Cummings, Christopher was born 15 February 1946, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1321 Se 25Th Ln, Cape Coral, Florida 33904. Florida voter ID number 117280282. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 January 2019.
Cummings, Christopher was born 22 September 1978, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 707 N Willow Ave, Tampa, Florida 33606. Florida voter ID number 111241047. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2016.
Cummings, Christopher was born 22 September 1978, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 8426 Cypress Garden Ct, Apt 201 B, Tampa, Florida 33614. Florida voter ID number 125462756. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Christopher was born 1 November 1990, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 5100 Nw 39Th St, Lauderdale Lakes, Florida 33319-6517. Florida voter ID number 120480474. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
30 June 2015 voter list: Christopher Cummings, 5100 NW 39Th St, Lauderdale Lakes, FL 33319 Florida Democratic Party.
Cummings, Christopher was born 24 November 1968, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1443 W Lake Rd, Monticello, Florida 32344. Florida voter ID number 104741088. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
30 April 2018 voter list: CHRISTOPHER CUMMINGS, 875 GOLDBURG ST, MONTICELLO, FL 32344 Florida Democratic Party.
Cummings, Christopher A. was born 27 September 1976, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 168 Main St, Sebastian, Florida 32958. Florida voter ID number 104628697. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Christopher Aaron was born 30 August 1986, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 4104 98Th Ave E, Parrish, Florida 34219-9573. Florida voter ID number 105497678. His telephone number is 1-941-747-1790. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
28 February 2018 voter list: Christopher Aaron Cummings, 4104 98Th AVE E, Parrish, FL 34219 No Party Affiliation.
31 January 2018 voter list: Christopher Aaron Cummings, 10904 10th Ave E, Bradenton, FL 342129755 No Party Affiliation.
31 March 2017 voter list: Christopher Aaron Cummings, 10904 10th Ave E, Bradenton, FL 34212 No Party Affiliation.
CUMMINGS, CHRISTOPHER ALLEN was born 20 November 1982, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 400 Locust Ave, #1, Sanford, Florida 32771. Florida voter ID number 117051470. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2016.
CUMMINGS, CHRISTOPHER ANDREW was born 15 September 1988, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 707 S Hampton Ave, Orlando, Florida 32803. Florida voter ID number 116002437. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 January 2019 voter list: CHRISTOPHER ANDREW CUMMINGS, 1414 VILLAGE LN, WINTER PARK, FL 32792 No Party Affiliation.
28 February 2018 voter list: CHRISTOPHER ANDREW CUMMINGS, 643 HUNTINGTON AVE, WINTER PARK, FL 32789 No Party Affiliation.
31 October 2016 voter list: CHRISTOPHER ANDREW CUMMINGS, 633 MINNESOTA AVE, WINTER PARK, FL 32789 No Party Affiliation.
31 May 2012 voter list: CHRISTOPHER A. CUMMINGS, 574 SILVER COURSE LOOP, OCALA, FL 34472 No Party Affiliation.
Cummings, Christopher Blake was born 11 October 1994, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 518 Archwood Dr, Debary, Florida 32713. Florida voter ID number 120152043. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 January 2014 voter list: Christophers Blake Cummings, 518 Archwood Dr, DeBary, FL 32713 Republican Party of Florida.
Cummings, Christopher Brian was born 11 May 1969, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 8227 Teaticket Dr, Jacksonville, Florida 32244. Florida voter ID number 124492554. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Christopher Brian born 23 May 1975, Florida voter ID number 115981648 See Parker, Christopher Brian. CLICK HERE.
Cummings, Christopher Cagney was born 25 November 1964, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 205 Se 16Th Ave, Apt 19 C, Gainesville, Florida 32601. Florida voter ID number 124830228. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
CUMMINGS, CHRISTOPHER CARLTON was born 21 July 1949, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 13385 Ne 39Th Ter, Anthony, Florida 32617. Florida voter ID number 105561125. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
30 November 2013 voter list: CHRISTOPHER C. CUMMINGS, 13385 NE 39TH TER, ANTHONY, FL 32617 No Party Affiliation.
CUMMINGS, CHRISTOPHER DUWAN was born 2 January 1990, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 4885 Raleigh St, Apt 5, Orlando, Florida 32811. Florida voter ID number 116156078. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
30 November 2013 voter list: CHRISTOPHER D. CUMMINGS, 831 WOODEN BLVD, ORLANDO, FL 32805 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2012 voter list: Christopher D. Cummings, 1197 Singleton Cir, Groveland, FL 34736 Florida Democratic Party.
Cummings, Christopher E. was born 21 March 1965, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 17491 Ne 4Th Ave, N Miami Beach, Florida 33162. Florida voter ID number 110056562. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
CUMMINGS, CHRISTOPHER EDWARD was born 20 March 1985, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 1720 Chester Ave, Sarasota, Florida 34234. Florida voter ID number 100318269. His telephone number is 954-8051 (no area code listed). This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
CUMMINGS, CHRISTOPHER EDWARD was born 14 April 1968, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 8672 Crestgate Cir, Orlando, Florida 32819. Florida voter ID number 120938704. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 6695 MONTGOMERY RD CLOVER SC 29710-8048 UNITED STATES. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Christopher Floyd was born 4 July 1946, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 3381 Oak Hammock Ct, Bonita Springs, Florida 34134. Florida voter ID number 119188871. His telephone number is 1-239-498-4864. His email address is Ccummings475@gmail.cim. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 July 2018 voter list: Christopher Floyd Cummings, 27540 Riverbank Dr, Bonita Springs, FL 34134 No Party Affiliation.
Cummings, Christopher G. was born 10 January 1977, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 17996 Nw 59Th Ave, Starke, Florida 32091. Florida voter ID number 100751634. His telephone number is 1-904-964-6755. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Christopher Gerrod was born 13 July 2000, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 17996 Nw 59Th Ave, Starke, Florida 32091. Florida voter ID number 125711968. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Christopher Gordon was born 10 November 1954, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 1201 Se 43Rd St, Gainesville, Florida 32641. Florida voter ID number 108395711. His telephone number is 1-352-955-6704. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
30 June 2017 voter list: Christopher G. Cummings, 1201 SE 43Rd St, Gainesville, FL 32641 Republican Party of Florida.
Cummings, Christopher J. was born 5 February 1970, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 4895 20Th Ave Se, Naples, Florida 34117. Florida voter ID number 110155434. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2016.
Cummings, Christopher J. was born 6 September 1991, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 11140 Barbizon Cir E, Jacksonville, Florida 32257. Florida voter ID number 117228269. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Christopher James was born 26 October 1978, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1524 Sw St Andrews Dr, Palm City, Florida 34990-2236. Florida voter ID number 105845328. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Christopher Jerome was born 4 September 1972, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1300 S 10Th St, Lot 13, Fernandina Beach, Florida 32034-3091. Florida voter ID number 122923902. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 March 2016 voter list: Christopher Jerome Cummings, 19 S 10Th ST, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Florida Democratic Party.
Cummings, Christopher John was born 28 April 1986, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 11031 Sw 9Th Pl, Davie, Florida 33324-4111. Florida voter ID number 102319251. His telephone number is 1-954-370-9428. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 May 2017 voter list: Christopher John Cummings, 9821 NW 18Th MNR, Plantation, FL 333227601 Florida Democratic Party.
30 June 2015 voter list: Christopher John Cummings, 1751 SW 110Th Ter, Davie, FL 33324 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2012 voter list: Christopher John Cummings, 11801 Hermitage Dr, Plantation, FL 33325 Florida Democratic Party.
Cummings, Christopher Lamar was born 11 May 1988, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 6509 Winding Greens Dr, Jacksonville, Florida 32244. Florida voter ID number 118870425. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 July 2018 voter list: Christopher Lamar Cummings, 6935 ORTEGA WOODS Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32244 Florida Democratic Party.
29 February 2016 voter list: Christopher Lamar Cummings, 5959 Ft Caroline Rd, APT 2701, Jacksonville, FL 32277 Florida Democratic Party.
Cummings, Christopher Lawrence was born 11 March 1972, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 40 Acme St, Jacksonville, Florida 32211. Florida voter ID number 103538084. His telephone number is 1-904-323-7982. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
30 June 2017 voter list: Christopher Lawerance Cummings, 2057 Blair St, Jacksonville, FL 322064218 Florida Democratic Party.
30 April 2016 voter list: Christopher Lawerance Cummings, 1822 Thelma St, Jacksonville, FL 32206 Florida Democratic Party.
30 June 2014 voter list: Christopher Lawerance Cummings, 831 Mikael AVE, Jacksonville, FL 32205 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2012 voter list: Christopher L. Cummings, 1042 Assisi LN, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 Florida Democratic Party.
CUMMINGS, CHRISTOPHER LEE was born 25 December 1984, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 12908 Front Beach Rd, #107, Panama City Beach, Florida 32407. Florida voter ID number 125424434. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Christopher Lee was born 17 April 1985, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 1005 Quigley Dr, Crestview, Florida 32536. Florida voter ID number 124191711. His telephone number is 1-928-279-1025. His email address is chriscummings85@yahoo.com. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 1690 Ala Moana Blvd Apt 405 Honolulu HI 96815. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Christopher Lee was born 30 June 1970, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 3121 Cottonwood Bnd, Apt 1601, Fort Myers, Florida 33905. Florida voter ID number 124856723. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Christopher Mark was born 8 March 1971, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 1353 Weston Oaks Dr, Apt 5207, Holiday, Florida 34691. Florida voter ID number 110562115. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 June 2017.
Cummings, Christopher Mark was born 18 March 1968, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 10985 Sw 1St Ct, Lot 4160, Coral Springs, Florida 33071. Florida voter ID number 101893580. His telephone number is 1-954-906-8368. His email address is iggyintl3@aol.com. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 January 2018 voter list: Chris Mark Cummings, 1534 Veracruz Ln, Weston, FL 333271735 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2015 voter list: Chris Mark Cummings, 1534 Veracruz Ln, Weston, FL 33327 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2012 voter list: Chris M. Cummings, 1534 Veracruz LN, Weston, FL 33327 Florida Democratic Party.
Cummings, Christopher Marquis was born 19 May 1986, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1831 13Th Ave E, Apt 1002, Bradenton, Florida 34208-8311. Florida voter ID number 105489863. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 March 2016 voter list: Christopher Marquis Cummings, 1831 13th Ave E, APT 1002, Bradenton, FL 34208 Florida Democratic Party.
22 October 2014 voter list: Christopher Marquis Cummings, 919 35th Avenue Dr E, Bradenton, FL 34208 Florida Democratic Party.
CUMMINGS, CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL was born 18 August 1979, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 815 W Boynton Beach Blvd, Boynton Beach, Florida 33426. Florida voter ID number 111924250. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 4617 ADRIAN WAY PLANO TX 75024. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2017.
31 August 2017 voter list: CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL CUMMINGS, 815 W BOYNTON BEACH BLVD, APT 3203, BOYNTON BEACH, FL 33426 Florida Democratic Party.
30 June 2014 voter list: CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL CUMMINGS, 1007 GREEN PINE BLVD, C3, WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33409 Florida Democratic Party.
Cummings, Christopher Michael was born 28 September 1966, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1208 Ne 17Th Ave, Ft Lauderdale, Florida 33304. Florida voter ID number 101847127. His telephone number is 1-954-371-9463. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
30 June 2018 voter list: Christopher M. Cummings, 1208 NE 17Th AVE, Ft Lauderdale, FL 333042426 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2015 voter list: Christopher M. Cummings, 1223 NE 16Th AVE, Ft Lauderdale, FL 333042318 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2013 voter list: Christopher M. Cummings, 637 NE 16th St, Ft Lauderdale, FL 33304 Florida Democratic Party.
Cummings, Christopher Munson was born 11 April 1989, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 8121 Champions Cir, #8103, Davenport, Florida 33896. Florida voter ID number 117509316. His telephone number is 1-812-483-3769. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 120 Edgeview Dr Apt 3421 Broomfield CO 80021-8085. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 May 2016 voter list: Christopher Munson Cummings, 3003 MALLORY Cir, 6, Kissimmee, FL 34747 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2012 voter list: CHRISTOPHER MUNSON CUMMINGS, 242 LAKE ELLA DR, APT 6, TALLAHASSEE, FL 32303 Florida Democratic Party.
CUMMINGS, CHRISTOPHER PLACE was born 17 December 1951, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 24 Colonial Club Dr, Apt 201, Boynton Beach, Florida 33435. Florida voter ID number 125253272. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
CUMMINGS, CHRISTOPHER R. was born 6 July 1959, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 10481 Prato St, Wellington, Florida 33414. Florida voter ID number 111947177. His telephone number is 1-561-444-2723. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 July 2016 voter list: CHRISTOHPHER R. CUMMINGS, 10481 PRATO ST, WELLINGTON, FL 33414 No Party Affiliation.
31 May 2012 voter list: CHRISTOHPHER R. CUMMINGS, 11662 PARADISE COVE LN, WELLINGTON, FL 33449 No Party Affiliation.
Cummings, Christopher Ricardo was born 25 November 1977, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 4777 Grand Cypress Cir N, Fl 4777, Coconut Creek, Florida 33073. Florida voter ID number 115417787. His telephone number is 1-954-304-3755. His email address is CRCUMMINGS2003@YAHOO.COM. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
28 February 2018 voter list: CHRISTOPHER RICARDO CUMMINGS, 499 CORTE MADERA LN, #2, WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33401 Florida Democratic Party.
31 October 2017 voter list: CHRISTOPHER RICARDO CUMMINGS, 497 NW SELVITZ RD, PT ST LUCIE, FL 34983 Florida Democratic Party.
31 January 2016 voter list: Christopher Ricardo Cummings, 4777 Grand Cypress Cir N, Coconut Creek, FL 33073 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2012 voter list: Christopher R. Cummings, 4777 Grand Cypress Cir N, Coconut Creek, FL 33073 Florida Democratic Party.
Cummings, Christophers Blake born 11 October 1994, Florida voter ID number 120152043 See Cummings, Christopher Blake. CLICK HERE.
Cummings, Christopher Scott was born 13 September 1993, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 4140 Fenner Rd, Cocoa, Florida 32926. Florida voter ID number 119011377. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
CUMMINGS, CHRISTOPHER SHAY was born 13 July 1990, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 22912 Lakeview Dr, Panama City Beach, Florida 32413-1164. Florida voter ID number 120872070. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 December 2016 voter list: CHRISTOPHER SHAY CUMMINGS, 500 BAREFOOT LN, APT 521, PANAMA CITY BEACH, FL 32413 No Party Affiliation.
Cummings, Christopher Thomas was born 16 June 1973, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 10530 Salisbury St, Riverview, Florida 33569-8711. Florida voter ID number 110595415. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Christopher Thomas was born 17 August 1970, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 9391 Triana Ter, 2, Fort Myers, Florida 33912. Florida voter ID number 118015692. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Christopher William was born 28 January 1993, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 3021 Bay Springs Trl, Deland, Florida 32724. Florida voter ID number 118692135. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 March 2014 voter list: Christopher William Cummings, 890 Fatio Rd, DeLand, FL 32720 Florida Democratic Party.
Cummings, Christopher William was born 23 May 1959, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 3021 Bay Springs Trl, Deland, Florida 32724. Florida voter ID number 108719723. His telephone number is 1-904-736-9242. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 May 2012 voter list: Christopher W. Cummings, 890 Fatio Rd, DeLand, FL 32720 Republican Party of Florida.
CUMMINGS, CHRISTOPHER XAVIER was born 14 October 1958, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 527 Horseman Dr, Oviedo, Florida 32765. Florida voter ID number 107671943. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Christye Lenise was born 10 January 1979, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1008 6Th Street Ct E, Bradenton, Florida 34208-2518. Florida voter ID number 109749618. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 October 2016 voter list: Christye Lenise Cummings, 2017 5th St W, Bradenton, FL 342059312 Florida Democratic Party.
31 October 2015 voter list: Christye Lenise Cummings, 1008 6Th Street CT E, Bradenton, FL 34208 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2012 voter list: Christye Lenise Cummings, 1011 59th Avenue Ter E, Bradenton, FL 34203 Florida Democratic Party.
CUMMINGS, CHRISTY LEE was born 20 December 1976, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 2 Hemlock Radial Ct, Ocala, Florida 34472. Florida voter ID number 116213754. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 December 2018 voter list: CHRISTY LEE CUMMINGS, 10 FIR DRIVE TRAK, OCALA, FL 34472 Republican Party of Florida.
22 October 2014 voter list: CHRISTY LEE CUMMINGS, 6156 SE EARP RD, BELLEVIEW, FL 34420 Republican Party of Florida.
CUMMINGS, CHRIS WILBORN was born 30 September 1967, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 5024 28Th St Sw, Lehigh Acres, Florida 33973. Florida voter ID number 111437968. His telephone number is 443-8517 (no area code listed). This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Chris William was born 1 November 1948, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 2701 Ne 167Th Pl, Gainesville, Florida 32609-4439. Florida voter ID number 100438916. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
CUMMINGS, CIARA S. was born 28 March 1995, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 4808 Figwood Ln, Orlando, Florida 32808. Florida voter ID number 121090023. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Cierra D. was born 11 August 1990, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 8503 Addison Rd, Jacksonville, Florida 32208. Florida voter ID number 116151130. Her telephone number is 1-904-655-9355. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Cindy Anne born 29 March 1955, Florida voter ID number 110432674 See Williams, Cindy Anne. CLICK HERE.
Cummings, Cindy L. was born 5 January 1965, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 971 Cedar Ave, Tavares, Florida 32778. Florida voter ID number 104784223. Her email address is nevi0704@yahoo.com. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Cindy Lewana was born 30 November 1951, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 405 Bishop Blvd, Perry, Florida 32347. Florida voter ID number 120028662. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
CUMMINGS, CINDY R. born 14 November 1978, Florida voter ID number 111041738 See Shenefield, Cindy Renee. CLICK HERE.
Cummings, Cindy R. was born 21 April 1992, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 20312 Nw 15Th Ave, Miami Gardens, Florida 33169. Florida voter ID number 123726784. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Cindy Renee born 14 November 1978, Florida voter ID number 111041738 See Shenefield, Cindy Renee. CLICK HERE.
Cummings, Cj was born 20 April 1956, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 713 Apollo Beach Blvd, Apollo Beach, Florida 33572. Florida voter ID number 105499535. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 June 2014.
Cummings, Clairmont was born 10 August 1987, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 7520 Sw 107Th Ave, Miami, Florida 33173. Florida voter ID number 116620628. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2014.
Cummings, Clancy Sam was born 23 July 1999, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 10355 Sw 40Th St, Apt 503, Miami, Florida 33165. Florida voter ID number 124797785. His email address is clancy8890@gmail.com. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
CUMMINGS, CLARA M. was born 13 February 1945, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 5925 Forest Grove Dr, Apt 3, Boynton Beach, Florida 33437. Florida voter ID number 101935492. Her telephone number is 1-954-888-5992. Her email address is CLARA171@ATT.NET. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 March 2016 voter list: Clara M. Cummings, 8130 NW 17TH MNR, Plantation, FL 333225458 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2015 voter list: Clara M. Cummings, 8130 NW 17TH MNR, Plantation, FL 33322 Florida Democratic Party.
31 July 2014 voter list: Clara M. Cummings, 2095 Island Cir, Weston, FL 33326 Florida Democratic Party.
Cummings, Clara Nell was born 14 January 1953, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 2376 Lake St, Lawtey, Florida 32058-3918. Florida voter ID number 100748604. Her telephone number is 1-904-263-0602. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
CUMMINGS, CLARENCE was born 13 February 1966, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 4808 Figwood Ln, Orlando, Florida 32808. Florida voter ID number 113244438. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
CUMMINGS, CLARENCE was born 27 April 1945, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 7108 Mandarin Dr, Orlando, Florida 32819. Florida voter ID number 113190793. His telephone number is 1-407-352-0481. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
CUMMINGS, CLAUDE was born 24 December 1927, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 917 W 2Nd St, Riviera Beach, Florida 33404. Florida voter ID number 112104807. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2014.
CUMMINGS, CLAUDE HAYES was born 19 September 1959, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 9110 52Nd St, Pinellas Park, Florida 33782. Florida voter ID number 107108434. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 August 2016 voter list: CLAUDE HAYES CUMMINGS, 9395 89TH AVE, LARGO, FL 33777 Republican Party of Florida.
CUMMINGS, CLAUDETTE CLAIRE was born 4 September 1952, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 8560 Sw 93Rd Ln, #C, Ocala, Florida 34481. Florida voter ID number 115449659. Her telephone number is 1-352-949-0555. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
28 February 2017 voter list: CLAUDETTE CLAIRE LAFORTUNE, 8560 SW 93RD LN, #C, OCALA, FL 34481 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2012 voter list: Claudette Claire Lafortune, 11231 NW 113th Ct, Chiefland, FL 32626 Florida Democratic Party.
CUMMINGS, CLAUDIA A. was born 15 April 1943, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 154 Sw Bonnie Gln, Lake City, Florida 32024. Florida voter ID number 105714147. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2013.
CUMMINGS, CLAUDIA BENCA was born 28 January 1949, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1230 Spartanburg Way, The Villages, Florida 32162. Florida voter ID number 124791175. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
CUMMINGS, CLAUDIA GRACE was born 16 February 1967, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 27297 Charlick Rd, Brooksville, Florida 34602. Florida voter ID number 104405711. Her telephone number is 1-352-754-1237. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
CUMMINGS, CLAUDIA IRIS was born 18 May 1946, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 11501 S Gardens Dr, Apt 112, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 33418. Florida voter ID number 113996634. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 May 2016 voter list: CLAUDIA I. CUMMINGS, 815 PROMENADE WAY, 102, JUPITER, FL 33458 Republican Party of Florida.
Cummings, Claudia Maria was born 7 May 1969, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 4895 20Th Ave Se, Naples, Florida 34117. Florida voter ID number 124864754. Her telephone number is 1-305-710-6412. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
CUMMINGS, CLAYTON DANIEL was born 4 July 1998, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 1841 Caralee Blvd, Apt 2, Orlando, Florida 32822. Florida voter ID number 124175698. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
30 September 2018 voter list: CLAYTON DANIEL CUMMINGS, 125 INDIAN MOUND TRL, TAVERNIER /P.K., FL 33070 Republican Party of Florida.
Cummings, Clayton Evan was born 1 July 1997, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 1414 Pirogue Ct, Port Orange, Florida 32129. Florida voter ID number 122431333. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 11 Nancy Ln Greenwood IN 46142. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2018.
CUMMINGS, CLAYTON WENDELL was born 3 July 1923, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 5520 Sw 61St Ln, Ocala, Florida 34474. Florida voter ID number 105564973. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 January 2019.
30 November 2013 voter list: CLAYTON W. CUMMINGS, 5520 SW 61ST LN, OCALA, FL 34474 No Party Affiliation.
CUMMINGS, CLEMMIE LEE was born 1 September 1946, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 2132 Lakewood Club Dr S, # 8 I, St Petersburg, Florida 33712. Florida voter ID number 106854988. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 June 2015.
CUMMINGS, CLEVELAND was born 13 August 1938, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 55 Reed St, Quincy, Florida 32351. Florida voter ID number 104246157. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 September 2014.
CUMMINGS, CLEVELAND was born 4 September 1967, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 296 Reed St, Quincy, Florida 32351. Florida voter ID number 104248471. His telephone number is 627-1223 (no area code listed). The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: PO BOX 553 QUINCY FL 32353-0000. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
30 June 2018 voter list: CLEVELAND CUMMINGS, 55 REED ST, QUINCY, FL 32351 Florida Democratic Party.
Cummings, Cleveland was born 27 January 1962, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 601 Gibson St, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114. Florida voter ID number 125802710. Her telephone number is 1-386-258-5894. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
CUMMINGS, CLIFFORD LEE was born 2 August 1966, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 724 Silver Maple Dr, Tallahassee, Florida 32308. Florida voter ID number 105178643. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 June 2014.
CUMMINGS, CLIFFORD N. was born 10 May 1924, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 3729 Fermanagh Cir, Tallahassee, Florida 32309. Florida voter ID number 105056290. His telephone number is 668-3876 (no area code listed). This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Clifton Carl was born 10 June 1986, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 4291 Nw 18Th St, Apt 112 P, Lauderhill, Florida 33313. Florida voter ID number 102504055. His telephone number is 1-954-850-5303. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 1121-A N Calvert St Apt 21 Baltimore MD 21230. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
CUMMINGS, CLIFTON G. was born 29 April 1985, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 2924 Woodrich Dr, Apt C, Tallahassee, Florida 32301. Florida voter ID number 116658303. His telephone number is 1-850-264-5574. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 May 2012 voter list: Clifton G. Cummings, 803 N 18th St, Immokalee, FL 34142 Florida Democratic Party.
Cummings, Clinshonda S. was born 3 October 1986, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1109 Phelps St, Jacksonville, Florida 32206. Florida voter ID number 103459719. Her telephone number is 1-904-713-7013. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
30 September 2018 voter list: Clinshonda S. Cummings, 1518 E 12TH ST, Jacksonville, FL 32206 Florida Democratic Party.
31 August 2015 voter list: Clinshonda S. Cummings, 1518 12th ST E, Jacksonville, FL 32206 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2012 voter list: Clinshonda S. Cummings, 4532 Jade Dr E, Jacksonville, FL 32210 Florida Democratic Party.
CUMMINGS, CLINTON was born 11 January 1952, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 4718 8Th Ave S, St Petersburg, Florida 33711. Florida voter ID number 119682343. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
Cummings, Clinton Dean was born 8 January 1978, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 48 Piney Branch Way, #C, West Melbourne, Florida 32904. Florida voter ID number 101173374. His telephone number is 1-321-446-2287. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 May 2012 voter list: Clinton Dean Cummings, 858 Yorktowne DR, Rockledge, FL 32955 No Party Affiliation.
Cummings, Clinton Leroy was born 18 April 1952, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 80 E Towne Pl, Titusville, Florida 32796. Florida voter ID number 100972499. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 2245 SW Wilmington Ct Topeka KS 66606-1747. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2016.
31 May 2012 voter list: Clinton Leroy Cummings, 500 Fern Ave, Titusville, FL 32796 Republican Party of Florida.
Cummings, Clive Rockcliffe was born 31 October 1941, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 830 Sentinela Blvd, Lehigh Acres, Florida 33974. Florida voter ID number 117861441. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
30 June 2017 voter list: Clive Rockcliffe Cummings, 830 Sentinella Blvd, Lehigh Acres, FL 33974 Florida Democratic Party.
30 November 2015 voter list: Clive Rockcliffe Cummings, 830 Sentinella Blvd, Fort Myers, FL 33974 Florida Democratic Party.
31 October 2015 voter list: Clive Rockcliffe Cummings, 830 Sentinella Blvd, Lehigh Acres, FL 33974 Florida Democratic Party.
Cummings, Clotilda was born 30 March 1946, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 919 Se 8Th Ter, #2, Cape Coral, Florida 33990. Florida voter ID number 122880283. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
CUMMINGS, CLYDE EDWARD was born 3 November 1955, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 1833 Condor Dr, Cantonment, Florida 32533. Florida voter ID number 104068307. His telephone number is 1-850-485-6459. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
29 February 2016 voter list: CLYDE E. CUMMINGS, 1833 CONDOR DR, CANTONMENT, FL 325335816 No Party Affiliation.
Cummings, Clyde Tison was born 20 March 1962, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 95458 Mobley Heights Rd, Fernandina Beach, Florida 32034. Florida voter ID number 103894676. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 December 2016 voter list: Clyde Tison Cummings, 95075 Dwight Dr, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Republican Party of Florida.
22 October 2014 voter list: Clyde Teson Cummings, 157 W Grandview Dr, East Palatka, FL 32131 Republican Party of Florida.
Cummings, Cody Benjamin was born 29 September 1995, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 8117 Blossom Ave, Tampa, Florida 33614. Florida voter ID number 121191770. His telephone number is 1-813-504-8899. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 July 2018 voter list: Cody Benjamin Cummings, 3807 Landings Way DR, APT 107, Tampa, FL 33624 Florida Democratic Party.
31 December 2017 voter list: Cody Benjamin Cummings, 20756 Lake Vienna DR, Land O Lakes, FL 34638 Florida Democratic Party.
CUMMINGS, CODY COLEMAN was born 3 April 1995, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 270 Hawthorne Groves Blvd, Apt 101, Orlando, Florida 32835. Florida voter ID number 118800758. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 July 2018 voter list: CODY COLEMAN CUMMINGS, 41 SWIMMING PEN DR, MIDDLEBURG, FL 32068 Republican Party of Florida.
30 June 2016 voter list: CODY COLEMAN CUMMINGS, 1659 COUNTRY WALK DR, FLEMING ISLAND, FL 320038614 Republican Party of Florida.
31 March 2015 voter list: CODY COLEMAN CUMMINGS, 384 NORTH RIDGE DR, FLEMING ISLAND, FL 320038147 Republican Party of Florida.
30 November 2014 voter list: CODY COLEMAN CUMMINGS, 1684 TRAFALGAR CT, FLEMING ISLAND, FL 32003 Republican Party of Florida.
CUMMINGS, CODY D. was born 27 December 1993, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 3497 Nw 24Th Ave, Okeechobee, Florida 34972. Florida voter ID number 119462055. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
31 December 2017 voter list: Cody Cummings, 15601 SR 70 WEST, Okeechobee, FL 34974 No Party Affiliation.
Cummings, Coleman L. was born 23 April 1958, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1137 Boykins Ln, Baldwin, Florida 32234. Florida voter ID number 103873043. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 391 Greenwich Ave New Haven CT 06519-2605. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2014.
Cummings, Coleman Leroy was born 23 April 1958, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1137 Boykins Ln, Baldwin, Florida 32234. Florida voter ID number 123246136. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.


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Experts offer multilevel bug defense
Photo: WSU Spokane Extension Master Gardeners Levi Strauss, left, Wayne Green and Brigitta ozefowski discuss a strategy for dealing with a caterpillar outbreak. (Photo courtesy of WSU Extension Spokane)
By Robert Frank, WSU Today
Spiders and beetles and flies. Oh my!
Eggs and bugs in my food! Oh yuk!
'Tis fall, and along with a bounty of fresh fruit and vegetables, the autumn temperatures also can usher in a multitude of bugs and critters. These insects thrive in the surrounding fields, trees, soil and grass, and can be transported indoors on clothing, produce, pets, firewood, etc. Or, they can simply reside in and around a house.
Identify it!
If you're trying to identify an insect, plant disease or plant, try the following websites:
• Hortsense, ONLINE @
http://pep.wsu.edu/hortsense
• Pestsense, ONLINE @
http://pep.wsu.edu/pestsense
• Urban Integrated Pest Management and Pesticide Safety Education ONLINE @
http://pep.wsu.edu
When Washington's homeowners, farmers and businesses find themselves inundated with bugs, they often turn to WSU for help. For homeowners, the primary responders for questions are the 4,153 volunteers who are certified Master Gardeners.
If the Master Gardeners get stumped, or if the question is commercial in nature, the challenge is passed on to entomologists at the Plant & Insect Diagnostic Laboratory at WSU's Puyallup Research and Extension Center. And, if Puyallup can't nail down a solution, the query is passed on to WSU Pullman's entomology department.
Working together as an extended statewide team, "we perform these services for pretty much anyone that has a problem," said Richard Zack, chair and associate professor of entomology. "And, if the problem is significant enough and we can't help, we may go out to someone else — another university, the U.S. Department of Agriculture or whoever is the leading expert."
"The Master Gardeners are really the front line for this," said Zack. "They do a marvelous job and it's hard to overestimate their value."
Carrie Foss, coordinator for the WSU Urban Integrated Pest Management Program, agrees. She said a family of websites has been created — including Hortsense and Pestsense — that make the management of insect and plant problems enormously easier.
Together, these sites draw about 278 visitors a day. It's little wonder why — no matter where people live, they invariably have issues with insects or plant diseases.
"These websites are a tremendous resource," said Zack, they cut down on a lot of personnel time that otherwise would be involved in identifying (insects or plants or diseases)."
Master Gardener Cathi Lamoreux identifies spider specimen sent in by homeowner. (Photo courtesy of WSU Extension Spokane)
Concerns swarm
Questions about insects often come in waves, generated by massive hatches, migrations and media coverage.
"There are ebbs and flows to these things," said Foss. "When people suddenly get spiders in their home, it is usually when they bring in firewood. In the springtime, one of the common problems on the west side is slugs."
Zack agrees: "In the Moscow-Pullman area, this has been a big grasshopper year. And in mid-October, we'll have a big aphid breakout, with clouds of them in the air."
The Tri-Cities area recently had an invasion of beetles, with one resident couple noting that they "swept their driveway and sidewalks three times each day, sucking up the black bugs with a shop vacuum cleaner." Another homeowner said, "It can look like the ground is moving." (To see the article, go ONLINE @ www.seattletimes.com and search "Beetlemania.")
Avoid grease spots
If people can't identify an insect they can bring or mail a specimen to their local extension office. However, there are some tricks to doing that as well. Sometimes, people simply throw the specimen in an envelope and mail it in. But when it arrives, Zack said, it may "look like spot of grease with a leg or a wing."
To find out how to properly submit an insect or plant specimen, go to the WSU Puyallup Plant & Insect Diagnostic Laboratory website — ONLINE @ www.puyallup.wsu.edu/plantclinic — and follow the instructions.
Meanwhile, keep in mind that there are about 10 million species of insects in the world, and many live regularly in your house. Oh my!
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Forest debris could shelter huckleberry from climate change
WSU scientists are at work in Northwest forests, studying how fallen logs and other woodland debris could shelter the huckleberry from a hotter, drier future.
By Seth Truscott, College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences
WSU helps dog recover from lung condition
It is still a mystery as to what caused abscesses to engulf the lungs of Ashley Hayes' dog, Blaze, but he is now back in good health thanks to the care he received at WSU.
By Devin Rokyta, College of Veterinary Medicine
University removing COVID‑19 vaccine requirement for most students
The decision to rescind the COVID‑19 vaccinate mandate for the majority of students follows a recommendation from the university's Infectious Disease and Public Health Advisory Committee.
COVID-19, health, public health, vaccine
Student team wins first national meat judging contest in over 50 years
Meat judging tests students' ability to evaluate carcasses and cuts of beef, pork, and lamb. WSU's team won the overall prize at the National Western Stock Show in Denver on Jan. 15.
By Scott Weybright, College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences
WSU 'Q fever' research earns $3 million in funding
Q fever naturally infects goats, sheep, and cattle. If transmitted to humans, the infection can lead to diverse clinical outcomes including flu-like symptoms, miscarriage or stillbirth in pregnant women.
By Josh Babcock, College of Veterinary Medicine
UREC training helps Cougs rescue injured Grand Canyon hiker
The hiker looked like she might be taking a break from the strenuous ascent from the bottom of the Grand Canyon, but it was clear she was in trouble when WSU students Alana Duvall and Johannah Ludwig reached her.
By Rachel Koon, Division of Student Affairs
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Coronavirus COVID-19: Why is everyone buying toilet paper?
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By Patrick Wright
Posted Wed 4 Mar 2020 at 4:23am Wednesday 4 Mar 2020 at 4:23am Wed 4 Mar 2020 at 4:23am , updated Tue 24 Mar 2020 at 9:24pm Tuesday 24 Mar 2020 at 9:24pm Tue 24 Mar 2020 at 9:24pm
In supermarkets around Australia, people have been rushing to stock up on toilet paper. But why? (Twitter: SoniaCrestpac)
On my regular trip to the supermarket yesterday, there was not a single roll of toilet paper to be found.
It's something I'd never seen before, and while I like to think I'm a rational person, it sent me into a panic.
What made things worse was that when I went to another supermarket — which thankfully had supplies — the attendant had hoarded three large packets behind the counter.
She's not alone. Fears related to coronavirus have sent the country into a toilet paper-buying frenzy.
When I walked away from the supermarket with 36 rolls myself, I wondered: why have panic-buying Australians been so focused on toilet paper rather than other essentials, like food?
And why do we feel compelled to stock up when we see empty shelves?
Here's what two retail experts have to say.
Why there's no toilet paper on your supermarket shelves
Gary Mortimer, a retail expert and professor at QUT, says there are two main reasons supermarkets are running low on toilet paper.
Supermarkets tend to operate with what's called "just in time" inventory. In other words, they don't like to have big stockpiles of goods like toilet paper hanging around.
They usually get deliveries each day, with just enough stock to hold them over to the next delivery, Dr Mortimer says.
"If we think about toilet paper, it tends to be light and bulky, which means supermarkets can only hold 100-250 packets in one aisle," he says.
"If just half a dozen or a dozen people buy extra packets, suddenly the demand lifts very quickly and it's hard to keep that stock on the shelf."
As a result, you can quickly end up with empty shelves.
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"I think toilet paper is a necessity, and it's hard to imagine living without it … that's a psychological driver," says Jana Bowden, an associate professor of marketing at Macquarie University.
"Another aspect is just the level of fear that has been perpetuated by stories in the media of what is happening in other countries.
"So we have situations in Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan, and there's been news and reports on toilet paper shortages there.
"It's been a topic of media conversation, and consumers are watching what is happening around the world with the coronavirus, and we are taking psychological cues and signals from these other international markets."
What has the concern around coronavirus made you do that you never thought you would? Let us know life@abc.net.au.
But you don't need to worry about supply
There's nothing to suggest we're about to run out of toilet paper.
Most of Australia's toilet paper is made in South Australia, and if it weren't for hoarding, it's unlikely we'd be having any problems. That's the message from Dr Bowden.
"From a supply perspective, it's completely irrational," she says.
"Technically we have very good supply. We have a major Australian manufacturer based in South Australia."
And while there have been moves to put limits on supermarket purchases, the problem is largely the panic-buying — not issues with supply.
"We have enough supply in the pipeline to satisfy the Australian market, but they are clearly struggling with the issue of replacement," Dr Bowden says.
Empty shelves at an Adelaide supermarket show reduced stocks of toilet and tissue paper. (Supplied)
How 'herd behaviour' is driving the toilet paper panic
Another part of the toilet paper panic can be explained by crowd psychology.
When we see other people doing something, we feel like we should be doing that, too.
It's what psychologists call 'herd behaviour', and it happened when I saw the supermarket attendant stockpiling toilet paper behind the counter.
"If you see someone buying something, and you don't buy that, and it's then unavailable, you can feel buyer's remorse," Dr Bowden says.
"We saw a lot of that when face masks were first starting to go out of stock, and the same thing is happening with toilet paper.
"It's the idea that if you don't buy it now, you will miss the opportunity to acquire that product and you may not have that opportunity again."
Coronavirus and travel insurance
Travelling overseas? Unless you booked your travel insurance before late January, it's unlikely you'll be covered for anything related to the coronavirus.
"Despite it being difficult to do, you need to think rationally about your purchase," Dr Mortimer says.
"If you would normally go through four toilet rolls a week, maybe buy eight, because that covers two weeks. You don't need 64 rolls.
"If you're a little bit concerned about being able to access products, jump online with one of the supermarkets, place your order and have the products delivered to your home."
It's a sentiment echoed by Dr Bowden.
"It's easier said than done, but try not to fall into the trap of the 'fear of missing out'. We can be assured that the supply of toilet paper in particular is stable, according to the manufacturers," she says.
"It is easy to go to the supermarket, see other people buying it, and feel like you have to have it. But just have the basic necessities. There's no need to stockpile."
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According to a Tuesday speech by William R. Rhodes, group executive at Citibank, Brazil's government and its bank advisory committee have reached preliminary agreement on nearly all major items in the package proposed for restructuring that country's bank debt.
The headline and first paragraph of a story appearing on this page on May 11 indicated otherwise. The story included material that had not been filed by The Journal of Commerce's reporter.


"He hadn't known fire could look this way...that it could give as well as take."
Our 2013 selection was Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury (1922-2012). First published in 1953, this classic science fiction novel uncannily resonates today. Through a variety of events and the book itself, our community of readers considered: What would our society be like without books?
For more detailed coverage, look for our 2013 Album on Facebook.
"I Wish I Was a TV"
Ray Bradbury insisted that Fahrenheit 451 was more about the dangers of watching too much television than about censorship. Davis artist and songwriter Heidi Bekebrede granted permission for VYCR to use "I Wish I Was a T.V." as a very fitting theme song for this year's Virginia Read events.
"An Evening with Ray Bradbury"
Science fiction novelist and playwright Ray Bradbury was featured in, "Ray Bradbury--An American Icon," a special video highlighting the full scope of the his five-decade career. Community members gathered at the Colusa City Firehouse for this 45-minute presentation, followed by refreshments and the first of several opportunities to "strike up a conversation" about this year's Virginia Read.
Readers packed the Colusa City Fire Department at 750 Market Street to hear the Fahrenheit 451 presentation and discussion, led by UC Riverside professor Rob Latham. Our readers were treated like royalty by the City firefighters--thank you!
The conversation continued at 735 Main Street, where our readership encountered a book swap, the compelling oil paintings of Davis artist Marlene Lee, fire department displays, a timeline of the printed word, and a multi-media presentation highlighting the ubiquitousness of the visual image in our time.
The community enjoyed a free screening of Francios Truffaut's "Fahrenheit 451," made in 1966 and starring Julie Christie and Oskar Werner, at the Colusa Theater on Market Street.
Which Book Would You Save?
Our online event this year asked readers to consider the following: If all your books were about to be burned, which one might you grab? Readers who participated in our online event this year sent in their suggestions, creating a special collection of "saved books".


Your garbage disposal does the important job of keeping big chunks of waste from getting clogged in your pipes. That means it's a smart idea to keep it nice and clean so it can work properly. Along with refreshing your sink and drain, taking the time to give your disposal a quick clean ensures it's happy for a long time. Follow these steps every six months to keep it grinding.
Before getting started, it's a smart idea to turn off the fuse connected to the garbage disposal. This way there's no question of anyone (or anything!) getting hurt or damaged. Use a pair of tongs to reach into the disposal to remove any debris that hasn't been ground or is stuck in the blades, and then turn the fuse back on.
It's important to flush the drain line of the disposal to clear it of any buildup. Plug your sink and fill with two to four inches of water, then turn on the disposal while removing the plug, which pulls all the water through the drain line and thoroughly rinses the garbage disposal.
To refresh and clean garbage disposal blades, pour one quarter cup of baking soda down the drain along with one to two tablespoons of vinegar. Turn on the water and run the disposal for a 10 count.
Finish the cleaning and make things sparkle by following these steps for cleaning your sink. Enjoy the shine!


OMG - fantastic photo shot, the grass looks nearly real (as far as Easter grass goes) . These are 12x12 inches big so they would be wonderful for those photos of your Easter egg hunt, or just of Easter dinner. We are farmers so I will probably also use them for shots of the chickens even though the eggs on the paper are (a) plastic and (b) colored ... It will work - TRUST me.


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Trading/cigarette cards and stickers have been a part of football for most of it's history, and remain a much sought collectable today.
How many of us as youngsters remember the 'Got-not got' of sticker collecting.
This section displays a gallery of many of the collections that have been available over the years.
I have put sets like Topps, Pinnace, AB&C, FKS, Sun soccer and Panini all together in a section of their own, but some of the other issues which maybe only contained 2 or 3 pictures have been put together.


Depression is, unfortunately, a rapidly growing mental illness, especially in the United States. With over 350 million people worldwide suffering with depression, seeking cures in order to better the lives of so many is crucial.
Ketamine is becoming a more popular method of treating depression, despite its original use as an anesthesia medicine since the 1960s. Ketamine is also effective in easing pain in low doses and may even help patients use less addictive substances like morphine after surgical operations.
How is ketamine used to treat depression?
Those who have experienced depression know just how difficult it can be to manage it. Ketamine is now being used as a method of treatment with astounding results in a number of patients with severe depression who had been hospitalized and even suicidal.
For those treating with this emerging therapy, theketamine it is infused through an IV 5 times over a 2 week period in a clinic while highly medically supervised.
It has even been shown to aid in depression symptoms in as little as a few hours.
The way in which ketamine works to treat depression is actually different than you may think. Many depression medications take weeks before results and that's because those treatment options need to build up in your system.
Ketamine, on the other hand, affects depression as it leaves your system. Although the exact cause of this isn't yet known, many medical experts theorize that ketamine may actually prompt your brain to regrow connections in the areas involving your mood, which can in turn aid in treating depression.
This is being dubbed as a "groundbreaking" discovery in the fight to treat depression.
Is ketamine treatment for depression FDA approved?
Ketamine's use for treating depression is not yet FDA approved, however, many psychiatrists are experimentally using this method for patients with severe depression and suicidal thoughts.
What are some side effects of ketamine treatments for?
Doctors experience using ketamine to treat pain is extensive and the side effects are well known at these low doses. These include temporary "out of body" experiences with changes in your sight and hearing, sweating, excitement or restlessness, dizziness, and lightheadedness.
When used in proper doses, these symptoms are minimal and temporary.


THAM LUANG CAVE, Thailand — The prime minister of Thailand, Prayuth Chan-ocha, offered words of encouragement on Friday to the families of 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped in a flooded cave complex, and pledged to continue a massive search and rescue operation.
"Until they come out, the officers will never abandon them," Mr. Prayuth told about 75 relatives during his visit, in which he also inspected the cave entrance and spoke with officials leading the closely watched search.
Later, however, officials acknowledged that they faced many obstacles in finding the boys, aged 11 to 16, and their coach, 25, who have been missing since Saturday afternoon.
Despite a major mobilization of soldiers, park rangers, expert divers, engineers and geologists, the operation has made little headway.
The governor of Chiang Rai Province, Narongsak Osottanakorn, who is overseeing the operation, said a few days ago that rescuers might reach the children by today. Instead, rising floodwaters have further inundated the cave.
Now, he said, he could not predict when rescuers might find them, even under the best conditions.
The group is trapped inside Tham Luang Cave, a popular destination for explorers in northern Thailand.
The cave complex was relatively dry when the team entered six days ago. But since then, heavy rains have caused floodwaters to rise inside, cutting off the team's only route to escape and making the way virtually impassable for rescuers.
The governor said Friday afternoon that searchers had rappelled about 40 meters down a newly discovered chimney and into a muddy chamber. They were exploring it for an opening into the main cave system.
The soccer team is believed to have walked at least three miles and reached a large cavern known as Pattaya Beach.
Despite repeated efforts, highly trained cave divers have succeeded only once in making it through muddy water and narrow passageways to a point beyond the flooded zone, Mr. Narongsak said. Once there, he said, they had little time to search before they had to turn back.
And after that success, he said, the water level rose even higher.
The government has brought in more than 40 pumps to try to reduce the volume of water. Nevertheless, the water level has kept rising.
Friday, he said, was the first day that the pumps were able to keep pace with the volume of water entering the cave.
A separate plan to drill a hole from the mountaintop into the Pattaya Beach cavern has also had problems.
Workers must first analyze the rock using sophisticated scanning equipment typically employed in mining to determine where the roof of the cave is thinnest, said Niwat Boonnop, director of the Office of Mineral Resources for the region that includes Tham Luang.
However, locating the proper equipment and figuring out how to transport it to the rugged mountaintop has proved difficult, as did tracking down a drilling rig and power generator that could be airlifted by helicopter.
At one point during the week, a search team found a narrow opening above the cave and dropped in food and other supplies. But there was no way to know whether it reached the soccer team.
The visit by the prime minister was a reflection of how significant the search and rescue operation has become for the country.
Many Thais have been captivated by the plight of the missing soccer team and there has been an outpouring of hope and support for the boys and the searchers.
King Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun said he was following events closely, helping to focus the attention of government officials.
Mr. Prayuth, the head of Thailand's military government, spoke with the family members for about 30 minutes, sometimes wandering to topics such as politics and which garden vegetables to plant.
He encouraged the parents to meditate to reduce their stress and at one point made them laugh with a joke about lottery numbers.
"He told us to keep fighting," Ms. Kiang said.


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Q: Calculate distance travelled on objects in Unity c# I'm currently struggling to write a dynamic script that gets the position of two objects(hands) When I don't include public variables and put the script under each of the hands it works but not when I drag them in as game objects.There is no errors. The values just don't get updated.
This is an Oculus Rift application running on Unity 5.5 with the latest SDKs with Newton plug in.
public class calorieCounter : MonoBehaviour
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    public Text displayMessage;

    public GameObject leftHand;
    public GameObject righHand;

    float distanceTravelledL = 0;
    float distanceTravelledR = 0;

    float distanceTravelled = 0;
    Vector3 lastPosition;

    Vector3 lastPositionL;
    Vector3 lastPositionR;

    void Start()
    {

        lastPositionL = leftHand.transform.position;
        lastPositionR = righHand.transform.position;
        lastPosition = transform.position;
    }

    void Update()
    {

        distanceTravelledL += Vector3.Distance(transform.position, lastPositionL);
        distanceTravelledR += Vector3.Distance(transform.position, lastPositionR);

        lastPositionL = transform.position;
        lastPositionR = transform.position;

        print("Left hand distance: " + distanceTravelledL);
        displayMessage.text = ("L: " + distanceTravelledL);

        print("Right hand Distace: " + distanceTravelledR);
        print("Right hand position: " + lastPositionR);
        print("Left hand position: " + lastPositionL);
        displayMessage.text += ("R: " + distanceTravelledR);
    }

}

A: You've mixed up some of your variables - in your Update() method, you're storing the last position as transform.position, instead of the respective positions of the hands. In the same way, your distance calculation should be based on the hands' positions, not the script's transform.position.
Here's some updated code that references the correct transforms:
void Update()
{
    distanceTravelledL += Vector3.Distance(leftHand.transform.position, lastPositionL);
    distanceTravelledR += Vector3.Distance(righHand.transform.position, lastPositionR);

    lastPositionL = leftHand.transform.position;
    lastPositionR = righHand.transform.position;

    // ...
}

On a side note, you should probably also remove lastPosition from the script if you're not using it - it looks like a relic from when you attached the script individually to both hands, and it could cause a similar mix-up if you're not careful.
Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions.

A: I guess just by doing this manually it can be like this
 Vector3 temp = new Vector3(0,0,0);
 myGameObject.transform.position += temp;

I hope it helps

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We're getting closer to our technology. We put it in our pockets now. Martine [Rothblatt] and I are working on a project to put it into your clothing to monitor your health. They're already beginning to go into our bodies and brains in this very early stage, but that's going to accelerate. We have nanobots  that are quite sophisticated already in terms of being able to perform therapeutic functions.
If you add a billion fold increase of capability and a hundred thousand decrease in size to what we can do today, then by 2029 these will be quite sophisticated and they'll be going inside our human body, keeping us healthy from inside. They'll also be going inside our human brain, interacting with our biological neurons, creating full immersive virtual reality from within the nervous system, expanding our memory and our cognitive capabilities.
You're going to be hard pressed to find a human who isn't enhanced in some way by technology. And once it gets a foothold in our bodies and brains it's going to be subject to this law of Accelerating Returns, which is just doubling our capabilities, not because it's self-replicated, but just because that's the nature of information technology.
We have ten to the twenty-sixth power calculations per second in the whole human race today, by my estimate. Fifty years from now that number's going to be ten to the twenty sixth power. Biological capability is pretty much fixed. The population might increase but that's not going to change that figure.
The non-biological intelligence is going to intersect with that in the 2020s, and ultimately will become far more powerful.
Most of the action in our brains at some point in the 2030's or 2040's is going to be non-biological. And obviously non-biological intelligence is much more subject to uploading.
It's not going to be the case that in 2045 we will have a fully biological human that we just try to upload. People will already be different by that time.
Human life expectancy is increasing, and I don't want to dwell on that, but one of the implications is that it'll go into hyper drive once we get into the mature process of reprogramming our biology. Then we'll also be able to expand beyond the limitations of biology with this intimate merger with nanotechnology.
I just touched for 60 seconds on the criticism that exponential trends can't go on forever. I'll also address a big criticism, that hardware is definitely increasing exponentially but software is not. I've got many examples, not only individual anecdotal examples on how software is improving, but on that there are many different ways to measure it. I don't have much time left but I'll mention one that's very good.
Take chess machines. People think that's just hardware driven - just computers getting more powerful therefore they can deal with the exponential combinatorial explosion of move-countermove sequences to greater effectiveness.
But there is a pattern recognition decision that needs to be made, because you can't expand a tree of move-countermove possibilities forever. At some point you have to decide to cut off one of those trees of expansion. And, in fact, you have to do that constantly.
That's a pattern recognition task. Now, you can do that simply by counting up piece values, and that's what was done in the early stages, but the chess machines have applied more and more sophisticated pattern recognition to that decision.
Chess machines got better and better. I predicted that a computer would take the World Chess Championship in 1998. I did that in the 80's: it happened in '97. Yet that was basically from hardware improvement, because these chess supercomputers were getting more powerful each year, adding 40 points to chess score.
Chess score is a very wonderful quantitative logarithmic measure of intelligence within that domain. IBM cancelled the supercomputer in '97 because there was much less interest in chess, so then we had this big drop in computation as we switched to using PC's.
Recently, Deep Fritz  running out on a few PC's had the same amount of computation as Deep Thought , a chess supercomputer in 1988. They both could do four million board positions per second- they had equal hardware.
The difference between them was not because one had more hardware capability than the other, the PC's today are equal to the supercomputer of 18 years ago.
Yet Deep Fritz has 400 points more than Deep Thought. Another way to think about it is that it matched Deep Blue , despite the fact that it has only one percent as much hardware capability.
So, if you follow that, it's a quantitative demonstration of smooth exponential progression in the quality of the software in this pattern recognition domain.
I have many other examples like that in the book. Software is not stuck in the mud; there's many ways to measure it; and you can also look at things like ability to simulate the brain and reverse engineer aspects of it which is also scaling up exponentially.
As I mentioned earlier, we will have to understand how the brain works. We could in theory say you don't have to do that in order to do brain uploading; you could just blindly copy every little module at a micro level.
I don't think that's feasible. You need to know what is going on to know what to look for. We're finding in some neurons it's the concentration of certain neurotransmitters that matters, in other ones it's the location of certain neurotransmitters- whether they're near a certain ion channel or not.
We need to understand how these mechanisms are working to be able to know what to reverse engineer, to the extent that we're trying to copy intelligently biological subsystems.
2. Deep Fritz - Fritz is a German chess program developed by Frans Morsch and Mathias Feist and published by Chessbase. There is also a version called Deep Fritz that is designed for multi-processing.
3. Deep Thought - a computer designed to play chess. It was second in the line of chess computers developed by Feng-hsiung Hsu, starting with ChipTest and culminating in Deep Blue. Deep Thought was easily defeated in both games of a 2-game match with Kasparov in 1989 as well as in a play by email match with Michael Valvo.
It was named after Deep Thought, a fictional computer in Douglas Adams' series, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
4. Deep Blue - a chess-playing computer developed by IBM. On 11 May 1997, the machine won a short 6 game exhibition match (not a world title match) by two wins to one with 3 draws against world champion Garry Kasparov after Kasparov made a remarkable blunder (for a world chess champion) in the opening of the last game.
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For our thirteenth year the awards celebrate two individuals instrumental in building greater awareness of the photographic arts in the general public. We will present The Lifetime Achievement Award to Steven Sasson and Alexis Gerard.
The Focus Awards will take place on October 28, 2018 as part of a symposium that includes an awards' distribution and a reception. The lectures and awards' event is at the Griffin Museum at 67 Shore Rd. in Winchester, MA 01890. The lectures begin with a lecture by Todd Gustavson at 10:00 AM. Gustavson's lecture is called Photography before Steve Sasson: The evolution of analog photographic technology from handmade to mass manufactured products.
Following is a lecture by Alexis Gerard at 11:30 AM. His lecture is called, A Passion for Technology and Image Making. For the past 25 years, Alexis Gerard has helped people make sense of the transformations taking place in the imaging industry and markets. He will define and explain the five overlapping waves of technology that have driven this evolution from the early 1980s to the present, and analyze the new (and still very much evolving) place of images in society and culture. Having co-hosted the 2018 edition of the Visual 1st executive conference just a few days before this event, he will share some insights gathered there as to what the future holds. Also a passionate lifelong photographer, Alexis will show and discuss images from his latest project – a book of fine art photography due for publication in 2020 that presents the life of the French revolutionary, general and statesman Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte from his birth in Corsica to his death on the island of Saint Helena off the coast of South Africa, via Italy, Belgium, Egypt, Germany, Poland and Russia among others.
Following Gerard, Steven Sasson's lecture Film-less Photography, The Story Behind the Invention of the First Digital Camera will take place in the afternoon at 2 PM. A short awards' presentation will take place directly after Sasson's talk. A reception will follow with wine and modest fare.
Ann Jastrab will be doing portfolio reviews on October 27, 2018. Ms. Jastrab will present the Lifetime Award to Alexis Gerard. Her reviews are currently full.
We are offering a limited amount of (10) free tickets to full-time students of our Academic Membership Institutions. These tickets are for the lectures only. Valid Student ID required.
Pricing is $20 per lecture. $50 for all three lectures. All lecture and Ms. Jastrab's portfolio review ticketed guests are welcome at award distribution and reception. Tickets for awards' presentation and reception only are available for $10.


2016 promises a radical shift in the healthcare market, as the Affordable Care Act and innovations in technology continue to challenge previously known paradigms. More than ever before, patients are in control of their medical choices and it is incumbent upon the industry to ensure that this new system works successfully. As we referenced in a previous blog, Karen Mihalik, executive director of revenue cycle management at the Cleveland Clinic, said: "Patients and their engagement are absolutely key. Our world is really focused on first and foremost patients and being able to provide them timely and integrated information."
So how does this affect revenue cycle management? The hosts present the case that a better patient experience, meaning the experience they have in paying their bill, results in a happy, well-informed patient who is more apt to pay their bills on time, thus positively affecting the provider's revenue cycle.
To be competitive in this market, the hosts agreed companies must be willing to provide better value, error-free healthcare, consumer rewards and a better patient experience. This will likely be achieved through technology, and ultimately transparency, as consumers continue to play a greatly expanded role in the emerging healthcare scene that is seeing a trend toward a more personalized marketplace.
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A brilliant meditative growing up story, written by Mariko Tamaki and illustrated by her cousen Jillian.
Soft, gentle, developing slowly around feelings rather than actions, it's like a short long-form prose, повесть in Russian literary terms. A girl feels awkward, in doubt, happy, sad, light-hearted, in love, naw, she has a crush, jealous, disappointed, snappy, mean.
Good book, all in all. A perfect read on a bench in park, when the sun is finally heating up the air from this year's cold late spring.
A beautifully composed and well paced a small town tough guy story written and drawn by Jeff Lemire, high contrast black and white colored in various shades of blue.
A short gripping tale, this one. Artistic merits outweigh complexity of the story 3 to 1. Yet, for me, it was a total page turner for one hour. No wonder some call Lemire the Stephen King of comic books, all thanks to the way he keeps you glued to the pages.
Like 'em when they're like this.
Now, man, what are the chances? After a long biography of Marc Rich which I had finished just yesterday, when I picked up China Doll, David Mamet's last play, to read it queitly in the park this Saturday morning, I had absolutely no clue that it was a book about a local governor using the vast power of US federal government to strike a crushing sledgehammer-strong and disproportionate blow against a retired billionaire/adversary of his over a tax saving scheme that turned sour.
Not David Mamet's best play, but I would interested to see it on stage, Al Pacino playing Mickey. The Premiere was in November 2015, it got a lot of poor press – but is it still on? I'll check it out.
Quite an interesting story about the rise and a near fall of Marc Rich, the financier commodity trader and founder of Glencore-Xtrata who lived and died in exile, fugutive from "justice" in the United States.
Mr. Ammann makes a very brazen comparison between Rich and Ayn Rand's very own Hank Rearden, a prominent industrialist in the perennial Atlas Shrugged who obstructed prohibitive and burdensome government regulation and then went in exile. Well, Rich might have been no less defiant in his actions, but definitely much more cautious in trying to make sure he's not breaking the law. And which law apllies internationally. Well, Rudy Giuliani thought differently, and made a career out of it.
The more details I read about this case, the less I like it. Rich has been clearly singled out, mistreated by the NY state prosecutors, who abused their powers in forcing him to plea guilty over a supposed tax evasion – which I'm 100 per cent certain had 155 various tax opinions by the most reputable accounting and law firms that Marc Rich + Co. ain't breaking the law. I see quite some relsemblaces between this case and the unfair treatment of our very own Mr. Khodorkovsky, who as well was singled out, mistreated, tried and jailed by the state on the back of tax evasion charges. Different reasons, but in quite similar fashion, it looks like. Saddens me.
In general, it's a good tale of putting together one of the largest and quite successful trading operations in modern history, a child who now tries to purge its founding father's name from history books. Oh well.


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When it comes to murder, Rex Dalton has no doubt he'll bring the real killer to justice... Rex Dalton and his dog, Digger, visited the island of Olib in Croatia. A girl was murdered. The police said it was her boyfriend who stabbed her to death, but Rex and Digger had no doubt they were making a big mistake. Dalton decided to conduct his own investigation and bring the real killer to justice. NO DOUBT is a nail-biting thriller by best-selling author JC Ryan. It is the seventh book in the electrifying new Rex Dalton series.


What are the top Language Programs in Sugar Grove, IL?
Sugar Grove has a general population of 3,909 and an overall student population of 10,532. Approximately 10,532 of Sugar Grove's students are enrolled in schools that offer language programs.
The largest language school in Sugar Grove, by student population, is Waubonsee Community College. In 2010, Waubonsee Community College graduated approximately 31 students with credentials in language.
A total of 32 students graduated with credentials in language from language schools in Sugar Grove in 2010. If you decide to attend a language school in Sugar Grove, you can expect to pay an average yearly tuition of $2,160.
You should also anticipate spending about $1,220 for language related books and supplies every year.
Many language graduates choose to work as language professionals after graduation. If you choose to follow that path and remain in Sugar Grove, your job prospects are good. In 2010, 1 out of every 2 language professionals in Illinois were working in the greater Sugar Grove area. The government projects that the number of language professionals in Sugar Grove will increase by 18% by the year 2018. This anticipated change is faster than the projected nationwide trend for language professionals.
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Chlorophyll-rich green leafy vegetables are vital ingredients in any healthy diet, and are the keys to vibrant health in the long run. In this sequel to the popular recipe book, Raw Foods for Busy People, author and chef Jordan Maerin shows you how to easily and conveniently include more greens in your daily diet. Eating more greens on a regular basis can help you to achieve your most ambitious health goals, including: greater confidence in your health, stronger, more comfortable digestion, relief from constipation, healthier blood mineral and pH levels, discovery of a gentler source of protein. Parents, doctors, diet and health gurus, and the USDA have all agreed on one avenue toward greater health: Eat more vegetables! Now, you can enjoy fresh green smoothies, soups, salads, marinades, energy bars and much more, without sacrificing flavor and variety.


Kaizer Chiefs chairman Kaizer Motaung's car was reportedly hit with a brick while he was driving to the Chiefs Village in Naturena.
According to a report in the Sunday World, Motaung's car was damaged in the attack from a man who demanded R1 million from the club.
The suspect, who has been named as Sizwe Blessing Mbotho, was arrested for the attacked.
Mbotho is said to be accusing Chiefs of owing him R1 million that he won from a competition ran by a cellphone company.
Mbotho reportedly tried to arrange a meeting with Motaung over the R1 million he was told to collect from the club by the cellphone company and his meeting requests were allegedly ignored by Chiefs which led to man camping on the road that leads to the entrance of the Kaizer Chiefs village.
Gauteng police spokesman Kay Makhubela confirmed that the man was arrested after he was found at the Chiefs village.
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Q: C# how to join a list with delim, e.g., List strList;, then strList.Join(",") List<string> strList = new List<string>();
strList.Add("a");
strList.Add("b");
// I want to do this: string joined = strList.Join(",");
// joined = "a,b"

Do I need to make an extension off of List or something like that? I suppose it could first check to see that the type is string, vs trying to concatenate a Book object, if I had List bookList
Thanks!
--- EDIT
To clarify, I was asking for an extension for List<string>.  sorry for the confusion!

A: Did you try this:
List<string> strList = new List<string>();
strList.Add("a");
strList.Add("b");
string joined = string.Join(",", strList);

String.Join takes an IEnumerable so no need to write special extension method or converting to array via ToArray().

A: Yes, you would have to write a custom extension like this:
public static string JoinString
    (this IEnumerable<string> source, string separator)
{
    return string.Join(separator, source);
}

This would allow you to call JoinString on anything that implements IEnumerable<string> (like List<string> for instance):
string joined = strList.JoinString(",");

Please note that this is a .NET 4 specific answer - if you are using .NET 3.5 then the extension method would have to look like this:
public static string JoinString
    (this IEnumerable<string> source, string separator)
{
    return string.Join(separator, source.ToArray());
}

A: if you need to join you can use this code
    string line = string.Join(",", strList.ToArray());
 Console.WriteLine(line);

and you need to give example of your book and string object, if you want a condition


Come, you who are blessed by my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world. For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was naked and you clothed me, I was sick and you visited me, I was in prison and you came to me…. Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brothers, you did it to me.
The tragedy isn't that American health care provision is going to be reformed by government mandate, it's that we needed another mandate.
If you liked (and understood) my take on the State of the Union Address, you might be interested in James Fallows's take. He has a similar take on some issues, though he comes from a different perspective.
If you didn't like my thoughts, you might like his. Though he has a similar take on some issues, he comes from a different perspective. He more elegantly notes some of the things I pointed out, but his evaluations differ from mine in some respects.
If you like the idea of individual responses to particular statements or actions, you'll like his article.
If you didn't like my brief, hurried composition, you'll like his long, detailed form.
If I haven't addressed your feelings yet, you might want to go read someone who does.
In other words, I'd recommend Fallows's annotated SOTU to any interested parties.
Why do Americans eat more chicken than pork?
If you're like me, this is true of you, but you can't really explain why. So when my dinner companions asked me this the other day, I wasn't really sure what to say. In China, pork is probably the most common meat. It's the fallback meat–the meat you turn to when you don't have anything particularly meaningful for it to do. For you, it might be ground beef, but for me it's always been chicken.
Then I went shopping. For the first time in months (literally), I bought meat to prepare. Chicken.
Perhaps it was curiosity I've been fostering during this holiday. Perhaps it was excess time being domestic (i.e., sitting at home). Perhaps it was hunger. I decided to cook.
Saturday night, I made plum chicken and rice–a personal creation inspired by the common availability of plum juice here and my rather uncommon taste for it. I should have replaced the rice with mashed potatoes, but I didn't feel like going back out to the store. And the rice was pretty good too, I must say.
Sunday night, I made a sort of chicken and brocolli risotto. Sort of. While the concept is common enough, the method is personal.
Monday night, I made chicken parmesan. Drawing upon vast experience in eating it, none in making it, I created my own version, starting with crumbing my own bread (don't get too excited–I had canned spaghetti sauce).
All from scratch. Without recipes. With nothing more than a hot plate, a microwave, and a rice cooker. I just did what seemed appropriate. None of them was perfect, but each of them was worth eating.
Now, those of you with cooking experience are waiting for the point. Those without it are rather proud of me.
I'm just grateful to the chickens, without whom none of this would have been possible.
After seven hours of downloading, I finally got to watch the State of the Union Address. After that much effort, I felt obliged to record my comments as they happened, thinking I might live-blog it three days late. Considering that a chronology would require you to either re-watch the speech or vaguely surmise context, though, I decided instead to present them topically and add a few notes.
Until last weeks ago, I assumed I was about the only American who found Barack Obama's speaking style simply annoying. Then I had a chat about him with a Chinese student. It turns out I'm the only person in the world who finds Barack Obama's speaking style annoying.Watching this speech reminded me why. Each phrase—of his speeches—is spoken—as if it is—it's—own—sentence—worthy of—Bartlett's. Each phrase also gets a falling tone, a vapid gesture (most often the left-handed pinch-point) reverting to folded hands, and a smug nod. Clunky. Pretentious. Annoying.
But something miraculous happened during this speech. Occasionally, he started talking in full sentences and with standard tones and rhythms. It turns out he's conversant in normal English. I actually liked his style in parts.
I've had my share of time onstage behind a speaker, so I know it's hard. Pelosi did too. She was so self-concious that people were going to see her at the beginning she went out of her way to look engaged and engaging. She actually looked friendly—almost human. But that gradually gave way to making faces at the audience and then a glazed stare. Biden was tall enough to keep his face out of the picture most of the time, but he did randomly rub his chest for a few minutes.
I know audience response is the only way to express feelings, so I don't blame Boehner for raising his hand or Alito for mouthing words any more than everyone else for obviously talking and making faces to could get camera time and making a point.
That said, where did the cheering come from? I thought I was watching a Presidential address, but at times it sounded more like a high school football game. I even got a distinct "U-S-A, U-S-A".
I wonder if the recorder was trying to record the cheers, because he was definitely punching keys during an extended ovation.
"The true engine of job creation in this country will always be America's businesses." Standing O. Seriously? That's what we call a truism, people. It doesn't really deserve an ovation.
"All this [activity that caused the economic collapse and subsequent deficit] was before I walked in the door." Applause. They seriously applauded the budget deficit, since Barack said it wasn't his fault. And just to make sure, the President paused and made faces until he got sufficient response. That, my friends, was disgraceful all the way around.
We'll get rid of Don't Ask Don't Tell. Huge, drawn-out ovation. We'll get equal pay for women. Moderate applause.
He broached the bailout early and effectively in argument, rhetoric, and demeanor.
A focus on jobs is a good call. A really good call. I especially like one that pays attention to infrastructure needs. Sounds a little Rooseveltian, but it's worthy.
He was pretty heavy-handed with the lobbyists. While they are Washington's most bipartisan whipping boys, I hope he actually does something about them.
About those letter-writing children. Do kids really write letters asking the President why they have to move and how to afford homes and education and health care (and if they do, does he really read them every night)? 'Cause those were either fabricated Obama talking points or some freakishly informed kids.
"[T]he best anti-poverty program around is a world-class education." Not really sure I agree, but coming from Columbia and Harvard, he obviously values world-class education. "So we're going to improve community colleges and offer $10,000 to families trying to send kids to college." (my paraphrase) Yup, world-class.
Anyone else pick up on the countless distinctions between himself and the American people? It started early as he told about how Americans faced a tough year, but "they" were resilient and "they" were staying busy and "they" were working hard.
"We won't quit. I won't quit." Quite a way to finish a speech when you're a President who already feels the need to deny a Messiah complex.
I'm not sure, but it certainly sounded as if he repeated the numbers from his famously inaccurate website to track job creation. I'd call that both deceitful and stupid. But that's just me.
"We can't afford another so-called economic expansion like the one from the last decade—what some call 'the lost decade'." Who, exactly? I've read a lot about the economy lately, and I've never heard that. Even from the most depressing pundits.
The Republicans' response to deficits would be to make "fewer investments in people"—by giving tax cuts. To people.
Health care reform has been in progress for the last "century"?
He's all about transparency. But the Supreme Court ruling that lets corporations make political advertisements with their names on them instead of doing it through a PAC is a problem.
"We could argue about who's to blame for [lack of unity], but I'm not interested in re-litigating the past." Other than when he just spent the last half hour blaming Republicans and Bush for all our problems.
His agenda is worthwhile. His speaking style was lighter—almost relaxed and engaging at times. His rhetorical vision was grand, generous and participatory. His message was spiteful, dismissive and partisan. Despite my personal distaste for his delivery, I recognize that he has inspired millions to act in a way that might realize his vision. We'd be a lot better off if he could inspire himself to act in a way that might accomplish his vision.