:00 until 01:34 on 23 January, seven tremors were detected, the larg ...
See also:Eldfell, Eldfell - Background, Eldfell - The eruption begins, Eldfell - Evacuation, Eldfell - Destruction of houses creation of land, Eldfell - Lava-cooling operations, Eldfell - The eruption dies down, Eldfell - Heimaey since the eruption Read more here: » Eldfell: Encyclopedia II - Eldfell - The eruption begins |
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