Congressional Record—Senate S4401

April 2, 2009 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S4401

SYGA THOMAS, OF CALIFORNIA MAUREEN YVONNE MIMNAUGH, OF CALIFORNIA JOSEPH R. MASIH, OF VIRGINIA ROBBIE J. THOMPSON, OF MARYLAND TODD K. MIYAHIRA, OF VIRGINIA ALAN DANIEL MCCARTHY, JR., OF VIRGINIA WOLFGANG TOLLE, OF VIRGINIA MOHAMMED MOTIWALA, OF CALIFORNIA DANIEL LAWRENCE MICHAEL, OF VIRGINIA DIANE K. TOMION, OF VIRGINIA BRADLEY JON NIEMANN, OF CALIFORNIA CHIRAG MAYUR MISTRY, OF MARYLAND KEISHA N. TOMS, OF NEW YORK VICTORIA STURDIVANT O’CONNELL, OF VIRGINIA NICHOLAS F. MUTO, OF MARYLAND WILLIAM RANDALL TORRANCE, OF TEXAS LIAM J. O’FLANAGAN, OF NEW YORK VICTORIA LEIGH NIBARGER, OF KANSAS CATHERINE TRUONG, OF ILLINOIS MICHELLE YVETTE OUTLAW, OF ARIZONA PAUL M. NICHOLS, OF CONNECTICUT JUSTIN W. TULL, OF CALIFORNIA ERIN PELTON, OF MINNESOTA ERIN THERESE O’CONNOR, OF TEXAS PENNY L. VASQUEZ, OF VIRGINIA CHRISTA MARIE PEROZO, OF WISCONSIN DOUGLAS H. OSTERTAG, OF CALIFORNIA YAYOI VICKOVIC, OF VIRGINIA MARK DAVID PERRY, OF VIRGINIA JEFFREY L. OTTO, OF NEW YORK BENJAMIN WALLACE, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ZEBA REYAZUDDIN, OF CALIFORNIA MARK SEBASTIAN PALERMO, OF THE DISTRICT OF CO- BRIANNE A. WATTS, OF VIRGINIA CORRIE HEPBURN ROBB, OF CALIFORNIA LUMBIA OTTO HAAVERSEN WESTHASSEL, OF NEVADA NINA J. ROBINSON, OF CALIFORNIA JOYCE K. PARK, OF VIRGINIA ERIC S. WEXLER, OF VIRGINIA RANDALL ARTHUR ROBINSON, OF FLORIDA JOHN REED PAYNE, OF TEXAS C. LOGAN WHEELER, OF TENNESSEE MELANIE B. RUBENSTEIN, OF OHIO FRANCISCO PE´ REZ, OF NEW MEXICO AMANDA FAITH WHITESELL, OF VIRGINIA RYAN J. RUSSELL, OF VIRGINIA KIMBERLY M. PEREZ, OF TEXAS HEATHER A. WIGGINS, OF VIRGINIA CHARLES R. SELLERS, OF TEXAS LAURA PERRY, OF VIRGINIA DAVID WISNER, OF NEW YORK HEATHER STEIL, OF CALIFORNIA SUSAN L. POHL, OF VIRGINIA HEATHER NICOLE WRIGHT, OF MARYLAND WILLIAM H. SYLL, OF LOUISIANA ERIK S. PUGNER, OF CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN S. YUN, OF CALIFORNIA JOSEPH R. TRUESDALE IV, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE REBECCA L. PYLE, OF PENNSYLVANIA THE FOLLOWING-NAMED CAREER MEMBER OF THE JASON HOWARD ULLNER, OF FLORIDA REBECCA CAROL RAMAN, OF TENNESSEE SENIOR FOREIGN SERVICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ROGER CROIX WEBB, OF MISSOURI SCOTT E. REESE, OF VIRGINIA COMMERCE FOR PROMOTION WITHIN AND INTO THE SEN- PHILIP DOUGLAS WILSON, OF TEXAS ALISON M. RESER, OF VIRGINIA IOR FOREIGN SERVICE TO THE CLASS INDICATED: CHAD LEE WILTON, OF ALASKA KEVIN RICH, OF VIRGINIA CAREER MEMBER OF THE SENIOR FOREIGN SERVICE ELISABETH F. ZENTOS, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA MEGAN JOAN ROBERTS, OF VIRGINIA NIKKI NOEL ROMERO, OF VIRGINIA OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, CLASS OF MIN- THE FOLLOWING-NAMED MEMBERS OF THE FOREIGN ISTER COUNSELOR: MICHAEL RUDDY, OF MASSACHUSETTS SERVICE TO BE CONSULAR OFFICERS AND SECRETARIES JACOB J. SALAZAR, OF MICHIGAN DANIEL E. HARRIS, OF MARYLAND IN THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES OF SUMMER H. SANFORD, OF VIRGINIA AMERICA: SARA A. SCARBRO, OF VIRGINIA THE FOLLOWING-NAMED PERSONS OF THE AGENCIES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SARAH K. SCHORES, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA INDICATED FOR APPOINTMENT AS FOREIGN SERVICE OF- LUKE AARON SCHTELE, OF UTAH FICERS OF THE CLASSES STATED. DAVID E. AVERNE, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PAUL SCHUBERT, OF MARYLAND FOR APPOINTMENT AS FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER OF JOHN P. FAY, OF VIRGINIA CHARLES F. SETEN, OF ILLINOIS CLASS TWO, CONSULAR OFFICER AND SECRETARY IN HENLEY K. JONES, OF FLORIDA RICKIN D. SHAH, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES OF KATJA S. KRAVETSKY, OF VIRGINIA MARK C. SHEPPARD, OF VIRGINIA AMERICA: NANCY E. LUTHER, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ANNE SIPPEL, OF GEORGIA PAUL A. TAYLOR, OF COLORADO JENNIFER T. SIREGAR, OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF STATE JON J. SKIBA, OF VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF STATE SARAH F. SKORUPSKI, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA JOHN M. KOWALSKI, OF WISCONSIN PATRICK KIMBALL ARMSTRONG, OF VIRGINIA DOMINIC SO, OF CALIFORNIA FOR APPOINTMENT AS FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER OF CHAD ASHLEY, OF VIRGINIA BRENT SODERBORG, OF VIRGINIA CLASS THREE, CONSULAR OFFICER AND SECRETARY IN AARON M. ATKIN, OF VIRGINIA DANIELLE EVON THOMAS, OF VIRGINIA THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AKASH BAHL, OF CALIFORNIA SHAWN TIMBROOK, OF VIRGINIA AMERICA: GRAHAM GLYN BARKER, OF FLORIDA MINA TOUMAZATOS, OF VIRGINIA VINCENT C. TRAVERSO, OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WILLIAM D. BARRY, OF CALIFORNIA JEFFREY KIRK BENGTZEN, OF VIRGINIA LLOYD R. VAN LANDINGHAM, OF VIRGINIA BEENA VARNAN, OF TEXAS DAVID LEISHMAN, OF WYOMING CARINA BERNAL, OF TEXAS MATTHEW VARTHALAMIS, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM- ELIZABETH MELLO, OF CALIFORNIA LINDA BLOUNT, OF VIRGINIA BIA JEFFREY V. NAWN, OF OHIO KATHERINE LYNN BOESDORFER, OF VIRGINIA ANDREW J. BRADEN, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ERIK CHRISTOPHER WAHLSTROM, OF WASHINGTON FOR APPOINTMENT AS FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER OF KELLY BUSBY, OF VIRGINIA LAURA WANNER, OF VIRGINIA CLASS FOUR, CONSULAR OFFICER AND SECRETARY IN JONATHAN S. BUTRY, OF VIRGINIA ADAM C. WATSON, OF VIRGINIA THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES OF KAREN CAHILL, OF VIRGINIA STEPHEN WEEKS, OF FLORIDA AMERICA: ALYSIA CAMEL, OF VIRGINIA MATTHEW LAWRENCE WEILL, OF THE DISTRICT OF CO- LUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF STATE OLGA TERESA CARDENAS, OF VIRGINIA JANE CARTER, OF CALIFORNIA BRIAN D. WHELAN, OF VIRGINIA ALLYSON MCCOLLUM ALGEO, OF TENNESSEE JORDANA CHAVIN, OF CALIFORNIA LUCY AVENT WICHLACZ, OF VIRGINIA MARA SUNSHINE ANDERSEN, OF COLORADO CHERYL CIOCCI, OF VIRGINIA JOSHUA B. WILCOX, OF VIRGINIA ANDREA APPELL, OF CALIFORNIA SARAH CLYMER, OF MINNESOTA DALE P. WURMLINGER, OF VIRGINIA SELIM ARITU¨ RK, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CHIE N. COLE, OF VIRGINIA JEREMY TERRILL YOUNG, OF VIRGINIA DAVID P. ARULANANTHAM, OF CALIFORNIA SHAYNA COLLEEN CRAM, OF TEXAS NATASHA MICHELLE BASLEY, OF CALIFORNIA CHANDA M. CREASY, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA f LEE ANDREW BELLAND, OF WASHINGTON PETER JAMES DAVIS, OF VIRGINIA ONI KAY BLAIR, OF TEXAS AUDREY C. DAVISTER, OF VIRGINIA DISCHARGED NOMINATIONS DAVID J. BOUMAN, OF WASHINGTON CHRISTIAAN E.N. DE LUIGI, OF VIRGINIA KATHERINE A. CARO, OF FLORIDA BARBARA R. DOENGES, OF OHIO The Senate Committee on Agri- DONALD LEROY CARROLL, OF IDAHO KENNETH C. DOLL II, OF VIRGINIA culture, Nutrition, and Forestry was MARCUS EVAN LAWRENCE CARY, OF WASHINGTON DAWN M. DOWLING, OF VIRGINIA DELARAM MOKHTAR CAVEY, OF VIRGINIA KATHLEEN ETTER, OF VIRGINIA discharged from further consideration ANN MARIE CHIAPPETTA, OF CALIFORNIA STEPHANIE FAIN, OF TEXAS of the following nominations by unani- JASON CHUE, OF NEW YORK JENNIFER M. FOLTZ, OF MICHIGAN CECELIA MASON COLEMAN, OF TEXAS RUTH H. GALLANT, OF CALIFORNIA mous consent and the nominations STEVEN M. CONLON, OF FLORIDA ANDREW GALLIKER, OF VIRGINIA were confirmed: WAYNE H. CRAWFORD, OF COLORADO ELIAS T. GATES, OF VIRGINIA RICHARD D. DAMSTRA, OF MICHIGAN BRYON GILBERT, OF MARYLAND JAMES W. MILLER, OF VIRGINIA, TO BE UNDER SEC- CHRISTIAN DEITCH, OF ILLINOIS WILLIAM J. GRALEY, OF VIRGINIA RETARY OF AGRICULTURE FOR FARM AND FOREIGN AG- SARA ELIZABETH DEVLIN, OF VIRGINIA ERIN TERESA GREENWELL, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM- RICULTURAL SERVICES. CAROLINE GRACE DOW, OF PENNSYLVANIA BIA KATHLEEN A. MERRIGAN, OF MASSACHUSETTS, TO BE ALLEN DUBOSE, OF FLORIDA ASHLEY COLLEEN GROUNDS, OF VIRGINIA DEPUTY SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE. MATTHEW JOHN EASTER, OF NEW YORK VINCENT J. GUINEE III, OF VIRGINIA JOE LEONARD, JR., OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, TO GINA BETH EL KOURY, OF NEW JERSEY STEPHANIE MARIE HACKENBURG, OF PENNSYLVANIA BE AN ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE. GUNTHER T. FEHR, OF NORTH CAROLINA KENNETH THEODORE HARMS, OF VIRGINIA EMILY M. FLECKNER, OF NEW YORK NICHOLAS RYAN HARROD, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM- f MELINDA J. FOUNTAIN, OF INDIANA BIA ELAINE M. FRENCH, OF NEW YORK ROBIN A. HARTSELL, OF ILLINOIS CONFIRMATIONS NORMAN GALIMBA, OF TEXAS PATRICK B. HARWOOD, OF VIRGINIA DAVID HARDT GAMBLE, JR., OF VIRGINIA BRIAN R. HOKE, OF VIRGINIA Executive nominations confirmed by ADELLE FAY GILLEN, OF WASHINGTON BRADFORD HOPEWELL, OF VIRGINIA the Senate, Thursday, April 2, 2009: TIMOTHY JOHN GILLEN, OF WASHINGTON MARY R. HOWELL, OF FLORIDA SUZANNE GORDON GRANTHAM, OF FLORIDA ETHAN R. HYCHE, OF CALIFORNIA INTERNATIONAL BANKS LAWRENCE GRIPPO, OF NEW JERSEY CHRISTIAAN K. JAMES, OF TEXAS CHRISTOPHER G. GROSSMAN, OF OKLAHOMA REBECCA A. JANES, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TIMOTHY F. GEITHNER, OF NEW YORK, TO BE UNITED KATHLEEN MARIE GUERRA, OF WASHINGTON MARY KATHERINE JANTE, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM- STATES GOVERNOR OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY JASON HEUNG, OF VIRGINIA BIA FUND FOR A TERM OF FIVE YEARS; UNITED STATES GOV- DEREK WILLIAM HOFFMANN, OF INDIANA DANA M. JONES-SHEPPARD, OF VIRGINIA ERNOR OF THE INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECON- JAMES E. HOGAN, OF FLORIDA CHESTER L. KELLEY, OF VIRGINIA STRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT FOR A TERM OF FIVE PHUONG THAO THANH HONG, OF WASHINGTON JULI S. KIM, OF TEXAS YEARS; UNITED STATES GOVERNOR OF THE INTER- YUEN-HAO HUANG, OF CALIFORNIA KELLY S. KIM, OF VIRGINIA AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK FOR A TERM OF FIVE TIMOTHY RAY JOHNSON, OF VIRGINIA AMANDA H. KING, OF VIRGINIA YEARS; UNITED STATES GOVERNOR OF THE AFRICAN DE- MATTHEW KEENER, OF CALIFORNIA NEIL R. KING, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA VELOPMENT BANK FOR A TERM OF FIVE YEARS; UNITED SHARON S. KETCHUM, OF ARIZONA DAWN KIRSCHMAN, OF SOUTH DAKOTA STATES GOVERNOR OF THE ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK; LUBNA KHAN, OF WYOMING JONATHAN LOREN KOEHLER, OF ILLINOIS UNITED STATES GOVERNOR OF THE AFRICAN DEVELOP- ANN MOONJU KIM, OF CALIFORNIA DARREN LABONTE, OF MARYLAND MENT FUND; UNITED STATES GOVERNOR OF THE EURO- KATHRYN ANN KISER, OF FLORIDA MARTIN L. LAHM III, OF NEW YORK PEAN BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT. ELIZABETH VIRGINIA KUHSE, OF CONNECTICUT MATTHEW LANDIN, OF MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF STATE BENJAMIN AARON LE ROY, OF CALIFORNIA SCOTT LANG, OF ILLINOIS SHELBIE CHANDELLE LEGG, OF FLORIDA BRIAN D. LARSEN, OF ILLINOIS RICHARD RAHUL VERMA, OF MARYLAND, TO BE AN AS- GLENN K. LEWIS, OF VIRGINIA LISA CHRISTINE LARSON, OF MINNESOTA SISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE (LEGISLATIVE AF- JORGE E. LIZARRALDE, OF TEXAS PHYLLIS K. LAVALLAIS, OF TEXAS FAIRS). JEREMY W. LONG, OF CALIFORNIA SEAN PATRICK LINDSTONE, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM- ESTHER BRIMMER, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, TO DANIEL EDWARD MANGIS, OF TEXAS BIA BE AN ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE (INTER- SHAILA B. MANYAM, OF FLORIDA MARISA LEIGH MACISAAC, OF MAINE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION AFFAIRS). JAMIE MARTIN, OF RHODE ISLAND JEFFREY T. MAICKE, OF MARYLAND ROSE EILENE GOTTEMOELLER, OF VIRGINIA, TO BE AN DONALD G. MAYNARD II, OF VIRGINIA MARK W. MAJOROS, OF VIRGINIA ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE (VERIFICATION AND JESSICA MEGILL, OF CALIFORNIA SARAH V. MANAKER, OF VIRGINIA COMPLIANCE).

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KARL WINFRID EIKENBERRY, OF FLORIDA, TO BE AM- COL. RICHARD W. THOMAS IN THE ARMY BASSADOR EXTRAORDINARY AND PLENIPOTENTIARY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO THE ISLAMIC RE- IN THE MARINE CORPS ARMY NOMINATION OF PETER C. GOULD, TO BE COLO- PUBLIC OF AFGHANISTAN. NEL. THE FOLLOWING NAMED OFFICERS FOR APPOINTMENT MELANNE VERVEER, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ARMY NOMINATION OF GARRETT S. YEE, TO BE COLO- IN THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS RESERVE TO THE TO BE AMBASSADOR AT LARGE FOR WOMEN’S GLOBAL NEL. GRADE INDICATED UNDER TITLE 10, U.S.C., SECTION 12203: ISSUES. ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH ROY L. BOURNE To be brigadier general AND ENDING WITH STANLEY W. SHEFTALL, WHICH NOMI- DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE NATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- JAMES N. MILLER, JR., OF VIRGINIA, TO BE DEPUTY COL. PAUL W. BRIER PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY UNDER SECRETARY OF DEFENSE FOR POLICY. COL. FRANS J. COETZEE 23, 2009. ARMY NOMINATION OF FRANK RODRIGUEZ, JR., TO BE ALEXANDER VERSHBOW, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM- IN THE AIR FORCE BIA, TO BE AN ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE. COLONEL. ARMY NOMINATION OF EDWARD E. TURSKI, TO BE AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS OF KATHY L. FULLERTON, TO DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY COLONEL. BE MAJOR. ARMY NOMINATION OF JOSEPH R. KRUPA, TO BE AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH EMIL B. JANE HOLL LUTE, OF NEW YORK, TO BE DEPUTY SEC- MAJOR. RETARY OF HOMELAND SECURITY. KABBAN AND ENDING WITH STEPHEN H. WILLIAMS, ARMY NOMINATION OF KATHLEEN P. NAIMAN, TO BE WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT MAJOR. AND APPEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH JUAN G. ESTEVA JOHN BERRY, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, TO BE FEBRUARY 23, 2009. AND ENDING WITH THOMAS E. STARR, WHICH NOMINA- DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH BRIAN D. TIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND APPEARED FOR A TERM OF FOUR YEARS. ANDERSON AND ENDING WITH MARGARET M. WALSH, IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY 25, 2009. WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH ROBERT F. DON- AND APPEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON NELLY AND ENDING WITH ANGELICA REYES, WHICH FEBRUARY 23, 2009. KAREN GORDON MILLS, OF MAINE, TO BE ADMINIS- NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH MARK T. TRATOR OF THE SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY ALLISON AND ENDING WITH PHILIP T. WOLD, WHICH 25, 2009. DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH RICHARD H. PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY DAHLMAN AND ENDING WITH DAVID A. STILLS, WHICH W. SCOTT GOULD, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, TO 23, 2009. NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- BE DEPUTY SECRETARY OF VETERANS AFFAIRS. AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH TINA M. PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY THE ABOVE NOMINATIONS WERE APPROVED SUBJECT BARBERMATTHEW AND ENDING WITH REGAN J. PAT- 25, 2009. TO THE NOMINEES’ COMMITMENT TO RESPOND TO RE- RICK, WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH JULIE S. QUESTS TO APPEAR AND TESTIFY BEFORE ANY DULY SENATE AND APPEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL AKIYAMA AND ENDING WITH ANDREW L. HAGEMASTER, CONSTITUTED COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE. RECORD ON FEBRUARY 23, 2009. WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH JAMES J. AND APPEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON BALDOCK IV AND ENDING WITH BRENDA L. YI, WHICH FEBRUARY 25, 2009. JAMES W. MILLER, OF VIRGINIA, TO BE UNDER SEC- NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH MICHAEL L. RETARY OF AGRICULTURE FOR FARM AND FOREIGN AG- PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY NIPPERT AND ENDING WITH JOHN K. GOERTMILLER, RICULTURAL SERVICES. 23, 2009. WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE KATHLEEN A. MERRIGAN, OF MASSACHUSETTS, TO BE AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH LISA L. AND APPEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON DEPUTY SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE. ADAMS AND ENDING WITH RICHARD J. ZAVADIL, WHICH FEBRUARY 25, 2009. JOE LEONARD, JR., OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, TO NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH MARTIN L. BE AN ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE. PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY BADEGIAN AND ENDING WITH MARK J. HODD, WHICH IN THE AIR FORCE 23, 2009. NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH ARIEL O. PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY THE FOLLOWING NAMED OFFICER FOR APPOINTMENT ACEBAL AND ENDING WITH STEVEN M. ZUBOWICZ, WHICH 25, 2009. IN THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE TO THE GRADE INDI- NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH DEBRA H. BUR- CATED WHILE ASSIGNED TO A POSITION OF IMPORTANCE PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY TON AND ENDING WITH LEE D. SCHNELL, WHICH NOMINA- AND RESPONSIBILITY UNDER TITLE 10, U.S.C., SECTION 23, 2009. TIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND APPEARED 601: AIR FORCE NOMINATION OF JONATHON V. LAMMERS, IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY 25, 2009. TO BE LIEUTENANT COLONEL . ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH PAUL P. BRY- To be lieutenant general AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH GARY A. ANT AND ENDING WITH CHRISTOPHER R. WARD, WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- MAJ. GEN. MICHAEL C. GOULD FOSKEY AND ENDING WITH CONNIE L.WARR, WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY THE FOLLOWING NAMED OFFICER FOR APPOINTMENT PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY 25, 2009. IN THE RESERVE OF THE AIR FORCE TO THE GRADE INDI- 25, 2009. ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH ROBERT J. AB- CATED UNDER TITLE 10. U.S.C., SECTION 12203: AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH BRYSON D. BOTT AND ENDING WITH PATRICK J. WOOLSEY, WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- To be brigadier general BORG AND ENDING WITH DEXTER W. LOVE, WHICH NOMI- NATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY 25, 2009. COL. DEBRA A. SCULLARY PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY 25, 2009. ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH VANESSA A. THE FOLLOWING NAMED OFFICERS FOR APPOINTMENT AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH GEORGE B. BERRY AND ENDING WITH SCOTT F. YOUNG, WHICH NOMI- IN THE RESERVE OF THE AIR FORCE TO THE GRADE INDI- GOSTING AND ENDING WITH JOSEPH S. PARK, WHICH NATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- CATED UNDER TITLE 10, U.S.C., SECTION 12203: NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON MARCH 10, 25, 2009. To be major general ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH EFREN E. RECTO 2009. AND ENDING WITH WILLIAM A. WOLKSTEIN, WHICH NOMI- BRIGADIER GENERAL ROGER A. BINDER AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH RICHARD D. NATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- BRIGADIER GENERAL DAVID L. COMMONS BAKER AND ENDING WITH GREGORY B. YORK, WHICH PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY BRIGADIER GENERAL ANITA R. GALLENTINE NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- 25, 2009. BRIGADIER GENERAL CARL M. SKINNER PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON MARCH 10, ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH SUZANNE D. BRIGADIER GENERAL HOWARD N. THOMPSON 2009. ADKINSON AND ENDING WITH BRANDON S. WATKINS, BRIGADIER GENERAL PAUL M. VAN SICKLE AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH JEFFREY L. WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE ANDRUS AND ENDING WITH ROSE M. WOJCIK, WHICH AND APPEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON THE FOLLOWING NAMED OFFICERS FOR APPOINTMENT NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- FEBRUARY 25, 2009. IN THE RESERVE OF THE AIR FORCE TO THE GRADE INDI- PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON MARCH 10, CATED UNDER TITLE 10, U.S.C., SECTION 12203: ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH THOMAS M. 2009. CARDEN, JR. AND ENDING WITH ANTHONY WOODS, WHICH To be brigadier general AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH FEDERICO NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- C. AQUINO, JR. AND ENDING WITH JUNKO YAMAMOTO, PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON MARCH 10, COLONEL WILLIAM B. BINGER WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE 2009. COLONEL CATHERINE A. CHILTON AND APPEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON ARMY NOMINATION OF LAURA K. LESTER, TO BE COLONEL JAMES A. FIRTH MARCH 10, 2009. MAJOR. COLONEL ROBERT M. HAIRE AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH JOSELITA ARMY NOMINATION OF BRIGITTE BELANGER, TO BE COLONEL STAYCE D. HARRIS M. ABELEDA AND ENDING WITH GABRIEL ZIMMERER, MAJOR. COLONEL THOMAS P. HARWOOD III WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE ARMY NOMINATION OF MITZI A. RIVERA, TO BE MAJOR. COLONEL MARYANNE MILLER AND APPEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON ARMY NOMINATION OF CATHERINE B. EVANS, TO BE COLONEL PAMELA K. MILLIGAN MARCH 10, 2009. MAJOR. COLONEL ROBERT K. MILLMANN, JR. AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH THOMAS J. ARMY NOMINATION OF VICTOR G. KELLY, TO BE COLONEL JAMES J. MUSCATELL, JR. BAUER AND ENDING WITH STACEY E. ZAIKOSKI, WHICH MAJOR. COLONEL DENNIS P. PLOYER NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- ARMY NOMINATION OF RYAN T. CHOATE, TO BE MAJOR. COLONEL KEVIN E. POTTINGER PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON MARCH 10, ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH RAFAEL A. COLONEL DEREK P. RYDHOLM 2009. CABRERA AND ENDING WITH CARL J. TADAKI, WHICH COLONEL GEORGE F. WILLIAMS AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH AMANDA J. NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- IN THE ARMY ADAMS AND ENDING WITH DON L. ZUST, JR., WHICH PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON MARCH 17, NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- 2009. THE FOLLOWING NAMED OFFICER FOR APPOINTMENT PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON MARCH 10, ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH ROBERT A. IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY TO THE GRADE INDICATED 2009. BORCHERDING AND ENDING WITH MICHAEL C. WONG, UNDER TITLE 10, U.S.C., SECTION 624: AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH XAVIER A. WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE NGUYEN AND ENDING WITH JENNIFER A. TAY, WHICH AND APPEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON To be major general NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- MARCH 17, 2009. BRIG. GEN. VINCENT K. BROOKS PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON MARCH 17, ARMY NOMINATION OF VICTOR J. TORRES-FERNANDEZ, 2009. TO BE MAJOR. THE FOLLOWING NAMED OFFICERS FOR APPOINTMENT AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH JOHN M. ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH JOSEPH IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY TO THE GRADE INDICATED BEENE II AND ENDING WITH ELIZAEBTH N. SMITH, WHICH ANGERER AND ENDING WITH MATTHEW J. YANDURA, UNDER TITLE 10, U.S.C., SECTIONS 624 AND 3064: NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE To be major general PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON MARCH 17, AND APPEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON 2009. MARCH 25, 2009. BRIG. GEN. JAMES K. GILMAN AIR FORCE NOMINATION OF RYAN G. MCPHERSON, TO ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH TED R. BATES BRIG. GEN. PHILIP VOLPE BE MAJOR. AND ENDING WITH PETER M. MENICUCCI, WHICH NOMINA- AIR FORCE NOMINATION OF MARK J. IVEY, TO BE COLO- TIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND APPEARED THE FOLLOWING NAMED OFFICERS FOR APPOINTMENT NEL. IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON MARCH 25, 2009. IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY TO THE GRADE INDICATED AIR FORCE NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH CHRIS- ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH JOHN M. DIAZ UNDER TITLE 10, U.S.C., SECTIONS 624 AND 3064: TOPHER B. BENNETT AND ENDING WITH DAVID J. WEST- AND ENDING WITH LAVORE L. RICHMOND, JR., WHICH To be brigadier general ERN, WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SEN- NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- ATE AND APPEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON MARCH 25, COL. WILLIAM B. GAMBLE ON MARCH 25, 2009. 2009.

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ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH LUISA WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE NAVY NOMINATION OF DAVID M. DROMSKY, TO BE COM- SANTIAGO AND ENDING WITH YEVGENY S. VINDMAN, AND APPEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON MANDER. WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE FEBRUARY 23, 2009. NAVY NOMINATION OF JED R. ESPIRITU, TO BE LIEU- AND APPEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON MARINE CORPS NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH DEREK TENANT COMMANDER. MARCH 25, 2009. M. ABBEY AND ENDING WITH ROBERT B. ZWAYER, WHICH NAVY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH CHARLES C. ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH RANDALL W. NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- ADKISON AND ENDING WITH TRICIA L. TEAS, WHICH COWELL AND ENDING WITH DANIEL M. ZERBY, WHICH PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- 25, 2009. PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON MARCH 25, MARINE CORPS NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH 23, 2009. 2009. HARALD AAGAARD AND ENDING WITH MARK W. ZIPSIE, NAVY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH GREGORY G. ARMY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH ALBERT J. WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE GALYO AND ENDING WITH OLIVER C. MINIMO, WHICH ADKINSON AND ENDING WITH WILLIAM E. WYNNS, JR., AND APPEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE FEBRUARY 25, 2009. PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON MARCH 10, AND APPEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON IN THE NAVY 2009. MARCH 25, 2009. NAVY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH CHRISTOPHER G. IN THE MARINE CORPS NAVY NOMINATION OF SCOTT D. SHIVER, TO BE CAP- CUNNINGHAM AND ENDING WITH CHRISTOPHER A. WIL- TAIN. LIAMS, WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE MARINE CORPS NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH DAVID NAVY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH STEVEN A. SENATE AND APPEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL G. ANTONIK AND ENDING WITH STEVEN D. PETERSON, KHALIL AND ENDING WITH DAVID B. ROSENBERG, WHICH RECORD ON MARCH 25, 2009. WHICH NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- NAVY NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH JANET L. JACK- AND APPEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON FEBRUARY SON AND ENDING WITH TODD M. SULLIVAN, WHICH NOMI- FEBRUARY 23, 2009. 23, 2009. NATIONS WERE RECEIVED BY THE SENATE AND AP- MARINE CORPS NOMINATIONS BEGINNING WITH KELLY NAVY NOMINATION OF MIGUEL GONZALEZ, TO BE CAP- PEARED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON MARCH 25, P. ALEXANDER AND ENDING WITH ANTHONE R. WRIGHT, TAIN. 2009.

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