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	John Hackett - Checking Out Of London english (CD)
		John wrote all twelve songs on this album himself (except for DNA, which the wrote with Nick Clabburn).
		John voice, too, is quite similar to his brother’s at times, but it is warmer and is better developed.
		John himself proves to be a well-adjusted singer and tasteful guitarist from A to Z. Of course one notices immediately when the lead guitar is played by Steve.
	www.genesis-fanclub.de /diverse/kritiken/checking_out_of_london_engl.html (888 words)

	Brigadier John Hackett (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Hackett was unhappy that Brigadier Hicks was in command of the Division during Urquhart's absence as, despite being by far the younger of the two men, Hackett's commission was senior to that of Hicks.
		Hackett put his HQ safely across, but he himself stayed on the northern side with a few of his officers as he noticed that the situation was confusing and could escalate further.
		Hackett eventually rose to the rank of General and was Commander in Chief of the British Army of the Rhine, and was later Commander, Northern Army Group, in NATO.
	www.arnhemarchive.org /john_hackett.htm (2922 words)

	Franklin D. Roosevelt Library & Museum - The Hackett Papers
		The Hackett Papers are part of the collection of archival material in the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum.
		For Roosevelt as well as his neighbors, it was Hackett to whom they turned to settle a dispute with a disgruntled tenant farmer, to make sure the water pipes did not freeze, that the telephone lines did not run down the Post Road, and that the smell of neighboring pigs was kept in check.
		Hackett got FDR to pay his land taxes on time, assisted Sara Roosevelt with details of constructing the Hyde Park public library, and induced their tenant Moses Smith to pay his back rent.
	www.fdrlibrary.marist.edu /hacfront.html (554 words)

	John Hackett (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Hackett was educated at Oxford University and was posted to the 8th (King's Royal Irish) Hussars.
		General Hackett's postwar career included, Commandant, Royal Military College of Science, Shrivenham, 1958-1961; Deputy Chief of the General Staff, 1963-1964, and Commander in Chief, British Army of the Rhine, 1965-1966.
		In 1978, General Hackett wrote a novel, The Third World War, August 1985, which was a fictionalized scenario of World War III based on a Soviet invasion of West Germany in 1985.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/john_hackett (297 words)

	Origone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		John Hackett isn’t as well known as his brother Steve — but if you have followed the latter’s career, you will of course have noticed brother John.
		John shows himself as an amazing composer and singer, many of these songs have a great hit potential.
		So there you have it — John Hackett has grown out of Steve’s shadow, and has proved himself to be not only a damn fine composer, but also a great singer and multi instrumentalist.
	www.zyworld.com /jhack/checkingoutreviews.htm (338 words)

	John Hackett - Auckland - Our People from A J Park
		John is a trade mark creation, protection and enforcement specialist with extensive experience managing trade mark portfolios and advising on branding strategies for large local and international companies.
		John is an active member of the patent attorney profession and is a member of the New Zealand Institute of Patent Attorneys (NZIPA) and the Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New Zealand (IPSANZ).
		John is a Notary Public and is fluent in French and Italian.
	www.ajpark.com /staff_members/John_Hackett.html (576 words)

	LET IT ROCK - Steve HACKETT discography
		Perhaps, it's down to Hackett's rock background that the guitarist doesn't turn chamber when he lays his hands on an acoustic instrument, and if previously Steve's unplugged performances might sound a bit sterile, as documented on "There Are Many Sides To The Night", having resumed active touring, in 2002 he gives it a full blow.
		John Wetton's voice really shines in it, much more than on "Genesis Revisited" and there should be no comparisons with Pete or Phil because this version rocks with another dimension given by John's pumping bass and Ian's flute in soft spots.
		A pastoral adorned with John Hackett's flute, a barren lands laid by the sea.
	dmme.net /reviews/d-hack.html (11278 words)

	Tape
		John was a prominent member of the Derby business community specialising in the production of tape and other smallware which he sold through a number of wholesale outlets.
		The entry for John is the first reference which did not mention his original trade of tape maker and the entry for his wife, Elizabeth indicates that they were separated, at least on this particular day.
		It is difficult to say which property was inherited from his father and which was acquired by John as he built up the business, however it is clear that he was a successful businessman and he expanded and developed the various parts of the organisation.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /frank.hackett/tape.html (1807 words)

	John Hackett - Auckland - Our People from A J Park
		John has practiced as a Patent Attorney since 1975 and joined A J Park as a Partner in 1999.
		John is a trade mark creation, protection and enforcement specialist with extensive experience managing trade mark portfolios and advising on branding strategies for large local and international companies.
		John is a Notary Public and is fluent in French and Italian.
	www.ajpark.co.nz /staff_members/John_Hackett.html (426 words)

	John Hackett - Official Website
		John Hackett studied music at Sheffield University where he first developed an interest in free improvisation.
		John lives in Sheffield and continues to tour internationally with the Steve Hackett Acoustic Trio.
		John is one of the few players in the world to use a vertically held concert flute.
	www.johnhackett.com /main.htm (356 words)

	John Hackett and the Methodists
		There is no doubt that John Hackett was a remarkable man. As well as increasing and diversifying the business he was an active and devout Methodist whose faith was tested by the tragically early death of his son John at the age of 21 in 1824.
		John was not buried in the graveyard despite the fact that the bodies of other members of the Hackett family were brought back for burial from as far as Hyeres in France and Manchester.
		This was probably because the fact that, shortly after the Church was built, John grew dissatisfied with the way in which the Methodists of Derby conducted themselves, particularly because of the way in which the rich and influential members were expelling what he considered to be the most active and zealous local preachers.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /frank.hackett/methodist.html (802 words)

	ir-main
		John Hackett is retiring from Irwin's Board of Directors after 23 years of service.
		John has seen our employee base grow from 330 people in 10 offices and 4 states to an employee base of 3,589 people working from almost 200 offices in 33 states and 5 provinces.
		Hackett's retirement from Irwin Financial's Board of Directors brings the total number of directors to nine.
	www.investquest.com /iq/i/irwn/ne/ifc032204hackett.htm (353 words)

	1985 Revisited (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Hackett’s purpose was to present his thesis that the only alternative to a nuclear holocaust in World War III is for the West to be prepared adequately to wage the most advanced conventional war against the Soviet Union and its satellites.
		Although Hackett’s two books narrate the same fictional war, there is very little duplication between them, and the differences in the two accounts are striking.
		Hackett, like many intelligent and knowledgeable individuals, supports one of the primary options available to Western society.
	www.airpower.maxwell.af.mil /airchronicles/aureview/1983/mar-apr/cady.htm (1498 words)

	DeArmond Family & Gap
		William Blount and John Sevier were familiar with DeArmond’s Gap and the alternate route of Emery road that passed through it, Early settlers used the gap for passage, as did most of the German-Swiss settlers on their way from Kingston to Wartburg in the 1846-48 period.
		The tract was surveyed by JOHN HACKETT in 1787, and recorded by Hackett November 8, 1791; however, the deed was not registered in Roane County until 1816 (Book E, p 36).
		John and Caledonia lived their lives at the old DeArmond home place and are buried in the family cemetery.
	www.roanetn.com /dearmond.htm (944 words)

	INTERVIEW WITH JOHN HACKETT
		omposer and flautist John Hackett comes from both classical and rock backgrounds, working as soloist and orchestral player with classical ensembles, and with rock guitarist Steve Hackett.
		"John was a founder member of Symbiosis back in 1988, and it's been a real pleasure to work with him on nine album releases, as well as collaborating with him on a number of projects to write music specially for BBC radio programmes and for several albums and a video by Denise Linn.
		Following on from the success of Sketches of Satie, where John and his brother Steve beautifully re-interpreted Erik Satie's piano works on flute and guitar, John Hackett now proves that he is a gifted composer in his own right.
	www.symbiosis-music.com /int_jh.html (728 words)

	Hacketts of Buckingham County - by Edna Barney
		When I showed the names to my elderly great grandmother Hackett, she said that the middle name of her husband was wrong, that his name was "John Wickleff Hackett".
		It appeared that Thomas Hackett, Junior was named as head of a household that must have included his mother and siblings.
		I studied the early Hacketts of Buckingham, Albemarle and Caroline Counties and came up with a genealogy tracing back to two Thomas Hacketts in 1724, involved in the estate of Patrick Kelley.
	ednabarney.com /hacket (665 words)

	Banks/Dean Genealogy - Person Page 25
		J. Hackett was Justice of the Peace in Bates County, MO in 1876.
		Mary Edwards Hackett was born in Pulford, England, to John and Elizabeth Wainwright Edwards.
		Timothy Hackett, notary public, real estate and collection agent, is a native of Lancashire, England, He was born in 1832, and after learning the wagon and flsmith trade in Liverpool, he emigrated to America in 1850, and landed in New Orleans.
	www.gordonbanks.com /gordon/family/2nd_Site/geb-p/p25.htm (6521 words)

	MSJ-The Drovers-Little High Sky Show
		Hackett, Paul Carrack, Pino Palladino, Hugo Degenhardt, Roger King and the Sanchez/Montoya chorale are the musicians on this piece.
		Hackett, Bill Bruford, Ben Fenner and John Wetton all put in solid performances on this cut.
		Here the musicians (Hackett, Chester Thompson, Alphonso Johnson, John Hackett and Julian Colbeck) turn in a rendition which, (other than a vocal line in the first verse that is in the vein of death metal and a short orchestral break), is quite faithful and well executed.
	www.musicstreetjournal.com /hackett.html (572 words)

	World of Genesis - Steve Hackett Album Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Collectively, this well-balanced set is one of Hackett's finest moments as a rock solo artist and is, without question, one of the best works of his entire career to date.
		John Hackett stands out on this recording as a outstanding flautist, perhaps more so than on any other of Steve's projects featuring his brother.
		For those who saw Hackett perform with his new band on the 2001/02 tours, telling you that the chemistry between the players on this record is extremely strong will come as no surprise.
	www.worldofgenesis.com /Hackett-albumreviews.htm (3666 words)

	John Hackett
		Brosius, D.C., J.T. Hackett, J.B. Tuttle (1992): Ca independent and Ca dependent stimulation of quantal release in avian ciliary ganglion neurons.
		Sperelakis, N. Suszkiw, J.B., and Hackett, J.T. (1995) The neuromuscular junction.
		Bykhovskaia, M., Worden, M.K., and J.T. Hackett (1996): An algorithm for high resolution detection of postsynaptic quantal events in extracellular records.
	www.healthsystem.virginia.edu /internet/physio/profiles/John_Hackett.cfm (336 words)

	AIM25: Royal College of Physicians: HACKETT, Cecil John (1905-1995)
		Administrative/Biographical history: Cecil John Hackett was born in Norwood, South Australia, on 25 April 1905, the son of Richard Hackett, horticulturalist.
		Hackett gained his MB BS from Adelaide in 1927 and came to England to study at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, where he obtained his diploma in 1930.
		Hackett took up a post at the Lester Research Institute in Shanghai, which he had to relinquish shortly afterwards when he developed tuberculosis.
	www.aim25.ac.uk /cats/8/7134.htm (870 words)

	The Waiting Room Online
		John Hackett really needs no introduction here but for those of you who may have been living in caves for the last thirty or so years; he is younger brother to Stephen Hackett esquire, master axeman and one time member of Genesis.
		John's instrument of choice was the flute however, he has foresaken that on this album to bring us another side of his musical talents.
		The album has obviously been a labour of love for John and he has been extremely lucky to have the talents of such fine musicians as Steve, Nick Magnus and Tony Patterson to breathe extra dimensions into the music and the wonderful lyrics of Nick Clabburn to broaden the picture even further.
	www.twronline.net /issues/twr53/twr53_jh_london_review.htm (517 words)

	Hackett - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A J Hackett, New Zealand bungee jumping entrepreneur
		Thomas Bernard Hackett, recipient of the Victoria Cross
		This is a disambiguation page — a list of topics associated with the same title.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hackett (80 words)

	John Hackett Joins Comau Pico Powertrain Systems as Director of Manufacturing - Robotics Online
		In his new position, Hackett will be responsible for all aspects of manufacturing, service, spare parts, and system training materials.
		A former employee of the Unova Industrial Automation Systems business segment, Hackett previously served as a director of customer service in both the U.S. and Europe, and as a managing director of production and engineering in Europe.
		Comau Pico was created in 1999 when Progressive Tool and Industries Company (PICO) became the North American subsidiary of Comau, S.p.A., a global industrial automation company with sales exceeding $2 billion and ranked as one of the world's largest suppliers of manufacturing equipment and systems.
	www.roboticsonline.com /public/articles/details.cfm?id=833 (360 words)

	Amazon.ca: Music: Sketches of Satie [Import] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Flutist John Hackett has played on many of his brother Steve's solo albums, but this is the first full-scale collaboration between the two.
		John's playing is so natural and fluent, it seems almost divinely inspired.
		Steve Hackett again demonstrates why he's one of the world's best and most versatile guitarists; by ceding the spotlight to his brother, he exhibits admirable modesty and restraint.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00006J3TS (658 words)

	PROGRESSIVEWORLD.NET: REVIEWS BY JOHN "BOBO" BOLLENBERG
		Although the duo had discussed whether at all to include an orchestra for this one they decided that the music of Satie didn't need any extras and would be perfect just for the "stripped" sound of guitar and flute.
		Needless to say the album is more of a solo spot for John's flute playing as opposed to the accompanying acoustic guitar in the background.
		That's why the Hackett brothers had this great idea of including a couple of "guitar only" tracks in the middle of the album to sort of make a "bridge" between two guitar/flute parts.
	www.progressiveworld.net /shackett2.html (482 words)

	John Hackett Biographical Sketch from Beers History of Warren County, Ohio
		JOHN HACKETT, flsmith, South Lebanon, was born near Goshen, in Warren Co., in 1837; he is a son of Samuel Hackett, a native of New Jersey, who settled in
		He, John, learned his trade in the county, and established himself in business in Butlerville, before the war, where he worked for some time.
		Hackett owns a fine property in the village, and is rather historic, from the fact that it was on his property.
	www.rootsweb.com /~ohwarren/Beers/V/unt/1054_hackett.htm (351 words)

	John L. Hackett, Sr., Colonel, United States Army (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		John L. Hackett Sr., 57, a retired Army colonel who since 1992 had been director of the Medical College Admission Test for the American Association of Medical Colleges, died September 12, 2000 at a hotel in Orlando after a heart attack.
		Colonel Hackett, a resident of Alexandria, Virginia, was on a business trip when stricken.
		Husband of Liz; father of John, Amy and Brian Hackett; brother of James E. Hackett, Jr.
	www.arlingtoncemetery.net /jlhackett.htm (220 words)

	Misc. Kent County, Delaware Obituaries & Death Notices
		Hackett was born to the late Rev. Phillip and Hattie Hackett.
		Hackett was loved dearly by the members of the church, his family and friends.
		Nichols was born near Dublin Hill, Sussex County, Del., son of the late John Jenkins Nichols and Sally Francis.
	www.obitcentral.com /obitsearch/obits/de/de-kent9.htm (2146 words)

	New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock MA-MAR
		Inedits is a live album of performances from throughout their career, and while the sound quality is not as great as the double-live, the performances are excellent, and it documents some interim lineups of the band that are not recorded elsewhere.
		Hackett also appears on "Veil of Sighs", an Enid-like reverie with a beautiful, fragile melody and a dreamy synthesizer coating half between classical and New Age.
		John McLaughlin's early 70's fusion band, showcases his unique guitar style and features an all star lineup of Billy Cobham, Jerry Goodman, Rick Laird and Jan Hammer.
	www.gepr.net /ma.html (14894 words)

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