It used to be a joke, but if you think about it Copenhagen, Kyoto, cap & tax amount to 'they are actually trying to tax the air we breath'.
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Sane Health Care Alternatives
Harry Reid wants you to believe the Conservatives haven't got a 'Health Care Reform Plan'.
Well Harry here's 3 of them
I. Coverage, Prevention, and Reform (CPR)
http://gregg.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=PressRoom.PressReleases&ContentRecord_id=a164ebdd-802a-23ad-4d91-1234324957b2
CPR Summary
http://www.gregg.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Files.View&FileStore_id=64b08c06-19fe-4715-b347-dcb09442df83
II. Health Care Freedom Plan
http://demint.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?Fuseaction=SponsoredBills.HealthCareFreedomAct
Summary
http://demint.senate.gov/public/_files/2009-06-23_HCFPsummary.pdf
III. The Patients’ Choice Act of 2009
http://coburn.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=HealthCareReform.Home&ContentRecord_id=5e3b30a4-802a-23ad-4b44-14f0219114c6
Summary
http://coburn.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Files.View&FileStore_id=b8876db7-2be0-4c84-b833-3d77dc4afa83
It's time for the adults to run things again while everyone else goes looking for their lost sense of humor.
Well Harry here's 3 of them
I. Coverage, Prevention, and Reform (CPR)
http://gregg.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=PressRoom.PressReleases&ContentRecord_id=a164ebdd-802a-23ad-4d91-1234324957b2
CPR Summary
http://www.gregg.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Files.View&FileStore_id=64b08c06-19fe-4715-b347-dcb09442df83
II. Health Care Freedom Plan
http://demint.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?Fuseaction=SponsoredBills.HealthCareFreedomAct
Summary
http://demint.senate.gov/public/_files/2009-06-23_HCFPsummary.pdf
III. The Patients’ Choice Act of 2009
http://coburn.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=HealthCareReform.Home&ContentRecord_id=5e3b30a4-802a-23ad-4b44-14f0219114c6
Summary
http://coburn.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Files.View&FileStore_id=b8876db7-2be0-4c84-b833-3d77dc4afa83
It's time for the adults to run things again while everyone else goes looking for their lost sense of humor.
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Wage Gap Federal and Private Sector Employees Now Nearly Double!
This chart shows the wage gap between federal "civilian" and private sector employees is growing according to the Cato Institute.
Back in 2000, about nine years ago, the average federal civilian employee earned 66% more than the typical worker in private industry. Today, that gap in compensation has grown to be MORE than double the average!
Back in 2000, about nine years ago, the average federal civilian employee earned 66% more than the typical worker in private industry. Today, that gap in compensation has grown to be MORE than double the average!
Chart courtesy of Agorafinancial.comIt is positive feedback. Put more and more people on the government payroll, pay them well and of course they will vote for bigger government which will put even more on the government payroll.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Miles per gallon - give me a break
Any sensible consumer has been figuring 'Pennies per Mile' for 2 years now.
Let's see,
'Volt' good for 100,000 miles (Maybe) = $40,000 in 2010 dollars.
Electricity for charging your $17,000 batteries, (which will have to be replaced at approximately 50,000 miles)
Estimates at 2009 prices say $0.01 per mile for electric alone. (Will multiply under 'Cap & Tax').
Depreciation on any hi-tech wonderment like the Volt can only be calculated in replacement cost.
Inflate $40,000 for the period that you take to drive 100,000 miles.
Add the environmental protests to mining the compounds necessary to manufacture the batteries; (See Michigan and other states protests against sulfide mining).
Add the costs of disposing and/or recycling the batteries.
Add the cost of cowtowing to OPEC instead of telling them to 'Sit On It'.
I can't calculate the cost of this LIE.
But I don't really care. Your Grandchildren and Great grandchildren will bear the ultimate cost of these LIES and I'll be long gone.
Let's see,
'Volt' good for 100,000 miles (Maybe) = $40,000 in 2010 dollars.
Electricity for charging your $17,000 batteries, (which will have to be replaced at approximately 50,000 miles)
Estimates at 2009 prices say $0.01 per mile for electric alone. (Will multiply under 'Cap & Tax').
Depreciation on any hi-tech wonderment like the Volt can only be calculated in replacement cost.
Inflate $40,000 for the period that you take to drive 100,000 miles.
Add the environmental protests to mining the compounds necessary to manufacture the batteries; (See Michigan and other states protests against sulfide mining).
Add the costs of disposing and/or recycling the batteries.
Add the cost of cowtowing to OPEC instead of telling them to 'Sit On It'.
I can't calculate the cost of this LIE.
But I don't really care. Your Grandchildren and Great grandchildren will bear the ultimate cost of these LIES and I'll be long gone.
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Saturday, August 1, 2009
I Hope Chris Dodd Lives Forever
Just speculating on possible medical scenarios under a Government controlled Health Care system.
http://tinyurl.com/lmzjbq
http://tinyurl.com/lmzjbq
Friday, July 31, 2009
What happened to Health Care Reform?
What happened to Health Care Reform?
Now we're into Insurance reform.
The Statists need Crisis, Panic and Villains to sell their Soft Tyranny as Reform and Progress.
Civil Society ain't buyin' it this time.
Flu, Health care, Dirty Air, Dirty Water, Global Warming (Or is it 'Climate Change, which = Weather), Comets, Asteroids, CO2...
The sky is falling, the sky is falling, no that's just the credibility of the Statist Panic Mongers.
OMG a study just found out that Oxygen is more deadly than than Carbon Dioxide, we're all doomed, we're all gonna die. OMG, OMG, OMG.
Sorry, they don't want to bring God into the discussion, my apologies.
Now we're into Insurance reform.
The Statists need Crisis, Panic and Villains to sell their Soft Tyranny as Reform and Progress.
Civil Society ain't buyin' it this time.
Flu, Health care, Dirty Air, Dirty Water, Global Warming (Or is it 'Climate Change, which = Weather), Comets, Asteroids, CO2...
The sky is falling, the sky is falling, no that's just the credibility of the Statist Panic Mongers.
OMG a study just found out that Oxygen is more deadly than than Carbon Dioxide, we're all doomed, we're all gonna die. OMG, OMG, OMG.
Sorry, they don't want to bring God into the discussion, my apologies.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Sarah Palin Farewell Speech Read By William Shatner on Konan O'Brien's Show
Sarah Palin's final speech as Governor of Alaska baffled many. Conan O'Brien realized it was a poem and asked William Shatner to recite it verbatim. Hilarity ensues.
William Shatner Reads Sarah Palin Farewell Speech
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Source: www.youtube.com
Why did she quit?
William Shatner Reads Sarah Palin Farewell Speech
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Source: www.youtube.com
Why did she quit?
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
What's the Rush
'What's the Rush' on this Health Care thing?
It's starting to sound like buying a used car.
You remember, 'My manager Authorized me to give this price Today. Tomorrow will be too late. He's in a good mood, we have to do it before close of business today, or I can't guarantee I can do this again.'
It's starting to sound like buying a used car.
You remember, 'My manager Authorized me to give this price Today. Tomorrow will be too late. He's in a good mood, we have to do it before close of business today, or I can't guarantee I can do this again.'
Monday, July 13, 2009
Double Dip Pensions
How would you like to swap jobs with someone so you can start drawing Social Security for your original job while making full salary and qualifying for a second Social Security pension at your "new" job?
According to the San Jose Mercury News story "Former top San Jose officials work elsewhere while drawing six-figure pensions," Dale Foster retired in 2005 from his $160,962-a-year position as acting San Jose fire chief after the city hired neighboring Gilroy's then-chief, Jeff Clet, for the position.
Today Foster draws a $160,803 annual pension from San Jose after four years of "retirement" such that this pension nearly equals his former pay. Sweet. I think the maximum for Social Security is about $2,000 a month or $24,000 a year.
The story doesn't end here.
After retiring from San Jose's fire department with 32-years of service, Dale Foster was hired by the city of Gilroy to take Jeff Clet's place as Gilroy's fire chief for an annual salary of $158,212.
This map shows Gilroy is just down the road (HWY 101) from San Jose. Both chiefs could easily commute to their new jobs without moving.
Foster was to earn $174,300 but Gilroy, savaged by lower property taxes from the housing meltdown plus a huge decline in sales tax collections, imposed furloughs that reduced Foster's pay by 9.2 percent.
I would not be surprised to learn Clet is drawing a pension from his Gilroy job while working for San Jose.
If swapping jobs to draw a pension from the first while being paid to do a similar task at a second is not a waste of taxpayers' dollars, then I do not know what is.
All these public employees should be paying into our Social Security system like the rest of us. If the Ponzi scheme commonly known as "Social Security" is broken or insolvent, then lets put everyone on it so the powerful people in government have incentive to get it fixed.
According to the San Jose Mercury News story "Former top San Jose officials work elsewhere while drawing six-figure pensions," Dale Foster retired in 2005 from his $160,962-a-year position as acting San Jose fire chief after the city hired neighboring Gilroy's then-chief, Jeff Clet, for the position.
Today Foster draws a $160,803 annual pension from San Jose after four years of "retirement" such that this pension nearly equals his former pay. Sweet. I think the maximum for Social Security is about $2,000 a month or $24,000 a year.
The story doesn't end here.
After retiring from San Jose's fire department with 32-years of service, Dale Foster was hired by the city of Gilroy to take Jeff Clet's place as Gilroy's fire chief for an annual salary of $158,212.
This map shows Gilroy is just down the road (HWY 101) from San Jose. Both chiefs could easily commute to their new jobs without moving.
Foster was to earn $174,300 but Gilroy, savaged by lower property taxes from the housing meltdown plus a huge decline in sales tax collections, imposed furloughs that reduced Foster's pay by 9.2 percent.
I would not be surprised to learn Clet is drawing a pension from his Gilroy job while working for San Jose.
If swapping jobs to draw a pension from the first while being paid to do a similar task at a second is not a waste of taxpayers' dollars, then I do not know what is.
All these public employees should be paying into our Social Security system like the rest of us. If the Ponzi scheme commonly known as "Social Security" is broken or insolvent, then lets put everyone on it so the powerful people in government have incentive to get it fixed.
Waterloo or Rubicon?
There has been an editorial predicting 'Obama's 'Waterloo'.
Read this before continuing.
http://tinyurl.com/kw9x9b
For those of you educated in Government Controlled Indoctrination Centers you should just Google it; Google hasn't tried to pervert facts in this case.
While you are 'Googling' history, let's take a look at
'J. Caesars crossing of The Rubicon'.
Julie Baby Broke the laws of Rome to take control, without regard for the existing government rules and in spite of protests by The Senate and ruling entities.
By Roman Law, Caesar's crossing with Military Force constituted treason and a beginning of armed Civil War.
A 21st Century Rubicon has been crossed.
Under the Rubric of 'Change' and lately 'We are gonna get this Done' (God knows if that means it doesn't matter what we think) an assault has begun.
There seems to be a serious disregard for the Verbiage and Evolutionary Process indulged patiently by The Framers.
Referencing the Constitutional Convention and The Federalist Papers it has become obvious that certain 'Constitutional Scholars' only studied 'The Constitution' in order to understand how to go about its Disassembly'.
It's a sorry point in our History when our elected officials feel it necessary to 'undo' our Founding Documents.
The founding documents of a nation which has done more good than bad for over 200 years and helped or caused the advancement of mankind and civilization in general, more so than any culture in recorded history.
Say what you may; imagine a planet in which the United States never existed...
Would North America still be in a Stone Age, Would the world still be using Coal as the major energy source, would we be worrying about Whale Oil Shortages?
Would we be intelligent enough to understand that we can't control the temperature of Earth?
Would Politicians still be liars?
Read this before continuing.
http://tinyurl.com/kw9x9b
For those of you educated in Government Controlled Indoctrination Centers you should just Google it; Google hasn't tried to pervert facts in this case.
While you are 'Googling' history, let's take a look at
'J. Caesars crossing of The Rubicon'.
Julie Baby Broke the laws of Rome to take control, without regard for the existing government rules and in spite of protests by The Senate and ruling entities.
By Roman Law, Caesar's crossing with Military Force constituted treason and a beginning of armed Civil War.
A 21st Century Rubicon has been crossed.
Under the Rubric of 'Change' and lately 'We are gonna get this Done' (God knows if that means it doesn't matter what we think) an assault has begun.
There seems to be a serious disregard for the Verbiage and Evolutionary Process indulged patiently by The Framers.
Referencing the Constitutional Convention and The Federalist Papers it has become obvious that certain 'Constitutional Scholars' only studied 'The Constitution' in order to understand how to go about its Disassembly'.
It's a sorry point in our History when our elected officials feel it necessary to 'undo' our Founding Documents.
The founding documents of a nation which has done more good than bad for over 200 years and helped or caused the advancement of mankind and civilization in general, more so than any culture in recorded history.
Say what you may; imagine a planet in which the United States never existed...
Would North America still be in a Stone Age, Would the world still be using Coal as the major energy source, would we be worrying about Whale Oil Shortages?
Would we be intelligent enough to understand that we can't control the temperature of Earth?
Would Politicians still be liars?
Reading
Have we elected a crew of illiterate dysfunctional people to our Legislature, or are they just arrogant elitists.
How can they possibly pass thousand plus page bills without having read what is in the bills.
Rhetorical question, how stupid do they think we are? Well, we elected them didn't we?
Maybe we should go to a part time legislature. They seem to have too much time on their hands. They get distracted from their Constitutional duties to spend resources and time and effort on irrelevant issues and silly subjects.
Both houses of Congress should be required to read aloud the Ninth and Tenth Amendments to the Constitution every morning right after The Pledge of Allegiance.
Maybe they should hang their Oath of Office in 12 inch font on the walls of both houses where they and C-Span can see it all day.
How can they possibly pass thousand plus page bills without having read what is in the bills.
Rhetorical question, how stupid do they think we are? Well, we elected them didn't we?
Maybe we should go to a part time legislature. They seem to have too much time on their hands. They get distracted from their Constitutional duties to spend resources and time and effort on irrelevant issues and silly subjects.
Both houses of Congress should be required to read aloud the Ninth and Tenth Amendments to the Constitution every morning right after The Pledge of Allegiance.
Maybe they should hang their Oath of Office in 12 inch font on the walls of both houses where they and C-Span can see it all day.
Friday, July 3, 2009
Are 'Czars' unfunded mandates?
Are 'Czars' unfunded mandates?
These unelected administrators are not answerable to oversight by Congress, only to the White House. They have staff, regulatory and enforcement power which is funded by, guess what? They are funded with our money.
Rumor has it that the administration will soon appoint a Bathroom Czar.
The responsibilities of the Bathroom Czar will be to monitor the length and temperature of showers and baths, the length of time that water runs per resident per day and the amount of water used to flush.
The Bathroom Czar will also be charged with evaluating the specific gravity of crap; floating crap is an indicator of proper fiber in the diet. If your crap sinks you may be referred to the Diet Czar for further processing.
Think about it, are we getting our moneys worth?
C. R. Ellsworth
These unelected administrators are not answerable to oversight by Congress, only to the White House. They have staff, regulatory and enforcement power which is funded by, guess what? They are funded with our money.
Rumor has it that the administration will soon appoint a Bathroom Czar.
The responsibilities of the Bathroom Czar will be to monitor the length and temperature of showers and baths, the length of time that water runs per resident per day and the amount of water used to flush.
The Bathroom Czar will also be charged with evaluating the specific gravity of crap; floating crap is an indicator of proper fiber in the diet. If your crap sinks you may be referred to the Diet Czar for further processing.
Think about it, are we getting our moneys worth?
C. R. Ellsworth
Monday, May 4, 2009
CALPERS Top Pension is Nearly Half a Million a year.
As of May, 2008, there were 4,820 CalPERS retirees receiving annual pensions in excess of $100,000.
Marcia Fritz, California Foundation for Fiscal Responsibility reports the California Foundation for Fiscal Responsibility reported 4,820 CalPERS RETIREES RECEIVE ANNUAL PENSIONS IN EXCESS OF $100,000.
From the $100,000 Pension Club database
at www.californiapensionreform.com, the CalPERS Top 10 is
Marcia Fritz, California Foundation for Fiscal Responsibility reports the California Foundation for Fiscal Responsibility reported 4,820 CalPERS RETIREES RECEIVE ANNUAL PENSIONS IN EXCESS OF $100,000.
We have a lot to worry about these days. We’re worried that we may lose our jobs, that we may lose our healthcare insurance and that we won’t have sufficient retirement savings. We realize that without jobs we can’t make our mortgage payments; we know that our homes have dropped in value resulting in little or no equity, so we can’t afford to stay in or sell our homes.
In California there is one lucky group that doesn’t have those worries: state and local government retirees.
As of May, 2008, there were 4,820 CalPERS retirees receiving annual pensions in excess of $100,000. That didn’t include government retirees in 80 other plans in California—judges, UC, STRS, charter cities, and 1937 Act counties. About half of these retirees were public safety workers: cops, firefighters, prison guards. The remaining half includes former city managers, assistant managers, county executives, district attorneys, engineers, finance officers, personnel directors, computer scientists, and physicists.
Since May 2008, more than 120 new retirees have joined the “$100,000 Club” – each month - every month. That’s been going on for the last 12 months – more than 1,500 have joined that well-paid retirement group ; this rate of increase will accelerate as droves of retired public safety workers who are now in the $90,000 to $100,000 range receive annual cost of living increases.
...
We must stop this nonsense at the ballot box.
From the $100,000 Pension Club database
at www.californiapensionreform.com, the CalPERS Top 10 is
CalPERS Top 10
| Name | Monthly | Annual | Employer Name |
| BRUCE MALKENHORST | $41,639.57 | $499,674.84 | VERNON |
| JOAQUIN FUSTER | $24,712.99 | $296,555.88 | UC LOS ANGELES |
| DONALD GERTH | $23,171.22 | $278,054.64 | CSU SACRAMENTO |
| JAMES STAHL | $22,145.08 | $265,740.96 | L A CO SANIT #2 |
| JOHN SCHLAG | $21,300.04 | $255,600.48 | UC LOS ANGELES |
| WILLIAM GARRETT | $21,228.81 | $254,745.72 | EL CAJON |
| RAYMOND PATCHETT | $19,969.65 | $239,635.80 | CARLSBAD |
| ROBERT TOONE JR | $19,412.28 | $232,947.36 | PALMDALE |
| DIANNE OKI | $19,263.68 | $231,164.16 | STATE COMP INS |
| CARL BORONKAY | $18,734.40 | $224,812.80 | METROPOLITAN WT |
Who are these people and why do they deserve so high a pension?
Definition: California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS).
List of CalPERS "Johns" With Pensions Over $100,000
4,818 retired California government workers receive pensions in excess of $100,000 from CalPERS. The information in the database was obtained under the Freedom of Information Act from the California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS) and is made available by the California Foundation for Fiscal Responsibility
4,818 retired California government workers receive pensions in excess of $100,000 from CalPERS.
This is the list of names when "John" is typed into the search box:
CLICK HERE TO RETURN TO TOP 10 LIST
Definition: California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS).
"Unless changes are made, pension debt will overwhelm the state's ability to fund higher education, build roads and develop technology."
-- Former Assemblyman Keith Richman speaking to Ventura County taxpayers on January 31, 2007
4,818 retired California government workers receive pensions in excess of $100,000 from CalPERS.
This is the list of names when "John" is typed into the search box:
CLICK HERE TO RETURN TO TOP 10 LIST
| Name | Monthly | Annual | Employer Name |
| JOHN SCHLAG | $21,300.04 | $255,600.48 | UC LOS ANGELES |
| JOHN BROWN | $16,992.87 | $203,914.44 | CHICO |
| GARY JOHNSON | $16,372.37 | $196,468.44 | ANAHEIM |
| JOHN CALHOUN | $16,193.30 | $194,319.60 | LONG BEACH |
| JOHN JOHNSON | $15,449.48 | $185,393.76 | SACRAMENTO METR |
| JOHN ROBERTSON | $14,455.94 | $173,471.28 | NEWARK |
| JOHN BEERLING | $14,035.31 | $168,423.72 | HAWTHORNE |
| JOHN RYAN | $13,837.26 | $166,047.12 | RIVERSIDE COUNT |
| JOHN HABANT | $13,723.70 | $164,684.40 | REDLANDS |
| JOHN BOYD | $13,486.23 | $161,834.76 | RIVERSIDE COUNT |
| JOHN CAVALLI | $13,386.63 | $160,639.56 | SANTA CLARA COU |
| JOHN PRICE | $13,283.66 | $159,403.92 | SANTA FE SPRING |
| JOHN LIPPITT | $13,259.09 | $159,109.08 | CHULA VISTA |
| JOHN FINCH | $13,242.05 | $158,904.60 | DOWNEY |
| JOHN GLOVER | $12,921.77 | $155,061.24 | OAKLAND |
| JOHN FLORES | $12,762.76 | $153,153.12 | MGMT OF EMERYVI |
| JOHN VELTHOEN | $12,677.10 | $152,125.20 | PORT HUENEME |
| JOHN NUCKOLLS | $12,581.21 | $150,974.52 | UC - LAWRENCE L |
| JOHN AMODEO | $12,546.16 | $150,553.92 | VISTA IRRIGATIO |
| JOHN SKIPPER | $12,516.32 | $150,195.84 | REDONDO BEACH |
| JOHN GILBERT | $12,403.05 | $148,836.60 | EL SEGUNDO |
| JOHN MIEHLE | $12,359.00 | $148,308.00 | SANTA MONICA |
| JOHN BRETZA | $12,313.52 | $147,762.24 | LONG BEACH |
| JOHN FOGERTY | $12,289.07 | $147,468.84 | CA HWY PATROL |
| JOHN PERKINS | $12,220.19 | $146,642.28 | INGLEWOOD |
| JOHN LICATA | $12,200.43 | $146,405.16 | CORONA |
| JOHN MONTANIO | $12,182.43 | $146,189.16 | CULVER CITY |
| JOHN AIDOO | $12,112.31 | $145,347.72 | OAKLAND |
| JOHN DESMOND | $11,918.41 | $143,020.92 | NEWPORT BEACH |
| JOHN KILLEEN | $11,894.26 | $142,731.12 | UC - LAWRENCE L |
| JOHN JOHNSON | $11,858.81 | $142,305.72 | CASITAS MUNICIP |
| JOHN LANTZ | $11,677.90 | $140,134.80 | BURBANK |
| JOHN HIGLEY | $11,663.00 | $139,956.00 | ORANGE |
| JOHN STUDEBAKER | $11,607.55 | $139,290.60 | LEG COUNSEL BUR |
| JOHN GOODWIN | $11,482.71 | $137,792.52 | PLEASANTON |
| JOHN ROBERTSON | $11,462.95 | $137,555.40 | LONG BEACH |
| JERALD JOHNSON | $11,404.28 | $136,851.36 | WEST COVINA |
| JOHN SAUNDERS | $11,336.27 | $136,035.24 | CERRITOS |
| JOHN DEBATTISTA | $11,309.83 | $135,717.96 | SUNNYVALE |
| JOHN MARTIN | $11,294.68 | $135,536.16 | DALY CITY |
| JOHN LUCIA | $11,281.01 | $135,372.12 | SOUTH SAN FRANC |
| JOHN BARROW | $11,232.02 | $134,784.24 | ROSEVILLE |
| JOHN WAYT | $11,188.49 | $134,261.88 | EL SEGUNDO |
| JOHN WARREN | $11,132.14 | $133,585.68 | SAN MATEO |
| JOHN VICKLAND | $11,104.79 | $133,257.48 | SAN FRANCISCO B |
| JOHN HOPKINS | $11,082.80 | $132,993.60 | UC SCIENTIFIC L |
| JOHN CARPENTER | $10,999.17 | $131,990.04 | CSU SAN DIEGO |
| JOHN LARSON | $10,980.33 | $131,763.96 | CA HWY PATROL |
| JOHN HOUCHIN | $10,965.56 | $131,586.72 | ESCONDIDO |
| JOHN LITWINOVICH | $10,959.37 | $131,512.44 | EL DORADO COUNT |
| JOHN RICHTER | $10,926.74 | $131,120.88 | UC SCIENTIFIC L |
| JOHN REDNER | $10,898.17 | $130,778.04 | L A CO SANIT #2 |
| JOHN LASAGNA | $10,895.84 | $130,750.08 | PALMDALE |
| JOHN BERMUDES | $10,874.83 | $130,497.96 | SANTA CLARA |
| JOHN GRAY | $10,866.39 | $130,396.68 | SOLANO COUNTY |
| JOHN POWELL | $10,843.77 | $130,125.24 | DALY CITY |
| JOHN HOPKINS | $10,803.55 | $129,642.60 | SUNNYVALE |
| JOHN KELLEY | $10,796.92 | $129,563.04 | ANAHEIM |
| JOHN HENSLEY | $10,765.25 | $129,183.00 | COSTA MESA |
| JOHN COOK | $10,748.91 | $128,986.92 | INDIAN WELLS |
| JOHN HORTON | $10,587.02 | $127,044.24 | BANNING |
| JOHN MOILAN | $10,581.35 | $126,976.20 | PIEDMONT |
| JOHN PENIDO | $10,578.60 | $126,943.20 | SAN MARINO |
| JOHN LANDO | $10,570.39 | $126,844.68 | KENTFIELD FPD |
| JOHN WHITELEY | $10,525.45 | $126,305.40 | ORANGE |
| WILLIAM JOHNSON | $10,510.65 | $126,127.80 | CHULA VISTA |
| JOHN POWERS | $10,456.41 | $125,476.92 | VALLEJO |
| JOHN O'HALLORAN | $10,378.58 | $124,542.96 | SANTA CLARA VLY |
| JOHN ANDERSON | $10,371.83 | $124,461.96 | UC - LAWRENCE L |
| JOHN MCALLISTER | $10,369.73 | $124,436.76 | IRVINE |
| JOHN CARLBLOM | $10,326.24 | $123,914.88 | CSU LOS ANGELES |
| JOHN SCHIMANSKI | $10,310.11 | $123,721.32 | WEST COVINA |
| JOHN LAMBERT | $10,296.78 | $123,561.36 | OAKLAND |
| JOHN KADYK | $10,295.78 | $123,549.36 | UC LAWR BERKLEY |
| JOHN BABICH | $10,254.38 | $123,052.56 | GENERAL SERVICE |
| RICHARD JOHNS | $10,196.95 | $122,363.40 | SANTA BARBARA |
| JOHN IRONSIDE | $10,185.52 | $122,226.24 | OAKLAND |
| JOHN ROBINSON | $10,183.92 | $122,207.04 | GILROY |
| JOHN WARREN | $10,171.14 | $122,053.68 | DALY CITY |
| DAVID JOHNSON | $10,153.44 | $121,841.28 | SANTA BARBARA |
| JOHN WILLIAMS | $10,125.01 | $121,500.12 | LONG BEACH |
| JOHN KORACH | $10,093.70 | $121,124.40 | CONTROLLER |
| JOHN PEREZ | $10,090.95 | $121,091.40 | SANTA ANA |
| JOHN LINDSAY | $10,080.29 | $120,963.48 | SANTA ROSA |
| JOHN THOMPSON | $10,063.01 | $120,756.12 | VALLEJO |
| JOHN BUNCH | $10,048.52 | $120,582.24 | VALLEJO |
| JOHN CARFRAE | $10,046.42 | $120,557.04 | PASADENA |
| JOHN JACOBS | $9,968.93 | $119,627.16 | LONG BEACH |
| JOHN EDELMAN | $9,953.41 | $119,440.92 | CA HWY PATROL |
| JOHN CERRUTI | $9,936.05 | $119,232.60 | FREMONT |
| JOHN DAVIES | $9,928.41 | $119,140.92 | FRANCHISE TAX B |
| KEVIN JOHNSON | $9,915.58 | $118,986.96 | SACRAMENTO |
| JOHN LINGUA | $9,802.88 | $117,634.56 | GLENDALE |
| JOHN GAUSTAD | $9,787.86 | $117,454.32 | RIVERSIDE COUNT |
| JAMES JOHNSTON | $9,781.67 | $117,380.04 | ALAMEDA COUNTY |
| ROBERT JOHNSON | $9,778.61 | $117,343.32 | SOQUEL CREEK WA |
| JOHN DUNN | $9,739.88 | $116,878.56 | SMUD |
| JOHN HNATEK | $9,718.46 | $116,621.52 | VICTORVILLE |
| JOHN CLEMENTS | $9,692.49 | $116,309.88 | CA HWY PATROL |
| JOHN HUNTINGTON | $9,674.83 | $116,097.96 | DEPT JUSTICE |
| JAMES JOHN PURCHIO JR | $9,658.10 | $115,897.20 | ALAMEDA COUNTY |
| JOHN DEGRAAFF | $9,571.52 | $114,858.24 | SACRAMENTO METR |
| JOHN DERUSSY | $9,557.92 | $114,695.04 | SAN MATEO |
| JOHN HORGAN III | $9,553.29 | $114,639.48 | TRANS LEGAL DIV |
| JOHN DOAN | $9,547.78 | $114,573.36 | GLENDORA |
| JOHN SLOTA | $9,520.37 | $114,244.44 | GRIDLEY |
| JOHN BISCHOFF | $9,517.42 | $114,209.04 | SAN LEANDRO |
| JOHN FITZGERALD | $9,513.51 | $114,162.12 | PLACER COUNTY |
| JOHN WASHINGTON | $9,509.86 | $114,118.32 | BURBANK |
| JOHN PITZER | $9,506.73 | $114,080.76 | REDONDO BEACH |
| JOHN BURKHART | $9,493.64 | $113,923.68 | EL MONTE |
| KARL JOHNSON | $9,479.35 | $113,752.20 | PASADENA |
| JOHN VICKERMAN | $9,473.21 | $113,678.52 | JT LEG BUD COMM |
| JOHN DEAN | $9,471.29 | $113,655.48 | SOLANO COUNTY |
| JEREE JOHNSON | $9,462.97 | $113,555.64 | SANTA BARBARA |
| JOHN BOYKIN | $9,428.62 | $113,143.44 | HAYWARD |
| JOHN HARDISTY | $9,426.33 | $113,115.96 | BAKERSFIELD |
| JOHN HANSEN | $9,424.06 | $113,088.72 | RIVERSIDE COUNT |
| JOHN ANDERSON | $9,418.08 | $113,016.96 | BERKELEY |
| JOHN SIMMONS | $9,416.55 | $112,998.60 | REDONDO BEACH |
| JOHN MALONEY | $9,414.60 | $112,975.20 | CALTRANS |
| JOHN HOFFMAN | $9,397.92 | $112,775.04 | GLENDALE |
| JOHN COOK | $9,372.18 | $112,466.16 | STATE COMP INS |
| MICHAEL JOHNSTON | $9,364.69 | $112,376.28 | FREMONT |
| JOHN CHAMBERS | $9,357.69 | $112,292.28 | SANTA ANA |
| JOHNNIE RALPH | $9,355.36 | $112,264.32 | CSU SAN BERNARD |
| JOHN FITZPATRICK | $9,311.46 | $111,737.52 | COSTA MESA |
| JOHN GUARIN | $9,284.86 | $111,418.32 | VALLEJO |
| MICHAEL STJOHN | $9,275.80 | $111,309.60 | PLEASANTON |
| KAREN JOHNSON | $9,271.09 | $111,253.08 | CSU LOS ANGELES |
| JOHN COOK | $9,239.75 | $110,877.00 | SAN MATEO |
| JOHN BAILEY | $9,226.90 | $110,722.80 | CA HWY PATROL |
| JOHN TRAUNER | $9,210.77 | $110,529.24 | NEVADA COUNTY |
| JOHN HARBOTTLE | $9,207.45 | $110,489.40 | CA HWY PATROL |
| JOHN DEMAREE | $9,196.00 | $110,352.00 | SANTA CLARA |
| JOHN SUSMAN | $9,186.03 | $110,232.36 | COSTA MESA |
| JOHN BRODERICK | $9,183.93 | $110,207.16 | AZUSA |
| JOHN SIGNORINO | $9,180.74 | $110,168.88 | SANTA CLARA |
| JOHN NOLAN | $9,160.37 | $109,924.44 | OAKLAND |
| JOHN HOBBS | $9,160.06 | $109,920.72 | ESCONDIDO |
| DANIEL JOHNSON | $9,150.85 | $109,810.20 | HUNTINGTON BEAC |
| JOHN REES | $9,150.22 | $109,802.64 | HUNTINGTON BEAC |
| JOHN LIBERATOR | $9,107.93 | $109,295.16 | DEPT REAL ESTAT |
| JOHN ENEA | $9,091.71 | $109,100.52 | REDWOOD CITY |
| JOHN CAPORALE | $9,087.86 | $109,054.32 | SANTA CLARA COU |
| WILLIAM JOHNSON | $9,075.40 | $108,904.80 | PASADENA |
| JOHN KIRBY | $9,046.90 | $108,562.80 | LONG BEACH |
| JOHN HAUSER | $9,031.48 | $108,377.76 | SANTA CLARA COU |
| JOHN MONTENERO JR | $9,026.91 | $108,322.92 | SANTA MONICA |
| ELLEN JOHNSON | $9,021.05 | $108,252.60 | RIVERSIDE COUNT |
| JOHN FONLEY | $9,016.57 | $108,198.84 | ORANGE |
| JOHN LAWDER | $9,010.16 | $108,121.92 | WATER RESOURCES |
| JOHN ABSMEIER | $8,995.25 | $107,943.00 | VENTURA CO SCHL |
| STEPHEN JOHNSON | $8,992.07 | $107,904.84 | FAIRFIELD |
| JOHN DUANE | $8,984.10 | $107,809.20 | VALLEJO |
| JOHN RUIJTERS | $8,981.42 | $107,777.04 | RICHMOND |
| JOHN DODSON | $8,968.85 | $107,626.20 | OFFICE OF INSPE |
| JOHN TIMMER | $8,966.93 | $107,603.16 | DEPT OF FORESTR |
| ALLEN JOHNSON | $8,936.53 | $107,238.36 | ROSEVILLE |
| JOHN LEMBI | $8,936.33 | $107,235.96 | LONG BEACH |
| JOHN MCKENZIE | $8,927.07 | $107,124.84 | FAIRFIELD |
| JOHN BETONTE | $8,915.21 | $106,982.52 | FREMONT |
| FRANKLIN JOHNSTON | $8,910.80 | $106,929.60 | STOCKTON |
| JOHN PETRUZZIELLO | $8,908.34 | $106,900.08 | STANTON |
| JOHN KRUSE | $8,904.18 | $106,850.16 | LONG BEACH |
| JOHN GUTIERREZ | $8,899.57 | $106,794.84 | EL SEGUNDO |
| JOHN WILSON | $8,884.73 | $106,616.76 | OAKLAND |
| JOHN GURNEY | $8,879.87 | $106,558.44 | SONOMA |
| WILLIAM JOHNSTON | $8,873.22 | $106,478.64 | SAN FRANCISCO |
| JOHN FOOTT | $8,869.28 | $106,431.36 | UC BERKELEY |
| JOHN STARBIRD | $8,853.47 | $106,241.64 | LONG BEACH |
| JOHN HIGBY | $8,844.14 | $106,129.68 | PASADENA |
| RAYMOND JOHNSON | $8,839.43 | $106,073.16 | INGLEWOOD |
| JOHN COUCH | $8,822.85 | $105,874.20 | ATASCADERO |
| HOWARD JOHNSON | $8,818.00 | $105,816.00 | OAKLAND |
| JOHN LARREA | $8,806.70 | $105,680.40 | CONTROLLER |
| JOHN KERWIN | $8,799.74 | $105,596.88 | SAN FRANCISCO B |
| JOHN FANTHAM | $8,799.71 | $105,596.52 | SANTA CRUZ COUN |
| JOHN BALAGNA | $8,785.91 | $105,430.92 | UC SCIENTIFIC L |
| JOHN LEMKE | $8,784.52 | $105,414.24 | PUBLIC UTIL COM |
| JOHN CALZADA | $8,783.65 | $105,403.80 | MONTEREY COUNTY |
| JOHN HAGERTY | $8,783.24 | $105,398.88 | SECTY ENVIRONMT |
| JOHN PEHRSON JR | $8,782.55 | $105,390.60 | UC RIVERSIDE |
| CARMEN JOHNSON | $8,775.94 | $105,311.28 | OAKLAND |
| JOHN REES | $8,773.05 | $105,276.60 | LA HABRA |
| JOHN WITT | $8,764.34 | $105,172.08 | ESCONDIDO |
| CAROLYN JOHNSON | $8,756.54 | $105,078.48 | FULLERTON |
| JOHN OBENAUER | $8,739.92 | $104,879.04 | EMPLOY DEV DEPT |
| JOHN SCHLEGEL | $8,730.57 | $104,766.84 | SAN DIEGO COUNT |
| JOHN COSTERE | $8,707.86 | $104,494.32 | SANTA CLARA |
| JOHN HOWSDEN | $8,701.90 | $104,422.80 | FREMONT |
| JOHN BARANGER | $8,653.42 | $103,841.04 | GARDEN GROVE |
| JOHN BLAUER | $8,651.47 | $103,817.64 | NEWPORT BEACH |
| JOHN KIESTER | $8,605.40 | $103,264.80 | HAYWARD |
| JOHN ADDOMS | $8,591.36 | $103,096.32 | PLACER COUNTY |
| JOHN KAEHMS | $8,585.24 | $103,022.88 | OAKLAND |
| JOHN DROHAN | $8,584.53 | $103,014.36 | CSU CHANCELLOR' |
| JOHN PEDERSEN | $8,584.39 | $103,012.68 | SANTA CLARA COU |
| JOHN INIGUEZ | $8,565.36 | $102,784.32 | DEPT OF CORR |
| JOHN YAGER | $8,521.92 | $102,263.04 | PUBLIC UTIL COM |
| JOHN SULLIVAN | $8,514.97 | $102,179.64 | SANTA CLARA COU |
| JOHN EATON | $8,503.49 | $102,041.88 | WATER RESOURCES |
| JOHN FERRERO | $8,487.80 | $101,853.60 | INDUSTRY |
| JOHN DOUGLAS | $8,483.43 | $101,801.16 | BEVERLY HILLS |
| NEAL JOHNSON | $8,483.29 | $101,799.48 | ARCADIA |
| NORMAN JOHNSON | $8,483.09 | $101,797.08 | PUBLIC UTIL COM |
| JOHN KELLAR JR | $8,478.39 | $101,740.68 | CA HWY PATROL |
| JOHN BAKER | $8,476.31 | $101,715.72 | GARDEN GROVE |
| JOHN WELBOURN | $8,476.31 | $101,715.72 | MOUNTAIN VIEW |
| WILLIAM JOHNSON | $8,448.83 | $101,385.96 | DEPT OF FORESTR |
| JOHN PETERSON | $8,439.95 | $101,279.40 | SANTA CLARA |
| JOHN DONOVAN | $8,422.15 | $101,065.80 | TRANS LEGAL DIV |
| DAVID JOHNSON | $8,421.48 | $101,057.76 | SANTA CLARA COU |
| JOHN VELASQUEZ | $8,414.77 | $100,977.24 | REDONDO BEACH |
| JOHN CARLSON | $8,408.46 | $100,901.52 | STOCKTON |
| JOHN CONNELLY | $8,400.74 | $100,808.88 | OAKLAND |
| JOHN LAY | $8,395.46 | $100,745.52 | HAWTHORNE |
| JOHN MUNDWEIL | $8,383.82 | $100,605.84 | PALMDALE |
| JOHN CSONGRADI | $8,382.43 | $100,589.16 | SANTA CLARA COU |
| JOHN WOODS | $8,381.25 | $100,575.00 | GARDEN GROVE |
| JOHN HUTCHISON | $8,375.23 | $100,502.76 | SANTA MONICA |
| JOHN BAKER | $8,372.02 | $100,464.24 | REDONDO BEACH |
| JOHN MCBRIDE | $8,363.33 | $100,359.96 | REDONDO BEACH |
| JOHN KELLEY | $8,357.54 | $100,290.48 | ANAHEIM |
| JOHN LEE | $8,346.37 | $100,156.44 | DEPT CORR INSTI |
| JOHN YOST | $8,341.28 | $100,095.36 | NAPA |
| JOHN JOHNSON | $8,338.68 | $100,064.16 | ONTARIO |
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