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	Hobson
		Richmond Pearson Hobson was born 17 August 1870 In Greensboro, Ala., and graduated from the Naval Academy in 1889.
		Hobson was advanced 10 numbers in grade after the war and later, in 1933, awarded the Medal of Honor for his heroic attempt to block the channel.
		Typical of Hobson's versatile performance was her rescue of a group of survivors from SS St.
	www.history.navy.mil /danfs/h7/hobson.htm (1788 words)

	John A. Hobson
		Hobson was nonetheless an accomplished author, journalist, historian, economist and critic of the materialist methodology of both Classical and Neoclassical economics, he is the closest thing to the American iconoclast Thorstein Veblen that the British Isles produced.
		Hobson's fame rests perhaps on his development of a theory of underconsumption (1889, with the businessman and mountaineer A.F. Mummery), which anticipated that of John Maynard Keynes and a theory of imperialism (1902) anticipating Vladimir Lenin.
		Hobson's stock has since risen, not only for the afore-mentioned contributions, but also for his "evolutionist" outlook on economy and society (1894).
	cepa.newschool.edu /het/profiles/hobson.htm (319 words)

	James Hobson - Liberal Thinkers - Liberalism
		J.A. Hobson's political thinking was shaped by the conditions in England of the second half of the 19th century, where the doctrine of laissez-faire liberalism seemed ill-equipped to deal with the challenges of alleviating poverty, poor housing and health, working conditions and education.
		Hobson was one of the leading minds—together with T.H. Green and L.T. Hobhouse —of the so-called New or Social Liberalism.
		Hobson was a member of such progressive ethical societies as the “Rainbow Circle” and “South Place Ethical Society”, a prolific journalist, active political campaigner and political theorist.
	www.liberal-international.org /editorial.asp?ia_id=682 (642 words)

	Dreams: The Hobson Versus Solms Debate
		Hobson (2002) agreed with the designation of dreaming as psychosis, stating that "psychosis is, by definition, a mental state characterized by hallucinations and/or delusions" and that dreaming is "as psychotic a state as we ever experience while awake" (pp.
		Hobson's theory cannot readily explain the finding in these three studies that emotions are absent from about one fourth of all REM dream reports and that sometimes there are no emotions when they would have been present in waking life.
		One of Hobson's most prominent neuroscience critics noted that she did not "know of any physiological evidence that the brain stem activation and stimulation of the forebrain is chaotic and would thus impose a chaotic influence on the cortex in dreams" (Jones, 2000, p.
	psych.ucsc.edu /dreams/Library/domhoff_2005b.html (7942 words)

	Hobson Associates
		Hobson Associates is an expert at filling difficult IT positions- they have the ability to hone in on the wide variety and ever changing technical skills required by an employer and match them with talented candidates.
		Hobson provides the right amount of communication, goes the extra mile to ensure their candidates are well screened, on-time and prepared.
		Hobson recognizes that job 'fit' is a critical and often underestimated factor in determining the ultimate success of a hire.
	www.hobsonassoc.com /testimonials (1633 words)

	Constructor Richmond Pearson Hobson
		Hobson's fame and popularity was the result of leading an unsuccessful attempt to block the harbor of Santiago de Cuba by sinking the collier MERRIMAC in the entrance.
		Hobson was born August 17, 1870, in Greensboro, Alabama.
		Richmond Pearson Hobson died of a heart attack on March 16, 1937, and was buried with honors in Arlington National Cemetery.
	www.druglibrary.org /Schaffer/people/hobson/hobson_bio.htm (1065 words)

	George Hobson
		Sarah, the young wife of George Hobson, seeing from the camp across the river the predicament of the old man, seized a rifle and waded neck-deep across the river to the rescue.
		Hobson, always considered others as honest as himself, carelessly tossed his poke of gold on top of the kitchen cupboard, much to the chagrin of his wife, who insisted that he hide the treasure in a more secluded place.
		Hobson being unarmed ran out of the house through the rear door screaming for help at the top of her voice.
	www.lofthouse.com /history/HobsonG.html (1625 words)

	David Hobson - Congresspedia
		David Lee Hobson is a Republican member of the U.S. House of Representatives representing the 7th congressional district of Ohio (map) since 1991.
		Hobson was born October 17, 1936 in Cincinnati, Ohio.
		Hobson served as an Ohio state senator from 1982 to 1990, serving as President of the Ohio Senate from 1988 to 1990.
	www.sourcewatch.org /index.php?title=David_Hobson (339 words)

	US People--Hobson, Richmond P, Rear Admiral, USN
		Hobson was elected to the House of Representatives from Alabama in 1906.
		Hobson received the Medal of Honor in 1933 for his "extraordinary heroism" during the sinking of USS Merrimac on 3 June 1898.
		Assistant Constructor Richmond P. Hobson (in pith helmet) and Captain Caspar F. Goodrich (Commanding Officer, USS Newark) on the deck of the wrecked Spanish cruiser, while she was being salvaged, 14 September 1898.
	www.history.navy.mil /photos/pers-us/uspers-h/r-hobson.htm (1130 words)

	Thayer Hobson Papers, Series Descriptions
		Because Hobson was functioning in his business capacity "in absentia" in Arizona and Texas, his correspondents frequently sent him copies of letters from other writers; these third-party letters have been indexed and, except when they were addressed to Erle Stanley Gardner or employees of William Morrow, include parenthetical notes naming their addressees.
		The majority of correspondence is among Hobson, his lawyer Orlando Metcalf, and Hans von Briesen, lawyer for the William Morrow estate, and concerns Hobsonâs purchases of Morrow stock and payments on notes.
		Also included is correspondence between Hobson and various stockholders, along with a notice for a special meeting of stockholders in 1932 at which stock shares were reevaluated and reorganized after Hobson became president of Morrow.
	www.hrc.utexas.edu /research/fa/hobson.series.html (1618 words)

	DCPL: MLK: Washingtoniana Division: D.C. Community Archives: Processed Collections: Finding Aids: Hobson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Hobson served as an artillery spotter pilot in the Army during the War and was awarded three bronze stars and other medals for his 35 flying missions in Europe.
		Hobson was President of the Woodridge Civic Association (1950 -1953), Vice President of the citywide Federation of Civic Associations (1955 -1957), a member of the NAACP's Executive Committee (1958) and in 1959 he co-authored Civil Rights in the Nation's Capital: Report on a Decade of Progress.
		Hobson’s FOIA requests, correspondence, and the actual documents and reports produced in connection with the requests are found in the series.
	www.dclibrary.org /washingtoniana/archives/fa-hobson.html (3156 words)

	Kevin Hutchings, On Christopher Z. Hobson's _Blake and Homosexuality_ - Romantic Circles Reviews, Romantic Circles
		Hobson's consideration of Blake's work is at all times intellectually rigorous, deploying a well-balanced dialectical logic to support complex thesis arguments which are carefully and clearly delineated.
		Thus, in his Conclusion, Hobson responds to critical assessments articulated by Anne K. Mellor and Richard E. Matlak, whose introductory comments on Blake in their recent anthology British Literature 1780–1830 depict Blake as a writer whose philosophy of gender was ultimately in league with the sexist discourses of his day.
		This omission is regrettable simply because Hobson's work is every bit as astute as the work of these prominent thinkers, and one gets the feeling that by engaging at least briefly with their insights Hobson's book would take on added critical relevance and importance.
	www.rc.umd.edu /reviews/back/hobson.html (1306 words)

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		Hobson, who is Chairman of the House Military Construction Appropriations Subcommittee, questioned Deputy Secretary of Defense Dr. Dov Zakheim and Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Installations and Environment Ray DuBois for over two hours about why military construction requests were lower when the services have such pressing infrastructure requests.
		Hobson said the Administration’s argument is further diluted given that the Army presented $90 million of projects that were executable and important to carrying out their mission this year, but the projects were deferred for no apparent reasons.
		Zakheim and DuBois did not dispute the budget figures presented by Hobson and said that this year’s budget was complicated by the need to balance available funds against the pressing needs of the services and the active elements of the ongoing war on terrorism.
	www.house.gov /hobson/milcon417.htm (528 words)

	William Hobson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hobson was appointed as lieutenant governor (ratified on July 30, 1839) and British consul to New Zealand (confirmed on August 13, 1839).
		Hobson arrived at the Bay of Islands on 29 January 1840 with a small group of officials, including an Executive Council comprised of the Colonial Secretary Willoughby Shortland, Colonial Treasurer George Cooper and Attorney-General Francis Fisher.
		Hobson was sworn in as Governor and Commander in Chief on 3 May 1841.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/William_Hobson (996 words)

	Hobson biography
		His father, William Hobson, was the editor of the Derbyshire Advertiser, jointly owning the paper and also playing a large role in local politics.
		Hobson was the first appointment to the Stokes lectureship.
		To many Hobson is better known for the Gifford lectures he gave on The domain of natural science at the University of Aberdeen in 1921-22 than for his mathematical contribution.
	www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk /~history/Biographies/Hobson.html (850 words)

	Charles Hobson
		Hobson, the show's producer, was determined to give viewers a broader picture of the culture, politics and social issues that drove the community.
		Hobson soon built a reputation for himself as a knowledgeable discographer with an ear for the sublime, and a taste for rare and non-commercial wonders.
		Hobson constantly kept an ear and eye out for stories and nothing with a pulse slipped by him.
	www.maynardije.org /programs/history/collection/charles_hobson (568 words)

	Ian Hobson
		Hobson's programs consistently demonstrate a repertoire that spans the centuries and demands an extraordinary command of styles and scholarly vision, in addition to great keyboard prowess.
		Hobson is also active as an opera conductor with a wide range of repertoire ranging from Cimarosa and Pergolesi, Mozart and Beethoven through works by Johann and Richard Strauss.
		A much sought-after judge for both national and international competitions, Hobson was invited at the specific request of Van Cliburn to participate as a juror for both the preliminary and final rounds of the Tenth Van Cliburn International Piano Competition in 1997.
	www.andrewdegrado.org /adv_board/ian_hobson.htm (796 words)

	J. A. Hobson
		Scott, the editor of the Manchester Guardian, recruited Hobson to be the newspaper's correspondent in South Africa.
		Hobson was opposed to Britain's involvement in the First World War and in 1914 joined the Union of Democratic Control, and served on its executive council.
		A socialist, Hobson rejected the theories of Karl Marx and favoured the reform of capitalism rather than a communist revolution.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /TUhobson.htm (657 words)

	Hobson's choice
		Thomas Hobson (1545–1631), was a real historical figure and he ran a thriving carrier and horse rental business in Cambridge, England, around the turn of the 17th century.
		Hobson rented horses mainly to Cambridge University students but refused to rent them out other than in their correct order.
		The most celebrated application of Hobson's choice in the 20th century was Henry Ford's offer of the Model-T Ford in 'any colour so long as it's fl'.
	www.phrases.org.uk /meanings/183300.html (366 words)

	OSCN Found Document:HOBSON v. CARMAN
		Defendant Hobson's car then came back across the highway, across the center line, onto the shoulder and into the ditch on Hobson's left (plaintiff Carman's right) side of the road, and struck the Carman automobile, causing the damages concerned.
		Hobson testified that there was "practically no shoulder" on his side of the road, and that it was "very wet" because of recent rains.
		¶16 Defendant Hobson's allegation that the court erred in not instructing on the "presumption that other drivers will obey the law" is not separately stated and argued in the brief as required by the rules of this court, and the only authority cited in support thereof is Barr v.
	www.oscn.net /applications/oscn/DeliverDocument.asp?CiteID=31832 (1367 words)

	HOBSON, William - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
		William Hobson was born at Waterford, Ireland, on 26 September 1793, the son of Samuel Hobson (B.A., Dublin, 1772), assistant barrister for the County of Cork, and Martha, née Jones.
		To add to Hobson's unpopularity in the south he refused to move the seat of government to Cook Strait, where there was a rapidly growing European population, but chose rather to be guided by Henry Williams, who urged the claims of the Waitemata.
		Hobson, however, was spared this ignominy, for he died at Auckland on 10 September 1842, survived by his wife (died 1876), one son, and four daughters.
	www.teara.govt.nz /1966/H/HobsonWilliam/HobsonWilliam/en (2410 words)

	AI Artists - Ian Hobson Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Born in Wolverhampton, England, Hobson studied music at the Royal Academy of Music and Cambridge University in England, and at Yale University in the United States.
		Increasingly, Hobson is in demand as a conductor, particularly for performances in which he doubles as piano soloist.
		In September 1997 he conducted and recorded John Philip Sousa's comic opera "El Capitan" in a newly restored version with the Sinfonia da Camera and a stellar cast of young singers; the recording was released in January 1998 on the new Zephyr label recently founded by Mr.
	www.aiartists.com /ihobson/index.html (752 words)

	The GOP Auction House: David Hobson of Ohio
		Hobson voted against allowing millions of Americans to save their hard-earned dollars on prescription drugs by re-importing them from Canada, even though these were U.S. made and patient safety was ensured.
		Hobson voted to continue awarding contracts to Halliburton even if the Pentagon's own audit processes found that more than $100 million of their contractor's costs in Iraq were unreasonable.
		Hobson opposed expanding access to the military's TRICARE health insurance program to thousands of Reservist and National Guard members, even though 20 percent of all Reservists do not have health insurance, and 40 percent of Reservists aged 19 to 35 lack health coverage.
	www.dccc.org /gopauctionhouse/members/DavidHobsonOH-7.html (705 words)

	Lewellen McConnaughey Hobson Obituary \| Kansas Family History \| www.kansasheritage.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Hobson was the widow of a pioneer Kansas doctor and newspaper man, Dr. Mark [Marcus Fremont] Hobson [b.
		Hobson came to Wichita with her husband in 1878.
		2-SEP-1957 Evelyn Swan (great-granddaughter of Marcus Hobson's brother Minos) is a great-great niece by marriage to Lewellen.
	www.kansasheritage.org /families/swan2.html (256 words)

	Hobson Associates
		With Hobson, we were not subjected to the normal unmanageable quantities of...
		Hobson Associates is one of the oldest and largest privately held search firms in the country.
		Hobson Associates has attracted and developed some of the recruiting industry's top producers to be a part of our growing organization.
	www.hobsonassoc.com (494 words)

	Hobson for Congress
		Hobson's list of awards and endorsements continue to grow.
		After the redistricting, Hobson held onto a portion of Ross County and Rep. Bob Ney, a St. Clairsville Republican, took over most of the county, including Chillicothe.
		Ney, Hobson and Portman deserve a new term in the House, but we encourage them to work with their colleagues to get something done about the health care crisis in our country.
	www.hobsonforcongress.com /newsroom03.htm (399 words)

	Handbook of Texas Online:
		Hobson is on U.S. Highway 181 and Farm Road 81 near Indian Crossing on the San Antonio River, 3½ miles south of Falls City in Karnes County.
		Richmond Pearson Hobson made a railroad tour of Texas and spoke at Castine; local citizens renamed their town Hobson in 1899.
		Hobson was composed largely of people of Czech, German, and Polish descent.
	www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/view/HH/hlh48.html (283 words)

	Hobson for Congress
		With an outstanding track record of helping us at the local level, Hobson is the clear choice and has earned the endorsement of the Springfield News-Sun editorial board.
		Hobson secured $1.5 million to build sewer and water systems for the technology park that houses LexisNexis and eventually the Ohio Supercomputer Center.
		While Hobson votes with his party and President Bush about 90 percent of the time, he does have an independent streak.
	www.hobsonforcongress.com /newsroom001.htm (490 words)

	Janell Hobson
		Hobson's areas of research focus on women of the African Diaspora, interdisciplinary approaches to literature, film, visual and popular culture, and theoretical frameworks for global critical race feminism.
		She also has an interest in feminist pedagogy, with its emphasis on student-centered teaching, active learning, and innovative engagements with student performance and classroom space.
		Hobson has received the University at Albany Innovations in Teaching Grant (with Vivien Ng and Vivien E. Zazzau) in 2003, to develop a one-credit information literacy companion course to "Classism, Racism, and Sexism" for the production of a student-run electronic journal, which made its debut in May 2004 as Transcending Silence...
	www.albany.edu /irow/bios/hobson.html (312 words)

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