Jan
04
2010
0

I was looking back to see, if you were looking back to see, if I was looking back to see, if you are looking at me! Africana Air it is 2010, Happy New Year, Things are not going to be the same! Wait You will see.

 

AFRICANA AIR 3F

AMBIANCE de VIE

In the world, there is beauty that has never been told. From mountains high to the sea below. On the face of  this wonderful place, is you, among so many wonderful things. You are wonderful too.

Ambiance de Vie is the atmosphere of life, your life. Your life, your pleasure, your security.

Security, yes thank you for trying, but we found that only you can secure yourself.

Africana Air 3F offers you the ability to monitor your world, enjoy your world  and life, your life and your love ones.

It is 2010, things will not be the same. Wait, you will see..

 She was looking back to see. If you knew, I knew. You where looking at me.

Hear and feel the love in the air in her song,  Sublime amour – Major zouk

I was looking back to see

 

 
"so wonderful as a Rose"
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Jul
27
2009
0

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Apologizing for the enslavement and racial segregation of African-Americans. Whereas, during the history of the Nation, the United States has grown into a symbol of democracy and freedom around the world; Whereas the legacy of African-Americans is interwoven with the very fabric of the democracy and freedom of the United States; Whereas millions of Africans and their descendants were enslaved in the United States and the 13 American colonies from 1619 through 1865; Whereas Africans forced into slavery were brutalized, humiliated, dehumanized, and subjected to the indignity of being stripped of their names and heritage; Whereas many enslaved families were torn apart after family members were sold separately; Whereas the system of slavery and the visceral racism against people of African descent upon which it depended became enmeshed in the social fabric of the United States; Whereas slavery was not officially abolished until the ratification of the 13th amendment to the Constitution of the United States in 1865, after the end of the Civil War; Whereas after emancipation from 246 years of slavery, African-Americans soon saw the fleeting political, social, and economic gains they made during Reconstruction eviscerated by virulent racism, lynchings, disenfranchisement, Black Codes, and racial segregation laws that imposed a rigid system of officially sanctioned racial segregation in virtually all areas of life; Whereas the system of de jure racial segregation known as “Jim Crow”, which arose in certain parts of the United States after the Civil War to create separate and unequal societies for Whites and African-Americans, was a direct result of the racism against people of African descent that was engendered by slavery; Whereas the system of Jim Crow laws officially existed until the 1960s–a century after the official end of slavery in the United States–until Congress took action to end it, but the vestiges of Jim Crow continue to this day; Whereas African-Americans continue to suffer from the consequences of slavery and Jim Crow laws–long after both systems were formally abolished–through enormous damage and loss, both tangible and intangible, including the loss of human dignity and liberty; Whereas the story of the enslavement and de jure segregation of African-Americans and the dehumanizing atrocities committed against them should not be purged from or minimized in the telling of the history of the United States; Whereas those African-Americans who suffered under slavery and Jim Crow laws, and their descendants, exemplify the strength of the human character and provide a model of courage, commitment, and perseverance; Whereas, on July 8, 2003, during a trip to Goree Island, Senegal, a former slave port, President George W. Bush acknowledged the continuing legacy of slavery in life in the United States and the need to confront that legacy, when he stated that slavery “was . . . one of the greatest crimes of history . . . The racial bigotry fed by slavery did not end with slavery or with segregation. And many of the issues that still trouble America have roots in the bitter experience of other times. But however long the journey, our destiny is set: liberty and justice for all.”; Whereas President Bill Clinton also acknowledged the deep-seated problems caused by the continuing legacy of racism against African-Americans that began with slavery, when he initiated a national dialogue about race; Whereas an apology for centuries of brutal dehumanization and injustices cannot erase the past, but confession of the wrongs committed and a formal apology to African-Americans will help bind the wounds of the Nation that are rooted in slavery and can speed racial healing and reconciliation and help the people of the United States understand the past and honor the history of all people of the United States; Whereas the legislatures of the Commonwealth of Virginia and the States of Alabama, Florida, Maryland, and North Carolina have taken the lead in adopting resolutions officially expressing appropriate remorse for slavery, and other State legislatures are considering similar resolutions; and Whereas it is important for the people of the United States, who legally recognized slavery through the Constitution and the laws of the United States, to make a formal apology for slavery and for its successor, Jim Crow, so they can move forward and seek reconciliation, justice, and harmony for all people of the United States: Now, therefore, be it Resolved by the Senate (the House of Representatives concurring), That the sense of the Congress is the following: (1) Apology for the enslavement and segregation of african-americans. –The Congress– (A) acknowledges the fundamental injustice, cruelty, brutality, and inhumanity of slavery and Jim Crow laws; (B) apologizes to African-Americans on behalf of the people of the United States, for the wrongs committed against them and their ancestors who suffered under slavery and Jim Crow laws; and (C) expresses its recommitment to the principle that all people are created equal and endowed with inalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, and calls on all people of the United States to work toward eliminating racial prejudices, injustices, and discrimination from our society. (2) Disclaimer.- -Nothing in this resolution– (A) authorizes or supports any claim against the United States; or (B) serves as a settlement of any claim against the United States.

 

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION

Apologizing for the enslavement and racial segregation of African-Americans.

Whereas, during the history of the Nation, the United States has grown into a symbol of democracy and freedom around the world;

Whereas the legacy of African-Americans is interwoven with the very fabric of the democracy and freedom of the United States;

Whereas millions of Africans and their descendants were enslaved in the United States and the 13 American colonies from 1619 through 1865;

Whereas Africans forced into slavery were brutalized, humiliated, dehumanized, and subjected to the indignity of being stripped of their names and heritage;

Whereas many enslaved families were torn apart after family members were sold separately;

Whereas the system of slavery and the visceral racism against people of African descent upon which it depended became enmeshed in the social fabric of the United States;

Whereas slavery was not officially abolished until the ratification of the 13th amendment to the Constitution of the United States in 1865, after the end of the Civil War;

Whereas after emancipation from 246 years of slavery, African-Americans soon saw the fleeting political, social, and economic gains they made during Reconstruction eviscerated by virulent racism, lynchings, disenfranchisement, Black Codes, and racial segregation laws that imposed a rigid system of officially sanctioned racial segregation in virtually all areas of life;

Whereas the system of de jure racial segregation known as “Jim Crow”, which arose in certain parts of the United States after the Civil War to create separate and unequal societies for Whites and African-Americans, was a direct result of the racism against people of African descent that was engendered by slavery;

Whereas the system of Jim Crow laws officially existed until the 1960s–a century after the official end of slavery in the United States–until Congress took action to end it, but the vestiges of Jim Crow continue to this day;

Whereas African-Americans continue to suffer from the consequences of slavery and Jim Crow laws–long after both systems were formally abolished–through enormous damage and loss, both tangible and intangible, including the loss of human dignity and liberty;

Whereas the story of the enslavement and de jure segregation of African-Americans and the dehumanizing atrocities committed against them should not be purged from or minimized in the telling of the history of the United States;

Whereas those African-Americans who suffered under slavery and Jim Crow laws, and their descendants, exemplify the strength of the human character and provide a model of courage, commitment, and perseverance;

Whereas, on July 8, 2003, during a trip to Goree Island, Senegal, a former slave port, President George W. Bush acknowledged the continuing legacy of slavery in life in the United States and the need to confront that legacy, when he stated that slavery “was . . . one of the greatest crimes of history . . . The racial bigotry fed by slavery did not end with slavery or with segregation. And many of the issues that still trouble America have roots in the bitter experience of other times. But however long the journey, our destiny is set: liberty and justice for all.”;

Whereas President Bill Clinton also acknowledged the deep-seated problems caused by the continuing legacy of racism against African-Americans that began with slavery, when he initiated a national dialogue about race;

Whereas an apology for centuries of brutal dehumanization and injustices cannot erase the past, but confession of the wrongs committed and a formal apology to African-Americans will help bind the wounds of the Nation that are rooted in slavery and can speed racial healing and reconciliation and help the people of the United States understand the past and honor the history of all people of the United States;

Whereas the legislatures of the Commonwealth of Virginia and the States of Alabama, Florida, Maryland, and North Carolina have taken the lead in adopting resolutions officially expressing appropriate remorse for slavery, and other State legislatures are considering similar resolutions; and

Whereas it is important for the people of the United States, who legally recognized slavery through the Constitution and the laws of the United States, to make a formal apology for slavery and for its successor, Jim Crow, so they can move forward and seek reconciliation, justice, and harmony for all people of the United States: Now, therefore, be it

Resolved by the Senate (the House of Representatives concurring),

That the sense of the Congress is the following:

(1) Apology for the enslavement and segregation of african-americans. –The Congress–

(A) acknowledges the fundamental injustice, cruelty, brutality, and inhumanity of slavery and Jim Crow laws;

(B) apologizes to African-Americans on behalf of the people of the United States, for the wrongs committed against them and their ancestors who suffered under slavery and Jim Crow laws; and

(C) expresses its recommitment to the principle that all people are created equal and endowed with inalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, and calls on all people of the United States to work toward eliminating racial prejudices, injustices, and discrimination from our society.

(2) Disclaimer.- -Nothing in this resolution–

(A) authorizes or supports any claim against the United States; or

(B) serves as a settlement of any claim against the United States.

 

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Jun
11
2009
1

OMAR BONGO PRESIDENT OF GABON HAS DIED OUR GOOD FRIEND

REUTERS – Gabon’s President Omar Bongo has died after 41 years in power in the central African country, French media said on Sunday, but the country’s prime minister said he was unable to confirm the reports.

The 73-year-old checked into a clinic in Spain last month amid reports that he was suffering from cancer, fuelling speculation over the future of the former French colony, which has a well established oil industry.

There was no immediate comment from the hospital on Sunday.

Quoting a source close to Bongo’s entourage, the website of French magazine Le Point reported on Sunday that Bongo had died.

But Gabon’s Prime Minister Jean Eyeghe Ndong said he was surprised by the French media reports. "If such a situation happens, I think and I know that the family of President Bongo would naturally inform me. This is not the case at the moment I am talking to you," Ndong told Gabonese television on Sunday evening.

Concerns over the health of Africa’s longest-serving ruler intensified last month after he suspended his functions as head of the oil-producing state for the first time since taking power in 1967.

But Gabon’s government said last month Bongo was resting in Spain after the death of his wife in March and that he would return home to resume his functions as head of state.

Reports that Bongo was ill had fuelled debates over who would take over and speculation there might be turmoil, as in Togo when long-time President Gnassingbe Eyadema died in 2005.

But Eurasia Group Middle East and Africa analyst Sebastian Spio-Garbrah says the fears are unfounded and Bongo’s son, Defence Minister Ali Ben Bongo, was likely to take over.

"Despite widespread foreign investor worries … an orderly secession managed by the ruling Gabonese Democratic Party (PDG) will install Bongo’s well-respected son … or another close family member, to the presidency and avoid any messy succession crisis," he wrote in a research note last month.

In the event of the president’s death, the constitution calls for Senate President Rose Francine Rogombe, a PDG ally, to step in as caretaker leader in charge of organising elections.

The prospect of turmoil in the case of the president’s death has also been reduced by Bongo’s long-term successes of minimising ethnic tensions in the country, analysts say.

Bongo nurtured close ties with former colonial power France, whose Total SA oil giant is one of the biggest investors in the country.
 

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Jun
09
2009
0

About Knowledgecash.com

 

WHAT IS :

  knowledgecash.com

  Knowledgecash was created  in 2004.  A place where you can buy and sell knowledge world wide.

It was created by Louis Brown Jr and a group of programmers from Bulgaria.

Louis Brown Jr is the owner. It was his concept and design. The programmers was unique to be able to get the idea  from concept to a funtional web site. That fact is, all the functions are still not in the site. This will come later as the internet itself settles down and become functional.

It was meant to be simple. With the possibility to hide information where only the person you need to see it can, without  revealing one self unless you want.

You can author any document, video, links or other ,  you own or create or not.

You can post as many infolops as you like. each posting is like a web site to the poster or user. Blogs, answers, all came after knowledgecash touching on the concept.

At Knowledgecash.com the data base is small but not repeating over and over as other search engines do, leaving you in a sea of the same,  to drown in and leave you wandering wander what you can really believe.

There is a lot of things there including entertainment, jokes, truths that one knows, things one want to know, others are in hide.

Things are there even money cash, if you know how to find it. If you do you would never be broke.

  You  only need one good source  to process your infomation or buy your information. KC, as we call it is simple. But real! Check it out… by; lbj

Knowledgecash is:

Information network systems

    • This is a "Conversion Engine" which converts Knowledge to Cash or Cash to Knowledge.
    • A Globalwide, Interactive, Transprant, Multi – Media, Information Network System. "Seamless-ly Secure". < "GITMM – SS" >
    • A Promotion "Spike" in Sponsored Burst. < "PSSB" >
    • A Personal, Group, or Community Developer. < ‘PGCD" >
    • A Hidden, Anonymous-ly Secure Communicator < "HASC" >.

Environment:

Globalwide, Interactive, Transparent, Muliti-Media. In library and digitally – safe, encrypted / decrypted Infolope files. Seamlessly arranged, in concert within the Network Systems

 

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Jun
09
2009
0

SOCIAL SECURITY CHANGES THIS IS A PETITION NATION WIDE

SOCIAL SECURITY CHANGES   

It does not matter if you personally like or dislike Obama.  You need to sign this petition and flood his e-mail box with e-mails that tell him that, even if the House passes this bill, he needs to veto it.  It is already impossible to live on Social Security alone.  If the government gives benefits to ‘illegal’ aliens who have never contributed, where does that leave those of us who have paid into Social Security all our working lives?

As stated below, the Senate voted this week to allow ‘illegal’ aliens access to Social Security benefits.
Attached is an opportunity to sign a petition that requires citizenship for eligibility to that social service.

Instructions are below.  If you don’t forward the petition and just stop it, we will lose all these names.

If you do not want to sign it, please just forward it to everyone you know.

Thank you!

To add your name, click on ‘forward’.  Address it to all of your email correspondents, add your name to the list and send it on.

When the petition hits 1,000, send it to comment@whitehouse.gov

PETITION for President Obama:

Dear Mr. President:
We, the undersigned, protest the bill that the Senate voted on recently which would allow illegal aliens to access our Social Security..  We demand that you and all Congressional representatives require citizenship as a pre-requisite for social services in the United States.

We further demand that there not be any amnesty give n to illegal aliens, NO free20services, no funding, no payments to and for illegal immigrants

1.     Mary Takami , Calif.                                              

2.     Connie Dodd. Calif.                                  

3.     Frank Beirau , Calif.

4.     Barbara Murray , Calif.

5. Dody Farha , Okla.
6, Woody Farho, Okla
7. Donna Capatosto , CA
8. Larry Capatosto , CA
9. Ryan Capatosto , CA
10. Samantha Capatost o, CA
11. Nan cy Brown, Torrance , CA
12. Daniel Brown, Torrance , CA
13. Tamara Clark, Torrance , CA
14. Darrin Clark, Torrance , CA
15. J . L. Thome, Torrance , CA
16. J. E. Thome, Torrance , CA
17. Phillip Cook, Manhattan Beach , CA
18. Howard Thrall, Rancho Palos Verdes , CA
19. Jim Lehman The Dalles , OR
20. TOM JENSEN, SAN ANTONIO , TEXAS
21. Ed Melone Phoenix AZ
22. Laetitia Borden Phoenix AZ
23. Bob Reid, Mesa AZ
24. Janet Reid, Mesa AZ
25. Kaley Reid, Mesa AZ
26. Antonio Reid, Mesa AZ
27. Spike Graham, Paradise Valley , AZ
28. Wendy Graham, Paradise Valley , AZ
29. Joe Joh nston, Gilbert AZ
30. Jerry Epple r, Carmel , CA
31. Mary Wort h, Prescott AZ
32. Gary Ca rville, Los Alto s , CA
33. Ron Jeziorski, Santa Clara , CA
34. Jeff Jeziorski, Thousand Oaks , CA
35. Gary Kos, Thousand Oaks
36. Susan Kos, Thousand Oaks
37. Pierre Gerardy, Fillmore , CA
38. Cynthia Nadeau, Van Nuys , CA
39. Sean Nadeau, Van N uys
40 ; Kyle Nadeau, van N uys
41. William Coburn, Sherman Oaks, CA
42. James Harper, Sherman Oaks
43. Carver Shannon, Los Angeles
44. Paul Turgeon, Los Angeles
45. Cathy Wainwright, Redondo Beach
46. Thomas Raoch, Redondo Beach , CA
47. Doris Roach, Redondo Beach , CA
48 John Sabel, Redondo Beach , CA
49. Howard Wood, Redndo Beach , CA
50 Vincent Wainwright, San Diego , CA
51. David Kauffman, San Diego , CA
52. Don ! Jorgenson, Hawthrone , CA
53. Sam Gerardi, Redondo Beach , CA
54 Michele Crowley , PA
55. Richard Crowley , PA
56. Bill Thompson
57. Jan Thompso n
58. Br it Lane
59. Therese Blyleven
60. Eugenia Barney
6 1 Larry Barne
62. Barbara M. Koh l Tonaske t , Wa
63. J A. LOWMAN YUMA , AZ
64. Deveta Papania, Yuma , AZ
65. B. Picciano , AZ
66. A. Picciano , AZ
67.. J. Lang, Ar
68. W. Lang, Ar.
69. C. Gully, Ca..
70. J. Gully, Ca..
71. C Rusch Ca
72. Chryl Gallagher, Ca
73.. Dominic Cerra , CA
74. Tracy Regan, Vista , CA
75. Yvonne Hamnquist, Vista , CA
76. Mike Hamnquist, Vista , CA
77. Myrrl Hamnquist, Vista , CA
78. Janette McLintock, V ista, CA
79. Robert McLintock, Vista , CA
80. Robert McLintock, Jr, Lincoln , NE
81. Katie McLintock, Linco ln, NE
82. J. Woodburn, Vista , CA
83. M. A. Woodburn, V! ista , CA
84. C. A. Woodburn, Vista , CA
85. Gerald A. Boswell, Prescott , AZ
86. Rehab S. Bo swell, Prescott , AZ
87. Oliver Taylor, Prescott , AZ
88. Carolyn S. Taylor, Prescott , AZ
89. Thomas A. Reid
90. Shirley L. Reid
91. Susan Whiteley Las Vegas , NV
92. Paul Whiteley Las Vega s , NV
93. Bar b ara Meyer , CA
94. William Damery

95. Richard Anderson , Pioneer, CA.
96.=2 0Debbie Anderson, Pioneer, CA.
97. Gary Dorall, Pioneer, CA
98. Jean Dorall, Pioneer, CA.
99. Janice Anderson CA
100= Orville Anderson CA
101 Charles Scanlon, CA
102 Dolores Scanlon, CA
103 Donald R Burr
104 Darlene Y. Burr
105 Richard W. Bothman
106 Dennis Holmes , CAlifornia
107. Harlan L. Bowe, Sierra Vista , AZ
108 Larry Bonham
109.Merle Forst Oregon
110 Marlena Forst , California
111. Gayle Heiser , Oregon
112. Pat Wells , California
113. Jan Wendell , Texas
114. Sharon Schutz , Texas
115. David Schutz , Texas
116. Kitty Jones , Texas
117. Carolyn Joynt , Tennessee
118. Paul Brown , MS
119. Connie Brown , MS
120.. Johnny L. Sanders, LA
121. Rebecca T. Sanders, LA
122 John Dukes , La.
123. Lois M. Dukes, La
124. Terry Wil son , La.
125. Dean Wilkerson , AR
126. W. Curtis Hicks
127. Gypsy N. Hicks
1 2 8.. Neil H. Dobbins, AR
129. Regina M Do bbins, AR
13 0. Ida L. Kennedy, AR
131. Frank Bonner, Ca
132. DeAndra Boydd , CA
133. Marcus B oydd, CA
134. Danny Michaels , CA
135 Daniel Meditz , CA
136. Dorothy Gehring , CA
137. Harvey B. Walker, Anaheim ,Ca
138. Linda L. Walker, Anaheim , Ca
139 KC Douglas, Anaheim , Ca
140 Brandi L. Walker Anaheim Hills, Ca
141. Zach Bevans, Anaheim Hills, Ca
142. Devin D. Schroeder, Corona , Ca
=0 A143. Paul Schroeder, Corona , Ca
144. Nan cee Micham, Taneyville , Mo
145. Mike Micham, Taneyville, Ca
146. Helen Sabin, Rancho Palos Verde s, Ca
147. Julie Clarke, San Pedro , CA
148. Nikola Brajevich, Rancho Palos Verdes , Ca
149. Richard B! ulot, San Pedro , CA
150. Joe B.. Cagle, Irvine , CA
151. Ronald A. Cotta, Redondo Beach , CA
152. Carol Waselenchuk , FL
153. Jeanette J. Brooks
154. Sheryl L Brooks
155. Kyleen Madsen , FL
156. R and Madsen , FL
157. David A . Wh i tehorn, Fl.
158. Mary Whitehorn, Fl.
158 …. James H. Peak
159. Jani th E. Peak
160. Bill Millholland
161.. Barbara Millholland
162. Gerald Powell
163. Linda Powell
164. RAYMOND KUHN
165. Dolores Kuhn
166. Roger Parrish
167 Joan ne Parrish
168 Mike Volpe, Florida
169 Betty Volpe, Florida
170 Kyle L. Hartzell, Florida
171 Thom Milnor, Douglasville , GA
172 Eileen Milnor, Douglasville , GA
173 Gary Milnor, Douglasville , GA
174 Jackie Francis, Douglasville , GA
175 Lawrence P Pate , Avon Park , Florida
176 Penny Socin, Arlington , Texas
178 Jerry Socin, Arlington , Texas
179 Rad er , Belvidere , Illinois
180 Marnie Mowles, Marion , Montana
181 William R. Miller Jr, KANSAS
182 Linda Miller , KANSAS
183 David Dielman
184 Orland Rose ll
185. Amber Brooks
186. Jason Rose ll
187. Courtney Brooks, Pensacol a , Florida
188.. Becky Brooks, Pensacola , Florida
189 Pam Leon ard, Cantonment, FL
190. Ja mes T. Pensacola , FL
191. W.Thomas TN
192. H Thomas TN
19 3. Fort Wayne Hopper, AL
194. B Clark , A L
195. C. Jordan, Al.
196. R. Knight
197. D. H.. Blackwelder , FL
198. K. Dougherty , MD
199. R. Dougherty , MD
200.. M Ranalla , ME
201. C. Ranalla , WA
202. ANGELA RYNIAK, JEFFERSON , PA
203. WALTER G. RYNIAK
204. JOY RYNIAK
205 Marilyn Monroe
206 William Young Levittown , PA
207 Karren Young Levittown , PA
208 Betty Lefevre
209 Carl D. Hoagland
210 Ma xine Hoagland
211 William Jarvis Albany , Ga.
212 Elizabeth Jarvis Albany , Ga
213 Jane Lyons Elwood, In
214 Rachel Lyons Elwood, In
215 Mary McFall Elwood , IN
216 Louis Frederick
217 James Davis
218 Gary Rogers219 Rita Rogers
220 Yolonda L. Hiser
221 sonja boozier FL
222 Phyllis Campeau, Clinton Twp., MI
223 Lowell Gordon, Montpelier , IN
224 Carolyn Gordon, Montpelier , IN
225. Charles D. Gord on
226. Wayne & Bett y Lake Mi < BR>

227. Ron Phyllis Zacharias, stanwood michigan
228. Vera Mihal tan Livonia , Mi.
229 David L. Deckard, Murfreesboro .. TN
230 Wayne Fought, Elberta , AL
231. Stephen Reno,20Trenton , MI
232. Lorraine Reno , Trenton , MI
233. Randine Scheffler
234. Dennis Scheffler
235. Bart Jeannette
236. Tracy Jeannette
237. Brad Pruett
238. Carol Pruett
239. David M. Levely
240. Claretta Hegwood, Clinton Twp., MI
241 Nan cy Zurawski , MI
242 Paulette Adams
243. Charleen Kaltz Michigan
244. Constance M.. Buffa, New Baltimore , ! MI
245. Kathleen M. Allen, Warren , MI
246. Betty Delligatta, An aheim , CA
247. Pat Delligatta, Anaheim , CA
248. Diane Motyka, Northfield , OH
249. Pat Bruckner, Mantua , OH
250. Bill Radke, Solon, OH
251 Deanna Radke, Solon , OH
252. Peggy Weist Bedford , Oh
253.. Thomas Manacapilli Universal City , TX
254. Sharon Manacapilli Universal City , Tx
255. Sarah Man aca p illi Universal City , Tx
254. Luke Manacapilli Universal City , Tx
257. Rita Dufala No rthfield Cen ter, Oh
258. Naomi Polovich, Coconut Creek , Florida
259. Linda L.Emery, Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
260. Melinda Bindas, Girard , OH
261. Mary Petersen, Orwell , OH
262. Tracey Myers, Warren , Oh
263. Norma Roudebush, Louisaville , Ohio
264. Barbara Orberson Clarksville , Indiana
265. Norm Whiteland
266. Barbara Ann Bogue, Marshall , TX
267. Marion Lee Bogue, Marshall , TX
268. Sandra A. McCartney, Fort Worth , TX
26= 9. Jack D. McCartney, Fort Worth , TX
270. Elaine Perr y Verdin, LaMarque , TX
271.. Adam J. Verdin, LaMarque , TX
272. Wade Verdin, Georgetown , TX
273. Carol Ann Verdin, Georgetow n , TX
274. Brian Verdin, Krum , TX
275. Bonnie Regini, Bayou Vista , TX
276. Ray Regini, Bayou Vista , TX
277. Renee Hitchcock , Texas City , TX
278. John Hitchcock , Texas City , TX
279. Tiffany Hitchcock , Texas Ci t y , TX
280. Rose Mary Smith, La Marque , TX
281. Peggy Smith , La Marque , TX
282. Sue Porter, Commerce, TX
283. Schelly Porter, Commerce, TX
284. Paul Hooper , Missouri City , TX
285. Earl Gremillion, Ruidoso , NM
286. T..F. Hewell, Jr., Katy TX
287. Peggy Hewell, Nixon TX
288. John Hewell, Nixon TX
289. Shawn Hewell, Nixon , TX
290. Wildajean Hewell , Nixon , TX
291. Damita Cirillo Huffman , Tx
292. Lewis Walker Huffman, Tx
293. Denise Baker, Houston , TX
294.. Cody Baker, Houston, T X
295. Roy Brown, Crockett , TX
296. Ruby Brown, Crockett , TX
297. May Ree Nix, Crockett , TX
298. Rachel Brown, Houston , TX
299. Vern DeSplinter, Houston , TX
300 Kathryn DeSplinter, Houston , TX
301 Lauri DeRouen, Orchard, Texas
302. David DeRouen, Orchard, Texas
303.. Deanne Ewing, Orchard, Texas
304. Jeanne Jeffcoat, Galena Park , Texas
305. Jerry Coenen, Ma libu , CA
306. Gloria Coenen, Malibu , CA
307.. D a wne Sa lopek, Houston , TX
308. Karen I. Mil ler, Oak=2 0Creek , Wi
309. Faith Hall, Crystal Fal ls , Mi
310 Terri Conde, Troy , TX
311 Willis Brewer, Lexington , TX
312 Walter Johnson , Colorado City , TX .
313. Bobbie Johnson , Colorado City , TX
314. Kerry Sweatt Leakey Tx
315. Monty Shank , Tx
316. Ronny Fite , Tx
317.. Lynn Fite , Tx
318. RICK WALLER , TX
319. DEBRA WALLER, TX
320. Johnny Wesley , TX
321. Jennie Wesley. TX
322. Kay Howard , Tx
323. gary ledger TX
324. Mary Cowan TX
325. Bill Cowan TX
326. Jeff Cowan TX
327. Misty Vaughn TX.
328. Linda Anderson Tyler , Tx
329. Samuel G Anderson Tyler , Tx
330. Deborah Carnes Flint TX
331. Ben Carnes Flint TX
332. Donna Partin Tyler , TX
333. Joyce Baham , Tx
334. Jim Baham , Tx
335. Ross Pittman Tx
336 Beth Pittman TX
337. C. Robinson , Louisiana
338. Scott Glover
339. David A Calhoun Sr., Louisiana
340. Marjie S. Calhoun, Louis i ana
341. Ge rald Wittenberg , Kansas
342. Maxine Wittenberg , Kansas
343. Lue Asmussen , Kansas
344 Dorothy McCaslin , Kansas
345 Carol Van Sickle , MI
346 Wayne Van Sickle , MI
347 Donna Barnickol, CA
348 Margaret Russell, Cornelius , OR
349 Michelle Case, Hillsboro , OR
350 Cindy Falter Vancouver , WA
351 Darlene Kieser, Brush Prairie, WA
352 Sa mmie R hyne, Brush Prairie, WA
353 Brett Croft, Brush=2 0Prairie, WA
354. John J. & Nan cy J. Kotrlik, Vancouver , WA
355. L Ceccoli, Brush Prairie, WA
356. Ken Love Battle Ground, W A
357. Julie Love Batt le Ground, WA
358. Jon Love Vancouver , WA
359. Marc Love Vancouver , WA
360. Larry W. Shaw Reno , NV
361. Charlie Brown, S an Antonio Texas
362. Roxie Brown, Sa n Antonio , Texas
363.. Randall J Lee, Fern Park , FL
364. Marie L Lee, Fern Park , FL
365. Robert E. Nicholl, FL
366. Janice Nicholl , FL
367. scott liber t y, FL
368. Janice Rathman, Fl
369. Betty Gill , Ga
370. Betty Hewitt , GA371. Pat Smith
372.. Bobby Hicks, Ga.
373. Jackie HIck s, Ga.
374. BJ. Hicks II, Ga.
375. Tina Hicks, Ga.
376. Frank J Klima , GA
377. Tammie S Klima, GA
378. Bruce N Klima, GA
379. Richard Benne tt, Ga.
380. Sharon Bennett , Ga.
381 Mark D. Sammo ns, Ga.
382. Al Burgamy , Ga.
383.. Sheila Burgamy, Ga.
384. David D.. Settle, Ga
385. Gary P. Freeman
386. Terry Thompson , Mo
387 Mickie Curt , Mo.
388 Warren Curt , Mo.
389 Sandy Counts, MO
390 MARY ALLGEYER, MO
391 Pam Bickelhaupt, SC
392 BOB PAH LMAN , IL
394 Rick Wright, IL
395 Marilyn McClure , IN
396. Kathy Miller , FL
397. Karen Rothrock
398. Martin Rothrock
399 Mike Succio FL
400. Myrtle Succio FL
401. Tonya Succio FL
0A402. Michael Succio FL
403 Billie Bordwine Fl
404. Larry Dickerson, Fl
405. Bob Register, Fl
406. Stan Phillips , NC
407. Willie Wright – NC
408. Thomas Sledge , NC
409. Etta G lover , NC
410. Kerm it Glover , NC
411. Carolyn Garris , NC
412. Stanley Garris, NC
413. Ga il Garris , NC
414 Adrian Garris, NC
415 Sandi Taylor, NC
416 Keith Taylor , NC
417 Annette Markham , NC
418 Marvin Markham , NC
419 Denise Landino, NC
420 Mark Landino, NC
421 William Mele, NC
422 JoAnn Forsythe , OR
423 Robert Benson , OR
424 Sharon Benson , OR
425 Richard Bogle, Or
426 Marcia Hocker, OR
427 Marilyn Layn e, NY
428 David Hutcherson, Ga
429 Lena L. Solomon, NY
430 Mike Boylan, NY
431 Gwen Johnson , NY
432 Doris Johnson , NY
433 Vernon Symes , NY
434 Jacqueline Hardy NY
435 Joan Moses NY
436 Marlene Sherman VA
437 Enid Davidowitz, NY
438 Warren Kolinsky NY
439 Freyda Kolinsky NY
440 Max Konigsberg NY
441 Claire Konigsberg NY
442 Sharon Cernese, NY
443 Stephanie Jacobson, NY
444 Virginia C. Schroder, NY
4 45 Pattie Sulliv an, GA
446 Joan ne Pope, AL
447 Kathleen Hunte r, AL
448 Sandra Kise r Stuart , FL
449 Harvey Kiser Stuart, FL
450 Carole Murphy, Temecula, Ca
451 Arthur Murphy, Temecula, Ca
452 Cindi Hitt, Simi Valley , CA
453 Anita Chris man, Simi Valley , CA
454 Diane Kammerich, Simi Valley , CA
455 Judith Heinz, Palmdale , CA
456 Gyula Feher, Littlerock , CA
457 JAMES COLLINS, Simi Valley , Ca
458 Teresa Troutman Simi Valley CA
459 Tina Goodfellow, Moorpark, Ca
460. Marianne Hudis , AZ
461. SANDEE HONISCH, LAKE HAVASU , OH
462 Richard A.. Krieger
463 Phyllis J. Dehring – Ohio
464 Roger L. Dehring – Ohio
465 Pat Delcamp
466 Jim Delcamp
467 Norma Paugh – Fl
468 Donald Paugh – Fl.
469 Opal Whitsit, FL.
470 Richard Whitsit, FL.
471 Mary Williams, IN
472 Les Williams , IN
473 John Cox, IN
474 Fred Catel lier
475 Kathy Catellier
476 Jackie Williams
477 Ron Blankenship
478 Melody Blankenship
479 Pam ela Fiscus
480 James Fiscus
481 Sylvia Jackson
482 Patty Page
483 V icki Parker, Indpls , IN
484 Oneita Johnson, Indpls , IN
485 Anita Sherron, Inpls , IN
486 Debbie Ross, Indpls , IN
487. Kenneth B. Allen, Franklin , IN
488 Delcie M. Allen, Franklin , IN
489 Phil Ashcraft, Indianap olis, IN
490 Nan cy Ashcraft, Indianapolis , IN
491 Bill Ashcraft, Indianapolis , IN
492 Sara Ashcraft, Indianapolis , IN
493 Ron Griffin
494 Edie Griffin
495 Myla Powell Indianapolis . IN
496 Charlie Powell Indianapolis ,
497 Dolores A Rice, Indianapolis , IN
498 Barry Chapman, Indianapolis , IN
499 Valerie Neslage , KS
500 Becci Young, KS
501 Jackie Barnes, Wichita , Kansas
502 Austin Young
503 Tom Storey AZ
504 Jane Barr AZ
505 James O’Keefe, MI
506 Ben Hemker, FL
507 Mike Byerle, FL
508 Terry Brennan, CA
509 Patti Brennan, CA
510 Don Stephens, TN
511 Hope Stephens.TN
512 Jerr y Tomsey Fl
513 Diana Howard – FL
514 Donald Howard – FL
515 Sue Lane, PA
516 Fred Lane, PA
5 17 Sherry Strang, GA
518 Thomas Strang, GA
519 Walt Borchers, NC
520 Louan Gideon NC
521 Pam Stanley (CA)
522 Louanne Grimes (TX)
523. Elsie Turner (NJ)
524.. George Turner (NJ)
525. Vi cki Hoffer (SD)
526. AnnMarie Hoffer (SD)
527 Laura Hoffer (SD)
528 Mike Kennedy (ID)
529 Rita Kennedy (ID)
530 Allison Kennedy (ID)
531 Missie Biggs (ID)
532 Jody Murphy (ID)
533 Russell Murphy (ID)
534 Perla Dias (HI)
535 Wendy Broxson (HI)
536 Shane Batalona (HI)
537 May Mundon (HI)
538 Lloyd Mundon (HI)
53= 9 Leslie Simao (HI)
540 Derrick Cosier (HI)
541 Shirley Simao (HI)
542 Janet Matsumoto (HI)
543 Jan Matsunaga (HI)
544 Fran Matsunaga (HI)
545 Cheryl Campbell (HI)
546 Anthony Campbell (HI)
547 Hajime Nagatori (HI)
548 Carl R. Nagatori (HI)
549 Carol Yoneshige (HI)
550 Julia Tsumoto ( H I)
551 Wally M inato (HI)
552 Jim Murata (F L)
553 Thomas Cherubini (NJ)
554 Edward A. Andru s (PA)
55 5 Marilyn Prath er, Portland ME
556 CONSTANCE TACOSIK (IN)
557 Jean Tacosik [Fl]
558. sonia carney
559. john carney
560. Georgia Moritz Il
561. Judy Lindner Il
562. Kathy Jenkel (IL)
563 Ross Jenkel (IL)
564. Kelley Searby(IL)
565. PEGGY TAYLOR (IL)
566. Mary Ann Murry
567. Keith Murry
568. Lyle Downen,IL
569. Mary Downen, IL
570. R. Gayle Vandiver , IL
571. Donna Hicks, IL
572. Richard Kuhnert
573. Richard Edmonds , KY
574. Linda Caupert , IL
575 Joyce A Ludwig, IL
576.. Sarah Carie , IN
577 Dave Heuby
578 Sylvia Heuby , IN
579 Bill Landis , IN
580 Robert Edwards In.
581 Kim Rich , IN
582 Keith Rich, In
583.Brenda Daniel, Fl.
584 Doug Farley, KY
585 Quincy A. Gary ?  Earlington,? Ky. ?
586 Ruth Youngblood Allen, Mi.
587 Chris Walker CA
588 Debbie Moore
589  Lee Uehisa
590   Rose Valles
591.. Al Sandecki, San Jose , CA
592 Sue DeHaven, CA
593 Le ona M. Sunser i, Ca.
594 K enneth Lane , CA < BR> 795 Joyce Lane, CA
595 David A. Carranza CA.
596 SUSAN TOVAR  , CA   
597 Kevin Parker, Ca
598 Sarah Parker, Ca
599 Paul Parker, Ca
600 Sandra Parker, Ca
601 Timothy Parker, Ca
602 Michelle McCarty
603 Joshua Goodman
604. Teri20Plant
605 Paula Saffa CA
606 Geoff Saffa CA
607 Jeri-Ann Toyn CA
608 Harold Toyn CA
609 Don De Lay NV
610 Del De Lay NV
611 Balbina Dishno CA
612 William Dishno CA
613 Saundra Akers Ohio
614 Barbara J. LaRue, FL
615 Robin Hillegas, FL
616 Kimberly Kitterman   Deltona, FL
617 Patrick Partlow   Deltona, FL
618 Brenda Vukich PA
619 Vickey J Feezle   PA
620 George  S Feezle Jr
621 Mary Vance Pa
622 Tom Vance Pa
623 Charlene Small RI
624 Lucille Smith RI
625 Jim D e Cubellis   
626. Dennis Jones RI
627. Joe Quigley RI
628 Mar k A. Steele RI
629 Bernadette Silvia , West Warwick , R I
630 Maria C. Landry, Cranston , RI
631. Diane LaVoie, Cranston , RI
632. Ariane Bogedin, North Providence , RI
633. Sherry Cucca, Warwick , RI
634. Cherie Yelle, Danielson , CT
635. Kimberley Akers, Riverside , RI
636 Stephanie Henderson, Pawtucket , RI
637. Melissa Miceli, Riverside , RI
638. Susan Cascone , RI
639. Carla Higgins , CA
640. Michael Higgins , CA   
641. Richard J. Pesce
642. Donna M. Pesce
643 Bill Francour Marietta , Ga
644. Somers   Aurora , CO
645  Mary Somers, Aurora, CO
646  Barb Schmidt
647    Leilani Olson , FL
648   William Olson , FL
649  Shirley Knight IA
=0 A650  Stephen Knight IA
651  K.. Mangold , IA
652 Tink Parrott I A
653 M.L. Kimball… Iowa
654 Dennis Davis , IA
655  S Mangold , IA
656 C. Kurt IA
657  C J Bries, Manchester , Ia
658. J. Ri ngler, Ia.
659. Dawn Baldwin , Ia.
660. R A Heitman, IA661. D K Heitman , IA
662. Ron Dage
663. Karen Dage
664. Clifford Hendricks IA
665.Kymber Just IA
666.Amanda Klus
667. Patrick Klus
668. Cindy Vankampen , Colorado
669 Mary Blumer , Colorado
670. Betty Cox , Colorado
671. Diane Wilson , Colorado   
672.. Judith Drennen , Colorado   
673. Adrienne Carey , New York
674. Michael C arey , New York
675. Carol Carey , New York
676. Chris topher de Rosa , New York
677. Jennifer Creador , NY
678. Tyler Creador , MA
679. Cynthia Azulay, Ma
680. Brian Douglas , MA
681. John Matakanski , MA
682. Judy Filius , MN
683  lynette klein nd
684 steven klein nd
685 Lisa Heironimus, ND
686 Lynn Heironimus,ND
687 Mary Heironimus,ND
688 Drew Heironimus, ND
689 Isaac20Luttrell, Va
690 Diane luttrell, Va
691Robert Burroughs, Sr.,wva
692Shirley Burroughs,wva
693 Betty Scruggs, MD.
694 Donald Scruggs, MD.
695 gail clark ,pa
696 ronnie clark ,pa
697 Bonnie G Nukolczak, Balt i more MD
698 Dennis Nukolczak Sr . Baltimore MD
699 Carrie Nukolczak Baltimore MD
700 Samantha Edgar Grandy, NC
701 Terri Southerland Kill Devil Hills. NC
702 Kellie Osborne Elizabeth City, NC
703 William Osborne Elizabeth City,NC
704 Yvonne Osborne Elizabeth City, NC 705 Robert LaJuett Jr. Lantana, Tx
706 Robin Skinner Charlotte, NC
707 sm westberry,   FL
708 Michael Johnston, OH
709 Daniel Demand, VA
710 Diana Moldenhauer, TX
711   Connie Reagan , TX
712    Curtis Reagan , TX
713    Pauline Crawley , TX
714   Covis Crawley , TX
715    LaVonna Shapley
716    Jessie Newland
717     Pat Minto , TX
718      E.A.Frommell , PA
719    Sue Frommell – PA
720    Rick Frommell – PA
721    Chris tie Daughtry , VA
722 < /FONT>    Eric Daughtry, VA   
723  Paula M. Garner
724   ;  Norma Wilson Ga
725.   Kathiey Toles , Ga
726. Donna Rittenhouse
727. A. W Lloyd, Rome , Ga.
728. Delane Nolan, Rome , Ga.
729. Hartwell Nolan, Rome , Ga.
730. Randy Lambert , GA
731. Fred Rife
732.. Teresa Rife
733. Mary Ann Caldwell, Ga.
734.  Peggy Sims Ga
735.   Wanda Hill , GA
736. Carole Hosmer , GA
737 Jim Hosmer, GA
738. Yvonne Norton , GA
739. Harriett Brock , GA
740 JOAN MATHIS, GA
741 Francena kno= wles, ga.
742. Barbara hyers, Georgia
743. Pam Dover, Ga
744. Sharon Cason, GA
745  Patricia Behrbaum  Sandy Springs, GA
746 Sharon Taylor, Hendersonville, NC
747 Cynthia Swann, Atlanta, GA
748 Jerre Swann, Atlanta, GA
749 Joyce Moore, Loveland, C
750 Jill Arnel, Oregon City, OR
751  Roz Seibold
752 Georgia Call
753 Larry Call < /B>
754 Harold Kilbride
755 Linda Kilbride
756 Mary Miller, CA
757 Ral ph Appleby, OH
758 Trish Pearl, OH
759 Michael Pearl, OH
760 Tyler Pearl, O H
761 Eva Wilson, Miami, FL
762 Patricia Rogers, Miami, FL
763 Madeline Byrd, Fl
764 Timothy Johnson, FL
765 Essie Byrd, GA
766 Easter Williams, GA
767 Randy Williams, GA
768 Randy Byrd, GA
769 Mary Byrd, GA
770 Marise Byrd, GA
771 Sylvia Jackson, GA
772 Ar c hie Byrd, GA
773 Thelma Byrd, GA
774 Purvis Smith, GA
775 Arthur Byrd, FL
776 Helen Byrd, FL
777 Carlos Byrd, FL
778 DeWayne Byrd, FL
779 Jeff Byrd, OH
780 Melrose Holloway, GA
781 Evalena McMillan, GA
782 Patricia Miller, FL
783 K. Snelling Gainesville , FL
784 Q. Staton Gainesville , FL
785  CVAUGHN , MI
786  Barbara Hughes , MI
787 Tyrone Howze, Mi
788 Sandra Byrd, Mi
789 Virginia Brewington, Mi
790 Deborah Allen, MI
791 Lorraine P.. Farmer, MI
792 Homer Farmer, MI
793 Paul Mupo, CA
794 Jeri Mupo, CA
795 Jene Mathis
796 Todd Mathis
797 Glenna Porteur
798 Mark Porteur
799 Debra Dones
800 Agustin Dones
801 Helen Ortiz
802 Judy Trevino
803 Josephine Torres  
804 Vivian Torres
805     william e. hale
806     addie a hale
807    CARL KAPP,    NV
808 Beth Eagle, Kimball, Mi.
809 Joyce Stein, Phoenix , AZ
810 Robert Stein, Phoenix , AZ
811 Susan Heath, Romeo, MI
812 Kim Ash
813 Linda Kearns, Port Huron , MI
814 Jo Jean Riley, Lapeer , MI
815 Tom Storti, Linden , MI
816 David Rivotto, IN.
817 Matthew Rivotto, IL
818 Diana Rivotto, IL
819 Steven Brown, IL
820 Julie Brown, IL
821 Deanna Legan, IL 822 Dennis Legan, IL
823 Joan ne Harding , IL
824 Terry Harding, IL
825.Tim Feigerle
826. Stephanie Feigerle
827. Carol Herman
828.    Marianne Lester
829. Cindy Quas
830. Marilyn Hernandez
831. Charlene Chipman
832. Ted Chipman
833. Bettye Curry , IL
834. William Curry , IL
835. Virginia Micetic , IL
836. Dineen Zajac , IL
837. Dawn Martinko , IL
 838. Roland Kopp ..Il
 839, Nan cy Kopp Il
840,Michael kelley
 841, Patricia kelley
= 842 Colleen Halter ILL
843     Lorraine Click    IL
844  Donald Trieb   AZ
845 Dennis Lessard N.M.
846 Barbara Lessard N.M.
847 Arlene Tracy AZ
  848              Tracy olsen
849 Wendy Gallier UP Wash
850  D ina Bisig (WA)
851 Darrin Bisig (WA)
 852 April Dinelt (WA)
 853 Annie Hamilton (WA)
854 Ronalyn Remme (WA)
855 Ron Remme (WA)
856 Michelle Evans (WA)
857 Marty Evans (WA)
858 Tanya Dahlby (WA)
859 Mark Dahlby (WA)
860 Suzanne Walshe (WA)
861 Patti Hamilton, SRB , FL
862 Mary A. Ferguson, TX  
863 Carol Martin, CA
864 James Martin, CA
865 George Pilie, CA   
866 Roy Saxton JR,  LA
867 Michele Kraft, LA
868 Jeannette Dupre LA20
869 Michael Dupre LA
870 Oscar Matte Carencro La
871 Cynthia Matte Carencro, La
872 Lucinda L. Fage Lafayette, LA
873 Russell E. Fage Lafayette, LA
874 George N. Fage Lafayette, LA
875 Joshua R. Fage Lafayette, LA
876  Jacqueline Russell, Auburn, WA
877 Kathleen P. LaBay, Tukwila, WA
878 Cynda A. Juhl, Harlan, IA
879 Kelly L. Robinson, Irwin, IA
880 Patricia L. Robinson, Irwin,=2 0IA
881 Robert James,Co.Bluffs, Iowa
882 Viola  Hendricks-James,  CoBluffs,Ia  
883 Cindy Witham Algona, IA   
884  Janet Berte ? IA
5 Atonka Preston Nevada , MO.
886 Darren Preston Nevada , MO.
887   Katie Pettibon , Nevada , MO
888  Fred Pettibon   Nevada , MO
889 Sharon Webb  Walker,Mo
890 Dana Webb
891 dannette stringer,floence,az
Nevada , MO
890 Richard Webb Walker, Mo.
891 Tina Campbell, OH
892 Kim Conrad, OH  
893 Linda Parsley   Sunbury , OH
894 Jackie Brandon , OH

895 Damien Brandon , OH
896 Gary Brandon, OH
897 Doug Brandon, OH
898 April Wheeler, Sunbury, OH
899 Jeffrey G Wheeler Sunbury, OH
900 Jeffrey E Wheeler, Sunbury, OH
901 Vera Jean Merritt, Sunbury, OH
902 Kenneth Starling, Marion, OH 
903 Rachael Starling, Marion, OH
904 Anthony, Starling, Marion , OH
905 Marvin Arnett, Marion , OH
906 Michael Locke, Monroeville , OH
907 L. SCOTT MC NEILL   MUSKEGON , MI
908 M.A. MC NEILL MUSKEGON , MI
909 Gary Roen, Twin Lake , Mich.
910 Noneen Roen, Twin Lake , Mich.
911 Hilar y Wills Winterset , Iowa
912 Vernon Gatlin, Fort Worth , TX
913. Debra Hale
914  Richard Hale, Midlothian , Va.  
915  Renie Rutledge, Va.Beach,Va
916  Ed Oeffler,  VaBeach , Va
917 Lillian Corville LaHabra, Ca
918  Brad Corville, LaHabra, Ca       
919 Barbara Messenger, Va Bch , VA

920 Henry Burden, VA Beach, Virginia

921 Sharon Hankins, Morehead City , NC
922 Barbara Stoutamire, Tallahassee , FL

923 Claude Stoutamire, Tallahassee , FL

924 A.J. Richter, Tucson , AZ

925. Kathy Bakke, Stoughton WI

926. Dennis Bakke, Stoughton , WI

927.  Bridgot A. Gysbers, Burnett WI

928.  Kelly L Storrm Juneau, WI

929    Marie Schall, Mayville , Wi

930    Jeff Schall, Mayvill , Wi

931   Bob Ruhe, New Berlin , WI

932   Kay Ruhe, New Berlin , WI

933   Ken Oechsner, Mayville , WI

934   Sandra Oechsner, Mayville , WI

935   Cynthia Fauerbach, Mayville , WI

936   Steven Fauerbach, Mayville , WI

937    Dale Collien, Mayv ille, WI

938    Connie Collien, Mayville , WI

939   Peggy Streit , WI

940    Sharon Pollasch

941.    Bonnie Kowalkowski, Myrtle Beach , SC

942.    Janet Adams, Surprise, AZ

943.    Chuck Adams, Surprise

944    Pamela Materniak , WI

945.    B.Dombrowski , WI

946    S Kuss , WI

947  M Steffke WI

948. Cindy Gruetzmacher ,  WI

949 Jackie Duescher WI

950. Kathleen Heyroth WI 

951. Ronald Fults, Scottsdale , AZ

952. Betty J. Fults, Scottsdale , AZ

953. Colleen Fults, Crestwood , KY

954.Mark Sawvell, LaGrange KY

955.Lisa Sawvell, LaGrange KY

956. Suzanne Loofbourrow, Healdsburg , CA

957. William Loofbourrow, Healdsburg , CA

958. Leila E. Arthur, Santa Rosa , CA

959. Suellen Grenko, Chico , CA

 960. Johanna Harter, Chico , CA

961. Jeffrey Harter, Chico , CA   

962.  Arlene Cole, Chico , CA

963.  Joan Guerrero, San Bruno , CA

964. Alicia Ott, Millbrae , CA

965.Estela Navarro-Calumpang, So.SF   CA

966 G Cook, Waldorf , MD

967 Renee Cook, Waldorf, MD

968 Regina Robinson, MD

969 Lorraine Hollin, MD

970 Susan Holloman, DC. 

971 Veronica Hooks, MD. 

972 Patricia Wheeler, MD  

973.  Clemmie Wilson, Washington, DC 

974.  P.Powell, MD

975.  R. Powell, MD

976. N. A.  Brown, Sr

977. J. B.  Brown 

978. Vivian Drake,MD
979.  E. Wilson, MD

980.  T. Lucas, MD

981.   Charmaine Wilson, Portsmouth, VA

982. M. Brown, MD

983.  V. Pope

984. Patricia Cypress, MD.

985. Doris Dunn, MD

986. Frances Scott

987. R. Cleveland, MD

988. B. Parker, MD

988.  Dorothy Mitchell, MD

989.  Yvonne Massey

990. Mary Davis-Smith

991. ALBERTA Y. (BEBE) BRADLEY GA

992. Glendol Browder , GA

993.  Greta Glenn,  GA

994. Sharon Phillips, GA

995. Louis Brown Jr, AZ

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4 more bodies found from Air Arance disaster

 

4 more bodies found from Air France disaster

First bodies from AF447 crash arrive in Brazil Play Video AFP  – First bodies from AF447 crash arrive in Brazil

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Members of the Brazilian Air Force carry a body recovered from the Atlantic AP – Members of the Brazilian Air Force carry a body recovered from the Atlantic ocean by the Brazilian Navy …

By MARCO SIBAJA and GREG KELLER, Associated Press Writer Marco Sibaja And Greg Keller, Associated Press Writer – 2 hrs 1 min ago

RECIFE, Brazil – Air France and other airlines moved Tuesday to replace speed monitors suspected of feeding false information to the computers of Flight 447 and leading to a series of failures that broke the plane apart over the Atlantic Ocean. Four more bodies were pulled from the sea, and helicopters began ferrying other remains to shore.

A total of 28 bodies have been recovered; 200 others have yet to be found. Soldiers and medical personnel in surgical gowns carried off the remains in body bags on the Fernando de Noronha archipelago, to be flown to the coastal city of Recife, where experts will try to identify them using DNA and photos.

Identifying the bodies, looking at where they were seated on the plane and studying their injuries could provide clues to causes of the May 31 disaster, according to Peter Goelz, a former managing director of the National Transportation Safety Board.

Interpol, meanwhile, sent an agent to Paris to coordinate the identification work by a French team, which is using forensic evidence including fingerprints, tattoos and dental records.

"Since the victims from this tragedy came from all parts of the globe, international collaboration will be essential," Interpol Secretary General Ronald K. Noble said.

With the plane’s data recorders still apparently deep in the ocean, investigators have been focusing on the possibility that external speed monitors — called Pitot tubes — iced over and gave false readings to the plane’s computers in a thunderstorm.

The L-shaped metal tubes jut from the wing or fuselage of a plane, and are heated to prevent icing. The pressure of air entering the tubes lets sensors measure the speed and angle of flight. A malfunctioning Pitot tube could mislead computers controlling the plane to dangerously accelerate or decelerate.

Air France said it began replacing the Pitot tubes on its A330 and A340 jets in May after pilots reported several incidents of icing leading to a loss of airspeed data, and that it had already replaced the Pitots in smaller A320 jets after similar problems were reported.

"What we know is that other planes that have experienced incorrect airspeed indications have had the same Pitots. And airplanes with the new Pitot tubes have never had such problems," said Air France pilot Eric Derivry, a spokesman for the SNPL pilots union.

While no cause has been established for the disaster, Derivry said the Pitot failures create "a web of presumptions, but only presumptions," that they "could be a contributing factor."

The monitors had not yet been replaced on the A330 that was destroyed en route from Rio de Janeiro to Paris.

On Tuesday, the airline assured its pilots that none of its A330s or A340s would fly without at least two of the new instruments, and that all Air France A330s and A340s will have all three Pitots replaced by July.

Brazil’s air force, meanwhile, said it is replacing the Pitot tubes on an Airbus A319 used by Brazil’s president because of a recommendation the jet’s manufacturer made more than a month before the Air France crash.

A memo sent to Air France pilots Monday by its smaller Alter union and obtained by The Associated Press urged them not to fly unless at least two of the three Pitot sensors on each plane had been replaced, citing a "strong presumption" among its pilot members that a Pitot problem precipitated the crash.

The union’s memo also warned of a "real risk of loss of control" due to Pitot problems. But other pilots have said that the planes should remain flyable even if Pitot tubes ice over in thunderstorms. And the European Aviation Safety Agency issued a precautionary safety bulletin Tuesday reminding operators about existing procedures to safely fly the aircraft even when air speed indicators malfunction.

"We are aware of issues with this in the past, but at no time were they classified as safety-critical, neither by the authorities nor by the manufacturer," said Daniel Hoeltgen, the agency’s spokesman.

Two companies manufacture the Pitot monitors for the A330 planes — France’s Thales Group and Charlotte, North Carolina-based Goodrich Corp.

Thales made the Pitot tubes on the jet that crashed, company spokeswoman Caroline Philips confirmed.

Some other carriers — including Delta Air Lines Inc. and the Middle East’s Qatar Airways — said they are working to upgrade the devices on dozens of Airbus planes, and are warning pilots in the meantime.

"Until these installations are complete, we are communicating with our flight crews to reiterate the correct procedures to be used in the event of unreliable airspeed indications," Delta spokeswoman Betsy Talton said.

Delta subsidiary Northwest Airlines also has installed new Pitot tubes on its A319/320 aircraft, Talton said.

And US Airways has begun replacing the Pitot tube component on its A330s out of an abundance of caution, spokeswoman Michelle Mohr said, though she declined to identify the manufacturer.

Some other major Airbus operators suggested Tuesday that the problem was isolated to Thales instruments, stressing that their aircraft use the Goodrich model and had no problems related to icing or loss of data. Executives at Dubai-based Emirates Airlines, Abu-Dhabi-based Either Airways and Qantas Airways were among those making this point.

"We are not concerned because its a different system in our aircraft," Qantas General Manager for Government and Corporate Affairs David Epstein said.

Airline industry officials also rallied to defend Airbus. At an industry conference in Kuala Lumpur, Emirates Airlines President Tim Clark said the Dubai-based company’s 29 A330-200 planes have been flying since 1998 "and there is absolutely no reason why there should be any question over this plane. It is one of the best flying today."

Brazil’s air force said search crews had recovered the vertical stabilizer from the tail section of Flight 447 — which also could provide key clues as to why the airliner went down and where best to search for the black boxes, which are located in the fuselage near the tail.

From images of the recovered tail section, the damage looks like a lateral fracture, said William Waldock, who teaches air crash investigation at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, Arizona.

"That would reinforce the idea that the plane broke up in flight," Waldock said. "If it hits intact, everything shatters in tiny pieces."

Goelz said the faulty airspeed readings and the fact that the vertical stabilizer was sheared from the jet could be related.

The Airbus A330-200 has a "rudder limiter" which restricts the movement of the rudder — another part of the tail section — at high speeds. If it were to move too far while traveling fast, it could shear off and take the vertical stabilizer with it.

"If you had a wrong speed being fed to the computer by the Pitot tube, it might allow the rudder to over-travel," Goelz said.

Asked if the rudder or stabilizer being sheared off could have brought the jet down, Goelz said: "Absolutely. You need a rudder. And you need the (rudder) limiter on there to make sure the rudder doesn’t get torn off or cause havoc with the plane’s aerodynamics."

With the discovery of debris and bodies 45 miles (70 kilometers) from where the jet was last heard from, searchers are narrowing their hunt for the cockpit voice and flight data recorders. They must move quickly — acoustic beacons or "pingers" on the black boxes begin to fade 30 days after crashes.

The U.S. Navy is providing devices capable of picking up the pingers to a depth of 20,000 feet (6,100 meters) that will be slowly towed in a grid pattern across the search area. The French nuclear attack submarine Emeraude, arriving later this week, also will try to find the acoustic pings.

France, Brazil and the Pentagon have said there are no signs that terrorism was involved in the crash.

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Marco Sibaja reported from Recife and Greg Keller from Paris. Associated Press writers contributing to this report included Federico Escher in Fernando de Noronha, Brazil; Alan Clendenning in Sao Paulo; Slobodan Lekic in Brussels; Eileen Ng in Kuala Lumpur; Adam Schreck in Dubai, United Arab Emirates; and Cecile Brisson in Paris.

 

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05
2009
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Air France says it’s replacing flight instruments

By MARCO SIBAJA and GREG KELLER, Associated Press Writer Marco Sibaja And Greg Keller, Associated Press Writer – 48 mins ago

RECIFE, Brazil – An Air France memo to its pilots Friday about the crash of Flight 447 said the airline is replacing instruments that help measure airspeed on all its medium- and long-haul Airbus jets.

Investigators have focused on incorrect speed readings as one potential factor in the crash.

With Brazil and France disagreeing about whether pieces of the jet have even been found in the Atlantic, investigators are using the last messages sent by the plane to determine the cause and try to avoid future disasters.

Air France declined to comment on the memo obtained by The Associated Press, saying it was for pilots only.

Airbus said the matter was part of the investigation into the crash that killed 228 people flying from Rio de Janeiro to Paris Sunday. The Bureau of Investigation and Analysis, which is leading the French probe of the crash, said it would address all questions at a Saturday news conference.

The memo sent Friday said Air France has been replacing instruments known as Pitot tubes and will finish in "coming weeks." It does not say when the replacement process started.

The plane’s "black boxes" may be miles below the surface and investigators are looking for clues in the messages sent from the plane’s computers just before it disappeared. One theory: the outside probes that feed speed sensors may have iced over, giving incorrect information to the plane’s computers. The autopilot may have then directed the plane to fly too fast or too slow when it met turbulence from towering thunderstorms.

Airbus sent an advisory to airlines late Thursday reminding them how to handle the A330 in similar conditions.

The memo sent by Air France Friday says that a series of actions to reduce the risks of loss of airspeed information are being reinforced by "notably, the improvement of pitot models on Airbus’ fleet of medium- and long-haul flights."

"On this topic, a program of replacing pitots with new models is under way," the memo reads. "It should be completed in coming weeks."

Pitot tubes are L-shaped metal tubes — about eight inches (20 centimeters) long on their longer side — that protrude from the wing or fuselage of a plane. The pressure of the air entering the tube lets sensors measure the speed and angle of the flight, along with less vital information like outside air temperature.

They are heated to prevent icing.

A blocked or malfunctioning Pitot tube could cause an airspeed sensor to work incorrectly and cause the computer controlling the plane to accelerate or decelerate in a potentially dangerous fashion.

Airbus said the French agency investigating the crash found that the doomed flight had faced turbulent weather and inconsistency in the speed readings by different instruments.

That meant "the measured air speed of the aircraft was unclear," Justin Dubon said.

In such circumstances, flight crews should maintain thrust and pitch and — if necessary — level off the plane and start troubleshooting, Dubon said.

Meteorologists said the Air France jet entered an unusual storm with 100 mph (160 kph) updrafts that acted as a vacuum, sucking water up from the ocean. The moist air rushed up to the plane’s high altitude, where it quickly froze in minus-40 degree temperatures. The updrafts also would have created dangerous turbulence.

The jetliner’s computer systems ultimately failed, and the plane likely broke apart in midair.

Brazilian officials have insisted for three days that military pilots have spotted wreckage from Flight 447 scattered across the ocean’s surface. Air Force Brig. Gen. Ramon Cardoso again expressed confidence Friday that at least some of the objects — an airplane seat, a slick of kerosene and other pieces — are from the plane that vanished Sunday with 228 people on board.

"This is the material that we’ve seen that really was part of the plane," Cardoso said.

But ships guided by planes in the search area have been hampered by extremely poor visibility, and have recovered no wreckage. "We don’t have any information yet that any of the ships are near any of the objects," Cardoso said.

The only piece retrieved so far, a cargo pallet, turned out to be sea garbage. Like other suspicious objects, it had to be hauled up and checked out, said Brazilian Navy Adm. Edson Lawrence.

French officials stopped short of criticizing their Brazilian counterparts, but France’s Transportation Minister Dominique Bussereau said his own country’s searchers have found no signs of the Airbus A330.

"French authorities have been saying for several days that we have to be extremely prudent," Bussereau told France’s RTL radio. "Our planes and naval ships have seen nothing."

A French Defense Ministry official, speaking only on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly on the matter, also questioned the Brazilian claims, saying French teams "cannot precisely confirm the zone where the plane went down."

Cardoso also said a large oil slick spotted by search plane pilots was not from the Airbus, but that authorities believe another slick of kerosene was probably from the downed passenger jet.

France is sending a submarine to the zone where the plane is thought to have gone down to detect signals from the two black boxes, said military spokesman Christophe Prazuck. The Emeraude, already in the Atlantic, will arrive next week, he said. The vessel, which can dive up to 980 feet (300 meters) is to be used to help try to detect the signals noises from the boxes — believed to be up to 13,100 feet (4,000 meters) underwater. It will try to capture the acoustic signals, which can last 30 days, Prazuck said.

The Pentagon has said there are no signs terrorism was involved. Brazil’s defense minister said the possibility was never considered. French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner agreed that there is no evidence supporting a "terrorism theory," but said "we cannot discard that for now."

Brazil’s Air Force was flying relatives of victims to the search command post in the northeastern city of Recife Friday to tour the operation and ask questions. Recife has a large air force base where debris and any human remains would be brought.

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05
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Air France Flight 447 Missing in route

 

Air France Flight AF447 Missing in route

Hate Missile, altitude time bombs or laser beams.. There are those that hate the french around this time. (old wars never end the battle field just change with time ) Expression of hate reaction clearly has been bringing your National Carriers down. Don’t waste time check for military presence in the area in space , in the air , on the surface or underwater and find the devise that deflight, flight AF447.

We know who you are and what you did. by lbj

Several veteran pilots of big airliners said it was extremely unlikely that Flight 447’s crew intended to punch through a killer storm.

"Nobody in their right mind would ever go through a thunderstorm," said Tim Meldahl, a captain for a major U.S. airline who has flown internationally for 26 years, including more than 3,000 hours on the same A330 jetliner.

Debris confirms crash of Air France Flight 447
AP

FERNANDO DE NORONHA, Brazil – An airplane seat, a fuel slick and pieces of white debris scattered over three miles of open ocean marked the site in the mid-Atlantic Tuesday where Air France Flight 447 plunged to its doom, Brazil’s defense minister said.

Brazilian military pilots spotted the wreckage, sad reminders bobbing on waves, in the ocean 400 miles northeast of these islands off Brazil’s coast. The plane carrying 228 people vanished Sunday about four hours into its flight from Rio de Janeiro to Paris.

"I can confirm that the five kilometers of debris are those of the Air France plane," Defense Minister Nelson Jobim told reporters at a hushed press conference in Rio. He said

  
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04
2009
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It does not matter if you personally like or dislike Obama.  You need to sign this petition and flood his e-mail box with e-mails that tell him that, even if the House passes this bill, he needs to veto it.  It is already impossible to live on Social Security alone.  If the government gives benefits to ‘illegal’ aliens who have never contributed, where does that leave those of us who have paid into Social Security all our working lives?

As stated below, the Senate voted this week to allow ‘illegal’ aliens access to Social Security benefits.
Attached is an opportunity to sign a petition that requires citizenship for eligibility to that social service.

Instructions are below.  If you don’t forward the petition and just stop it, we will lose all these names.

If you do not want to sign it, please just forward it to everyone you know.

Thank you!

To add your name, click on ‘forward’.  Address it to all of your email correspondents, add your name to the list and send it on.

When the petition hits 1,000, send it to comment@whitehouse.gov

PETITION for President Obama:

Dear Mr. President:
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We further demand that there not be any amnesty give n to illegal aliens, NO free20services, no funding, no payments to and for illegal immigrants

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271.. Adam J. Verdin, LaMarque , TX
272. Wade Verdin, Georgetown , TX
273. Carol Ann Verdin, Georgetow n , TX
274. Brian Verdin, Krum , TX
275. Bonnie Regini, Bayou Vista , TX
276. Ray Regini, Bayou Vista , TX
277. Renee Hitchcock , Texas City , TX
278. John Hitchcock , Texas City , TX
279. Tiffany Hitchcock , Texas Ci t y , TX
280. Rose Mary Smith, La Marque , TX
281. Peggy Smith , La Marque , TX
282. Sue Porter, Commerce, TX
283. Schelly Porter, Commerce, TX
284. Paul Hooper , Missouri City , TX
285. Earl Gremillion, Ruidoso , NM
286. T..F. Hewell, Jr., Katy TX
287. Peggy Hewell, Nixon TX
288. John Hewell, Nixon TX
289. Shawn Hewell, Nixon , TX
290. Wildajean Hewell , Nixon , TX
291. Damita Cirillo Huffman , Tx
292. Lewis Walker Huffman, Tx
293. Denise Baker, Houston , TX
294.. Cody Baker, Houston, T X
295. Roy Brown, Crockett , TX
296. Ruby Brown, Crockett , TX
297. May Ree Nix, Crockett , TX
298. Rachel Brown, Houston , TX
299. Vern DeSplinter, Houston , TX
300 Kathryn DeSplinter, Houston , TX
301 Lauri DeRouen, Orchard, Texas
302. David DeRouen, Orchard, Texas
303.. Deanne Ewing, Orchard, Texas
304. Jeanne Jeffcoat, Galena Park , Texas
305. Jerry Coenen, Ma libu , CA
306. Gloria Coenen, Malibu , CA
307.. D a wne Sa lopek, Houston , TX
308. Karen I. Mil ler, Oak=2 0Creek , Wi
309. Faith Hall, Crystal Fal ls , Mi
310 Terri Conde, Troy , TX
311 Willis Brewer, Lexington , TX
312 Walter Johnson , Colorado City , TX .
313. Bobbie Johnson , Colorado City , TX
314. Kerry Sweatt Leakey Tx
315. Monty Shank , Tx
316. Ronny Fite , Tx
317.. Lynn Fite , Tx
318. RICK WALLER , TX
319. DEBRA WALLER, TX
320. Johnny Wesley , TX
321. Jennie Wesley. TX
322. Kay Howard , Tx
323. gary ledger TX
324. Mary Cowan TX
325. Bill Cowan TX
326. Jeff Cowan TX
327. Misty Vaughn TX.
328. Linda Anderson Tyler , Tx
329. Samuel G Anderson Tyler , Tx
330. Deborah Carnes Flint TX
331. Ben Carnes Flint TX
332. Donna Partin Tyler , TX
333. Joyce Baham , Tx
334. Jim Baham , Tx
335. Ross Pittman Tx
336 Beth Pittman TX
337. C. Robinson , Louisiana
338. Scott Glover
339. David A Calhoun Sr., Louisiana
340. Marjie S. Calhoun, Louis i ana
341. Ge rald Wittenberg , Kansas
342. Maxine Wittenberg , Kansas
343. Lue Asmussen , Kansas
344 Dorothy McCaslin , Kansas
345 Carol Van Sickle , MI
346 Wayne Van Sickle , MI
347 Donna Barnickol, CA
348 Margaret Russell, Cornelius , OR
349 Michelle Case, Hillsboro , OR
350 Cindy Falter Vancouver , WA
351 Darlene Kieser, Brush Prairie, WA
352 Sa mmie R hyne, Brush Prairie, WA
353 Brett Croft, Brush=2 0Prairie, WA
354. John J. & Nan cy J. Kotrlik, Vancouver , WA
355. L Ceccoli, Brush Prairie, WA
356. Ken Love Battle Ground, W A
357. Julie Love Batt le Ground, WA
358. Jon Love Vancouver , WA
359. Marc Love Vancouver , WA
360. Larry W. Shaw Reno , NV
361. Charlie Brown, S an Antonio Texas
362. Roxie Brown, Sa n Antonio , Texas
363.. Randall J Lee, Fern Park , FL
364. Marie L Lee, Fern Park , FL
365. Robert E. Nicholl, FL
366. Janice Nicholl , FL
367. scott liber t y, FL
368. Janice Rathman, Fl
369. Betty Gill , Ga
370. Betty Hewitt , GA371. Pat Smith
372.. Bobby Hicks, Ga.
373. Jackie HIck s, Ga.
374. BJ. Hicks II, Ga.
375. Tina Hicks, Ga.
376. Frank J Klima , GA
377. Tammie S Klima, GA
378. Bruce N Klima, GA
379. Richard Benne tt, Ga.
380. Sharon Bennett , Ga.
381 Mark D. Sammo ns, Ga.
382. Al Burgamy , Ga.
383.. Sheila Burgamy, Ga.
384. David D.. Settle, Ga
385. Gary P. Freeman
386. Terry Thompson , Mo
387 Mickie Curt , Mo.
388 Warren Curt , Mo.
389 Sandy Counts, MO
390 MARY ALLGEYER, MO
391 Pam Bickelhaupt, SC
392 BOB PAH LMAN , IL
394 Rick Wright, IL
395 Marilyn McClure , IN
396. Kathy Miller , FL
397. Karen Rothrock
398. Martin Rothrock
399 Mike Succio FL
400. Myrtle Succio FL
401. Tonya Succio FL
0A402. Michael Succio FL
403 Billie Bordwine Fl
404. Larry Dickerson, Fl
405. Bob Register, Fl
406. Stan Phillips , NC
407. Willie Wright – NC
408. Thomas Sledge , NC
409. Etta G lover , NC
410. Kerm it Glover , NC
411. Carolyn Garris , NC
412. Stanley Garris, NC
413. Ga il Garris , NC
414 Adrian Garris, NC
415 Sandi Taylor, NC
416 Keith Taylor , NC
417 Annette Markham , NC
418 Marvin Markham , NC
419 Denise Landino, NC
420 Mark Landino, NC
421 William Mele, NC
422 JoAnn Forsythe , OR
423 Robert Benson , OR
424 Sharon Benson , OR
425 Richard Bogle, Or
426 Marcia Hocker, OR
427 Marilyn Layn e, NY
428 David Hutcherson, Ga
429 Lena L. Solomon, NY
430 Mike Boylan, NY
431 Gwen Johnson , NY
432 Doris Johnson , NY
433 Vernon Symes , NY
434 Jacqueline Hardy NY
435 Joan Moses NY
436 Marlene Sherman VA
437 Enid Davidowitz, NY
438 Warren Kolinsky NY
439 Freyda Kolinsky NY
440 Max Konigsberg NY
441 Claire Konigsberg NY
442 Sharon Cernese, NY
443 Stephanie Jacobson, NY
444 Virginia C. Schroder, NY
4 45 Pattie Sulliv an, GA
446 Joan ne Pope, AL
447 Kathleen Hunte r, AL
448 Sandra Kise r Stuart , FL
449 Harvey Kiser Stuart, FL
450 Carole Murphy, Temecula, Ca
451 Arthur Murphy, Temecula, Ca
452 Cindi Hitt, Simi Valley , CA
453 Anita Chris man, Simi Valley , CA
454 Diane Kammerich, Simi Valley , CA
455 Judith Heinz, Palmdale , CA
456 Gyula Feher, Littlerock , CA
457 JAMES COLLINS, Simi Valley , Ca
458 Teresa Troutman Simi Valley CA
459 Tina Goodfellow, Moorpark, Ca
460. Marianne Hudis , AZ
461. SANDEE HONISCH, LAKE HAVASU , OH
462 Richard A.. Krieger
463 Phyllis J. Dehring – Ohio
464 Roger L. Dehring – Ohio
465 Pat Delcamp
466 Jim Delcamp
467 Norma Paugh – Fl
468 Donald Paugh – Fl.
469 Opal Whitsit, FL.
470 Richard Whitsit, FL.
471 Mary Williams, IN
472 Les Williams , IN
473 John Cox, IN
474 Fred Catel lier
475 Kathy Catellier
476 Jackie Williams
477 Ron Blankenship
478 Melody Blankenship
479 Pam ela Fiscus
480 James Fiscus
481 Sylvia Jackson
482 Patty Page
483 V icki Parker, Indpls , IN
484 Oneita Johnson, Indpls , IN
485 Anita Sherron, Inpls , IN
486 Debbie Ross, Indpls , IN
487. Kenneth B. Allen, Franklin , IN
488 Delcie M. Allen, Franklin , IN
489 Phil Ashcraft, Indianap olis, IN
490 Nan cy Ashcraft, Indianapolis , IN
491 Bill Ashcraft, Indianapolis , IN
492 Sara Ashcraft, Indianapolis , IN
493 Ron Griffin
494 Edie Griffin
495 Myla Powell Indianapolis . IN
496 Charlie Powell Indianapolis ,
497 Dolores A Rice, Indianapolis , IN
498 Barry Chapman, Indianapolis , IN
499 Valerie Neslage , KS
500 Becci Young, KS
501 Jackie Barnes, Wichita , Kansas
502 Austin Young
503 Tom Storey AZ
504 Jane Barr AZ
505 James O’Keefe, MI
506 Ben Hemker, FL
507 Mike Byerle, FL
508 Terry Brennan, CA
509 Patti Brennan, CA
510 Don Stephens, TN
511 Hope Stephens.TN
512 Jerr y Tomsey Fl
513 Diana Howard – FL
514 Donald Howard – FL
515 Sue Lane, PA
516 Fred Lane, PA
5 17 Sherry Strang, GA
518 Thomas Strang, GA
519 Walt Borchers, NC
520 Louan Gideon NC
521 Pam Stanley (CA)
522 Louanne Grimes (TX)
523. Elsie Turner (NJ)
524.. George Turner (NJ)
525. Vi cki Hoffer (SD)
526. AnnMarie Hoffer (SD)
527 Laura Hoffer (SD)
528 Mike Kennedy (ID)
529 Rita Kennedy (ID)
530 Allison Kennedy (ID)
531 Missie Biggs (ID)
532 Jody Murphy (ID)
533 Russell Murphy (ID)
534 Perla Dias (HI)
535 Wendy Broxson (HI)
536 Shane Batalona (HI)
537 May Mundon (HI)
538 Lloyd Mundon (HI)
53= 9 Leslie Simao (HI)
540 Derrick Cosier (HI)
541 Shirley Simao (HI)
542 Janet Matsumoto (HI)
543 Jan Matsunaga (HI)
544 Fran Matsunaga (HI)
545 Cheryl Campbell (HI)
546 Anthony Campbell (HI)
547 Hajime Nagatori (HI)
548 Carl R. Nagatori (HI)
549 Carol Yoneshige (HI)
550 Julia Tsumoto ( H I)
551 Wally M inato (HI)
552 Jim Murata (F L)
553 Thomas Cherubini (NJ)
554 Edward A. Andru s (PA)
55 5 Marilyn Prath er, Portland ME
556 CONSTANCE TACOSIK (IN)
557 Jean Tacosik [Fl]
558. sonia carney
559. john carney
560. Georgia Moritz Il
561. Judy Lindner Il
562. Kathy Jenkel (IL)
563 Ross Jenkel (IL)
564. Kelley Searby(IL)
565. PEGGY TAYLOR (IL)
566. Mary Ann Murry
567. Keith Murry
568. Lyle Downen,IL
569. Mary Downen, IL
570. R. Gayle Vandiver , IL
571. Donna Hicks, IL
572. Richard Kuhnert
573. Richard Edmonds , KY
574. Linda Caupert , IL
575 Joyce A Ludwig, IL
576.. Sarah Carie , IN
577 Dave Heuby
578 Sylvia Heuby , IN
579 Bill Landis , IN
580 Robert Edwards In.
581 Kim Rich , IN
582 Keith Rich, In
583.Brenda Daniel, Fl.
584 Doug Farley, KY
585 Quincy A. Gary ?  Earlington,? Ky. ?
586 Ruth Youngblood Allen, Mi.
587 Chris Walker CA
588 Debbie Moore
589  Lee Uehisa
590   Rose Valles
591.. Al Sandecki, San Jose , CA
592 Sue DeHaven, CA
593 Le ona M. Sunser i, Ca.
594 K enneth Lane , CA < BR> 795 Joyce Lane, CA
595 David A. Carranza CA.
596 SUSAN TOVAR  , CA   
597 Kevin Parker, Ca
598 Sarah Parker, Ca
599 Paul Parker, Ca
600 Sandra Parker, Ca
601 Timothy Parker, Ca
602 Michelle McCarty
603 Joshua Goodman
604. Teri20Plant
605 Paula Saffa CA
606 Geoff Saffa CA
607 Jeri-Ann Toyn CA
608 Harold Toyn CA
609 Don De Lay NV
610 Del De Lay NV
611 Balbina Dishno CA
612 William Dishno CA
613 Saundra Akers Ohio
614 Barbara J. LaRue, FL
615 Robin Hillegas, FL
616 Kimberly Kitterman   Deltona, FL
617 Patrick Partlow   Deltona, FL
618 Brenda Vukich PA
619 Vickey J Feezle   PA
620 George  S Feezle Jr
621 Mary Vance Pa
622 Tom Vance Pa
623 Charlene Small RI
624 Lucille Smith RI
625 Jim D e Cubellis   
626. Dennis Jones RI
627. Joe Quigley RI
628 Mar k A. Steele RI
629 Bernadette Silvia , West Warwick , R I
630 Maria C. Landry, Cranston , RI
631. Diane LaVoie, Cranston , RI
632. Ariane Bogedin, North Providence , RI
633. Sherry Cucca, Warwick , RI
634. Cherie Yelle, Danielson , CT
635. Kimberley Akers, Riverside , RI
636 Stephanie Henderson, Pawtucket , RI
637. Melissa Miceli, Riverside , RI
638. Susan Cascone , RI
639. Carla Higgins , CA
640. Michael Higgins , CA   
641. Richard J. Pesce
642. Donna M. Pesce
643 Bill Francour Marietta , Ga
644. Somers   Aurora , CO
645  Mary Somers, Aurora, CO
646  Barb Schmidt
647    Leilani Olson , FL
648   William Olson , FL
649  Shirley Knight IA
=0 A650  Stephen Knight IA
651  K.. Mangold , IA
652 Tink Parrott I A
653 M.L. Kimball… Iowa
654 Dennis Davis , IA
655  S Mangold , IA
656 C. Kurt IA
657  C J Bries, Manchester , Ia
658. J. Ri ngler, Ia.
659. Dawn Baldwin , Ia.
660. R A Heitman, IA661. D K Heitman , IA
662. Ron Dage
663. Karen Dage
664. Clifford Hendricks IA
665.Kymber Just IA
666.Amanda Klus
667. Patrick Klus
668. Cindy Vankampen , Colorado
669 Mary Blumer , Colorado
670. Betty Cox , Colorado
671. Diane Wilson , Colorado   
672.. Judith Drennen , Colorado   
673. Adrienne Carey , New York
674. Michael C arey , New York
675. Carol Carey , New York
676. Chris topher de Rosa , New York
677. Jennifer Creador , NY
678. Tyler Creador , MA
679. Cynthia Azulay, Ma
680. Brian Douglas , MA
681. John Matakanski , MA
682. Judy Filius , MN
683  lynette klein nd
684 steven klein nd
685 Lisa Heironimus, ND
686 Lynn Heironimus,ND
687 Mary Heironimus,ND
688 Drew Heironimus, ND
689 Isaac20Luttrell, Va
690 Diane luttrell, Va
691Robert Burroughs, Sr.,wva
692Shirley Burroughs,wva
693 Betty Scruggs, MD.
694 Donald Scruggs, MD.
695 gail clark ,pa
696 ronnie clark ,pa
697 Bonnie G Nukolczak, Balt i more MD
698 Dennis Nukolczak Sr . Baltimore MD
699 Carrie Nukolczak Baltimore MD
700 Samantha Edgar Grandy, NC
701 Terri Southerland Kill Devil Hills. NC
702 Kellie Osborne Elizabeth City, NC
703 William Osborne Elizabeth City,NC
704 Yvonne Osborne Elizabeth City, NC 705 Robert LaJuett Jr. Lantana, Tx
706 Robin Skinner Charlotte, NC
707 sm westberry,   FL
708 Michael Johnston, OH
709 Daniel Demand, VA
710 Diana Moldenhauer, TX
711   Connie Reagan , TX
712    Curtis Reagan , TX
713    Pauline Crawley , TX
714   Covis Crawley , TX
715    LaVonna Shapley
716    Jessie Newland
717     Pat Minto , TX
718      E.A.Frommell , PA
719    Sue Frommell – PA
720    Rick Frommell – PA
721    Chris tie Daughtry , VA
722 < /FONT>    Eric Daughtry, VA   
723  Paula M. Garner
724   ;  Norma Wilson Ga
725.   Kathiey Toles , Ga
726. Donna Rittenhouse
727. A. W Lloyd, Rome , Ga.
728. Delane Nolan, Rome , Ga.
729. Hartwell Nolan, Rome , Ga.
730. Randy Lambert , GA
731. Fred Rife
732.. Teresa Rife
733. Mary Ann Caldwell, Ga.
734.  Peggy Sims Ga
735.   Wanda Hill , GA
736. Carole Hosmer , GA
737 Jim Hosmer, GA
738. Yvonne Norton , GA
739. Harriett Brock , GA
740 JOAN MATHIS, GA
741 Francena kno= wles, ga.
742. Barbara hyers, Georgia
743. Pam Dover, Ga
744. Sharon Cason, GA
745  Patricia Behrbaum  Sandy Springs, GA
746 Sharon Taylor, Hendersonville, NC
747 Cynthia Swann, Atlanta, GA
748 Jerre Swann, Atlanta, GA
749 Joyce Moore, Loveland, C
750 Jill Arnel, Oregon City, OR
751  Roz Seibold
752 Georgia Call
753 Larry Call < /B>
754 Harold Kilbride
755 Linda Kilbride
756 Mary Miller, CA
757 Ral ph Appleby, OH
758 Trish Pearl, OH
759 Michael Pearl, OH
760 Tyler Pearl, O H
761 Eva Wilson, Miami, FL
762 Patricia Rogers, Miami, FL
763 Madeline Byrd, Fl
764 Timothy Johnson, FL
765 Essie Byrd, GA
766 Easter Williams, GA
767 Randy Williams, GA
768 Randy Byrd, GA
769 Mary Byrd, GA
770 Marise Byrd, GA
771 Sylvia Jackson, GA
772 Ar c hie Byrd, GA
773 Thelma Byrd, GA
774 Purvis Smith, GA
775 Arthur Byrd, FL
776 Helen Byrd, FL
777 Carlos Byrd, FL
778 DeWayne Byrd, FL
779 Jeff Byrd, OH
780 Melrose Holloway, GA
781 Evalena McMillan, GA
782 Patricia Miller, FL
783 K. Snelling Gainesville , FL
784 Q. Staton Gainesville , FL
785  CVAUGHN , MI
786  Barbara Hughes , MI
787 Tyrone Howze, Mi
788 Sandra Byrd, Mi
789 Virginia Brewington, Mi
790 Deborah Allen, MI
791 Lorraine P.. Farmer, MI
792 Homer Farmer, MI
793 Paul Mupo, CA
794 Jeri Mupo, CA
795 Jene Mathis
796 Todd Mathis
797 Glenna Porteur
798 Mark Porteur
799 Debra Dones
800 Agustin Dones
801 Helen Ortiz
802 Judy Trevino
803 Josephine Torres  
804 Vivian Torres
805     william e. hale
806     addie a hale
807    CARL KAPP,    NV
808 Beth Eagle, Kimball, Mi.
809 Joyce Stein, Phoenix , AZ
810 Robert Stein, Phoenix , AZ
811 Susan Heath, Romeo, MI
812 Kim Ash
813 Linda Kearns, Port Huron , MI
814 Jo Jean Riley, Lapeer , MI
815 Tom Storti, Linden , MI
816 David Rivotto, IN.
817 Matthew Rivotto, IL
818 Diana Rivotto, IL
819 Steven Brown, IL
820 Julie Brown, IL
821 Deanna Legan, IL 822 Dennis Legan, IL
823 Joan ne Harding , IL
824 Terry Harding, IL
825.Tim Feigerle
826. Stephanie Feigerle
827. Carol Herman
828.    Marianne Lester
829. Cindy Quas
830. Marilyn Hernandez
831. Charlene Chipman
832. Ted Chipman
833. Bettye Curry , IL
834. William Curry , IL
835. Virginia Micetic , IL
836. Dineen Zajac , IL
837. Dawn Martinko , IL
 838. Roland Kopp ..Il
 839, Nan cy Kopp Il
840,Michael kelley
 841, Patricia kelley
= 842 Colleen Halter ILL
843     Lorraine Click    IL
844  Donald Trieb   AZ
845 Dennis Lessard N.M.
846 Barbara Lessard N.M.
847 Arlene Tracy AZ
  848              Tracy olsen
849 Wendy Gallier UP Wash
850  D ina Bisig (WA)
851 Darrin Bisig (WA)
 852 April Dinelt (WA)
 853 Annie Hamilton (WA)
854 Ronalyn Remme (WA)
855 Ron Remme (WA)
856 Michelle Evans (WA)
857 Marty Evans (WA)
858 Tanya Dahlby (WA)
859 Mark Dahlby (WA)
860 Suzanne Walshe (WA)
861 Patti Hamilton, SRB , FL
862 Mary A. Ferguson, TX  
863 Carol Martin, CA
864 James Martin, CA
865 George Pilie, CA   
866 Roy Saxton JR,  LA
867 Michele Kraft, LA
868 Jeannette Dupre LA20
869 Michael Dupre LA
870 Oscar Matte Carencro La
871 Cynthia Matte Carencro, La
872 Lucinda L. Fage Lafayette, LA
873 Russell E. Fage Lafayette, LA
874 George N. Fage Lafayette, LA
875 Joshua R. Fage Lafayette, LA
876  Jacqueline Russell, Auburn, WA
877 Kathleen P. LaBay, Tukwila, WA
878 Cynda A. Juhl, Harlan, IA
879 Kelly L. Robinson, Irwin, IA
880 Patricia L. Robinson, Irwin,=2 0IA
881 Robert James,Co.Bluffs, Iowa
882 Viola  Hendricks-James,  CoBluffs,Ia  
883 Cindy Witham Algona, IA   
884  Janet Berte ? IA
5 Atonka Preston Nevada , MO.
886 Darren Preston Nevada , MO.
887   Katie Pettibon , Nevada , MO
888  Fred Pettibon   Nevada , MO
889 Sharon Webb  Walker,Mo
890 Dana Webb
891 dannette stringer,floence,az
Nevada , MO
890 Richard Webb Walker, Mo.
891 Tina Campbell, OH
892 Kim Conrad, OH  
893 Linda Parsley   Sunbury , OH
894 Jackie Brandon , OH

895 Damien Brandon , OH
896 Gary Brandon, OH
897 Doug Brandon, OH
898 April Wheeler, Sunbury, OH
899 Jeffrey G Wheeler Sunbury, OH
900 Jeffrey E Wheeler, Sunbury, OH
901 Vera Jean Merritt, Sunbury, OH
902 Kenneth Starling, Marion, OH 
903 Rachael Starling, Marion, OH
904 Anthony, Starling, Marion , OH
905 Marvin Arnett, Marion , OH
906 Michael Locke, Monroeville , OH
907 L. SCOTT MC NEILL   MUSKEGON , MI
908 M.A. MC NEILL MUSKEGON , MI
909 Gary Roen, Twin Lake , Mich.
910 Noneen Roen, Twin Lake , Mich.
911 Hilar y Wills Winterset , Iowa
912 Vernon Gatlin, Fort Worth , TX
913. Debra Hale
914  Richard Hale, Midlothian , Va.  
915  Renie Rutledge, Va.Beach,Va
916  Ed Oeffler,  VaBeach , Va
917 Lillian Corville LaHabra, Ca
918  Brad Corville, LaHabra, Ca       
919 Barbara Messenger, Va Bch , VA

920 Henry Burden, VA Beach, Virginia

921 Sharon Hankins, Morehead City , NC
922 Barbara Stoutamire, Tallahassee , FL

923 Claude Stoutamire, Tallahassee , FL

924 A.J. Richter, Tucson , AZ

925. Kathy Bakke, Stoughton WI

926. Dennis Bakke, Stoughton , WI

927.  Bridgot A. Gysbers, Burnett WI

928.  Kelly L Storrm Juneau, WI

929    Marie Schall, Mayville , Wi

930    Jeff Schall, Mayvill , Wi

931   Bob Ruhe, New Berlin , WI

932   Kay Ruhe, New Berlin , WI

933   Ken Oechsner, Mayville , WI

934   Sandra Oechsner, Mayville , WI

935   Cynthia Fauerbach, Mayville , WI

936   Steven Fauerbach, Mayville , WI

937    Dale Collien, Mayv ille, WI

938    Connie Collien, Mayville , WI

939   Peggy Streit , WI

940    Sharon Pollasch

941.    Bonnie Kowalkowski, Myrtle Beach , SC

942.    Janet Adams, Surprise, AZ

943.    Chuck Adams, Surprise

944    Pamela Materniak , WI

945.    B.Dombrowski , WI

946    S Kuss , WI

947  M Steffke WI

948. Cindy Gruetzmacher ,  WI

949 Jackie Duescher WI

950. Kathleen Heyroth WI 

951. Ronald Fults, Scottsdale , AZ

952. Betty J. Fults, Scottsdale , AZ

953. Colleen Fults, Crestwood , KY

954.Mark Sawvell, LaGrange KY

955.Lisa Sawvell, LaGrange KY

956. Suzanne Loofbourrow, Healdsburg , CA

957. William Loofbourrow, Healdsburg , CA

958. Leila E. Arthur, Santa Rosa , CA

959. Suellen Grenko, Chico , CA

 960. Johanna Harter, Chico , CA

961. Jeffrey Harter, Chico , CA   

962.  Arlene Cole, Chico , CA

963.  Joan Guerrero, San Bruno , CA

964. Alicia Ott, Millbrae , CA

965.Estela Navarro-Calumpang, So.SF   CA

966 G Cook, Waldorf , MD

967 Renee Cook, Waldorf, MD

968 Regina Robinson, MD

969 Lorraine Hollin, MD

970 Susan Holloman, DC. 

971 Veronica Hooks, MD. 

972 Patricia Wheeler, MD  

973.  Clemmie Wilson, Washington, DC 

974.  P.Powell, MD

975.  R. Powell, MD

976. N. A.  Brown, Sr

977. J. B.  Brown 

978. Vivian Drake,MD
979.  E. Wilson, MD

980.  T. Lucas, MD

981.   Charmaine Wilson, Portsmouth, VA

982. M. Brown, MD

983.  V. Pope

984. Patricia Cypress, MD.

985. Doris Dunn, MD

986. Frances Scott

987. R. Cleveland, MD

988. B. Parker, MD

988.  Dorothy Mitchell, MD

989.  Yvonne Massey

990. Mary Davis-Smith

991. ALBERTA Y. (BEBE) BRADLEY GA

992. Glendol Browder , GA

993.  Greta Glenn,  GA

994. Sharon Phillips, GA

If you don’t forward the petition and just stop it, we will lose all these names.
If you do not want to sign it, please just forward it to everyone you know.
Thank you!  Just think every time that the list hits 1,000 in all the forwarded
e-mails, this petition will be sent not just by a thousand petitioners, but rather
THOUSANDS of petitioners!

To add your name, click on ‘forward’.  Address it to all of your email correspondents,
add your name and send it on.

1000th signer… please e-mail to:
comments@whitehouse.gov   

 

 

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