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	Law Office of James M. Hood, Davenport Iowa, knowledgeable workers' compensation and personal injury lawyers.
		James M. Hood was born in Des Moines, Iowa in 1945, where he obtained his education through high school.
		James Hood served with the United States Navy in Vietnam.
		At the law firm of James Hood, the beauty of Alaska is displayed in the office.
	www.jameshood.com /CM/Custom/TOCAttorneys.asp (580 words)

	Alabama Governor Fob James
		Governor Fob James was sworn in at 1:15 p.m.
		However, James was unsuccessful in his attempts to: have a new state constitution drafted, levy a fuel tax, rectify the court-ordered desegregation of some of the state's post-secondary institutions and secure passage of his bill to eliminate income tax deductions for Social Security payments.
		James also was quite instrumental in the improvement of the state's highways as a result of earmarking a substantial amount of money for such improvements from the state's oil windfall funds.
	www.archives.state.al.us /govs_list/g_james.html (536 words)

	Beers: Hood p. 1416 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		MARGARET HOOD is the widow of James Hood, who was born October 23, 1805, in Allegheny county, Penn., son of John Hood, a native of Ireland.
		James Hood was educated in the old-fashioned log schoolhouse of those days, and began to learn the trade of a tanner at an early age, but owing to failing health was compelled to abandon that business.
		Hood was one of the leading members of the Hopewell Church, serving as an elder for some time.
	www.chartiers.com /beers-project/articles/hood-1416.html (326 words)

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		James' husband, Kelly, is almost certainly injured, lying in a dugout of snow near the mountain's 11,239-foot summit.
		James said she tries to connect with her husband at night from her motel room in Hood River, at the base of the mountain.
		James said her youngest son turned away from television news, started running around her motel room and tried to jump over the couch.
	www.wwltv.com /sharedcontent/dws/news/nation/stories/121606dnmetclimbers.11dd082b.html (1187 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal
		James Hood was one of the first two African Americans to enroll at the University of Alabama in 1963 and was made famous when Alabama Governor George Wallace tried to block them from entering, triggering a showdown with federal troops.
		Hood left the university after only two months but returned in 1995 to earn his doctorate degree.
		Wallace met with Hood in 1996 to apologize for his actions.Hood himself was convinced that Wallace was sincere after that meeting, as he wrote in an interchange following the PBS documentary on Wallace, Setting the Woods on Fire.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=James_Hood (214 words)

	- Edited Evidence * FINA * Number 037 (Official Version)
		James Hood (Principal, Office of the Auditor General of Canada): The short answer is no, we did not get into the amounts where this would take place; it comes back more to the overall intent.
		James Hood: It would be speculation, of course, but there is no question that the agency, through its appeals branch, has gone out to associations, particularly of professionals and taxpayer representatives, to talk about the voluntary disclosures program.
		James Hood: The inconsistency we were concerned with there is between the voluntary disclosures program, which in certain circumstances will just automatically reduce the interest rate by four percentage points, and the fairness program, which is really the one that deals with the extraordinary circumstances taxpayers find themselves in.
	cmte.parl.gc.ca /cmte/committeepublication.aspx?sourceid=100720 (6257 words)

	John Bell Hood: Biography - Post-War Years
		Hood and his party, traveling to Texas to attempt to raise a 25,000-man army to continue the war, thus became the last of the leading Confederate generals to surrender.
		Hood, with business associates John C. Barelli and Fred N. Thayer, in February 1866 established "J. Hood and Co., Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants." Hood had been offered funds from a statewide fund raising appeal in Texas, but declined when he decided to reside in New Orleans.
		Hood's cotton brokerage business initially struggled, and in early 1869, at the invitation of Longstreet, Hood took over the operation of his former commander's struggling insurance business.
	johnbellhood.org /bio-05.htm (920 words)

	Dead Mt. Hood Climber Identified, Body Of Kelly James Found In Snow Cave, Search Continues For 2 Other Climbers - CBS ...
		A body found in a snow cave on Mount Hood by searchers looking for three missing climbers is the same climber who placed a distress call to relatives a little more than a week ago, a person close to the family and a military official said Monday.
		James' mother, Lou Ann Cameron of Bryant, Ark., told the AP she did not want to comment.
		James called his family eight days ago saying he was waiting near the snow cave and that fellow climbers Brian Hall Jerry Cooke were going down for help, reports CBS News correspondent Jerry Bowen.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2006/12/18/national/main2276750.shtml (965 words)

	Small teams look for clues on Mt. Hood - Boston.com
		So, the Hood River County sheriff landed his plane and told reporters that the search had turned to "recovery" -- which means in search and rescue parlance a hunt for bodies.
		James was found in a snow cave Sunday, several days after he died of hypothermia, according to the results of an autopsy Wednesday.
		Authorities say James may have been injured in a fall, and Hall and Cooke may have fallen or been blown over a cliff, buried by an avalanche or died of hypothermia.
	www.boston.com /news/nation/articles/2006/12/22/small_teams_look_for_clues_on_mt_hood?rss_id=Boston.com+%2F+News (652 words)

	Back to the 'schoolhouse.' - James Hood returns to University of Alabama for a doctorate degree - Recruitment & ...
		When James Hood integrated the University of Alabama under the watchful eye of a national television audience in 1963, education was the farthest career from his mind.
		More than three decades later, Hood has returned to the university where he and Vivian Malone, the other Black student who enrolled with him, defied then Gov. George Wallace's pledge to prevent desegregation efforts to earn a doctorate degree and to continue to nurture his love of education.
		Hood said he first became interested in education in 1972 while working on a masters degree in criminal justice at Michigan State University.
	findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0DXK/is_n26_v13/ai_18284942 (929 words)

	Mt. Hood Body Identified As Kelly James
		A missing climber found dead in a snow cave on Mount Hood was identified as the Dallas man who had placed a distress call to relatives a little more than a week ago, a person close to the family said Monday.
		James, 48, had told his family that his climbing party was in trouble and that Brian Hall, 37, also of Dallas, and Jerry "Nikko" Cooke, 36, of New York City, had headed back down, apparently for help.
		James' mother, Lou Ann Cameron, told The Associated Press she did not want to talk about her son and referred questions to the Hood River County Sheriff's Office.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2006/12/18/national/a070428S70.DTL (717 words)

	James C. Hood :: Corporate Transactions :: Manchester :: Nixon Peabody LLP
		James Hood concentrates his practice in the areas of corporate governance, restructuring, acquisitions, mergers, debt and equity financing, shareholder dispute resolution, joint venture formation and distribution arrangements (domestically and internationally), limited liability company formation, and strategic partnerships.
		Hood has acted as issuer’s counsel in serialized mortgage-backed and leased-backed securitization transactions involving large institutional investors such as pension funds and insurance companies.
		Hood is admitted to practice in New Hampshire and before the United States District Court for the District of New Hampshire and First Circuit Court of Appeals.
	www.nixonpeabody.com /attorneys_detail1.asp?ID=141 (480 words)

	Jones, first Black Alabama graduate
		Hood left after a few months, but returned to receive his doctorate in 1997.
		Now a retired educator living in Madison, Wis., Hood said Jones was a quiet person in public, but she always provided encouragement to him during the events at Alabama.
		While Jones was the first Black Alabama graduate, she and Hood were not the first to enroll at the school.
	www.azcentral.com /arizonarepublic/local/articles/1014jonesobit14.html (627 words)

	Opening Doors, Integration 40th Anniversary Commemoration
		In June 1963, Vivian J. Malone and James A. Hood became the first African-Americans to sustain enrollment at the University.
		Due to pioneering efforts of Malone and Hood, Dave Mack McGlathery was able to register without incident at the University's Huntsville extension on June 12, 1963.
		While James Hood left the University before completing his undergraduate degree, he returned to campus in 1995 and received a Ph.D. in interdisciplinary studies in 1997.
	www.ua.edu /openingdoors/history_openingdoors.html (293 words)

	Today in History: September 5
		At seventeen, James left his native Missouri to fight as a Confederate guerilla in the Civil War.
		While James did harass railroad executives who unjustly seized private land for the railways, modern biographers note that he did so for personal gain—his humanitarian acts were more fiction than fact.
		Of particular interest are the interviews with "James McGuire," who grew up with the James boys, and "L.A. Sherman," who had a memorable encounter with Jesse James in a Quincy, Illinois mess hall.
	lcweb2.loc.gov /ammem/today/sep05.html (766 words)

	The Village Voice: Status Ain't Hood
		Brown was probably the most important musician whose lifetime intersected with mine at all, but he was about a decade past his creative and commercial peak by the time I was born in 1979.
		In another way, though, it makes perfect sense that I'd be sitting at my computer and eulogizing James Brown, since all the popular music that's been made in my lifetime has had to contend with his ghost in one way or another, either embracing it or self-consciously defying it.
		A popular musician as pallid and rhythmless as James Blunt has to make the conscious decision to ignore Brown's innovations and be as pallid and rhythmless as he is, whereas before Brown it was just about everyone's default setting to be that pallid and rhythmless.
	www.villagevoice.com /blogs/statusainthood/archives/2006/12/remembering_jam.php (1237 words)

	The Richmond Review, Book Review, Divining Desire by James W. Hood
		He quotes: 'Poetry is like shot-silk with many glancing colours, and every reader must find his own interpretation according to his ability and according to his sympathy with the poet.' So too with literary criticism, hence the myriad literary critical strains galloping across the ages.
		Hood, however, chooses what he likes from the various cliques of thought (he does a devastating close reading), and ignores the rest.
		Hood writes: 'Tennyson's poems observe artistic creation as a second means by which human beings approximate divined desire', and like the Lady of Shalott, Tennyson is himself 'an artist who accomplishes through artifice the fulfilment of his desire, albeit imaginatively and momentarily.'
	www.richmondreview.co.uk /books/diviningdesire.html (521 words)

	Opening Doors, Opening Minds
		James Hood (pictured at right), one of the first fl students to attend the University of Alabama in 1963, will be a pioneer recognized at the "Opening Doors" Event, June 9-11, for his active involvement in the desegregation of the University.
		Hood, from Gadsden, Ala., enrolled at the university on June 11, 1963, despite former Gov. George Wallace's symbolic attempt to maintain segregation by blocking the schoolhouse door.
		Hood's accomplishments prove that Wallace was wrong in 1963, when he stated fls could not share a classroom with white people because they were intellectually unfit.
	www.ccom.ua.edu /od/article_hood.shtml (584 words)

	The Hood Shell Collection
		The widow of James Hood graciously donated her husband's extensive shell collection consisting of approximately 2300 separate species.
		James Hood carefully and methodically collected each of these shells during a span of about 40 years beginning in the 1940's.
		Hood designed and built to house his unique collection, however most of his collection survived the fire.
	www.bryancore.org /museum/hood.html (196 words)

	Back to the 'schoolhouse.' - James Hood returns to University of Alabama for a doctorate degree - Recruitment & ...
		When James Hood integrated the University of Alabama under the watchful eye of a national television audience in 1963, education was the farthest career from his mind.
		Hood later enrolled in Wayne State University in Michigan where he completed an undergraduate degree in police administration and political science.
		Hood said he first became interested in education in 1972 while working on a masters degree in criminal justice at Michigan State University.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0DXK/is_n26_v13/ai_18284942 (948 words)

	A Civil War letter from James D. Hood to a brother
		James died at Andersonville prison on May 2, 1864 and is buried in the National Cemetery at Andersonville, Georgia, Grave # 860.
		4 James D. Hood, originally from Lyon, Michigan, was taken prisoner September 19, 1863 during the battle of Chickamauga, and died at the Andersonville, Georgia prisoner of war camp May 3, 1864 of disease brought on by "exposure and starvation." [Taken prisoner September 19 and died May 3 are not the US government's official dates.
		The said Private James D. Hood was last paid by Paymaster Brewer to include the 30th day of June, 1863, and has pay due him from that time to the time of his death, and whatever other allowances are authorized to volunteer soldiers, drafted men, or militia, so discharged.
	www.netmeister.net /~cpaige/James_Hood_Jr_ltr.html (860 words)

	History of Southern Illinois ~ Biography of Fred Hood
		In the year 1904 Fred Hood was appointed to the office of master in chancery, a signal honor for one of his years and experience, in which capacity he served for one year and a half.
		Hood was married in Mound City, on September 1, 1909, to Miss Blanche Boyd, a daughter of Hon.
		Hood is a young woman who is well fitted to assist her husband most efficiently in the many duties devolving of necessity upon a man of his position.
	www.memoriallibrary.com /IL/South/Bios/H/Hood~Fred.htm (767 words)

	Bishop James Walker Hood (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bishop James Walker Hood was born in Kenneth Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania May 30, 1831.
		Bishop Hood served as Pastor at Evans Metropolitan A. Zion Church in 1867-1870.
		Bishop Hood was the first Resident Bishop of the Central North Carolina Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church.
	www.evansmetropolitan.org /bishopjameswalkerhood (303 words)

	England Graduate Student James Hood Speaks to Faculty and Students / News / Mount Union College - Mount Union College
		James Hood, a graduate student from the University of Exeter in England presented a seminar on Geographic Information System (GIS) technology on Monday, September 19.
		Hood, who is working on his Ph D. in Geographic Information Science, presented his findings before faculty and students at the College.
		Hood’s goal is to extend the range of locational reference for GIS, making use of such ‘in exact’ referencing common to that what we use in ordinary speech.
	www.muc.edu /news/england_graduate_student_james_hood_speaks_to_faculty_and_students (334 words)

	John Smith Hood and Mary Maria Smyth Hood
		John Smith Hood was born on May 31, 1821 in the village of Jefferson, Jefferson Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania.(1) He was the first child born to the union of John Hood (1799-1843) and Letitia (Smith) Hood (c.1803-1887).
		James was buried in the same row with his brother and sister in the Hood family graveyard (which eventually became the location of the Mt. Hood M.E., South Church).
		Smith Hood said, "The last forty years of the life of John Smith Hood [1861-1901] were almost wholly devoted to farming and stock raising." This supports the idea that the change from saddler to farmer was a gradual one.
	www.bowlbyfamily.org /hood1.html (5311 words)

	Biography for James Hood Received fromK Jan Darbhamulla
		James Hood and his family emigrated to Canada in 1820 aboard the Prompt.
		It is documented that James (of Bridgeton) Hood was born in Kelso, Roxburgshire, Scotland in April 1775/76.
		It is recorded that James Junior, born on Jan. 31, 1812, died in June of 1827 at the age of 15 in Dalhousie Township, Lanark County.
	www.rootsweb.com /~onlanark/families/biography_for_james_hood.htm (770 words)

	Bishop James W. Hood
		Bishop James W. Hood, of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, in his day one of the most influential men of color in the United States, found himself also in the political world.
		He went to New Bern as a missionary under General Butler's invitation to the churches to send missionaries, even while the place was under the fire of the Confederate forces.
		In 1867 he was elected as delegate to the constitutional convention of North Carolina, in which he took such an active part in framing the fundamental law, incorporating into it such liberal provisions for homesteads and public schools, that it was spoken of by the reactionaries as Hood's constitution until it was amended in 1875.
	members.tripod.com /~pineygroveamez/hood.html (477 words)

	James Hood - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		James Hood was one of the first two African Americans to enroll at the University of Alabama in 1963 and was made famous when Alabama Governor George Wallace tried to block them from entering, triggering a showdown with federal troops.
		Hood, along with Vivian Malone, was allowed to enroll.
		Hood left the university after only two months but returned in 1995 to earn his doctorate degree.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/James_Hood (202 words)

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