The Air Compressor PT 3 and General Tso

5/31/06

I'm hoping this June will mean working harder, having more fun, and sleeping less. I need to stop doing nonsense projects such as the media machine I am building and do more house-related work that needs to be done. I also need to enhance my career. All I do it seems is to come home from work tired. I am also afraid I make impulsive and rash decisions a little too much.

On Sunday I slept late and woke up just in time to see Donna. We went out to see X-Men 3 at the Galleria in Warner Robins and ate at the Cracker Barrel. At her house we sat and watched "Flip This House" in which Ginger bought properties more rotten and moldy than the chicken in my broken down fridge (another subject of this blog).

On Memorial Day I taped WABC's interned feed of its Rewound 2006 show. Johnny Donovan, who does voice-overs for Rush Limbaugh, was an air personality at WABC. Look up Musicradio77.com. WABC was to pop music what WSM was to country. I used a VCR and its audio-in jack to tape 2 hour segments of the show. Unfortunately the only VCR I had that lacked wow and flutter was an anti-theft VCR that only recorded 2, 12, and 24-hour segments (it was a time delay unit a motorcycle dealer threw out).

I ate with my mom and dad at home. We had grilled hamburgers and hot dogs. Sadly the refrigerator let the food get just as warm as the grill did. After I sunk 40.00 into a freezer fan several months ago it had to do this to me. I slept and had dinner with Mom and Dad at the Cracker Barrel. I picked out a fridge, got the model number (a white Frigidaire) and told Dad about it.

Tuesday was a normal day at work and it was relatively slow so I got a peek at some DVD movies on my laptop. I went home and rested. Afterwards I took most of the fridge's contents, put some in a cooler, and soe in a milk crate. I put what needed cooling- even what little the fridge afforded us- inside. The cooler and crate allow Dad and I to yank out everything come delivery day, which is June 1 (Thurs).

Today (Wed) I slept then went to Po Folks. The service seems to be deteriorating but the food is at least unchanged. I went home, played with my media machine computer, and went to Hillsboro Lake. I took my dad's Honda which is now a secondary car. I want to use it to save gas and to keep the car in running condition. I call it the General Tso. The reason for this name is that some Athens comedians did a "The Damn Show" DVD. Therein is a sketch in which "The Gooks of Hazzard" drive a Celica with a Japanese flag and 01 written in a Chinese font. They call it the "General Tso" and can run away from the sheriff as they have better gas mileage.

The lake is on the Jones/Jasper line and was drained a few years ago. The campsites were taken down by the US Forest Service and there are red flags within 12 feet of the lake's former rim. The beavers have tried to dam the lake so there is standing water. I ate some chicken I bought in Gray and walked around. I still have a little stamina left.

I am almost finished with my air compressor but it won't get above 40 PSI. I need compression washers that don't leak as badly.

Mayor Cialis and his friends want to save Macon

In this Lorra Lypstick story Mayor Ellis outlined a few items to be dealt with at the Community Leadership Summit at the Douglass Theater. These included public safety, education and teen pregnancy. The mayor said our infrastructure and worker skills were up to snuff. He said there is much work to do to get Macon into the 21st Century.

I don't like to get personal with politicians but last year didn't someone get sued for child support that fit the name and description of the mayor? What message is this to send to our kids? How about showing up with liquor on your breath at a City Council meeting?

Education can't get far when the parents of Rutland High School students use filthy language at school officials who discipline their kids. I live in RHS's area and cannot believe these parents are of the same stock that have anchored this community. The point is that parents are the bulk of the problems we face with our schools in Bibb. There has been crass ineptitude exhibited by the Bibb County Board of Education for years and having crud for parents only added fuel to the fire.

And whom has sent good garbage trucks to Ghana and traveled there on our dime? Small wonder we can't buy decent fire engines and police cars. Not that all of this is the mayor's fault; it is natural that people in Macon have moved further and further outwards with their tax dollars. Macon's City Council let the mayor get away with overspending. They also managed to have a hotel built in the Coliseum parking lot. Yet everyone knows what has happened in the Finance Department.

Someone needs to press for consolidation- and only if the chief law enforcer is elected. We must also take over our schools and deal with unruly kids. Sharon Patterson has done what she can with whomever and whatever she has to deal with. Our local government needs to not sacrifice public safety to charities, festivals, and a wealthy hospital. We need to fix our infrastructure. Let's try not to destroy our neighborhoods but don't sacrifice safety (eg. Interstate 16 and 75 Project) to the environmentalists. If we have to move Interstate 16 to the foot of Eisenhower Parkway let's do it.

KAT

Hello
Sheriff Jerry Modena, according to the 5/24 Telegraph, mentioned litigation against the Bibb County Commission for failing to give him money to buy adequate equipment and manpower. I cannot vouch for the legality of this though the sheriff's PIO, CPT David Davis, advised the law required the Commission adequately fund the BSO.

Joe Allen, commissioner for West Bibb, held up one finger according to a 5/23 Telegraph article. This meant the sheriff should cut his budget by one million dollars. Guess where we can get close to 975,000.00.

Who's the richest, most spoiled payee for county taxes? You guessed it; The Medical Center. They want 975,000.00 more for indigent care- never mind that they are a non-profit hospital that is supposed to sustain itself. Of course substaining itself is not having Carlyle Place and a doctor's office on every corner. MCCG let its Level One trauma center designation go down the drain for lack of money and they won't put a heliport up on their roof because of the sign proclaiming themselves as the king's castle (or Faulk's castle).

Jerry Modena, in short, is getting Faulked. Big time. The county should cut MCCG and the museums and recreational leagues in order to take care of priority one- protecting its citizens.

KAT

5/14/06 Pictures
One is of me in my protective gear prior to the last two sprays on the tank and frame. It isn't
NIOSH approved but it'll do for my purposes. The thing on my head is a Wal-Mart or Lowe's sack to keep my remaining hair from becoming red- and sticky.












The other is of the unit before its receiving the pump module. The coverings are for masking the wheels, regulator, and electrical hookups.














The other is of Sam the fluffy yellow cat. He needs to groom himself better but I help out with this when I can.
I fixed the battery door on the Photosmart 320 by taking a thumbscrew and cutting a hole in a 3.5 inch drive bay cover. It isn't tight so I may get a 1/16" thick metal tab and drill a hole for the thumbscrew. It seems the cameras, as good as they were, had the battery door tabs fracture off. You can find bunches of them like this on Ebay.

I had an enjoyable Mother's Day. Two of my sisters and my uncle came. I gave Mom a speakerphone. She needed a phone with a small handset to grip with her crippled hands. We had grilled hot dogs and hamburgers. Sadly they had gotten a little cold when removed from the grill but I loved them, especially the zingy flavorful hot dogs. We had mixed fruit and Vanilla pound cake for dessert.

Hello
5/3/06
Air compressor, part II

A few weeks ago I assembled the air compressor on a bench with the motor and belt. I connected a two-conductor power cord and though it spat oil the device functioned fine. The next step was to take the board on which the apparatus lay and put it onto the frame.

I connected the 300PSI orange hose I got from Lowe's and powered the unit up. It did fine though once it reached 60PSI the machine's shaft and clutch assembly separated and the pulley span freely. I drilled a hole in the pulley and shaft assembly and inserted a 1/4 inch bolt. I tried the compressor again but it had trouble attaining 80PSI.

I at first thought the compressor itself was broken. I disassembled the head from the body and examined it. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary. That was my mistake. I had damaged the gasket. I took some silicone gasket sealant (comes in a tube for 4.00 or so) and did a half-hearted job of replicating the gasket according to the smudge pattern left after I cleaned the surface.

I then put the compressor onto the belt and bolted it to the frame. There was air coming out of the intake after powering on the unit. Also my coupling to the discharge hose needed tightening and a little teflon tape.
I was about to give up and went to an auto parts store and purchased some paper gasket material.

I decided to be a fair man and give the device one more chance. I did a much better job of placing the sealant onto the head and let it dry for a day or two as it was loosely nested upon the body of the compressor. The screws were tightened and I turned the machine on. It hit 80PSI though the unit's 1HP motor shuddered.

Of course all the compression is for naught if the tank leaks into the compressor and the still-loose fittings. The next step is a check valve. I tried the one that came with the Campbell-Hausfeld unit but it didn't seem to turn loose when air came from the compressor. It also warrants another chance. A visit to Tractor Supply turned up a check valve with a 25.00 price tag. The valve was too large. Prices on the Internet are much better.

I found a link to a stationary version of my unit. Click on http://home.san.rr.com/jerryswartz/AirCompressor/HomeBuiltAirCompressor.htm .

Darnit I wish I had tallied the costs of materials before I embarked on this project. I also wish that I had tried the sealant on the Campbell-Hausfeld pump/motor but I was in the "cut my losses" mood and subjected the unit to the trash way too soon. Next time I will leave the parts lay for a few days as my frustration bubbles away.

Hello
I'm going to come off the soapbox and wander into my workshop. I really have other things supposedly more
important to do but this home project isn't without value.

Last fall my air compressor died. It was a 20 gallon, belt-driven unit with a one-piston pump and a 1hp motor. I bought it out of a surplus yard and paid 100.00 for it. This was in 1998. Of course air compressors have gone down in price.

I hated the idea of spending so much money. I also had a 13 gallon air brake tank someone gave my dad for use as an air tank. This translated into trips to the gas station for air as it leaked slowly. I dreamed for years of having an air compressor to inflate tires and perhaps operate air sprayers and other tools.

For 50.00 I could get an air pump and motor off Ebay. So all I had to do is buy a regulator and the framework and piping would not cost much. So I thought. I sanded the tank and flushed trash from it. Paint remover and a RotoZip's sander attachment took most of the tank down to bare metal. I had to use Liquid Wrench and elbow grease to pull out the plugs inserted over 30 years ago.

My secret to painting it was to hang it like an animal being skinned. I painted the tank with primer and two coats of paint. I painted it red since I had that color available. I had fixed the PowerPainter so I was in good shape for doing this quickly.

I almost had the compressor ready when I found a leak in the gasket of the pump. I was dumb enough to pull the piston out of the channel rather than remove the arm from the rocker. Thus I ruined the piston gasket. By this time I decided on either a new compressor or a belt-driven pump.

I saw several candidates for the pump on Ebay but they were either too costly or required a 5hp motor. New compressors ran 130.00 for units that would run my paint sprayer (yes I know about the Power Painter; I already had a spray gun). So I referred back to a Mother Earth News article from 1978 that the magazine graciously archived on their web site. I also read some web sites about off-road vehicle air compressors tethered to the drive belts on off-road trucks.

The heart of these units is a York vehicle air conditioner compressor. Ford and Chrysler used these in the Sixties and Seventies for vehicle air conditioners. Gas- be it air or Freon- must be compressed to achieve its function. In air conditioners it is to create a cool coil for a fan to blow cool air. I found a York-type compressor from a late-Sixties model Mustang on Ebay. It was from somebody in Georgia so shipping wasn't too hideously expensive.

There are two caveats to using such units. One is to have the clutch engaged at all times. Off-roaders have electrical connnections engage the clutch as if the air conditioning compressor were still compressing refrigerant. Another issue, especially important for painters, concerns lubrication. You can fill the compressor with 30W oil up to the shaft but some oil will emerge from the discharge.

I dealt with the clutch first. The clutch would have to be welded onto the pulley. With cast iron this is easier said than done. My machinist, a customer at my store, proposed another idea. He had milling equipment to take the lip of the shaft on the clutch assembly down to where no air gap existed between pulley and shaft. Visualize this; the clutch assembly has a shaft onto which the pulley slides and engages if there is electrical activity to grab the shaft. This slides onto a beveled shaft running the pistons on the compressor.

This wouldn't happen because the electrical connectors on the clutch were gone. So the machinist lathed the lip down to where tightening the clutch shaft onto the beveled inner shaft would eliminate movement. He said for me to try it out.

I went home that night and tried it. Voila! I turned the pulley and air came out. I had to modify my frame to hold the belt-driven assembly. The previous pump was a small motor and piston that lay at a slant. So I had to rebuild the frame. I had to drill- using a 1966 vintage drill- some large holes in an axle holders I fashioned. I need to make a few minor adjustments, find the axle I lost in the shop, and put the motor and compressor
mounts onto the unit before the frame is complete.

For my next trick I put one more coat of paint on the tank/frame assembly. There is a Square-D pressure switch I had left over from the previous completion of the task. It is still connected and plumbed. I have the regulator on the rear of the tank. The compressor will go on the front and the motor goes on the rear.

To be continued.

Gang Violence coming to South Bibb?

I read a WMAZ-TV story in which a gang consultant mentioned gang graffiti on a stop sign along Houston Road. Maybe it was put there by thugs to mark future territory. It makes me unhappy to see this and I hope we have the South Bibb ethic, handed down from generation to generation, which makes everyone make those who want to "trash up" the neighborhood very unwelcome.

I believe much of the gang activity in South Bibb will be bred in the new houses growing where soybeans once did. There is an apartment complex and trailer park between Hartley Bridge and Houston Road to provide fertile ground. I am hoping at some point in the future that a community meeting will bring up this issue.

Warner Robins likely has more of a gang issue than its spinmeister, Detective Karen Stokes of the local police, wants to tell us (per WMAZ TV reports last year). Let's not make the same mistake. Identifiy that the problem exists, and to what extent. Then freeze out the gang members and their permissive parents. It would not hurt for everyone who is compentent to handle a gun to own one- if nothing else for deterring a collateral effect from dope fiends who seek to harm property or person.

Given what happened to Deputy Joe Whitehead I do not see where the Bibb County Sheriff's Department will be leninet in the event of drug and gang apprehensions. They don't need to be. With using deadly force they should stop short of being judge, jury and executioner- but VERY short.

If this were 75 years ago the only gang members you would see in South Bibb would 1)have stripes where people in the neighborhood beat them or 2) be headed out on a wagon with their belongings.

I heard an elderly man tell me some 15 years ago of a crippled WWI vet who drank too much while his kids starved. The locals burned a cross on his front lawn. Yes, he was white. When this failed to modify his behavior they took a stick and beat his butt.

I will say this; if I move to another town with as much or more of a gang issue it will be where intellect and hard work rule whenever the gangs do not. If Middle Georgia does not deal with the issue and keeps on relying on Robins AFB to save its economic hide we will be a festering ulcer much like a dying Steel Belt town.

KAT

03/26/06
I just got back from Charleston. The drive there is a seemingly goofy, down-and-up, path to Interstate 95 via Interstate 16. I went to see the old town though I couldn't buy a whole lot due to my slimline budget. I also have this darned cap on my tooth that precludes me from having sticky or hard candies.

Vacation started on my off day of Wednesday. I slept late like an idiot and woke up in time to take Sam, our newest acquistion to the feline fleet, in to the vet. He gave him a leukemia and rabies shot, prescribed antibiotics for a puncture wound to the ear, and told us to hustle back with him in three weeks for a leukemia shot and a test. Then he would be glad to have him neutered.

I packed and decided to do the darned rail for the hallway late at night. Mom encouraged me to go to bed. I woke up at 10 AM that Thursday and had lunch with Mom and Dad. At 1:00 I left for Charleston. I packed my rucksack for an overnight camping trip in case I went to the park in Aiken. I figured on returning that Sunday.

I drove along Interstate 16. At the old Nike site (missile base) in Jeffersonville I saw a water tower rise up. Its rusty, dark shell looked so much like a relic of the Cold War days. Yet I knew towers and ships made of steel look like a woman without makeup. The radar stands were gone and so was everything else but the metal ground-mounted water tank and generator building left from the Cold War. I regret having the base ripped down but historic preservation won't butter the bread that an industrial park will.

I drove on and made a wee-wee call in the woods near Dudley. I almost fell asleep several times until I got to Metter. I had the strongest stimulant you can get from outside a drugstore- Waffle House Coffee. I got gas and kept going. I turned north at Interstate 95 and went up 17 then back up 95 in a miscue at Hardeeville.

I made it to Charleston at 7 PM or so. I went to Blassinger's (or whatever) the barbecue place is on the Savannah Highway. I drove to the Days Inn off Johnnie Dodds Boulevard in Mount Pleasant. This was after I cursed the remaining skeleton of the old Ashley River bridge and said, "They finally tore the son of a XX down". I hated that bridge and Dad hated it even more; it was designed for Model T's and we had no such vehicle when we went to Patriot's Point in 1980 and 1988.

Next day: Market Street and the cold
Saturday; Yorktown, Laffey, Clamagore, and the cutter Ingham.

Hello
I lost my temper at work and did a few things I didn't want to in front of everyone including clients. I hate losing my temper. The boss told me that I need to be unemotional and view customer criticism and helping people as something other than personal. He says that pride in my work is a motivator. So I asked how I could avoid letting my pride hurt me emotionally.

I want to take some time off and reassess my life and how to do my job better and without all the fuss. I am not taking mental leave but I need to spend time away from worrying about Mom and Dad and my career, my job, and my life.

Ideas on this are welcome.

02/17/06

Someone in our South Bibb community told me of a nightclub locating in our area. I wish I could tell you more. Unless it is near Interstate 75 at Hartley Bridge or the new interchange, I say this would be not a good thing given the spillover we have from Crawford and Peach counties. We have enough riffraff in our neighborhood despite the overwhelming majority of decent people.

Stay tuned and if anyone holds a meeting concerning this, attend. Please.

The Open House on the Sardis Church Road connector took place on January 24, 2006. The news made it out to be such a horrible project. The Telegraph's S. Heather Duncan got on her envirocrazy soapbox a little bit.

Here http://tomcat2.dot.state.ga.us/PublicOutreach_ex/projectInfo/projectInfo.cfm?projID=311910-&projNum=NH-75-1(246)&projName=Sardis%20Church%20Rd%20Proposed%20interchange%20@%20I-75&CFID=196295&CFTOKEN=71385225 are some dandy maps. I saved the maps in case the link dies.

Dirt should be turned same time next year. However I do feel for Martha and Joe Hymerling and the others losing their homes. I pray they are justly compensated.

The road will be a good thing for the county but I doubt we will succeed in attracting much industry as long as Jack Ellis is in office and we refuse to take back our city and county from the race baiters and old boy network.

I also modified some maps for easier viewing. I may post those later.

On January 24 at 4PM the GADOT will hold a meeting on the Sardis Church Road extension. This will attract the hippies at CAUTION Macon, the fruitcakes, and those who want South Bibb to stay in the early Sixties.

The roads project won' t solve all Bibb's problems but will make it safer to get through South Bibb and to its factories and Robins Air Force Base.

Eventually, according to plans, the road will stretch to Sgoda Road in Twiggs County. Thankfully GADOT plans for Sardis Church Road have it widened to four lanes. If plans from a few years ago are followed, new construction will stretch from near Nowell Road to a quarter of a mile from Houston and Walden Roads. It will cross South Walden Road above Glen Haven Memorial Gardens and rendezvous with Avondale Mill Road.

Will the Sardis Church Road project send our community into a downward spiral? Poor zoning regulation has allowed two trailer parks, several rinky-dink houses, and other trashy developments to settle in South Bibb. So where were the crybabies back then?

I still would like to see us reform our city government, fix our public schools, and do better with our industry recruitment. Saying no to the Sardis Church project would hurt and not help.

27 DEC 05
I haven't gotten into the spirit of Christmas and it has seemed it has been another day. I enjoyed Christmas Eve. I watched part of "The Green Berets" and played with my computer. I watched a Marx Brothers movie on the laptop before I went to bed. All but Patricia's children and the grandchild were there.

I got up and went to church with the family. Patricia went but she didn't want to meet some of the people she hadn't seen years ago. Maybe she's ashamed of herself; I would if I dressed like her. She has little self respect. We had lunch around 12 and were waiting to wrap presents when Rebecca and her kid came by.

We opened gifts. I got a WABC shirt from CafePress, a mind bender game set, a puzzle book, two hiking books, dress socks, a shirt, a 256m thumb drive, and a microfiber blanket. Tyler cried like he was gutshot when Big Boy scratched him upon rubbing his belly. Patricia grunted and groaned half the time. I shot a tiny bit of video and took a token few still photos. After the presents were opened I went to bed. I listened to Daddy bellyache about this and that. It is really wearing him out having Mom not do as much as she used to.

RecallEllis has joined the past. Per WMAC-AM's newscast Jim Palmer expresses no desire to appeal the ruling that struck down the application for recall petition. Worse, the liberal Macon Telegraph thinks Council and Mayor Ellis should work on "communications".

If we can't deal with Mayor Ellis himself let us try to blunt his sword of incompetency. Those enabling the mayor will be dealt with and those who are trying to stave off his destruction need bookoodles of support.

The remnants of RecallEllis and their friends need to form a PAC of some form to bring in new City Council members with vertebrae, support Joe Allen and other commissioners wanting to wrest some county service from city hands, and conduct a publicity effort to sell the notion that whatever the mayor is trying to pull is a shenanigan.

The PAC won't be just an anti-Ellis effort; it needs to be a pro-Macon/Bibb effort. Why should City Council look at local business leaders as liars as it did this fall as per the hotel? Furthermore, why should they hire a consultant when they should have enough sense to say yes or no to hotel plans?

It is sickening to find myself in Eddie Smith's court on this matter but just because he likes pepperoni pizza doesn't mean I'm going to start eating sausage pizza from now on. All is fair in love and politics I guess.

I don't count on citizens lining up behind the GETBACKCJACKPAC but it gives them a way to not worry about racial labels or going after just one part of the problem. Maybe the idea wiill fly but remember the citizens are partly to blame for our problems. And I still wish I had a U-Haul agency in Macon.

KAT

I wish to apologize for my choice of wording per the redneck mother ergo calling her the b-word. This isn't what a gentleman does. Now as for the redneck mom moniker I must say that stays.
KAT

Guess what!
I have officially completed coursework in Windows 2003 server. This software is a version of Windows XP on steroids for big businesses. It isn't for all businesses; ten or less need XP Professional and its backup utilities.

The first test I flunked. I made a 56. I didn't allow enough time to study between the first take and the second take. I could take it millions of times but only the second test counted. Next I resolved to do better. I also was more familiar with how to undo my mistakes on the test. I managed to make an 80, 87, 90, and a 97. I had to retake the last test and one other but I was well impressed with my results.

It means one more software title on my resume and that I will be 1/3 ready for the Microsoft exam. That exam is sort of a union card though to many employers it means it only your feet got a little wet.

Not that I 've closed the door on other professions such as journalism, logistics/defense, or health care. I am also open to anything else that piques my attention. I don't think I'd be a disk jockey especially with the corporate nature of radio but I am nuts about WABC's Saturday Night Oldies.

The WABC/SNO show is leaning heavily towards the Seventies. One person in a message board felt that Sixties music was burned out. I beg to differ. I tried cutting some voice-overs for a tape with jingles and music. I sounded horrible but largely because I was not my natural self. When the mike goes on I go wimpy.

I could use a little testosterone too. I will check into DHEA but if I am under tension I don't want to take it as it might make me demolish the store, pop my coworkers in the mouth, or smash someone's car.

Today at Wal-Mart I saw two redneck moms-possibly single- crowd my vehicle and theirs with a buggy. They didn't seem to know how to park a vehicle either. They had a Durango that was probably acquired from a used car lot or their Daddy. There but for the grace of God and high interest rates. Anyway I called one of them a stupid bitch behind her back while the windows were closed. I was trying to insult her without her hearing in but half hoping she would hear me. Then when I left one of them was waddling in the way with her buggy when she should have moved over. I blew Mr. Horn and I am sure they think I am a rotten person. Then again I am probably sending one of their butts to community college (I saw a Middle Georgia Tech tag on the Durango).

I am on a program to write down negative thoughts as I have them and more importantly try to not have them. It isn't easy when you have been programmed with negativity and talk radio doesn't help much. I keep thinking I am a better citizen by listening to Neal Boortz, Rush Limbaugh, Laura Ingraham, and watching Bill O'Reilly.

If anything is eating me it is that I have largely wasted about forty years of my life. I have less than a year before I hit 40 to get my ducks in a row.

As promised here are the donors to Democratic causes as seen in various donor lists on the Internet:

Willingham, Josephine H Mrs. (Retired), (Zip code: 31211) $200 to DNC SERVICES CORPORATION/DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE on 02/20/04
Greenhaw, William B Mr. (Retired), (Zip code: 31204) $500 to DNC SERVICES CORPORATION/DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE on 01/30/04
Richardson, Gary A (Merren Univ/Professor), (Zip code: 31210) $300 to DNC SERVICES CORPORATION/DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE on 05/28/04
Richardson, Gary A (Merren Univ/Professor), (Zip code: 31210) $200 to DNC SERVICES CORPORATION/DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE on 06/16/04
Ezell, Mary Lou L (Elementary School Principal), (Zip code: 31211) $200 to DNC SERVICES CORPORATION/DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE on 06/14/04
Carswell, Margaret Ann, (Zip code: 31211) $400 to DNC SERVICES CORPORATION/DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE on 06/03/04J
ohnson, Lee A Ms. (homemaker/homemaker), (Zip code: 31201) $500 to DNC SERVICES CORPORATION/DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE on 07/30/04
Akridge, Rufus (Akr/Real Estate Broker), (Zip code: 31208) $1000 to DNC SERVICES CORPORATION/DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE on 08/19/04
Brown, Philip M (O'Neal Brown & Clark P.C./attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to DNC SERVICES CORPORATION/DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE on 08/26/04
Shurden, Klay (Self/Therapist), (Zip code: 31204) $2000 to DNC SERVICES CORPORATION/DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE on 08/04/04
Stuckey, Mark (Self/Attorney), (Zip code: 31204) $2000 to DNC SERVICES CORPORATION/DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE on 08/26/04
James, John E. Esq. (Harris & James/Attorney), (Zip code: 31211) $1200 to ASSOCIATION OF TRIAL LAWYERS OF AMERICA POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE on 05/29/03
James, John E Esq. (Harris & James/Attorney), (Zip code: 31211) $1200 to ASSOCIATION OF TRIAL LAWYERS OF AMERICA POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE on 07/29/04
Qazi, Farid (Dublin Hematology & Oncology/Physic), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to CYNTHIA MCKINNEY FOR CONGRESS on 07/18/04
Mr. Sam Bruce (STAR/Exec VP), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to SANFORD D. BISHOP JR. FOR CONGRESS on 08/06/03
Mr. Ronald Payne (Payne Investment Inc./president), (Zip code: 31220) $500 to SANFORD D. BISHOP JR. FOR CONGRESS on 08/31/03
MARSHALL2000.ORG, (Zip code: 31202) $1000 to AMERIPAC: THE FUND FOR A GREATER AMERICA on 03/26/03Sheridan, Alice S (Housewife), (Zip code: 31211) $250 to SUSAN B ANTHONY LIST CANDIDATE FUND on 05/07/04

Ford, Beverly O (Self-Employed/Consultant), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to MOVEON PAC on 09/19/04
Williams, Mark (Coliseum Radiation Oncology/Physici), (Zip code: 31201) $225 to MOVEON PAC on 08/03/04

Friends of Jim Marshall, (Zip code: 31202) $1000 to SUSAN DAVIS FOR CONGRESS on 07/13/04
Akridge, Rufus (Self-Employed/Real Estate), (Zip code: 31206) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/30/03
Allen, Hannah L (Joseph A. Boone/Paralegal), (Zip code: 31204) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/30/03
Boston, Russell M (Boston Passante LLP/Trial Attorney), (Zip code: 31202) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/30/03
Claxton, Russell (Self- Employed/architect), (Zip code: 31211) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/30/03
Fickling, Roy H (Fickling Real Estate/Broker), (Zip code: 31202) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 04/10/03Fickling, Roy H (Fickling Real Estate/Broker), (Zip code: 31202) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 04/10/03
Frolich, David J (Physician), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/27/03
Griffith, Benjy III (Timberlands/Real Estate Developer), (Zip code: 31210) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/30/03
Terrill, Nancy F (Mercer University/Attorney), (Zip code: 31204) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/30/03
Bargeron, Robin N (Self- Employed/Trial Attorney), (Zip code: 31208) $450 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/25/03
Brannen, Dianne (Self-Employed/Attorney), (Zip code: 31211) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 08/20/03
Buford, Floyd M (Buford and Buford/Trial Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 07/09/03
Adams, Virgil L (Adams Jordan and Treadwell/Trial At), (Zip code: 31210) $350 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/29/03
Akridge, Rufus (Self-Employed/Real Estate), (Zip code: 31206) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/11/03Brannen, Dianne (Self-Employed/Attorney), (Zip code: 31211) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/29/03
Buafo, Charles K (Pre-Med Medical Associates/Physicia), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/28/03
Buzzell, R. William II (le/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/31/03
Carty, Dave (Progressive Computing), (Zip code: 30201) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/29/03
Claxton, Joseph E (Mercer University/Professor), (Zip code: 31201) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/17/03
Cullinan, Neil M, (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/29/03
Daniel, J. Robert (The Daniel Law Firm/Attorney), (Zip code: 31204) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/18/03
Deaton, Kenneth D Jr. (Central GA Hematology Oncology/Phys), (Zip code: 31201) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/29/03
Dellacona, Tracey L (Self- Employed/Attorney), (Zip code: 31201) $300 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/31/03
Dozier, Lester Z (Dozier Lee Graham & Sikes/Trial Att), (Zip code: 31201) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/12/03
Faulk, Don (Georgia Hospital Association/Presid), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/31/03
Glover, W. D (Phibro-Tech Inc./Executive), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/31/03
Graham, Neal B (Buzzell Graham & Walsh/Trial Attorn), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/29/03
Groover, Duke (Groover & Childs/Trial Attorney), (Zip code: 31202) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/28/03
Harmon, Adrian (Harmon Masonry & Construction/Contr), (Zip code: 31204) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/29/03
Huckabee, Leo (Huckabee Auto Company/auto dealer), (Zip code: 31220) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/31/03
Huckabee, Patricia P, (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/30/03
Hutto, Richard J (Self- Employed/Attorney), (Zip code: 31211) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/29/03
James, John E (Harris & James/Trial Attorney), (Zip code: 31211) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/29/03
James, Lillas (Self-Employed/Physician), (Zip code: 31211) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/11/03
James, Samual (SACAL Engineering/Engineer), (Zip code: 31204) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/15/03
Johnson, Lee A (None/Homemaker), (Zip code: 31201) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/16/03
Lee, A. Burton (Buzzell Graham & Welsh/Attorney), (Zip code: 31201) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/11/03
Lee, James E (Law Office of James E. Lee), (Zip code: 31208) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/29/03
Lovein, Hubert C Jr. (Jones Cork & Miller/Trial Attorney), (Zip code: 31204) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/29/03
McGouirk, Don (Gannett Co Inc (WMAZ 13)/Manager), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/29/03
Meyers, Emily (Mercer University/Senior Vice Presi), (Zip code: 31208) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/29/03
Powell, Julius A Jr. (Marshall Lindley & Powell/Trial Att), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/31/03
Robinson, Joe S Jr. (Self-Employed/Physician), (Zip code: 31201) $400 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/31/03
Schnell, Frederick M (Central GA Hematology Oncology/Phys), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/28/03
Solis, Maurice M (Self-Employed/Physician), (Zip code: 31201) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/16/03
Stephens, Jeffery L (Mercer University School of Medici/), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/31/03
Treadwell, Marc T (Adams Jordan and Treadwell PC/Attor), (Zip code: 31210) $350 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/29/03
Tsai, Stella I (Neurology Associates/Physician), (Zip code: 31201) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/31/03
Wells, Charles C (Sleep Medicine of Central Georgia/P), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/31/03
Williams, Larry (Self- Employed/Attorney), (Zip code: 31211) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/31/03
Willingham, Josephine H (None/Retired), (Zip code: 31211) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/29/03
Wright, Robert H DDS (Self- Employed/Physician), (Zip code: 31211) $300 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/30/03
Bacon, Frank Mr. Jr. (Self- Employed/Engineer), (Zip code: 31204) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04
Bargeron, Robin N Mr. (Self- Employed/Trial Attorney), (Zip code: 31208) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/02/04
Brannen, Dianne Ms. (Self-Employed/Attorney), (Zip code: 31211) $200 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/15/04
Buzzell, R. William Mr. II (le/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04
Cantrell, Charlie Mr. (Five Star Chevrolet-Cadillac), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/25/04
Claxton, Joseph E Prof. (Mercer University/Professor), (Zip code: 31201) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/16/04
Creswell, Elise D Ms. (None/Housewife), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/11/04
Deaton, Kenneth D Dr. Jr. (Central GA Hematology Oncology/Phys), (Zip code: 31201) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/29/04
Ford, Michael Mr. (President of NewTown Macon), (Zip code: 31208) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 01/29/04
Godsey, R. Kirby Dr. (Mercer University/President), (Zip code: 31201) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04
Griffith, Benjy Mr. III (Timberlands/Real Estate Developer), (Zip code: 31210) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04
Griffith, Teresa Ms., (Zip code: 31220) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04
Herrington, Ryan Mr., (Zip code: 31220) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/29/04
Hogue, Franklin J Mr. (Hogue & Hogue/Attorneys), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 01/20/04
Hogue, Franklin J Mr. (Hogue & Hogue/Attorneys), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04
Hope, Thomas D Dr. (Neurology Associates/Physician), (Zip code: 31210) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/30/04
Hudson, Benjamin G Mr. Jr. (Hudson & Marshall/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/22/04
Jenkins, Jack Mr. (attorney), (Zip code: 31204) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 02/18/04
Johnson, Lee A Ms. (None/Homemaker), (Zip code: 31201) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04Katz, Richard M Mr. (Katz Flatau Popson & Boyer/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04Kelly, Frank B Dr. Jr. (Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilita/), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04
Langstaff, James P Mr. (City of Macon/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 02/04/04
Lewis, Bob Mr. (Bob Lewis & Associates/Real Estate), (Zip code: 31212) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/30/04Lewis, Cynthia Mrs., (Zip code: 31220) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/30/04Passante, Brian Mr. (Boston Passante LLP/Attorney), (Zip code: 31202) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04Rockefeller, Jim Mr. (Self- Employed/Attorney), (Zip code: 31204) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/30/04Sammons, Jack L Prof. (Mercer University/Professor), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04Schnell, Frederick M Dr. (Central GA Hematology Oncology/Phys), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04Schnell, Frederick M Dr. (Central GA Hematology Oncology/Phys), (Zip code: 31210) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04Shoemaker, John F Mr. (Riverside Ford Inc./Businessman), (Zip code: 31204) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/30/04Solis, Maurice M Dr. (Self-Employed/Physician), (Zip code: 31201) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04Spiegel, John Dr. (Neurology Associates/Physician), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04Stuckey, Mark Mr. (Self/Attorney), (Zip code: 31204) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/30/04Terrill, Nancy F Ms. (Mercer University/Attorney), (Zip code: 31204) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04Terrill, Nancy F Ms. (Mercer University/Attorney), (Zip code: 31204) $1500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04Thornton, David W Mr. (Self), (Zip code: 31202) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/29/04Tsai, Stella I Dr. (Neurology Associates/Physician), (Zip code: 31201) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/30/04Wells, James M Dr. (Physician), (Zip code: 31204) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04Wight, Tom B Mr. (Mulberry Street Investment Company/), (Zip code: 31201) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/04/04Zimmerman, Muarion D Mr. (Professional Systems USA Inc./Vice), (Zip code: 31201) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/26/04Zimmerman, Muarion D Mr. (Professional Systems USA Inc./Vice), (Zip code: 31201) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 03/31/04Powell, Julius A Mr. Jr., (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 02/20/04Williams, Larry Mr., (Zip code: 31211) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 02/20/04Heath, Miller Jr., (Zip code: 31201) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 12/23/03Adams, Virgil L (Adams Jordan and Treadwell/Trial At), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/29/04Akridge, Rufus (Self-Employed/Real Estate), (Zip code: 31206) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/22/04Allen, Hannah L (Joseph A. Boone/Paralegal), (Zip code: 31204) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/28/04Bacon, Frank Jr. (Self- Employed/Engineer), (Zip code: 31204) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 04/01/04Bargeron, Robin N (Self- Employed/Trial Attorney), (Zip code: 31208) $550 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/09/04Bargeron, Robin N (Self- Employed/Trial Attorney), (Zip code: 31208) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/16/04Bayme, Scott (retail), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/16/04Bond, Susan M (None/Homemaker), (Zip code: 31204) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/29/04Brown, Manley F (O'Neal Brown & Clark/Trial Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/10/04Buzzell, R. William II (Self/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/30/04Carswell III, George (Accucomm Telecommunications/Tele. C), (Zip code: 31211) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/29/04Clark, John C (O'Neal Brown & Clark PC/Trial Attor), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/03/04Claxton, Jane P (None/Retired), (Zip code: 31211) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/07/04Frolich, David J (Self-Employed/Physician), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/28/04Frolich, Terri (Homemaker/Homemaker), (Zip code: 31221) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 04/12/04Frolich, Terri (Homemaker/Homemaker), (Zip code: 31221) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/28/04Glover, W. D (Phibro-Tech Inc./Executive), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/30/04Harmon, Adrian (Harmon Masonry & Construction/Contr), (Zip code: 31204) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/28/04Harris, Burke (Harris & James/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/30/04Heath, Miller Jr. (Self/Facilities Construction), (Zip code: 31201) $200 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/30/04Horn, Mark W (Professional Systems USA Inc./Chief), (Zip code: 31201) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 04/02/04Horn, Mark W (Professional Systems USA Inc./Chief), (Zip code: 31201) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 05/15/04James, Thomas C III (James Bates Pope & Spivey/Attorney), (Zip code: 31204) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/29/04Jones, Zoe J (Central Georgia Heart Center PC/Phy), (Zip code: 31201) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/30/04Kallay, Wynn E (Primary Pediatrics/Physician), (Zip code: 31204) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/28/04Katz, Richard M (Katz Flatau Popson & Boyer/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $200 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/02/04Sandefur, J. Terrell, (Zip code: 31204) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/30/04Smith, James F Jr. (Central Georgia Hematology and Onc/), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 04/12/04Treadwell, Marc T (Adams Jordan and Treadwell PC/Attor), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/29/04Wagoner, Glenda A, (Zip code: 31210) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/29/04Wagoner, Tom O (CORE Resources Management Group/Pre), (Zip code: 31202) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 06/30/04Williams, H. A (Sanco Products/Entrepeneur), (Zip code: 31211) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 04/30/04Akridge, Rufus (Self-Employed/Real Estate), (Zip code: 31206) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Bargeron, Robin N (Self- Employed/Trial Attorney), (Zip code: 31208) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/27/04Boggs, Mike (Coliseum Medical Center/Administrat), (Zip code: 31208) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/27/04Boyer, Wesley J (Katz Flatau Popson & Boyer/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/02/04Brown, Manley F (O'Neal Brown & Clark/Trial Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Brown, Philip M (O'Neal Brown & Clark/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Cassidy, John D (Self/Attorney), (Zip code: 31211) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Causey, William III, (Zip code: 31220) $300 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Clark, John C (O'Neal Brown & Clark PC/Trial Attor), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Claxton, Jane P (None/Retired), (Zip code: 31211) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/10/04Claxton, Jane P (None/Retired), (Zip code: 31211) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/25/04Claxton, Russell (Self- Employed/architect), (Zip code: 31211) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 08/19/04Ford, Michael (President of NewTown Macon), (Zip code: 31208) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/30/04Glover, W. D (Phibro-Tech Inc./Executive), (Zip code: 31210) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/28/04Godsey, R. Kirby (Mercer University/President), (Zip code: 31201) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/20/04Graham, Neal B (Buzzell Graham & Walsh/Trial Attorn), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Haskell, George O III (Elliott & Haskell/Attorney), (Zip code: 31204) $200 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/22/04Heath, Miller Jr. (Self/Facilities Construction), (Zip code: 31201) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Hogue, Laura D (Hogue & Hogue/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Huckabee, Leo III (Huckabee Auto Company/auto dealer), (Zip code: 31220) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Jelks, Jordan O (Jelks McLees & Boggs Architects/Arc), (Zip code: 31211) $300 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Langstaff, James P (City of Macon/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $350 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Lee, A. Burton (Buzzell Graham & Welsh/Attorney), (Zip code: 31201) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Lumley, Jerry (Attorney), (Zip code: ) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/27/04Lynn, Kathy (Self/Physician), (Zip code: 31201) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Mayville, Christina (Neurology Associates/Physician), (Zip code: 31210) $1800 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 07/19/04Meyers, Emily P (Mercer University/Senior Vice Presi), (Zip code: 31208) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/17/04Morton, Daryl (Self/Attorney), (Zip code: 31208) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Murphy, Lee B (Mid-County Financial Corporation/Ba), (Zip code: 31204) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/22/04Peters, Alfred (Self-Employed/Physician), (Zip code: 31201) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Powers, Jeffrey N (Buzzell Graham & Welsh/Attorney), (Zip code: 31208) $300 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Purcel, Morris (Putzell Electric Contractors/busine), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/20/04Richardson, Thomas F (Chambliss Higdon & Carson/Attorney), (Zip code: 31201) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Robinson, Joe S Jr. (Self-Employed/Physician), (Zip code: 31201) $400 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 07/14/04Rollins, Ronnie D, (Zip code: 31201) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 07/16/04Sandefur, J. Terrell (13 WMAZ News/Sales Associate), (Zip code: 31204) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Schnell, Kim D (None/Homemaker), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Sedghi, Reza (Self/Physician), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Sheftall, Waldo C (Sheftall Development/Insurance Brok), (Zip code: 31202) $1200 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/12/04Stuckey, Mark (Self/Attorney), (Zip code: 31204) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 07/14/04Treadwell, Mark T (Adams Jordan and Treadwell PC/Attor), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Whitley, Wallace C (Retired/Teacher), (Zip code: 31206) $301 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 07/14/04Wright, Robert H DDS (Self- Employed/Physician), (Zip code: 31211) $200 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 09/26/04Acton, William C (Physician), (Zip code: 31204) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/12/04Bond, Susan M (None/Homemaker), (Zip code: 31204) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/09/04Carty, Dave (Progressive Computing), (Zip code: 30201) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/01/04Chatfield, Trevor (Brown & Williamson/Electrical Tech.), (Zip code: 31204) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/11/04Cullinan, Neil M (Retired/Retired), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/07/04Davis, T. Lynn (Self-Employed/Auctioneer), (Zip code: 31206) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/08/04Dozier, Lester Zack (Dozier Lee Graham & Sikes/Trial Att), (Zip code: 31201) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/12/04Elliott, A.V. (Elliott Machine Shop), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/10/04Hargrove, Robert (Mercer University/Professor), (Zip code: 31201) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/08/04Hertwig, Sara B (None/Homemaker), (Zip code: 31211) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/11/04Hinson, Thomas H (Westmoreland Patterson and Moseley/), (Zip code: 31202) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/08/04Hudson, Benjamin G Jr. (Hudson & Marshall/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/09/04James, Samual (SACAL Engineering/Engineer), (Zip code: 31204) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/09/04Jelks, Jordan O (Jelks McLees & Boggs Architects/Arc), (Zip code: 31211) $200 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/08/04Katz, Richard M (Katz Flatau Popson & Boyer/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $200 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/08/04Koplin, Myron (Retired), (Zip code: 31210) $200 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/05/04Lee, James E II (Law Office of James E. Lee), (Zip code: 31208) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/10/04Mayville, Christina (Neurology Associates/Physician), (Zip code: 31210) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/12/04Morgan, C. Cloud (Macon Judicial Circuit Superior Co/), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/10/04Morton, Susan M (Museum of Arts & Science/Group Serv), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/12/04Peskoe, Stanley T (Mercer University/Doctor), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/12/04Popson, Sandra (Katz Flatau Popson & Boyer/Attorney), (Zip code: 31201) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/08/04Sedghi, Shahriar (Center for Digestive Diseases/Physi), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/08/04Sell, Ed S III, (Zip code: 31211) $300 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/09/04Shoffner, G. Michael (Neurology Associates LLP/Neurologis), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/06/04Stephens, Jeffery L (Mercer University School of Medici/), (Zip code: 31210) $2000 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/11/04Walden, Katherine (Katherine Walden Interiors/Owner), (Zip code: 31201) $200 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/09/04Whitley, Wallace C (Retired/Teacher), (Zip code: 31206) $200 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/10/04Wight, Tom B (Mulberry Street Investment Company/), (Zip code: 31201) $500 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/08/04Williams, Robert Wade (Retired/Retired), (Zip code: 31216) $200 to FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL on 10/13/04Shurling, Tredway (Shurling & Company/Real Estate Brok), (Zip code: 31201) $250 to DENISE MAJETTE FOR SENATE on 03/25/04SHURLING, TREDWAY, (Zip code: 31201) $250 to DENISE MAJETTE FOR SENATE on 04/15/04ADAMS, VIRGIL L (ADAMS JORDAN TREADWELL), (Zip code: 31201) $500 to DENISE MAJETTE FOR SENATE on 09/23/04TREADWELL, MARC T (ADAMS JORDAN & TREADWELL PC), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to DENISE MAJETTE FOR SENATE on 09/23/04Frolich, David (Radiology Assoc. of Macon/Doctor), (Zip code: 31221) $500 to TONY CENTER FOR CONGRESS on 03/26/04MOODY, SHERRIE M. MRS (TELAMON CORPORATION/DEPUTY STATE DI), (Zip code: 31216) $405 to USAFARMWORKERPAC on 04/29/04Erwin, Neal (Not employed/student), (Zip code: 31211) $200 to DEAN FOR AMERICA on 12/30/03Griffith, Benjy, (Zip code: 31210) $250 to DEAN FOR AMERICA on 11/25/03Boston, Russell (Boston Passante Llp/Lawyer), (Zip code: 31211) $250 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 03/25/04Day, John (Self/Financial Advisor), (Zip code: 31220) $250 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 03/03/04Greenebaum, David (Mercer University/Librarian), (Zip code: 31210) $200 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 03/12/04James, Lillias L (N/A/Retired), (Zip code: 31211) $500 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 03/31/04Lane, William A Mr. (N/A/Retired), (Zip code: 31210) $200 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 03/22/04Phillips, Betty Ms (N/A/Retired), (Zip code: 31204) $200 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 03/31/04Solis, Maurice (Mcvi/Surgeon), (Zip code: 31201) $1000 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 03/17/04Johnson, Lee (Not employed/Homemaker), (Zip code: 31201) $1000 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 04/30/04Kalli, Ramana V Dr, (Zip code: 31210) $500 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 04/17/04Lane, William A Mr. (Not employed/Retired), (Zip code: 31210) $300 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 04/16/04Pietrzak, Marianna Mrs (Bibb Co Board of Ed/Teacher), (Zip code: 31204) $250 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 04/08/04Shurden, Walter (Mercer University/Professor Of Reli), (Zip code: 31204) $500 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 04/14/04Sullivan, Wendy (Boston Passante LLP/Attorney), (Zip code: 31211) $1700 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 04/17/04Claxton, Russell (Self employed/Architect), (Zip code: 31211) $2000 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 05/25/04James, Lillas L (Self/Physician), (Zip code: 31211) $500 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 05/14/04Lee, Burton (Self/Attorney), (Zip code: 31202) $1000 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 05/25/04Rowe, Lucy (Cherokee Brick & Tile Co./draft), (Zip code: 31206) $250 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 05/12/04Stephens, Jeffrey Dr (Mercer Univ./Physician), (Zip code: 31210) $500 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 05/05/04Boston, Russell M (Self employed/Attorney), (Zip code: 31202) $2000 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 04/17/04Stephens, Jeffrey Dr (Mercer Univ./Physician), (Zip code: 31210) $800 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 06/29/04Vangala, Rahul (Allergy & Asthma ctr of middle geor), (Zip code: 31210) $200 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 06/15/04Benedict, Lauren (BOSTON PASSANTE LLP/ATTORNEY), (Zip code: 31204) $250 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 07/28/04Johnson, Lee (Not employed/Homemaker), (Zip code: 31201) $1000 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 07/29/04Passante, Rebekah (MERCER UNIVERSITY/ATTORNEY), (Zip code: 31220) $250 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 07/28/04Pietrzak, Nicholas II (Self employed/PHYSICIAN), (Zip code: 31211) $250 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 07/29/04Holliday, Marie (HOLLIDAY DENTAL ASSOCIATES/BUSINESS), (Zip code: 31204) $250 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 07/07/04Adams, Virgil (Adams Jordan & Treadwell PC/Attorne), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 03/31/03Brown, Jean C (Not employed/Retired), (Zip code: 31210) $2000 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 03/26/03Brown, Manley F (O'Neal Brown & Clark/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 02/19/03Brown, Manley F (O'Neal Brown & Clark/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 03/26/03Clark, John C (O'Neal Brown & Clark/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 03/26/03Gautreaux, Jarome E (O'Neal Brown & Clark/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 03/31/03Groover, Duke (Groover and Childs/Attorney), (Zip code: 31202) $2000 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 03/31/03Hart, Samuel Jr (Adams Jordan & Treadwell PC/Attorne), (Zip code: 31216) $250 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 03/31/03Lee, Andi (Not employed/Homemaker), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 03/31/03Lee, Burton (Self employed/Attorney), (Zip code: 31202) $2000 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 03/31/03Treadwell, Marc (Adams Jordan & Treadwell PC/Attorne), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 03/31/03Brown, Philip (O'Neal Brown & Clark PC/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 05/07/03Clark, John C (O'Neal Brown & Clark/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 05/16/03Elliott, Jsewell NULL Jr (Self employed/Attorney), (Zip code: 31201) $250 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 05/16/03Gautreaux, Jarome E (O'Neal Brown & Clark/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $25] to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 05/08/03Graham, Neal (Self employed/Attorney), (Zip code: 31201) $250 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 04/02/03McArthur, Katherine (Reynolds and McArthur/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $2000 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 05/16/03Adams, Virgil (Adams Jordan & Treadwell PC/Attorne), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 01/14/04Elliott, Sewell Jr (Self employed/Attorney), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 01/20/04Treadwell, Marc (Adams Jordan & Treadwell PC/Attorne), (Zip code: 31210) $1000 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 02/25/04Buzzell, R William II, (Zip code: 31210) $500 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 03/08/04Clark, Elizabeth B (Not employed/Homemaker), (Zip code: 31210) $250 to EDWARDS FOR PRESIDENT on 03/08/04Important note: This list is based on the data made publicly available by the Federal Election Commission. 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campaignmoney.com 11/6/05Lane, Eleanor A Mrs. Family Counseling Center/Family The MACON GA 31210 250 09/07/2005 EMILY'S LIST
Lane, Eleanor A Mrs. Family Counseling Center/Family The MACON GA 31210 250 07/19/2005 EMILY'S LIST
Creswell, Elise D Ms. Housewife MACON GA 31210 500 07/12/2005 EMILY'S LIST
LANE, ELEANOR FAMILY COUNSELING CENTER MACON GA 31210 200 06/14/2005 FRIENDS OF HILLARY - DEMOCRAT
LANE, ELEANOR FAMILY COUNSELING CENTER MACON GA 31210 200 06/29/2005 FRIENDS OF HILLARY - DEMOCRAT
UGOLIK, LORI UGOLIK CHRIOPRACTIC CLINIC MACON GA 31211 500 04/28/2005 FRIENDS OF HILLARY - DEMOCRAT
Akridge, Rufus Mr. Self-Employed/Real Estate MACON GA 31206 1,000 03/21/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Allen, Bruce S Dr. Self/Physician MACON GA 31210 2,100 03/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT Allen, Bruce S Dr. Self/Physician MACON GA 31210 2,100 03/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Allen, Hannah L Ms. Joseph A. Boone/Paralegal MACON GA 31204 500 03/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Allen, Jennifer H Dr. Self/Physician MACON GA 31210 800 03/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Bargeron, Robin N Mr. Self- Employed/Trial Attorney MACON GA 31208 1,000 03/28/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Bowyer, Frank P Dr. III The Children's Hospital/Medical Dir MACON GA 31210 1,000 03/28/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Brooks, William P Dr. Self/Physician MACON GA 31206 250 01/02/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Brown, Manley F Mr. O'Neal Brown & Clark/Trial Attorney MACON GA 31210 250 03/31/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Buafo, Charles K Dr. Pre-Med Medical Associates/Physicia MACON GA 31210 500 03/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Buford, Floyd M Mr. Buford and Buford/Trial Attorney MACON GA 31210 1,000 01/10/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Butler, G. Marshall Mr. Butler Automotive Group Inc./Owner MACON GA 31210 1,000 01/11/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Claxton, Joseph E Prof. Mercer University/Professor MACON GA 31201 250 03/31/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Deaton, Kenneth D Dr. Jr. Central GA Hematology Oncology/Phys MACON GA 31201 2,100 03/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Deaton, Kenneth D Dr. Jr. Central GA Hematology Oncology/Phys MACON GA 31201 2,100 03/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Faulk, Don Mr. Georgia Hospital Association/Presid MACON GA 31210 500 01/11/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Fdoul, Ibrahim H Mr. -- MACON GA 31220 250 02/23/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Fickling, Roy H Mr. Fickling Real Estate/Broker MACON GA 31202 2,100 03/28/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Fickling, Roy H Mr. Fickling Real Estate/Broker MACON GA 31202 2,100 03/28/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Fickling, Roy H Mr. Fickling Real Estate/Broker MACON GA 31202 800 03/28/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Ford, Michael Mr. NewTown Macon/President MACON GA 31208 1,000 03/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Glover, W. D Mr. Phibro-Tech Inc./Executive MACON GA 31210 1,400 03/24/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Godsey, R. Kirby Dr. Mercer University/President MACON GA 31201 2,000 03/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Griffith, Benjy Mr. III Timberlands/Real Estate Developer MACON GA 31210 1,900 03/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Griffith, Benjy Mr. III Timberlands/Real Estate Developer MACON GA 31210 2,100 03/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Gupta, Manmohan M Dr. Self/Physician MACON GA 31210 1,000 03/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Hogue, Laura D Mrs. Hogue & Hogue/Attorney MACON GA 31210 500 03/24/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Hudson, Anne B Ms. Homemaker/Self MACON GA 31216 250 03/31/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
James, John E Mr. Harris & James/Trial Attorney MACON GA 31211 1,000 03/31/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
King, Damon Mr. -- MACON GA 31210 500 01/03/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Myers, Emily P Ms. Mercer University/Senior Vice Presi MACON GA 31208 1,000 03/24/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Patterson, Lancing Dr. Urologist MACON GA 31210 500 01/03/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Richardson, Elmo A Mr. Jr. Stantec Consulting Services Inc./Vi MACON GA 31210 500 01/10/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Schnell, Frederick M Dr. Central GA Hematology Oncology/Phys MACON GA 31210 1,000 03/31/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Shoemaker, John F Mr. Riverside Ford Inc./Businessman MACON GA 31204 1,000 03/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Smith, Blake Mr. Nelson and Smith LLP/Attorney MACON GA 31201 1,000 03/29/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Tsai, Stella I Dr. Neurology Associates/Physician MACON GA 31201 2,100 03/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Tsai, Stella I Dr. Neurology Associates/Physician MACON GA 31201 2,100 03/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Wells, Charles C Dr. Sleep Medicine of Central Georgia/P MACON GA 31210 500 03/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Wilfong, W. Winston Dr. Self/Physician MACON GA 31210 500 01/05/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Wilson, Walter S Mr. Jr. -- MACON GA 31210 1,000 03/21/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Yousef, Ahmed S Dr. Self/Doctor MACON GA 31210 300 01/10/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Banks, Don Mr. Capital Cycle/Owner MACON GA 31211 500 04/22/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Bargeron, Robin N Mr. Self- Employed/Trial Attorney MACON GA 31208 1,000 06/21/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Benson, E. Earl Mr. Aquacoolers/Retail sales MACON GA 31210 500 06/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Boston, Russell M Mr. Boston Passante LLP/Trial Attorney MACON GA 31202 2,000 06/11/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Buzzell, R. William Mr. II Self/Attorney MACON GA 31210 1,000 06/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Collins, Chris Mr. International Asset Group Ltd./Mana MACON GA 31210 1,000 06/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Cusson, David M Mr. Boston Passante/Attorney MACON GA 31210 500 06/10/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Davis, Edsel Dr. Self/Veterinarian MACON GA 31210 250 06/28/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Dollar, Wayne Mr. Georgia Farm Bureau/President MACON GA 31298 1,000 06/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Elliott, A.V. Mr. Elliott Machine Shop/Owner MACON GA 31210 300 06/28/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Faulk, Don Mr. Georgia Hospital Association/Presid MACON GA 31210 500 06/28/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Flatau, William M Mr. Katz Flatau Popson & Boyer/Attorney MACON GA 31210 500 06/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Ford, Michael Mr. NewTown Macon/President MACON GA 31208 1,000 06/27/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT Frolich, David J Dr. Radiology Associates/Physician MACON GA 31221 500 05/27/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Frolich, David J Dr. Radiology Associates/Physician MACON GA 31221 500 06/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Godsey, R. Kirby Dr. Mercer University/President MACON GA 31201 900 06/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Groover, Duke Mr. Groover & Childs/Trial Attorney MACON GA 31202 1,000 06/16/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Henderson, Terry A Ms. Self/CPA MACON GA 31210 250 06/15/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Hodges, William F Mr. Hodges Harbin Newberry and Trib/Own MACON GA 31201 1,000 06/26/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Hogue, Laura D Mrs. Hogue & Hogue/Attorney MACON GA 31210 250 06/06/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Hope, Thomas D Dr. Neurology Associates/Physician MACON GA 31210 2,000 06/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Ivey, Norman T Dr. Self/Dentist MACON GA 31210 500 04/01/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
James, Lillas Dr. Self-Employed/Physician MACON GA 31211 500 04/14/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
James, Thomas C Mr. III James Bates Pope & Spivey/Attorney MACON GA 31204 1,000 05/15/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Morton, Daryl Mr. Self/Attorney MACON GA 31208 250 06/11/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Mullis, Gerald S Mr. Self-Employed/Attorney MACON GA 31211 250 06/07/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Oliner, Henry Mr. General Steel/Adminstrator MACON GA 31210 500 04/04/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Passante, Brian Mr. Boston Passante LLP/Attorney MACON GA 31202 388 06/11/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Passante, Brian Mr. Boston Passante LLP/Attorney MACON GA 31202 1,000 06/11/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Passante, Rebekah Mrs. Self/Attorney MACON GA 31202 1,000 06/11/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Plowden, W. Warren Mr. Jr. Jones Cork & Miller/Attorney MACON GA 31211 500 06/10/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Porter, Benjamin G Mr. Retired/Retired MACON GA 31210 1,000 06/16/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Ramsey, John Mr. Fairfield Financial/Broker MACON GA 31220 1,000 05/19/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Schnell, Kim D Mrs. None/Community Volunteer MACON GA 31210 1,000 06/27/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Sheridan, Chris Mr. Jr. Chris R. Sheridan & Co./General Con MACON GA 31211 1,000 06/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Shoffner, G. Michael Dr. Neurology Associates LLP/Neurologis MACON GA 31210 1,000 05/19/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Shurling, F. Tredway Mr. -- MACON GA 31210 500 04/27/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Solis, Maurice M Dr. Self-Employed/Physician MACON GA 31201 2,100 06/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Solis, Maurice M Dr. Self-Employed/Physician MACON GA 31201 2,100 06/30/2005
FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT Spiegel, John Dr. Neurology Associates/Physician MACON GA 31210 1,000 06/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Stephens, Jeffery L Dr. Mercer University School of Medici/ MACON GA 31210 750 06/30/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Terrill, Nancy F Ms. Mercer University/Attorney MACON GA 31204 1,900 06/16/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Terrill, Nancy F Ms. Mercer University/Attorney MACON GA 31204 2,100 06/16/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
Wight, Tom B Mr. Mulberry Street Investment Company/ MACON GA 31201 1,000 05/03/2005 FRIENDS OF JIM MARSHALL - DEMOCRAT
James, John E Mr. Harris & James/Attorney MACON GA 31211 500 02/23/2005 FRIENDS OF JOHN BARROW - DEMOCRAT
Patterson, Rudy Self-employed/Attorney MACON GA 31210 1,000 09/26/2005 FRIENDS OF JOHN BARROW - DEMOCRAT
Treadwell, Marc T Adams Jordan & Treadwell P.C./Attor MACON GA 31202 500 06/23/2005 FRIENDS OF JOHN BARROW - DEMOCRAT

More to come soon. It blows my mind that Anne Hudson gave money to Jim Marshmallow.
Oh well.
KAT

Hello
I haven't made my rounds here as much since I have been working on the floor in the laundry, trying to pass this goshawful online series of exams for my class, and dealing with Christmas.

My career plans are in a state of flux. I know I have to leave Macon and quit being a homebody but I am finding myself less and less motivated by information technology. I have considered working for a defense contractor, being a journalist, or even being a nurse. I would make a good professor but don't have the patience with some students and most professors. Besides, government is a cop-out. The last time I gave up on information technology was when I tried to find a job in the local defense contractor community. It was like an alcoholic staying away from alcohol I kept gravitating towards information technology.

I will initiate a Kool-Aid drinker's list on another posting. It is voluminous. Lori Ugolik is one of the names along with two doctors who gave to Moveon.org.

Meanwhile I got hold of an aircheck of WABC's Saturday Night oldies show. For those unitiated, WABC was THE radio station when it came to hit music in the Sixties and Seventies. It didn't play everything out there but catered to a mainstream Top 40 audience. It was an AM station and the disco movement and FM radio killed it back in 1982. But its listeners didn't forget WABC entirely.

Corporate radio, along with rap music, drove off anyone over 30. Oldsters and aircheck nuts like myself worship WABC. So Phil Boyce, the program director, let the music play again on Dec. 3 with Mark Simone doing the talking. The phone calls were a bit much but this was part of a build-up. You can catch some cuts minus most of the music on airchexx.com (RIAA, who can sue if anyone gives away copyrighted music, says all but snippets of music are not to be posted on the Internet).

I just pray to God that Cumulus does NOT buy WABC and the rest of the ABC radio stations. They have ruined radio in Macon and made life miserable for those whom they did not run off. Can anyone say Rick Knight or Gerry Marshall at WDEN? They kicked the oldies to the curb at 105.5. I hope to see Cumulus in bankruptcy court; no tears for them if they make it there.

I am still boycotting Wal-Mart (for not allowing clerks to say "Merry Christmas") but that may come to a halt as K-Mart is a depressing place to shop. Yes, K-Mart/Sears officially disallows "Merry Christmas" but they aren't two-faced nor do they put on a homestyle front). The Warner Robins store looks like a going-out-of-business concern in some ghetto. Even the best-looking K-Mart isn't as well stocked with goodies. And I will NEVER go into Target; not only does the place shun Christmas it is a contributor to liberal causes.

KAT

Today Jeb Bush, governor of Florida, in a sense blamed the Floridians for being short on food and ice. This sounds harsh but remember, these are the same people that probably have no spare tires or tools in their vehicles, haven't taken Red Cross safety courses, or checked their smoke alarms regularly. I myself have always been fascinated by emergency preparedness and disasters- not like I was in grammar school when "Jaws" and "The Towering Inferno" came out, though. Preparedness can mean the difference between life and death in many cases.

The governor advises three days of food and ice and other provisions. In the time leading up to a disaster this isn't the best last-minute purchase. I advise expanding on FEMA's guidelines and putting two additional days' supplies aside.

My ideas of preparedness are:

-Be sure the gas tank is full and fluids as well as tires checked in your vehicle.

-Store five days worth of food to supply 3000-4500 calories per adult.
MRE's, one per person per day at least. A family of three should get two cases of 12. The MRE is the same food soldiers eat in the field. Their advantage over canned food and freeze-dried food is not needing preparation or water. These can be stored in 70 degree temperature for five years. If you freeze them do NOT refreeze them or handle them roughly. You can get these from various internet resources. You can get various entrees and side items from MRE's separately.

Canned food lasts six months in most instances. Survivalist versions of canned food last well over a year in some cases. Just be sure to have a nonelectric can opener. You will need some paper plates, tin foil, bowls or mess kits, and drinking cups if you do this. Get a canteen cup or other cookware for heating your food.

Freezers can store all but bread effectively (mushy when thawed). When power goes out remove the items you need. A freezer can keep food good for two days without power. Store dry foods here. Good items requiring at the most just warm water are instant cream potatoes, crackers, powdered milk, cereals and trail mixes, dehydrated fruit, oatmeal, and granola bars. Expect to change these out every year. You will need instant tea, coffee, cocoa, or fruit drink in powdered form. Canned juice should last six months or a year.

You need a heat source such as propane stoves, trioxane bars, or MRE water-activated heaters. Just DON'T use them indoors unless there is adequate ventilation. Flammable gels are a viable option (Purel, for example). An old can with holes punched in it makes a good stove. Just be fire-safe.

-Store at least one gallon of water per person per day. Except for bottled water you should drain the water and replace it every six months. Put a few drops of chlorine bleach in the containers.

-Get copies of extremely vital documents and financial account information. Have extra medications and provisions for special health needs on hand. Have contact numbers for family members.

-Non-food supplies to have on hand are a shovel, hatchet, knife, rope, first aid kit and medicines for minor illness, small hand tools, trash bags, plastic Ziploc bags, two tarps, a tent, rescue or space blankets, flashlight, radio, extra batteries, matches, a compass, maps of the state and US, three changes of clothing, extreme weather clothing, paper and pencil, books and games, toiletry items, towels, a sleeping bag, and other items your emergency management agency specifies.

-You will need buckets with lids, duffel bags, and most certainly a backpack for these. Government surplus houses have good prices on backpacks.

-Learn survival skills for a disaster. Check "Are You Ready" at www.fema.gov. Various military documents provide information on how to deal with the cold and other "camping" information. Your military is the largest group of professional campers. Learn CPR and first aid by enrolling in courses hospitals, the Red Cross, and fire departments hold in your town.

This is not meant to be a total list but this should make Jeb happy.

KAT

NOTE; THIS WAS CUT AND PASTED FROM ANOTHER BLOG OF MINE; PLEASE ACCEPT MY APOLOGIES FOR THE PUNCTUATION

I took my regular off day and two additional days off. I didn't know if I wanted to go hiking on Pine Mountain, go to Lake Sinclair National Campground, or to Charleston to see the Yorktown. The first two alternatives presented themselves as most feasible so I went to Lake Sinclair National Campground.First I had schoolwork to take care of. I had to check to see if my online course in Windows 2003 was under way and the password issues with email and the Expert online curriculum were working. They were. I saw the syllabus list Oct 12 (that Wednesday) as the day of a test. This was only suggested, I found out later. I did want to get the software for the class.

I hate that bookstore at CGTC. They make you stand there and present your HOPE credentials (for the grant). I told them I'd just pay via credit card and let the state cough up a book reimbursement check. I waited impatiently and went to the counter. I feel bad I changed my mind and asked if they could look up my HOPE information at the counter. I finally said to heck with it and paid using my credit card.I went home and packed. I packed in too many bags when two or three should have done nicely (not counting the one-man tent). I had the fishing gear in the truck anyway. I drove off around 5:00 and got to the campsite after stopping at Wal-Mart on Gray Highway and Ingle's in Gray (Wal-Mart was redoing their hot dog cooler).The campground is off Twin Bridges Road off GA 212 near Eatonton. I put a 20$ bill in the envelope though the fee for a campsite was 9.00 per day.

I made it in time before darkness set in. I put up a tent and tried to get a fire started. The worst part was kindling. I could not for the life of me get the fire going despite a trioxane bar (bar for soldiers to heat up MRE's before the flameless heaters came out in '92), Purel, and an initial burst of bug repellent (don't try this at home). I got in a long burst with the bug juice and attained a good fire.Next I cooked hot dogs. These were franks so as to not waste any food. I had soda and chips. It was almost 10:00 by this time so I went to beddy bye. I gave rescue breathing to my air mattress because I told myself I didn't need the pump I bought when David got married and I thought we'd need to crash on the floor at Ruth's.

The next morning around 10 am a lady woke me up and asked how long I'd be staying. She said she usually has my campsite but would camp next door. I hated to be mean but I didn't want to undo my tent, etc and move the numerous bags I had (I had four plus the radio, lantern, cooler, and what I removed upon settling).
I scouted out a fishing place and heard a guy go spash and grunt. I heard the lady that came to the tent earlier ask if he were okay. I walked fast then sprinted to the dock near my campsite. He was okay other than needing to dry out! He had dunked himself into two feed of water. Oh so that's how deep it is.


I had coffee heated with a triox bar. This took a while. Since my hiker's lantern lost its fuel I went to Eatonton to buy more. I thought I'd go to a small store where they charge an arm and a leg. Instead I found a Wal-Mart. I do have a soft spot for Wal-Mart though they do several bad things to associates and the community.I bought a tank of propane, ice, inflator kit for my compressor to blow up the bed, and some more alcohol hand sterilizer. It took 10 minutes either way from the lake to the Wal-Mart. I went up 129, then turned around at an abandoned house thinking I went the wrong way. I went up 441 and found I was right the first time!

I got to the campsite and had an MRE. That's a pouch with retort-packaged food designed for military personnel. I took the flameless heater out and put the meatloaf and creme potatoes in it and heated them. There were crackers in the meal too as well as a yellow vanilla cream sandwich. It was reasonably good.Then came the moment of truth. I went to this spot next to the campsite next to mine (D-31 was my site) and set up my gear. Overhead were the lines and bobbers from unfortunate fishermen. I used pink wigglers going two or three feet deep. I caught nothing but overhanging limbs three or four times. Something was nibbling at my bait but I caught nothing. The fish were splashing around though they weren't hungry.I got a fire going after blistering my hand from chopping a fallen tree trunk. I am becoming a believer in a saw. The kindling was rather moist as it had rained a little over the weekend. I had hot dogs. The tea I made was fair-to-middling. I hoped that some Kool-Aid mix could be found easily- or even that lemon tea that mixes in a heartbeat. I returned to fish and was becoming intemperate at the snagging that went on. I also sat there as I waited for my quarry and felt unhappy. I felt unhappy about the career choices I had before me. I felt unhappy that over 20 years of high school were out the window and I didn't feel but a little more like an adult than I did back then. I'm working on a prescription to get myself out of the doldrums.

As I went to bed that night I looked at the people in the campsite on the other side of the gully (the ones usually camping at D-31). They had a fire going and were still fishing. They seemed to enjoy themselves. I don't know if they caught anything. I should have asked and been a little more neighborly. Maybe I was embarassed about getting their favorite campsite.I showered at the bathhouse on the D loop before going to bed. I felt better about myself for doing so. Sleep was difficult on a half-inflated mattress and a bad urinary tract. The sleeping bag doesn't allow room for error, that is for sure.The next morning I left. I took a shower and went to bed when I got home. I didn't like the fact that I wimped out and didn't take another day of vacation time. I just didn't feel like stepping on anyone's toes at work. I would have enjoyed the trip much more. But I need to solve problems in my life at home instead of using a vacation to solve them. Who thinks a vacation lasts too long anyway?