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Contributions to Vote Sawant 2013
Itemized Contributions
TED VIRDONE Seattle Public Schools Seattle, WA $700.00 5/18/2013 ‑ $700.00
STEPHANIE RUGOFF LOCKER RETIRED New York, NY $700.00 7/19/2013 ‑ $700.00
ALAN LLOYD Alan Lloyd Seattle, WA $700.00 7/24/2013 ‑ $700.00
KAMAL G KHALIL University of Texas Medical School Houston, TX $700.00 7/30/2013 ‑ $700.00
SIMEON MINSHEW Minshew Networks Seattle, WA $700.00 8/3/2013 ‑ $700.00
ADAM P EDWARDS Opscode, Inc. Seattle, WA $700.00 7/29/2013 ‑ $50.00
8/8/2013 ‑ $650.00
ANDREW FUNG The Boeing Company Seattle, WA $700.00 8/16/2013 ‑ $700.00
DANIEL OJALVO F5 Networks Seattle, WA $700.00 5/18/2013 ‑ $500.00
JUDITH ZEH RETIRED Seattle, WA $700.00 7/27/2013 ‑ $500.00
WALTER HANSON RETIRED Seattle, WA $700.00 8/12/2013 ‑ $50.00
8/12/2013 ‑ $50.00
9/1/2013 ‑ $50.00
BRUCE LESNICK Bug Busters Software Engineering, Inc. Seattle, WA $700.00 8/13/2013 ‑ $100.00
PATRICIA BICKNELL Patricia Bicknell Seattle, WA $700.00 7/27/2013 ‑ $125.00
9/15/2013 ‑ $575.00
JINAH YOON Jinah Yoon, LLC Seattle, WA $700.00 6/13/2013 ‑ $500.00
KEVIN WALLACE Kevin Wallace Seattle, WA $700.00 9/25/2013 ‑ $700.00
ROMI MAHAJAN Romi Boutique Bellevue, WA $700.00 9/27/2013 ‑ $700.00
VALENTINA WARNER Neighborcare Health Seattle, WA $700.00 7/29/2013 ‑ $500.00
10/5/2013 ‑ $200.00
BOB BOWES RETIRED Somerville, MA $700.00 10/5/2013 ‑ $700.00
CHRISTOPH PONATH Microsoft Bothell, WA $700.00 8/19/2013 ‑ $500.00
SUE FISHER RETIRED Black Butte Ranch, OR $700.00 6/19/2013 ‑ $250.00
10/11/2013 ‑ $450.00
JEANNE LEGAULT UNEMPLOYED Seattle, WA $700.00 10/1/2013 ‑ $100.00
LEE COLLETON Google Seattle, WA $700.00 9/18/2013 ‑ $100.00
DEIDIRE GAUFF King County Metro Seattle, WA $700.00 10/16/2013 ‑ $700.00
SHIRLEY HENDERSON Associates in Cultural Exchange Seattle, WA $700.00 3/22/2013 ‑ $100.00
R. CORBIN HOUCHINS CorbinCounsel Seattle, WA $700.00 10/24/2013 ‑ $700.00
PARUL SHAH Knee Deep Marketing Bellevue, WA $700.00 10/26/2013 ‑ $700.00
SAMIA KHALIL University of Texas Medical School Houston, TX $700.00 6/24/2013 ‑ $700.00
REMINGTON FURMAN Carbon Design Group Seattle, WA $700.00 8/9/2013 ‑ $200.00
SARAH WHITE Swedish Medical Group Seattle, WA $700.00 5/29/2013 ‑ $150.00
STEPHEN PRICE Stephen Price, LLC Kirkland, WA $700.00 3/22/2013 ‑ $100.00
SONJA PONATH UNEMPLOYED Bothell, WA $700.00 4/24/2013 ‑ $500.00
GUS HARTMANN Google, Inc. Seattle, WA $700.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $100.00
TODD CAMPBELL Todd Campbell Seattle, WA $700.00 9/27/2013 ‑ $250.00
RHETT ALDEN GE Healthcare Seattle, WA $700.00 8/9/2013 ‑ $100.00
DAVID BROOKBANK Department of Social and Health Services Spokane, WA $700.00 8/2/2013 ‑ $50.00
11/8/2013 ‑ $50.00
CLAUDE GINSBURG MSC Software Seattle, WA $700.00 8/9/2013 ‑ $100.00
10/30/2013 ‑ $50.00
BILL BRADBURD RETIRED Seattle, WA $700.00 10/13/2013 ‑ $100.00
J P SHAPIRO RETIRED Seattle, WA $700.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $700.00
JOHN BITO UNEMPLOYED Seattle, WA $700.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $700.00
SUSAN BARDSLEY Studio East Kirkland, WA $700.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $700.00
MICHAEL LOCKER Locker Associates, Inc. New York, NY $700.00 12/24/2013 ‑ $700.00
SEIU LOCAL 6 Seattle, WA $700.00 1/10/2014 ‑ $700.00
SEIU LOCAL 1199NW Renton, WA $700.00 3/17/2014 ‑ $700.00
TEAMSTERS LOCAL 117 Tukwila, WA $700.00 4/16/2014 ‑ $700.00
IBEW LOCAL 77 SeaTac, WA $700.00 4/16/2014 ‑ $700.00
KATHRYN SHIELDS RealNetworks Foundation Seattle, WA $700.00 4/18/2014 ‑ $700.00
KATHERINE TURNBULL Cass Turnbull Gardening Seattle, WA $700.00 4/23/2014 ‑ $700.00
NICHOLAS CALEB Concordia University Portland, OR $700.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $700.00
PTE LOCAL 17 Seattle, WA $700.00 4/30/2014 ‑ $700.00
46 ELECTRICAL WORKERS PAC Kent, WA $692.92 7/19/2013 ‑ $246.46
MARK GILL Coldwell Banker Bain Kirkland, WA $692.00 2/26/2014 ‑ $500.00
CARLA SAULTER Transportation Choices Coalition Seattle, WA $685.00 7/21/2013 ‑ $100.00
PHILIP LOCKER Philip Locker Seattle, WA $685.00 10/9/2013 ‑ $685.00
DAVID DICATO Microsoft Seattle, WA $682.00 6/30/2013 ‑ $500.00
GARY NISHIMURA Robbins Co. Seattle, WA $650.00 10/3/2013 ‑ $650.00
RONALD STERLING Ron Sterling M.D. Seattle, WA $650.00 8/15/2013 ‑ $150.00
THOMAS BARNARD Port of Seattle Seattle, WA $650.00 7/27/2013 ‑ $50.00
JOHN ROBERTS WSGR Bainbridge Island, WA $650.00 9/16/2013 ‑ $100.00
DOUGLAS SMITH UNEMPLOYED Bellingham, WA $625.00 9/23/2013 ‑ $100.00
PRESTON SAHABU Facebook Seattle, WA $600.00 8/6/2013 ‑ $500.00
MEGAN GALLUS Catholic Housing Services of Western Washington Seattle, WA $600.00 11/5/2013 ‑ $600.00
RICHARD C BURTON Washington State Nurses Association Seattle, WA $600.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $100.00
RICHARD BURKHART RETIRED Seattle, WA $600.00 10/2/2013 ‑ $50.00
DAVID FATHI ACLU Washington, DC $550.00 6/23/2013 ‑ $100.00
GWEN GOODBEE Sno-Isle Libraries Langley, WA $550.00 7/15/2013 ‑ $100.00
JOANNE QUINN Seattle Cancer Care Alliance Kenmore, WA $550.00 3/22/2013 ‑ $100.00
RAGHAV KAUSHIK Microsoft Kirkland, WA $530.00 9/28/2013 ‑ $500.00
LOGAN SWAN Seaport Steel Seattle, WA $525.00 9/1/2013 ‑ $75.00
DAVID JETTE RETIRED Seattle, WA $500.00 9/5/2013 ‑ $500.00
ALAN PRESTON Real Change Seattle, WA $500.00 10/12/2013 ‑ $500.00
MATT GONZALEZ San Francisco Public Defender San Francisco, CA $500.00 10/31/2013 ‑ $500.00
RACHEL SOBEL Google, Inc. Seattle, WA $500.00 11/2/2013 ‑ $500.00
LINDA MALANCHUK-FINNAN Thurgood Marshall Middle School Olympia, WA $500.00 3/26/2013 ‑ $100.00
ROBERT COMMIKE YRC Freight Plainview, NY $500.00 10/5/2013 ‑ $300.00
JOEL BRADBURY RETIRED Seattle, WA $500.00 8/16/2013 ‑ $200.00
ARAM FALSAFI Tellabs, Inc Seattle, WA $500.00 8/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
WFSE LOCAL 304 Olympia, WA $500.00 11/15/2013 ‑ $500.00
COOPER CLAUSON Orora Design Technologies Seattle, WA $500.00 7/27/2013 ‑ $100.00
STEPHEN LUDWIG Cloud City Seattle, WA $500.00 9/30/2013 ‑ $250.00
HUGH HUNTTING Hugh Huntting Seattle, WA $500.00 1/7/2014 ‑ $500.00
MARVIN DAWSON RETIRED Bothell, WA $500.00 3/23/2013 ‑ $100.00
STAN SORSCHER SPEEA Seattle, WA $500.00 11/18/2013 ‑ $250.00
JUDITH ARMS University of Washington Seattle, WA $500.00 11/18/2013 ‑ $250.00
DAVID THOMPSON Netmotion Wireless Inc. Seattle, WA $480.00 3/22/2013 ‑ $80.00
THOMAS G WEGNER InStore Technology, LLC Seattle, WA $450.00 4/16/2013 ‑ $250.00
GEORGE GOODALL Seattle Fire Department Seattle, WA $450.00 3/21/2013 ‑ $200.00
JEB WYMAN Seattle Central Community College Seattle, WA $450.00 6/14/2013 ‑ $50.00
EDWARD CIOK Seattle Community Colleges Seattle, WA $450.00 7/27/2013 ‑ $150.00
KATHRYN MALY Kathryn Maly Seattle, WA $430.00 11/12/2013 ‑ $100.00
BURKE STANSBURY Campaign for Community Change Seattle, WA $425.00 8/8/2013 ‑ $150.00
JOSH FARRIS Josh Farris Seattle, WA $420.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $420.00
CHRISTOPHER MEEK Christopher Meek Seattle, WA $400.00 10/20/2013 ‑ $400.00
CHOP SUEY Seattle, WA $400.00 10/24/2013 ‑ $400.00
MICHAEL A SCHLOSSER RETIRED Eugene, OR $400.00 9/19/2013 ‑ $200.00
DORLI RAINEY RETIRED Seattle, WA $400.00 5/18/2013 ‑ $100.00
KATHERINE B WILSON Helen Clouston Seattle, WA $400.00 8/10/2013 ‑ $100.00
TREEPAC Seattle, WA $400.00 11/27/2013 ‑ $400.00
JAMES M SQUIRE James M. Squire Seattle, WA $400.00 9/16/2013 ‑ $300.00
ALICE DUBIEL Planet Art Seattle, WA $375.00 8/11/2013 ‑ $100.00
STEPHEN EDWARDS RETIRED Chicago, IL $350.00 7/27/2013 ‑ $100.00
PHILIP WOHLSTETTER Philip Wohlstetter Seattle, WA $350.00 10/13/2013 ‑ $350.00
PHILIP WEISS Philip Weiss Seattle, WA $350.00 8/7/2013 ‑ $100.00
KIM LOGAN NorthCare Hospice Kansas City, MO $350.00 10/17/2013 ‑ $100.00
KAREN COWGILL Seattle University Seattle, WA $350.00 10/17/2013 ‑ $250.00
DOUG NIELSON University of Washington Seattle, WA $350.00 10/20/2013 ‑ $150.00
CHRISTOPHER GLENSKI Microconnex Seattle, WA $350.00 10/16/2013 ‑ $250.00
LABORERS LOCAL 1239 Seattle, WA $350.00 4/17/2014 ‑ $350.00
KEITH J GILLIS University of Washington Seattle, WA $335.00 8/6/2013 ‑ $35.00
OWEN P MEYER STUDENT Seattle, WA $330.00 10/5/2013 ‑ $200.00
JULES STRAND RETIRED Seattle, WA $300.00 7/25/2013 ‑ $100.00
APOLINARIO WARNER STUDENT Seattle, WA $300.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $300.00
BEN ALLEN STUDENT Seattle, WA $300.00 10/15/2013 ‑ $300.00
SONORA JHA Seattle University Seattle, WA $300.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $300.00
PETER HOWARD RETIRED Hilo, HI $300.00 10/28/2013 ‑ $300.00
NEIL FOX Law Office of Neil Fox, PLLC Seattle, WA $300.00 3/22/2013 ‑ $100.00
JAISRI LINGAPPA University of Washington Seattle, WA $300.00 10/27/2013 ‑ $200.00
CHERYL A BERSCH RETIRED Seattle, WA $300.00 10/13/2013 ‑ $100.00
MARINA YURIN Safeway Fife, WA $300.00 9/4/2013 ‑ $100.00
JOHN FINNAN Washington State Department of Licensing Olympia, WA $300.00 1/21/2014 ‑ $300.00
RAJAA GHARBI Rajaa Gharbi Seattle, WA $300.00 10/14/2013 ‑ $50.00
JOHN C CUEVAS CPA Seattle, WA $300.00 7/31/2013 ‑ $100.00
PHILIP KOCH Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore, MD $300.00 4/19/2013 ‑ $90.00
JESSICA SPEAR Jessica Spear Seattle, WA $290.67 4/4/2013 ‑ $50.00
J. GLENN EVANS J. Glenn Evans Seattle, WA $285.00 7/10/2013 ‑ $100.00
ANN MONTAGUE RETIRED Salem, OR $275.00 9/13/2013 ‑ $50.00
VAFA GHAZI Synopsys, Inc. Seattle, WA $275.00 10/10/2013 ‑ $75.00
GUY BERLINER U.S. Bank Portland, OR $270.00 9/13/2013 ‑ $50.00
SHARON BLYTH-MOSS Radar Hair & Records Seattle, WA $260.00 7/27/2013 ‑ $60.00
JUMANJI OLIANA Jumanji Oliana Mountlake Terrace, WA $260.00 6/15/2013 ‑ $20.00
8/6/2013 ‑ $5.00
CLAY SHOWALTER Vote Sawant Shawnee, KS $257.75 10/19/2013 ‑ $60.00
11/17/2013 ‑ $7.75
ROBERT OLSON Washington State Attorney General's Office Bellingham, WA $250.00 6/24/2013 ‑ $250.00
EDWARD PRIEST Microsoft Woodinville, WA $250.00 7/18/2013 ‑ $250.00
KEVIN P O'NEILL Lighthouse Document Technologies Seattle, WA $250.00 7/27/2013 ‑ $250.00
ZOLTAN PEKIC Microsoft Seattle, WA $250.00 9/26/2013 ‑ $250.00
RICHARD K WORTHINGTON Seattle Real Estate, LLC Seattle, WA $250.00 9/28/2013 ‑ $250.00
ANDREW COLE Andrew Cole Seattle, WA $250.00 9/29/2013 ‑ $250.00
NILS ELDE United States Marine Corps Edmonds, WA $250.00 9/30/2013 ‑ $250.00
RITA SHAW RETIRED Seattle, WA $250.00 8/23/2013 ‑ $50.00
MARK K EARLY RETIRED Seattle, WA $250.00 10/3/2013 ‑ $250.00
JUSTICE PARTY OF WASHINGTON STATE Seattle, WA $250.00 10/4/2013 ‑ $250.00
NANCY HELM United States Environmental Protection Agency Seattle, WA $250.00 10/9/2013 ‑ $250.00
KASHINA GROVES UnitedHealth Group Seattle, WA $250.00 10/12/2013 ‑ $250.00
ROBIN MAHER American Bar Association Washington, DC $250.00 10/13/2013 ‑ $250.00
DANIEL SAVAGE Index Publishing Seattle, WA $250.00 10/13/2013 ‑ $250.00
PETER ABRAHAMSEN Amazon Seattle, WA $250.00 10/16/2013 ‑ $250.00
WALLIS BOLZ RETIRED Seattle, WA $250.00 10/17/2013 ‑ $250.00
ANA C GONZALEZ King County Seattle, WA $250.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $250.00
STEVEN SHURE Amazon.com Seattle, WA $250.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $250.00
JAIME BRUTON University of Washington Seattle, WA $250.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $250.00
NATHAN HERRING Google, Inc. Seattle, WA $250.00 10/20/2013 ‑ $250.00
JUDY DOLF RETIRED Seattle, WA $250.00 10/21/2013 ‑ $250.00
RICHARD DOLF Evluma Seattle, WA $250.00 10/21/2013 ‑ $250.00
SUNILA KALE University of Washington Seattle, WA $250.00 10/22/2013 ‑ $250.00
DAVID GRAUNKE Thomas Street Seattle, WA $250.00 11/1/2013 ‑ $250.00
SARAH SCHUYLER UNEMPLOYED Seattle, WA $250.00 11/2/2013 ‑ $250.00
MARY G MINER RETIRED Edmonds, WA $250.00 6/24/2013 ‑ $100.00
PATRICK V TOMPKINS Patrick V. Tompkins Seattle, WA $250.00 10/27/2013 ‑ $150.00
JUSTIN HARRISON Verizon Philadelphia, PA $250.00 11/15/2013 ‑ $250.00
JOAN SANDLER RETIRED Seattle, WA $250.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $250.00
WILLIAM WASHINGTON William Washington Seattle, WA $250.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $250.00
OPEIU LOCAL 8 Seattle, WA $250.00 12/31/2013 ‑ $250.00
FRED KORN RETIRED Seattle, WA $250.00 9/23/2013 ‑ $100.00
ROBBY STERN RETIRED Seattle, WA $250.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
ANINDITA MITRA CREA Affiliates Seattle, WA $250.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $50.00
JAN TREECRAFT Spokane County Title Spokane, WA $250.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $150.00
KEVIN RUBY Holy Rosary Regional School Tacoma, WA $250.00 4/23/2014 ‑ $250.00
DAVID GORDON University of Washington Seattle, WA $249.00 7/19/2013 ‑ $249.00
JANE ANAU Group Health Cooperative Seattle, WA $225.00 9/25/2013 ‑ $200.00
PAIGE E HEGGIE SolTerra Systems Seattle, WA $225.00 9/17/2013 ‑ $50.00
JONATHAN WENGER Getty Images Seattle, WA $220.00 7/19/2013 ‑ $200.00
CARY J YOUNG Marin Software Portland, OR $220.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $200.00
ROBERTO LOVATO RETIRED Milwaukie, OR $220.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $200.00
JOAQUIN I UY Washington Low Income Housing Alliance Seattle, WA $215.00 11/1/2013 ‑ $50.00
JOHN WENDT Great Harvest Bread Co. Bellingham, WA $210.00 10/10/2013 ‑ $50.00
JACK M BOLTON Washington State Department of Transportation Seattle, WA $200.00 8/3/2013 ‑ $200.00
MIKE LAPOINTE UNEMPLOYED Everett, WA $200.00 8/3/2013 ‑ $200.00
SCOTT MEYER Bill & Melinda Gates Fiundation Seattle, WA $200.00 3/16/2013 ‑ $100.00
JOHN DIERKS Rooster Park Seattle, WA $200.00 8/18/2013 ‑ $200.00
MONICA THOMAS The Nature Consortium Seattle, WA $200.00 9/2/2013 ‑ $200.00
DAVID WALL University of Washington Seattle, WA $200.00 10/3/2013 ‑ $200.00
ELISABETH A NYBERG Fedex Office Seattle, WA $200.00 10/5/2013 ‑ $200.00
JOHN REIMANN RETIRED Oakland, CA $200.00 3/22/2013 ‑ $100.00
ISKRA JOHNSON Iskra Design Seattle, WA $200.00 10/13/2013 ‑ $200.00
SHAIL GOEL F5 New Castle, WA $200.00 10/15/2013 ‑ $200.00
JOHN GALLUP City of Austin Austin, TX $200.00 10/16/2013 ‑ $200.00
JOHN HALLE Bard College Red Hook, NY $200.00 8/8/2013 ‑ $100.00
GABRIEL LAVALLE Gabby's Gardening and Design Lynnwood, WA $200.00 9/30/2013 ‑ $100.00
BLAKE HANNAFORD University of Washington Seattle, WA $200.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $200.00
JOSHUA TREYBIG STUDENT Seattle, WA $200.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $200.00
MIA BAILEY Seattle Central Community College Seattle, WA $200.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $200.00
LINDA BOYD HOUSEWIFE Clyde Hill, WA $200.00 10/20/2013 ‑ $200.00
LAWRENCE J READ RETIRED Clinton, WA $200.00 9/16/2013 ‑ $100.00
KALPANA SUTARIA City of Austin Austin, TX $200.00 10/22/2013 ‑ $200.00
MARY BREZINA University of Washington Seattle, WA $200.00 10/24/2013 ‑ $200.00
DIPIKA KAPADIA Amazon.com Seattle, WA $200.00 10/26/2013 ‑ $200.00
DAVID GRIFFITH RETIRED Seattle, WA $200.00 10/26/2013 ‑ $200.00
CARL G WINTER Carl Winter Seattle, WA $200.00 10/27/2013 ‑ $200.00
MICHAEL B DEVINE UNEMPLOYED Seattle, WA $200.00 10/27/2013 ‑ $200.00
ERICK WATSON Factrhythm Trading LLC Sammamish, WA $200.00 10/28/2013 ‑ $200.00
JESSE FARRELL QAT Global Raleigh, NC $200.00 8/15/2013 ‑ $100.00
WILL EMMONS Kircher Sueholtz & Grayson Lexington, KY $200.00 10/30/2013 ‑ $200.00
DONNA WALSH Lake & Company Real Estate, Inc. Seattle, WA $200.00 6/21/2013 ‑ $100.00
WILLIAM BASLOCK Nintendo of America Seattle, WA $200.00 10/6/2013 ‑ $100.00
DEMOCRACY WORKSHOP Seattle, WA $200.00 11/5/2013 ‑ $200.00
JERRY D RILEY RETIRED Seattle, WA $200.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $100.00
ERIC MENNINGA Amazon Seattle, WA $200.00 10/17/2013 ‑ $100.00
ZENDA BOSS-HALL Zenda Boss-Hall Bellevue, WA $200.00 6/25/2013 ‑ $100.00
GEO QUIBUYEN Blue Scholars Seattle, WA $200.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $100.00
ANDY SLABAUGH Carpenters Trust of Western Washington Seattle, WA $200.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $100.00
TIMOTHY COLMAN Good Nature Publishing Seattle, WA $200.00 10/30/2013 ‑ $100.00
RUTH YEOMANS RETIRED Seattle, WA $200.00 9/26/2013 ‑ $50.00
REBEKAH SNODGRASS UNEMPLOYED Bellingham, WA $200.00 10/10/2013 ‑ $50.00
CRAIG HANSON Windward Environmental, LLC Seattle, WA $200.00 10/21/2013 ‑ $100.00
LAURIE KAZANJIAN Seattle Public Schools Seattle, WA $200.00 11/10/2013 ‑ $200.00
MAGGIE CHIN Group Health Cooperative Seattle, WA $200.00 10/5/2013 ‑ $100.00
ROLAND SHEPPARD RETIRED Pacifica, CA $200.00 11/15/2013 ‑ $200.00
JOSHUA N KELETY STUDENT Seattle, WA $200.00 6/30/2013 ‑ $100.00
DAVE SCHULDT MKE Detailing Service LLC Seattle, WA $200.00 7/13/2013 ‑ $50.00
KRISTEN BEIFUS Washington Fair Trade Coalition Seattle, WA $200.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $100.00
SHAWN LANDIS Beehive Construction & Arts LLC Seattle, WA $200.00 9/20/2013 ‑ $100.00
KAILYN NICHOLSON Southwest Youth & Family Services Seattle, WA $200.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $100.00
MICHAEL HINES Goblinworks, Inc. Seattle, WA $200.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $200.00
KAY G POWERS Snohomish County First Amendment Scholarship Fund Seattle, WA $200.00 11/19/2013 ‑ $200.00
RYAN KAHLER U.S. Department of Homeland Security Seattle, WA $200.00 12/29/2013 ‑ $200.00
CINDY DOMINGO King County Seattle, WA $200.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $100.00
MICHAEL GUITTARD Seattle Central Colllege Seattle, WA $200.00 4/10/2014 ‑ $200.00
WILLIAM BIELAWSKI John F. Throne & Co. Seattle, WA $200.00 10/3/2013 ‑ $100.00
LYNN STAHELI RETIRED Seattle, WA $200.00 4/14/2014 ‑ $200.00
MICHAEL MESFORD RETIRED Seattle, WA $200.00 10/3/2013 ‑ $50.00
THEODORE SMITH Smith & Huston Seattle, WA $200.00 9/29/2013 ‑ $100.00
BOB ZAPPONE King County Seattle, WA $200.00 1/12/2014 ‑ $100.00
JON REINSCH National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Seattle, WA $200.00 9/19/2013 ‑ $100.00
AUDREY MONROE University of Washington Seattle, WA $199.00 8/3/2013 ‑ $50.00
DUNCAN AUTREY Duncan Autrey Seattle, WA $199.00 8/9/2013 ‑ $99.00
RUTH SCHAEFER RETIRED Seattle, WA $195.00 11/5/2013 ‑ $50.00
MARCIA ALDEN Microsoft Seattle, WA $187.76 11/9/2013 ‑ $187.76
ANTHONY WILSDON University of Washington Seattle, WA $180.00 3/22/2013 ‑ $100.00
MASUD SHAH Washington CAN Seattle, WA $180.00 6/26/2013 ‑ $30.00
SHULAMIT DECKTOR Shulamit Decktor Seattle, WA $180.00 9/4/2013 ‑ $36.00
TOM KEOUGH Tom Keough Brooklyn, NY $180.00 5/16/2013 ‑ $25.00
JENNIFER JACKSON UNEMPLOYED Seattle, WA $179.00 7/15/2013 ‑ $30.00
CARL DAVIS The Princeton Review Seattle, WA $176.00 8/11/2013 ‑ $101.00
ERIC HUFFMAN WA Deptartment of Corrections Edmonds, WA $175.00 7/8/2013 ‑ $50.00
LAURA BERNSTEIN Lehman Learning Solutions Seattle, WA $175.00 9/29/2013 ‑ $50.00
GARY MOORE NW Connection Services, Inc. Renton, WA $175.00 7/28/2013 ‑ $50.00
DEREK DEXHEIMER Allovus Design Seattle, WA $175.00 10/21/2013 ‑ $50.00
GEORGE GREGORY Kaleidoscope, Inc Seattle, WA $172.00 10/27/2013 ‑ $172.00
JACK SMITH RETIRED Seattle, WA $169.00 10/21/2013 ‑ $30.00
JAYN FOY Jayn Foy Seattle, WA $165.00 10/5/2013 ‑ $60.00
ELENA NASKOVA Puget Sound Energy Seattle, WA $165.00 10/17/2013 ‑ $50.00
MICHAEL LUBRANO STUDENT Seattle, WA $150.00 4/6/2013 ‑ $50.00
ANNA STRAHAN King County Seattle, WA $150.00 7/27/2013 ‑ $150.00
JON GROUT King County Seattle, WA $150.00 7/27/2013 ‑ $150.00
SARA KLEIN Tumwater School District Tacoma, WA $150.00 9/1/2013 ‑ $150.00
GLENN BARFORD RETIRED Philadelphia, PA $150.00 9/11/2013 ‑ $150.00
SARA GHARBI-REINKING Valley Medical Center Seattle, WA $150.00 9/27/2013 ‑ $150.00
KAREN KONZEN RETIRED Kirkland, WA $150.00 10/4/2013 ‑ $150.00
KATIE GARROW Professional & Technical Employees Local 17 Seattle, WA $150.00 10/5/2013 ‑ $150.00
BROCK LARSON Boeing Seattle, WA $150.00 9/28/2013 ‑ $50.00
JOANNE FOX King County Seattle, WA $150.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $150.00
ASHOK MISRA Alina Consultants, Inc. Mercer Island, WA $150.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $25.00
SUJATHA SRINIVASAN Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Redmond, WA $150.00 10/22/2013 ‑ $150.00
ANDRA ARTEMOVA Linda Werner & Associates Seattle, WA $150.00 10/25/2013 ‑ $150.00
ELIZABETH BORTZ Seattle Counseling Service Seattle, WA $150.00 6/25/2013 ‑ $25.00
CHRISTOPHER O'BRIEN STUDENT Somerville, MA $150.00 9/5/2013 ‑ $100.00
LORN J FANT STUDENT Seattle, WA $150.00 9/27/2013 ‑ $100.00
VICTOR WALLIS Berklee College of Music Somerville, MA $150.00 3/13/2013 ‑ $50.00
MELISSA JONAS Melissa Jonas Seattle, WA $150.00 10/12/2013 ‑ $100.00
BILL YATES Bill Yates Seattle, WA $150.00 11/1/2013 ‑ $100.00
PETER BOHMER The Evergreen State College Olympia, WA $150.00 9/21/2013 ‑ $100.00
LYDIA OLCHOFF Accenture Seattle, WA $150.00 11/10/2013 ‑ $150.00
ANDY RUSSELL Seattle Public Schools Seattle, WA $150.00 9/1/2013 ‑ $100.00
LAURA BOLZ Laura Bolz Seattle, WA $150.00 11/13/2013 ‑ $150.00
MARJOLEIN VAN DER VEEN UNEMPLOYED The Hague, $150.00 11/15/2013 ‑ $150.00
DIANE SNELL RETIRED Seattle, WA $150.00 9/14/2013 ‑ $100.00
JONATHAN P FLACK Laika Entertainment Seattle, WA $150.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $150.00
DANIEL SCHWARTZ King County Seattle, WA $150.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $150.00
BRUCE LORENTE Avail Home Health Seattle, WA $150.00 10/20/2013 ‑ $100.00
LISA DEKKER Washington CAN Seattle, WA $150.00 10/31/2013 ‑ $50.00
MONA LEE RETIRED Seattle, WA $150.00 9/19/2013 ‑ $50.00
JOHN MCBRADY O-Rings West, Inc. Seattle, WA $150.00 1/23/2014 ‑ $150.00
OREN GERSTEN STUDENT Seattle, WA $149.00 7/17/2013 ‑ $99.00
JOAN JONES Service Employees International Union Seattle, WA $145.00 3/30/2013 ‑ $100.00
THOMAS WELLS UNEMPLOYED San Jose, CA $140.00 8/26/2013 ‑ $50.00
KAITLEN S MARK Washington CAN Seattle, WA $136.00 5/14/2013 ‑ $36.00
CAROLINE SAYRE Shoreline Community College Seattle, WA $135.00 10/25/2013 ‑ $115.00
RONNIE P RODRIQUEZ Ronnie P. Rodriquez Seattle, WA $130.00 4/11/2013 ‑ $50.00
DEBRA MURPHY Northshore School District Seattle, WA $129.39 7/24/2013 ‑ $100.00
AIMEE KAYE STUDENT Seattle, WA $128.00 8/3/2013 ‑ $100.00
LAUREN MIHELI The Nature Conservancy Seattle, WA $125.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $50.00
JOHN TUTTLE King County Metro Seattle, WA $125.00 10/8/2013 ‑ $100.00
SIGRID SALO National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Kirkland, WA $125.00 10/21/2013 ‑ $75.00
LISA SIBBETT Issaquah School District Seattle, WA $125.00 10/25/2013 ‑ $100.00
MICHAEL MALONEY IBEW Local 77 Seattle, WA $125.00 10/30/2013 ‑ $50.00
TOBY THALER Toby Thaler Seattle, WA $125.00 10/25/2013 ‑ $50.00
LINDA S HALL Linda S. Hall Seattle, WA $120.00 9/26/2013 ‑ $120.00
PAUL CHAPMAN Microsoft Seattle, WA $120.00 10/22/2013 ‑ $120.00
MIKE MCCORMICK Mike McCormick Seattle, WA $120.00 11/2/2013 ‑ $120.00
APRIL BREES UNEMPLOYED Seattle, WA $120.00 11/7/2013 ‑ $120.00
PAUL MARESH Paul Maresh Portland, OR $120.00 10/15/2013 ‑ $100.00
RICHARD BARRY Broken Shade Photo Seattle, WA $120.00 1/10/2014 ‑ $120.00
THOMAS E COMFORT RETIRED Portland, OR $115.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $100.00
BORIS POPOVIC Washington CAN Seattle, WA $110.00 9/10/2013 ‑ $30.00
ROSEMARY DONAGHUE RETIRED Seattle, WA $109.00 10/21/2013 ‑ $30.00
SUSAN SHAW RETIRED Seattle, WA $108.00 12/30/2013 ‑ $108.00
MARCIN ZALEWSKI Indiana University Bloomington, IN $105.00 3/13/2013 ‑ $30.00
BERNARD HAGGERTY Laramie County Government Laramie, WY $101.00 9/6/2013 ‑ $101.00
ERIC OEMIG Omega Labs, Inc Kirkland, WA $101.00 10/14/2013 ‑ $101.00
ARUN MISRA Guardian Life Insurance Co. Johns Creek, GA $101.00 1/27/2014 ‑ $101.00
REY RAMIREZ Seattle, WA $100.00 5/18/2013 ‑ $100.00
TRAVIS CUMMINS Mobile, AL $100.00 5/30/2013 ‑ $100.00
MARGARET SHEETS Seattle, WA $100.00 7/19/2013 ‑ $100.00
DEVIN THERIOT-ORR Seattle, WA $100.00 7/26/2013 ‑ $100.00
ADAM PAYSSE Seattle, WA $100.00 8/7/2013 ‑ $100.00
AARON STOESS Seattle, WA $100.00 8/12/2013 ‑ $100.00
SHANE HENSINGER San Francisco, CA $100.00 8/14/2013 ‑ $100.00
DANIEL CORDAS Seattle, WA $100.00 8/29/2013 ‑ $100.00
ASHER CHRISTL Seattle, WA $100.00 9/7/2013 ‑ $100.00
FREEDOM SOCIALIST PARTY Seattle, WA $100.00 9/13/2013 ‑ $100.00
TIMOTHY HARRIS Seattle, WA $100.00 9/14/2013 ‑ $100.00
MARIETTA ZINTAK DSHS Seattle, WA $100.00 9/14/2013 ‑ $100.00
KRAIG SCHWARTZ Seattle, WA $100.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $100.00
LESLIE WEERTMAN Seattle, WA $100.00 9/16/2013 ‑ $100.00
RICHARD THURSTON Seattle, WA $100.00 9/17/2013 ‑ $100.00
JAMES DOUGLAS Seattle, WA $100.00 9/19/2013 ‑ $100.00
JONATHAN BROWN Seattle, WA $100.00 9/20/2013 ‑ $100.00
NICOLE GRANT Seattle, WA $100.00 9/21/2013 ‑ $100.00
MICHAEL WOO Seattle, WA $100.00 9/23/2013 ‑ $100.00
CHUCK S RICHARDS Seattle, WA $100.00 9/24/2013 ‑ $100.00
SUSAN APPEL Seattle, WA $100.00 9/24/2013 ‑ $100.00
MARK WATSON Seattle, WA $100.00 9/26/2013 ‑ $100.00
NATE NEVILS Seattle, WA $100.00 9/6/2013 ‑ $50.00
MADGE DODSON Seattle, WA $100.00 9/28/2013 ‑ $100.00
CAROL BROWN Seattle, WA $100.00 9/28/2013 ‑ $100.00
CHARLES MECONIS Seattle, WA $100.00 9/29/2013 ‑ $100.00
CHRIS BEITER Seattle, WA $100.00 9/30/2013 ‑ $100.00
MARTIN LIEBOWITZ Seattle, WA $100.00 9/30/2013 ‑ $100.00
MARTIN MALY Seattle, WA $100.00 10/1/2013 ‑ $100.00
ZACHARY KEMPEL Springfield, IL $100.00 10/2/2013 ‑ $100.00
JUDITH ADELSON Los Angeles, CA $100.00 10/2/2013 ‑ $100.00
ERIC BRUNSTROM Seattle, WA $100.00 10/3/2013 ‑ $100.00
GRAHAM KAPLAN Portland, OR $100.00 10/3/2013 ‑ $100.00
STEPHEN MCCANDLESS Seattle, WA $100.00 10/4/2013 ‑ $100.00
KIA SANGER Seattle, WA $100.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
EDWINA FINEFROCK Seattle, WA $100.00 10/5/2013 ‑ $100.00
JESSE B PAULSEN Seattle, WA $100.00 10/5/2013 ‑ $100.00
MARSHALL MAYER Helena, MT $100.00 10/5/2013 ‑ $100.00
MICHAEL KNOWLES Seattle, WA $100.00 10/10/2013 ‑ $100.00
ANNA MELBY Seattle, WA $100.00 10/10/2013 ‑ $100.00
YARON GOLAND Seattle, WA $100.00 10/10/2013 ‑ $100.00
MIKE NELSON Seattle, WA $100.00 10/10/2013 ‑ $100.00
DENNIS BRATLAND Seattle, WA $100.00 7/23/2013 ‑ $50.00
AARON P KEATING Seattle, WA $100.00 8/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
DAVID GOLDSTEIN Seattle, WA $100.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $100.00
KEVIN MCCLAIN Seattle, WA $100.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $100.00
MATTHEW LOAR Seattle, WA $100.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $100.00
TIFFANY YOUNG Seattle, WA $100.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $100.00
CHRIS KEYSER Seattle, WA $100.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $100.00
BAYAN-USA Seattle, WA $100.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $100.00
PATRICIA CARLISLE Seattle, WA $100.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $100.00
ELAINE KHALIL Houston, TX $100.00 10/12/2013 ‑ $100.00
CHARLES STOCKMEYER Seattle, WA $100.00 10/13/2013 ‑ $100.00
SHELLY RAE CLIFT Seattle, WA $100.00 10/13/2013 ‑ $100.00
RICHARD MORRILL Seattle, WA $100.00 10/15/2013 ‑ $100.00
VIVEK BHASKARAN Seattle, WA $100.00 10/15/2013 ‑ $100.00
JONATHAN CHILDERS Seattle, WA $100.00 10/17/2013 ‑ $100.00
JULIA DEAK Seattle, WA $100.00 10/17/2013 ‑ $100.00
ELIZABETH BAGSHAW Seattle, WA $100.00 10/18/2013 ‑ $100.00
TOM HOFFMAN Seattle, WA $100.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $100.00
EUGENE F MAY Seattle, WA $100.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $100.00
ROBERT ADELMAN Seattle, WA $100.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $100.00
SHERRY HARRIS Seattle, WA $100.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $100.00
JOHN W LAVELLE Seattle, WA $100.00 9/25/2013 ‑ $50.00
BRENDA RAY Seattle, WA $100.00 10/21/2013 ‑ $100.00
MICHAEL TANZER New York, NY $100.00 10/21/2013 ‑ $100.00
MICHAEL P LEAVY Seattle, WA $100.00 8/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
KAREN STRICKLAND Seattle, WA $100.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
WILLIAM NERIN Gig Harbor, WA $100.00 10/22/2013 ‑ $100.00
LORRAINE ORCUTT Chehalis, WA $100.00 10/22/2013 ‑ $100.00
RALPH COOLMAN Seattle, WA $100.00 10/22/2013 ‑ $100.00
JANE O'HALLORAN Seattle, WA $100.00 10/22/2013 ‑ $100.00
CINDY IRWIN Seattle, WA $100.00 8/4/2013 ‑ $50.00
RICA WOLKEN Seattle, WA $100.00 10/24/2013 ‑ $100.00
RICHARD W ALEXANDER Seattle, WA $100.00 10/25/2013 ‑ $100.00
MIEKO HASHIMOTO Seattle, WA $100.00 10/25/2013 ‑ $100.00
JASON TORLA Seattle, WA $100.00 10/25/2013 ‑ $100.00
MASOOD ALI-HUSEIN Seattle, WA $100.00 10/26/2013 ‑ $100.00
RASHMI LELLA Bellevue, WA $100.00 10/26/2013 ‑ $100.00
SRINIVAS AKULA Bellevue, WA $100.00 10/26/2013 ‑ $100.00
STEVE MARQUARDT Seattle, WA $100.00 8/27/2013 ‑ $50.00
ALEX BACON Seattle, WA $100.00 10/27/2013 ‑ $100.00
AMY RUTH BRADBURD Seattle, WA $100.00 10/27/2013 ‑ $100.00
GAYLE MCGARVEY Seattle, WA $100.00 10/27/2013 ‑ $100.00
GORAN ZIVKOVIC Seattle, WA $100.00 10/27/2013 ‑ $100.00
IAN MCCOWAN Redmond, WA $100.00 10/28/2013 ‑ $100.00
TOMOHIRO YOSHIMURA Seattle, WA $100.00 10/28/2013 ‑ $100.00
LEITH KAHL Pacific Maritime Association Seattle, WA $100.00 10/29/2013 ‑ $100.00
JOHN CHADWICK Bellingham, WA $100.00 10/29/2013 ‑ $100.00
SEAN NOONAN Chicago, IL $100.00 10/30/2013 ‑ $100.00
STEPHEN WRIGHT New York, NY $100.00 10/30/2013 ‑ $100.00
JOANN OLIVER Seattle, WA $100.00 10/30/2013 ‑ $100.00
WILLIAM KAUFMAN Astoria, NY $100.00 10/31/2013 ‑ $100.00
CHRISTOPHER HENDERSON Oklahoma City, OK $100.00 11/1/2013 ‑ $100.00
CARY MOON Seattle, WA $100.00 11/1/2013 ‑ $100.00
AMY BROMSEN Detroit, MI $100.00 11/2/2013 ‑ $100.00
KENNETH BURCH Juneau, AK $100.00 7/23/2013 ‑ $50.00
DINO PANTELOUKAS Floral Park, NY $100.00 11/3/2013 ‑ $100.00
MICHELE PANTELOUKAS Floral Park, NY $100.00 11/3/2013 ‑ $100.00
RYAN REILLY Ferndale, WA $100.00 11/5/2013 ‑ $100.00
SAUNATINA SANCHEZ Seattle, WA $100.00 7/27/2013 ‑ $50.00
JOAQUIN NAVARRO Seattle, WA $100.00 11/8/2013 ‑ $100.00
CHRISTINA HAIGHT Seattle, WA $100.00 9/30/2013 ‑ $50.00
FRANCES CARPENTER Seattle, WA $100.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $100.00
SCOTT RINGGOLD Seattle, WA $100.00 9/25/2013 ‑ $50.00
JOSE VARGAS Seattle, WA $100.00 10/13/2013 ‑ $50.00
BABYLONIA AIVAZ Orange, CA $100.00 11/10/2013 ‑ $100.00
VIRGINIA L FALLER Seattle, WA $100.00 7/26/2013 ‑ $50.00
MICHAEL SCHWARTZ Houston, TX $100.00 11/12/2013 ‑ $100.00
MORGAN QUIRK Mountain View, CA $100.00 11/12/2013 ‑ $100.00
BILL KEENAN Washington State Council of County &City Employees Mukilteo, WA $100.00 11/12/2013 ‑ $100.00
FRANA MILAN Seattle, WA $100.00 11/12/2013 ‑ $100.00
STEVE WILLIAMSON Seattle, WA $100.00 11/12/2013 ‑ $100.00
EVELYN PINKERTON Vancouver, $100.00 11/12/2013 ‑ $100.00
ROBERT ROOKE Oakland, CA $100.00 11/12/2013 ‑ $100.00
CAROLE FULLER Seattle, WA $100.00 11/13/2013 ‑ $100.00
ELIZABETH PETO Seattle, WA $100.00 11/13/2013 ‑ $100.00
JOHN WEATHERS Atlanta, GA $100.00 11/14/2013 ‑ $100.00
JAKUB SZYMANSKI Seattle, WA $100.00 11/14/2013 ‑ $100.00
LAWRENCE MOSQUEDA Olympia, WA $100.00 11/14/2013 ‑ $100.00
ANDREW MCCORMICK Bellevue, WA $100.00 11/14/2013 ‑ $100.00
STEVEN MALLOY Seattle, WA $100.00 11/14/2013 ‑ $100.00
ANDRES SPRINGBORN Seattle, WA $100.00 10/4/2013 ‑ $50.00
ANNA M ALLEN Lafayette, CA $100.00 11/15/2013 ‑ $100.00
VICENTE BARRAZA Seattle, WA $100.00 11/15/2013 ‑ $100.00
SHERIF KHALIL Houston, TX $100.00 11/15/2013 ‑ $100.00
MAURI SHULER Seattle, WA $100.00 11/16/2013 ‑ $100.00
GEORGE JOHNSTON Bellevue, WA $100.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $100.00
TRIPAT CHAWLA Seattle, WA $100.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $100.00
BANTON FOSTER Seattle, WA $100.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $100.00
DAVID LUDDEN Seattle Housing Authority Seattle, WA $100.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $100.00
BREANNA ANDERSON Kirkland, WA $100.00 11/22/2013 ‑ $100.00
JONATHAN MOORE Seattle, WA $100.00 11/22/2013 ‑ $100.00
SUTAPA BASU Seattle, WA $100.00 11/25/2013 ‑ $100.00
JILL A MANGALIMAN Seattle, WA $100.00 12/14/2013 ‑ $100.00
CAITLIN M ESWORTHY Seattle, WA $100.00 12/15/2013 ‑ $100.00
CHRISTOPHER NIELSEN Shoreline, WA $100.00 12/30/2013 ‑ $100.00
EDWARD CORCORAN Chicago, IL $100.00 1/3/2014 ‑ $100.00
JUDITH DRAKE Seattle, WA $100.00 1/3/2014 ‑ $100.00
WILLIAM ROSE Seattle, WA $100.00 10/18/2013 ‑ $45.00
SHAILENDRA DHAMANKAR Issaquah, WA $100.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $50.00
ISAAC ARAYA Seattle, WA $100.00 1/26/2014 ‑ $100.00
JOHN COOPER Woodland Hills, CA $100.00 1/29/2014 ‑ $100.00
IUOE LOCAL 609 Seattle, WA $100.00 4/7/2014 ‑ $100.00
EDWARD WOLCHER Seattle, WA $100.00 8/16/2013 ‑ $50.00
JAMES WALSETH Microsoft Bozeman, MT $100.00 4/10/2014 ‑ $100.00
JONATHAN GRANT Seattle, WA $100.00 4/10/2014 ‑ $100.00
ROB HABERMAN Charlie's Produce Seattle, WA $100.00 11/3/2013 ‑ $50.00
TIMOTHY LARKIN Weymouth, MA $100.00 4/12/2014 ‑ $100.00
JAY JOSTE Youngstown, OH $100.00 4/15/2014 ‑ $100.00
MARSHALL MCCOMB Baker City, OR $100.00 4/17/2014 ‑ $100.00
DENNIS SWINFORD Seattle, WA $100.00 4/23/2014 ‑ $100.00
SCOTT BAILEY Seattle, WA $100.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $100.00
JACOB POTTER Portland, OR $100.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $100.00
MARY WINSLOW Seattle, WA $100.00 8/21/2013 ‑ $50.00
DALE VAN PELT Seattle, WA $99.00 8/12/2013 ‑ $99.00
JOY BORKHOLDER Seattle, WA $99.00 10/20/2013 ‑ $99.00
ERIC SINGER Valley Stream, NY $99.00 11/15/2013 ‑ $99.00
JAMES PARKER Seattle, WA $99.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $99.00
MATT WILKINS Tukwila, WA $99.00 4/10/2014 ‑ $99.00
EZRA NUITE Unity Technologies Seattle, WA $90.00 9/30/2013 ‑ $25.00
THOMAS HODGES Washington State Convention Center Seattle, WA $90.00 10/25/2013 ‑ $15.00
CONOR CORKRUM Blue Nile Seattle, WA $90.00 8/8/2013 ‑ $50.00
GILBERT DELEON San Antonio, TX $90.00 10/16/2013 ‑ $50.00
RAJIV PARALKAR Koenig Iron Works, Inc. Morganville, NJ $90.00 10/27/2013 ‑ $15.00
TRANSIT RIDERS UNION Seattle, WA $89.30 8/10/2013 ‑ $89.30
CHRIS GREEN Edgewood, WA $87.50 10/4/2013 ‑ $87.50
LYLE FULKS Los Angeles, CA $86.00 8/19/2013 ‑ $36.00
THOMAS WRIGHT UNEMPLOYED Green Bay, WI $85.00 9/25/2013 ‑ $15.00
KEVIN DAVIES Columbus, OH $85.00 11/15/2013 ‑ $30.00
PETER VAN DER VEN Seattle, WA $85.00 11/3/2013 ‑ $20.00
JOHN BARBER Seattle, WA $80.00 9/14/2013 ‑ $80.00
JANET STECHER Seattle, WA $80.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $80.00
JUSTINE WINNIE Seattle, WA $80.00 10/5/2013 ‑ $80.00
JOSHUA J MALLE Seattle, WA $80.00 10/24/2013 ‑ $80.00
GARRETT KELLY Seattle, WA $80.00 9/25/2013 ‑ $50.00
LOLITA LEKHA Seattle, WA $80.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $80.00
JEREMY M FLORES Seattle, WA $75.00 6/19/2013 ‑ $75.00
DOROTHY GIBSON Seattle, WA $75.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $75.00
BILL PENROSE Seattle, WA $75.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $75.00
SHELDON COOPER Seattle, WA $75.00 10/3/2013 ‑ $75.00
YOUNG HAN Seattle, WA $75.00 9/26/2013 ‑ $50.00
JAY SCHREIBER Seattle, WA $75.00 10/17/2013 ‑ $75.00
MOLLY KHALIL Houston, TX $75.00 10/27/2013 ‑ $75.00
NANCY DICKEMAN Seattle, WA $75.00 8/16/2013 ‑ $50.00
ALEXANDER JONES Middlebury, VT $75.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
TOMMY ROGERS Seattle, WA $75.00 11/2/2013 ‑ $75.00
SURENDREN MOODLIAR Boston, MA $75.00 11/4/2013 ‑ $75.00
IAN BELL Seattle, WA $75.00 7/25/2013 ‑ $50.00
BILL DUROE Seattle, WA $75.00 10/29/2013 ‑ $50.00
RUST GILBERT New York, NY $75.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $75.00
PAULA BERRY Temecula, CA $75.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $75.00
JUAN GIMELLI HEMME Seattle, WA $75.00 9/24/2013 ‑ $50.00
SCOTT MILES Seattle, WA $75.00 11/13/2013 ‑ $75.00
LARISSA CHUPRINA Mercer Island, WA $75.00 8/1/2013 ‑ $25.00
ADRIENNE DAILEY Seattle, WA $75.00 9/19/2013 ‑ $50.00
MICHAEL A STOKLEY Seattle, WA $75.00 11/1/2013 ‑ $25.00
WESLEY IRWIN Seattle, WA $75.00 1/27/2014 ‑ $75.00
OWEN HAMEL Seattle, WA $75.00 9/27/2013 ‑ $50.00
PAUL BIGMAN Seattle, WA $75.00 11/21/2013 ‑ $50.00
RAYMOND MURPHY Seattle, WA $75.00 5/18/2013 ‑ $20.00
MARK GIUS Seattle, WA $70.00 10/12/2013 ‑ $70.00
TIM WHITE Orcas, WA $70.00 10/24/2013 ‑ $70.00
DANIEL DIMAGGIO Silver Spring, MD $70.00 10/7/2013 ‑ $50.00
SYD FREDRICKSON Seattle, WA $70.00 9/1/2013 ‑ $50.00
JULIAN GONZALEZ Brooklyn, NY $70.00 11/13/2013 ‑ $30.00
ROBERT J MAJURE Portland, OR $70.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $50.00
CAROLYN W SPERRY Seattle, WA $65.00 10/18/2013 ‑ $50.00
HAVENS TIPPS Bellevue, WA $65.00 1/7/2014 ‑ $25.00
KATE KILBOURNE Portland, OR $65.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $50.00
RACHEL HANES Portland, OR $65.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $15.00
IZAAK GOODALL Seattle, WA $60.00 6/5/2013 ‑ $60.00
TEDDY PRIEST Woodinville, WA $60.00 7/27/2013 ‑ $60.00
JEANNINE POWERS Seattle, WA $60.00 7/27/2013 ‑ $60.00
KYLE EVANS Seattle, WA $60.00 10/9/2013 ‑ $60.00
DEVIN KELLY Seattle, WA $60.00 10/23/2013 ‑ $60.00
PAUL PEMBERTON Seattle, WA $60.00 10/27/2013 ‑ $60.00
ALGERNON D'AMMASSA Deming, NM $60.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $15.00
MONTY MITCHELL Lake Stevens, WA $60.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $60.00
MARY PAT DILEVA Seattle, WA $60.00 10/21/2013 ‑ $35.00
MIKE DRAPER Seattle, WA $60.00 1/6/2014 ‑ $60.00
PAUL NAMES Federal Way, WA $60.00 1/12/2014 ‑ $60.00
CAROL DANSEREAU Seattle, WA $56.00 9/26/2013 ‑ $50.00
11/3/2013 ‑ $6.00
KRIS PATTON Seattle, WA $55.00 8/1/2013 ‑ $55.00
RYAN BLACKHAWKE Kirkland, WA $55.00 9/2/2013 ‑ $5.00
PABLO BUSTINDUY AMADOR Astoria, NY $55.00 10/15/2013 ‑ $55.00
DEBORAH ALTERMAN Seattle, WA $55.00 10/23/2013 ‑ $50.00
SANDRA KURTZ Seattle, WA $55.00 10/9/2013 ‑ $25.00
HOWARD S THORN Portland, OR $55.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $50.00
4/24/2014 ‑ $5.00
JONIS DAVIS Seattle, WA $53.00 10/25/2013 ‑ $53.00
KERRY FINNAN Olympia, WA $50.00 3/22/2013 ‑ $50.00
JAMES ZISSLER Kenmore, WA $50.00 5/18/2013 ‑ $50.00
SAVINA MASON Seattle, WA $50.00 6/1/2013 ‑ $50.00
KEVIN BAKER Los Angeles, CA $50.00 6/20/2013 ‑ $50.00
TEGAN MULHOLLAND Seattle, WA $50.00 6/23/2013 ‑ $50.00
MINA NAKANO Seattle, WA $50.00 6/30/2013 ‑ $50.00
JACKI WEBER Seattle, WA $50.00 7/8/2013 ‑ $50.00
MARGARET E SMITH Seattle, WA $50.00 7/18/2013 ‑ $50.00
JERRY HUNNICUTT Seattle, WA $50.00 7/26/2013 ‑ $50.00
GILBERT LEVY Seattle, WA $50.00 7/26/2013 ‑ $50.00
JENNIFER KAPLAN Seattle, WA $50.00 7/26/2013 ‑ $50.00
JEANETTE WALLIS Seattle, WA $50.00 7/26/2013 ‑ $50.00
TYLER LEPARD Seattle, WA $50.00 7/27/2013 ‑ $50.00
JAANINE GLASCOCK Berkeley Springs, WV $50.00 8/1/2013 ‑ $50.00
MIKE DAVALOS Seattle, WA $50.00 8/3/2013 ‑ $50.00
ANGELA GARBES Seattle, WA $50.00 8/4/2013 ‑ $50.00
DAVID WIELAND Seattle, WA $50.00 8/7/2013 ‑ $50.00
ANDREW BOSCARDIN Seattle, WA $50.00 8/7/2013 ‑ $50.00
JEFFREY FEW Seattle, WA $50.00 8/7/2013 ‑ $50.00
JEAN S FALLOW Seattle, WA $50.00 8/8/2013 ‑ $50.00
EMILY MURPHY Seattle, WA $50.00 8/9/2013 ‑ $50.00
LEVI JONES Seattle, WA $50.00 8/9/2013 ‑ $50.00
SUZANNE SKONE Mercer Island, WA $50.00 8/12/2013 ‑ $50.00
BRIE GYNCILD Seattle, WA $50.00 8/13/2013 ‑ $50.00
MARTHA S BRAGIN Brooklyn, NY $50.00 8/17/2013 ‑ $50.00
JULIA STOYANOVICH New York, NY $50.00 8/18/2013 ‑ $50.00
RICHARD KNOX Seattle, WA $50.00 8/31/2013 ‑ $50.00
KATHLEEN M NILAN Seattle, WA $50.00 9/14/2013 ‑ $50.00
DANIEL NORTON Seattle, WA $50.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
BOBBY RIGHI Seattle, WA $50.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
MICHAEL RIGHI Seattle, WA $50.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
BETTY S WILLIAMS Seattle, WA $50.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
RUTH YARROW Seattle, WA $50.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
MIKE YARROW Seattle, WA $50.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
ELLEN WHITTON Seattle, WA $50.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
AARON SEMER Seattle, WA $50.00 9/18/2013 ‑ $50.00
LAURA MILLER Seattle, WA $50.00 9/19/2013 ‑ $50.00
MATTHEW RICHTER Seattle, WA $50.00 9/19/2013 ‑ $50.00
DOUGLAS RYBACKI Seattle, WA $50.00 9/20/2013 ‑ $50.00
TATIANA MASTERS Seattle, WA $50.00 9/23/2013 ‑ $50.00
GREG CAIN Seattle, WA $50.00 9/24/2013 ‑ $50.00
JEREMY HALINEN Seattle, WA $50.00 9/26/2013 ‑ $50.00
NATHAN HOWARD Seattle, WA $50.00 9/26/2013 ‑ $50.00
JIM SHOBE Seattle, WA $50.00 9/27/2013 ‑ $50.00
JEFFREY S SMITH Seattle, WA $50.00 9/28/2013 ‑ $50.00
DENIS F HARNEY Seattle, WA $50.00 9/28/2013 ‑ $50.00
GREGORY RUBIN Seattle, WA $50.00 9/28/2013 ‑ $50.00
BRYAN THOMAS Seattle, WA $50.00 9/28/2013 ‑ $50.00
JANINE C BLAELOCH Seattle, WA $50.00 9/29/2013 ‑ $50.00
ERIC E THORSEN Seattle, WA $50.00 9/30/2013 ‑ $50.00
DANIEL PARRY Seattle, WA $50.00 10/1/2013 ‑ $50.00
KIRSTY PALMER Klamath Falls, OR $50.00 10/1/2013 ‑ $50.00
JOSEPH PETTY Seattle, WA $50.00 10/2/2013 ‑ $50.00
CHRISTOPHER ADAMS Seattle, WA $50.00 10/2/2013 ‑ $50.00
CHRIS POPE Seattle, WA $50.00 10/2/2013 ‑ $50.00
PAUL WAKENIGHT Seattle, WA $50.00 10/4/2013 ‑ $50.00
MICHAEL WEISMAN Seattle, WA $50.00 10/4/2013 ‑ $50.00
BENJAMIN J GALLUP Seattle, WA $50.00 10/5/2013 ‑ $50.00
MICHELE DRAYTON Seattle, WA $50.00 10/7/2013 ‑ $50.00
KAREN MESKO Seattle, WA $50.00 10/7/2013 ‑ $50.00
ART PEDERSON Seattle, WA $50.00 10/9/2013 ‑ $50.00
WENDY ASHMUN Seattle, WA $50.00 10/10/2013 ‑ $50.00
RYNE LEUZINGER Urbana, IL $50.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $50.00
ARLENE GEIST Seattle, WA $50.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $50.00
CIENNA MADRID Seattle, WA $50.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $50.00
ERIC ORLIN Seattle, WA $50.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $50.00
BENJAMIN GOULD Seattle, WA $50.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $50.00
ROBERT GUERCIO Seattle, WA $50.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $50.00
OLIVER SPENCER Seattle, WA $50.00 10/12/2013 ‑ $50.00
TIM SPOFFORD Portland, OR $50.00 10/12/2013 ‑ $50.00
EVAN SILBERMAN Seattle, WA $50.00 10/13/2013 ‑ $50.00
SARAH MORKEN Tacoma, WA $50.00 10/13/2013 ‑ $50.00
TARA GALLAGHER Seattle, WA $50.00 10/13/2013 ‑ $50.00
LISA QUINN Seattle, WA $50.00 10/14/2013 ‑ $50.00
STUART SOMER Durham, NC $50.00 10/14/2013 ‑ $25.00
STEVEN REISLER Seattle, WA $50.00 10/14/2013 ‑ $50.00
DALE BRAYDEN Seattle, WA $50.00 10/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
LOU TRUSKOFF Seattle, WA $50.00 10/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
JAY THIEMEYER Portland, OR $50.00 10/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
CASSIDY MARTINEZ Portland, OR $50.00 10/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
JULIANNE JAZ Woodinville, WA $50.00 10/16/2013 ‑ $50.00
JEAN DARSIE Seattle, WA $50.00 10/16/2013 ‑ $50.00
LORI SMITH Seattle, WA $50.00 10/16/2013 ‑ $50.00
STEVEN LOCKHART Seattle, WA $50.00 10/16/2013 ‑ $50.00
JEFF YOST Seattle, WA $50.00 10/16/2013 ‑ $50.00
JAMES RICHE Seattle, WA $50.00 10/17/2013 ‑ $50.00
ALEX WHITE Anchorage, AK $50.00 10/18/2013 ‑ $50.00
ALAN STANCLIFF Tacoma, WA $50.00 10/18/2013 ‑ $50.00
MIRA SCHOENING Seattle, WA $50.00 10/18/2013 ‑ $50.00
GINA LOPARDO Seattle, WA $50.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $50.00
SUSAN V MEYERS Seattle, WA $50.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $50.00
CHRISTIAN G MELGARD Seattle, WA $50.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $50.00
BASAVA ACHA Orland Park, IL $50.00 10/20/2013 ‑ $50.00
IAN BONE Seattle, WA $50.00 10/21/2013 ‑ $25.00
MOTTER SNELL Seattle, WA $50.00 10/22/2013 ‑ $50.00
WARREN JOHNSON Seattle, WA $50.00 10/22/2013 ‑ $50.00
BRIAN T LALLY Seattle, WA $50.00 10/22/2013 ‑ $50.00
LEE MCCREIGHT Seattle, WA $50.00 10/22/2013 ‑ $50.00
JASON TAYLOR Seattle, WA $50.00 10/22/2013 ‑ $50.00
CABEIRI ROBINSON Seattle, WA $50.00 10/22/2013 ‑ $50.00
RADICAL WOMEN Seattle, WA $50.00 10/23/2013 ‑ $50.00
RUTH RUGOFF Ardsley, NY $50.00 10/23/2013 ‑ $50.00
JUSTIN PAULSON Port Hadlock, WA $50.00 10/23/2013 ‑ $50.00
IDRIAN N RESNICK Branford, CT $50.00 10/24/2013 ‑ $50.00
DHRUV MATHUR Los Angeles, CA $50.00 10/24/2013 ‑ $50.00
YASHODA KHANNA Los Angeles, CA $50.00 10/24/2013 ‑ $50.00
DAVID BORDOLEY Seattle, WA $50.00 10/25/2013 ‑ $50.00
BROOKS CALLISON Seattle, WA $50.00 10/25/2013 ‑ $50.00
JOHN MATHEW Chicago, IL $50.00 10/26/2013 ‑ $50.00
FREDERICA MERRELL Seattle, WA $50.00 10/27/2013 ‑ $50.00
MARTIN GRAN San Francisco, CA $50.00 10/29/2013 ‑ $50.00
CLAIRE KIM Irvine, CA $50.00 10/29/2013 ‑ $50.00
MARK HILLMAN Seattle, WA $50.00 10/29/2013 ‑ $50.00
WILLIAM BIANCHI Chicago, IL $50.00 10/30/2013 ‑ $50.00
CAROLYN BAIN Seattle, WA $50.00 10/30/2013 ‑ $50.00
NICOLE KEENAN Seattle, WA $50.00 10/30/2013 ‑ $50.00
MARK LAUSE Cincinnati, OH $50.00 10/30/2013 ‑ $50.00
CAMPUSACTIVISM.ORG Philadelphia, PA $50.00 10/30/2013 ‑ $50.00
RUBY GLASER Walla Walla, WA $50.00 10/30/2013 ‑ $50.00
SHARON J PAVLOVICH New York, NY $50.00 10/31/2013 ‑ $50.00
ADRIAN SUD Seattle, WA $50.00 10/31/2013 ‑ $50.00
TONI CIARDULLO Seattle, WA $50.00 10/31/2013 ‑ $50.00
MARY LOGAN Anchorage, AK $50.00 11/1/2013 ‑ $50.00
PETER HARGARTEN Seattle, WA $50.00 11/1/2013 ‑ $50.00
AMY HAGOPIAN Seattle, WA $50.00 11/1/2013 ‑ $50.00
DENNIS GINOZA Silverdale, WA $50.00 11/2/2013 ‑ $50.00
MATTHEW CUNNINGHAM-COOK Brooklyn, NY $50.00 11/2/2013 ‑ $50.00
STEPHEN EARLY Richmond, CA $50.00 11/2/2013 ‑ $50.00
JILL HAMBERG New York, NM $50.00 11/2/2013 ‑ $50.00
EOIN HIGGINS Olympia, WA $50.00 11/2/2013 ‑ $50.00
DAVID TOBIS Oakland, CA $50.00 11/4/2013 ‑ $50.00
JOANNE KEEGAN Seattle, WA $50.00 11/6/2013 ‑ $50.00
ERIC HORNE Seattle, WA $50.00 10/9/2013 ‑ $25.00
PAUL BURTON Oakland, CA $50.00 11/8/2013 ‑ $50.00
MELISSA BROWN Woodinville, WA $50.00 11/8/2013 ‑ $50.00
ELAINE ALBERTSON Seattle, WA $50.00 11/8/2013 ‑ $50.00
ERIN SLONE-GOMEZ Seattle, WA $50.00 11/8/2013 ‑ $50.00
EDWARD DORMODY Watertown, MA $50.00 11/8/2013 ‑ $50.00
CHARLES PUTMAN Seattle, WA $50.00 10/10/2013 ‑ $25.00
ROBERT J RICHARD Kentfield, CA $50.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $50.00
CHRISTOPHER GUAL Seattle, WA $50.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $50.00
LEON BERNSTEIN Seattle, WA $50.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $50.00
JIM IVEY Saint Paul, MN $50.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $50.00
SCOTT MILLER Kent, WA $50.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $50.00
ASHLIN CHRISTOPHERS Bellingham, WA $50.00 11/10/2013 ‑ $50.00
CHARLTON PRICE Seattle, WA $50.00 11/11/2013 ‑ $50.00
ROBERT BRIGHTWELL Seattle, WA $50.00 11/12/2013 ‑ $50.00
MAGGIE METCALFE Kirkland, WA $50.00 11/12/2013 ‑ $50.00
CHARLES GRANT Seattle, WA $50.00 11/12/2013 ‑ $50.00
CAROLYN LEITH Seattle, WA $50.00 11/13/2013 ‑ $50.00
LENA VISHNEVSKAYA Seattle, WA $50.00 11/13/2013 ‑ $50.00
JEREMY RACCA Seattle, WA $50.00 11/13/2013 ‑ $50.00
SCHUYLER JONES Seattle, WA $50.00 11/14/2013 ‑ $50.00
CLIFF JOSLYN Seattle, WA $50.00 11/14/2013 ‑ $50.00
BENJAMIN-JOSEPH WOODALL Seattle, WA $50.00 11/14/2013 ‑ $50.00
SAMUEL WAITE Washington, DC $50.00 11/14/2013 ‑ $50.00
PABLO CABRERA Mount Vernon, WA $50.00 10/29/2013 ‑ $25.00
MATT PERRY Seattle, WA $50.00 11/12/2013 ‑ $25.00
REBECCA SALDANA Seattle, WA $50.00 11/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
ADELE BOTHA Seattle, WA $50.00 11/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
EDGARDO MARQUEZ Seattle, WA $50.00 11/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
ALEXANDER SALDIVAR Fishers, IN $50.00 11/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
MARY FRANCILLON Portland, OR $50.00 11/15/2013 ‑ $50.00
JOHN O'CONNOR North Smithfield, RI $50.00 11/16/2013 ‑ $50.00
BETTY JOHANNA Seattle, WA $50.00 11/16/2013 ‑ $50.00
BARBARA BENGTSSON Seattle, WA $50.00 11/5/2013 ‑ $30.00
MARY PATERSON Seattle, WA $50.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $50.00
SCOTT PRINDLE Seattle, WA $50.00 11/18/2013 ‑ $50.00
JOHN LIEBAU Springfield, PA $50.00 11/18/2013 ‑ $50.00
KATE BECK Shoreline, WA $50.00 11/22/2013 ‑ $50.00
MARIA ELENA PEREZ Seattle, WA $50.00 12/14/2013 ‑ $50.00
NICOLE RAMIREZ Silverdale, WA $50.00 12/14/2013 ‑ $50.00
APRIL VANG Seattle, WA $50.00 12/14/2013 ‑ $50.00
GRETA HASSAKIS Seattle, WA $50.00 12/19/2013 ‑ $50.00
BYRON SCHENKMAN Seattle, WA $50.00 12/19/2013 ‑ $50.00
ELAINE CORETS Seattle, WA $50.00 12/30/2013 ‑ $50.00
BRIAN ALLEN Seattle, WA $50.00 12/30/2013 ‑ $50.00
DANA HUFFORD Seattle, WA $50.00 1/6/2014 ‑ $50.00
ROBERT PACE Seattle, WA $50.00 1/6/2014 ‑ $50.00
JONATHAN THOMPSON Seattle, WA $50.00 11/7/2013 ‑ $25.00
ZAIN BURGHED Seattle, WA $50.00 4/10/2014 ‑ $50.00
MICHAEL VITZ-WONG Seattle, WA $50.00 4/11/2014 ‑ $50.00
DOUGLAS MAYES Dow, IL $50.00 4/11/2014 ‑ $50.00
MICHAEL VALENZA Oakland, CA $50.00 4/11/2014 ‑ $50.00
LARRY GOSSETT Seattle, WA $50.00 4/11/2014 ‑ $50.00
SUSAN GODING Burien, WA $50.00 4/12/2014 ‑ $50.00
MATHEW CLARK Renton, WA $50.00 4/13/2014 ‑ $50.00
JOY FRADIN Lincoln, WA $50.00 4/15/2014 ‑ $50.00
GRAHAM MATHES Seattle, WA $50.00 4/19/2014 ‑ $50.00
DREW WASHBURN Seattle, WA $50.00 9/25/2013 ‑ $25.00
RAEL NIDESS Marshall, TX $50.00 4/23/2014 ‑ $50.00
DANA IORIO Seattle, WA $50.00 4/23/2014 ‑ $50.00
CAROL R CAMPBELL Keaau, HI $50.00 4/23/2014 ‑ $50.00
ROBERT POTTER Provo, UT $50.00 4/23/2014 ‑ $50.00
ERIC E WAHL Seattle, WA $50.00 4/23/2014 ‑ $50.00
SUE MOON Seattle, WA $50.00 4/23/2014 ‑ $50.00
RICHARD KEPPLER Nashville, TN $50.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $50.00
DANIEL RAPHAEL University Place, WA $50.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $50.00
SETH WOOLLEY Portland, OR $50.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $50.00
RAMY KHALIL Seattle, WA $50.00 10/3/2013 ‑ $50.00
PATRI COLLINS Seattle, WA $49.00 10/20/2013 ‑ $49.00
ALEXANDER KING Portland, OR $47.28 10/15/2013 ‑ $47.28
BURNIS TUCK Fresno, CA $46.00 12/30/2013 ‑ $15.00
WALT SHOLUND Seattle, WA $45.00 7/7/2013 ‑ $45.00
MARTHA BASKIN Seattle, WA $45.00 9/26/2013 ‑ $45.00
CODY RANK Seattle, WA $45.00 10/1/2013 ‑ $25.00
RAFEEQ A HASAN Chicago, IL $45.00 11/2/2013 ‑ $45.00
SAYED NAIMI Seattle, WA $45.00 9/2/2013 ‑ $15.00
RACHAEL BELISLE Puyallup, WA $45.00 9/2/2013 ‑ $15.00
ALISON CARDINAL Seattle, WA $40.00 4/13/2013 ‑ $40.00
JOHN EURE Seattle, WA $40.00 5/11/2013 ‑ $40.00
CHRISTINE ECCLESTON Seattle, WA $40.00 6/5/2013 ‑ $40.00
IAN ANDERSON Seattle, WA $40.00 7/6/2013 ‑ $40.00
BARRIE D WALL Seattle, WA $40.00 7/10/2013 ‑ $40.00
YASMIN ADEN Burien, WA $40.00 7/14/2013 ‑ $40.00
VIVIAN LITTLE Seattle, WA $40.00 7/26/2013 ‑ $40.00
ANA FREUND Seattle, WA $40.00 7/26/2013 ‑ $40.00
TORI WESTMAN Seattle, WA $40.00 9/7/2013 ‑ $40.00
GUY ASTLEY Seattle, WA $40.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $40.00
WEBSTER S WALKER Seattle, WA $40.00 9/29/2013 ‑ $40.00
STEVE MCFADDEN Seattle, WA $40.00 10/2/2013 ‑ $40.00
ALLISON CAUVEL Seattle, WA $40.00 10/5/2013 ‑ $40.00
KAMARIA HIGHTOWER Seattle, WA $40.00 10/5/2013 ‑ $40.00
DAN TENENBAUM Seattle, WA $40.00 10/9/2013 ‑ $40.00
JUDITH GIBBS Seattle, WA $40.00 10/27/2013 ‑ $40.00
NAOMI NOMURA-BARRY Seattle, WA $40.00 10/31/2013 ‑ $40.00
LADAN SANI Seattle, WA $40.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $40.00
S J BIRD Bellingham, WA $40.00 11/12/2013 ‑ $40.00
THOMPSON POTTER Cambridge, MA $40.00 11/25/2013 ‑ $40.00
SEFERIANA DAY Seattle, WA $40.00 12/12/2013 ‑ $40.00
KRISTINE R JANSSEN Port Townsend, WA $40.00 12/14/2013 ‑ $40.00
GRACE ARMSTRONG Kenmore, WA $40.00 1/6/2014 ‑ $40.00
NAJWA ALSHEIKH Northampton, MA $40.00 7/27/2013 ‑ $30.00
KIM LOFTNESS Shoreline, WA $40.00 10/31/2013 ‑ $15.00
ERIK BERGMAN Seattle, WA $36.00 6/1/2013 ‑ $36.00
JONATHAN ROSENBLUM Seattle, WA $36.00 4/17/2014 ‑ $36.00
MATTHEW KOZLOWSKI Madison, WI $35.00 3/16/2013 ‑ $35.00
FRANK LINGUITI Philadelphia, PA $35.00 8/25/2013 ‑ $35.00
JANET VAN FLEET Seattle, WA $35.00 11/2/2013 ‑ $35.00
RACHEL ERSTAD Seattle, WA $35.00 11/2/2013 ‑ $35.00
DIANA SHEA Albuquerque, NM $35.00 11/14/2013 ‑ $35.00
CHARLES ANGELL Seattle, WA $35.00 10/1/2013 ‑ $15.00
MATT NAWROCKI Seattle, WA $35.00 9/2/2013 ‑ $15.00
GARY BILLS Portland, OR $35.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $15.00
MARGARET HASHMI Bellingham, WA $30.00 3/18/2013 ‑ $30.00
JUSTIN C MILLER Seattle, WA $30.00 6/18/2013 ‑ $30.00
HATIM SALEEM Seattle, WA $30.00 6/23/2013 ‑ $30.00
DEBRA SMITH ADLER Seattle, WA $30.00 7/24/2013 ‑ $30.00
GENE ANKLI Tacoma, WA $30.00 7/26/2013 ‑ $30.00
CHRISTINA STALDER Seattle, WA $30.00 7/28/2013 ‑ $30.00
RUBEN J GONZALEZ Seattle, WA $30.00 8/3/2013 ‑ $30.00
JENNIFER SMITH Seattle, WA $30.00 8/3/2013 ‑ $30.00
DAN GREEN Seattle, WA $30.00 9/15/2013 ‑ $30.00
PAMELA KEELEY Seattle, WA $30.00 9/26/2013 ‑ $30.00
KATIE GILLESPIE Seattle, WA $30.00 10/5/2013 ‑ $30.00
MATTHEW BELLINGER Seattle, WA $30.00 10/10/2013 ‑ $30.00
JOHN CHATTERTON-PAPINEAU Seattle, WA $30.00 10/16/2013 ‑ $30.00
DENNIS BUSH Portland, OR $30.00 10/19/2013 ‑ $30.00
SEAN POWER Seattle, WA $30.00 10/23/2013 ‑ $30.00
PETER GORSUCH Seattle, WA $30.00 10/10/2013 ‑ $15.00
DIANE HOOD Seattle, WA $30.00 11/1/2013 ‑ $30.00
JESSICA LONG Seattle, WA $30.00 11/5/2013 ‑ $30.00
MAEVE STEPHENSON Seattle, WA $30.00 11/8/2013 ‑ $30.00
JASON MALERICH Springfield, IL $30.00 11/8/2013 ‑ $30.00
SUZANNE PARDEE Shoreline, WA $30.00 10/31/2013 ‑ $15.00
BRIDGET KNIGHT Seattle, WA $30.00 11/14/2013 ‑ $30.00
SIOBHAN GWOZDZ Oregon City, OR $30.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $30.00
MEGAN HISE Portland, OR $30.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $30.00
NICK KNUDSON Gresham, OR $30.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $30.00
BRIAN SCHULTZ Portland, OR $30.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $30.00
STEVE SYNDER Portland, OR $30.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $30.00
JANET BATTAGLIA Seattle, WA $26.00 9/21/2013 ‑ $26.00
JAIRUS COLYER Seattle, WA $26.00 10/5/2013 ‑ $26.00
DUSTIN GRINSTEAD Seattle, WA $25.00 8/3/2013 ‑ $25.00
AARON THOMLE Seattle, WA $25.00 8/6/2013 ‑ $25.00
PETER DREWES Bellingham, WA $25.00 9/28/2013 ‑ $25.00
MIKE RUSSELL Las Vegas, NV $25.00 10/1/2013 ‑ $25.00
GREGORY H PLANCICH Seattle, WA $25.00 9/27/2013 ‑ $15.00
KRISTYN JOY Seattle, WA $25.00 10/18/2013 ‑ $25.00
CAITLIN SCOTT Seattle, WA $25.00 10/29/2013 ‑ $25.00
ALBERT PENTA Monroe, WA $25.00 10/30/2013 ‑ $25.00
JASON MAYERFELD Seattle, WA $25.00 11/7/2013 ‑ $25.00
KENNETH PICK Seattle, WA $25.00 10/13/2013 ‑ $15.00
MARK SMITH Seattle, WA $25.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $25.00
JEAN BUSKIN Seattle, WA $25.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $25.00
MARK CONOVER Bellingham, WA $25.00 11/13/2013 ‑ $25.00
TIM THOMAS Seattle, WA $25.00 11/18/2013 ‑ $25.00
JEFFREY VOGEL Sunnyside, NY $25.00 4/10/2014 ‑ $25.00
DEMIAN GODON Seattle, WA $25.00 4/16/2014 ‑ $25.00
ELIZABETH UNGAR Seattle, WA $25.00 4/22/2014 ‑ $25.00
WILLIAM EARNEST Tallahassee, FL $25.00 4/23/2014 ‑ $25.00
NANCY GLASER Seattle, WA $25.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $25.00
MAGGIE REARDON Olympia, WA $25.00 11/12/2013 ‑ $10.00
PATRICK BURNS Seattle, WA $20.00 9/17/2013 ‑ $20.00
LAUREN M TOZZI Seattle, WA $20.00 11/10/2013 ‑ $20.00
TREVOR GRIFFEY Seattle, WA $20.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $20.00
ROBERT W MULL Seattle, WA $20.00 11/10/2013 ‑ $15.00
MASON S TAYLOR Seattle, WA $20.00 4/21/2014 ‑ $20.00
CONNOR DONEGAN Wauwatosa, WI $20.00 4/23/2014 ‑ $20.00
ALAN LIPSCOMB Tenino, WA $15.00 8/7/2013 ‑ $15.00
JERY FULLER Seattle, WA $15.00 10/11/2013 ‑ $15.00
JOHN LORANGER Seattle, WA $15.00 10/18/2013 ‑ $15.00
ALEX MARKEY Seattle, WA $15.00 11/8/2013 ‑ $15.00
LORRIN NELSON Seattle, WA $15.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $15.00
PAUL LOEB Seattle, WA $15.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $15.00
EVAN SUGDEN Seattle, WA $15.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $15.00
NICOLE CASPER Bellingham, WA $15.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $15.00
JOYCE RAY Renton, WA $15.00 11/9/2013 ‑ $15.00
CLARK WILLS Seattle, WA $15.00 11/10/2013 ‑ $15.00
SUSAN O'NEIL Seattle, WA $15.00 11/13/2013 ‑ $15.00
DEEPA BHANDARU Seattle, WA $15.00 11/13/2013 ‑ $15.00
ARTHUR DIQUATTRO Seattle, WA $15.00 11/19/2013 ‑ $15.00
MATT BANEY Kent, WA $15.00 4/10/2014 ‑ $15.00
JONATHAN FLANDERS Troy, NY $15.00 4/17/2014 ‑ $15.00
NICOLE JEKICH Seattle, WA $15.00 4/23/2014 ‑ $15.00
HERSCHEL SOLES Portland, OR $15.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $15.00
DAVE KING Portland, OR $15.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $15.00
LAUREN KING Portland, OR $15.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $15.00
RICH JENSEN Seattle, WA $10.00 11/17/2013 ‑ $10.00
PETER HENRY Edmonds, WA $10.00 1/2/2014 ‑ $10.00
CATHERINE POTTINGER Seattle, WA $10.00 4/23/2014 ‑ $10.00
STEPHEN AMY Portland, OR $10.00 4/24/2014 ‑ $10.00
BEVERLY BASSETT Olympia, WA $5.00 4/10/2014 ‑ $5.00
Total Itemized Contributions $137,406.57
Unitemized Contributions $25 or less
# of Contributions
Deposit Date
67 4/29/14 $831.00
12 10/19/13 $201.50
14 8/9/13 $179.50
9 8/1/13 $161.00
7 10/27/13 $145.00
6 11/9/13 $140.00
6 4/28/14 $120.00
8 9/3/13 $95.00
5 7/29/13 $95.00
5 11/14/13 $95.00
5 11/5/13 $90.00
1 1/29/14 $6.00
Total Unitemized Contributions $25 or less $14,297.43
Anonymous Receipts
4/29/14 $308.00
12/21/13 $145.00
11/4/13 $100.00
8/1/13 $56.00
10/22/13 $50.00
3/24/13 $50.00
11/4/13 $50.00
7/5/13 $6.00
5/23/13 $5.00
Total Anonymous Receipts $1,029.00
Candidate Contributions
(if itemized)
7/2/13 $100.00
Total Candidate Contributions $100.00
Transfers From Previous Campaign
Total Transfers From Previous Campaign $0.00
Miscellaneous Receipts
PROCEEDS FROM LOW COST FUNDRAISER $8,182.39 3/22/2013 ‑ $12.00
10/24/2013 ‑ $1,460.00
11/5/2013 ‑ $1,104.00
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Miscellaneous Receipts $8,190.10
Grand Total $161,023.10
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'High social cost' adults can be predicted from as young as three, says study
20% of population uses majority of public services, research shows, indicating long-term importance of early years investment for disadvantaged children
By looking at socioeconomic background, experience of maltreatment, IQ and self-control it was possible to predict which children would grow up to become part of this "high- cost" segment of society, the study found. Photograph: Alamy Stock Photo
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A small fraction of the population is likely to account for the majority of societal costs, according to new research into the impact of childhood disadvantage on later life.
The research – based on New Zealand data but involving an international team – also revealed that such "high cost" adults can be predicted when as young as three years old from an assessment of their brain health.
The study, which followed around 1,000 children from birth, found that at 38 years of age just 22% of the group accounted for 81% of its criminal convictions, 78% of pharmaceutical prescriptions, and 66% of welfare benefits.
"About 20% of the population is using the lion's share of a wide array of public services and we found that the same people use most of the national health service, the criminal courts, insurance claims for disabling injury, pharmaceutical prescriptions and social welfare benefits," said Terrie Moffitt, co-author of the research from Duke University, North Carolina.
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But she cautioned that the results should elicit compassion rather than being used to stigmatise individuals.
"Very often when we think of the people who are the greatest burden on society we can jump to the conclusion these are lazy layabouts who are happy to live off the public purse," she said. "But in fact what this research suggests is, yes, there is a very high cost fragment of society, but these are people who weren't very well prepared as pre-schoolers for making their way into the really modern, fast-paced, higher technical, education-dependant job markets."
Josh Hillman, director of education at the Nuffield Foundation, who was not involved in the research, agreed, adding that while the study was based on children in New Zealand, the findings are likely to apply in other developed countries, including the UK.
"The implications are that we have really underestimated the long-term benefits of investment in early years education for disadvantaged children, both in terms of the benefits for the children themselves but also in terms of the payback for the public purse," he said.
Writing in the journal Nature Human Behaviour, the team from the US, UK and New Zealand, described how they analysed data collected from 1,037 children born in Dunedin, New Zealand, who took part in what is known as the Dunedin Longitudinal Study.
Around 95% of the children were followed up until the age of 38, when data was collected from personal interviews and a host of national administrative databases, allowing the team the rare chance to explore connections between factors in childhood and a host of outcomes in adulthood.
The results reveal that 20% of the group accounted for the majority share for each of the different resources or services considered, ranging from criminal convictions to welfare benefits and cigarettes smoked.
But they also found that many individuals cropped up as heavy users of multiple services. "They did tend to be the same individuals who were showing up again and again and again in each of the different government databases," said Moffitt.
Mental illness and poverty: you can't tackle one without the other | Dean Burnett
Indeed, analysis of heavy users of three of more services revealed that the same 22% of the cohort accounted for 81% of the group's criminal convictions, 77% of fatherless children, 36% of injury insurance claims, 78% of prescriptions, 66% of welfare benefits and 40% of excess obese kilograms, as well as more than half of cigarettes smoked and nights spent in hospital.
It was possible to predict which of the children were most likely to grow up to become part of this high cost segment of society from measures of their socioeconomic background, experience of maltreatment, IQ and self-control, which were taken repeatedly from birth to age 11.
But the team also discovered that a rating of "brain health", based on the combined results from a 45 minute-long assessment of motor skills, understanding of language, social behaviour and IQ at three years of age, was almost as accurate a predictive tool.
"Given two pre-schoolers about 80% of the time we can accurately predict which group they will end up in," said Avshalom Caspi, another author of the research, also from Duke University.
Geoff Lindsay, director of the Centre for Educational Development, Appraisal and Research at the University of Warwick said the study adds powerful evidence in support of the need for research into early interventions.
Frances Gardner, professor of child and family psychology at the University of Oxford, described the new research as both novel and impressive in looking at the use of a wide range of services in adulthood. But, like Lindsay, she believes further work is needed to determine how to best ensure every child has a good start in life.
"On its own this study doesn't tell us all that much about how to intervene or when, but it reassuring that the problems that we are trying to tackle in these childhood interventions have even stronger evidence of their long-term implications that we thought before," she said.

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Ernest Borough Johnson 1867-1949
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Born in Shifnal in Shropshire, Johnson was a painter in oils, watercolours, tempera and pastel of portraits, figure subjects and landscapes. He was also an important lithographer, etcher and charcoal draughtsman.
Johnson studied at the Slade School under Alphonse Legros and at the Herkomer School, Bushey.
He exhibited very widely at the principal London galleries from 1886 and extensively abroad.
Elected an RBA in 1896, RI in 1906 – he received an Honourable Mention at the Paris Salon in 1922, and a silver medal in 1923. Amongst his published books were 'The Art of the Pencil' which is a wonderful record of his fine draughtsmanship.
He was Professor of Fine Arts, Bedford College, London University, and for fifteen years Headmaster of the Art Department of Chelsea Polytechic.
Amongst his highly successful work as an illustrator was Thomas Hardy's 'Tess of the D'Urbevilles'. His work is represented in public collections worldwide.
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Meet the team! CallScripter's team comprises of individuals from a variety of backgrounds with a formidable combined skill set. We work in an open plan office to prevent barriers to communication; This encourages a healthy working relationship among individuals and process clarity between departments. By working closely together, we can utilize our skills to deliver the best service possible.
Wil Sokanovic
Wil Sokanovic started his IPPlus career over a decade ago as an agent in our very own call centre, Ansaback. Over the ensuing years, Wil has demonstrated a commendable work ethic and dedicated enthusiasm. This has been duly recognised by the company and enabled Wil to work his way from agent through the ranks to service delivery manager. With Wil's vast experience of the contact centre world and extensive knowledge of CallScripter's scripting application, he was the perfect candidate to join our Sales team. Wil takes great pride in representing the brand and driving the business forward.
Rob Farrance
Professional Services Consultant
Robert joined IPPlus as a call agent in 2009, moving quickly to shift supervisor and then senior client coordinator. His technical capabilities brought him to the attention of the CallScripter Professional Services team which he joined in 2015 as Helpdesk Support Analyst. Rob has shown exceptional initiative in this new role; demonstrating impeccable communication skills and problem solving techniques and has now taken on the role as Professional Services Consultant, managing customer projects. In his spare time Rob enjoys snow sports, squash and dodgeball.
Elliott Drewell
Elliott Drewell has been with IPPlus for nearly two years as a Team Leader in our contact centre, Ansaback. After showing a particular interest in our software, which he has used on a daily basis during his time as a Customer Care Advisor, he has been recruited as a Helpdesk Analyst for CallScripter. As first line support, Elliott is responsible for prioritising, resolving and elevating helpdesk tickets and liaising with our client base. Elliott is an avid music fan and in his spare time loves to cook, ride his Harley Davidson and enjoys real coffee and 'proper' beer.
Aston French
Aston French obtained a BSc in Physics from Swansea University before completing his MSc in Astronautics and Space Engineering at Cranfield. One of Aston's hobbies is playing computer games and making modifications to them, as part of a team effort. His zeal for all things tech and aptitude for group projects makes him the perfect candidate for his new role in CallScripter's Professional Services team as a Support Analyst. Working closely with Mike Hollett, fellow tech enthusiast, Aston will be working on the platform delivery and maintenance of CallScripter. In his spare time, Aston volunteers for the British Heart Foundation and enjoys live music, squash and anything space related!
Andy Hemingway
After graduating from Suffolk University with a BSc honours degree in Software Engineering, Andrew joined the call centre division of IPPlus as a script builder. This role evolved to encompass the complex manipulation of applications to meet customer demands. This led to Andy's move to CallScripter to work specifically with the software solution. Andy has worked in different areas of the business, giving him a profound knowledge of the product. He now oversees the Development Team.
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Chris is responsible for the continual improvement of usability of the CallScripter application. Most recently Chris' graphical and server-side restructuring of the software has given birth to the new Synergy application. Chris' professional experience is primarily with a variety Microsoft languages, whilst his freelance experience has generally been with PHP and other open source languages. When he's not at work most of his time is spent with his wife and daughter as well as a bit of gardening and amateur beer/wine brewing.
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Karl joined CallScripter with a wealth of development knowledge back in 2005. His role as Integrations Developer involves the comprehensive .net integration of CallScripter with remote EasyCall (DXI) hosted dialer platform, additional .net integration of CallScripter with numerous premise based telephony hardware and CRM style applications and remote webService based utilities and the maintenance and development of CallScripter's web based contact centre solution. Out of work, Karl enjoys whipping up a storm in the kitchen, seeking out music new and old and is an active swimmer and biker.
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NIC opens Leeds office
The UK government's independent advisers on national infrastructure have today (24 January) opened an office base in Leeds.
The National Infrastructure Commission has taken space in One Embankment, the central Leeds offices which also serve as the headquarters of the UK Infrastructure Bank.
Cllr Jonathan Pryor, deputy leader of Leeds City Council, joined National Infrastructure Commission chair Sir John Armitt and UK Infrastructure Bank chief executive officer John Flint to cut a ribbon marking the official opening of the new premises.
Sir John said: "It's great to be here. Having a team based in West Yorkshire and holding our main Commission meetings here regularly will give us a stronger sense of the infrastructure needs of this part of the country, while also enabling us to build a close working relationship with the new UK Infrastructure Bank.
"The Commission helps identify long term priorities while the bank helps fund projects that might otherwise not secure private investment, and together we play an important role in ensuring the UK's infrastructure is fit for the future."
Cllr Pryor, who is also the City Council's executive member for economy, culture and education, said: "We are delighted the National Infrastructure Commission had chosen to locate a base in Leeds. As we are also home to the UK Infrastructure Bank, it really underlines that Leeds is the place to be for organisations looking to move north from London and the south east.
"In Leeds we care deeply about climate change and the environment, so we are excited to see recommendations come forward next year from the Commission to hopefully improve key infrastructure in Leeds and across the north, particularly our transport, energy and zero carbon infrastructure."
John Flint, CEO of the UK Infrastructure Bank, said: "I am very pleased to welcome the National Infrastructure Commission to Leeds - given our complementary missions, this makes perfect sense. The bank was set up to tackle climate change and boost growth across the UK, but we cannot achieve this alone, and we must work with partners in the public and private sector to deliver on our mission.
"The NIC is one of these key partners, as we both strive to create better cleaner, greener infrastructure for everyone across the country. Leeds continues to offer a diverse range of careers across the financial sector and provides great employment opportunities for anyone wanting a career that will support the green transition."
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Caroline Shaw Chief Executive for The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, said "We can confirm today that a further three patients – a man in his 80s, a man in his 70s and a lady in her 90s – who had tested positive for COVID-19 have sadly died while being cared for at our hospital. Our thoughts are with their families and loved ones at this difficult time."
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Spiff: The competition
In the intervening years between the first inception of Spiff (yes, I'm going camel case, upper case everywhere just won't do) and it's subsequent revival (and re-revival), a couple of competitors have appeared in the same space.
Closest in spirit to Spiff is Preon. It even states it's aim "to be to binary encoded data what Hibernate is to relational databases, and JAXB to XML", which pretty much sums up what I want with Spiff. Where Preon differs is in it's extensive use of annotations to do what Spiff does in it's format definition file (which Spiff calls an .adf file - Arbitrary Data Format). Preon will examine your classes and derive the data format from the order and types of annotated fields in the class. It also uses annotations to derive looping and conditional logic.
I'll admit that I've not used Preon - partly through fear of polluting my ideas about what Spiff could and should do, and partly in case I decided it was better than Spiff and just decided to call the whole thing off. So any discussion of it's merits and drawbacks are truly superficial. My general impression is that it's reliance on annotations are a little hairy - when you're expressing logic in annotations, things look a little awkward. Spiff trades off compactness (having everything described in the code) for readability and also portability. The event dispatching and class binding mechanism means that one .adf file can be used to populate classes of any shape without needing to respecify the file format. This also highlights the fact that it looks like Preon expects the classes to fully describe the file format, which is rarely what you want in the code. One of the use cases that led to me starting to write Spiff was wanting to get little pieces of the data without having to worry about the rest of the file format. And thus were .jump and .skip begat.
On the other side, the Google lads are also in the frame with protobuf. Protobuf is interesting in that it uses something analogous to the .adf file to describe the format. Where it differs is that it will generate classes for you to serialize and deserialize the format. That's something that Spiff might be capable of one day, but I like the idea of being able to write arbitrary POJOs and map the data onto them, rather than having objects in my code whose sole purpose is as marshallers. Also, it's largely oriented towards message-passing, that is, describing a message that will be passed between two systems, such as in RPC, where the user is in control of both ends of the transaction. To that end, the .proto definitions are reliant on using the underlying protobuf grammar for the message, for instance to recognise repeated blocks of data, and don't have some of the flexibility to express more complicated relationships between parts of the file.
I see a couple of strong points in Spiff from this. Portability of .adf files is possibly the biggest. Once someone has defined an .adf for, say, a .bmp file, or an ItunesDB file, anyone else can take that and use it to bind all or part of that data to their own classes. The other is flexibility, in hopefully being able to express all the things that can make binary file formats tricky to work with. I guess first step is to have a working product...
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Spiff!
Ok, I'm back on Spiff. I mean it this time. Repeat after me - "I will ship software, I will ship software, I will ship software".
Coming back to code after a little time is an interesting experience. Almost every time you can guarantee a few nuggets of insight that hadn't occurred previously.
Today's lesson: if it's difficult writing a unit test for (usual suspects being the FileNotFoundExceptions and if(x == null)) conditions), it's probably not worth having in the code.
I'm not normally one for striving for 100% code coverage with tests. Like all things that fall under the agile/XP umbrella, if you're doing it by the book, you're doing it wrong. There isn't a book that tells you how you should be working on your projects.
However, in this instance, I thought it would be an interesting exercise to try and get up to 100%. By getting OCD on the unit tests, I found at least two conditions in my code that couldn't actually occur:
a null check on an object right after it's constructor was called, and
an exception thrown from code where I was using dynamic assignment where static assignment was sufficient.
In the latter case, I had
lib = Class.forName("java.lang.Math");
//how do I get here?
Can you write a test that exercises the catch block? Nope. This was a remnant of old code that hadn't been cleaned up. What I should have been doing was
lib = java.lang.Math.class;
which doesn't throw any exception.
It's good to remember that adding test cases is not the only way to get closer to 100% code coverage - deleting code does just as well.
How final is final?
One interesting tidbit from Spiff development. How final is
final int x = 1
? Answer: Not very, if you're using reflection. Field.setAccessible(true) will soon get you round any awkward encapsulation issues.
So, newly armed with that knowledge, what's printed out here?
public class HowFinal {
private final int x = 1;
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
HowFinal howFinal = new HowFinal();
Field f = howFinal.getClass().getDeclaredField("x");
f.setAccessible(true);
f.set(howFinal,2);
System.out.println(howFinal.getX());
System.out.println(f.get(howFinal));
public int getX() {
The answer, unexpectedly, is
Er, so x was final after all? Sort of. The compiler inlines constants at compile time, so as far as the runtime JVM is concerned, getX() contains the code return 1;. Querying the field via reflection shows it's true value of 2.
Is there any question whose answer doesn't start with "it depends"?
Spiff on Github
Spiff is now available to download/fork/whatever at GitHub. The GitHub site also has a wiki with some instructions for getting started.
Current state is pre-pre-pre-pre-alpha. That is, it doesn't really work, I'm rebuilding some of the core parts, but it's there for anyone who wants to snoop. Ship early, ship often!
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Yangliu Primary School - "Wanhua Dormitory" was completed
March 16, 2016, Wanhua Chemical together with the China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation came to the southwest of China's Sichuan Province, Kaijiang, Yangliu Primary School, witnessed the ceremony of the completion of "Wanhua dormitory".
As one of the China "Responsible Care" initiative, Wanhua Chemical has been actively involved in public welfare projects and education.
Wanhua Launched the 2015 Spring Festival Visit to Wangjiawa Community
With the approaching of 2015 Chinese Spring Festival, Wanhua visited the low-income families and households with a disabled member inYantai Qixia Guandao Town Wangjiawa Community. They send deep concern and festival greetings of all Wanhua employees to those poverty-stricken families.
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In June 2013, the Marketing Department and EMS jointly organized a caring donation activity named "On Wings of Love, We Are in Action". This activity called on all the employees of the company to donate clothes and books for children in remote areas. This activity collected 456 pieces of clothing, 241 books, 50 pairs of brand new shoes, as well as school supplies and toys such as new schoolbags, footballs, building blocks, expressing best wishes of Wanhua's employees to children in poor areas.
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On March 31, 2013, Wanhua Financial Department (FD) launched a caring donation activity with the theme of "Gathering Every Drop of Wanhua FD's Love and Fulfilling the Dreams of Left-behind Children". FD staff from Yantai, Ningbo, Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou had donated 27,760 yuan and a large amount of educational equipment, such as computers, harmonicas within only three days. On the day of the activity, under the leadership of Zou Jihua, the general manager, FD staff visited the children in Zhongdademei Children' School with their deep blessings. They also prepared a series of distinctive "Sunshine Lessons" for these children and spend a very happy afternoon with the children.
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On May 27, 2013, 20 representatives of the workshop of Wanhua Yantai factory, together with their families, went to Yantai SOS Children's Village to send their Children's Day blessing. The factory director Wei Jianfeng, on behalf of all the employees of the factory, presented 8,700 yuan in cash and 20 sets of school supplies, showing their love and best wishes for Children's Day to all the children in the Children's Village.
In March 2012, Wanhua Design Institute organized a caring donation activity for Yantai SOS Children's Village. Under the leadership of the Director Jiang Jiayi, all employees in this institute actively took part in this activity and showed their love and care for the orphans. In this activity, there were total 5,300 yuan of donation raised.
Caring for the Lives of the Elderly and Visiting a Nursing Home for the Chongyang Festival
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Books To Understand Dr. King And His 'Economic Dream'
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MONTGOMERY, AL – MAY 1956: Civil rights leader Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. relaxes at home in … [+] May 1956 in Montgomery, Alabama. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)
"There are two Americas. "In this America, millions of people have the milk of prosperity and the honey of equality flowing before them…This other America has a daily ugliness about it that transforms the buoyancy of hope into the fatigue of despair. In this other America, men walk the streets in search of jobs that do not exist"
Dr. Martin Luther King Junior delivered his most powerful yet unfamiliar speech "The Other America" at Stanford University on April 14, 1967. This speech is a direct reflection of Dr. King's crusade to bring his "economic dream" of ending poverty and the dismantling of American Capitalism so that a better system could take its place. "Communism forgets that life is individual. Capitalism forgets life is social," said Dr. King.
"The curse of poverty has no justification in our age. It is socially as cruel and blind as the practice of cannibalism at the dawn of civilization when men ate each other because they had not yet learned to take food from the soil or to consume the abundant animal life around them. The time has come for us to civilize ourselves by the total, direct and immediate abolition of poverty."
He has always combined his theology and civil rights activism with this more aggressive approach to economics. The most famous speech by Dr. King "I Have A Dream" discussed the poverty and economic inequality that Black Americans faced in the fight for civil rights. "One hundred years later, the Negro lives on a lonely island of poverty in the midst vast ocean of material prosperity…we've come to our nation's capital to cash a check . . . that will give us upon demand the riches of freedom and the security of justice."
The rose-colored lens of white Americans emphasizing the idea of a colorblind society weakened the views of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on economic inclusion and criticism of capitalism. As a way to undermine and disregard the issues of systematic economic and racial injustice embedded into America's infrastructure, the iconic phrase "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character" was used to deflect from a failing american system.
The following are some books that can help you understand Dr. King's philosophy and efforts regarding economic inclusion.
The philosophy and theology that made Dr. King a leader of the civil rights movement can be attributed in part to his years at Morehouse College and Crozer Theological Seminary in Pennsylvania, along with the influence of Gandhi, Eastern philosophy, Buddhist teachings and Thoreau.
The Essential Writings by Ralph Waldo Emerson
"Ralph Waldo Emerson, the great essayist, said in a lecture in 1871, 'If a man can write a better book or preach a better sermon or make a better mousetrap than his neighbor, even if he builds his house in the woods, the world will make a beaten path to his door.' This hasn't always been true — but it will become increasingly true, and so I would urge you to study hard, to burn the midnight oil." – Dr. King
Progress and Poverty by Henry George
During the 1968 Poor People's Campaign Dr. King referenced Henry George in a speech"Where We Are Going"
In 1879 Henry George anticipated this state of affairs when he wrote, in Progress and Poverty: "The fact is that the work which improves the condition of mankind, the work which extends knowledge and increases power and enriches literature, and elevates thought, is not done to secure a living. It is not the work of slaves, driven to their task either by the lash of a master or by animal necessities. It is the work of men who perform it for their own sake, and not that they may get more to eat or drink, or wear, or display. In a state of society where want is abolished, work of this sort could be enormously increased."
Civil Disobedience by Henry David Thoreau
"During my student days I read Henry David Thoreau's essay On Civil Disobedience for the first time. Here, in this courageous New Englander's refusal to pay his taxes and his choice of jail rather than support a war that would spread slavery's territory into Mexico, I made my first contact with the theory of nonviolent resistance. Fascinated by the idea of refusing to cooperate with an evil system, I was so deeply moved that I reread the work several times." – Dr. King
MONTGOMERY, AL – MARCH 25: Dr. Civil rights and Union leaders (Left: Cleveland Robinson, … [+] (vice-president of the Negro American Labor Council), 3rd from front left: author James Baldwin, 4th from front left: march planner Bayard Rustin, 5th from left: A. Phillip Randolph (president of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters), 6th from front left: John Lewis, (president of Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee or SNCC), Center-7th from left: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Right of microphone stand: Coretta Scott King, second from right: Juanita Abernathy, wife of Rev. Ralph Abernathy, who is behind to her right and Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth) sing 'We Shall Overcome' at the conclusion of the Selma to Montgomery civil rights march on March 25, 1965 in Montgomery, Alabama. (Photo by Stephen F. Somerstein/Getty Images)
Dr. King's Sphere Of Influence
Dr. King not only cemented his place in history as a civil rights icon, he was known to have friendships with James Baldwin, Langston Hughes and Maya Angelou, who also helped him organize protests. His legacy has also been immortalized through written works by Alice Walker, Angela Davis and Gwendolyn Brooks.
Baldwin first met King in 1957, during the Atlanta stop of his tour of the Deep South. They developed a complicated friendship, both having respect for one another but clashing on core beliefs.
The Fire Is upon Us: James Baldwin
"He was more beleaguered than he had ever been before, and not only by his enemies in the white South…King has had an extraordinary effect in the Negro world and is now in the center of an extremely complex crossfire." Baldwin wrote of King in Harper's magazine
Women, Culture & Politics By ANGELA Y. DAVIS
"They remember King the Dr. Orator, but not Dr. King the disrupter of unjust peace. They applaud Dr. King who opposed violence, but not the Dr. King who called for massive non-white violent demonstrations to end war and poverty in our houses. They applauded his 1963 "I have a dream speech," and that's the only thing that many people know. They applaud his 1963 "I have a dream speech but forget how as he told us in a Christmas sermon on peace, not long after talking about that dream I started seeing it turn into a nightmare."- Angela Davis on Dr. King's Legacy
Martin Luther King, Jr., wearing a hat and sunglasses calls out "All right, all right, we're gonna … [+] march, we're gonna march straight south" as he leads marchers across the Coldwater River Bridge in Coldwater, Mississippi. Dr. King resumed James Meredith' | Location: Coldwater, Mississippi, USA.
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The Dreamer and Rebel In His Own Words
Throughout Dr. Kings Life He has written books and speeches on tolerance, socioeconomic inequality, capitalism, and the racial injustices of America. King is one of the most important thinkers, orators and writers of the 1950s and 1960s. History has a way of simplifying his teachings and methods—hopefully the full scope of his dreams for a more equal and unified America will be understood through his own words.
Why We Can't Wait by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr
Why We Can't Wait explores the origins of the civil rights movement. King explains why 1963 was the year the civil rights movement arose while also addressing poverty, criticism of the government, and his stance on nonviolent protest.
Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community?
The last book written by Dr. King before he was assassinated, this book was his analysis of the next phase of the civil rights revolution which would include the economic advancement and demands of Black Americans.
In honor of King's Day, all should embrace Dr. Kings ideals in their entirety while continuing to push for their realization.
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