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	Bobo Stenson - piano
		Bobo Stenson had obviously monitored the mixture of lyricism and abstraction that fuelled the early trios of Chick Corea and Keith Jarrett but was able to assimilate this influence in a style which even then was clearly his own, and his interaction with Norwegian drummer Jon Christensen was already remarkable.
		Bobo was one of them, and he was asked by tenorist Börje Fredriksson to join his band.
		Bobo seems to be able to play as much as he wishes and even more than that.
	www.touchemusic.se /stenson.html (1333 words)

	WWE: Superstars > Hall of Fame > Bobo Brazil > Bio
		But the fans refused to settle for watching Bobo compete against a limited repertoire of opponents, and the promoters were forced to respond.
		Bobo also had memorable skirmishes with such stars as Dick the Bruiser, Johnny Valentine, Haystacks Calhoun and Killer Kowalski.
		Despite his friendly demeanor outside the ring, Brazil was a tireless brawler who seemed to invite his opponents to break the rules in order to counter their maneuvers with his own arsenal.
	www.wwe.com /superstars/halloffame/bobobrazil/bio (886 words)

	Bobo the Bear - Muppet Wiki
		Bobo was featured prominently in the episode featuring guest star Cindy Crawford, in which Bobo fell in love with Crawford and made a number of clumsy attempts to woo her.
		Ernst Stavros Grouper insisted that Bobo change his name to "Whitley Nibbles the Television Elf." On another episode, Bobo claimed his name was "Bizzo the Bat," in order to scam Rizzo out of food.
		Bobo's most recent appearance was in Statler and Waldorf: From the Balcony at movies.com, in which he was seen auditioning for Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith.
	muppet.wikia.com /wiki/Bobo_the_Bear (236 words)

	Bobo
		Bobo remained with Case, becoming his faithful sidekick; always uncovering crucial evidence, exposing the criminals and making Florida a safer place for monkeys and men.
		Bobo's partnership with Sheriff Case lasted a number of years and the chimp made himself a valued member of the Oscaloosa Police department.
		Bobo had the opportunity to put these abilities to good use after encountering an American expedition of scientists.
	members.shaw.ca /gorillagallery/myweb2/bobo.htm (347 words)

	Bobo People
		The Bobo have lived in the region for centuries, with some estimates dating back to 800 A.D. It is generally believed that they moved into this area from the north.
		One of the primary reasons for this thinking is that they speak a language considered to be part of the Mande family, which originates to the north in Mali.
		Farming among the Bobo is of primary importance.
	www.uiowa.edu /~africart/toc/people/Bobo.html (327 words)

	OneWorld Magazine - Rastafari, Roots and Ideology
		The Bobo themselves are squatters on the vast crown lands.
		Generally speaking, all male Bobo are either "prophets" or "priests." The function of prophets is to reason, the function of priests to "move around the altar," that is, to conduct the services.
		Apart from these rules are the other social functions that keep the camp going: a guard at the gate to ensure the ritual purity of all visitors who enter, the keeper of the stores, the cooks, the manager of the delco plant, and the comptroller whose main task is to purchase supplies.
	www.oneworldmagazine.org /focus/etiopia/rasta.html (1311 words)

	Bobo the Detective Chimp
		Originally a decidedly minor character in the DC universe, Bobo's biography is definitely a cut-and-paste job, with bits and pieces of his history jammed in along the way.
		Fred was impressed with Bobo's intelligence and boundless curiosity, and taught the young chimp to ride a bicycle, and help out with feeding of the other animals.
		Bobo was more or less forgotten (except for a few reprints) for the next thirty years or so.
	www.thrillingdetective.com /eyes/bobo.html (1009 words)

	Flak Magazine: Review of Bobos in Paradise, 6.04.00
		Brooks reports that he was motivated to write "Bobos in Paradise" after returning from four years in Europe and finding that a lot had changed: Smoking is out, health food is in; alcohol is out, double lattes are in; obnoxious conspicuous consumption is out, inconspicuous (but still obnoxious) consumption is in.
		But, conveniently, politics is not the focus of "Bobos in Paradise." Instead, Brooks spends a lot of time discussing Bobo consumer culture, arguing that Bobos are making the world a better place not by exercising their votes but by emptying their wallets.
		For Bobos, purchasing power is a modern-day spiritual exercise; they decorate their homes with authentic Balinese batiks, they cook with olive oil made by Tuscan peasants, and they eat ice cream made by fat, aging hippies.
	flakmag.com /books/bobos.html (1121 words)

	Sex A No-No For Teacher Named Bobo - November 21, 2005
		Bobo, a special ed teacher at Raymond E. Wells Junior High School, is facing a felony sexual assault count for her alleged encounters earlier this year with the student.
		According to an arrest affidavit, cops found sexually explicit e-mails between Bobo and the boy when they executed a search warrant at her home, which she shares with husband Rusty Bobo, an oilfield mechanic, and the couple's five children.
		As a condition of Bobo's release, a Circuit Court judge ordered that she avoided any contact with the boy and his family.
	www.thesmokinggun.com /archive/1121051bobo1.html (207 words)

	Kaira Kunda Arts - Pa Bobo Jobarteh
		Pa Bobo Jobarteh was born into one of The Gambia’s most famous Jali families, a family whose musical tradition in West Africa began many generations ago in the eighteenth century.
		Pa Bobo started playing the kora when he was 6 years old and in 1988, at the age of 11 he performed at WOMAD in the UK to large audiences both in Cornwall and Reading.
		Pa Bobo continues the Jali tradition of his ancestors, a tradition of hereditary musicians and poets, providing music, official praise, oral history and social advice to the rulers of the Mandinka people.
	www.kairakundaarts.org /content.aspx?Page=Pa (366 words)

	African Tribes - Bobo People
		The main goal of Bobo culture is to restore balanced nature which man inherently destroys.
		Dwo chooses to live in a mask until worn, when his spirit is caught up in the spirit of the wearer who is then able to communicate to others Dwo's will.
		The creator god of the Bobo is Wuro, who is never physically represented and cannot be described in words according to the Bobo.
	www.africaguide.com /culture/tribes/bobo.htm (323 words)

	DJ Bobo Website, New Music, Pictures, Downloads, News Headlines and Links
		DJ BOBO as well as members of his group (Curtis J. Vincent born March 2, 1991 and Daniel Burkat born February 20, 1971) do not smoke or drink alcohol and are really into sport.
		DJ BOBO loves soccer, but than you have to remember that soccer is the most popular discipline in Europe.
		But DJ BOBO prooved with his second hit that he is not a nine-day wonder: Keep On Dancing became number 1 in Finnland, reached the TOP TEN in many European countries and was awarded with Gold Discs for 250,000 singles sold in Germany.
	www.dj-bobo.net (2682 words)

	Classics in the History of Psychology -- Bandura, Ross, & Ross (1961)
		For this reason, in addition to punching the Bobo doll, a response that is likely to be performed be children independently of a demonstration, the model exhibited distinctive aggressive acts which were to be scored as imitative responses.
		The model laid the Bobo doll on its side, sat on it and punched it repeatedly in the nose.
		The aggressive toys included a 3-foot Bobo doll, a mallet and peg board, two dart guns, and a tether ball with a face painted on it which hung from the ceiling.
	psychclassics.yorku.ca /Bandura/bobo.htm (4963 words)

	The Rastafarian Orders/Sects (Jamaica)
		The word Bobo Shanti is derived from Bobo, which stands for Black and Ashanti, which is the fierce African tribe from Kumasi, Ghana.
		The Bobo Shanti use Revelations 5 to justify Prince Emmanuel as the re-incarnate of the Christ.
		The Bobo Shanti are a self-sufficient group that make and sell straw hats and brooms to support the community and grow their own produce.
	www.jamaicans.com /culture/rasta/rasta_sects.shtml (727 words)

	HistoryLink Essay: Bobo the Gorilla (1951-1968)
		Bobo's birthdays were always big occasions, as many people loved seeing Bobo swat his birthday cake all over his cage.
		Bobo was born in French Equatorial Africa, but was abandoned by his mother.
		On February 22, 1968, Bobo the gorilla, a resident of the zoo since 1953, died at the age of 17.
	www.historylink.org /essays/output.cfm?file_id=1369 (477 words)

	BOBO SHANTI
		The Bobo Shanti movement was founded in 1958 in Spanish Town, Jamaica, by King Emmanuel Charles Edwards known by followers as "The Black Christ." The head office is in Jamaica and Edwards, though dead, is still considered their spiritual leader.
		The main differences between the Bobo Shantis and other Rasta groups are: Bobo Shantis fly their red, gold and green flag with the red on top.
		Bobo Shanti women also keep a 21-day "purification principle' related to their menstrual cycle.
	www.nalis.gov.tt /Communities/communities_BoboShantis.html (890 words)

	Bobo-Dioulasso travel guide - Wikitravel
		Somebody once said that “Bobos,” or those Burkinabe who have spent a significant amount of time in Bobo, and have adopted some of the “Bobolaise” mannerisms – are the most hospitable Burkinabe, and perhaps one of the most hospitable groups of people, in the world.
		Bobo is often called the commercial capital of Burkina.
		It is also much more temperate in Bobo (not too hot not too cold) due to lots of greens, trees, etc… in and around the area.
	wikitravel.org /en/Bobo-Dioulasso (1488 words)

	French elite declare the Bobo extinct \| World news \| The Observer
		The cultural decline of the Bobos may be mirrored by a loss of political influence.
		Even then the massed ranks of the Bobos who switched to Socialist candidate Ségolène Royal for the second round of voting were unable to prevent the crushing victory of right-winger Nicolas Sarkozy.
		One mark of a Bobo, everyone agrees, is that no one ever admits that they are one.
	www.guardian.co.uk /world/2008/jun/01/france (815 words)

	inessential.com: ‘Bobo and the iPhone’
		To own bobos is to be bobo—internally, yourself, voted off the island, not on the bus.
		They talk about "Their bobos", and I had absolutely no idea what the reference was.
		We had a very brief phase with it in the late 80s in elementary school, and this was in western PA. I remember someone's shoes were referred to as Air Bobos (as opposed to Air Jordans).
	inessential.com /?comments=1&postid=3369 (792 words)

	Are you a BOurgeois BOhemian? \| From the Observer \| The Observer
		They are 'bourgeois bohemians' - or 'Bobos' - and they're the new 'enlightened élite' of the information age, their lucratively busy lives a seeming synthesis of comfort and conscience, corporate success and creative rebellion.
		Combining the free-spirited, artistic rebelliousness of the bohemian beatnik or hippie with the worldly ambitions of their bourgeois corporate forefathers, the Bobo is a comfortable contortion of caring capitalism.
		While bemoaning the Bobo's 'boring politics', Brooks believes the Bobos to be an élite superior to their intolerant and warring predecessors - 'they've certainly made shopping more fun, and they have a good morality for building a decent society,' he says.
	www.guardian.co.uk /theobserver/2000/may/28/focus.news1 (1538 words)

	Online NewsHour: Conversation with David Brooks-May 9, 2000
		I ran across a rabbi in Montana who describes his faith as "flexidoxy," which is a great phrase for bobo morality, because it starts with the bohemian urge to be flexible, freedom, be autonomous.
		many bobos are trying to build a foundation of obligation, build a structure of obligation, on a foundation of choice.
		Instead, I found every attitude that the bobos were adopting, went down the society and were adopted by other groups.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/gergen/jan-june00/brooks_5-9.html (1677 words)

	Willie Bobo
		Raised in New York City, he studied the conga and timbales with Mongo Santamaria and Armando Peraza (who can to fame in George Shearing's group), and began working professionally as a band bay for Machito in the early 1950s.
		Throughout the 1950s, he accompanied numerous jazz artists such as Stan Getz, particularly on studio sessions--especially when everone had to record a mambo or cha-cha somewhere in the course of their contract.
		At the time, this choice was pretty much a sure-fire way to get panned by jazz critics, but in recent years, Bobo's albums have been reissued to new acclaim and provided a rich sampling source for breakbeat artists.
	www.spaceagepop.com /bobo.htm (427 words)

	Bobo - West Village - New York Magazine Restaurant Guide
		When Carlos Suarez was describing the vibe of his impending West Village restaurant to a friend, he used the word bobo—an abbreviation of “bourgeois bohemian,” coined by David Brooks, and the putative successor to the yuppie as an equally affluent but more socially conscious cultural type.
		The name stuck, and Bobo has opened in a brownstone divided into a subterranean bar and a second-floor dining room and garden, equipped with fireplaces, a copper chef’s table, and antiques that Suarez sourced from the Hudson Valley.
		Last week was the second time that I had dined at bobo and i must say that the improvements made here have been fantastic.
	nymag.com /listings/restaurant/bobo (361 words)

	Bobo & The Unusuals
		Likened to the Dance Band on the Titanic, Bobo and The Unusuals is a nebulous, ethereal configuration of musicians built upon a rock-solid rhythm section and seasoned with just the right combination of spicy instrumentation.
		Bobo and The Unusuals always set the right tone and complement the mood of your event.
		Each performance of Bobo and The Unusuals is hand-crafted from a network of professional musicians with well over one hundred years of combined performing experience.
	www.puddingbench.com /bobo_unusuals.htm (139 words)

	The American Experience/The Orphan Trains/About the Program
		Eighty years ago, Elliot Bobo was taken from his alcoholic father's home, given a small cardboard suitcase, and put on board an "orphan train" bound for Arkansas.
		He was one of tens of thousands of neglected and orphaned children who over a 75-year period were uprooted from the city and sent by train to farming communities to start new lives with new families.
		Elliot Bobo was eight years old when he was put on a train.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/pages/amex/orphan/index.html (736 words)

	OUR WORLD » Mood-SooSoo
		I captured the message that bobo sent to me. What a surprising thing that it’s possible to send and receive a message with bobo by mobile~ Through this i realized that the world is not so wide as it appears
		Last night, i played dj with bobo after 2weeks absence..2weeks have changed many things to my fingers, so playing 7k made me excited & confused..
		i guess that bobo had a blast at the party with friends during weekends and i want to hear of the joyful story from you ^o^
	www.cboksoo.net /?cat=3 (719 words)

	Bobo named UGA's offensive coordinator \| SavannahNow.com
		ATHENS - Mike Bobo, the former Georgia quarterback and son of a high school coach, is the Bulldogs' new offensive coordinator.
		Bobo's promotion means Richt still needs an offensive line coach to replace Callaway, named Sunday as coach at Alabama-Birmingham.
		Bobo is taking on the role of offensive coordinator immediately because Callaway is juggling coaching the Bulldogs' offensive line through the bowl game and his new job.
	savannahnow.com /node/199784 (805 words)

	Bobo doll experiment at AllExperts
		The Bobo doll experiment was conducted by Albert Bandura in 1961 and studied patterns of behaviour associated with aggression.
		A Bobo doll is an inflatable toy that is approximately the same size as a prepubescent child.
		The Bobo doll, a mallet, two dart guns, and tether ball with a face painted on it were among the aggressive toys to choose from.
	en.allexperts.com /e/b/bo/bobo_doll_experiment.htm (1727 words)

	BigUpRadio :: Champion Sound - 24/7 Reggae Music and Culture
		All the agressiveness characteristic of the Dreadlocks is alien to the Bobo, who go out of their way to cultivate excellent relations with their surrounding community.
		Generally speaking, all male Bobo are either "prophets" or "priests." The function of prophets is to reason, the function of priests to "move around the altar," that is, to conduct the services.
		Apart from these rules are the other social functions that keep the camp going: a guard at the gate to ensure the ritual purity of all visitors who enter, the keeper of the stores, the cooks, the manager of the delco plant, and the comptroller whose main task is to purchase supplies.
	www.bigupradio.com /bobo-ashanti.jsp (1187 words)

	Let Bobo call the plays all the time \| SavannahNow.com
		Bobo has replaced Neil Callaway, who had offensive coordinator as part of his official duties, but didn't call the plays.
		Bobo had called the plays at times, mostly on two-minute drills, but this time, he had the controls for 60 minutes.
		He must allow Bobo to work out the kinks, to develop a style, to learn his strengths and weaknesses as a play caller.
	savannahnow.com /node/199841 (707 words)

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