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Adobe Systems Incorporated AFSCME Florida Council 79 Academica Corporation Aaron, Lisa Bell, Patrick E. Horne, James W. Jordan, Danny Delane Griffin, Lezlie Arecia McKeown, Georgia F. Miller, Lisa —WD— 11/02/2008 Martin, Douglas W. O’Dell, Edwin Lyals Yaeger, Don Parramore, Joseph S. Academy of Florida Elder Law Attorneys Yaeger, Jeanette Wilk Patterson, Benjamin R. Plante, Ken ADTS Programs, LLC Pye, Theodore L. ACC Capital Holdings Aaron, Lisa —WD— 12/15/2008 Wynn, Jeanette D. Book, Ronald L. —WD— 05/19/2008 Miller, Lisa AgCert International LLC Accenture Yaeger, Jeanette Wilk —WD— 12/15/2008 Maxwell, Mark A. —WD— 09/11/2008 Combs, Chanta G. Advanced Claims and Inspection Services Reeves, Richard A. —WD— 09/11/2008 Dickinson, Fred O., III Moore, Travis W. Stephens, M. Lane —WD— 09/11/2008 McKinley, William T. Advanced Coastal Technologies LLC Agency for Health Care Administration Poole, Van B. Anderson, Mark W. Agwunobi, Andrew Chuma —WD— Stickle, Crystal L. —WD— 09/25/2008 Moore, Travis W. 02/25/2008 Accenture LLP Advanced Data Systems, Inc Alfred, James M. Martin, John Greg Dyal, Stephen D. Benson, Anna (Holly) Wilkins, David Fearington, Mercer, Jr. Dudek, Elizabeth Access Health Risk Management Ralston, Foyt Tipton Fuhrman, Clinton D. —WD— 10/20/2008 Levy, Robert M. Smith, James C. McFaddin, James Hugh, III Access Health Solutions Advantage Capital Partners Moore, Warren Varn Castro, Edgar O. Bayliss, Slater W. Murtha, Michael Patrick Grigas, Steven A. Busk, Sarah Senne, Samantha F. —WD— 06/05/2008 Jackson, Yolanda Cash Cardenas, Alberto R. Snipes, Carlton D. McMinn, Cedric A. Shiver, Stephen W. Thomas, Mark S. Access Mediquip Advantica Eyecare, Inc Agency for Persons with Disabilities Rawlson, Jon Brooks Maury, Ramon DeBeaugrine, James Pierce Accredited Surety & Casualty Company, Inc Adventist Health Care System Demko, Tamara Y. Antonacci, Peter Blanton, Travis W. Dunn, Robert Michael (Mike) Hansen, Christopher K. Christian, Amy M. Johnson, Jane E. —WD— 11/14/2008 Unger, Jason L. Johnson, Jon E. Mohs, Lucy —WD— 11/05/2008 1 12/31/08 16:21:08 FLORIDA LEGISLATURE — 2008 REGISTRATIONS BY PRINCIPAL NAME Agency for WorkForce Innovation Alliance for Digital Equality Alzheimer’s Community Care Ayers, Michael S. Brown, Philippa B. Carson, Brandon D. —WD— 10/28/2008 Brown, Monesia T. Hollis, Julius Connors, M. Jordan Lorenzo, Cynthia Miller, Cynthia Alzheimer’s Foundation of America AGL Rosources, Inc Scarborough, Maynard Curva, Felicidad R. (Fely) Combs, Chanta G. Alliance for Equity in Educational Services Alzheimers Family Center Dickinson, Fred O., III Boyd, Robert J. Tobin, Jack N. McKinley, William T. Alliance for Freedom from Alimony, Inc, The Amazon Corporate LLC Poole, Van B. Parrish, Todd Wilder, Steven Todd Stickle, Crystal L. —WD— 09/25/2008 Alliance for Marriage Foundation Amazon.com AHIP - America’s Health Insurance Plans Adams, Robert P. —WD— 06/13/2008 Ballard, Brian D. London, Abby Alliance for Pediatric Therapies Bracy, Carol L. Ryan, Joy M. Snow, Alisa LaPolt Smith, Jim Aids HealthCare Foundation Snow, Christopher Robert Amer-I-Can Program Cory, Jack Abberger, Lester Alliance for Religious Freedoms, Inc Cory, Keyna Peebles, William J. Dudley, Fred R. —WD— 02/04/2008 Amerada Hess Corporation Air Methods Corporation Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers Sanford, Paul P. Meek, Terry Bibeau, Brian H. Ameresco Air Support Systems, LLC Carr, Diane Wagner Moore, James T. (Tim) Brantley, Bobby L., Sr. Hopping, Wade L. Holley, John H. Rancourt, David A. Stengle, Dan R. Air Transport Association of America American Airlines Alliance of Florida PPECs White, Dawn B. Foy, Leslie Dughi Snow, Alisa LaPolt American Association for Nude Recreation LaFace, Ronald C. Snow, Christopher Robert Levy, Robert M. Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association Alliance of Park Residents, Inc American Association of Physician Specialists Book, Ronald L. Moore, Travis W. Asztalos, Robert P. Rhodes, Nelson D. Alliance of Recording Officers, Inc Shuford, Brian D. —WD— 08/01/2008 AIS Dudley, Fred R. American Association of Preferred Provider McCarthy, Lauren L. —WD— 06/20/2008 Alliant ASO, Inc Organizations Spearman, Guy M., III Blanton, Travis W. Iarossi, Nicholas V. Ajax Building Corp. Johnson, Jon E. LaFace, Ronald C., Jr. Dudley, Christopher F. Allied New Technologies, Inc Wester, Gerald C. LaFace, Ronald C., Jr. Meros, George N., Jr. American Bankers Insurance Company of Madden, Steven J. Unger, Jason L. Florida O’Connell, Patricia G. AlliedBarton Security Services Ballard, Brian D. Ala, N. V. Harris, Sandra S. Blanton, Travis W. Bayliss, Slater W. Panza, Thomas F. 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