21. The character of the brash young John Bell emerges in such interplay, as he disputes the reasoning of a colleague smugly certain that no ‘hidden variables' inhere in quantum http://www.gildertech.com/news_quotes.html

BOOK OF THE MONTH: The Age of Entanglement Bryce Christensen, Booklist , starred review: [Louisa] Gilder has taken to heart Heisenberg's declaration that 'science is rooted in conversations.' By recounting decisive conversations between researchers, she illuminates the tortuous path of quantum mechanics. The literal-minded may question the imaginative liberties Gilder takes in converting passages from letters and memoirs into face-to-face exchanges. But most readers will relish the psychological interplay she depicts. The character of the brash young John Bell emerges in such interplay, as he disputes the reasoning of a colleague smugly certain that no ‘hidden variables' inhere in quantum events. For in reacting against that smugness, Bell launches an epoch-making inquiry into the way subatomic particles remain linked — entangled — after separation. Lamentably, Bell dies before his findings open exciting new vistas in quantum computing. But this compelling history of his accomplishment will stimulate more of the seminal conversations that generate new science. No book more fully delivers the creative excitement of science. ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY MORE INFO The Coming Creativity Boom George Gilder

22. Knoxville.com Photo by Saul Young. John Bell, left, and Dave Schools of Widespread Panic, perform before a sold out crowd at the Tennessee Theatre. http://www.knoxville.com/photos/2010/jul/26/94171/

Knoxville.com Photo by Saul Young John Bell, left, and Dave Schools of Widespread Panic, perform before a sold out crowd at the Tennessee Theatre.

23. Patriots By State Lt. James Young. John Bell. Cornelius Keith Jr. Paul Hamilton. Samuel Swilley. George Abney. Reuben Holloway. James Jenkins. Jesse Hall. Henry Felder. John Bell http://danielnewnan.georgiastatedar.org/patriots_by_state.htm

Patriots by State "America" Connecticut Daniel Hitchcock Thomas Davis II Ambrose Hine Walter Tiffany Daniel Collins James Palmer Delaware Georgia Peter Strozier George Slaton Martin Mims John Jones Thomas McClendon Sr. John Castle Maryland Thomas Reeves Massachusetts Eleazer Stickney Elijah Brooks Lt. Timothy Younglove Maj. Gen. Artemus Ward Samuel Edwards Solomon M. Wood Jonathan Whitney Col. John Allan William Curtis New Hampshire William Cary Simon Locke Josiah Batchelder New Jersey William Furman Benjamin Conger New York John Dusenberry David Lyon North Carolina Samuel Sewell Sr. Valentine Leonard Thomas Lovvorn/Loving Pryor Gardner Margaret O'Neal McDowell William Hood John Efland Benjamin Register Benjamin Herndon Solomon Burris Jesse Hall Michael Hyder Nicholas J. Gibbs Allen Gay Pennsylvania Henry Ritchie Gottfried Frey Sebastian Weigle Rhode Island Preserved Whipple South Carolina Thomas Word Micajah Brooks Job Paget Tarleton Brown Lt. James Young John Bell Cornelius Keith Jr. Paul Hamilton Samuel Swilley George Abney Reuben Holloway James Jenkins Jesse Hall Henry Felder John Bell John Middleton Norwood Henry Lusk Virginia Capt. Robert Davis

24. Story When a young John Bell directed an equally youthful Peter Carroll in Ron Blair’s The Christian Brothers back in the 1970s, audience reactions http://www.catholicweekly.com.au/01/sep/23/story_16.html

Sydney 23 September 2001 Prayer for America: Thousands at services for terror victims Messages sent to US cardinals Prayer – the most powerful tool we have Rosary recordings resounding success ... Inspirations: Centacare’s glittering ball raises $50,000 to help kids in need 23 Sep 01 Oh, brother! Carroll back to old habit Peter Carroll in The Christian Brothers The Sydney Theatre Company is set to revisit Ron Blair’s The Christian Brothers with the original director and cast of one. Chris Hook reports When a young John Bell directed an equally youthful Peter Carroll in Ron Blair’s The Christian Brothers back in the 1970s, audience reactions were polarised. Blair recalls a particularly affronted brother demanding the right of reply, wanting to rebut the play’s content as the audience left the theatre. And when the play made its way to Melbourne, it incurred the wrath of Catholic social activist B A (Bob) Santamaria, who described it as “a disgraceful caricature”. “It was a knee-jerk reaction,” Blair says. “No one denies the ideal (of the Order) and in principle and in practice they are a magnificent body of men.”

25. John Bell Hood: Myths & Realities An article in the October 25, 1948 issue of Life Magazine told the titillating story of the forbidden courtship of young John Bell Hood and Kentucky belle Anne Mitchell. http://www.johnbellhood.org/myths.htm

General John Bell Hood: Myths and Realities "As is often the case in military history, if a story is repeated frequently by a legion of writers, it becomes accepted as fact by many readers. These stories acquire a life of their own and become part of the popular culture; their factual foundation is no longer questioned, much less critically evaluated." Last Chance for Victory, " Pub. Da Capo, NY, NY The Myths: Hood was unintelligent and undisciplined as a youth and at West Point. Hood always attacked, and made frontal assaults. Hood coldly sacrificed his men in combat. Hood was a poor division and corps commander. ... Hood was universally unpopular with the Army of Tennessee troops. Myth: Hood was unintelligent and undisciplined as a youth and at West Point. Reality: Hood's critics frequently cite his academic performance at West Point as an indicator of diminished intellect. Hood indeed graduated 44th of 52 in the West Point Class of 1853. However, what is never mentioned is that the Class of 1853 started with a total of 93 cadets in 1849, and of the 41 cadets who did not graduate, the vast majority were expelled for academic or disciplinary performance. It would be more accurate to view Hood as ranked 44th out of 93 original cadets in his class. Furthermore, class ranking at West Point has never been a fail-safe indicator of postgraduate accomplishment. Of the multitude of West Point graduates who served in the Civil War, many renowned commanders ranked in the lower half of their West Point classes. Among these were Confederate President Jefferson Davis, Adjutant General Samuel Cooper, generals William Hardee, W.H.T. Walker, James Longstreet, Earl Van Dorn, D.H. Hill, Lafayette McLaws, W. Kirby Smith, Fitzhugh Lee and Joe Wheeler, and Union generals Ulysses S. Grant, Phil Sheridan, Don Carlos Buell, Winfield Scott Hancock, George Stoneman, George Crook, and Alexander McCook.

26. MusicMoz - Instruments: Keyboard: Piano: Bands And Artists: Y Top Instruments Keyboard Piano Bands and Artists Y Links Young, John Bell (official site) Biography, reviews, articles; RealAudio and MP3 samples; more. http://musicmoz.org/Instruments/Keyboard/Piano/Bands_and_Artists/Y/

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27. Robert M Samol, Murfreesboro, TN | WhitePages Tanner J Young; John Bell; Benjamin Carrigan; Micah Creekmore; Susan Emory; Kim Gravatt; Amanda Hamitlon; T L Karns; Constance S Morris; Amber Petricca; Rachel A Poston http://www.whitepages.com/people/robert-samol-1

28. New Library Acquisitions: Library Of Congress Class M: Music And Books On Music Young, John Bell. Brahms a listener's guide. New York Amadeus Press, 2008. ML410.S283 M15 2008 MacDonald, Malcolm. Schoenberg. Oxford ; New York Oxford University Press, 2008 http://www.library.ohiou.edu/info/newacq/2008-10/m.html

ALICE InfoTree FAQ home ... October 2008 New Library Acquisitions Library of Congress Class M: Music and Books on Music M Music ML Literature of music MT Musical instruction and study Love ballads of the XVIth century : being a pleasant collection. New York: Roycroft Printing Shop, 1897. Britten, Benjamin. Literary works. Selections; Britten on music. Oxford ; New York: Oxford University Press, 2008. Russell, Tony. Country Music Records : a discography, 1921-1942. Oxford ; New York: Oxford University Press, 2008. Geck, Martin. Bach. English; Johann Sebastian Bach : life and work. Orlando: Harcourt, 2006. Young, John Bell. New York: Amadeus Press, 2008. MacDonald, Malcolm. Schoenberg. Oxford ; New York: Oxford University Press, 2008. Coltman, Bob. Paul Clayton and the folksong revival. Lanham, Md.: Scarecrow Press, 2008. Greene, Bob. When we get to Surf City : a journey through America in pursuit. The keyboard in Baroque Europe. Cambridge u.a.: Cambridge Univ. Press, 2004. Jisi, Chris. The fretless bass. San Francisco, Calif.; Enfield: Backbeat; Publishers Group, Johnston, Jill.

29. At The Library Theleafchronicle.com The Leaf Chronicle Puccini A Listeners Guide by Young, John Bell Afoot Afield Atlanta A Comprehensive Hiking Guide by Woolf, Marcus. Hunters Guide To Whitetail Rifles by Schoby, Michael http://www.theleafchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=20109100332

30. Sword Exposed Checking Dyer’s sources reveal that he used a single source who stated that young John Bell Hood was a contrary, gregarious child. This source was a single distant relative whose http://swordexposed.com/

A reply to Wiley Sword's Letter to the Editor in the August 2009 issue of Civil War News is posted below this essay. H ow far will an author or historian go to build a career? To what extremes will he or she go for riches, respect and notoriety? Is professional success so important that honesty, character and decency should be compromised? Has celebrated Civil War author Wiley Sword built a career by compromising scholastic integrity and basic human decency in his caustic attacks on the honorable legacy of Confederate General John Bell Hood? Evidence of Sword's half truths and false assertions about Gen. Hood are provided in the following expose'. In 2007 Sword published a book of essays titled, Courage Under Fire: Profiles in Bravery from the Battlefields of the Civil War As Sword did in his acclaimed 1991 book, Authors Scott Bowden and Bill Ward wrote in their 2003 book, Last Chance for Victory "As is often the case in military history, if a story is repeated frequently by a legion of writers, it becomes accepted as fact by many readers. These stories acquire a life of their own and become part of the popular culture; their factual foundation is no longer questioned, much less critically evaluated." This is precisely the state of the legacy of John Bell Hood, as defined by Sword.

31. Civil War Women Blog, Anna Marie Hennen Hood | Civil War Women Blog During the extended absences of his father, young John Bell would be influenced by his grandfathers – Lucas Hood, a crusty veteran of the Indian Wars, and his maternal http://www.civilwarwomenblog.com/2009/04/anna-marie-hennen-hood.html

32. Leftover Salmon: Years In Your Ears (DVD) On JamBase Leftover's signature jams accompany some amazing still photos, including a touching one of a young John Bell and Mikey Houser jamming with them. http://www.jambase.com/Articles/10204/Leftover-Salmon-Years-In-Your-Ears-(DVD)

33. The Action At The Bald Hill Atlanta Cmapaign Formed in a semicircle around the north and east of the Georgia city, they began pressure young John Bell Hood, new commander of the Army of Tennessee. http://www.civilwarbuff.org/NewsLetters/2008/feb08.pdf

34. Will Of William Newcom Sr. I give to my son James A. Newcom his heirs forever, the tract of land improved by him, adjoining the lands of his brother William D. Young John Bell sic The abovementioned http://www.westernkyhistory.org/crittenden/wmnewcomsrwill.html

Will of William Newcom Sr., contributed by Janet K. Hawkins, JanetIguana@aol.com

35. Bart Berman - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Bart Berman (born in Rotterdam, December 29, 1938) is a DutchIsraeli pianist and composer, best known as an interpreter of Franz Schubert and 20th century music. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bart_Berman

Bart Berman From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Bart Berman (born in Rotterdam , December 29, 1938) is a Dutch Israeli pianist and composer, best known as an interpreter of Franz Schubert and 20th century music Bart Berman studied piano with Jaap Spaanderman at a predecessor of the Conservatorium van Amsterdam and complemented his piano education with Theo Bruins and a master class by Alfred Brendel As a soloist Berman was awarded the Dutch Prize of Excellence, the first prize in the Gaudeamus Competition for interpreters of contemporary music the Friends of the Concertgebouw Award and four first prizes at competitions for young soloists. He performs in Israel, Europe and the United States , as a soloist and in chamber music . Berman was a soloist with many Dutch and Israeli orchestras and often records for CDs, radio and television. Current collaborations include flautist Abbie de Quant (since 1970), Duo 4 with pianist Meir Wiesel, the Tamar Piano Trio and ensembles with vocalists such as Bat-Sheva Zeisler and Shimrit Carmi. Past partnerships include Duo Beer Sheva with the late pianist

36. Ryan Bingham The Dead Horses News Roadhouse Sun CD Review down with Bingham’s vocals sounding like a young John Bell (Widespread Panic). But what makes this combination of American roots influences so http://www.losthighwayrecords.com/artist/press/detail.aspx?nid=2536&aid=257

37. At The Library Theleafchronicle.com The Leaf Chronicle Puccini A Listeners Guide by Young, John Bell Afoot Afield Atlanta A Comprehensive Hiking Guide by Woolf, Marcus. Hunters Guide To Whitetail Rifles by Schoby, Michael http://www.theleafchronicle.com/article/20100910/NEWS01/9100332/1002/NEWS01

38. New Library Acquisitions: Library Of Congress Class M: Music And Books On Music Young, John Bell. Schubert a survey of his symphonic, piano, and chamber music. New York Amadeus Press, 2009. ML410.S53 M64 2008 Mishra, Michael. http://www.library.ohiou.edu/info/newacq/2009-10/m.html

ALICE InfoTree FAQ home ... October 2008 New Library Acquisitions Library of Congress Class M: Music and Books on Music M Music ML Literature of music MT Musical instruction and study Macapat modern dalam sastra Jawa : analisis bentuk dan isi. Rawamangun, Jakarta: Pusat Bahasa, Departemen Pendidikan Nasional, 2003. Lang, Michael. The road to Woodstock. New York: Ecco, 2009. Tom Thumb. Libretto; Tom Thumb : a burletta. London: Thomas Rodd ..., 1830. Varod, Gil. Oedipus!. Libretto; Oedipus for kids! : a new musical gone horribly, horribly wrong. New York: Samuel French New York, 2008. Smith, Kerry L. Encyclopedia of indie rock. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 2008. Clifton, Keith E. Recent American art song : a guide. Lanham, Md.: Scarecrow Press, 2008. Musical improvisation : art, education, and society. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 2009. The century of Bach and Mozart : perspectives on historiography, composition, theory, and performance. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Department of Music; Distributed by Harvard University Press, 2009, 2008. Music in the USA : a documentary companion.

39. News : For The Sake Of The Song: The Story Of Anderson Fair down with Bingham’s vocals sounding like a young John Bell (Widespread Panic). But what makes this combination of American roots influences so http://www.losthighwayrecords.com/artist/detail.aspx?nid=2536&aid=257&cm

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