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Portland Riots Spark Wall of Allies

 

 

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Black Lives Matter protests continue into their third month in many cities across the US as federal agents drew down their presence in Portland, Oregon last week after a widely condemned violent crackdown on the demonstrators. For weeks, Portland activists have protested racial inequities in the criminal justice system. The Portland police chief stepped down and the Portland City Council slashed the police budget by millions. The Multnomah County district attorney stepped down five months early to make room for his reform-minded successor. The governor also called a special legislative session to address demands for police accountability.
Portland police and city leaders openly struggled with how to respond to nightly havoc wrought by a smaller core of demonstrators. The White House sent federal marshals to Portland to quell the protests. As the number of videos of excessive force used by federal marshals against peaceful protestors began to circulate on social media, so did the size of the protests. Tensions escalated after an officer with the Marshals Service fired a less-lethal round at protester Donavan La Bella’s head on July 11, critically injuring him.
Videos of La Bella’s assault and others prompted the Wall of Moms, a group of approximately 40 women, some pregnant, who first attended the protests in Portland to help protect protestors from the violence they had seen in their own city. Now, the Wall of Moms has grown to over 14,000 and they have popped up at protests in Boston, Chicago, Washington DC and many other cities across the US.
When videos out of Portland began circulating showing the Wall of Moms being sprayed in the face with tear gas while standing with arms interlocked in front of protestors, the Wall of Dads emerged, armed with leaf blowers to blow the tear gas away. The violence continued and video of navy veteran Christopher David emerged, showing him being pepper sprayed and repeatedly struck with a baton by a marshal when he walked up to them to ask a question. David suffered a fractured hand that will require surgery.
Within a week of David’s assault going viral, a new wall, the Wall of Veterans joined the frontlines in Portland to curb the violence by federal marshals. Their numbers swelled and they were soon joined by other burgeoning groups — green-shirted Teachers Against Tyrants, the pizza-box carrying ChefBloc, the Wall of Nurses, health-care workers in scrubs and Lawyers for Black Lives, who turned up at the protest in suits and ties.
Michelle Heisler, the medical director of Physicians for Human Rights said that typically, police fire the tear gas or pepper spray agent once or twice to clear crowds and encourage people to move away from an area, but in Portland, federal agents have been unleashing the chemicals repeatedly for hours. This sustained cascade makes it difficult for peaceful demonstrators to avoid being hit and runs the risk of ensnaring bystanders in the area.
The Marshal Service has acknowledged only the two instances of excessive force that were caught on video and are currently under internal review by the agency involving La Bella and David. Marshals and other law enforcement agencies have been criticized for their use of tear gas and other irritants on protestors. A representative for the Marshal service said they are defending themselves against coordinated attacks by a smaller group of organized protestors that stay behind after the peaceful protestors leave.wallmoms.jpg

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Coronavirus Continues to Spread-What You Should Know

 

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The death toll from Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases has surpassed 3,000 with the number of cases reaching over 90,000.  While 51,000 people who have contracted the illness have since recovered, the head of the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) said that the global mortality rate for Covid-19 was 3.4 percent, a figure that primarily reflects the outbreak in China, where the vast majority of cases have been detected.

 

The organization’s director general, Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said at a news conference that Covid-19 is deadlier than the seasonal flu but did not transmit as easily.  Dr. Tedros said. “By comparison, seasonal flu generally kills far fewer than 1 percent of those infected.” He added “While many people globally have built up immunity to seasonal flu strains, Covid-19 is a new virus to which no one has immunity,” meaning more people can be infected and some will suffer severe illnesses, Dr. Tedros said. The coronavirus does not transmit as efficiently as the flu but “causes more severe disease.” 

 

While the prospect of being infected with a new virus can be frightening, the CDC warns that the symptoms to look out for are fever, coughing and shortness of breath. These symptoms usually appear between two days and two weeks of exposure to the virus.  According to a report in the Journal of the American Medical Association, as many as 98% of COVID-19 patients have a fever, between 76% and 82% have a dry cough, and 11% to 44% report exhaustion and fatigue. 

 

The disease appears to become more severe with age, with the 30 to 79 year-old age range predominating the detected cases in Wuhan.   The severity of COVID-19 symptoms can range from very mild to severe. People who are older or have existing medical conditions, such as heart disease, may be at higher risk of serious illness. This is similar to what is seen with other respiratory illnesses, such as influenza.

 

It’s unclear exactly how contagious the new coronavirus is but it appears to be spreading from person to person among those in close contact. It may be spread by respiratory droplets released when someone with the virus coughs or sneezes.  Although there is no vaccine available to prevent infection with the new coronavirus, you can take steps to reduce your risk of infection. Although there is no vaccine available to prevent infection with the new coronavirus, you can take steps to reduce your risk of infection. WHO and CDC recommend following the standard precautions for avoiding respiratory viruses:  

 

  • Wash your hands often with soap and water, or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
  • Cover your mouth and nose with your elbow or tissue when you cough or sneeze.
  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth if your hands aren’t clean.
  • Avoid close contact with anyone who is sick.
  • Avoid sharing dishes, glasses, bedding and other household items if you’re sick.
  • Clean and disinfect surfaces you often touch.
  • Stay home from work, school and public areas if you’re sick.

 

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Clemency Granted for Troops Involved in 3 Controversial War Crimes Cases

 

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The administration has granted clemency to three controversial military figures embroiled in charges of war crimes, arguing the moves will give troops “the confidence to fight” without worrying about potential legal overreach.  Army 1st Lt. Clint Lorance, convicted of 2nd degree murder in the death of two Afghans, was given a full pardon.  Army Maj. Mathew Golsteyn, who faced murder charges for a similar crime, was also given a full pardon for those alleged offenses.  Special Warfare Operator Chief Edward Gallagher, who earlier this year was acquitted of a string of alleged war crimes, had his rank restored to Chief Petty Officer.

Critics have warned the pardons could send the message that troops need not worry about following rules of engagement when fighting enemies abroad.  Lorance’s case dates back to a 2012 deployment to Afghanistan, when he ordered his soldiers to fire on three unarmed men riding a motorcycle near their patrol.  Members of his platoon testified against him at a court-martial trial, describing him as over-zealous and the Afghans as posing no real threat.  He was sentenced to 19 years in prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.

Golsteyn’s case had not yet been decided, with a scheduled trial date in December on charges he murdered an alleged Taliban bomb maker, and burned his remains in a trash pit during a 2010 deployment with 3rd Special Forces Group.  Golsteyn, an Army Green Beret major, had pled not guilty to murder and related charges.  His pardon effectively puts an end to that legal case before any verdicts were rendered.

While Gallagher was acquitted of murder and obstruction of justice charges in July, a panel of his peers recommended he be reduced in grade for posing with the body of the teenaged detainee, a crime he never denied.  His rank was restored with the pardon but the Navy plans to remove Chief Gallagher from the elite SEAL team despite the pardon.  It’s been reported that several top military officials threatened to resign if Navy officials did not move forward with these plans despite the pardon.

Chief Gallagher was accused of multiple offenses during his final deployment to Iraq and during the Battle for Mosul. The most prominent and disturbing accusation was the murder of a prisoner of war, a war crime.  A captured young ISIS fighter was being treated by a medic.  According to two SEAL witnesses, Gallagher said over the radio “he’s mine” and walked up to the medic and prisoner.  Without saying a word to the medic or prisoner, Gallagher killed the prisoner by stabbing him repeatedly with his hunting knife.  Gallagher and his commanding officer, Lieutenant Jake Portier, then posed for photographs of them standing over the body with some other nearby SEALs.  Gallagher then text messaged a fellow SEAL a picture of the dead captive with the explanation “Good story behind this, got him with my hunting knife.”

Gallagher was also accused of being indiscriminate, reckless and bloodthirsty during his 2017 deployment.  Fellow snipers did not consider him to be a good sniper because he would allegedly take random shots into buildings and indiscriminately spray neighborhoods with rockets and machine gun fire with no known enemy force in the region.  Several snipers testified that they witnessed Gallagher taking at least two militarily pointless shots, shooting and killing an unarmed old man in a white robe as well as a young girl walking with other girls.  Gallagher was allegedly known for boasting about the large number of people he had killed, claiming he averaged three kills a day over 80 days, including four women.

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Milwaukee Man Charged In Acid Attack

 

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A Milwaukee man faces a felony hate-crime charge for an alleged acid attack on a man who says he was targeted for his Latino identity and left with second-degree burns.  Clifton Blackwell, 61, has been charged with first-degree reckless injury in a hate crime using a dangerous weapon.  Reckless injury carries up to 25 years in prison and $100,000 in fines. Prosecutors are pursuing hate crime and dangerous weapon enhancements charges which means Blackwell could face stiffer penalties, including up to 10 more years’ imprisonment.

At a news conference the day after the assault, Mahud Villalaz, 42, said he parked his truck outside a restaurant at 8:30 p.m. and began to walk toward it to have dinner when a man at a nearby bus stop approached him and chastised him for parking in a bus lane.  Villalaz said, the man asked why he’d “invaded” the United States and said “Why don’t you respect my laws?”

Realizing he was parked too close to a bus stop, Villalaz moved his truck to another spot and headed toward the restaurant.  Blackwell re-engaged him saying “Why did you invade my country?” calling Villalaz an “illegal” and cursing at him while telling him to “go back.”  He told Blackwell that “everyone comes from somewhere first” and pointed out that “American Indians have been in the country the longest,” court filings state.  Villalaz said that’s when Blackwell got angry and tossed the acid, which was in a small silver bottle, in his face. The attack was caught on surveillance video.

Villalaz was taken to the hospital with second-degree burns to his face, cheek and neck, as well as damage to his clothing, according to police. Testing showed that acid caused the injuries.  The attack took place just outside the restaurant doors.  Witnesses say Villalaz, a regular at the restaurant, burst through the doors crying with his face searing with acid.  The restaurant staff tried everything to wash the acid from his face until paramedics arrived.

Villalaz, who says he grew up in Peru and immigrated to the United States as a young man – became a citizen in 2013.  He said he felt relieved charges were filed and thankful at the nationwide support he’s gotten.  “It’s been nice to know that there are many people here that worry about other people. Not only Latinos … people of all colors. We must unite,” Villalaz said.

During a search of Blackwell’s home, police found hydrochloric acid, four bottles of sulfuric acid and two bottles of drain opener made of lye, according to court documents.  Blackwell’s bond has been set at $20,000 on the condition that he wears an electronic monitoring device. He is also forbidden from contact with acids or large batteries.  Court records indicate Blackwell has previously been convicted of false imprisonment and pointing a gun at a person.

According to the criminal complaint, on Nov. 19 2006, Blackwell confronted four men, two with rifles, who had come onto his farm tracking deer in the Town of Lawrence.  Blackwell pointed a loaded rifle at the men and told them to disarm, then marched them back to his house where he photographed their faces and hunting tags.  He told them they were guilty of criminal trespass and called the sheriff’s office but wound up charged himself. Prosecutors dropped one of each of the charges, and Blackwell pleaded no contest to one count each of pointing a firearm and false imprisonment. He was sentenced to 379 days in jail.  Blackwell’s mother said he had served in the Marine Corps during the U.S. invasion of Panama in 1989 and had moved back to Wisconsin for treatment for PTSD type problems.  Officials with the Marine Corps Manpower and Reserve Affairs office in Virginia said it could find no record of Blackwell ever serving in the Marines.

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Man Charged In Deaths of 4 Homeless Men

 

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A suspect has been arrested after four homeless men were killed and one was critically injured when they were attacked in New York City early Saturday morning.  Police said Randy Rodriguez-Santos, 24, who is homeless, wielded a 15-pound metal pipe and apparently attacked the men randomly as they slept on the sidewalks of Lower Manhattan’s Chinatown.  Santos is reportedly also homeless and has struggled with addiction.  He is charged with four counts of murder, one count of attempted murder and unlawful possession of marijuana.

Police responded to reports of an assault in progress at Doyers Street and Bowery around 2:10 a.m. and found two men with head wounds. One victim was pronounced dead at the scene and another was taken to the hospital in critical condition.  Over the next hour, police discovered additional victims in the area, two men were found outside of 2 East Broadway and another was found outside of 17 East Broadway.

Two witnesses told responding officers that the suspect was wearing a black jacket and black pants, which helped police find him quickly just a few streets away.  Rodriguez-Santos was apprehended a few blocks from the scene of the attacks and the weapon was recovered nearby.  The attacks left blood splattered on the doorways and sidewalks where the men had been sleeping.

The victims, whose ages range from 48 to 83, were bludgeoned as they slept on the street.  Three of the four men killed were identified Monday, as lawmakers and mourners gathered at an emotional memorial for the men at Chatham Square.  Several sidewalk tributes of flowers, candles and food were placed for the men who were allegedly killed by another homeless man as they slept.  One of the mourners cried as she recalled the oldest victim, 83-year-old Chuen Kwok, always being grateful for the food she gave him.  New York State assembly woman Yuh-Line Niou choked back tears as she spoke on the mens’ deaths. “If the change isn’t now, after this, I don’t know when it is.”

The medical examiner’s office later confirmed his identity and those of two other victims: 55-year-old Nazario Vazquez Villegas and 49-year-old Anthony Manson.  Santos was arraigned on charges of murder and attempted murder for the bloody rampage. He did not enter a plea and was ordered held without bail.  Police officials said Santos has been arrested 14 times, some of those for assault, including one in May for an alleged assault at a Brooklyn homeless shelter.

The suspect’s mother, Fioraliza Rodriguez, 55, told news outlets she had kicked him out about three years ago. He struggled with drugs, assaulted her and his grandfather, and stole from the family, she said.  “I never thought he would kill someone,” she said. “I was afraid of him, though, because he punched me. That’s when I told him to get out of my house.”

 

 

 

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Daily HI4E.org Trivia Contest Winners For The Week Ending: Sunday, July 8th, 2018.

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In an effort to broaden the company’s “social interaction” with our clients and FaceBook fans, Daily Trivia Questions are posted on both of our business pages. Here are the weekly standings for this past week, and the winner of the Sunday night Weekly Drawing for an AmEx gift card!        

Congratulations  – To this past week’s Trivia Contest Winner!!   Our latest contest winner for the weekly FaceBook HealthInsurance4Everyone/Health & Life Solutions, LLC Trivia Contest, drawn randomly by computer late Sunday evening, July 8th, 2018 was:

 

TINA  AUTH

Madison  VA

Winner Of A $25.00 AmEx Gift Card

 

Each day, fans who have “liked” either of our company FaceBook pages (HealthInsurance4Everyone  or Health & Life Solutions LLC) are able to test their skills with our Daily TRIVIA QUESTION.  The first 20 winners who post the correct answer to the TRIVIA QUESTION, will then get entered into the weekly drawing held late on Sunday evenings for a $25.00 Am Ex Gift Card.


Weekly Gift Card winners will be posted in our blog at this site.  Remember to become a FaceBook “fan” on either of our company pages to enter and post your answers. 

 

Here are the daily contestants from last week’s Trivia Contest that were entered into the Sunday drawing:

 

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7/2/18

 

 

Sunney Michelle Johnson

 

Melissa Ann Stura-Basset

 

Jill Nauyokas

 

Karen Rimiller Presley

 

Ashley Agner

 

Jeanine Jones

 

Mary Bubel Smith

 

Nicole Blaha

 

Jessica Miller

 

Annette Broxton

 

Amanda Peters

 

Laura Del Robertson Dougherty

 

Jessica Davis

 

Be Schwerin

 

Diane Hamric

 

Christy Martinez

 

Debbie Gremlin

 

Helen Saez Deverter

 

Audessa Vaught

 

Joann Tompkins-Winborn

 

Kelsey Brooke Vinson

 

 

 

7/3/18

 

 

Debbie Gremlin

 

Jenifer Garza

 

Marie Beauregard

 

Vinessa Vasquez

 

Deborah Farris

 

Jill Nauyokas

 

Jennifer Lee Clack

 

Diane Hamric

 

Audessa Vaught

 

Ashley Agner

 

Tonya Velazquez

 

April Ashcraft

 

Tiffany Greene Elliott

 

Melissa White

 

Jennifer Cameron

 

Jane Peterson

 

Nai Merri

 

Dawn Raasch

 

Kathleen Marks

 

Amanda Nicole Young

 

Wilma Mast

 

Becky Holland

 

 

7/4/18                    

 

 

Karen Brunet Moore

 

Joann Tompkins-Winborn

 

Nacole Patrick

 

Deborah Farris

 

Pheobe Gerou

 

Jessica Massaway

 

Bea Patrick

 

Sheila Carvell

 

Jennifer Downing

 

Jennifer Marie

 

Ashley Stamey Phillips

 

Be Schwerin

 

Christina Domingue

 

Jessica Miller

 

Tiffany Borek

 

Alexis Maureen

 

Sandra Chesney

 

Andrew W Sauer

 

Wilma Mast

 

Melissa Ann Stura-Bassett

 

Sandra Chesney

 

Ann Patrick

 

 

7/5/18

 

 

Brittany Light

 

Jennifer Lee Clack

 

Alyssa DiFazio

 

Trish Hysell

 

April Walrath

 

Deborah Farris

 

Wendi Black

 

Ang Richards

 

Kathleen Hickman

 

Lindsey McCoy

 

Toi Minifield

 

Brandi K Chaney

 

Lisa Bloomberg Wahl

 

Trish Musgrave

 

Tony L Smoaks

 

Nacole Patrick

 

Jill Nauyokas

 

Melissa White

 

Debbie Gremlin

 

Cyndi Jansheski

 

Tracy Shafer

 

Bea Patrick

 

 

 

7/6/18

 

 

Ann Patrick

 

Jenifer Garza

 

Hunter Coffey

 

Maria Bouchard

 

Brooke Scott

 

Rhona Nicholson

 

Brittany Light

 

Jennifer Marie

 

Kristina Harris

 

April Denise Council-Redmond

 

Susanne Killion

 

Murphy Mya

 

Marie Beauregard

 

Sunney Michelle Johnson

 

Beth Embrey

 

Mary Pettiford

 

Lori Capobianco

 

Kendra Lynne Ramsey

 

Angela Janisse

 

April Ashcraft

 

Kiki Roberson

 

Amanda Saltsman

 

 

7/7/18

 

 

Jennifer Zarafino-Griffiths

 

Brittany Light

 

Beth Embrey

 

Bre Kershaw

 

Samantha Brwn

 

MaryAnn G. Ball

 

Lori Capobianco

 

Trish Musgrave

 

Priscilla Shimp

 

Angel Shearl

 

Jean Simmons Homfeld

 

Ashley Stamey Phillips

 

Alyssa DiFazio

 

Christy Martinez

 

Eleazar Ruiz

 

Stephanie Beckwith

 

Christy Martinez

 

Wendi Black

 

Karen Goodwin Delaney

 

Kristina Rosson

 

Tanya Holmes

 

Jennifer Lee Clack

 

Kimberly Taylor Hall

 

 

7/8/18

 

 

Trish Musgrave

 

Alicia Dansby

 

Ashley Stamey Phillip

 

Sheri Boydston

 

Mike Adamski

 

Susanne Killion

 

Stephanie Girard

 

Teena Sierson

 

Kimberly Snyder

 

Tina Auth

 

Brenda Hartwig

 

Pheobe Gerou

 

Nai Merri

 

Hunter Coffey

 

Sunney Michelle Johnson

 

Ashley Agner

 

Heather Marocco

 

Deborah Eikenberry Nickelson

 

Marcy Coull

 

Angela Janisse

 

 

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Remember that if you try your hand at answering the Trivia Question several days each week, your odds of winning the Sunday weekly drawing are much better. 

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Daily HI4E.org Trivia Contest Winners For The Week Ending: Sunday, February 5th, 2017.

 

In an effort to broaden the company’s “social interaction” with our clients and FaceBook fans, Daily Trivia Questions are posted on both of our business pages. Here are the weekly standings for this past week, and the winner of the Sunday night Weekly Drawing for an AmEx gift card!

                                

Congratulations  – To this past week’s Trivia Contest Winner!!   Our latest contest winner for the weekly FaceBook HealthInsurance4Everyone/Health & Life Solutions, LLC Trivia Contest, drawn randomly by computer late Sunday evening,  February 5th, 2017 was:

 

JENNIFER  KINNER

Boyne Falls,  MI

Winner Of A $25.00 AmEx Gift Card

 

Each day, fans of either of our company FaceBook pages (HealthInsurance4Everyone  or Health & Life Solutions LLC) are able to test their skills with our Daily TRIVIA QUESTION.  The first 20 winners who post the correct answer to the TRIVIA QUESTION, will then get entered into the weekly drawing held late on Sunday evenings for a $25.00 Am Ex Gift. Card


Weekly Gift Card winners will be posted in our blog at this site.  Remember to become a FaceBook “fan” on either of our company pages to enter and post your answers. 

 

Here are the daily contestants from last week’s Trivia Contest that were entered into the Sunday drawing:

 

1/30/17

 

Brittany Deaver

Carol Scheive

Dawn Raasch

Sherri Kidwell

Ashley Stamey Phillips

Karen Hacker Lewis

Mary Ann Cody

Holly Cajigas

Lisa Puckett

Melissa Barnes Walker

Erica Hansen

Kristin Yergey

Amy Marie Wilkinson

Alexandria Tinnon

Melissa Turner Baker

Tammy Alcorta

Jennie Gallagher

Adaria Johnson

Mya Murphy

Pamela White Brearley

Tabitha Sinks

Sandy Nevels

Jennifer Kinner

Cheryl Hall

 

1/31/17

 

Kendra George

Paula Rivers

Mary Achio

Alexandra Vindiola

Christine Acoba

Brittany Deaver

Raquel Munoz Navarro

Darrell Skarvan

Heather Jacques

Megan Akins

Brandi Chaney

Jennifer Kinner

Susanne Killion

Sheila Carvell

Lotorya Patrick

Paula M Bondy

Sheila Carvell

Terri Llexxes

Juanita Williams-Jones

Thomas Ryan

 

2/1/17

 

Kendra George

Cheryl Hall

Jakara Jackson

Kassi Krick-King

Michelle Hughes

Priscilla Shimp

Anna Ashley Pinder

Mary Achio

Dawn Raasch

Dana Marie Germain

Leslie Wagner Hobson

Ashley Agner

Thomas Ryan

Kristina Harris

Crystal Young

Sheila Carvell

Brenda Casey

Kizzy Alvarez DeSantis

Samantha Brwn Ramos

Cheyenne Shaw

Jade Good

Kathleen Hickman

 

2/2/17

 

Michelle Hughes

Jennifer Saavedra

Anna Nichols

Glenna Zanaglio

Preeti Chand

Melissa Turner Baker

Paula Rousseau

Heather Marie Stacy

Kendra George

Kimberly Snyder

Christy Hawkes

Darbie Brown

Melissa Ann Stura-Bassett

Wayne Gallas

Dena Baji

Kayla Clemons

Misty Shallcross

Kimberly Taylor Hall

Angel Anderson

Phyllis Hines

 

 

2/3/17

 

Mya Murphy

Preeti Chand

Annette French

Beth Cleveland

Trish Hysell

Sarah Bellestri Shih

Kayla Hernandez

Alisa Jones

Adaria Johnson

Raquel Munoz Navarro

Wizdom Norwood-Goins

Christine Acoba

Mary Alice Ford

Lezlie Earley

Kizzy Alvarez DeSantis

Jennifer Sparks

Chrissy Kim

Carla S-Paige Williams

Terri Llexxes

Angela Nicole

 

2/4/17

 

Crystal Young

Kayla Clemons

Ashley Oshier

Angelique Drummond

Mya Murphy

Kimberly Taylor Hall

Paula Rousseau

Megan Akins

Stephanie Beckwith

Lotorya Patrick

Kristina Harris

Jennifer Downing

Kimberly Foster

Beth Cleveland

Nitasha Shank

Amy Chavis

Georgiann D’Angelo

Mary Achio

Lisa Wright

Brandy Marie Williams

 

 

2/5/17

 

Misty Shallcross

Sheila Carvell

Ashley Stamey Phillips

Mary Achio

Jennifer Ramlet

Christy Hawkes

Joanie Waterman

Ashley Agner

Jade Good

Tiffany Greene Elliott

Melissa Ann Stura-Bassett

Brandi Chaney

Becca Dotsun

Kimberly Foster

Brandy Marie Williams

Jennifer Downing

Crystal Young

Brenda Casey

Tina Marie

Andrea Timms

 


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