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12,

2016

VOLUME 47

ISSUE 33

AMERICAS LGBT NEWS SOURCE

WASHINGTONBLADE.COM

10 years later,
Wone murder
remains a mystery
Gruesome stabbing of D.C. attorney in home
of gay men stunned community
By LOU CHIBBARO JR.
lchibbaro@washblade.com
Editors note: This is the rst of a two-part report on the unsolved murder of
Robert Wone, who was killed 10 years ago this month in D.C. Next week: Where
are the players in the case today?
On the evening of Aug. 2, 2006, Washington attorney Robert Wone arrived
at the townhouse of his longtime college friend Joe Price after spending all
day and part of the evening working late at his downtown oce at Radio
Free Asia.
Price, a gay rights attorney associated with the LGBT group Equality Virginia,
and his partner Victor Zaborsky and their roommate Dylan Ward who were
also friends of Wone said later that they invited Wone to spend the night in
their guest bedroom so he wouldnt have to drive home to Oakton, Va., where
he and his wife, Katherine Wone, lived.
Wone, whose wife says he was straight, would have a chance to visit with his
friends and avoid having to drive home late at night only to have to return to
D.C. early in the morning for work, the gay men have said.
In a development that set in motion what observers have compared to a
mystery novel, D.C. police responded to Zaborskys 911 emergency call to the
gay mens house at 1509 Swann St., N.W., near Dupont Circle, later that night
and found Wone stabbed to death and lying on what appeared to be a neatly

ROBERT WONE was murdered in D.C. 10 years ago this month.

WASHINGTON BLADE FILE PHOTO

arranged bed.
Although the three gay men said they were certain an intruder entered the house and
stabbed Wone while they were asleep in their respective bedrooms, homicide detectives
quickly reported that the crime scene appeared to have been cleaned up and possible
evidence tampered with.
Investigators sealed the house, forcing the men to temporarily move out, while crime
scene experts took weeks to search the house for evidence related to the murder.
After the investigation dragged on for more than two years, police and prosecutors
CONTINUES ON PAGE 15

A danger to the LGBT community

Trump to speak at conservative Orlando
event two months after massacre
By CHRIS JOHNSON
cjohnson@washblade.com
Donald Trump is set to address an event hosted by
anti-LGBT evangelical leaders just miles from the site
of the mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando,
Fla., and on its two-month anniversary.
The event, called Rediscovering God in America,
is hosted by the Florida Renewal Project and set to
take place between Aug. 11-12 at the Hyatt Regency

Orlando. The Brody Files of the conservative Christian

Broadcasting Network rst reported Trump would
appear at the event.
According to a subsequent report in Bloomberg
News, Trump is expected to meet with an estimated
700 conservative pastors and their spouses at the
event.
News broke that Trump is expected to address
the meeting just one week after LGBT advocates
condemned Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) for planning to
keynote the anti-LGBT confab after citing the Orlando
shooting as his reason for seeking re-election to the
U.S. Senate.
CONTINUES ON PAGE 15

DONALD TRUMP is set to appear at an anti-LGBT event

near the Orlando shooting site.
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The D.C. chapter of Gays Against Guns has endorsed Saturdays gun control rally.

Gun control rally set for site near Mall

As many as 10,000 or more people are expected to turn out on Saturday,

Aug. 13, for an LGBTQ and Allies Rally for Reasonable Gun Control and Human
Rights at a park near the National Mall in Washington, D.C., according to its lead
organizer.
New Jersey celebrity hairdresser and gay activist Jason Hayes said a Facebook
page he created to promote the event drew more than 22,000 shares less than
two weeks after he launched it. He said he decided to organize the rally shortly
after the June 12 shooting rampage in Orlando, Fla., that claimed the lives of 49
mostly LGBT people of color at the gay nightclub Pulse.
As a gay man, I know all too well how often people in our communities are
targeted for violence, Hayes said in a statement. But these issues touch many
people and other communities also struggle daily with the impact of hatred and
violence. We understand that and want to stand together with anyone who feels
disenfranchised and threatened, he said.
I believe that Americans have a reasonable right to guns, but we also ALL
have a reasonable right to feel safe, his statement says.
The rally, which is also being billed as an event to Disarm Hate, is scheduled to
take place from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 13, in a section of West Potomac
Park located between Independence Avenue and Ohio Drive near the FDR and
Martin Luther King memorials. The site is sometimes used for polo matches.
Hayes told the Blade donations from supporters enabled organizers to
arrange for a stage, a powerful loud speaker system and at least one large video
screen. He said entertainers were scheduled to perform and several prominent
speakers who he didnt identify were expected to address the crowd.
A list of 58 organizations that have endorsed the rally, including the Brady
Campaign To End Gun Violence and the Matthew Shepard Foundation, is posted
on the rallys website, www.disarmhate2016.com. The Shepard Foundation is
one of just four LGBT groups that had signed on as endorsees as of Tuesday.
The other LGBT groups include the Trevor Project, Gays Against Guns (from an
undisclosed city), and the Stonewall Democratic Club.
The D.C. Chapter of Gays Against Guns voted Tuesday night to endorse the
rally and encourage its members and supporters to attend, according to the
chapters co-founder Phil Attey.
LOU CHIBBARO JR.

Trans woman stabbed near Gallaudet Univ.

An unidentied male suspect stabbed a transgender woman in the neck and chest
while the two were inside a car parked on the 1400 block of West Virginia Avenue, N.E.
about 12:05 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 9, according to a D.C. police report.
Victim 1 stated that she was in the car with the suspect who became angry after he
discovered [she] was really a male, the police report says.
Suspect 1 stabbed Victim 1 once in the neck and twice in the chest with a black
pocketknife, the report says. It says the suspect ed in a southbound direction on West
Virginia Avenue, N.E. in a dark grey four-door sedan.
The report says the victim was taken to the Med Star unit at Washington Hospital
Center by ambulance after a police ocer responding to the scene applied gauze to the
victims wounds to control the bleeding.

Transgender activist Earline Budd, who said she knows the victim, told the Washington
Blade the victim was in critical condition. Budd said the victim, who is in her 30s and
goes by the nickname Sunday, was a client at HIPS, a social services organization that
provides services to people in need, including sex workers.
The location where the woman was attacked near Gallaudet University is known as an
area where transgender sex workers congregate.
The police report identies the woman by her male birth name.
The report says that among the police ocers responding to the scene where the
trans woman was attacked was Sgt. Jessica Hawkins, supervisor of the departments
LGBT Liaison Unit.
Tuesdays stabbing incident came just over one month after transgender woman
Deeniquia Dodds was fatally shot on July 4 near her home on the 200 block of Division
Avenue, N.E. Dodds died nine days later at Prince Georges County Hospital.
Police, who have listed the case as a homicide, said they have no suspects and no
known motive for the killing.
LOU CHIBBARO JR.

Orange suggests LGBT person

be named as his replacement

D.C. Council member Vincent Orange (D-AtLarge), who has said he expects to resign from oce
as soon as this week, has suggested that the citys
Democratic Committee appoint an Asian, Latino,
LGBT person, or millennial to temporarily replace
him, according to the Washington Post.
Orange lost his re-election bid in the citys
Democratic primary in June and has accepted a job
Outgoing Council member
as president and chief executive ocer of the D.C.
VINCENT ORANGE suggested
Chamber of Commerce. He announced plans to
an LGBT person be named his
resign from the Council this week after his Council
temporary replacement.
colleagues and others said it would be a conict
WASHINGTON BLADE FILE PHOTO BY MICHAEL KEY
of interest for him to remain on the Council while
heading a prominent business organization.
The Post reports that in a Twitter posting on Monday, Orange said he disagrees with
plans by Council member and D.C. Democratic Party Chair Anita Bonds (D-At-Large)
to appoint Robert White to the Council seat until January. White beat Orange and two
others, including gay Democrat David Garber, in the primary.
White, who is running as the Democratic Party nominee for the seat in the Nov. 8
general election, is considered the odds-on favorite to win. He is a longtime supporter
of LGBT rights and received strong support in the primary from LGBT activists.
Earl Fowlkes, president of the Gertrude Stein Democratic Club, the citys largest local
LGBT political group, said he appreciates Oranges suggestion that an LGBT person be
appointed to hold the seat between now and January. But Fowlkes said he agrees with
Bonds plans to ask the D.C. Democratic State Committee to appoint White.
Having an LGBT person symbolically there for three or four months doesnt really
make that much of a dierence, Fowlkes said. I think its appropriate to appoint Robert
White to the seat. And I think he will represent all those populations who are not covered
on the City Council pretty well, Fowlkes said.
LOU CHIBBARO JR.

Arab LGBT activists to meet in Rehoboth

More than half a dozen LGBT activists from the Arab world are expected to attend a
rst-of-its-kind meeting this weekend in Rehoboth Beach.
The meeting which will include advocates from Lebanon, Syria, Sudan, Egypt,
Yemen, Saudi Arabia and the Gaza Strip who live in the U.S. will take place at a private
home from Aug. 12-14. Activists from Iraq and Morocco are also expected to potentially
attend.
@Egaypt, an Egyptian LGBT rights activist who uses his Twitter account to identify
himself, told the Washington Blade on Tuesday during a telephone interview that
engagement of the Arab diaspora, increasing funding of advocacy groups and organizing
around LGBT-specic issues are among the topics that he and other activists will discuss.
They will also talk about cyber security, HIV/AIDS and the media. A reception is
scheduled to take place on Aug. 13.
Were denitely going to be sharing our knowledge, @Egaypt told the Blade. Its
going to be a huge dialogue.
MICHAEL K. LAVERS

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Comings & Goings

ONeill to practice in Portland; Skinner heads to Rome
By PETER ROSENSTEIN
The Comings & Goings column is about sharing the professional successes of our community. We want to recognize those landing new jobs, new clients for their business, joining
boards of organizations and other achievements. Please share your successes with us at
comingsandgoings@washblade.com

Congratulations to Dr. Daniel ONeill, who will

be practicing General Internal Medicine at the
Neighborhood Health Center in Portland, Ore.
ONeill is a primary care physician specializing in
HIV and LGBT Health, who recently completed his
residency training in internal medicine at both Virginia
Mason Medical Center in Seattle and the George
Washington University Hospital, in D.C. After a month
of intensive medical-Spanish immersion in Guatemala
this summer, he will begin practice and will serve as
DR. DANIEL ONEILL
the anchoring internal medicine physician for the new
PHOTO COURTESY OF ONEILL
clinic site for Portlands underserved populations.
Although my life has taken an unanticipated
detour for now, my long-term plan remains
practicing HIV medicine in the D.C. metropolitan
area, he said. My time as a volunteer at WhitmanWalker Health and the inuence of my dear friend,
Peter Fox, were instrumental in the decision to
pursue HIV medicine and LGBT health.
ONeill attended the George Washington University
School of Medicine and Health Sciences after working
BILL SKINNER
for the Institute of Medicine. While in medical school
PHOTO COURTESY OF SKINNER
and residency he trained under Drs. Douglas Ward,
Ray Martins, both in D.C., and William Owen of San
Francisco, all notable HIV primary care physicians.
While in D.C., Dan helped to co-found the HIV
Working Group of the DC Center and the FUK!T
condom distribution campaign with Dr. Terry Gerace.
He was both a 2011 Point Foundation Scholar and
National Health Service Corps Scholar (NHSC).
He added, After completing my NHSC service
obligation, I may return to D.C. to continue work
in one of the local community health centers or
JAY VILAR
PHOTO COURTESY OF VILAR
move into private practice.
Congratulations are also due to long-time Washingtonian Bill Skinner who recently
moved with his husband Murray Jolivette from their home in Brookland to Rome. Skinner
has taken the position of chief of the governing bodies oce at the International Fund
for Agricultural Development (IFAD), a specialized agency of the United Nations rst
established as an international nancial institution in 1977 as one of the major outcomes
of the 1974 World Food Conference. IFAD is one of the three Rome-based agencies of the
United Nations, with a special focus on eradicating poverty and food insecurity in remote
rural areas around the world. Seventy-ve percent of the worlds poorest people live in
rural areas and depend on agriculture and related activities for their livelihoods.
Skinner and his team are responsible for the operations of IFADs executive board and
governing council, in close coordination with management.Most recently he ranhis own D.C.based translation and interpretation company following his graduation from Georgetown
Universitys school of interpretation and translation. For the past 14 years, Skinner worked at
the International Monetary Fund, most recently as chief of the English Section.
Finally, congratulations are also due to Jay Vilar who recently founded Nourish, LLC (www.
nourishingdc.com). Vilar grew up attempting a variety of diets informed with misguided
nutritional information, uctuating weight and a constant lack of sustained energy. As he
began to immerse himself in the science behind nutrition and the human body, rather than
abiding by contradictory media messages, his life forever changed. He then created a vision
for his life, to help others heal their bodies with food. He studied to become a Nutritional
Therapist Practitioner and created his company Nourish, LLC. Vilar said, I work with my
clients to identify which nutrients are missing in their body then develop customized
nutritional plans specic to their health goals.

Fairfax City Mayor R. SCOTT SILVERTHORNE announced earlier this week his intent to resign.
PHOTO COURTESY FAIRFAX COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT

Fairfax City mayor resigns

over meth-for-sex arrest
Lawyer: Worst kept secret
Silverthorne is gay
By LOU CHIBBARO JR.
lchibbaro@washblade.com
Fairfax City Mayor R. Scott Silverthorne
announced on Monday that he would
resign from oce on Thursday, Aug. 11,
following his arrest last week for allegedly
arranging to trade methamphetamine for
group sex with other men.
Fairfax County police said they charged
Silverthorne, 50, with a felony count of
distribution of methamphetamine and
a misdemeanor count of possession of
drug paraphernalia.
Police said the arrest was part of a
sting operation in which Silverthorne
allegedly
gave
an
undercover
detective a supply of meth at a parking
lot outside a Tysons Corner hotel in
exchange for his participation in an
orgy he thought would take place in a
room at the hotel.
In a statement released on Aug. 4,
Fairfax police said Silverthorne met the
undercover detective posing as a willing
sex partner through a website used by
men to arrange for sex with other men.
Police said they targeted Silverthorne
for investigation after they received
a tip from someone who told police
the Fairfax City mayor was using the
website to exchange meth for sexual
encounters.
Police have not disclosed the name of
the website.
Silverthornes arrest shocked members
of the Fairfax City Council, other city
ocials and many of his constituents,
who have praised him as a dedicated

public ocial credited with bringing

about positive change for the city.
He served nine terms on the Fairfax
City Council, from 1990 to 2008, and had
been elected to a third term as mayor in
May of this year.
Gay activists, including the D.C.-area
representative of the Gay and Lesbian
Victory Fund, a national group that
helps to elect openly LGBT people to
public oce, said Silverthorne was
not out publicly and never sought the
endorsement of LGBT rights groups.
But his attorney, Brian Drummond,
told the Washington Blade on Monday
that nearly all of his colleagues on the
Fairfax City Council and in Fairfax political
circles knew he is gay.
It was the worst kept secret in Fairfax,
Drummond said. He had actually
come out some years ago, but it didnt
really take. People kind of blew it o.
And he didnt make any kind of great
announcement.
Drummond declined to comment on
the charges pending against Silverthorne
other than to say his client has waived
his right to be present at an arraignment
scheduled for Wednesday, Aug. 10, in
Fairfax General District Court.
Silverthorne, who was released on
personal recognizance following his
arrest, will next appear in court on Oct.
31 for a preliminary hearing. Prosecutors
must establish at that hearing probable
cause that he committed the oenses
with which he is charged in order for the
case to proceed to trial.
When asked if he knew the name
of the website police used to ensnare
Silverthorne, Drummond said, Im not at
liberty to disclose it.

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NATIONAL NEWS

Biden rebuked for

officiating gay wedding

Olympics get rst same-sex proposal

RIO DE JANEIRO A historymaking gay marriage proposal
occurred at the Rio Olympics this
week when a lesbian couple got
engaged at the games.
BBC reports Marjorie Enya, 28, a
volunteer manager at Rios Deodoro
Stadium, popped the question to
Brazilian womens rugby sevens
playerIsadora Cerullo, 25, following
therst-ever womens rugby sevens
nals.
Although Cerullos team had
nished in ninth place in the
tournament after losing to Japan,
Cerullo had plenty to celebrate
when she accepted the proposal.
The Olympic Games can look like
closure but, for me, its starting a
new life with someone. I wanted to
show people that love wins, Enya
told BBC.
The couple lives in San Paulo and
have been together for two years.

U.S. bishops denounce

move by vice president
By CHRIS JOHNSON
cjohnson@washblade.com

MARJORIE ENYA, a manager at

Rios Deodoro Stadium, popped the
question to Brazilian womens rugby
playerISADORA CERULLO.
SCREENSHOT VIA FACEBOOK

NYC police investigate anti-gay stabbing

NEW YORK The New York Police Department continues to investigate
an alleged anti-gay hate crime that took place on the subway.
WCBS reported that a 28-year-old man was on the Number 2 train in
Harlem shortly after 7 p.m. on Aug. 6 when a fellow passenger stabbed him.
The New York television said the suspect yelled anti-gay slurs at the victim
during the attack, which continued in the 110th Street subway station and
on an adjacent street. WCBS said the suspect also punched the victim in the
face and stabbed him on the street before he fled.
Gay New York State Assemblyman Daniel ODonnell, who lives a few
blocks away from the subway station in which the attack took place, was
among those who condemned the incident.
Its a shock to the senses when attacks like these happen in our state, said
ODonnell. We often take pride in the progressive and inclusive framework
of protections that we have built to guard all members of our community
from violence like this but attacks like these are grim reminders of how
much work still needs to be done.

Gay widower sues San Fran TV station

SAN FRANCISCO A gay widower has sued a San Francisco televisions
pension plan after it refused to provide him spousal benefits.
The National Center for Lesbian Rights said in a press release that
David Reed and Donald Lee Gardner became domestic partners in 2004.
The men were married for only five days before Gardner passed away
from a blood disease in 2014.
Gardner worked at KRON for more than 30 years until he retired in
2009.
The National Center for Lesbian Rights said that Reed sought spousal
survivor benefits to which he is entitled under California law from
the television stations pension plan after Gardner died. The press
release said the administrators denied Reeds request, even though they
were registered domestic partners.
My husband and I did everything we could to protect one another,
said Reed in the National Center for Lesbian Rights press release. Words
cannot describe the grief of losing the person you planned to spend the
rest of your life beside. While I mourned his loss, I was devastated by
KRON4s refusal to recognize our relationship and to pay the benefits
that Donald earned during his long service to KRON4 in order to protect
our family.

LGBT advocates cheered Vice President

Joseph Biden last week for ociating the
wedding of a same-sex couple who work
at the White House, but high-ranking U.S.
Catholic bishops arent so happy.
In a blog posted Friday on the website
for U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops,
three prominent bishops denounced the
idea that a prominent Catholic politician
would marry a same-sex couple.
When a prominent Catholic politician
publicly and voluntarily ociates at a
ceremony to solemnize the relationship
of two people of the same-sex, confusion
arises regarding Catholic teaching on
marriage and the corresponding moral
obligations of Catholics, the bishops write.
What we see is a counter witness, instead
of a faithful one founded in the truth.
Although Bidens name is never
enumerated, recent events leave little
doubt the vice president, whos Catholic,
is the focus of the blog post. Last week,
Biden presided over the wedding of
Brian Mosteller, director of Oval Oce
operations and special assistant to
President Obama, and Joe Mahshie, a
trip coordinator for rst lady Michelle
Obama.
The three bishops who wrote the blog
post are Joseph Kurtz, archbishop of
Louisville, Ky., and president of the U.S.
Conference of Catholic Bishops; Richard
Malone, bishop of Bualo, N.Y.; and
Thomas Wenski, archbishop of Miami, Fla.
The bishops in a blog post invoke the
words of Pope Francis, saying they join him
in preserving the dignity and meaning of
marriage as the union of a man and a
woman.
The two strands of the dignity of the
person and the dignity of marriage and
the family are interwoven, the bishops
write. To pull apart one is to unravel the
whole fabric.
Although Francis has a reputation for
supporting LGBT people and lessening
the churchs condemnation of LGBT right
advances, he hasnt changed the churchs
opposition to same-sex marriage. Just
before the vote in Italy to legalize civil
unions, Francis said January in a speech
to the Roman Rota there can be no
confusion between the family as willed by
God, and every other type of union.
Recognizing faithful witness can be
challenging, the bishops remind all

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Catholics to uphold the churchs views,

especially those like Biden whove
embraced positions of leadership and
public service.
Let us pray for our Catholic leaders
in public life, that they may fulll the
responsibilities entrusted to them with
grace and courage and oer a faithful
witness that will bring much needed light
to the world, the bishops conclude. And
may all of us as Catholics help each other
be faithful and joyful witnesses wherever
we are called.
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
didnt respond to the Washington Blades
request to verify the prominent Catholic
politician discussed in the blog post is
Biden, nor did the White House respond
to a request forcomment on the remarks.
Prior to the blog post, each of the
three bishops has previously expressed
opposition to same-sex marriage. When
Maine was rst seeking to legalize samesex marriage in 2009, Malone called it a
dangerous sociological experiment.
After the U.S. Supreme Court decision
in favor of same-sex marriage, Wenski
compared the ruling to the Roe v. Wade
and Dred Scott decisions, reminding
members of his diocese they could
lose their jobs for supporting same-sex
marriage. Kurtz called the ruling a tragic
error.
Biden, on the other hand, came out in
favor of same-sex marriage on NBCs Meet
the Press in 2012, preceding President
Obamas announcement in support of
marriage equality by a few days.
Although the three bishops oppose
same-sex marriage, the majority of
Catholics in the United States support gay
nuptials. According to a May poll from
the Pew Research Center, about six-in-10
Catholics, or 58 percent, now support
same-sex marriage.

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Nissan congratulates the North
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anniversary of its Gay Softball
World Series (GSWS)! The worldrenowned LGBTQ sporting event is
taking place Aug.15 to 20 in Austin,
Texas.
Sports is an incredible way
to build community. And Nissan
wanted to extend our well wishes
to the NAGAAA family on bringing
the LGBTQ community and allies
together for 40 years and counting,
said Erich Marx, director, Marketing,
and executive sponsor of Gay
Straight Alliance at Nissan.
More than 185 teams from
43 cities across the United States
and Canada are participating
in this multi-day event, which
includes opening ceremonies, a
multi-division softball tournament,
community activities and the closing
ceremonies.
Established in 1977, the North
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international sports organization
comprised of men and women
dedicated to promoting amateur
athletics for the LGBTQ community.
The organization was formed after
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For a second year, Nissan is
a proud partner of the NAGAAA
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draw more than 10,000 athletes,
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local LGBTQ softball leagues
are also partnering with Nissan
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as well as Northalsted Market
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Since 2013, Nissan has scored
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and commitment to the community.
The company was among the
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index.
We are incredibly fortunate
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outstanding partner at the national
level and this year at the local level
- leveraging our member cities for
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Nissans Gay Straight Alliance
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Kaine denounces N.C.s anti-LGBT law

This is not who we are
By CHRIS JOHNSON
cjohnson@washblade.com
Democratic vice presidential nominee
Tim Kaine this week made North
Carolinas recently enacted anti-LGBT law
a focus of a campaign rally in the state,
denouncing the measure as not who
North Carolina is.
Kaine made the remarks during a
rally Wednesday in Greensboro, N.C., as
passage of House Bill 2 which resulted
in the loss of the NBA All-Star Game for
the state has become a major focus of
the gubernatorial election.
Now, I know in North Carolina,
theres been some pain over this issue.,
Kaine said. They snuck through in the
legislature this HB 2, and they tried to
introduce it kind of in the dead of night,
and the legislature said, can we do an
end run and make it happen really fast?
And maybe people wont notice, and
maybe people wont complain. But you all
have stood up in a major way. And you
said, this is not who we are. This is not
who North Carolina is. These are not our
values.
Signed into law by Gov. Pat McCrory
after a single day of consideration by the
state legislature, House Bill 2 undoes all
pro-LGBT non-discrimination ordinances

Vice presidential nominee TIM KAINE made

the North Carolina anti-LGBT law the focus
of his rally.
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in North Carolina, including one recently

enacted in Charlotte, and prohibits
transgender people from using the public
restroom in schools and government
buildings consistent with their gender
identity.
Also appearing at the rally and
criticizing HB 2 was North Carolina
Attorney General Roy Cooper, the
Democratic
candidate
challenging
McCrory in the gubernatorial election. As
attorney general, Cooper has declined to
defend HB 2 in court.

Gov. McCrory can deny it all he wants,

and he can even make jokes about it, but
our economy has suered because of
House Bill 2, Cooper said.
Making the call that House Bill 2
must be repealed, Cooper rattled o
the negative economic impacts of the
law, which include performers refusing
to come to the state as well as the
cancellation of conventions and business
expansions.
We may never know how many
businesses and conventions and tourists
and potential jobs that have been taken
o the list of North Carolina because of
this bad law, Cooper said. That is what
can happen when you elect leaders who
put their political careers ahead of the
people that they serve.
Hillary Clinton criticized the law
after it was signed by McCrory, saying
on Twitter, LGBT people should be
protected from discrimination under
the law period. Donald Trump has
taken a few positions on the measure,
but most recently endorsed House Bill
2, saying hes with the state on the
controversial law.
Also during the rally, Kaine drew a
connection between House Bill 2 and
Republican vice presidential nominee Mike
Pence, who as Indiana governor signed a
religious freedom bill into law seen to
enable anti-LGBT discrimination, leading

to a media frenzy as well as criticism

from the business community and LGBT
advocates. Pence was forced to sign into
law a x to the measure.
The vice presidential nominee on
the Republican side, Mike Pence, did
something like the North Carolina bill,
Kaine said. Found that immediately
discriminating against LGBT people
immediately, companies started to pull
out. Youre seeing those announcements
in North Carolina, too, whether its the
All-Star Game or PayPal. Same thing
happened in Indiana. And he had to kind
of do a U-turn.
Making reference to a 2006 speech
on the U.S. House oor in which Pence
as a member of Congress said same-sex
marriage would lead to societal collapse,
Kaine said, Thats just not right, folks.
Kaine also took note of the speech
delivered at the Democratic National
Convention by Sarah McBride, who in
Philadelphia became the rst openly
transgender person to address a
major U.S. party convention. The vice
presidential nominee said she made
history.
Some of you know her, Kaine said.
She was the rst transgender person
ever to speak at a national convention.
And she talked about the continuing
battle that we have in this nation, the
ght against discrimination.

Despite ruling, EEOC to continue taking anti-gay bias claims

Court found no protection
on basis of sexual
orientation
By CHRIS JOHNSON
cjohnson@washblade.com
Despite a federal appeals court ruling
that determined current law provides
no protection from nor redress for
discrimination on the basis of sexual
orientation, the U.S. agency charged
with enforcing federal workplace civil
rights law will continue to accept and
investigatecharges of anti-gay employment
discrimination inthe courts jurisdiction.
Justine Lisser, a spokesperson for the
U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission, said Friday her agency will
continue to investigate cases despite an
adverse decision from the U.S. Seventh
Circuit Court of Appeals contrary to the
commissions policy of investigating
claims of anti-gay discrimination as
gender discrimination.
The response, Lisser said, comes
from the Oce of Field Programs, which

oversees all the district oces and sets

policy for investigations, and is based on
the fact the commission enforces laws
that apply nationwide.
Unless the commission issues policy
to the contrary, we will follow current
commission policy and continue to
accept and investigate charges alleging
sex discrimination that is based on sexual
orientation or gender identity, Lisser
concluded.
Last week, a three-judge panel on
the Seventh Circuit determined Title VII
of Civil Rights of Act of 1964 provided
no recourse for Kimberly Hively, a
lesbian law professor alleging workplace
discrimination at Ivy Tech Community
College. The school has denied the
allegations.
U.S. Circuit Judge Ilana Rovner, the
judge writing the decision, admitted it
seems illogical to entertain the idea
laws against sex discrimination cover
gender non-conformity, but not sexual
orientation, but nonetheless refused to
change precedent in the jurisdiction to
allow the claim of anti-gay discrimination

to go forward.
The decision runs contrary to the
EEOCs determination last year in the
case of Baldwin v. Foxx, which started
a precedent enabling the agency to
take and investigate claims of sexualorientation workplace bias as gender
discrimination.In 2011, the agency found
in the case of Macy v. Holder transgender
discrimination
constitutes
gender
discrimination under Title VII.
Lambda Legal, which represents Hively,
has said it intends to pursue an en
banc review of the three-judge panels
decision before the full Seventh Circuit.
The judicial circuit consists of Wisconsin
and Illinois, which have state laws barring
anti-gay discrimination, and Indiana,
which doesnt.
Even
though
the
three-judge
panelrefused to change precedent within
the 7th Circuit, the EEOC can still mediate
with companies that engage in anti-gay
discrimination to obtain conciliation, or
else take those companies to federal
court for a costly legal battle.
Despite EEOC policy, many LGBT

advocates have asserted theres no

recourse for anti-LGBT workplace
discrimination under current law because
neither sexual orientation nor gender
identity is explicitly included under
federal civil rights law. These advocates
often assert the maxim a gay person
can be married on Sunday, then red on
Monday when that union becomes public.
Tico Almeida, president of the
LGBT group Freedom to Work, said
Indiana workers who feel theyve faced
anti-LGBT employment discrimination
should le claims with the EEOC even
without explicit protections under federal
law.
If a gay, lesbian or bisexual Hoosier is
married on Sunday and red on Monday, we
recommend they contact an attorney and
le a Title VII sex discrimination claim with
the EEOCs oce in Indianapolis, Almeida
said. The three judges from the Hively
decision are not the nal word on this legal
question, and in the meantime, hundreds of
LGBT workers have recently won recourse
by ghting back against discrimination and
ling claims at the EEOC.

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Trans bathroom use next frontier for courts on LGBT rights

A look at the many cases
working their way through
the system
By CHRIS JOHNSON
cjohnson@washblade.com
In the aftermath of the historic decision
in favor of marriage equality, the next LGBT
rights issue the courts will likely settle is
the right for transgender people to use
the restroom consistent with their gender
identity, although legal experts have dierent
predictions on whether the endgame is the
Supreme Court or lower courts.
Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court
weighed in on the case of a transgender
Virginia student whose school is barring
him from using the boys restroom by
issuing a stay blocking a ruling in his
favor from the U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of
Appeals from taking eect.
The law supporting the case for
Gavin Grimm, a student at Gloucester
High School, is Title IX of the Education
Amendments of 1972. The Fourth Circuit
determined the prohibition on gender
discrimination in schools requires the
school to allow Grimm to use the restroom
consistent with his gender identity.
Observers have predicted the 5-3 stay
in the case indicates the Supreme Court
will grant review in the case as part of its
upcoming term. After all, issuing a stay
requires a vote of ve justices on the
Supreme Court, but granting a writ of
certiorari (or agreeing to take up a case)
takes a vote of four.
But legal experts denied that scenario
will necessarily unfold of the Supreme
Court accepting the Grimm case and
settling the transgender restroom issue
with that case.
Jon Davidson, legal director for Lambda
Legal, said although the Supreme Court
may decide to take up the Grimm case, the
granting of a stay doesnt indicate for sure
that they will grant cert.
There have been multiple cases where
the Supreme Court has granted a stay of
a lower court and then denied cert after
its granted stay pending consideration of
a cert petition, Davidson said.
Ilona Turner, legal director of the
San Francisco-based Transgender Law
Center, said agreement from the Supreme
Court to hear the case is pretty unlikely
because the Fourth Circuit decision is
so legally sound and the issue is new in
federal courts.
Usually the Supreme Court will only
take up review if the lower courts and
specically the federal courts of appeal
are in disagreement with one another, if
theres a real deadlock among the federal
courts of appeal, and we are very far

JON DAVIDSON said the Supreme Court may

decline to hear the Gavin Grimm case in
Virginia.
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from anything like that in terms of Title

IXs protection for transgender students,
Turner said.
The Supreme Court initially granted
stays pending review of federal appeals
court decisions in favor of marriage
equality in the Tenth, Fourth and Seventh
Circuits, then ultimately declined to hear
the cases. Only after the Sixth Circuit
upheld bans on same-sex marriage,
creating a split among the circuits, did the
Supreme Court decide to adjudicate the
marriage issue.
Moreover, U.S. Associate Justice
Stephen Breyer, considered one of the
four liberal justices on the bench, voted
with the conservative justices to grant a
stay as a courtesy.
Breyer, who has called the death
penalty cruel, has been thwarted from
considering a case that could potentially
ban the punishment, Medellin v. Texas,
because justices wouldnt grant a stay
on the execution of a death row inmate
before the Supreme Court could consider
the issue. Breyer cited the case in his
explanation for why he was granting a
courtesy vote for conservative justices
on the bench.
Davidson said the Supreme Court
may well decline to hear the Grimm case
given Breyers apparent disagreement in
principle with the stay as well as the
current eight-justice makeup of the bench
because they know the ultimate result
would be armation of the Fourth Circuit
decision.
Any four justices who may want to
hear the case because they disagreed
would understand that a 4-4 split by the
Supreme Court would summarily conrm
the 4th Circuit decision, just as happened
recently in the U.S. v. Texas case involving
immigration enforcement, and would
keep the injunction in place, Davidson

said. And so, they would need to think

about whether they would really want to
grant cert under those circumstances.
The Gloucester School Board has yet to
even le a petition of certiorari before the
Supreme Court even though the request
for a stay was based on Supreme Court
consideration of the lawsuit. The deadline
for the school board to make the ling is
Aug. 29, which is 90 days after the Fourth
Circuits nal decision denying the school
boards motion for en banc review before
the full court on May 31.
The Supreme Court would likely docket
the petition for consideration during
conference after the new term begins in
October, although theres no deadline for
the court to consider the request or take
action.
Davidson said even if the Supreme
Court declines to take up the Grimm
case, justices will likely accept review for
a lawsuit on whether transgender people
can use the restroom consistent with their
gender identity at some point in time
perhaps in three to four years.
I think theres a good chance that the
Supreme Court would grant cert at some
point, Davidson said. I think there is sort
of an issue where I think theres a good
chance there would be a split in the circuits
at some point, but one of the issues with
respect to the G.G. case is that it is kind of
early in the development of the case law
here for the Supreme Court to weigh in on
this issue.
If the November election is favorable
to transgender advocates, Davidson said
the issue could also be resolved through
passage of comprehensive LGBT nondiscrimination legislation known as the
Equality Act, which he said would be a
denitive statement that gender identity
is protected under the law.
Turner, on the other hand, predicted
every circuit adjudicating the issue would
follow precedent and rule in favor of
transgender people using the restroom
consistent with their gender identity,
eliminating the need for the Supreme
Court to take action.
Im condent that we wont see other
circuit courts going the other way because
the reasoning of the Fourth Circuit is so
sound and they were simply applying wellestablished rules of interpretation to Title IX
to conclude that transgender students are
entitled to the same protections as everyone
else, and its pretty hard to disagree with
that conclusion legally, she said.
The Grimm case is but one of
multiplecases on the right of transgender
people to use the restroom consistent
with their gender identity, although his
case is the furthest along procedurally.
Five lawsuits are challenging North
Carolinas House Bill 2, which prohibits

transgender people from using the

restroom in schools and government
buildings consistent with their gender
identity. Those lawsuits include one led
against the law by U.S. Attorney General
Loretta Lynch and another by Lambda,
the American Civil Liberties Union and
the ACLU of North Carolina as well as
countersuits led by the North Carolina
Legislature, the anti-LGBT Alliance
Defending Freedom and Gov. Pat McCrory.
A trial over HB 2 is set to begin in federal
court on Nov. 14.
In
response
to
the
Obama
administrations guidance instructing
schools to allow transgender students to
use the public restroom in accordance
with their gender identity, Texas
Attorney General Ken Paxton led a
lawsuit representing 12 states and two
school districts against the Obama
administration.
Nebraska
Attorney
General Doug Peterson is representing
10 states in a separate lawsuit against the
guidance. An initial hearing in the Paxton
lawsuit is set for Friday.
In Wisconsin, a transgender student has
led a lawsuit against Kenosha Unied
School District for barring him from the
boys restroom and not respecting his
gender identity in other ways. A similar
lawsuit was led in federal court by a
transgender boy in Talbot County, Md.
In Illinois, the Alliance Defending
Freedom has led a lawsuit representing
Palatine School District against the
Department of Education after a
transgender student was granted access to
the girls locker room. In Ohio, the Alliance
Defending Freedom is representing
Highland School District in a similar
lawsuit over the federal governments
requirement for accommodation of
transgender students.
Also pending is the lawsuit against
Mississippis recently enacted religious
freedom law House Bill 1523, which
allows businesses to prohibit restroom
usage in accordance with gender identity.
A federal court has placed an injunction on
enforcement of the law, but the litigation
isnt yet resolved.
Joshua Block, a senior sta attorney for
the ACLUs LGBT Project, said the stay in
the Grimm case may impact proceedings
in these other cases, but theyre unlikely to
reach the Supreme Court in time for joint
consideration.
Some judges might hold o on ruling,
some judges may not, Block said. Im sure
the dierent parties in the dierent cases
will be arguing to the judges whether they
should ... move forward, but obviously
I dont think theres any case that is in a
posture of being decided by a district court
and beingdecided by the court of appeals
before mid-October.

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Prominent Ugandan activists arrested in brutal raid

Police beat, sexually assault
dozens inside nightclub
By MICHAEL K. LAVERS
mlavers@washblade.com
Ugandan police on Aug. 4 arrested
more than a dozen people who were
attending a Pride celebration in the
countrys capital.
Asia Russell, executive director of
Health Global Access Project an HIV/AIDS
service organization, told the Washington
Blade from Kampala that eyewitnesses
said ocers entered a nightclub in which
a Uganda Pride beauty pageant was
taking place at around 11 p.m. local time.
Russell said that up to 300 people were
inside the nightclub which is across the
street from the U.S. Embassy when the
raid began.
She told the Blade that police were
assaulting people with their hands and
canes.
Russell said ocers were extremely
brutal with the gender non-conforming
and trans women they singled out.
Kasha Jacqueline Nabagesera, a
Ugandan LGBT activist, wrote on her
Twitter page that police pulled o trans
womens hair and braids and forced
trans men to remove their clothes. She
said that a community queen who was
arrested was severely beaten.
Russell told the Blade that eyewitnesses
said the police sexually assaulted those
who were inside the nightclub. She said
they conscated their cell phones and
threatened to send the pictures they took
of them to the media.
A man who jumped from the fourth
oor of the nightclub was in critical
condition at a local hospital after the raid.
Police behavior throughout this
unlawful raid was brutal, said Russell.
Frank Mugisha and Pepe Julian
Onziema of Sexual Minorities Uganda,
a Ugandan LGBT advocacy group, were
among those who were arrested. The
police released them without charge less
than two hours later.
Clare Byarugaba of Chapter Four
Uganda, another advocacy group, was
among those arrested.
She told the Blade that she saw ocers
beating trans people and fondling their
breasts and genitals. Byarugaba said the
police also placed trans men into male
holding cells so they could be taught a
lesson.
Those who resisted were slapped
and forced to obey orders, she told the
Blade. They told us to sit down like we
were sheep awaiting slaughter. Peoples
hair was pulled and they were stepped
on. Those of us who tried to speak out

From left: All Out Executive DirectorMATT BEARDandRICHARD LUSIMBOof Sexual Minorities
Uganda celebrate Uganda Pride on Aug. 6.
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FRANK MUGISHA of Sexual Minorities

Uganda, a Ugandan LGBT advocacy group,
was among those who were arrested.
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HUMAN RIGHTS

and make a case for others were arrested

and taken to the police.
U.S. Ambassador to Uganda Deborah
Malac criticized the conduct of the
Ugandan police in a statement the U.S.
Embassy released a few hours after the
raid.
I was dismayed to hear the accounts
of a police raid last night on a peaceful
event in Kampala to celebrate Uganda
Pride Week and recognize the talents
and contributions of the countrys LGBTI
community, she said. The fact that police
reportedly beat and assaulted Ugandan
citizens engaged in peaceful activities is
unacceptable and deeply troubling.
Human Rights Campaign President
Chad Griffin in a statement described
the raid as an affront to the universal
freedom to peaceably assemble and to
the basic dignity of LGBTQ Ugandans.
National Security Adviser Susan Rice
also criticized the arrests in a tweet
that included a picture of her with
Mugisha.
Again and again, Ugandan authorities
show that they have no regard for
basic human rights of LGBTIQ people
and that they will even violate the
Ugandan Constitution in order to stop
LGBTIQ people from exercising those
basic rights, said Maria Sjdin, deputy
executive director of OutRight Action
International, a global LGBT advocacy
group, in a statement. The assault
on the community, and especially the
physical violence against trans people is
appalling.
The raid prompted Uganda Pride
organizers to cancel a parade that had
been scheduled to take place on Aug. 6.
Chapter Four Uganda Executive
Director Nicholas Opiyo told the Blade
that organizers made the decision after
Minister of State for Ethics and Integrity

Simon Lokodo, who is a member of

President Yoweri Musevenis government,
threatened to mobilize a mob to beat
up anyone who shows up for it. Opiyo
said that Lokodo also threatened a huge
police operation.
We thought it is safe to suspend all
events and engage the state next week
with a view of holding the events at a later
date, Opiyo told the Blade.
We do not want to put anyone at the
risk of a mob and police violence, he
added.
Sexual Minorities Uganda Research
and Documentation Manager Richard
Lusimbo told the Blade that activists
donated
medical
equipment
and
distributed condoms in Kampala after the
raid. He said they also held private parties
over the weekend to commemorate
Pride.
People did get together, even though
it did not work out according to plan,
said Lusimbo.
All Out, a global advocacy group
that is working with Uganda Pride, has
launched a campaign to raise money for
immediate medical and safety costs.
Last week, police violently raided a
Uganda Pride event, reads the campaign
description. People were beaten,
sexually assaulted and humiliated by the
police.
Lokodo said ina lengthy statementthe
Ugandan government released on
Aug. 8 that a group of LGBT members
assembled at the nightclub for a
meeting without police clearance. He
added police were subsequently alerted
and the assembly was disbanded and the
participants cautioned.
No one was hurt or injured during the
exercise, said Lokodo.
Lokodo in his statement appeared to
reference the Anti-Homosexuality Act, a

2014 law under which those convicted of

repeated same-sex sexual acts face life in
prison. He also said the Ugandan LGBT
rights movement organized the Uganda
Pride events with the inuence of some
foreign forces.
In our society, our African values
and cultures consider sexual activity
to be private and personal, and it is
not conducted in public, said Lokodo.
Certainly, neither is homosexuality. It is
for this reason that the promotion of gay
activities is unwelcome.
The Ugandan government has not
responded to the Blades requests for
comment.
He (Lokodo) was trying to justify his lies
with no facts and no law, said Lusimbo.
Police brutality increasing
Uganda is among the more than 70
countries in which consensual same-sex
sexual relations remain criminalized.
President Yoweri Museveni in 2014
signed the Anti-Homosexuality Act into
law. The Constitutional Court of Uganda
later struck down the controversial
law that sparked outrage among LGBT
activists around the world and prompted
the U.S. to cut aid to the East African
country.
A report that Sexual Minorities Uganda
released earlier this year indicates antiLGBT persecution increased in Uganda
after Museveni signed the AntiHomosexuality Act. Russell told the Blade
that police brutality against Ugandan
human rights advocates, civil society
organizations, independent journalists,
academics and Musevenis opponents
has increased over the last month.
This act doesnt happen in a vacuum,
Russell told the Blade, referring to the
raid.

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obtained an indictment against the

three men on charges of conspiracy to
obstruct justice, obstruction of justice
and evidence tampering in connection
with the Wone murder.
But no murder-related charges were
brought, prompting legal observers to
conclude the authorities didnt have
sucient evidence to charge the three
men with murder. Prosecutors with the
U.S. Attorneys Oce said their option of
ling a murder charge sometime later if
new evidence surfaced remained open.
Meanwhile, a detailed arrest adavit
released at the time the charges were
brought stunned those who knew the
three men and created a sensation in
the community, especially the LGBT
community. Among other things, the
adavit said the autopsy ndings and
physical evidence indicated that Wone
appeared to have been restrained or
immobilized by a paralytic drug and
sexually assaulted before being stabbed
in the chest.
According to the adavit, the three
stab wounds on Wones chest and
abdomen were surgical in nature, with no
indication that Wone moved or tried to
defend himself while being stabbed.
The surgical-like precision of the
wounds could only have occurred if Wone
were lying completely still.
Although the chemical tests associated
with the autopsy did not nd traces of

a drug, prosecutors said that type of

anesthesia-like drug usually dissipates
quickly and cannot be detected in tests.
The arrest adavit also disclosed
that investigators found S&M-related
restraining devices as well as devices
used to administer electrical shocks to a
persons genitals in Wards bedroom. In
addition, the adavit said the autopsy
found needle marks on Wones body that
were not made by emergency medical
technicians that arrived on the scene and
examined Wone.
It was not until early 2010 that pre-trial
proceedings began for Price, Zaborsky and
Ward. In response to strong objections by
a team of defense attorneys representing
the men, prosecutors backed away
from their earlier claims that Wone was
sexually assaulted.
Among other things, at the advice of
their attorneys, the three men chose to
waive their right to a jury trial and instead
requested that Superior Court Judge Lynn
Leibovitz preside over the trial and render
the verdict.
Following testimony by expert witnesses
on both sides the three defendants
also chose not to testify and dramatic
closing arguments by prosecutors and
the defense, Leibovitz found the men not
guilty of all three charges.
But in a lengthy written verdict that
she read from the bench, Leibovitz said
that while she felt there was signicant
evidence implicating the defendants,
there continued to exist a reasonable

doubt on all charges against them.

Leibovitz said she did nd that
prosecutors established beyond probable
cause that Wone was not murdered by an
intruder who entered the house while the
three defendants were asleep.
It is very probable that the
governments theory is correct, that even
if the defendants did not participate
in the murder, some or all of them
knew enough about the circumstances
of it to provide helpful information to
law enforcement and have chosen to
withhold that information for reasons of
their own, she said.
Nevertheless, after lengthy analysis
of the evidence, I conclude that the
government has failed to prove beyond a
reasonable doubt the essential elements
of obstruction of justice or evidence
tampering, Leibovitz said from the
bench.
Although greatly relieved by the not
guilty verdict, Price, Zaborsky and Ward
had yet another hurdle to face. Wones
wife led a $20 million wrongful death
lawsuit against them, which could have
resulted in a prolonged civil trial. Legal
experts pointed out that the standard of
probable cause and a conviction beyond
a reasonable doubt is less stringent in
civil cases compared to a criminal case.
As the two sides prepared for a civil
trial the defense team created a stir
by announcing that the three gay men
would invoke their Fifth Amendment

constitutional right to refuse to testify

in the civil trial on grounds that their
testimony could lead to self-incrimination.
Possibly because of that or other
reasons, Katherine Wone announced
that she and Price, Zaborsky and Ward
had reached an out of court monetary
settlement in the lawsuit, the terms of
which would not be publicly disclosed.
At the conclusion of the criminal trial,
police and prosecutors said the case
would remain open with the hope that
one or more witnesses would come
forward with the additional evidence they
need to charge one or more people with
Wones murder.
Among those closely following the
Wone murder case since shortly after
Wones death have been four gay
men who created the widely read blog
WhoMurderedRobertWone.com. One of
the men, gay activist David Greer, told
the Washington Blade the blog would
continue publishing posts by them and
the hundreds of readers who have
contributed comments over the past nine
years.
In hundreds of posts and thousands
of comment threads here and elsewhere,
people have tried to piece together what
exactly happened that night, who the
guilty party or parties are, and why it all
happened, one of the editors wrote in an
Aug. 2 posting.

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In a statement to the Tampa Bay Times,

Rubio defended his planned appearance
at the event by insisting the event isnt
anti-LGBT and blaming the media for
mischaracterizing it.
The event I will be speaking at in
Orlando is a gathering of local pastors
and faith leaders, Rubio is quoted
as saying. Leave it to the media and
liberal activists to label a gathering of
faith leaders as an anti-LGBT event. It is
nothing of the sort. It is a celebration of
faith.
Citing his opposition to same-sex
marriage, Rubio is quoted as saying
because marriage is regulated by the
individual states people who support
it have the right to petition their state
legislature to change the law, implying
the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in favor
of nationwide marriage equality was
erroneous. Rubio reportedly added
those who support traditional marriage

code for opposition to same-sex

marriage have a right to oppose
those eorts.
Despite Rubios claim the event isnt
anti-LGBT, David Lane, founder of the
American Renewal Project, is quoted
as saying in the Bloomberg article:
Homosexual totalitarianism is out of the
closet, the militants are trying to herd
Christians there.
On behalf of his evangelical supporters,
Trump has pledged on the campaign trail
to repeal the Johnson Amendment, a
change in the U.S. tax code made in 1954
prohibiting tax-exempt organizations from
endorsing or opposing political candidates.
Lane is quoted as saying the campaign
promise is a good rst step, but he
wants to hear more from Trump about
opposition to LGBT rights.
But what about the religious liberty
of Christian photographers, Christian
bakers, Christian retreat centers, and
pastors who believe same-sex intercourse
and marriage is sin? Lane is quoted as

saying. These Christians were simply

living out their deeply held convictions
of their Christian faith when they politely
refused to provide services for a same-sex
wedding. Doesnt the First Amendment
give us all a right to our beliefs?
Other planned attendees at the event
have anti-LGBT histories, including Mat
Staver, co-founder of Liberty Counsel,
who has led litigation championing
anti-LGBT causes, including defense
of Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis and
lawsuits against state bans on widely
discredited ex-gay conversion therapy.
Last month after the Orlando shooting,
Staver lamented some churches turned
memorial gatherings into a homosexual
love fest.
Another scheduled attendee is David
Barton, a Republican Party activist, who
has said God is preventing a cure for HIV/
AIDS because it is a divine penalty for
gay people.
Eliel Cruz, executive director of the proLGBT Faith In America, said Trump by

planning to attend the event continues

to show he is a danger to the LGBT
community.
He isnt intelligent enough to
understand how hes being manipulated
by the organizers of this conference,
Cruz said. It is reported organizers of
the event want to ask Trump about
how he plans to combat homosexual
totalitarianism. Trump will nod his head
and say yes to any anti-LGBT requests
made at the conference as his campaign
is driven by his ego and hell do anything,
including courting the most anti-LGBT
voices, to become president.
Trump said during his acceptance
speech at the Republican National
Convention he would protect LGBTQ
people from the violence and oppression
of a hateful foreign ideology. The
Washington Blade has placed a request
in with the Trump campaign seeking
comment on how the candidate justies
appearing at an event hosted by antiLGBT leaders near the shooting site in the

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Colin Riley was spending July 30 at his mothers house in Columbia, Md., with
his boyfriend when in Ellicott City, just a few miles north, record-breaking rain
began to fall at around 6:45 p.m. With a deluge of six inches in just two hours,
the National Weather Service characterized it as a thousand-year event.
The torrential rains combined with runo from nearby hills produced a ood of
o-the-charts proportions funneling down historic Main Street to the Patapsco
River. The raging waters ripped up sidewalks, pushed dozens of vehicles along
the path as if they were toys tossing many into the river, crushing building
foundations, and severely damaging numerous structures that contained
businesses and residences. There were two fatalities.
Colin, 29, shares an apartment on Main Street with his 33-year-old brother
Conor. Around 8 p.m. Colin received a call from Conor, informing him of the
ooding that started while he was dining at Cacao Lane across from their
apartment. Conor had told him his car had been washed away down Main
Street, shocking Colin.
Then the two brothers connected on FaceTime. The water almost covered the
door to our apartment, Colin tells the Blade. He said that there was a gas leak and
that he and his friends had to evacuate to the rooftop decks behind Cacao Lane.
Colin, a bilingual research interviewer, says he was scared for his brothers
safety. What if something set the gas o? What if he couldnt get out? I was also
worried about our apartment, fearing that it could be destroyed. Conor said that
the waters were still rising. I felt so powerless; I wanted to help him somehow,
but there was nothing I could do.
Alarmed, Colin posted to Facebook at 8:30 p.m.: There is horrible ash
ooding in Ellicott City!!! The water is washing away cars. DO NOT go anywhere
near there! If you can get out, do so immediately and safely!
After the waters receded, Conor managed to get out safely.
The ood had torn through our landlords shop and our hallway on the rst
oor, says Colin. The waters never went past that point, sparing our belongings
on the second and third oors. His car was badly damaged.
Colin thanks Howard County government and rst responders for their help.
Ellicott City remains in a state of emergency, and it will take many months to
recover.
We both want to help rebuild Ellicott City in any way possible. In the meantime,
were staying with friends and family, hoping to rebuild our lives there. Above all,
Im thankful that my brother is okay. You cant replace your loved ones.

Film series to focus on black experience

The Reel Unity Film Series is dedicated to showcasing lms for, by and about
the African-American experience, the African Diaspora and the same genderloving/LGBT communities. It is a program of the Baltimore International Black
Film Festival, which was founded in 2014. The third annual festival will take place
Oct. 5-10.
Presented by SOGAA, Inc. a non-prot service and social organization
for men who love men the Reel Unity Film Series is scheduled for Aug. 18
from5:30-8:30 p.m. at the Beth Am Synagogue, 2501 Eutaw Place in Baltimore.
Three short lms representing the three pillars of the series mentioned above
will be screened. They are: Zoo, the German lm Meeting Superman, and
Vow of Silence. Following each presentation, there will be an open discussion.
Tickets are free. For more information about the lm series, visit bib.com.
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New York City expands HIV, STD testing

NEW YORK The New York City Health Department has expanded its HIV and
STD testing services as part of Mayor Bill de Blasios NYC Plan to End the AIDS
Epidemic initiative, the department announced last week.
Anyone age 12 or older can be tested for HIV, gonorrhea, chlamydia and/
or syphilis and can receive the tests even if they have no symptoms or known
exposure.
Patients will not be required to see another health care provider unless it
is necessary. City STD clinic locations and hours can be found at the agencys
website, nyc.gov/stdclinic.
This expansion of services will connect more New Yorkers to care and is
one component of our citywide eort to reduce health disparities, said Health
Commissioner Dr. Mary T. Bassett. This city remains committed to providing
aordable STD services and promoting safer sex for all. Being sure of your
status is an essential part of a healthy and happy sex life. The only STD test you
should worry about is the one you dont take.
The Health Department expects a 30 to 50 percent increase in numbers of
visits after implementing screening visits for all.

L.A. unveils Just a Prick billboard

LOS ANGELES In the latest step against Southern Californias meningitis
outbreak, the AIDS Healthcare Foundation will unveil a new billboard campaign
Wednesday that urges gay and bisexual men to get vaccinated, My News L.A.
reports.
AHFs billboard campaign, with the provocative headline Just a Prick, features
a close-up photo of someone getting a vaccine shot. The URL freeMeningitisVAX.
org appears beneath the headline on the right side of the billboard.
Billboards are going up at Vine Street and Santa Monica Boulevard; Sunset
Boulevard and Van Ness; Sunset and Cahuenga; and Hollywood Boulevard and
Hillhurst Avenue, My News L.A. reports.
Top health ocials in the Southland have urged all gay and bisexual men to
get vaccinated against meningitis, regardless of their risk prole.
Nineteen cases of invasive meningococcal disease have been diagnosed in
Los Angeles County this year, including six in Long Beach. Pasadena, which also
has its own health department, has not seen any cases this year.
Given the total number of cases here and in other jurisdictions, the state has
declared an outbreak, the article notes.
Previously, health ocials had recommended vaccination for gay and bisexual
men who regularly have close or intimate contact with multiple partners or
who seek partners through digital applications, particularly those who share
cigarettes/marijuana or use illegal drugs.
Meningitis vaccinations are also recommended for all HIV-infected people.
Free vaccinations are available at public health clinics for those at high risk,
regardless of health insurance status. The disease is fatal in about one in 10
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Ireland extends HPV vaccine to MSM under 45

BELFAST, Ireland Men who have sex with men in Ireland and who are under
age 45 will be oered a vaccine against the human papilloma virus (HPV), the
Irish Independent reports.
A similar decision was taken by the Welsh health minister last December.
There are more than 100 types of HPV, and about 40 of these infect the genital
tract. The vaccine has long been oered to adolescent girls as part of the ght
against cervical cancer, the Independent reports.
Investment in this program will help to provide protection against HPV,
which can cause a range of cancers. My department is now working closely with
the Public Health Agency to ensure the HPV vaccine can be oered to eligible
men attending GUM clinics in the near future, said Northern Ireland Assembly
Member Michelle ONeill, according to the Independent.
Most people would need three doses of the HPV vaccine, ideally over a
12-month period. In June, just days after Sinn Fein assumed the health ministry
following the Assembly election, ONeill lifted the lifetime ban on gay men
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Trump, the curious

Christian choice
There is no low road to
greatness

RICHARD J. ROSENDALL is a writer and activist.

Reach him at rrosendall@starpower.net.

It is instructive that leading voices of the

Christian right support someone for president who believes in nothing more than
himself. To paraphrase H.L. Mencken, imagine a virtuous man and you have imagined
everything Donald Trump is not.
The religious conservatives, however, are
interested in power more than virtue. To
be sure, trusting a pathological person like
Trump is risky. But Trump promises to appoint anti-abortion Supreme Court justices
and repeal the so-called Johnson Amendment, which prohibits tax-exempt organizations from endorsing political candidates.
Americas religious pluralism has always
included people who use their freedom to
infringe the freedom of their neighbors. Every zealot with a Bible seems to feel depu-

tized by the Almighty to climb the nearest

platform and issue damning decrees. Our
shield against them is the Constitution, as
long as we dont allow fundamentalists to
rewrite or reinterpret it.
Nothing is more pernicious than people
asserting the authority of Holy Writ. This is
not just because it is obnoxious and presumptuous, but because it has such bloody
consequences. Just last week, the handiwork of American evangelicals like Scott
Lively was on display in Uganda, where police brutally raided a Uganda Pride event,
a fashion show dedicated to the Orlando
massacre victims. One of the young people
present was so terried that he jumped out
a window and suered a fractured spine.
Like Lively, the Christianist zealots deny
any role in fomenting such violence. But
hate speech inspires hateful acts. Multiple
cases have occurred recently in which Muslims were removed from commercial airline
ights simply because their presence made
others uncomfortable. If you want more of
that, vote for Trump. If not, vote against the
party that has put itself in thrall to the most
ignorant, fearful and intolerant element in
this country. Vote against it up and down
the ballot.
Some among us do not care about these
threats. Their privilege will shield them even
if the Constitution does not. The rest of us
must stand together and take our civic duty

E DIT OR IA L C A R T OON

seriously. If our complacency leads to a Republican win, its fruits could include loss of
reproductive choice, re-criminalization of
gay sex, abolition of marriage equality and
ramped-up persecution of religious minorities.
Any discussion of religious bullies is incomplete without due recognition of our
own countless religious leaders, from
Bishop Gene Robinson to Imam Daayiee
Abdullah to Rev. Irene Monroe to my late
friend Barrett Brick, past executive director of the World Congress of GLBT Jews.
Barretts graceful, erudite and politically
charged derashot (homilies) at D.C.s Congregation Bet Mishpachah were matched
by his evangelism for full integration of the
faith community in the LGBT movement.
That integration was crucial to winning marriage equality in D.C. and Maryland, where
arming ministers eectively countered
adversarial colleagues.
One thing that amazed me during the
marriage battle in D.C. was the stout opposition by many of our ministerial opponents
even to allowing women ministers. When I
saw how stuck in the past they were, I was
more condent that we would win; but we
did not slacken our eorts. Those who think
we should stay in separate silos ignore how
our opponents link us, and how our own
diversity links us. If we work together, the
GOP will have to change if it is ever again
to win a national election. If we fail, massive
resistance will have to be organized against
the repression that will follow.
The virtues needed are not the monopoly
of any faith. Humility, charity, justice, courage, integrity and love brought our Ugandan brothers and sisters together last week,
and have sustained them since the raid. If
bellowing and bluster are the keys to victory, Trump will win. But there is no low road
to greatness.
Fifty-one years ago, John Lewis put o attending to his own fractured skull as he saw
to his wounded comrades who had followed
him over the Edmund Pettus Bridge. The
seed of true greatness lies in the simple virtues that drove those patriots in the 1960s
and the pioneers in Uganda last week. Chief
among them is the virtue observed in the
early Christians, however misshapen it has
become in some of their latter-day heirs:
See how they love one another.
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August in Rehoboth Beach

Enjoying a slower pace after
hectic convention week

PETER ROSENSTEIN is a D.C.-based LGBT rights

and Democratic Party activist. He writes regularly
for the Blade.

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. Its August

and Rehoboth Beach is slow and lazy. For
most of us that is just how it should be
and after a hectic week at the Democratic
National Convention in Philadelphia I
came to relax for a couple of weeks.
The weather has been generally good,
making for fun happy hours at Aqua Grill
with its hot waiters and reasonably priced
drinks (reasonable at least compared to
drink prices at some other local bars).
The only complaint and recommendation
many have voiced to Aqua Grills owner
is to have the handsome waiters shirtless more often as they have been in past
years. They dont seem to mind and cus-

tomers love it.

Even with their New York drink prices,
Pamala Stanley continues to pack them in
for her performances at the Blue Moon.
The restaurant is fantastic and Lion Gardener can lay claim to being one of the
best chefs at the beach if not the best.
Meg Gardener is doing a great job running
the restaurant and rumor has it their catering business is going full-steam ahead.
Many of us are looking forward to the restaurant they will open across the street in
the old Seafood Shack. The building has
been gutted and they hope to open it before the end of the year. I hear it will be
called AXIS. Guess they didnt like my suggestions of Half Moon or Lesser Moon.
We all look forward to its opening.
Surprisingly, some business owners
here are complaining of a slow summer.
It was hard to tell when trying to go to
half- priced pasta night at Lupo Italian
Kitchen and being told we had a 45-minute wait at 8 p.m.
Last Thursday at cheap steak night at
Caf Azafran we were able to get a table
for two in the main room as walk-ins,
which is the rst time that happened
this summer. By 9:15 there were empty
tables. Thursday night at Azafran is great
fun with a let mignon and salad for $22

ERIC MCKUTCHEON, a server at Aqua

Grill and architecture student at Tulane
University, participated in last weeks
Bachelor Auction to benet CAMP Rehoboth.
WASHINGTON BLADE PHOTO BY PETER ROSENSTEIN

and a glass of wine for $5. The best part is

being entertained by the bartender the
talented, beautiful, chanteuse Holly Lane
with John Flynn on the keyboard.
Sunday night was the bachelor auction
at Aqua Grill. It was a benet for CAMP

Rehoboth and raised a record $29,000.

Bachelors included generous waiters
and bartenders from nearly every local
bar. Aqua participants included Matt,
Eric, Louie, Remus and bar manager Josh.
Matt set a record, raising $7,000 combining two bidders and Eric got one bidder to
ante up $6,300. Those two hot boys put
on quite a show.
This Saturday, Aug. 13 is the election
for the Rehoboth Beach Commission.
Everyone eligible should vote for Rick
Perry. The commission under Mayor Sam
Cooper has actually hurt the reputation
of Rehoboth with its nonsensical policies
on everything from swimming pools to
sound levels. Negative publicity on those
issues went nationwide. Then the mayor
suggested no liquor should be sold at new
restaurants/bars after 11 p.m., but thankfully that proposal died a quick death.
Perry is an attorney and homeowner in
town, with a background in government,
public policy and nance. He would make
a great addition to the commission, joining Paul Kuhns who was elected last year.
They would bring common sense back to
the commission. Many of us who have
spent time in Rehoboth for years hope
Kuhns will run for mayor in 2017 when
Coopers term ends.

V I E W PO I NT

Open relationships: How to make them work

Advice for navigating life
after monogamy

BROCK THOMPSON is a D.C.-based freelance

writer. He writes regularly for the Blade.

I put this question out there last week

on social media: Open relationships, can
they work?
I quickly learned some things. First,
the question would need to be adjusted
from not can they work, but how. I didnt
know that I knew so many people in open
relationships. So much so that Im convinced monogamy is no longer the norm,
if it ever really was to begin with. Then, of
course, I realized, how come they arent
asking me to play? But thats something I

have to take up with my therapist, I guess.

I quickly set out to do some (very perfunctory) research. First o, who out
there actually mates for life? Quick answer: termites, barn owls and our everstalwart sisters in the movement, lesbians. Beyond that, when it comes to advice
for people in or wanting to be in an open
relationships, headlines were all over the
charts, ranging from Ten Tips for People
in Open Relationships, to the Twenty
Rules for. . . to the 100 Must-Dos Before
You Start. One headline I loved because
it reminded me of a 1950s pulp ction
novel was what to do when Your Boyfriend Lives with His Husband! The best
stu out there for people wanting a break
from monogamy came from, surprise,
the San Francisco Chronicle.
Friends had strong opinions about this.
A couple of people wrote me privately that
since Ive been single for so long, I really cant
comment on this, which was, you know,
sweet of them to point out. Nevertheless,
advice generally fell into three camps.
Communicate, Setting Rules and

Boundaries. Clearly, right? First of all,

make sure both people know that theyre
in an open relationship. After that, set up
the rules and make sure they are well dened. Can it happen in our bed? When?
Where? With both of us? Many seem to
make them work and work well with setting up the parameters with no uncertain
language. Some told me they set these
rules and move on. Others said they have
to practically submit paperwork when
wanting to play around with others.
If Its Not for You, Its Not for You. A
few remarked that they were once in an
open relationship but that it didnt work
out. Why? They never really wanted it in
the rst place. Or maybe one wanted it
more than the other. Maybe coming from
a lack of condence, or simply just wanting
it all, things begin to crumble. I think Im
far too selsh to do this, but thats just me.
Build Up Before You Build Out. One
friend, whos been in a relationship for
some 40 years, was quick to point out
that the younger generations, in his opinion, seem to enter into open relationships

far too quickly. He told me that when it

comes to younger couples, you need
to build a strong foundation before you
start asking people in.
Beyond all that, one commenter simply
asked, Should you ask if relationships
work at all? Indeed. Do marriages work?
Does friends-with-benets work? Does
non-exclusive dating work? And long-distances? What about polyamorous ones?
A fair point, really. There are all sorts of
shapes and sizes out there when it comes
to being loved and sharing love. Relationships by denition are more than one
person, and how they dene it is up to
them, not by any one individual within it
or even outside it. When gay marriage became an issue on our social and political
landscape, many of the right feared that
this would forever alter marriage. And
they were more than likely right. We all
knew the LGBT community would nd a
hundred dierent ways to do it. So, how
do you make any of them work?
Well I guess it just depends on the relationship.

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VIEWPOINT

Reclaiming the RINO label and rejecting Trump

GOP nominee is greatest threat
to our democracy in 240 years
By DAVID B. BAKER
Labels have power. They have the power to
repress people and make them feel inferior.
They also have the power to unite a community. Power to inspire and spur people to action.
Labels like redneck are now borne as a badge
of pride while queer has been re-appropriated by a new generation.
Since 1992, RINO has been used to deride
Republicans In Name Only those who
werent considered pure Republicans and
deserved to be ousted from the party by a
more conservative challenger. I worked for
one of those challengers in 2009 and we were
partially responsible for the rst head on the
pike of the Tea Party, Bob Bennett. His crime?
He voted with the conservatives only 84 percent of the time.
I grew up in Texas and Utah where your
choice is to support Republicans or stay out
of politics. To that end, Ive worked for Republicans in Utah campaigns, helped support the
digital campaigns for the Koch brothers and
led Googles Republican SuperPAC team. Over
my career Ive seen RINO be used to deride Re-

publicans who just arent pure enough.

Today that changes. Today I choose to take up
the label RINO with pride. Because over the past
decade the Republican principles have been
shattered by the party meant to uphold them.
I believe in the party of Lincoln that stood
for uniting America, not dividing it. The party
that embraced immigrants and recognized
that Americas greatness comes not from a
feudal past but from a united call to support
the principle that all men are created equal. I
have watched these values erode over time in
the name of taking back Congress and taking
over the Senate, eroded in the name of scoring points in the innite news cycle.
These tactics have all too often gone unchallenged. I am guilty of this as I havent challenged people hard enough when they attack
the president not on his ideas, but on their
false belief that he is a Muslim or a Kenyan. I
didnt stand up to the racism in the party because I feared being labeled as a RINO and
thus being unable to push my own agenda of
marriage equality and an open internet.
While this years Republican National Convention may have appeared to be the most
gay-friendly convention, with an openly gay man
talking about his sexuality on-stage and a crowd
cheering when Donald Trump touted his desire
to protect all Americans, including lesbians and

gays, that win came at too high a price.

I was so focused on my own agenda that I
didnt see how the party was trampling on the
rights of other disenfranchised groups along
the way, while also passing the most discriminatory party platforms in modern times. I was
blinded to the changes being made to the party Id worked to support over the last decade.
Like many of my fellow #NeverTrump
friends, I believe in what the Republican Party
used to be. What it has become is no longer
recognizable. I am choosing to pick up that
label RINO and wear it proudly. I will proudly
stand for the values the party used to hold
while I wait for another option to come along.
Either a renewed Republican Party with the
racists routed out entirely, or a new party that I
will support in whichever way I can.
I saw the principles the Republican Party
used to support on full display during Khizr
Khans speech. As the father of a Muslim U.S.
soldier killed in combat protecting his fellow
soldiers stated, Look at the graves of brave
patriots who died defending the USA. You will
see all religions, races and genders. You have
sacriced nothing, sacriced no one. Donald
Trumps continued attacks on Mr. and Mrs.
Khan only continued to reinforce how far the
party has diverged from its ideals.
I choose to take up the label of RINO and

re-appropriate it because I am a Republican In

Name Only. I am a RINO because the policies
of the majority of those who call themselves
Republicans is unacceptable and unconscionable. If they have any doubt about it they can
borrow Mr. Kahns copy of the Constitution
and see for themselves:
The Constitution that Mr. Kahns son swore
an oath to preserve and protect the Constitution that stands as the sole reason for our
countrys great experiment in democracy
the Constitution that my party used to defend
but that now, Donald Trump would throw
aside as he questions judges, banishes reporters and threatens to sue those who question
his fanaticism.
I call on all good RINOs to take up the label
that we have heard thrown at us and stand
against the greatest threat to American democracy in 240 years, a major party fueled
by the vitriolic racism and xenophobia that
Donald Trump is just the most visible part of.
This election, join Meg Whitman, Maria Comella, and now Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-Ill.) and
Sen. Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) and vote against Donald
Trump and any candidate who supports him.
DAVID B. BAKER is a longtime GOP supporter
and is working on a masters degree at the
University of Oxford.

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Will Clinton garner lowest share of gay votes ever?

LGBT voters reect publics
dissatisfaction with major party
candidates

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and community business advocate. Follow
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Were entering the nal throes of a national

election enthusing few.
Dominated by dramatic campaign surprises, there are likely more to come. In this
topsy-turvy unconventional election, one such
possibility stands stark.
Win or lose, Hillary Clinton may garner the
lowest share of LGBT votes in modern history.
Democrats appear keenly aware of this potential outcome. In an interview on the closing
night of the Democratic convention, U.S. Sen.
Cory Booker expressed alarm at indications
of a lower level of support for Clinton among

gays than is typical for a Democratic nominee.

Booker, who had been a leading vice-presidential contender, characterized the lack of
robust enthusiasm for Clinton among LGBT
voters and a perceived rise in support for Donald Trump as terrifying.
According to exit polls by Gallup, Greenberg
Quinlan Rosner Research and other survey
rms, one-in-four-or-more LGBT voters have
for two decades consistently cast ballots for
Republican nominees, while one-third supported GOP Senate and House candidates in
the most recent mid-term election.
Although polling is sporadic and limited due
the tiny electoral cohort LGBT voters comprise, Trump has polled among gay voters at
levels matching Romney in 2012 and McCain
in 2008.
Although this election is notable for having
become a vomit-inducing roller-coaster ride,
Trump has polled near or at this standard
historical level among LGBT voters in recent
months, particularly in the wake of the attack at Pulse nightclub in Orlando. Clintons
support, however, has registered signicantly
below previous Democratic candidates. In Reuters/Ipsos surveys, it dropped below 60 percent throughout July.
Similar to all Americans, one-quarter of
LGBT voters indicate they dont support either

major party nominee. The high degree of dissatisfaction with both of these notorious grifters has the net eect of lowering Clintons tally
of LGBT votes.
An astounding 41 percent of Americans
have recently said they are having diculty
choosing between Clinton and Trump because they believe neither would make a
good president. LGBT voters are undoubtedly
among them.
When given the option, 13 percent told a polling rm aligned with Democrats theyd prefer a
giant meteor hitting earth than being forced to
chose either Clinton or Trump. The disaected
among those under 30 represents a plurality.
With the largest bloc of voters now self-identifying as independents, more than a quarter of
the unaliated would chose annihilation.
Although huge super-majorities consider
Clinton untrustworthy and dishonest, and
fully two-thirds say the country is headed in
the wrong direction, the renegade yet equally
distrusted Trump has managed to make an
establishment-aligned career politician the
more sympathetic candidate despite voters
otherwise clamoring for change.
The legalization of same-sex marriage and
the resulting or inevitable civil protections that
conveys, alongside other equality victories,
portends LGBT voters evolving to a less pre-

dictable single-issue voting bloc. As cultural integration broadens, LGBT voting patterns are
expected to gradually transform over mainstream issues.
It may be that Trump will do no better and
may do worse among LGBT voters than is
common for Republican presidential candidates. Nothing is certain in this certainly weird
election and Trump continuing to exhibit erratic campaign behavior could be his demise.
In the end, though, whether Trump under or
over performs among LGBT voters may have
little eect on the vote share Clinton wins.
If LGBT voters in the vast majority of predetermined blue and red states cast their
ballot for a minor party candidate knowing it
would not aect the outcome, gay vote shares
for both Clinton and Trump would diminish.
Voters in New York, for example, view Clinton
with more disdain than any statewide Democratic candidate in more than a century.
With both candidates languishing in the
gutter on favorability, the prospect of lessened
LGBT balloting for them, and especially Clinton, looms large.
Whether 2016 represents the advent or the
delay of LGBT realignment borne of assimilation, and whether Clintons unpopularity suppresses her LGBT vote share, may be the biggest takeaways for the gay community.

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Family Equality Councils new

leader on road ahead
By DANA RUDOLPH
Everyones rst week on the job should
be like Stan Sloans. The new executive
director of Family Equality Council, the
national organization for LGBT families,
began the role on the rst day of Family
Week in Provincetown, the organizations
signature event and the worlds largest
gathering of LGBT families.
The 500 families took part in activities
including a family parade, a beach
campre, free HBO kids programming
and workshops on more serious topics
like how to talk with children about the
Orlando shooting. Afterward, Sloan
spoke with me about his vision for the
organization and our community.
Before coming to Family Equality,
Sloan had for 16 years been CEO of
Chicago House, which provides housing
and employment programs for people
disenfranchised by HIV/AIDS, LGBT
poverty, and/or gender nonconformity.
He is also an ordained Episcopal priest
and while he acknowledges that religion
has been very damaging to many LGBT
people, he hopes to use his status for
good for example, in ghting so-called
religious liberty laws that discriminate
against LGBT people.
He takes up his new role at what he
calls a very critical moment for the
LGBT community. Now that marriage
equality is won, he said, Either we
nd something big enough to capture
us for the future or we may not stay
together as such a strong movement.
Were nowhere near a resting point,
he continued. Discrimination still exists
in the foster care system against LGBT
potential foster parents and LGBT kids,
as well as in employment and housing,
which impact both LGBT families and
individuals. The idea of lived equality
and of equality within LGBTQI think
were just now starting to scrape the
surface of that. Thats where I see
Family Equality being able to take a real
leadership role.
A key part of that role, he says, is
encouraging families to help families. He
explained, Currently, about 5 percent of
LGBTQ people support LGBTQ causes.
If you look at the fact that LGBTQ
children and LGBTQ families are about
twice as likely to have food insecurity as
mainstream families, we can certainly be
doing a better job of taking care of one
another. I see that as our huge agenda for

STAN SLOAN is the new head of the Family Equality Council.

PHOTO COURTESY OF SLOAN

the future.
That agenda would include LGBTQ
people with resources sharing with
LGBTQ people in need, but also ghting
to change the policies of our emergency
systems, our food programs, and our
housing assistance programs.
A lot of people here at Family Week can
aord to take a week o work and stay
in Ptown, and thats great, he said, but
when hes spoken with them about those
who cant attend and may be putting their
children to bed hungry, hes seen tears in
their eyes. Were ready to do something
better, he asserted.
He added, You cant talk economic
disparity without talking race. His

favorite event at Family Week, he said,

was an ice cream social for interracial
families. It was a metaphor of what
were looking toward. Were still way
too segregated and too isolated.
Part of the power of families helping
families is you can connect stories and
break down some of the stereotypes
that exist, both socioeconomically and
racially.
To that end, another Family Week
event encouraged conversations around
topics such as gun violence, racism, and
the Black Lives Matter movement. The
event, held in partnership with COLAGE,
the organization for people with LGBT
parents, created breakout sessions for

parents of color raising children of color,

white parents raising children of color,
and white parents raising white children,
then brought them back together to learn
from each other.
They plan to continue conversations
about racial injustice through online
forums, and will work for change in
coalition with various partners, such as
organizations focused on gun violence
prevention.
And Sloans vision of families helping
each other could have a wider impact
on the LGBT movement as a whole. He
explained, If we can do it with families
supporting families, then hopefully
well move that bar from only 5 percent
of LGBTQ people supporting LGBTQ
causes. ... And if we could do it for
families, because people care about kids,
its an easy entry point for people into
the idea of building a better world and
of altruism. I think weve got a real role
to play there.
For Family Equality to take on this
role, however, Sloan feels, means
being more outspoken about their own
work. The organization has been doing
amazing things, he said, but I dont
think were very good at letting the
world know how were impacting the
broader movement. While big court
decisions and legislative wins grab
headlines, many of Family Equalitys
successes have come from less flashy
but still important work with federal
and state executive agencies. Even
before national marriage equality, for
example, they partnered with other
organizations to help the Department
of Labor implement a rule change that
extended job-protected leave under
the Family and Medical Leave Act to
employees with same-sex spouses
anywhere in the country. They similarly
helped change the federal student aid
process to better recognize same-sexheaded families and helped modernize
federal forms to include parent
and parent options instead of just
mother and father.
Moving forward, he asserted, Well
be less quiet about what we do and
much more intentional about making
sure that were supporting one
another better under our rainbow. Im
very grateful to be here and Im very
optimistic about what were going to be
able to do.

DANA RUDOLPH is the founder and publisher

of mombian.com, a GLAAD Media Award-winning blog and resource directory for LGBTQ
parents.

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we prove everyday.

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transphobia, ignorance, apathy and white
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course, my whiteness and socio-economic
status contributed to my comfort, but I felt
that queerness was normalized.
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radical gesture, it just happened to be who I
found attractive and who I fell in love with.
Even though Ive had a positive queer
experience at Oberlin, its important
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problematic aspects to queer life on campus.
Ive been disappointed by the complacency
of the white queer community and the
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women and trans-masculine individuals have
adopted. Many of my trans and non-binary
friends still struggle to feel comfortable on
campus. Many of my friends who use they/
them/theirs pronouns, are still misgendered
by close friends even after they announce
their preferred gender pronouns.
There is still so much work that the OberlinLGBT community needs to do.
But, we still try to celebrate our queerness,
regularly. We have queer beers every
Tuesday night, where we get together at our
campus bar and celebrate.
We drink some beers, see each other, hear
each other, dance and laugh together, and this
normalization and this self-love, in a world that
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1030 EXECUTIVE BUILDING INC, 1030 15TH ST NW SUITE 230

1234 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE LIMI, 1350 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
1754 WILLARD ST CONDO ASSOC, 1754 WILLARD NW ST UNIT3
1SKY EDUCATION FUND, 1850 M ST NW STE 1100
2401 REST CORP, 2401 PA AVE NW
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3701 CONNECTICUT AVE DBA WILSHIRE PARK CO, 3701 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
3P INC, 1900 L STREET NW STE 600
4 SEASONS CONVENIENCE, 4975 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE
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A D INSURANCE INC, 4815 43RD STREET NW
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A NEW MILLENIUM TUTORING SVC, 1204 16TH ST NE
AAAS 1200 NEW YORK AVE NW
AAI PHARMA, 2320 SCIENTIFIC PARK DRIVE
AAMC-ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN M COLLEGES, 2450 N STREET NW
AARP EMPLOYEES WELFARE PLAN, ATTN CORPORATE BENEFTIS, 601 E ST NW
ABARACON FALLIN MARGARITA, 4518 BRANDYWINE ST NW
ABAZA MOHAMEDKHAIRI ,1200 14TH ST NW APT 409
ABBAMONTE JENNIFER, 400 M ST SE APT 305
ABBOTT SALLY, 2 15TH ST NE
ABC CARDIOLOGY CONSULTANTS HERMAN, 106 IRVING ST NW STE1500 N
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ABDELLAH ALI, 7401 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE APT 501
ABDULLAH AKRAM, 2400 M ST NW APT 231
ABDULLAH CAROLYN, 2966 CARLTON AVE NE
ABDULLATIF GULER, 2331 HUIDEKOPER PLACE NW
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ABDULSALAM HASSAN M, 1908 FLORIDA AVE NW, APT # 302
ABDURAZZAKOVA M, 2121 K ST NW, SUITE 70
ABEBE HAILEGNAWDEMISSIE, 1360 PEABODY ST NW APT #114
ABEDON DANIEL R, 1701 16TH ST NW
ABELL LYNDON, 2820 DUMBARTON ST NW
ABERA DENAYT G, 1355 PEABODY STREET 410
ABERNATHY JASON H, 4111 FESSENDEN ST NW
ABES TRANSPORTATION PO BOX 21039
ABHIMANYU UBEROI, 1200 23RD NW, APT 806
ABNER PATRICK, 1425 P ST NW APT 602
ABODEELY JOHN M, 1401 N STREET NW #802
ABOUKHATWA TAREK, 2303 BANCROFT PLACE NW
ABRAHAM CAROLYN, 2480 16TH ST NW APT 301
ABRAHAM ERIKA D, 5023 13TH PLACE NE
ABRAHAM GROUP LLC THE, 600 14TH STREET NW SUITE 400
ABRAM DUKE, 1517 LONDON
ABRAMS ROSE E, 1747 ALLSION ST
ABUSHACRA PIERRE, 5032 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW
ACADEMIC TRAVEL ABROAD INC., 1920 N. STREET NW SUITE 200
ACADEMY FOR EDUCATIONA, 1825 CONNECTICUT AVE NW NICHCY ATTN JAN ARCHER
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE OF WASHINGTON DC, 2000 L STREET NW
ACCAD RANIA S , 3130 WISCONSIN AVE NW APT 508
ACCENT ON HEALTH LLC, 1801 18TH ST SE
ACE LIPSON MD, 1120 19TH ST NW 200
ACEVEDOMUNEZ MIRIAM F, 1312 CLIFTON ST NW
ACHOUR ZAHRA N, APT 506, 1884 COLUMBIA RD NW
ACKERMAN A, 1454 EUCLID ST NW
ACKERMAN COLIN, 5311 CATHEDRAL AVE NW
ACKERMAN GLEN H, 701 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW APT
ACKERMAN MICHELLE, 2800 MO GILL TERRACE
ACKERSON AVIDAN, 2440 VIRGINIA AVE NW D606
ACTFL 1200 G STREET NW
ACTIVE MINDS INC, 2647 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, SUITE 200
AD AGENCY INC THE, 1010 WISCONSIN AVENUE NW, SUITE 205
ADACHI KENKI, 2400 41ST ST NW APT 410
ADAMS ALAN E, C/O ARNOLD & PORTER, 555 12TH ST NW
ADAMS ALISON B. 424 8TH ST NE
ADAMS BERNICE V, 2207 EVARTS ST NE
ADAMS BRENDA R, 420 LURAY PL NW
ADAMS ELLEN, 905 NORTH CAROLINA AVE SE
ADAMS EMERY, 705 5TH ST SE
ADAMS EULA M, 2001 MARYLAND AVE NE 3
ADAMS GINA FERGUSON, 5020 KLINGLE ST NW
ADAMS IAIN, 1629 COLUMBIA RD NW, APT 222
ADAMS KENNETH, 1619 R STREET, #306
ADAMS MARISKA S, 218 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW
ADAMS MARY E, 1319 PARK RD NW
ADAMS MARY E EST, 1319 PARK RD NW
ADAMS POLLY, 2321 SKYLAND PL SE
ADAMS SORRAE I, 2251 SHERMAN AVE, P 09E
ADAMS STANLEY O, 223 1ST ST NE
ADAMS WILLIAM, 1448 OAK ST NW
APT B
ADASSA BRUCE, 2101 WISCONSIN AVE NW
ADDERLEY CHINA S, 236 57TH STREET N E
ADDISON JOSEPHINE , 240 57TH ST
ADDUCI MASTRIANI SCHAUMBERG L L P, 1200 17TH STREET N W FIFTH FLOOR
ADELEGAN ASHLEA, 1761 R ST NW APT 1
ADELSON ANDREW J, 1145 19TH ST NW STE 607
ADELSON GINSBERG MD PC, 1145 19TH STTRRY NW # 506
ADELSON MD ANDREW J 1145 19TH ST NW STE 607
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ADGERSON PEGGY A, 2900 14TH ST NW APT 907
ADKINS TAMARA L, 3321 16TH ST NW
ADKINS THELMA, 3509 DONNA DR
ADLER BEN, 1768 HOBART ST NW, NW
ADMASU ASNAKECH, 1466 COLUMBIA ROAD NW
ADVANCED ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES INTERNAT, 1666 K STREET NW SUITE 620
ADVISORY BOARD COMPANY THE, 2445 M STREET NW
ADVOCACY ASSOCIATES LLC, 4000 ALBEMARLE ST NW STE 302
AEGINA INVESTMENTS LLC, 2004 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR AVE
AESOP DBA ILIOCO, 444 N CAPITOL STREET NW, SUITE 715
AFGHAN CHILDRENS RELIEF FUN, 1600 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW
AFRAM JOSEPH D, 1011 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW
AFRICA ACTIONS, 1634 EYE STREET NW, SUITE 810
AFRICA SOCIETY OF THE NATIONAL SUMMIT TH, 1825 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE 620
AFRICARE, 404 R STREET NW
AFSCME, LOCAL 1959 1724 KALORAMA RD NW, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE C
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AFSHAR ALI, 1939 CALVERT ST NW APT B
AFSHAR MARJAN, 2828 CONNECTICUT AV NW#209
AGA GROUP LLC THE, 1909 K STREET NW, SUITE 820
AGAIN PREGO, 1617 17TH STREET NW

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AGBODJI FRANCIS, 1225 10TH ST NW # W2
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AGER JOHN, 1031 31ST NW
AGER JULIA B, 1706 HOBART ST NW B
AGER MARY, 1031 31ST NW
AGHA DIYA, 4345 MASSACHUSTTS NW
AGNES SHANNON , 1823 13TH STREET
AGNEW ADRIENNE, 2412 FRANKLIN ST NE
AGNEW BRYANT, 12 ANACOSTIA ROAD SE, APT. 13
AGNEW WILLIE, 2412 FRANKLIN ST NE
AGOSTINO STEVE C, 6201 30TH STREET NW
AGRON MAUREEN L, P.O. BOX 25821
AGRON MAYREEN L, P.O. BOX 25821
AGUILAR CHERYL, 1401 EMERSON ST NW
AGUS JESSICA S, 1911 R ST NW, APT 402
AHCA PAC ADMINISTRATIVE FUND, 1201 L STREET NW
AHCA-PAC, 120 L ST NW
AHLSTROM PROMISE A, 5225 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
AIA, 1735 NEW YORK AVE
AIKIN ANN, 326 KENTUCKY AVE SE
AINSWORTH VAUNE E, 3000 CONNECTICUT AVE, #306
AIRWAY CLIMATROL, 505 KENNEDY STREET N W
AITKEN BRUCE E, 4323 WARREN ST
AJAMI RASHID, 3251 PROSPECT ST NW APT 317
AJAMU ADISA A, 5522 HUNT PL NE
AKAII LINEBERGER, 120 V STREET NW
AKBARI ABTIN, 2301 CHAMPLAIN ST NW APT 201
AKER CECILIA, 2745 29TH ST NW APT 502
AKERLEY SUSAN M, 813 G STREET NE
AKRE ANDREW C, 212 ELM STREET NW
AL ROBS, 3000 K STREET NW, SUITE 110
AL SHATTI DEENA, 2800 QUEBEC ST NW
AL TURKI ZUHAIR, 11200 HENDERSON RD
ALABAMA ORTHOPEDIC SURGICAL, 200 MONTGOMERY HIGHWAY
ALABDULJADER OMAR, 4100 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW
ALADJEM FREDERICK J, 3304 RITTENHOUSE ST NW
ALADJEM PADMA K, 3304 RITTENHOUSE ST NW
ALANE UL, 2233 18TH ST NW APT 401
ALAYETO GEORGE, 2800 WISCONSIN AV APT 907
ALBRECHT BOB, 402 7TH ST NE
ALDEN KRISTIN D, 3133 ADAMS MILL ROAD NW
ALDERETE TERRI, 2201 N ST NW APT 708
ALDOSARI ABDULLAH, 2400 M ST NW APT 127
ALDRICH ALEX, 2727 29TH ST NW APT 319
ALDRIDGE AARICKA, 1428 K ST SE
ALEFHI ANDRIANA, 3427 HOLMEAD PL NW, APT A
ALEJANDRA NEGROPONTE, 4411 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW, APT T412
ALEKSANDRA G EGOROVA, 5921 NEVADA AVE NW
ALEMU SYLVIA, 1333 N ST NW
ALENAZI F Z, 37 ALAHWAZ
ALENIA NORTH AMERICA, 1625 EYE ST NW
ALEX ST JAMES A RAILEY CISCO, 1220 L STREET, APT 124
ALEXANDER JOHN ESTATE, 4202 13TH ST NW
ALEXANDER AMY R, 1530 KEARNEY STREET
ALEXANDER CALVIN, 714 ROXBORO PL N W
ALEXANDER MICHELLE, 4507 ARKANSAS AVE NW
ALEXANDER SAMUEL T, 667 F ST NE
ALEXANDER SARAJANE, 18374 KENYON ST N W
ALEXANDER SHEINA M, 1343 RIDGE PLACE SW
ALEXANDRIA USEPA, 1200 PENNSYVANIA AVE NW
ALFIDI MARIE, 2001 16TH ST NW APT 708
ALFIYA G MIRZAGALYAMOVA, 1830 R ST NW, APT 24
ALFORD HARRY III, STE 331, 4400 JENIFER ST
ALFORD THOMAS, 2844 WISCONSIN AVE APT 507
ALFOUZAN ABDULATIF F, 3019 ARIZONA AVE NW
ALHALAL A S, 2251 SHERMAN AVE NW
ALI AMAN JT, 800 4TH ST SW APT N219
ALIMARDANOV RUFAT M 2515 K ST NW APT 805
ALIZA YUDKOFF, 1414 17TH STREET, 109
ALJEDANI M, 2600 VIRGINIA AVE
ALKAABI SULAIMAN, 3522 INTERNATIONAL CT NW
ALLAN M WEINSTEIN MD PC, 3301 NEW MEXICO NW AVE STE302
ALLAUCA ANITA E, 4425 14TH ST NW APT 24
ALLEGIANCE STRATEGIES LLC, 1301 M STREET NW, UNIT 913
ALLEN RICHARD E Estate of, 130 BRYANT ST NW
ALLEN A J, 1225 13TH ST NW
ALLEN ALICE, 2424 N ST NW
ALLEN ARI, 1325 15TH ST NW APT 103
ALLEN CYNTHIA, 5062 SHERIER PL NW
ALLEN DELORES, 4303 3RD STREET SE 201
ALLEN EVANNE L, 942 O ST NW
ALLEN JAMES, 3229 LIVINGSTON
ALLEN JAMES G, 1757 SWANN STREET NW 4
ALLEN JENNIE, 1304 NORTH CAROLINA AVE
ALLEN JOHN, 2424 N ST NW
ALLEN KATHLEEN M, 11 8TH ST SE APT 1
ALLEN KIMBERLY D, 1628 MICHIGAN AVENUE NE
ALLEN MELONY, 5120 SARGENT RD NE APT 210
ALLEN RICHARD, 130 BRYANT ST NW
ALLEN RONALD V, 3710 17TH ST NE
ALLEN S K, 714 WHITTIER ST NW
ALLEN TIMOTHY L, 1927 38TH STREET NW
ALLMAN WILLIAM P, 2142 F ST NW
ALLRED ADRIAN V, 1 MARRIOTT DRIVE
ALMENGOR JORGE, 2400 VIRGINIA AVE NWC823
ALNOAIMI RAMZAN, 35 E STREET NW
ALONZO PEDRO, 1421 BELMONT ST NW
ALPHA DRUGS LLC, 1638 R STREET NW, SUITE 1
ALPHER ELLIOTT J, 1901 PENNSYLVANIA AVE N, SUITE 905
ALQUAYYID N A, 2600 VIRGINIA AVE, STE 800
ALRAJHI L A, 3520 PROSPECT ST
ALROWILI A, 2600 VIRGINIA AVE
ALRUWAITEA ABDULAZIZ, 2600 VIRGINIA AVENUE STE 800
ALSHAARAWI A M, 2600 VIRGINIA AVE, STE 800
ALSHOGAIR R, 2600 VIRGINIA AVE
ALSOP ANNIE, 917 MARYLAND AVE NE
ALSOP BERNARD, 917 MARYLAND AVE NE
ALSTON ADA, 330 1/2 13TH ST NE
ALSTON ANGEL, 4707 6TH PL NE
ALSTON GAYLE R, 3957 BLAINE ST NE
ALSTON HERBERT, 643 MORTON ST NW
ALSTON VALARIE, 1236 RAUM ST NE APT 11
ALT KELLY, 350 GALLAWAY ST NE APT#T07
ALTER TAL, 1741 T STREET NW 102
ALTHUIS CHRISTOPHER T, 614 MARYLAND AVE NE APT 4
ALTON ENGINEERING COMPANY, 5225 WISCONSIN AVE NW SUITE
ALUMS LEOLIA, 6302 7TH ST NW
ALVAREZ ANTONIO, 3132 16TH NW
ALVAREZ M, 1825 CT AVE NW
ALVAREZ MARIA EUGENIA, 5201B WISCONSIN AVE NW APT 108
ALVARO A BOTERO, 1700 HARVARD ST NW, APT 407
ALVES ADRIANA, 1329 FLORIDA AVE NW
ALYA ALTURKI, 2222 I ST NW # 713
ALYEA PETER G, 1101 E CAPITAL STREET SE, APT 2
ALZHEIMERS ASSOCIATION FOUNDATION OF AM, PO BOX 96391
AM SOC FOR MICROB, 19131 ST NW
AMAN ELIZABETH M, 6200 OREGON AVE NW APT 412
AMAR SHAH, 3420 16TH STREET NW, APT 106S
AMARAINDER GOLI, 1362 B MONROE STREET NW
AMARJIT SINGH, 529 14TH STREET NW, APT 956
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AMBROSE ELLYN, 1203 N STREET NW #A

AMBROSE KATHLEEN, 2922 45TH ST NW
AMBUCHI MASAYA, 512B SEWARD SQ SE
AMBUSH ROBERT, 309 ELM STREET NW
AMCO SYSTEM PARKING 2700 F NW ST
AMEHRAYE YAHIA, 3003 VAN NESS S1015
AMER FOUNDATION AIDS RESEARCH, PO BOX 96635
AMER MEDICAL ASSOCIATIO PAC, 25 MASSACHUSSETTS AVE NW STE 6
AMER OSTEOPATHIC ASSN, BEVERLY TANABE, 1090 VERMONT AVE NW STE 510
AMER SOCIETY FOR MICROB, 1752 N ST NW
AMER SOCIETY OF NEPHROL, ASN MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL, 1725 I ST NW STE 510
AMER SOCIETY OF REPRODU, 1200 G STREET NW
AMERICAN ACAD OF CHILD P, PO BOX 96106 STE 201A
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF NURSING, 600 MARYLAND AVE SW
AMERICAN ASSOC OF UNIVERS, PO BOX 96793
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF POLITICAL CONSUL, 600 PENNSYLVANIA AVE SE, STE 330
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, DIVISION FOR PUBLIC SERV, 740 15TH ST, NW, 9TH FL
AMERICAN COUNCIL ON INTERNATIONAL PERSON, 1101 15TH ST NW, SUITE 750
AMERICAN DIABETES, HEATHER BECK, 1025 CONNECTICUT AVE NW 1005
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH, 1230 17TH STREET NW
AMERICANEXPRESSTRAVELRELATE09559605,C/OWASHINGTONPOST,115015THSTNW
AMERICAN FOREST FOUNDATION, 1111 19TH STREET NW STE 780
AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSN, 734 15TH ST NW, SUIT 80
AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATIO, 1111 19TH STREET, NW #780
AMERICAN HEALTH CARE ASSN, 1201 L STREET NW
AMERICAN INSURANCE CO, 1130 CONNECTICUT AVENUE
AMERICAN ISLAMIC CONGRESS INC, 1730 M ST NW, 707
AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMM, 440 1ST ST NW, STE 600
AMERICAN MEDICAL RESPONSE, 2825 V ST NE
AMERICAN NURSES ASSOCIATION, 600 MARYLAND AVENUE SW
AMERICAN PHARMACISTS ASSOCIATION, 2215 CONSTITUTION AVE NW
AMERICAN PHARMACISTS, ATTN: RHONDA CLARK 2215 CONS
AMERICAN PHYSICAL THERAPY AS, ATTN ACCTS PAYABLE, 1111 FAIRFAX ST
AMERICAN PSYCH ASSOC, C/O YOLANDA HAWKINS, 750 1ST ST NE
AMERICAN PSYCHIATRIC PRESS, 1400 K ST NW
AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATIO, 750 FIRST ST NE
AMERICAN RED CROSS 431 18TH STREET NW, 3RD FLOOR
AMERICAN RED CROSS ATTN CORPORATE BENEFTIS, 2025 E ST NW
AMERICAN RED CROSS P.O. BOX 37243
AMERICAN SECURITY COUNCIL FUND, 1239 PENNSYLVANIA AVE S E
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR 1752 N STREET NW
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR MICROB, 1752 NORTH STREET NW
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR MICROBIOLOGY, 1752 N STREET
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS, 636 EYE ST NW
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
ATTN CORPORATE BENEFITS, 1255 23RD ST NW SUITE 300
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF NEPHROLOGY, 1510 H STREET NW, SUITE 800
AMERICAN SOLUTIONS FOR WINNING THE FUTUR, 888 16TH ST NW, STE 800
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY AMERICAN UNIVERSITY,
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY MOCK TRIAL, STUDENT ACTIVITIES ATTN: NICO
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY AUXILIARY SERVICES 3201 NEW MEXICO AVE NW
STE 350, ATTN: CINDY CLAVAS
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY TENLEYTOWN, 3201 NEW MEXICO AVE NW
STE 350, ATTN: CINDY CLAVAS
AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY FOUNDATION 1726 M ST NW, FL 10
AMERICAS HEALTH INSURANCES, 601 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW
AMERICORPS, NATIONAL SERVICE TRUST CORP FO, 1201 NEW YORK AVE NW
AMILCAR SYLVESTER, 103 HAWTHORNE COURT NE
AMK ENTERPRISES, 4849 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NW
AMOROSI LENORA TOLAND, 4977 GLENBROOK RD NW
AMPS INC, 2025 M ST SW SUITE 800
AMSHULA JAYARAM, 1711 MASS AVE NW 108
AMT CARL R, 2400 16TH ST NW APT 623
ANALCO COLIN, CASHIERS OFFICE, 800 FLORIDA AVENUE NE
ANANDH ILA J, 6227 HARLEN PLACE NW
ANASTASSOPOULOS ALEXANDRA, 1905 R ST NW APT 8
ANDERSEN CHARLES, 1301 DELAWARE AVE SW APT N810
ANDERSEN CHARLES J, 1301 DELAWARE AVE SW
ANDERSON ADRIENNE, 100 I ST SE APT 1016
ANDERSON CARRIE, 2212 16TH ST NE
ANDERSON CHRISTINA, 411 A ST SE, UNIT B
ANDERSON ERIC, 3800 RESERVOIR RD NW STE 4N
ANDERSON HATTIE M, 401 K ST NW 606
ANDERSON HELEN J, C/O CHARLES ANDERSON, 1301 DELAWARE AVE SW
ANDERSON IDA A, MOUNTAIN CITY GA
ANDERSON II JAMES C , 1000 NEW JERSEY AVE SE UNIT 1211
ANDERSON JANET, 3537 JAY ST NE, APT 303
ANDERSON JOE T, 763 HWY 5 SN
ANDERSON JOHN, 17 6 TH ST SE
ANDERSON JR CARL E , 2801 ELLIOTT STREET
ANDERSON KATHARINE D, 2123 CALIFORNIA ST NW, D4
ANDERSON LAURA M, 1727 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW, APT 319
ANDERSON LAWRENCE, 2615 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR AVE, APT 302
ANDERSON LEE, 1213 K ST NW
ANDERSON LEON, 1221 W ST NW
ANDERSON LEON, 1221 W ST NW
ANDERSON LESLI, PO BOX 99
ANDERSON LULA, 2212 16TH ST NE
ANDERSON M B, 1840 CALIFORNIA ST NW APT 5A
ANDERSON NATASHA A, APT 203, 2000 RIDGECREST CT SE
ANDERSON SARA D, 5011 GARFIELD STREET NW
ANDERSON VERA M, 3880 EASTERN AVE
ANDERSON WHITNEY S, 3206 WISCONSIN AVENUE NW, APT 63
ANDOH MARY E, 1449 MONROE ST NW
ANDRADE MARIA, 2429 3RD ST NE
ANDRADE MILAGRO, 4000 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW, APT A831
ANDRE JAQUELINE E, 1611 6TH STREET NW
ANDREIA CAMPINOS C, 438 3RD ST NE
ANDREW ROBERT T, 1750 P ST, UNIT 704
ANDREWS DENNIS E, 525 G STREET SE
ANDREWS ZORA C, 734 QUINCY ST NW B
ANDRIS LEON W, 1221 28TH ST NW
ANDRIS MATTHEW, 905 6TH ST SW APT 211
ANGELICH GEORGE D PSYD, 4115 WISCONSIN AVENUE NW, SUITE 203
ANGIULO MARTINA D, 1112 M STREET NW, APT 411
ANGWAFO CHARMAINE, 3121 WARDER ST NW
ANIC & ASSOCIATES, 6400 GEORGIA AVE NW, STE 11
ANJUMA K GOSWAMI, 4200 CATHEDRAL AVENUE NW, APT 1117
ANNEKE JESSEN, 1776 K ST NW STE 800
ANSLEY BRIAN, 419 7TH STREET SE
ANTHONY PHILLIP N, 5118 7TH ST NW
ANTON AIRFOOD OF TX, HANGAR 11 RM 204
ANTONIETTA CORVASCE LLC, 2940 CHAIN BRIDGE ROAD NW
ANTONIEWICZ MARK T, 2622 WOODLEY PLACE N W
ANTONISHAK JILL, 1724 18TH STREET NW APT 2
ANUM JOSHUA, 1150 VARNUM NE ST
ANUNAY Q, 2117 KEARNEY ST NE
APARICIO JULIO CESAR, 3531 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
APDIM, PO BOX 98073
APOSTOLATOS ALESSIA, COPLEY G14, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
APPLEMAN BRADLEY, 1118 S. CAROLINA AVE. SE
APPLEMAN NICOLE, 1118 S. CAROLINA AVE. SE
APPLER MARGUERITE L, 5922 W 13TH ST APT306
APPLETREE INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATION INNOVA, 400 7TH ST S E
APS RAVEN ACQUISITIO, C O DANAHER CORPORATION, 2200 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
ARABELLA PHILANTHROPIC INVESTMENT ADVISO, 734 15TH ST NW, STE 600
ARANGO ROGELIO, 2140 L ST NW
ARAYA SEMHAL T, 1916 17TH ST NW APT 102
ARBUCKLE ANDREW C, 616 E ST NW, APT 1002
ARCHER LEAH, 1931 18TH ST SE APT 4
ARCHEY LORRAINE W, 4018 21ST STREET N E
ARCHIE INEZ R, 4527 15TH ST NW

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ARCHIE THOMAS W, 4527 15TH ST NW

ARCHIOCESE OF ROMAN CATHOLIC, C/O SECURITY TRUST CO, 730 15TH ST NW
ARCHIVAL ART SERVICES INC, 2412 18TH STREET NW
ARD CHRISTOPHER M, 927 W ST NW
ARDIA DAVID, 4214 RIVER RD NW
ARELLANO SHENA, 1221 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW
ARENT FOX KINTNER, 1050 CONNECTICUT AVENUE N.W., 7TH FLOOR
ARENT FOX LLP, C O ANDREA CAMPBELL, 1050 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW
ARGYLE CONDO ASSOCIATION, 3220 17TH NW ST T 30
ARHAR MARION A, 4836 OXFORD DRIVE
ARI NITSA B, 1201 N ST NW APT C
ARIANA K WILLIAMS, 2511 Q STREET, 116
ARISSO MAURICE, 1200 N ST NW, APT 101
ARKEDIS ROBERT E, 1451 BELMONT ST NW APT 202
ARLING BRYAN JMD PC, 2440 M ST NW, STE 817
ARLINGTON CAPITAL PARTNERS, 600 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NW, STE 600
ARMAN DAVOUDIAN DMD PC, 4115 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
ARMENTANO ANDREW D, 601 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW APT
ARMHOLD DAVID III, MARLOW PLAZA MARLOW HEIGHTS, 2900 ST CLAIR DR APT 620
ARMSTEAD MARIANN W, 3005 BLADENSBURG RD NE 912
ARMSTRONG BRIAN C, 1718 M STREET N W, APT 325
ARMSTRONG CHRISTINE, 4419 G ST SE
ARMSTRONG CYNTHIA A, 700 N HAMPSHIRE AVE STE 1207
ARMSTRONG JAMES P, 428 LURAY PLACE N W
ARMSTRONG KRATZ QUINTOS, 1725 K STREET N W, SUITE 1000
ARNDT CHARLES H, 2001 S STREET NW, STE 300
ARNETT ANDREW, 623 M ST NW 13
ARNOLD ABIGAIL, 3215 OLIVER ST NW
ARNOLD ABIGAIL S, 3215 OLIVER ST NW
ARNOLD GALE, 1520 33RD ST NW
ARNOLD GERALYN, 1334 BELMONT ST NW APT 102
ARNOLD KEITH D, 2950 VAN NESS ST NW 80
ARNOLD LINDSAY, 717 G ST SW
ARONSON SARAH, 1499 MASSACHUSETTS
ARORA ELIZABETH, 649 LEXINGTON PL NE
ARORA SHRI, 649 LEXINGTON PL NE
ARRATIA MIRIANA LAUSIC, 1724 GALES ST NE
ARTHUR JESSICA M, 400 MASS AVE, 922
ARTHUR SUSAN, 602 ASPEN STREET NW
ARTIS CLIFTON, 2102 MARYLAND AVE NE, APT 4
ARTIS SHAWNNA M, 4809 MEADE STREET NE APARTMENT
ARX MOBILE INC, 2002 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NW
ASAE, DEBRA SHER VICE PRESIDENT, 1575 EYE ST NW ASAE BLDG
ASAKAWA CARL M, 611 PENNSYLVANIA AVE SE
ASBILL BRENNAN & SUTHERLA, 1275 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW
ASFAW SARA G, 3280 ROBERT CLIFTON WEAVE
ASFAW TIGIST S, 1839 TOBIAS DR SE
ASGARI MARJAN, 4741 MACARTHUR BLVD NW
ASH ADRIAN M, 1657 31ST STREET NW
ASH HOSSEIN HARIRINIA, CONTROLLER, 2013 H ST NW
ASH VIRGINIA, 7708 LANSDALE ST
ASH VIRGINIA EST, 7708 LANSDALE ST
ASHBURNER CHARLES B, 1408 S ST NW
ASHBY CAROL A, 7464 7TH STREET NW
ASHBY WALLACE BRUCE, 7464 7TH STREET NW
ASHE LISA, PHS CRITICAL CARE SVCS, 1150 VARNUM ST NE
ASHFORD CHRISTOPHER, P O BOX 23003
ASHIDA MITSUAKI, 2141 I ST NW APT 810
ASHRAE NATIONAL CAPITAL CHAPTE, 2101 L ST NW STE 200
ASIAN PACIFIC ISLANDER DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, 1426 9TH ST NW
ASMAR LAILA E, 1140 23RD ST NW APT 1003
ASONGWE FELICIA U, PO BOX 43664
ASONYE UZO, 1625 I NW ST
ASPEN OF DC INC, 1101 15TH STREET NW
ASPER JULIE A, 3432 LOWELL ST
ASSE AMANDINE, 5182 EASTERN AVE NE APT 302
ASSEFA ELIAS, 1451 SHERIDAN ST NW APT 102
ASSN OF AMERICAN G, 1710 16TH STREET NW
ASSN OF PROFESSORS, 409 12TH ST SW
ASSN OF PROPOSAL, PO BOX 77272
ASSOC OF PUBLIC HEALTH LABORATORIES, 2025 M STREET NW, SUITE 550
ASSOC PHY OF WASHINGTON, PO BOX 4560
ASSOCIATION FOR CANADIAN STUDIES IN THE, 1220 19TH ST NW, SUITE 801
ASSOCIATION HEALTH CARE, 701 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN RAILROADS, 50 F ST NW
ASSOCIATION OF FLIGHT ATTENDANTS, PLEDGED COLLATERAL TO
MLBFS, 1275 K ST NW
1818996 ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSORS, DEPARTMENT 3132
1823581 ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC TELEVISION STATI T, 666 ELEVENTH ST NW, STE 1100
1822162 ASSOCIATION OF RESEARCH LIBRARIES, 21 DUPONT CIRCLE NW, STE 800
1819088 ASSOCIATION OF STATE & IN, 750 FIRST STREET NE, SUITE 1010
1789461 ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS IN HO SPITAL, 730 11TH ST NW
1824981 ASTRA WALLACE, 3300 HIGHLAND PL NW
1804612 AT&T WIRELESS, 114 MADISON ST NW
1826651 ATAL JUAN P, 1221 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW, APT 1001
1800384 ATCHERSON AUGUSTUS, 23 54TH STREET SE
1800384 ATCHERSON THELMA, 23 54TH STREET SE
1799832 ATCHISON LISHIA, 3333 WISCONSIN AVENU
1824982 ATHLETES FOR HOPE, 5335 WISCONSIN AVENUE NW, SUITE 850
1723741 ATKINS J TYLER, 406 ELM ST NW
1810181 ATKINS LESLIE, 1750 HARVARD ST NW APT 6D
1784749 ATKINSON JANE E, 4100 W STREET NW, APT 404
1831618 ATKINSON LAUREN EVANS, 2448 39TH ST NW
1816689 ATLANTIC PARKING, 2131 K STREET NW STE 200
1723943 ATLANTIC SERVICES GROUP, 2131 K NW ST STE200
1717053 ATSITE REAL ESTATE, 2021 L STREET NW 2ND FLOOR
1824715 ATTRIDGE PAUL B, 7808 MALDEN LN
1806200 ATWOOD ALDEN, 813 E STREET S E
1831638 AUGER PEDRO P, 1516 33RD ST NW
1833450 AUGER ULYSSES G, 1217 22ND ST NW
1824992 AUGUSTO D TOMAS JR, 907 6TH STREET SW, 502 C
1785529 AULL MELINDA R, 744 GRESHAM PL NW
1824791 AUS ALEX D, 2111 11TH STREET NW, UNIT 1
1816641 AUSBROOKS MELANE, 2000 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, PO BOX 397
1724562 AUSTIN AGNES M, 55 GALLATIN ST NW
1800151 AUSTIN CLAIRE, 3611 N STREET NW
1724563 AUSTIN EDITH T, 1323 U ST SE
1780422 AUSTIN EULAH M, 2611 POMEROY RD SE
1822164 AUSTIN JUSTYNA R, 4000 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW, APT 1111
1790734, AUSTIN NAOMI, 2800 13TH ST NE
1790734 AUSTIN SHIRLEY, 2800 13TH ST NE
1816002 AUSTIN TYLER, 720 CAPITOL SQUARE PL SW
1816652 AUTO SKILLS CENTER, 240 BROOKLEY AVE
1809611 AUTOHAUS LANCASTER INC, 3188 BLADENSBURG RD NE
1682930 AUTRY JANICE M, 550 NEWCOMB ST SE
1826545 AVENA JENNIFER A, 3820 GARFIELD STREET NW
1834025 AVENDI MEDIA, 4101 ALBEMARLE ST NW
1833299 AVENT GAIL, 3406 N ST SE
1780440 AVENT GARLAND R, 4200 HAREWOOD NE RD
1820291 AVENT JESSE, 659 MARTIN
1829185 AVENT LUCY, 6445 LUZON AVE NW APT 116
1829186 AVENT WILLIAM, 6445 LUZON AVE NW APT 116
1813368 AVERY KEVIN, 1422 MADISON ST NW
1816247 AVERY NATALIE, 1838 MONROE ST NW
1642456 AVILEZ ENCINAS FERNANDO ANTONIO, 7130 9TH ST NW
1762022 AVNI MICHAL, 3739 W ST NW
1816055 AVRAMOV YURIY, 1524 INDEPENDENCE AVE SE
1822168 AWARDS LIMOUSINE SERVICE INC, 3713 NEWARK ST NW
1808759 AXELROD KATIE, 1330 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW 426
1825424 AXSMITH CHRISTINE, 3523 TENTH STREET NW
1825000 AYALA S LEWIS, 3519 30TH STREET NW
1749596 AYALAHERNANDEZ MARIA R, 812 JEFFERSN ST NW APT 5

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AYER M F, 1725 20TH ST NW APT E

AYERS AUSTIN A, 2300 41ST STREET NW
AYLOR MARY, 3133 KNOX ST SE
AYRAULT MARIANNE, 3711 RESERVOIR NW RD
AYRAULT RENAN, 3711 RESERVOIR NW RD
AYRIANNE P PARKS, 2710 P STREET NW
AYSE ONER, 1301 20TH ST NW APT 402
AZAIEZ GORDANA VUKOVIC, 2950 VAN NESS ST NW, 828
AZEREDO ALBUINO, 400 NEW JERSEY AVE NW
AZLEIN ARTHUR A, 4414 16TH ST NE
AZMI SAMAR, 7035 BLAIR RD NW

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B DAVID S CUSTOM FRAMING, 1801 K STREET NW 106 L

B ELLIS LCSW, 1616 18TH STREET NW, SUITE 206
B R ASSOCIATES L P, 680 RHODE ISLAND AVE NE, C O VANGUARD REALTY GROUP
BABA T ELEBY EL, 1008 SAVANNAH ST SE, APT 102
BABB FREDERICK D, 2123 CALIFORNIA ST NW
BABBITT WENDY, 1908 FLORIDA AVE 204
BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING LP, 3216 18TH ST NE
BACHRACH SHLOMO Estate of, 914 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE SE 4
BACHRACH JUDITH, 6443 WESTERN AVE NW
BACKSDALE ELLIOTT D, 1203 F ST NE
BADER JILL, 1401 N ST NW APT B
BADER MATHEW E, 1842 N CAPITOL ST NW
BAECHTEL ROBERT E, 2529 34TH ST SE
BAER ELIZABETH W, 2242 49TH ST NW
BAGGETT TONIA, 100 MICHIGAN AVE NE APT 2
BAGGOTTS JOHNNIE B, PO BOX 63771, BENNING STATION
BAGLEY MARIAN, 923 BARNABY ST SE
BAGLEY NICOLE, 3519 QUEBEC ST NW
BAHAR HANNAH, 733 15TH STREET NW #618
BAILEY BRYAN D, 5208 ILLINOIS AVE NW
BAILEY IRMA, 518 RITTENHOUSE ST NW
BAILEY JAMES, 3213 WALBRIDGE PL NW
BAILEY JAMES E, 629 NEW JERSEY AVE NW
BAILEY JEANNE M, 3215 BEECH ST NW
BAILEY KATHLEEN, 603 TAYLOR ST NW
BAILEY LILLIAN, 4110 GAULT PL NE
BAILEY MARION, 4226 4TH ST NW
BAILEY PAMELA, 154 R STREET NE
BAILEY RICHARD, 300 K ST SE
BAILEY RUTH, 603 TAYLOR ST NW
BAILEY VINCENT, 1820 MISSISSIPPI SE AVE 204
BAILY DANE, 3342 MOUNT PLEASANT ST NW APT
BAIRD BRIAN F, 1776 LANIER PLACE, APT 1A
BAIRD DAYNE, 555 MASSACHUSTTS NW APT 517
BAKALAR ANDREW J, 6115 N DAKOTA AVE NW
BAKEN MARLON , 1231 BRENTWOOD RD NE
BAKER BARBARA G, 1730 R ST SE # 105
BAKER BOLTS LLP, 1299 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW
BAKER DONALD I, 1693 32ND ST NW
BAKER JANICE, 803 3RD STREET SW
BAKER KEITH, 1301 U STREET NW
BAKER MEGAN, 5081/2 E ST NE
BAKER SADIE R, 2500 3RD ST NE
BAKHSH RAYAN, 4912 3RD ST NW
BAKLEH NIDAL, 1301 15TH ST NW APT 618
BAKS FAMILY ENTERPRISES INC, 2205 4TH ST NE
BALAZS ANTONIA E D, 2001 16TH ST NW APT 703
BALAZS NANDOR L, 2001 16TH ST NW APT 703
BALDWIN ANTOINETTE, 78 RANDOLPH PLACE NW APT 6
BALDWIN HANNA, 415 WARNER ST NW
BALDWIN HANNA M JT, 415 WARNER ST NW
BALDWIN MARIANNE, 61 JEFFERSON ST NW 102
BALDWIN ROBERT, 415 WARNER ST NW
BALDWIN ROBERT H III JT, 415 WARNER ST NW
BALDWIN TARA L, 719 D ST NE APT 205
BALE CAROLYN L, 4100 CATHEDRAL AVE NW
BALL DANIEL R, 1401 O STREET NW, APT 303
BALL TIMOTHY L, 1818 N ST NW SUITE 300
BALLANTINE CHARLES J, 5620 COLORADO AVE NW
BALLANTINE MARION A, 5620 COLORADO AVE NW
BALLANTYNE ALISON E, 3850 TUNLAW RD NW 114
BALLARD BEVERLY A, 1715 MONROE ST NW
BALLARD CHARLES B, 2544 17TH ST NW APT 103
BALLARD GLENN M, 3134 DUMBARTON ST NW
BALLARD MABEL, 1727 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW
BALLENTINE JABRIEL, 611 PENNSYLVANIA AVE SE # 335
BALLOUT D, 4545 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
BALTIMORE III LENOX, 6711 GEORGIA AVE NW 402
BANCROFT ASSOCIATES PLLC, 2526 L SMITH, SUITE 930 S
BANIHASHEMI MICHELLE, 450 MASSACHUSTTS NW APT 305
BANK OF AMERICA, 3 DUPONT CIRCLE N W
BANK OF AMERICA PLAN, PO BOX 2269
BANKER STEPHEN E Estate of, 4410 LINGAN RD NW
BANKHEAD PRESTON, 639 MORTON STREET NW
BANKS CAITLIN M, 3206 WISCONSIN AVENUE NW, 55
BANKS CAMILLIA S, PO BOX 23926
BANKS ELIZABETH, 114 PIERCE ST NW
BANKS JOSEPH E, 1926 SUMMIT NE PL
BANKS SHARON, 530 WHITTIER ST NW
BARAC CO THE, C/O FRONT DESK, 2144 CALIFORNIA NW ST
BARAKAH FAHAD, 601 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW
BARBANEL F RACHEL , 2604 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
BARBARA CAMPBELL BASIC, FBO BARBARA CAMPBELL, 4505 WILLARD ST #1007-S
BARBER ANDRE P, 355 I STREET SW, UNIT 201
BARBER JENSEN E, 3101 NEW MEXICO AVE N W
BARBER PERRY O JR, SUITE 500 EAST, 555 13TH ST NW
BARBOUR PAUL F JR, 129 U STREET NE
BARCARDI US INC, 1275 PENN AVE NW, 11TH FL
BARGE LOLITA, 624 GALVESTON ST SE
BARGE MARGARET G, 5010 13TH ST NW
BARIL CHRISTINA A, 21411 1 STREET NW 812
BARILLAS PEDRO, 3460 14TH ST NW APT 128
BARKER CHRISTOPHER F, 3131 CONNECTICUT AVE
BARKER KAREN, 2224 DECATUR PL NW
BARKER MICHAEL, 3320 N STREET NW
BARKER ROSINA, 3320 N STREET NW
BARKSDALE ELLIOTT D, 1203 F STREET NE
BARKSDALE RUTH, 1239 1ST ST
BARLEY TIM, 825 11TH ST NE
BARLOW TRACY, 2325 42ND ST NW APT 320
BARNES ANTHONY S, 4514 HAWTHORNE STREET NW
BARNES BARBARA, 2629 BOWEN RD SE APT 103
BARNES BOISEY O, 2041 M L K JR AVE SE, STE 108
BARNES BOISEY O, 413 G ST SW
BARNES DAVID, 3113 ADAMS MILL RD NW APTB
BARNES DAVID L, 1703 KENYON STREET NW
BARNES DENISE I, 4424 1ST PLACE NE, APT 21
BARNES ERNEST L, 3453 MINNESOTA AVE SE
BARNES JAMAL, 2637 STANTON RD SE 103
BARNES JAMES A, 2300 GOOD HOPE RD SE APT 325
BARNES JOHNNIE, 2301 11TH ST NW APT 413
BARNES LEON, 402 15TH ST
BARNES LOUVENIA A, 3453 MINNESOTA AVE SE
BARNES NATASHA D, 3070 STANTON ROAD SE APT 102
BARNES RUTH, 240 60TH ST NE
BARNETT WYATT, 1502 17TH ST NW, #4
BARNHILL MONICA L, 1140 46TH PLACE SE

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BARNS RONALD, 240 60TH ST NE

BAROR ROBERT J, 201 I STREET NE APT 804
BARR JOEY, 658 12TH STREET NE
BARRATO ANDREA E, 4612 SEDWICH ST NW
BARRERA WAGNER, 3232 16TH STREET, NW
BARRETT FANNIE L, DAHLONEGA GA
BARRETT GRACE, 2916 NASH PL SE
BARRETT JOHN P, 6900 GEORGIA AVE NW, PREV MEDICINE WALTER REED ARMY
BARRETT KATHLEEN E, 4101 ALBEMARLE ST NW, 313
BARRETT LOIS A, CO LOIS ANGELL, 2512 Q NW 314
BARRETT MARILYN, 2370 CHAMPLAIN ST NW APT 35
BARRETT RICHARD J, CO LOIS ANGELL, 2512 Q NW 314
BARRINGTON ALDENE A, C/O RIGGS NATIONAL BANK FEDERA, 1750
PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW
BARRY FERN A, 90 EYE NW
BARRY MARCUS A, 1531 K ST SE
BARRY THERESA A, 1209 DECATUR STREET NW
BARRYMAN RUSSELL, 1929 12TH NW ST
BARSKY JEFF, 6317 32ND ST NW
BARTA MABEL V, 2633 30TH ST SE APT 2
BARTH ROBIN M, 3128 OLIVER STREET NW
BARTHES BRENDAN WILSON, 1610 PARK RD NW
BARTHES WILSON, 1610 PARK RD NW
BARTOLF ALEXANDRA M, 1840 COLUMBIA RD 502
BARTON MARIA, 4726 FOXHALL CRES NW
BARUCH ELEANOR H, 41 S NW
BASAURI IVAN, 1650 PARK ROAD NW APT A
BASCON MARIA, 4220 NEBRASKA AVE NW
BASI JESSPREET KAUR, 3615 T STREET NW
BASIL THOMAS, 1518 HOWARD ROAD SE
BASILVA ITELVINA N, 3149 MOUNT PLEASANT ST NW, APT 203
BASS TIMOTHY, 300 3RD ST NE, APT 2
BASSI HARIN, 400 MASSACHSTTS AV NW #703
BASSIL CYNTHIA, 1103 QUEEN ST NE
BASSIS TOMIEAK, 4660 M LUTHR KING SW APTA504
BASSMAN ROBERT S, 3414 29TH ST NW
BASTIAN HILDA, PO BOX 18856
BATES VENTON, 2112 M
BATIPPS SYLVIA R, 1645 JONQUIL STREET NW
BATTIS EMERY JOHN, SCHEDULE B, 324 S CAROLINA AVE SE
BATTIS NEUMAN FAMILY TRUST, SCHEDULE B, 324 S CAROLINA AVE SE
BATTISTA JR WILLIAM G, 3901 CONNECTICUT AVE NW APT 41
BATTLE DEBORAH, 801 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW
BATTLE DEONE, 1220 ASPEN ST NW
BATTLE EDWARD TALMADGE, 5102 N CAPITOL ST NW
BATTS GROVER, 111 4TH ST S E
BAUER RICHARD J JT, 2425 L ST NW APT 531
BAUTISTA DEYANIRA, 1517 JACKSON ST NE
BAUTISTA DEYANIRA A, 1517 JACKSON STREET NE
BAXTER BARBARA E, 1234 19TH ST NW STE 704
BAXTER BARBARA E DMD, 1234 19TH ST NW STE 704
BAXTER JAMIE L, 2800 WOODLEY RD NW, 301
BAXTER TAMARA, 3460 14TH ST NW APT 444
BAYH EVAN, 5170 TILDEN STREET
BAYLOR CHARLOTTE E, 1104 3RD ST SE
BAYOU CO, 2721 NAYLOR RD SE
BAZARIAN INTERNATIONAL FINANCE ASSOCIATE, 1025 CONNECTICUT AVE NW SU
BAZEMORE REGINALD B, 1828 D STREET NE 2
BAZEMORE WILLIAM E, 2805 SHERMAN AVE NW
BCBSA MCMANAMAN, 1310 G ST NW
BEACH E, 555 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW
BEACH FRANK, 1738 Q ST NW
BEACH MICHAEL, 1864 PARK ROAD NW
BEACH OSWALD IMMIGRATION LAW GROUP, 888 17TH ST N W, SUITE 900
BEACHEM GEORGE S, 3927 ILLINOIS AVE NW
BEADLING CYNTHIA, 4607 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, APT 205
BEAL JOHN, SCHOOL OF CANON LAW, CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
BEAL JONATHAN L, 2800 ADAMS MILL ROAD NW
BEALE JAMES, 1024 8TH ST NE
BEALL MARY S Estate of, 2101 16TH ST NW APT 725
BEALL MARY S, 2101 16TH ST NW APT 725
BEALL WALTER, 3945 GARRISON ST NW
BEAMON ARTHUR, 2475 VIRGINIA AVE NW APT 328
BEAN SHARON A, 1817 29TH STREET SOUTHEAST
BEARDEN BARBRA J, 3355 16TH STREET APT 606
BEARDSLEY BUC LEVITT, ATTN KATE BEARDSLEY, 919 EIGHTEENTH ST STE 600
BEARFIELD RICHARD, C O A CARPENTER, 50 IRVING ST NW 2K142
BEATRIC ROBBINS ESTATE, 321 17TH PL NE
BEATRICE COMBASHN, 1811 BLANEY RD
BEATRICE CRENSHAW, 324 23RD
BEATTY SANDRA J, 2023 1ST ST NW
BEATY VIRGIL R, 1608 W ST NE
BEAUCHAMP HELEN S, 21 15TH ST SE
BEAUCHAMP JOSHUA P, 21 15TH ST SE
BEAUCHAMP TRAVIS A, 21 15TH ST SE
BEAUFORD SHANNON, 1614 D STREET SE
BECK DAVID E, 2388 CHAMPLAIN ST NW APT 7
BECKENHAUER KURT M, 5405 KANSAS AVE NW
BECKER DAVID K, 1728 MASSACHUSETTS AVE SE
BECKER JULIA M, 761 VIRGINIA CIRCLE NE
BECKLER RUTHIE, 1722 SEATON ST NW
BECKLEY MASON, 1713 RIGGS PL NW
BEDIZ DAVID, 2013 N HAMPSHIRE AVE NW, UNIT 6
BEECH GERMAINE, PO BOX 23531
BEELER CURTIS H, 1238 LINDEN PLACE NORTHEAST
BEELER JAMES C, 601 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW
BEFEKADU ENDALE D, 1203 7TH STREET NW, APT101
BEHAN KELLY E, 1260 21ST ST NW APT 610
BEHAVIOR HEALTHCARE AND DIAGNO, 1012 14TH ST NW STE 1025
BEHBAHANI ALI, 2627 ADAMS MILL RD NW, APT T6
BEICHNER HILARY BRIANNE, 850 QUINCY ST NW APT 521
BEIJING TRADE EXCHANGE INC, 900 2ND STREET NE, SUITE 309
BEIRISE ELIZABETH, 1333 INDEPENDENCE COURT SE
BEISER IAN H DPM, 1145 19TH NW STREET, #203
BELK STEPHEN, 702 N ST NW APT 101
BELL ELIZABETH, 1024 8TH ST NW
BELL HELENE M, 621 COLUMBIA RD NW
BELL IMAGE, 7417 16TH ST NW
BELL JAMES C, 1120 16TH STREET N.E., APT. #1
BELL JAMES R, 3446 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW APT
BELL JAMIN, 121 1 2 THOMAS ST NW
BELL JARICKA M, 156 R STREET NE
BELL JERRY, 4917 9TH ST NW
BELL JOSEPH M, 3643 6TH ST SE APT 4
BELL JUNE, 809 QUINTANA PLACE NW
BELL JUSTIN, 503 U ST NW B
BELL KENNETH, 648 1/2 MORTON PL NE
BELL MILDRED L, 1449 S CAROLINA AVE SE
BELL ROBYN, 601 EDGEWOOD ST NE APT 616
BELL TERRENCE EDWARD, 52 ELMIRA SW
BELL THOMAS, 1337 10TH ST NW
BELL WILLIAM, 1229 RANDOLPH ST. NW
BELL WILLIAM, 4536 BROAD BRANCH ST
BELLE JOSHUA C, 1903 15TH STREET
BELLE MYERS, 436 7 ST
BELLROSE KEVIN, 3891 PORTER NW ST C303
BELLWETHER PRODUCTIONS, 1629 WEBSTER STREET NW
BELT ALONSEZA, 823 21ST STREET NORTHEAST
BELTWAY ENVIRONMENTAL LLC, 1010 WISCONSIN AVENUE NW
BENDER DANIEL J, 4411 35TH STREET NW
BENDER ETHAN S, 4411 35TH STREET NW
BENDER S S, 1120 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, STE 1200

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BENDER SAMANTHA T, 4411 35TH STREET NW

BENEFITS FORTIS, 5705 9TH ST NW
BENGE CLAUDIA, 913 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NE
BENITEZ EDIVIA, 623 K ST NE
BENITEZ JUAN C, 1500 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW, APT 155
BENITEZ XENIA, 926 LONGFELLOW ST NW
BENJAMIN CARNEY, 4718 BLAINE ST
BENJAMIN TIFFANY, 5606 EASTERN AVE NE
BENJAMIN TRITOBIA, 3525 16TH ST NW
BENKO MARGARET A, 4501 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW, APT 605
BENNETT CHERANNE, 613 SHERIDAN ST NW
BENNETT COURTNEY H, 2605 39TH STREET NW, APT 103
BENNETT D, 122 INGRAHAM ST NW
BENNETT GEORGE B, 3723 W ST NW
BENNETT SANDRA J, 3512 18TH ST NE
BENSAHEL PIERRE, 2333 ASHMEAD PLACE NW
BENSCHOTER SETH, 1418 SHEPHERD STREET NW
BENSON CHRISTINA C, 117 S STREET NW
BENSON MARION S, 636 MASS AVE NE
BENSON MICHAEL L, 117 S STREET NW
BENSON SUSAN S, 636 MASS AVE NE
BENTLEY DINELLA, 5208 ILLONOIS AVENUE NW
BENTSEN TODD, 1514 BUCHANAN ST NW
BENZ KATHY A, 450 MASS AVE NW APT 208
BERA REMI, 1920 S ST NW APT 404
BERCOVICI MICHELLE, 1209 KENYON ST NW
BERENTHAL KAREN L, 3801 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW, APT 617
BERFIELD AMYMORTON L, 2700 CALVERT ST NW, 512
BERG TRISH, 629 MORRIS NE PL
BERGER ABBY L, 1444 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW, APT 302
BERGER MYESHA M, 5107 FITCH ST SE APT 301
BERGER STEPHEN K , 2900 CONNECTICUIT AVE NW, APT 326
BERGSMAN MICHAEL, 4482 SALEM LN NW
BERGSTROM ASHLEY, 2000 N ST NW APT 613
BERGWALL OWEN A, 2800 QUEBEC ST NW APT 724
BERHA ASSEFA, 1444 ROCK CREEK FORD RD NW, 214
BERKELEY AMY F, 2711 ORDWAY ST NW, 208
BERKOWITZ S, 3801 NORTHMPTN ST NW
BERMAN ELEAZAR, 113 HEALY HALL
BERMAN STEPHEN J, 4633 DAVENPORT ST NW
BERMAN VICTORIA, 4850 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW APT
BERNARD ETHEL, 4018 ILLINOIS AVE NW
BERNARD JEANNE P, C O DANIAL GRANGE 1624 CRESCEN
BERNARD KATHRYN, 2300 41ST ST NW APT 301
BERNARDON ANNABEL M, 2744 UNICORN LANE
BERNATH DANIEL, 315 E ST NE
BERNEY KEVIN GERALD, 1240 MARYLAND AVE NE
BERRY ANGELO, 1914 I STREET NE, 2
BERRY BERNICE, 1103 D ST NE
BERRY CHARLES, 1103 D ST NE
BERRY EDNA, 5077 8TH ST NE
BERRY KATHRINE A, 2423 39TH PL NW
BERRY LAURA, 2835 4TH STREET NE
BERRY LORNA, 9688 190 STREET
BERRY MAKEDA , 336 63RD ST NW, APT 204
BERRY MURRAY & LORNA, 9688 190 STREET
BERRY WILLIAM W JR, 2423 39TH PL NW
BERRYMAN WILLIAM C, 305 MORGAN ST NW
BESSO JOHN, 4701 CONNECTICUT AVE NW APT 20
BEST DESIRAE N , 2006 38TH ST SE, APT 102A
BEST II MILFORD , 5532 4TH STREET NE
BEST MICHAEL , 3653 ALABAMA AVE SE
BETTER CALL BUCK LLC, 2436 TUNLAW NW RD
BEUTLER BRIAN A, 1768 HOBART STREET NW
BEVERAGE PINKY, 8881 RIVERVIEW RD SE
BEVERLY HERBERT R, 607 SHERIDAN
BEVERLY THERESA, 901 6TH ST SW 918A
BEVIER JASON T, 1002 PAPER MILL COURT
BEVILY DORETHIA, 1415 MONTELLO AVENUE NE
BEVIS EDITH P, 6216 32ND PLACE NW
BEYNON CARRIE ANN, NEW MEXICO AVENUE, 3279 SUTTON PL NW APT C
BG4 INC, 101 CONSTITUTION AVENUE NW, SUITE 710E
BHASKAR ANURAG, 1225 13TH ST NW APT 304
BHATT MANEESHA, 770 5TH ST NW #1102
BICKOFF ANDREA, 2701 CALVERT ST NW, APT 121
BIDERMAN ROBIN, 4100 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW
BIEARD CARLTON, 1137 HAVORD STREET NW
BIEGING KEVIN, 1334 QUINCY ST NW
BIEMILLER LAWRENCE, 2853 ONTARIO RD NW APT 222
BIERLEIN KATHERINE, 1808 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, APT 401
BIG ALS FAMILY FITNESS, 2150 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, STE 7 137 NW
BIG FISH A DESIGN PARTNERSHIP INC, 405 8TH STREET SE, SUITE 200
BIG K LIQUORS, 2252 M L K AVENUE SE
BIGELOW DOLORES G, 5027 13TH ST NE
BIGGIO CHARLES P III, 1440 N. ST N.W.
BIJAN SANGANI, 1511 22ND STREET NW, APT 24
BILGEN ARDA, 825 NEW HAMPSHRE NW APT 504
BILLIE EARLINE, APT 301, 920 BELLEVUE ST SE
BILLINGSLEY ANDREW, C/O ANGELA BILLINGSLEY, 907 6TH ST SW APT 815C
BILLINGSLEY BRENDA J, 240 JEFFERSON ST NW
BILYEW JENNIFER, 3114 WISCONSIN AVE NW 702
BINAU ELLIE, 2712 WISCONSIN AV NW APT 508
BINDA RHONDA S, 1301 20TH ST NW, APT 602
BINGHAM ANDREW, 1421 T ST NW APT 1
BINGHAM BEATRICE, 122 JOLIET ST SW UNIT A, C/O MARY & EDWARD SHIELDS
BINGHAM RICHARD H, 4914 7TH ST NW
BINH Q THAL, 1125 12TH STREET NW, APT 85
BIO REFERENCE LAB INC, PO BOX 70919
BIOPRODUCTS INC, ATTN CORPORATE BENEFITS, 1400 INDEPENDENCE SW
BIRCHFIELD JENNIFER A, 2610 41ST ST NW 2
BIRDSALL CHERYL C, 1728 NEW HAMPSH AVE NW, APT 402
BIRKHILL BENJAMIN G, 1602 VERMONT AVE NW
BIRUDAWL JUSTIN, 40 SEATON PL NW
BISESE JAMES, 1303 CLIFTON ST NW APT 4
BISHOP AMY, 2200 19TH ST NW APT 402
BISL USA INC, 1401 NEW YORK AVE NW STE 1225
BIVINGS GROUP, 2201 WISCONSIN AVENUE, SUITE 310
BLACK DEVON, 3127 RITTENHOUSE NW ST
BLACK ETHEL, 4910 7TH STREET SW
BLACK JR WALTER, P O BOX 29035
BLACK MARY, 635 EDGEWOOD ST LKA
BLACK RUTH G EST OF, 813 JEFFERSON STREET NE
BLACK WILLIAM, 1220 INDEPENDENCE AVE SE
BLACKBURN LAUREN C, 520 INGRAHAM ST NW
BLACKMAN DORIAN, 1321 ALLISON ST NW
BLACKWELL ELEBY, 1110 SAVANNAH ST SW APT 31
BLACKWELL FLORINE , 1718 MONT AVE NE
BLACKWOOD JEFFERY S, 642 I STREET NE
BLAHA EDWARD, USSAH BOX 1071
BLAHA TIMOTHY, USSAH BOX 1071
BLAIR AUNDRIA L, 2515 HIGH ST SE
BLAIR JAMES, 3116 LOWELL LANE NW
BLAIR JOSEPH E, 46 V ST NW
BLAKE M, 430 M ST SW, APT N207
BLAKE REAL ESTATE INC, 1150 CONNECTICUT AVE NW 801
BLAKELY LEONARD J, 801 DUPONT HIGHWAY
BLAKELY ROBERT T, 17 BURTON AVE
BLAKEREY HAZEL R, C W BAKER CIR
BLAKEY MARY, 5233 NW NEW HAMPSHIRE
BLALACK MELODY R, 520 RANDOLPH ST NW
BLANCHARD RENEE C, 3802 14TH STREET NW, 312
BLAND E, 811 R ST 1

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BLAND FRANCIS M, 1110 FAIRMONT ST NW

BLAND JR LEWIS H, 3107 14TH ST NE
BLAND MARY J, 725 BURNS ST SE
BLAND THOMAS A, 1207 NEW JERSEY AVENUE NW
BLAND WILLIE M, 811 R ST 1
BLANK ANTON E, 1338 R ST NW 315
BLANK MARY E, 1338 R ST NW 315
BLANKENSHIP GILMER J, C/O G L BLANKENSHIP, 4500 LOWELL ST NW
BLANKENSHIP MAZIE O, C/O G L BLANKENSHIP, 4500 LOWELL ST NW
BLANKENSHIP ROSS, 620 CONSTITUTION AVE NE
BLANNING TRST WILLIAM, 2801 QUEBEC ST NW
BLANNING WILLIAM H, 2801 QUEBEC ST NW
BLANTON KRISTEN, 1342 T ST NW
BLAY STANLEY, 3538 A STREERT SE, APARTMENT 303
BLESENER SUSAN M, 1427 IVES PLACE SE
BLOCH MICHAEL, 2107 S STREET NW
BLOCHE MAXWELL G, 4954 ASHBY ST NW
BLOCK ALIZE, 2900 14TH ST NW
BLONZ JOSH, 1773 LANIER PL NW #18
BLOOM JOSHUA J, 3726 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, APT 513
BLOUNT JENNIFER M, 729 B MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
BLOUNT ROBERT H, 1317 MARYLAND AVE NE
BLOUNT ROBERT H JR, 1317 MARYLAND AVE NE
BLUE LONNIE Estate of, C/O 1730 LANIER PLACE NW
BLUE CURTIS II, 126 35TH ST, APT 202
BLUE JAMES, 1203 FLORA ST NW
BLUE NANCY S, 2432 TUNLAW RD
BLUE SHERRYL D, 5130 KANSAS AVE NW
BLUE THELMA, 126 35TH ST, APT 202
BLUEPLATE MEDIA INC, 509 7TH ST NW
BLUMENKRANZ UZIEL, 1234 19TH ST NW, STE 208
BLUTINGER ELAN, 2927 44TH ST NW
BOARDMAN JOHN, 1723 SHEPHERD ST NW
BOATENG E, 1348 SHEPHERD ST NW
BOBO GLENN, 50 HAWAII AVE NORTHEAST, APARTMENT 3
BODDIE MARGARET A, 5740 13TH ST NW
BODINE MEREDITH, 3800 RESERVOIR RD NW
BODYSMITH PERSONAL TRAINING, 1830 18TH STREET NW
BODZIN STEPHEN A, U/A DTD 09/11/1995, BY AMANDA M KOLKER 1995 TRUST
BOEHLE DAN, 2109 37TH ST NW
BOERI JOANNA J, 3101 ELLICOTT ST NW
BOETTCHER KRISTY M, 1418 W STREET NW, 101
BOGART INC, 1063 WISCONSIN AVE NW
BOGLE BONNIE, 600 WATER STREET SW, BOX 309
BOISEY BARNES, 413 G STREET SW
BOISEY BARNES MD, 413 G ST SW
BOISSIERE MAURICE X JR, 1605 MADISON STREET NW
BOJAN SAVANOVIC, 1353 IRVING STREET NW, APT 9
BOLAJI-ADIO ADEDAYO O, 119 BATES ST NW
BOLITHO ROBERT SCOTT, 1446 CORCORAN ST NW
BOLLINGER ANNE, 2900 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, APT 133A
BOLLS LELIA W, 2208 TUNLAW RD NW
BOLTON RAPHAEL C, 130 SEATON PLACE N W
BOLZ TAYLOR, 2929 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
BOMAR MICHELLE, 235 DIVISION AVE NE
BON APPETIT MGMT CO, 4400 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW
BON E FLEMING, 1200 N ST NW, APT 115
BON LOUISE CAREY JR, 2127 CALIFORNIA ST NW
BONDS DUANE R, 4100 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW APT
BONDS SAMUEL LEE E, 3121 APPLE RD NE
BONERO PETRA P, 4549 C ST SE
BONFIM MARLENE, 3700 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW, APT 128
BONN BRUCE G, 2311 M ST NW STE 304
BONNER DENTAL NET, 1700 17TH ST NW STE 302
BONNER LESLIE E, 1700 17TH ST NW, STE 302
BONNER PATRICIA K, 4100 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW 1202
BONNER STEPHANIE ELIZA, 1301 VERMONT AVE NW APT 601
BONNER THOMAS L, 1823 13TH STREET
BONNICK ANDREA, 2041 GEORGIA AVE NW, STE 40 47
BOOKER CLAUDIA, 6010 2ND ST NW
BOOKER CORTEZ, PATRICK H BOOKER, 1917 M ST NE APT 4
BOOKER REGINALD, PO BOX 70105
BOOKER WILLIAM, PO BOX 70105
BOOMER FANNIE L, GENERAL DELIVERY
BOOMER PODRES, 1805 23RD ST, APT 251B
BOONE CLIFTON R, 4009 D ST SE
BOONE THELMA, 4009 D ST SE
BOONE WANDA H, 1355 QUEEN ST NE
BOONE WILLIAM, 2916 7TH ST NE APT 2
BOOS MELODEE R, 1700 G ST NW CUBICLE 3236
BOOTH KRISTEN, 4616 ALBEMARLE ST NW
BOOTH SIMON G, 2020 12TH STREET NW T05
BOOTHE MARK, 1805 GOOD HOPE ROAD SE APT 2
BOQUEL GERARD, 1350 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, STE 30
BORCHARDT MARK, 4701 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, APT 506
BORENS ROBERT N, 1045 31ST STREET NW, APT 101
BOSHA GEORGETTE, 1234 MASSACHUESTTES AVE # 501
BOSLEY JOHN W, CHEMONICS INTERNATIONAL, 1717 H STREET NW
BOSQUEZ ERNEST L, 3367 FARNSWORTH ST
BOSTICK RODNEY J, 642 RIGGS RD NE
BOSTON ELSIE, 1219 FLORIDA AVE NE
BOSTWICK MELANIE, 1425 P STREET N W
BOTELHO MARISSA, 539 BRUMMEL CT NW
BOTELLO JAMIE, 1328 SOUTHERN AVENUE SE, STE 309
BOTERO CATALINA, 1640 16TH STREET NW, APT 607
BOTSFORD STEPHANIE, 1632 30TH ST NW APT 10
BOTTICELLA ANGELA N, 1125 12TH STREET NW APT 51
BOUCHER CHARLES R, 824 EMERSON ST NW
BOUCHER TRAVIS, 268 LUKE AVE SW RM 620
BOUCREE JEANNINE L, 1540 GERANIUM STREET NORTHWEST
BOUKNIGHT LAUREN M, 316 BRYANT ST NE
BOULDIN ISABELLA S, 3130 WISCONSIN AVE NW
BOULOS MARIE, 3812 KLINGLE PL N W
BOULOS MELISSA, 4201 CATHEDRAL AVE NW APT 204E
BOULTON GEOFFREY WARREN, 3049 PORTER ST NW
BOULTON WARREN, 3049 PORTER ST NW
BOUYAT RONALD N, 4334 WINDOM PL NW
BOUZA GEORGE L, 1427 IVES PLACE SE
BOWEN DANIEL, 229 12TH ST SE
BOWENS KATIE, 2425 35TH SE, WDC 3048
BOWERGROUPASIA, 1030 WISCONSIN AVENUE NW
BOWERS ESTATE ANDREW, 1122 COLUMBIA RD NW
BOWES JOSEPH, 1816 POTOMAC AVE SE
BOWLES LUCILLE, 1769 1/2 SWANN ST NW
BOWLES LUCILLE V Estate of, 1769 1/2 SWANN ST NW
BOWLES MARY C, 1002 H ST NE
BOWLES ROBIN, 4699 BENNIGN RD, APT B
BOWMAN CAROLINE, 2000 N ST NW APT 422
BOWMAN FRANK L, 1776 I ST NW STE 400, ATTN PHYLLIS M RICH
BOWMAN JARON A, 1815 BURKE ST SE
BOWMAN JOCELYN H, 3704 N 14TH STREET, 4
BOWMAN MARTHA, 1018 IRVING ST NE
BOWMAN MARTHA A, 1018 JUICY ST NE
BOWMAN MATTHEW, 4964 BRANDYWINE ST NW
BOWMAN MIKAL ANDREA, 1515 BENNING RD NE
BOWRING MIRIAM D, 20 8TH STREET NE, NO 3
BOYCE AMANDA, PO BOX 10024
BOYD CORRIE, 4715 9TH ST NW
BOYD DEAN, 5411 MCCARTHER BLVD
BOYD GEORGE A, 1264 OWEN PL NE
BOYD HOWARD, 1220 L ST NW, 100 432
BOYD LILLIAN, 1440 V ST NW

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BOYER EDITH ESTATE OF, APT 415, 1440 NORTH ST NW
BOYER EDITH M, APT 415, 1440 NORTH ST NW
BOYER MELANIE L, 4577 MACARTHUR BLVD NW 204
BOYKIN LESTER, 4721 MACARTHUR BLVD NW
BOYKIN MARIA, 4721 MACARTHUR BLVD NW
BOYKIN REMOLA, 1321 BUCHANAN STREET NW
BOYKINS JOHANNA, 2400 41ST ST NW
BOYKINS WILBERT, 778 KENILWORTH TERRACE, APT NO 4
BOYLE WILLIAM A, 1615 KENYON STREET NW APT 23
BOYLES GRACE M, 1544 34TH STREET NW
BOZA CARLA, 3401 38TH ST NW APT 117
BOZEY ENABENITO, 1447 S ST NW
BOZNIAK ALLISON, 1101 PARK STREET
BRACEWELL PATRICK J, 1342 27TH STREET NW
BRACK CATHERINE C, 621 A STREET SE
BRACKINS MAYTHER EST, 232 33RD STREET NE
BRAD FRANK, 3028 WISCONSIN AVE N W, APT 201
BRADISH CHRISTOPHER K, 400 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW 111
BRADLE CATHERINE A, 3611 14TH ST NW
BRADLEY BARBARA A, 3007 ERIE STREET SOUTH, EAST A266
BRADLEY BETTY, 3298 FORT LINCOLN DR NE APT 60
BRADLEY BRUNHILDE, 716 WARRINGTON AVE SE
BRADLEY DONYEE, 3420 18TH STREET NW 301
BRADLEY ETHEL, 908 S ST NW
BRADLEY GWENDOLYN, 1888 SAVANNAH PL SE
BRADLEY LILLIAN T, 316 62ND ST NE
BRADLEY LORI, 3809 49TH ST NW
BRADLEY MARY, 1888 SAVANNAH PL SE
BRADLEY THEODORE, 316 62ND ST NE
BRADLEY WINSTON, 1826 LAMONT ST NW
BRADSHAW LAURA, 3354 BAKER ST NE
BRADSHAW RAYMOND, 3354 BAKER ST NE
BRADY ALIZABETH H, 722 F ST N E
BRADY SARA A, 1612 POTOMAC AVE SE
BRAGG EXCELLE, 608 10TH ST NW
BRAME DAWN, 2251 SHERMAN AVENUE N W, APT 319E
BRANCH CASEY, 2434 39TH PL NW
BRANCH MAURY, 4018 GEORGIA AVE NW
BRANCH ROCHELLE, 1690 FT DUPONT ST SE
BRAND CONSULTANCY LLC THE, 1066 31ST ST NE, 150
BRANDER LAUREN A, 711 E ST SE APT 104
BRANDES EMILY, 4465 MACARTHUR BLVD NW APT 3
BRANDES TERRI, 3810 49TH ST NW
BRANDON JULIA, 723 FAIRMONT ST NW
BRANDON ROBERT M, 3417 WOODLEY RD NW
BRANDT STEPHANIE S , 3817 PORTER STREET NW, 101
BRANHAM TIASIAH EST OF, 3500 13 ST SE #201
BRANK L, 1775 I ST NW
BRANSON ROY, 531-12TH STREET S E
BRASELTON SUSAN COLLIER, 5031 LOWELL ST NW
BRASS KNOB BACK DOORS WAREHOUSE INC TH, 57 N STREET NW
BRATCHES NINA, 4431 Q ST NW
BRAUN JOSEPH MD, 901 23RD ST NW
BRAUN KATHERINE A, 1112 16TH ST NW, STE 140
BRAVERY LLC, 718 SEVENTH STREET NW, SUITE 310
BRAVMAN LAWRENCE E, 2201 L STREET NW 811
BRAWNER ARCHIE J, PO BOX 92203
BRAWNER HUGH P, 3925 5TH ST NW
BRAWNER KERMIT D, 3138 LYNDALE PL SE
BRAWNER WILLIAM T, 888 17TH ST NW RM 500
BRAXTON MARYANA, 2708 30TH STREET SE APT 337
BRAZAL ELENA L, 517 KENTUCKY AVE SE
BRAZAL HELEN L, 3404 WELTHAM ST
BRAZILIAN CONSULAR SERVICE, 3009 WHITEHAVEN ST
BREAST FEEDING CENTER FOR GR, 2141 K NW STREET
BREEDEN CHARLOTTE E, 231 12TH ST NE
BRENDAN A WILSON BARTHES, 1610 PARK ROAD NW, APT 504
BRENEGAR KIM E, 115 8TH STREET SE
BRENKERT ANTOINETTE, 2825 39TH ST NW
BRENNAN ANNA, 3025 ONTARIO RD NW
BRENNAN ELIZA K, 4831 36TH ST NW, APT 109
BRENNAN JENNETTE, 604 7TH ST SW
BRENNAN MARK, 1245 13TH ST NW APT 109
BRENT JOSEPH, 3504 RUNNYMEDE PL NW
BRERETON GERRY B, 3327 MT PLEASANT ST NW
BRESLAR ZOEY, 1231 GIRARD ST NW
BRESS FLORA L, 3126 ELLICOTT ST NW
BRESSLER JUDITH V, 10644 WEYMOUTH ST APT 201
BREW ROBERT, 646 ALABAMA AVE SE
BREW WILIAM G, 611 6TH ST SW
BREW WILIAM G EST, 611 6TH ST SW
BREWER CHAUNCEY A, 1309 TRINIDAD AVENUE NE
BREWER WILLIAM, 1049 WESTFORD PINE ST
BREWSTER WILLA M, 951 25TH ST NW
BRGLEZ NEJA, 1801 CLYDESDALE NW APT 225
BRICE NORMAN, 2211 T PL SE
BRICE TROY J, 6933 GEORGIA AVE NW UNIT D
BRICK RICHARD J, 1501 K ST NW STE 300
BRIDGERS LUCIAN, 3453 MINNESOTA AVE SE
BRIDGES AMABEL, 2537 LESSERMAN
BRIDGES CURTIS A, ATTN DIANE MUNSON USAF HONOR G, 50 DUNCAN AVE STE 105
BRIDGET R NURRE, 1615 HOBART STREET NW
BRIEANNA SAMPLESWRI, 1242 QUEEN ST NE UNIT 2
BRIEF DOMINIQUE, 4740 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, APT 518
BRIGGS BERNARD, 4217 4TH ST SE APT 3
BRIGGS JOSHUA R, 5123 7TH ST NW
BRIGGS LAURA A, 5415 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW, 329
BRIGGS MARION, 4027 13TH ST NE
BRIGHT LUCINDA S, 2924 28TH STREET NW
BRIGHT STAR INC, 156 L STREET S E
BRIGHTLY LAWRENCE, 1547 9
BRIGHTLY LAWRENCE, 916 16TH ST NW
BRIGITTE L ADAMS, 2800 WISCONSIN AVE NW, APT 208
BRIGMAN KEVIN, 1140 N CAPITOL ST NW
BRIMMER ANDREW, 4910 32ND ST NW
BRINGMAN SETH A, 1301 15TH ST NW 117
BRISCOE NOAH L, 1833 SWANN ST NW APT 22
BRISNEHAN TIMOTHY G, 1815 S ST NW APT B1
BRISSEAU ANTHONY, PO BOX 8522
BRITCHES OF GEORGETOWN, ATT PETER HALPERT, 1247 WINCONSIN AVE
BRITT MICHAEL, 1625 FRANKLIN ST NE APT 211
BRITTNEY N BROWN, 2353 POMEROY RD SE
BROADHURST SHIRLEY C, 1513 CAROLINA BEACH AVE A
BROCKENBOROUGH F, 4247 CLAY ST NE
BROCKENBOROUGH FLORIA, 4247 CLAY ST NE
BROCKINGTON JULIA M ESTATE OF, C/O FREDERICK BROCKINGTON RP,
1236 OWEN PLACE NE
BROKMEYER ROBIN R, 2028 16TH STREET NW, 2
BRONAUGH ANNETTE R, 2475 VIRGINIA AVE NW, #529
BRONAUGH ESTATE OF ANNETTE H, 2475 VIRGINIA AVE NW 529
BRONAUGH JOHN W, 2475 VIRGINIA AVE NW #529
BRONNER JEANNETTA Estate of, 5425 WESTERN AVE NW #225
BRONNER JEANNETTA, 5425 WESTERN AVE NW #225
BRONSON JUANITA, 2025 E 67TH
BROODIE NICOLE, 2639 15TH ST NW APT 302
BROOKE HILDA P, 5312 29TH AVE
BROOKS ALPHONZO, P O BOX 31165
BROOKS ANNIE, 521 PEABODY ST NW APT 2
BROOKS BEULAH, 3832 5TH ST N W
BROOKS DOROTHY, 4021 9TH ST NW, APT B2
BROOKS DOROTHY L, P O BOX 7003

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BROOKS E, 6015 5TH ST NW

BROOKS EFFIE, 811 QUINCY ST NW
BROOKS ERMA, 1932 CAPITOL AVE NE
BROOKS FELIX J, 4259 FOOTE ST NE
BROOKS FERNADEZ M, 322 F ST NE
BROOKS GEORGE, 3481 F ST SW
BROOKS GLORIA M, 2014 34TH SE ST
BROOKS HENRY, 4021 9TH ST NW, APT B2
BROOKS JEROME, 1858 3RD ST NW
BROOKS JUANITA, 1346 SHEPHERD ST NW
BROOKS LORRAINE, 1017 7TH ST SE APT 309
BROOKS M V, PO BOX 3382
BROOKS MILA W, 1420 N NWST801
BROOKS NORMA, 816 FOURTEENTH ST NW
BROOKS RICHARD, 4733 1ST ST SW APT 101
BROOKS ROBERT B, 1501 ADAMS ST NE
BROOKS RONALD, 34 GIRARD STREET N.E.
BROOKS THOMAS A, 4000 FORDHAM RD NW
BROOKS WALTER, 521 PEABODY ST NW APT 2
BROSHAW & COMPANY, 1133 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE 33, 0
BROTHERS CONCRETE, 1110 VERMONT AVE NW, STE 210
BROUGHAM AMANDA, 510 21ST NW
BROUMAS THEOPHANIA, 720 NJ AVE NW
BROUMAS THEOPHANIA EST, 720 NJ AVE NW
BROWDER MARTHA M, 20535 CARHART PL
BROWDY & NEIMARK, 624 9TH ST N.W., SUITE 300
BROWER KATHLEEN, 1150 17TH ST NW
BROWN ROSA M S Estate of, 1115 MICHIGAN AVE NE
BROWN ADOLPH R, 1571 41ST ST SE
BROWN ALEX K, 2032 BELMONT RD NW, 110
BROWN ALEXANDER J, 212 R ST NW APT 302
BROWN ANDREW, 3205 S STREET SE, APT 1
BROWN ANNETTE S, 100 - 50TH ST NE
BROWN ARCHIBALD W, 1230 MD AVE NE
BROWN AUDREY E, 506 4TH ST SE
BROWN BARBARA A, 1444 RI AVE NW 415
BROWN BEAR THERAPIES PLLC, 101 N CAROLINE AVENUE SE, SUITE 5A
BROWN BESSIE, 1345 F ST NE
BROWN BURNETT, 1511 C ST SE
BROWN CARL, 5512 C STREET SE
BROWN CARLINE, 1062 30TH STREET NW
BROWN CLAUDIA B, 2809 NORTHAMPTON ST NW
BROWN CLEO, 1930 PA AVE NW
BROWN CORNELIA, C/O ROBERT COOPER, 1111 14TH ST NW STE 1000
BROWN DAISY, 7424 7TH STREET NW
BROWN DANIEL, 102 WAR EAGLE DR
BROWN DAVIS INTERIORS INC, 1617 29TH STREET NW
BROWN DEAREST L, 2300 GOOD HOPE RD SE UNIT 1014
BROWN DELORES, 817 KENTUCKY AVE SE
BROWN EDWIN J, 1420 INGRAHAUST ST NW
BROWN ELIZABETH A, 1933 37TH ST NW
BROWN ELYSE I, 3201 CHESTNUT STREET NW
BROWN ERICKA C, 1700 LAWRENCE ST NE
BROWN ESTATE OF JANICE, 1352 MADISON ST NW APT A
BROWN FRANCIS, 1629 COLUMBIA RD NW APT 115
BROWN GEORGE, 1614 8TH STREET NW
BROWN GERTRUDE V, 741 MADISON ST NW
BROWN HAROLD R, 1731 28TH ST APT 302
BROWN HATTIE FOUSHEE, 5207 NYE ST NE
BROWN IMANI J, 1629 COLUMBIA RD NW
BROWN JACK, 2401 CALVERT ST NW, APT 818
BROWN JAMES, 851 48TH ST NE
BROWN JAMES L, 1327 INGRAHAM STREET NW
BROWN JAY, 304 UPSHUR ST NW
BROWN JEREMY, 1425 17TH ST NW, APT 301
BROWN JEREMY S, 1903 KALORAMA PLACE NW UNIT 19
BROWN JOHN, 1062 30TH STREET NW
BROWN JOYCE B, 3722 HAYES ST NE #202
BROWN JUSTIN, 800 FLORIDA AVE NE 686
BROWN K A, 4120 COLUMBIA RD
BROWN KHARI M, 909 R NW APT C
BROWN KIRSTEN, 1815 REDWOOD TER NW
BROWN L J, 1522 12TH ST NW
BROWN LARMON, 1818 Q ST SE APT 1
BROWN LARRONE, 151 DARRINGTON ST SW
BROWN LAWANA, 625 BRANDYWINE ST SE
BROWN LILLIE M, 1011 TAYLOR ST NE
BROWN LOLETA, 1024 3RD ST SW
BROWN LONNIE, 1012 50TH ST NE
BROWN LORRAINE, 3747 HAYES N E
BROWN LOUISE, 208 MORGAN ST NW
BROWN LOUISE, 424 RIDGE
BROWN LUCRETIA, 1369 IRVING ST NW APT 305
BROWN MAIDIA, 2027 1ST ST NW
BROWN MARIE L, 39 MISSISSIPPI AVE SE APT B2
BROWN MARY A, 1933 37TH ST NW
BROWN MATTIE, 1845 SUMMIT PLACE NW
BROWN MAUDE, 109 5TH SE
BROWN MEGAN, C/O HERITAGE PRESERVATION SVCS, NATIONAL PARK SVC
BROWN MEREDITH, 1280 21ST ST NW APT 804
BROWN MICHAEL A, 2100 11TH STREET NW 101
BROWN MICHAEL V, 4715 BLAGDEN AVE. NW
BROWN MILDRED, 53811 SE
BROWN MILDRED M, 235 12TH STREET N E
BROWN MINNIE RUSSELL, 50 F ST NW
BROWN MORGAN S, 89 ANACOSTIA AVE NE
BROWN MURDELLA, 1514 SPRING PLACE NW
BROWN MURDOCK, 2027 1ST ST NW
BROWN NATALIE, 2319 SHERMAN AVE NW
BROWN NORMAN, 109 5TH SE
BROWN PAUL E, 2114 FLAGLER PL NW
BROWN PHILANDO, 1430 L ST SE
BROWN R B, 1110 RING BLDG
BROWN R J, 1706 T ST NW #5
BROWN RAYMOND, 8001 SOUTHERN AVE SE, APT 706
BROWN ROBIN D, 5053 BENNING ROAD SE
BROWN RODGER, 2302 GOOD HOPE ROAD SE, 204
BROWN ROSETTA M, 5120 SARGENT RD NE APT 304
BROWN RUFUS, 7424 7TH STREET NW
BROWN RUTH, 410 M ST SE APT 708
BROWN SUSAN D, 3856 PORTER STREET NW APT A36
BROWN TAMEKA N, 301 37TH STREET S E, APT 204
BROWN TAMIKA R, 1346 BARNABY TERR SE
BROWN THOMAS, 114 KENTUCKY AVE SE
BROWN VIRGIE, 1247 NE OATES
BROWN VIRGINIA, 4251 NASH ST NE
BROWN VIVIAN E, 3200 16TH ST NE
BROWN VONGELA, 3217 ALABAMA AVE SE
BROWN WILLIAM, 1845 SUMMIT PLACE NW
BROWNE ANDREW, 700 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NW, APARTMENT 620
BROWNE CLU RAYMOND F, 1422 33RD STREET N W
BROWNE RAYMOND, 6026 UTAH AVE NW
BROWNING CHERYL, 4426 GRANT RD NW
BROWNLEE SARA E, 2435 18TH PL SE
BROWNLEE WILLIAM J, WILLIAM J BROWNLEE III MD PLLC, 1140
VARNUM STREET
BROWNRIDGE CHELSEA, 119 THOMAS ST NW
BROWNSTEIN ESTHER S, HARBOUR SQUARE, 550 N ST SW APT S602
BROWNVIRGIE ESTATE, 1247 NE OATES
BROXMEYER ERIC, 151 11TH ST SE
BRUCE BARBARA J, 1613 SAVANNAH ST SE, 202
BRUCE I SELFON COMPANY OF FLORIDA INC, 1300 PENNSYLVANIA

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AVENUE NW, BUSINESS CENTER

BRUCE MARY, 1477 NEWTON
BRUCE WILLIAM, 1208 1/2 WYLIE ST NE
BRUMBAUGH JOAN, 800 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW
BRUMMER CHRISTOPHER J, 1321 IRIS ST NW
BRUNELLI ROBIN R, 910 16TH ST NW
BRUNER THOMAS H, 425 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW APT 2
BRUNNER MICHAEL A, 2709 SHIPLEY TER SE APT 2
BRUNO EILEEN, 14 8TH ST SE
BRUNO ESTATE EILEEN, 14 8TH ST SE
BRUNO SILVANA, CO OAS TL 46, 1889 F ST NW
BRUNSON BEULAH H, 6445 LUZON AVE NW
BRUNSON DANIELLE, 268 LUKE AVE APT 932
BRUSH BRENDA M, 1522 20TH STREET NW
BRUTON III JAMES A, 725 12 ST NW
BRYAN JR WILLIAM Estate of, 1915 H ST NE
BRYAN ERIN, 3003 VAN NESS STREET NW APT S1
BRYAN MARK J, 3003 VAN NESS STREET NW APT320
BRYAN WILLIAM, 1915 H ST NE
BRYANT DESIREE, 1724 27TH STREET APT 301
BRYANT HELEN O, 5518 2ND STREET NW
BRYANT HERMAN L, 1221 MASS AVE NW 325
BRYANT JAMES R, 1336 MISSOURI AVENUE, APARTMENT 105
BRYANT JOSEPH, 535 HARDWOOD AVENUE
BRYANT LAVERN, 316 ELM ST N W
BRYCEN SWART, 3500 13TH STREET NW, APT 303
BRYD KENNETH, 3465 MINNESOTA AVE SE APT 3
BUBUKBAYRAK M, 1331 KENYON ST, APT 4
BUC BEARDSLEY LLP, 919 18TH ST NW, SUITE 600
BUCHANAN KENNETH, 1425 N STREET NW APT 810
BUCHANAN VERONICA, C/O 111 O ST SW
BUCHER LILLY ESTATE, 3062 UNIVERSITY TERRACE
BUCHER LILLY M, 3062 UNIVERSITY TERRACE
BUCHKO MICHAEL JR, 1401 17TH STREET NW, 704
BUCHMAN LAUREN J, 1457 SWANN ST NW
BUCHNER JEANNETTE, 2722 CONNECTICUT AVE NW APT 52
BUCKLEY RODWELL, 216 RITTENHOUSE ST NW
BUCKLEY THOMAS A, 1726 SEATON STREET NW
BUCKNER EDDIE, 4329 3RD ST SE #1
BUCKNER MABLE O, 1649 FRANKLIN ST NE
BUDOFF CARRIE D, 114 KENTUCKY AVE SE
BUGOS NANCY, 3700 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW
BUIE MICHAEL D, 2110 12TH PLACE NW
BUILDING FINISHING SPECIALIST, PO BOX 2974
BUKHTEREVA OXANA V, 2650 WISCONSIN AVE NW
BULLARD BERTHA, 2410 J
BULLOCK JAROD L, 414 M STREET NW, APT 3
BULLOCK LEON, 108 FORT DR NE APT 6
BULLOCK LYDIA, 1862 MINTWOOD PL NW APT 1
BULMER JAMES T, 475 K ST NW UNIT 326
BUNCH TARA, 1324B CORCORAN STREET NW
BUNDICK PHYLLIS, 120 5TH ST NE
BUNDU GERSHOWN, 1631 11TH PL NE
BUNKER GLADYS, 1218 SUMNER RD SE
BUNTING JILLIAN, 3460 14TH ST NW APT 114
BUNTING LEMUEL, 217 GALLATIN ST NW
BUNZL VICTOR, 1440 ROCK CREEK FORD ROAD
BUONO TAYLOR, 1245 4TH ST SW, APARTMENT E606
BURCH MEREDITH V, 2853 ONTARIO RD NW APT 316
BURCH NANCY, 1629 COLUMBIA ROAD
BURGER HILARY, 1803 BILTMORE ST NW 308
BURGESS JESSICA C, 1620 C STREET SE, APT 11
BURGOS RENEE SEITZ, 6614 2ND ST NW
BURKE AMANDA C, 1601 18TH ST NW APT 513
BURKE EDGAR, 3762 HAYS ST NE, APT 7
BURKE WILLIAM J JR, 3909 25 PL NE
BURKS ANTHONY, 1233 ROCK CREEK FORD NW
BURNETT CHRISTOPHER J, 4005 7TH ST NE
BURNETT GERRY D, 1023 KENYON STREET NW
BURNETTE AMANDA M, 1979 BILTMORE STREET, APT B
BURNETTE TIFFANY A, 726 SHEPHERD ST NW
BURNS ALEXANDRA, 1718 KILBOURNE PL NW
BURNS ALYSON, 3900 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, APT 405G
BURNS ERIC E, 1460 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW
BURNS ERIN, 5514 7TH ST N W
BURNS JOHN J, 2875 WOODLAND DR NW
BURNS KATHLEEN, COPLEY 407 573729
BURNS MARIE A, 2875 WOODLAND DR NW
BURNS MICHAEL, 77 N CAPITOL ST
BURNS WILLIAM R, 1314 MASSACHUSETTS AVE, APT 405
BURRELL LOUISE, 3501 TEXAS AVE SE
BURRIDGE JAMES, 5102 YUMA ST NW
BURRIS ARTHUR, 5512 30TH PLACE N W
BURROW NEIL, 1342 QUINCY PLACE NW
BURRUSS WILLIAM, 1723 WILLARD ST NW
BURT ELIZABETH, 920 11TH ST NW
BURTON BILL, 511 INDEPENDENCE AVE SE
BURTON ERNEST, 1613-27TH SE
BURTON JAMES SR, 3621 10TH STREET NW
BURTON JEROME, 235 OAKWOOD ST SE
BURTON JR MELVIN M , 700 7TH ST SW
BURZACCHI DOMINIQUE, 1080 WISCONSIN AVE NW
BUSBOYS AND POETS, 2021 14TH ST NW
BUSCH JOSHUA DAVID, ATTN USAF HONOR GUARD, 50 DUNCAN AVE STE 131 ATTN D M
BUSH DONNIEL, 1018 K STREET NORTHEAST
BUSH MARTIN, CO CHEMONICS INTERNATIONAL, 1717 H STREET NW
BUSINESS COUNCIL THE, 888 17TH STREET N W, SUITE 506
BUSSIE WILHELMINA, 3921 21ST ST NE
BUSWELL CHRISTINA M, 1512 D ST NE
BUTLER BEN R, DBA URBAN REALTY GROUP, 3210 GRACE ST NW; STE 100
BUTLER CALVIN, 1915 22ND ST
BUTLER CALVIN ESTATE, 1915 22ND ST
BUTLER EMILY, 812 E ST SE, APT 3
BUTLER EMMALINE, 230 1/2 P ST NW
BUTLER FRANCIS, 2524 NAYLOR RD SEAPT 101
BUTLER GOLDIE J, 6101 16TH ST NW, 529
BUTLER IRENE, 1415 5TH ST NW
BUTLER JENNIFER, 4607 CONNECTICUT AVE NW # 222
BUTLER JENNIFER A, 2939 VAN NESS STREET NW APT 11
BUTLER LILLIAN, 3005 BLADENSBURG RD NE, APT 406
BUTLER LOWAN O, 2524 NAYLOR RD SEAPT 101
BUTLER RICHARD A, 512 N BALTIMORE ST
BUTLER RICHARD J, 512 N BALTIMORE ST
BUTLER SHEVONNE, 5337 HAYES ST NE
BUTLER WILLIE, 1415 5TH ST NW
BUTRUS SALIM I, THE EYE CENTER ON CAPITOL HILL, 650 PENNSYLVANIA AVE SE STE 27
BUTTERWORTH ADAM, 1625 15TH ST NW APT 2
BUTTINELLI GERDA S, 2801 NEW MEXICO AVE NW, APT 620
BUTTS LESTER, 1104 QUEEN ST NE APT 4
BUYING TIME LLC, 2715 M STREET NW, SUITE 400
BUZZARD POINT BOAT YARD CORP, 2158 HALF STREET SW
BYERS SEAN L, 800 SOUTHERN AVE SE, APT 1025
BYKOFSKY MARSHALL A, 5620 SHERIER PL NW
BYNES MARY L, 1222 47TH PL NE
BYRD DAISY, 1114 N 26TH AVE
BYRD ELIZA W, 2601 NAYLOR RD SE
BYRD WILLIAM R, 3707 WOODLEY RD NW 34
BYRNE BETTY, 3147 TENNYSON ST NW
BYRNE ELIZABETH, 3147 TENNYSON ST NW
BYRNE SARAH L, 2501 CALVERT ST NW, APT 704
BYS ERIN, 2407 15TH ST. NW
BYT MEDIA INC, 1712 16TH ST NW, STE 602

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C KAY INC, 1936 9TH STREET N W

CAAB, CITIBANK
CABADA EVELYN, 1101 MASSACHUSETTS 202
CABALLERO ANA E, 3513 14TH ST NW APT 3
CABALLERO ELIDA M , 4335 HARRISON STREET NW, APT 3
CABASCO VERGIL N, 23 8TH STREET NE
CABEZA LOUISE, 3021 15TH ST NW
CABIGTING RANDY, 2324 19TH ST NW
CABRAL RICARDO M, 2008 5TH STREET NW
CACERES PAULINA SEPULVEDA, 2020 F ST NW APT 809
CADET CHRISTOPHER M, 3816 4TH ST NW
CADET JOHN C, 3816 4TH ST NW
CADET MENDIARY A, 3816 4TH ST NW
CADWALADER WICKERSHAM & TAFT CADWALADER WICKERSHAM, 700 SIXTH ST NW
CAFIRTZ ROBERT, 1545 18TH ST NW
CAFRITZ PEGGY C, 2002 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW 2A
CAGGIULA AMY B, 2141 I STREET NW, APT 311
CAHALAN THOMAS P, APT 7, 4465 MAC ARTHUR BLVD NW
CAHILL LINDA, 3000 TILDEN ST NW #105-1
CAHILL SEAN C, 2001 K ST NW STE 202
CAHN SAMUELS LLP, 2000 P STREET N W, SUITE 200
CAHN TIMOTHY, 1325 15TH STREET NW APT 403
CAIN ANTHONY, 1503 W ST SE
CAIN BENJAMIN G, 250 K ST NE APT 812
CAIN SYDNEY, 7211 BLAIR RD NW
CAINE PATRICIA E, 3883 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, APT 907
CALATAYUD CARMEN, 1632 K STREET NW, SUITE 310
CALDWELL DORIS, 3206 NASH PLACE SE
CALDWELL JIIKO O, 1340 ADAMS STREET NE
CALDWELL MARGARET E, 1658 K ST NE APT 2
CALDWELL PATRICIA, 510 TRENTON ST SE
CALDWELL WILLIAM A, 3212 17TH ST NE
CALHOUN ANN HANES, 4530 46TH ST NW
CALHOUN DOROTHY, 600 QUINTANA PLACE NW
CALIBRE ENERGY INC, 2861 WOODLAND DRIVE
CALISAL KURT A, 424 RIDGE ST NW, APT 3
CALLAHAN KELLY, 3631 JENIFER ST NW
CALLAWAY MARGARET, 336 M PL SE
CALLEBS SEAN F, 6107 32ND ST NW
CALOMIRIS CHARLES WILLIAM, 4848 UPTON ST NW
CALOMIRIS JENIFER, 4848 UPTON ST NW
CALOMIRIS WILLIAM, 5150 ROCKWOOD PKWY NW
CALONKEY MARYKATELYNN, 1499 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW, APT 501
CALVERT GENE P, BANK OF AMERICA-ATTN: BANK MAN, ATTN: BANK MANAGER
CAM JANET L, 3003 VAN NESS UNIT W102
CAMACHO EVA M, 2480 16TH ST NW APT 106
CAMALIER FLOYD D, 2848 MCGILL TERRACE NW
CAMARA NICOLAS, 2812 36TH PL NW
CAMARLIER & BUCKLEY, 1221 CONNECTICUT AVE
CAMBAS BRITTANY, 1210 MASSACHUSTTS NW APT1112
CAMERON CHRISTINA, 2801 NEW MEXICO AVENUE NW
CAMERON OSWALD I, 3165 MT PLEASANT ST NW
CAMERON SUZANNE, 3340 N ST N W
CAMILLE M STURDIVANT, 726 SHEPHERD STREET NW
CAMISHA M DAVIS, 601 EDGEWOOD STREET, APT 217
CAMNER DANIELLE, 1099 22ND ST NW, APT 405
CAMP MARGARET, 1401 17TH ST NW, APT 805
CAMPBELL WADE EST , 2015 FLAGIER PL NW
CAMPBELL BARBARA, 4014 5TH STREET NW
CAMPBELL CURTIS, 4120 8TH STREET NW
CAMPBELL FRANCES L EST, 5201 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
CAMPBELL PAUL, 1430 V ST NW #104
CAMPBELL ROBERT, 1515 O ST NW APT 308
CAMPBELL SHANNON D, 801 CHESAPEAKE ST SE
CAMPBELL THERESA, 859 21ST NE 8
CAMPBELL VERICE L, 622 MISSISSIPPI AVE SE APT 2
CANADY CHRISTOPHER, 3 NEW YORK AVE NW
CANADY ELEXIS, 2804 JASPER RD #303
CANALES JORGE, 1301 RANDOLPH STREET NW
CANDACE PAUL, 6630 16TH STREET NW
CANNADAY LUCILLE, 1930 1ST ST NE
CANNADY RUTH, 1121 7TH ST NE
CANNING GREGORY, 640 MICHIGAN AVE NE
CANNON ANNE, 1601 1 ST NE
CANNON JAVARIS A, 1115 51ST STREET NE
CANNON RITA P, 1270 5TH ST NE
CANON B, 611 EDGEWOOD ST NE
CANTER EARL, 611 6TH ST SW
CANTER NEARA L, 611 6TH ST SW
CANTERBURY ALICE P, 5312 29TH AVE
CANTEY LOTTIE B, 4322 ARGYLE TERRACE NW
CANTEY WILBERT E, 4322 ARGYLE TERRACE NW
CANTOR CLARA, 19 T ST NE
CANTY BEN, 4213 19TH PLACE NORTHEAST
CANZONERI MATTHEW B, 3716 GARFIELD ST NW
CAO ACCOUNTABLE EQUIPMENT AND ASSET, 166 FORD, BLDG AEA
VENDOR MANAGEMENT
CAP III COINVESTMENT LP, 1001 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW, SUITE 220S
CAPITAL CITY PROPERTIES, 4435 WISCONSIN AVE., NW, STE 400
CAPITAL REPORTING COMPANY, 1821 JEFFERSON PLACE NW, 3RD FL
CAPITALHEART ASSOCIATES PC, 3301 NEW MEXICO AVE NW, STE 202
CAPITALYST LLC, 1350 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, STE 850
CAPITOL 1438 U LLC, 1155 CONNECTICUT AVE NW # 7
CAPITOL COALITIONS INC, 125 3RD STREET NE
CAPITOL COMMONS, 4202 13TH ST NW
CAPITOL ENGINEERS P C, 1012 14TH STREET NW, SUITE 300
CAPITOL EYE PHYS & SURGEONS, 1160 VARNUM ST NE
CAPITOL HEALTH MANAGEMENT SERVICES, PO BOX 5939
CAPITOL HILL CONSORTIUM, 650 PENNSYLVANIA SE AVE #240
CAPITOL HOST, AG BOX 77898
CAPITOL INQUIRY INC, 1050 17TH ST NW STE 910
CAPITOL LIGHT DENTAL, 555 12TH STREET NW
CAPITOL LIGHT DENTAL PC, 555 12TH ST NW
CAPITOL ONE, 1527 DOWNING ST NE
CAPITOL PRODUCTION COMPANY LLC, 1300 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW
CAPITOL Q RESTAURANTS LLC, 3303 M STREET NW
CAPITOL SERVICES INC, 301 MARYLAND AVE NE
CAPOIS SERGIO, 1700 COLUMBIA
CAPORALETTI FILOMEAN G, 5725 WESTERN AVE NW
CAPORICCIO CHRISTA, 6817 GEORGIA AVENUE NW, APT 310
CAPPER ARTHUR, 900 5TH ST SE STEHLTH
CAPTITAL EYE PHYS & SURG, 1160 VARNUM ST NE
CARAFANO LUCIANO, 905 6TH ST SW APT 403B
CARBERRY KATHERINE A, 510 21ST ST NW
CARDEN CODY A, 1221 24TH STREET NW APT 502
CAREFIRST BC BS, 550 12TH STREET SW
CAREY CONSTANCE T, 5407 8TH ST NW
CAREY ELLEN P, 1903 37TH ST NW
CAREY GREGORY J, 1110 A 6 ST N.E.
CARGILE PHILLIP S, 1133 14TH ST NW APT 601
CARINI JASON, 601 PENNSYLVIA AVE NW
CARL VOGEL FOUNDATION INC, 1012 14TH STREET NW, SUITE 700
CARLGREN CASEY C, MBKS 8TH AND I STREET
CARLOS CUSTOM TAILOR, 5217 WISCONSIN AVE NW
CARLSON KATHLEEN, 1707 COLUMBIA RD NW, # 317
CARLSON WILL, 1015 18TH STEET NW, SUITE 600
CARLTON A EARLES, 5212 C STREET SE
CARLTON SUE, 126 DUDDINGTON PLACE SE
CARLYLE GLOBAL PARTNERS M, 1001 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW

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CARLYLE MORTGAGE CAPITALE, CARLYLE REALTY CREDIT PARTNERS,

1001 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW
CARLYLE REALTY V LP, 1001 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW
CARMEL CARMEL P C, 4101 RIVER ROAD NW
CARMEN DAVID M, 1899 PENNSYLANIA AVE NW 4TH F
CARMEN REVOREDO LEON, 2950 NORTHAMPTON STREET NW
CARNAHAN KIMBERLY C, 1418 MONROE STREET NW
CARNEGIE DWAN, 4717 1ST ST SW APT 202
CARNEGIE ENDOWMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL PEA, 1779 MASSACHUTES AVE. NW
CARNEY JAMES, 219 9TH ST SE APT B
CARNEY MARY, 4718 BLAINE ST
CARNICERO JACQUELINE J, 3949 52ND ST NW
CARNWELL DEAN, 2507 FAIRLAWN AVE SE
CAROL LYNN TRIPPITELLI MD LLC, 1133 CONNECTICUT AVE N W, SUITE 750
CAROME ELSIE O, 3617 38TH STREET NW APT 410
CARONIS CASEY C, 2112 LKWTON BLUFF RP
CARPENTER BETH, 3113 ADAMS MILL RD NW
CARPENTER GREG, 4671 A ST SE
CARR CHRISTOPHER B, 530 WHITTIER ST
CARR GEORGE, 515 46TH ST SE APT 2
CARR JONATHAN, 3400 MORRISON ST NW
CARR LULA , 125 D ST NW
CARR PROPERTIES, 1776 EYE STREET NW, SUITE 500
CARR ROBERT O, 1236 27TH ST NW
CARR THOMAS A, 3512 RITTENHOUSE STNW
CARRAJAL MIRIAM F, 2523 13TH ST NW APT 201
CARRAMERICA REALTY CORP, 1200 NINETEENTH STREET N W
CARRAWAY PAUL, 228 ASCOT PL NE
CARRENO JOHN, 8TH AND I STREET SE WHCA
CARRES SOTERIOS, 933 G ST SW
CARRES SOTERIOS EST, 933 G ST SW
CARRICK ELIZABETH M, 5000 BATES RD NE
CARRINGTON CARL, 404 12TH ST SE
CARROLL EMILY A, 1418 NEWTON STREET NW, APT 3
CARROLL JOHN, 2903 1ST SR SE
CARROLL LAUREN C, 4100 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW, APT 511
CARROLL LAWRENCE, 2215 42ND ST NW #1
CARROLL PATRICIA M, 1337 ADAMS ST NE APT 2
CARRUTHERS CHARLENE, 423 18TH ST NE
CARRY CHARLES A, C/O CA CARRY JR AJ CARRY ADM, 733 15TH ST NW 530
CARSON ANTHONY J, 1372 KENYON STREET NW APT 204
CARSON VIRGINIA G., 2941 M STREET SE
CARTER EARL ESTATE OF, 1312 6TH ST NW, 102
CARTER ANTHONY, 1508 BUTLER ST SE, APT 301
CARTER ASHTON B, 1177 22ND STREET NW, APT 4K
CARTER CHARELLE, 2022 COLUMBIA RD NW, APT 407
CARTER DEANNA, 4922 4TH ST NW
CARTER DOUGLAS J, P O BOX 1195
CARTER FRANCES, 110 9TH ST SE
CARTER GWEN, 3900 8TH STREET SE
CARTER HELEN R, 1302 MASS AVE SE
CARTER JAMES, 1423 LOXALL RD
CARTER JOLIE S, 417 M STREET NE, APT 1
CARTER KEVIN, 1827 CORCORAN ST NE
CARTER L, 5308 RENO RD NW
CARTER LARRY R, 1302 MASS AVE SE
CARTER LEON C, 314 47TH ST NE
CARTER LOUISE C, 4810 GLENBROOK RD NW
CARTER MAGGIE, 3298 PORT LINCOLN DR NE APT 10
CARTER MARJORIE L, 1969 BITTMORE ST NW
CARTER NICHOLE, 555 NEW JERSEY AVE NW
CARTER OLIVIA, 350 TAYLOR ST NE APT Q32
CARTER RANDY J , 3068 STANTON ROAD SE, APT 204
CARTER ROABERT, 1327 NW CORCORAN STREET
CARTER RUTH, C O JULIET PRICE, 853 20TH STTNE
CARTER SAMUEL, 905 CONSTITUTIONAL AVE. NE
CARTER SARA, 3524 CLAY PL NE APT 3
CARTER STEPHEN T, 555 MASSACHUSETTA AVE N W APT
CARTER WILLIE F, 22 FARRAGUT PL NW
CARTER YVETTE, 1417 ALLISON ST NW
CARUAMA JULIA, 4530 CONNECTCT AV NW APT 200
CARVER SEAN, 4817 36TH ST NW, APT 102
CARY MARGARET, 629 L ST NE
CARY MARGARET Estate of, 629 L ST NE
CASABIANCA JULIE A, 2700 CONNETICUIT AVE NW, APT 411
CASEY IMOGENE, 5215 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW
CASEY MICHELE S, 2125 R ST NW
CASH DANIEL D, 3112 26TH STREET
CASH WILLIAM R, 1312 WALLACH NW PL
CASPEN JILL, 1348 EUCLID ST NW APT 301
CASSANDRA TOLIVER, 1934 CAPITOL AVE N E
CASSELL PHYLLIS, 2620 EVARTS ST NE
CASTEL BRANCO RUTH K , 4021 9TH STREET NE, APT 506
CASTELLANO AMY, 1130 PARK RD NW
CASTELLAW JACOB G, 1884 COLUMBIA ROAD N W, APT 1008
CASTELLON RIGOBERTO, 717 DAHLIA ST NW
CASTILLO JUAN, CASTILLO FLOORING INC, 923 DECATUR STREET NW
CASTILLO LORRAINE F, 3900 WISCONSIN AVE NW 2H3W1
CASTRILLO DALE, 1401 N ST NW, 704
CASTRO LEONARDO, 1868 COLUMBIA RD NW APT 406
CASTRO PEDRO, 931 LONGFELLOW ST NW 214
CASWELL LUCKY, ATTN DIANE MUNSON USAF HONOR G, 50 DUNCAN AVE STE 105
CATAPANO LISA A, 1628 RIGGS PL NW
CATHCART AARON, 1111 11TH ST NW, APT 111
CATHEDRAL COURT CONDOMINIUMS, CRESCENT PROPERTY MNG
LOWEL L, 1914 SUNDERLAND PLACE N W
CATHEDRAL PARK CONDO MGMT, 933 N STREET NW, 104
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, BUSINESS SERVICES LEAHY HALL, 620 MICHIGAN AVE NE
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA, 620 MICHIGAN AVE NE
CATLETT JOSEPH P, 4250 FORDHAM RD NW
CAUDLE VIVIAN, 812 20TH ST NE
CAUTHEN ASSOCIATES, 1275 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW, 10 FLOOR
CAVALCANTI MICHELLE, 2100 11TH STREET NW, G06
CAVANAUGH JOHN, 1801 CLYDESDALE NW APT 425
CAWLEY JUSTIN M, 2416 39TH PLACE NW
CAYWOOD AMI, 1714 13TH ST NW
CBC RESTAURANTS CORP 103 CBC RESTAURANTS CORP 103, 5333
WISCONSIN AVENUE N.W.
CCAHEC, 1224 M STREET NW, SUITE 201
CCC DDS MPH PLLC, 2225 N ST NW APT 324
CCS, 5011 WISCONSIN AVENUE NW
CDEAN ROANE, 807 A STREET NE, APT 4
CE KELLOGG C, 800 FLORIDA AVE NE
CELINY CARL, 2122 1ST ST NW
CENTA CHARLES, THE MELROSE HOTEL
CENTENO WALTER, 435 L ST NW APT 315
CENTER FOR COMMUNITY CHANGE, 1000 WISCONSIN AVE NW
CENTER FOR DERMATOLOGY AND DERMATOLOGIC, 211 M ST NW
CENTER FOR STUDYING HEALTH SYS CHANGE, 600 MARYLAND AVE SW
CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF ISLAM DEMOCRAC, 1625 MASSACHUSETTS
AVENUE NW, SUITE 601
CENTRAL RADIOLOGY, 214 K ST NW
CEPHUS TERRI D, 1265 DELAWARE AVE SW
CERIBELLI MICHELE, 1700 EUCLID ST NW APT A10
CERVARICH FRANK, 3731 JOCELYN ST NW
CERYAK JOSEPH R, AFRH W 1247, 3700 N CAPITOL ST NW
CESAR CHAVEZ PCS PARKSIDE, 3701 HAYES ST NE
CHA ANNA, 5120 WATSON ST
CHA STEPHEN, 2032 BELMONT RD NW APT 605
CHABAY LORI A, C/O LINDA ADAMS, 2950 MACOMB
CHACON MARTIN, 1459 COLUMBIA RD NW
CHACON RICARDO A, 4515 IOWA AVE NW

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CHACON SHIRLEY G, 1300 N STREET NW #808

CHADAH PAWAN, 777 7TH ST NW APT 326
CHADWICK JOYCE M, 3901 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, APT 504
CHAFIC WAHAB, 532 20TH STREET NW, APT 714
CHAGAS MARIO, 3803 INGOMAR ST NW
CHAKRABORTY REENA, 3126 CHESTNUT ST NE
CHAKRAVARTY ANUPAM, 950 25TH STREET NW, APARTMENT 816N
CHALMERS JOHN W, 1817 CARR CREEK DR
CHAMBER CORP - SPLD, ANGELA ACUFF-STILLWELL, 237 14TH STREET NE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 1615 H STREET
CHAMBERLAYNE CHARLES E, 5117 A STREET SE NO 201
CHAMBERS ALFRED C, 412 37TH PL UNIT 101
CHAMBERS CHRISTINE, 1161 NEAL ST NE
CHAMBERS CURTIS N, 2475 VIRGINIA AVE NW
CHAMBERS DARLENE, 1161 NEAL ST NE
CHAMBERS JONAS, 132 IRVINGTON ST SW
CHAMBERS LILIBELL Estate of, 718 55TH ST NE
CHAMBERS TAMEIKA, 929 48TH STREET NE
CHAMP JOSHUA L, 4253 BARNABY RD SE APT 201
CHAMPION JESSICA B, 1334 E ST SE
CHAN CHRISTINA S, 1 MARRIOTT DRIVE
CHANDLER ALAN P, 3251 PROSPECT ST NW
CHANDLER MILDRED, 65 SEATON PL NW
CHANDLER PAUL, 5231 2ND STREET NW
CHANDRAMOHAN DHARSHAN, 1815 17TH NW ST 216
CHANEY GREGORY L, 1391 PENNSYLVANIA AVE SE, APT 458
CHANEY ROSE A, HIGH ST
CHANG KIMBERLY, 3624 WHITEHAVEN PARKWAY NW
CHANGE JOSETTE Estate of, C/O BENJAMIN CHANG, 1833 S STREET NW
CHANTE L CUBBAGE, 1806 BENNING RD NE, APT B
CHAO BEVERLY, 218 9TH STREET NE
CHAOUNI OTHMAN, 2000 N ST NW APT 712
CHAPIN HAZEL, 5183 LINNEAN TER NW
CHAPLIN HILDA E, 3416 LOWELL ST NW
CHAPMAN DOMINIC, 2251 SHERMAN AVE NW # 725E
CHAPMAN JENIFER L, 309 3RD STREET SE
CHAPMAN THOMAS C, 219 H NW
CHAPPELEAR DOROTHY, 5100 SHANN RD S E
CHAPUIS EMILIE, 2711 ORDWAY STREET NW, APT 107
CHARLES C PARSONS & ASSOCIATES, 128 C ST NW
CHARLES GWENDOLYN, 2334 14TH ST NE
CHARLES HELEN M, 2203 HARTFORD ST SE
CHARLES JOANNA, 5425 CONNECTICUT AVE NO 202
CHARLES LUCILLE, 3105 S DAKOTA AVE NE
CHARLES MARION O, 3259 R STREET N W
CHARLES P MARTIN SHIELDS, 1475 EUCLID STREET, NW APT 316
CHARNEY ARCHIE J, 1322 ROXANNARD NW
CHARNEY SOPHIE B, 1322 ROXANNARD NW
CHARTE RUSSELL R, 2141 K ST NW, STE 606
CHARTERED FAMILY HEALTH CENTER, 3924 MINNESOTA AVE NE
CHARTEUSE CELIF, 610 46TH ST EE 13
CHARTIS CONSULTING CORPORATION, 2120 VERMONT AVE NW, 26
CHARVAL ANNA REINER, 2828 WISCONSIN AVENUE NW, 504
CHASE EVA M, THE ONTARIO APT 211
CHASE MARGARET M, 7302 GEORGIA AVE NW APT, 2 FL 1ST
CHASIA ERIKA, 2620 16TH STREET NW, APT 403
CHASKO GRACE, 5945 28TH AVE SE
CHAUDHARY ARUN, 939 5TH STREET NE
CHAVARRIA JACQUELINE, 1825 OTIS ST NE
CHAVEZ GREGORY M, 2300 18TH STREET NW 305
CHAVEZ ROBY, 2227 12TH STREET NW
CHAVEZ ULISES, 601 EDGEWOOD ST NE APT 434
CHAVIS CATHY, 4004 Q ST SE
CHAVIS LILLIE, 1321 49TH ST NE
CHEATHAN BETTY, 3109 G ST SE
CHEEK ELIZABETH K, 4859 ROCKWOOD PKWY NW
CHEEK KATHERINE, 4859 ROCKWOOD PKWY NW
CHEEKS CALVIN D, 1404 EUCLID ST NW APT 7
CHEERS PAMELA, 28 BATES ST NW
CHEGE WAMBUI, 34 CRITTENDEN NE
CHEHADE TAREK, 1449 EDWARDS LN SW APT C
CHEIKH SANKHE, 2901 18TH STREET NW
CHELLAPPA SUNDAR, 1133 14TH ST NW, APT 204
CHEMSEDDINE LATIFA, APT F660, 3520 39TH ST NW
CHEN QING L, 3901 12TH N 75
CHEN SAI LAN, 711 LANRENCE ST NE
CHEN SUH-CHYN LEE, 2425 L ST NW APT 333
CHEN YUYANG, 2011 FOX HALL ROAD NW APT 32
CHENARD KATHERINE, 321 TENNESSEE AVE N E
CHENG BI, 2200 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW # 500
CHEPKWONY CAROLINE, 1925 2ND ST NW
CHERIAN VERGHESE PHD, 910 17TH ST N W, SUITE 306
CHERKAOUI MOULAY, 1601 21ST ST NW
CHERNER COLLISION CENTER OF DC, 5013 GEORGIA AVE NW
CHESBRO ALEXANDER A, 4201 CATHEDRAL AVE NW, APT 302 E
CHESLEY CASSIE, 4010 12TH ST NE
CHEVY CHASE PEDIATRIC CENTER P C, 5225 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, STE 10
CHEVY CHASE PEDIATRIC CENTER PC, 5225 CONNECTICUT AVE N W
CHEVY CHASE TOWERS, 5323 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
CHIC INC, 1355 WISCONSIN AVE NW
CHICHESTER WILLIAM Estate of, 3332 14TH ST NW, APT 236
CHICHIZOLA JULIETTE C, 2112 F NW ST STE 201
CHILDRENS HEALTH FORUM, 1001G STREET NW, SUITE 300 E
CHILDRENS HOSPITAL, 111 MICHIGAN AVE
CHILDRENS LAW CENTER, 1050 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
CHILDRENS MED CARE CTR OF DC PA, 5425 14TH ST NW
CHILDRENS RESEARCH INSTITUTE, 111 MICHIGAN AVENUE
CHILDS AUDREY, 1624 WEBSTER ST NW
CHILDS ELIZABET, 3217 WISCONSIN AV NW APT 4C
CHILDS MARIE C, 1632 ROSEDALE ST NE
CHILES QUINTESSA BURNETT MS, 4913 JAY STREET N E, APT 11
CHILIAD PUBLISHING INC, 1010 WISCONSIN AVE NW
CHILTON JAMES M, 35 E ST NW, APT 702
CHINERY LESLIE, 1616 18TH ST NW APT 907
CHINN LAURA M, 3905 DAVIS PLACE NW, APT 202
CHINNAPPAN SAGAYA, 913 HAMILTON ST NE
CHIOMENTI ELIZABETH, 1301 U ST NW, APT 217
CHIPPENDALE STEPHEN, 1451 BELMONT STREET NW
CHISTI ABIR, 902 WESTMINISTER ST NW
CHO BYUNG, 2020 F ST NW APT 809
CHO LENORE S, 1749 12 18TH STREET NW
CHOE KARA, 616 E ST NW 701 NW
CHOI DAVID, APT 626, 1160 FIRST ST NE
CHOI KYU, 2021 F ST NW
CHOI LAURA M, 3336 MT PLEASANT STREET NW, APT11
CHOICE IN DYING, 1620 IST NW STE 202
CHOJKIER DIEGO, 1829 CALIFORINIA ST NW 33
CHOPRA KAREN J, 1625 K ST N W
CHOW FRANKLIN F, 1851 COLUMBIA RD 501
CHOWDHRY RABIA, 2500 WISCONSIN AVE NW
CHRIS C L DDS, 4418 MACARTHUR BLVD, STE 201
CHRISTENSEN CHESLEY D, 1501 14TH STREET NW
CHRISTIAN DANIELLE, 3434 BROWN STREET NW
CHRISTIAN DEBORAH R, 315 WHITTIER ST NW
CHRISTIAN MOLLY K, 1717 U STREET, APT 3
CHRISTIAN WALTER G, 4832 JAY ST NE
CHRISTOPHEL JONATHAN D, 926 FRENCH STREET NW, BSMT APT
CHRONICLE LETTER, C/O CIRCULATION DEPT, 1255 23RD ST NW
CHU VU X, C/O TERA SYSTEMS 401K PLAN, ATTN JOHN MOORE TRUSTEE
CHUBBY S COMPUTERS, 1501 E ST SOUTHEAST
CHUE RUTH, 2001 15TH ST NW APT 610
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, 1317 G ST NW

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CHURCH ST THOMAS, 2665 WOODLEY ROAD NW

CHURCHILL CENTER, 1150 17TH NW ST 307
CHURCHILL TRACY M, 1763 COLUMBIA ROAD, NW
CHURNA KAROLINE, 4803 BUTTERWORTH PL NW
CI TRAVEL, 300 E ST SW
CIAPETTI AVA D, 1711 18TH STREET NW, APT 31
CIBEL JANE B, 4545 42ND ST NW, STE 207
CIMINO FRANK, 3908 HARRISON ST NW
CINEMACON LLC, 750 FIRST STREET NE, SUITE 1130
CIRCO IULIAN A, PSI 1120 19TH STREET NW, SUITE 600
CITELUM LOUISIANA LLC, 1100 NEW JERSEY AVE
CITY AT PEACE DC, 1328 FLORIDA AVENUE NW
CITY TECH INC, 1003 F STREET N E, SUITE B
CITY URBAN CONTRACTING INC, 4909 FOOTE ST NE
CITYSTAFF, 1701 K STREET NW, SUITE 500
CLACK ANGELA R, 4601 CONN AVENUE, APT318
CLAGGETT BREIA S, 1354 JASPER PLACE SE, APT 303
CLAPES JAMES C, 1221 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW 100
CLARION REALTY ADVISORS, C/O ING CLARION PRTNERS WASHIN, DC
CLARK ADDIE, 1402 EUCLID ST NW
CLARK ANDREA L, 1421 POTOMAC AVENUE SE
CLARK ASHLEY, 3511 POPE ST SE
CLARK CHARLES, 5232 KARL PL
CLARK CHARLES T, 5020 LOWELL ST NW
CLARK DAVID, 5232 KARL PL
CLARK DAVID JR, ANACOSTIA RIVER EMERG PHYS PC, 1310 SOUTHERN AVE SE
CLARK DOROTHEA J, 5020 LOWELL ST NW
CLARK ELAINE, 917 7TH ST NE
CLARK GAIL M, 475 LENFANT PLAZA SW
CLARK HAKIM A, 4201 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NE
CLARK MAMIE H, 5710 3RD PL NW
CLARK MICHAEL, 1210 MEIGS PLACE NE #2
CLARK THOMAS, 5028 CALL PLACE SE
CLARK WILLIAM JR, 5710 3RD PL NW
CLARK WILLIAM S, 1401 KALMIA RD NW
CLARKE AMANDA L, 1209 INDEPENDENCE AVENUE SE
CLARKE BENJAMIN S, 6608 14TH STREET NW, APT 201
CLARKE CHRISTIANE M, PO BOX 5937
CLARKE ELESE N, 1409 15TH ST NW, APT 12
CLARKE LOUIS, 1810 CAL ST
CLARKE MANAGEMENT CONSULTING GROUP, 1155 F STREET NW SUITE 1050
CLARKE PATRICIA, 219 FLORINA AVE NW
CLARKIN JEFFREY, 201 I STREET SW
CLAROS CIRILA, 35 E ST NW APT 507
CLAUDEGALBRUN JEAN, C/O CAPITAL PROFIMA, 2000 L ST NW STE 702
CLAYTON KATHERINE, 1754 WILLARD ST NW, 3
CLEAN ECONOMY CENTER, 1757 N ST NW
CLEAN ECONOMY DEVELOPMENT CENTER CONSULT, 1757 N ST NW, 4TH FL
CLEGG DANIEL C, 9000 NEW DELHI PL
CLEMENT GILLES, 4411 CONNECTICUT AVE NW APT 21
CLEMENTINE P KING, 720 GIRARD ST NW
CLEMENTS ARTHUR M, 3660 SOUTHERN AVE
CLEMENTS HARRY J, 4110 AMES ST NE APT 303
CLEMENTS PASTRY SHOP, 1338 G STREET N W
CLEMMONS WILLIAM M, 3306 BANNEKER DRIVE NE
CLEO ABA, ADMISSIONS DIRECTOR, 740 15TH STREET NW 9TH FL
CLEOS BROTHERS LLC, 1235 KENILWORTH AVE STE 10
CLEVELAND ANNA J, 646 G STREET NE
CLEVEN ANN, 4200 CATHEDRAL AVE NW APT 718
CLIFFORD ELIZABETH K, 1743 Q STREET NW
CLIFTON JOHN ELLSWORTH LOVE, 1014 2ND ST
CLINE KATHERINE L, 3812 W ST NW
CLINIC CULTURAL CONSULTANTS, 908 NEW HAMPSHIRE NW AVE, STE #700
CLINICAL CULTURAL AND CONSULTING SERVICE, 908 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW, STE 700
CLOUD BEARING LLC, 506 9TH STREET NW
CLUB FOR GROWTH - PAC, 4201 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE, 407
CLUCK MARY K MISS, 3400 MCKINLEY ST NW
CLUVERIUS CHARLOTTE E, 351 10TH ST SE, APT 2
CMS SIEMENS INDUSTRY INC, SIEMENS CORP ATTN ACCOUNTING, 300
NEW JERSEY AVE NW STE 1000
COALITION CHRISTIAN, 499 SOUTH CAPITAL STREET SW, SUITE 615
COATES JAMES, 1435 IVES PLACE SE
COATES KIMMETT, 1730 M ST NW STE 911
COBB CHRISTOPHER, 1810 T ST NW
COBB DEMARIS, 181 IRVING STREET 103 SW
COCKERHAM QUAL SCHWAN LPC, 1555 CONNECTICUT NW AVE, STE #4E
CODINA SEBASTIAN, PWR BRASIL 525 23RD ST NW
CODY V BUTLER, 1209 9TH ST NW, APT 404
COEY JEFFREY C, 1521 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW
COFFEY ROBERT, 4000 CATHEDRAL AVE NW APT 708B
COGILL SOPHY, 1779 CHURCH ST NW, APT B
COGLEY JONATHAN M, 2119 O ST NW
COGSDELL YOLANDA D, 1849 M ST NE APT 3
COHEN CECILY, 1458 FAIRMONT ST NW, APT 4
COHEN COHEN PC AND CAPITAL REPORTING, 1821 JEFFERSON PLACE NW
COHEN DOUGLAS, 3300 M ST NW, STE 201
COHEN JENNIFER, 4850 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, APT 907
COHEN JOHN B, 600 PENNSYLVANIA AVE SE, #202
COHEN LISA, 5376 28TH ST NW
COHEN REBECCA S, 2440 VIRGINIA AVENUE NW D 505
COHN BRIAN R, 5525 SHERIER PLACE NW
COHN LEON M, APT 621, 3601 CONNECTICUT AVE
COIRO FLORENCE C, 1905 M ST NE
COLANGELO MELISSA, 910 15TH ST NW 401
COLB ANDREW, 1001 CONNECTIC AVE NW
COLBERT ALICE A, 4620 IOWA AVE NW #6
COLBY BARBARA H, 3050 MILITARY ROAD NW, UNIT 437
COLDWELL BANKER, 605 PENNSYLVANIA SE AVE
COLE DAISY H, 626 MADISON ST NE
COLE DONALD, 3298 FORT LINCOLN NE APT 606
COLE DOROTHY, 660 12TH ST NE
COLE ESTATE NONA, 311 14TH ST NE
COLE KEVIN, 3702 SW SAWGRASS PKWY
COLE LARYEA OLA, 5007 NEBRASKA AVENUE NW
COLE LELIA, 605 P ST NW
COLE MARY L, 1938 FIRST STREET NE
COLE NONA, 311 14TH ST NE
COLE REBECCA L, 1651 KRAMER STREET NE
COLEMAN ALBERT H JR, 5920 1ST ST
COLEMAN CHERISE, 715 57TH PL NE
COLEMAN DOMETRIA, 3600 ELY PL SE APT 107
COLEMAN HARRY L, 1243 D ST NE
COLEMAN HENRY, 1136 21ST
COLEMAN HORACE, 721 6TH ST NE
COLEMAN JACQUELINE, 829 QUINCY ST NW, 108
COLEMAN JOSEPH B, 3861 HALLEY TERR SE
COLEMAN KING MAIA C, 4429 13TH PL NE
COLEMAN NORMA FOY, 5920 1ST ST
COLEMAN ROSA, 756 BURNS ST SE
COLEMAN RUTH W, 117 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD NW
COLEMAN SEAN A , 4336 VARNUM PLACE NE
COLEMANBENNETT MICHELLE, 2007 BUNKER HILL RD NE
COLEY BELINDA L, 106 MICHIGAN AVE NE D23
COLEY DELAREA, 1837 PROVIDENCE ST NE
COLEY HARVEY, 1837 PROVIDENCE ST NE
COLEY TABITHA, C/O CHAIKIN SHERMAN PC, 1232 17TH STREET N W
COLIN M SHAH, 1070 THOMAS JEFFERSON STREET N, APT 203
COLINDRE EDDY, 4314 GEORGIA AVE NW APT 16
COLLIER SHANNON SCOTT PLLC, ATTN CORPORATE BENEFITS, 3050 K ST NW 4TH FL
COLLIN HARRIS, 1365 FLORIDA AVENUE NE
COLLINAS HELEN, 431 P ST NW
COLLINS BARBARA J, 2800 ONTARIO RD #104

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COLLINS CLARENCESINE L, 615 MISSOURI AVENUE NW 3

COLLINS DOROTHY L, 1330 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NW, SUITE 319B
COLLINS W M MOTEL, 1725 SWANN ST NW
COLLINS WHITNEY L, 1017 EUCLID SR NW
COLUMBIA FERTILITY ASSOCIATES, 2440 M NW ST STE401
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS TENANT ASSOC, 2900 N 14TH STREET NW
COLUMBIA LIGHTHOUSE FOR THE BLIND, 1120 20TH ST NW STE 750S
COLVIN TERRENCE, 6318 33 RD ST NW
COMBS DAVID L, 1200 BRICKYARD RD
COMCAST, 2323 PENNSYLVANIA SE AVE 406
COMER SARAH E, 1920 15TH ST NW APT 02
COMMUNITY NUTRITION, 2001 S. ST.NW, SUITE 530
COMMUNITY OF HOPE HEALTH SERVICES, 1717 MASSACHUSETTS AVE, STE 805
COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION ASSN OF AMERICA, 1341 G ST NW, 10TH FL
COMPARATO LINDSAY S, 2824 DEVENSHIRE PLACE NW, APT308
COMPEAU HANNAH PIERSON, 3614 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
COMPEAU PIERSON, 3614 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
COMPUTERS BELL, THOMAS BELL, 3819 MILITARY RD APT 3
CONCEPCION RINGOR, 2229 46TH ST NW
CONCODORA SORREL A, 2325 42ND ST NW, 216
CONDELL WILLIAM J, 1514 17TH STREET NW 601
CONGER RAY, 1522 OGDEN NW ST
CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY INC, 1255 22ND STREET NW
CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY INC, 1414 22ND NW
CONLON KATHLEEN, 1410 12TH ST NW, APT 3
CONN AVE TACKLE BOX LLC, 3407 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
CONNELLY A, 770 5TH ST, APT 1205
CONNELLY RAYMOND K , 1848 WYOMING AVE NW 303
CONNELLY RONALD S, 1308 KENYON ST NW
CONNER CHRISTINE, 4702 RESERVOIR RD NW
CONNER HERMAN, 628 EAST CAPITAL ST NE
CONNER JOHN M III, 5001 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
CONNER RHONDA, 2500 WISCONSIN AV NW APT 335
CONNER SONDRA JO, 5001 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
CONNERLEY EDWIN DR, 114 11TH STREET SW
CONNOLLY THOMAS, 1610 11TH ST NW, APT 2B
CONNOUGHTON DOROTHY, 6801 NEW HAMP AVE
CONRAD SCHERER LLP, 731 8TH STREET SE
CONSOLIDATED MAINTENANCE, 3150 BLADENSBURG RD NE
CONSTANTINA BATCHELOR, 1341 29TH ST SE, PH 3
CONSTANTINESCU MARIA S, 1321 OTIS STREET NE
CONSULATE OF BRAZIL, 1030 15TH STREET NW STE 280
CONSUMER LOAN DEPARTMENT, 1750 H STREET, 2ND FLOOR
CONSUMER REORTS FOUNDATION, DONOR SERVICE, PO BOX 96552
CONTRACTOR MANAGEMENT INC, 2849 GEORGIA AVE NW, 3RD FLOOR
CONTRACTOR SOLUTIONS GROUP, 1931 BILTMORE ST NW
CONTRERAS ESPERANZA A, 1624 OAK ST NW
CONTRERAS OLGA, APT 806
CONVENTION INDUSTRY COUNCIL, 1620 EYE STREET NW
CONVINGTON MAE B , 5035 SARGENT RD NE
CONWELL JOSEPH C, 2314 41ST ST NW
CONWELL JOSEPH C EST, 2314 41ST ST NW
COOK GERTRUDE H Estate of, 2425 25TH ST SE
COOK ANTHONY, 639 MORTON STREET NW
COOK DANICA, 300 MASSACHUSTTS NW APT 207
COOK ELLA M, 153 U ST NE
COOK FRANKLIN, 1501 PARK RD NW
COOK MARRY V, 1520 INDEPENDENCE AVE SE 304
COOK RAPHAEL L, 1212 BUCHANAN STREET NORTHEAST
COOK ROBERT, 153 U ST NE
COOK T, 455 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW
COOK W J, 1302 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW
COOKE CATHERINE O, 3531 W PLACE NW
COOKE T, 2602 MOZART PL NW
COOKHORN GARY, 2555 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW
COOLEY JAMES S, COOLEY ENTERPRISES LLC, 231 P ST NW
COOLIDGE ELISHA H, 2801 NEW MEXICO AVE NW APT 521
COOMBS GEORGE G, 1829 12TH ST NW
COOPER ADRIENNE M, 1426 11TH ST NW APT 4
COOPER ALGERNON J, 1212 DELAFIELD PL NW
COOPER ANDREA BARON JON, 1255 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW, APT 604
COOPER CALVIN, 2400 VIRGINIA AV 804
COOPER CHRISTOPHER D, 2900 29TH STREET NW
COOPER CLEMENTINE, 647 IRVING ST NW
COOPER FANNIE, 1437 EUCLID ST NW
COOPER GEOFFREY, 3100 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
COOPER GWENDOLYN, 529 44TH ST NE
COOPER JAMES, 2035 GALES ST
COOPER JOSEPH, 2035 GALES ST
COOPER LIDDIE, 309 W 3RD AVE
COOPER O, 3202 18TH ST NW
COOPER OZELL, 1149 5TH ST NE
COOPER RONALD L, 1625 K ST NW, STE LL1
COOPER SHARA T, P O BOX 51172
COOPER WARREN, 2912 2ND ST SE, #3
COPELAND JR MILES, 2660 WOODLEY RD NW I 148
COPELAND KATHY L, 226 5TH STREET SE, UNIT 102
CORA K FRY LPC, 7100 ALASKA AVENUE NW
CORBETT RUTH, 1529 P ST NW
CORDELL CRAIGG, 1725 K ST NW
CORDELLCRAIGG A ESTATE OF, 1725 K ST NW
CORDERO ANNA, 8TH AND I MBW
CORDRAY NORRIS J, 3636 16TH ST N W B1137
CORE HEALTH, 1050 17TH STREET NW, SUITE 600
CORE INTERNATIONAL INC, 5101 WISCONSIN AVENUE NW, SUITE 305
COREY LISA MRS, 2426 19TH STREET NW 400
CORINNE MARQUARDT, 1700 H ST, UNIT 67
CORKE SUSAN M, 1207 N STREET NW APT A
CORLEY RICHARD STEVEN, 3839 26TH ST NE
CORLEY SHELLEY WOODSON, 3839 26TH ST NE
CORNELIA DAWSON, 1609 13TH ST NW
CORNELISON ELIZABETH A, 3710 CALVERT STREET NW
CORNISH JOLANDA, 703 MARYLAND AVENUE NE
CORNO DANIEL, 1010 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NE 1
CORPREW ANTOINETTE J, 1619 EVARTS STREET NE
CORRIGAN CATHERINE M, 2514 K ST NW, APT 54
CORRIGAN ZACHARY A, 3724 S STREET N W
CORSON LOUIS A, 955 26TH STREET NW APT 709
COSGROVE JEFFREY A, 627 MORTON PLACE NE
COSTELLO JOHN, 1810 U ST SE
COSTELLO JOHN, 916 S ST NW
COTHREL ARCOLAR, 5542D LANGLEY WAY SW
COUCH JOHN F, 3915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SE
COUGHLIN ESTATE PATRICK 3RD, 3801 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, APT 717
COUGHLIN PATRICK J 3RD, APT 717, 3801 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
COULON DAVID, 4422 Q ST NW
COUNCIL FOR CHEMICAL R, 1730 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NW, SUITE #302
COUNIHAN JEROME E, 3405 DENT PL NW
COUNTS JANET B, 100 NICHOLSON ST NW
COURSEY MELVIN, 1838 I ST NE APT 1
COURT HASTINGS, PO BOX 71269
COURTNEY A FERENZ, 4550 CONNECTICUT AVE N W, APT 216
COURTNEY PAUL, 4115 DAVIS PL NW APT 205
COUSTEAU CLEMENTIN, 3517 17TH ST NW
COUTURE DENISE MRS, 2934 UPTON STREET NW
COVERT CHARLES, 2504 10TH ST NE
COVINGTON BURLING, 1201 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW
COVINGTON BURLING LLP, 1201 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW
COWAN CARL, 1603 VAN BUREN STREET NW
COWAN MARIAN Estate of, 1790 SYCAMORE STREET N W
COX ALICE, 121 CHARLOTTE
COX DANIEL J, 1711 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW 510

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COX JOHANNA G, 1200 14TH STREET NW, APT 903
COX RUTH, 1230 I ST NE
COX THOMAS, 1230 I ST NE
COX TIMOTHY C, 3700 N CAPITOL ST NW
COX TODD, 1133 CONNECTICUT AVE NW STE 75
COX TODD S MD, 1133 CONNECTICUT AVE N W, SUITE 750
COX WALTER, CO STORE 32
COX WILLIS J, 1708 KEYON ST N W
COX WILLIS JAMES, 1708 KENYON ST NW
COX WINNIE M, 1708 KENYON ST NW
COXE SALUY, 2701 CONNETICUT AVE, 702
COYLE KELLY, 2920 CORTLAND PL NW
CPU BENEFICIARIES ON, 1882 COLUMBIA RD NW #402
CPU BENEFICIARIES ON, 5020 KLINGLE ST NW
CPU BENEFICIARY ON, 731 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD NW
CQ PRESS, 1255 22ND ST NW STE 400
CQ ROLL CALL, 8TH FLOOR, 77 K STREET NE
CRAFT RUTH, C/O ADELENE MADDOX, 1425 4TH ST SW APT A105
CRAHER JENNIFER, 3841 NEWARK STREET NW, APT A451
CRAIG LYNETTE, 108 58TH ST SE, APT 301
CRAIG NANCY JANE, 810 D ST SE
CRAMER REBECCA M , 1429 CORCORAN STREET NW
CRANEY PAUL D, 1275 K ST NW, STE 102
CRANSTON ERIN E, 1630 R STREET NW, APT 511
CRAWFORD HEIDI M, 4821 48TH STREET NW
CRAWFORD JAMAL, 5335 WISCONSIN AVE NW STE E850
CRAWFORD LILLIAN, 1211 DUNCAN ST NE
CRAWFORD MARGARET, 431 M ST NW
CRAWFORD ROBERT W, 1456 OGDEN ST NW
CRAWLEY JAMAL, 4253 BARNABY RD, UNIT #201
CRAWLEY MILDRED S, 674 DARRINGTON STREET SOUTHEAS
CREDENCE MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS, 723 CAPITOL SQUARE PLACE SW
CREEVY PATRICIA, 5010 RENO ROAD NW
CREIGHTON BERTINA, PO BOX 75382
CRENSHAW CHRISTA, 206 1/2 3RD ST NE
CRESPO BEATRIZ, 647 FRANKLIN ST NE
CREWS ADA C, 1205 30TH STREET SOUTHEAST, APARTMENT 3
CREWS LORRAINE, 1739 INDEPENDENCE AVE SE
CRICKETCOM, 3442 MINNESOATA AVE NE
CRINER DANE A, 120 SEATON PLACE NW
CRISPEN C, 2238 47TH ST NW
CRISPIN JERRY, 1425 4TH STREET UNIT A501
CRISPINE THOMAS, 712 LONGFELLOW ST NW
CRISS INC, 1400 I STREET NW, SUITE 1050
CROCKETT MICHAEL, 3967 BLAINE ST NE
CROCKETT TANIKA, 3967 BLAINE ST
CROFT BRAIN M, 105 6TH STREET SE, APT 206
CROMBAG HANS S, OLIVAS MARIA, 2717 ORDWAY ST NW
CROMPTON RICHARD, 5107 YUMA ST NW
CRONENBURG WILHELMINE, 4020 GEORGIA AVE NW
CRONIN ANASTASIA, 2001 16TH ST NW, APT 506
CROOKS ALICIA, 2601 16TH ST NW
CROSBY COURTNEY S, 3404 DENT PL NW
CROSBY KATHERINE, 1301 M ST NW, APT 1001
CROSBY KHELI T, 1819 HAMLIN STREET N E
CROSBY MAGGIE, 1224 MARYLAND NE AVE 4
CROSS JASON D, 448 KENTUCKY AVE, B
CROSS ROBERT, 8711 LIVINGSTON ROAD
CROSSON RAYMOND , 5205 2ND STREET NW
CROSSROADS STRATEGIES LLC, 1718 M ST NW 369
CROTTY JEANNE F, 1502 10TH ST NW
CROWDER GARRY B, 3331 M STREET NW
CROWELL GREGORY L, 2727 FAIRLAWN AVE SE APT 109
CROWELL SHAWNITA, 2300 GOOD HOPE RD SE, APT 412
CROWLEY DAVID, 609 MORRIS PL NE
CROWLEY MICHAEL F, PO BOX 27800, ATTN SHARON COWSERT
CROWN GAS, 3011 MARTIN LUTHER KING AVE SE
CROWNER JOSEPHINE, 128 53RD ST SE
CRUICKSHANK DOUGLAS, CHEMONICS INTERNATIONAL, 1717 H STREET NW
CRUMP EMMA F, 1111 COLUMBIA RD. NW, APT 405
CRUTCHFIELD BEULA, 461 ARMORY PLACE
CRUTCHFIELD ERNESTINE, 4424 3RD ST SE 2
CRUTHIRDS SANDRA, 3700 SUE KER
CRUZ CARLOS, 4201 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW
CRUZ CONTRERAZ JOSE MARTIN, 3620 16TH STREET NW
CRUZ NORMA, 3321 12TH STREET NE
CRUZADO MARIELLA, 5323 CONNECTICUT AVE NW APT
CSC WIRELESS INC, 6218 GEORGIA AVE NW
CSEH CRISTIAN, 3206 WISCONSIN AV NW APT 38
CSOTONYI JULIUS T, 9 555 CORYDON AVENUE WINNIPEG
CT AVE AMOCO INC, 5001 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
CTFA, 1101 17TH ST NW #300, INTERNATIONAL DEPT
CUBBAGE JAYNE, 506 LONGFELLOW NW APT 108
CUDD ELIZABETH M, 1499 MASSACHUETTES AVE NW, 1210
CULBERTSON THERESA, 631 D ST NW APT 926
CULLEN ELIZABETH, 1221 MASS AVE NW205
CULLEN MARY, PO BOX 5741
CULLER MARION , 1022 MONROE STREET NORTHEAST, APARTMENT 206
CULLEY LAKIYA D, 5003 HUNT PL NE APT 11
CULTER SHAWNA L, PO BOX 57445
CULVER DORIS, 1500 D ST SE
CUMBIE SARAH E, APARTMENT 813, 5415 CONNECTICU
CUMBO ERIN, 826 TEWKESBURY PL NW
CUMBY ROBERT E, 3114 44TH ST. NW
CUMBY ROBERT E., 3114 44TH ST. NW
CUMMINGS COLIN M, 912 F STREET NW, 1106
CUMMINGS ELIZABETH V, 2120 16TH STREET NW, 416
CUMMINGS MARGARET J, 2475 VIRGINIA AVE NW NO 218
CUNANAN HAZEL, 933 M ST NE
CUNDIFF LAWRENCE D, 319 19TH STREET NE
CUNNINGHAM RENEE D, 2313 GOOD HOPE COURT SE, APARTMENT 410
CURIE CELINA, 1915 KALORAMA RD NW APT 411
CURLEY ALEX M, 710 RITTENHOUSE STREET NW
CURLEY JUSTIN, 3500 13TH ST NW APT 402
CURLEY KATHERINE A, 3001 PORTER STREET NW APT 103
CURRAN GREG, 5425 CONNECTICUT AVE NW AOT 21
CURRAN KEITH, 100 I ST SE 709
CURRAN MOIRA, 1828 RIGGS PLACE NW
CURREN GREG, 5425 CONNECTICUT AVE NW APT 21
CURRENT IRA CUSTODIAN, 6412 BARNABY ST NW, KEVIN MEAGHER
CURRY BONITA S, 45 P STREET SW, APT 32
CURRY DANIEL E, 3469 14 ST. NW
CURTIN JOHN, 1605 BUCHANAN ST NE
CURTIN SHARON , 3733 OLIVER ST NW
CURTIS AGATHA M, 20 14TH STREET NE
CURTIS MITCHELL S, 1415 COLUMBIA STREET
CUSTOMER CHADWICKS, APT 517, 4411 CONNECTICUT AVE
CUTHRELL KAREN, 431 OGLETHORPE ST NW
CUTLER ELIZABETH, 2501 CALVERT ST NW, #805
CUTLER VELMA, 714 E MAIN
CUTTS DALE E, 190 POREMBA CT, BLDG 351 SUITE 209
CWA, CWA PRESIDENTS OFFICE
CYC LOGISTICS & DISTRIBUTION, ANCHOR HOP BUSINESS PARK AN

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D C NURSES ASSOCIATION, C/O ATTN VERONICA SCALES, 1099
D CLAIRE K, 2420 16TH STREET NW APT 408

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D GAMBLES ASSOCIATES PLLC, 1725 I STREET NW, SUITE 300

D MN GOOD LLC, 1301 M STREET NW, SUITE 1010
D.E.N. UNITED GENERAL CONSTRUCTION LLC, 1421 KENILWORTH AVE NE STE B
DABNEY PATRICIA L, 3263 FORT LINCOLN DR NE
DADE DONNA, 4405 QUARLES ST N E
DAHAN JESSICA, 2400 M ST NW, APARTMENT NO 719
DAHIKAH BINA M, 2815 OTIS ST NE
DAHLGAARD DONDI S, 2209 39TH ST NW
DAHM JENNIFER, 230 7TH ST NE
DAILARD CYNTHIA ESTATE OF, 3270 ABERFOYLE PL NW
DAILY TELEGRAPH LTD, 111 BUCKINGHAM PALACE RD
DAIRSOW STEPHANIE B, 25 N ST NW
DAIRY DIVISION OF NA, OF AGRICULTURE, 1616 H STREET
DAJANI AHMED S, 1234 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW APT
DAKOUO HELENE, 5TH AVE MIRAMAR
DALE KARDOS ASSOCIATES INC, 3906 HUNTINGTON ST NW
DALEY DOROTHY H, C/O ROBERT R BEAUDETTE, 15TH ST PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW
DALEY MAURA A, 811 4TH STREET NW, UNIT 221
DALGIC ORGU, 2853 ONTARIO RD NW APT 108
DALLA PIZZA INC, 1829 COLUMBIA RD NW
DALLAS RICHARD, 907 6TH ST SW APT 710
DALSIMER HEATHER, 4619 VAN NESS STREET NW
DALTON CHRIS T, 2403 20TH STREET NW, APT 107
DALTON WILLIAM B, 212 ELM STREET NW
DALY ALMA, 4219 37TH ST NW
DALY JOSEPH T, 1319 4TH ST SW
DALY MICHAEL E , 527 FLORIDA AVE NW
DAMTEW WONDWOSS, 1336 MISSOURI AVE NW APT 513
DAN KAUFMAN GRAPHICS INC, 734 15TH STREET N W TENTH
DANAHER CORP, 2099 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW, 12TH FLOOR
DANDREA GINA, 3030 WISCONSIN AVE NW APT A
DANESHVAR HOMAYOON, 4725 WESTERN AVE NW
DANGELO LAWERENCE J, ADOLESCENT MEDICINE
DANIEL J C, 1800 EYE STREET NW, SUITE 701
DANIEL LEONARD, 1113 R ST
DANIEL THEODORA W, 1600 ROXANNA RD NW
DANIEL WALTER G, 1600 ROXANNA RD NW
DANIELEK DIANE L, 3000 CONNECTICUT AVE NW 132
DANIELS DEXTER, 5000 9TH ST NW
DANIELS JONATHAN A, 208 MORGAN STREET NW, APT A
DANIELS LASHAN D, 3700 9TH STREET SE, UNIT 722
DANINGER AMANDA A, 3334 PROSPECT STREET NW
DANLEY LEKEISHA SHARELL MS, 300 62ND ST NE, APT 2
DANN CAROLINE, 327 E CAPITAL ST
DANN MELANIE, 604 7TH ST NE
DANNER MARY C, 408 A STREET NE
DAPREMONT ASHLEY N, 4361 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR AVE, 223
DARKO S ORCEVIC, 1545 18TH STREET NW, APT 317
DARRYL CARTER INC, 2342 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NW
DARSNEY DIANNA , 1321 FAIRMONT STREET NW, 403
DARVICHKODJOURI KETAYOUN, 2117 N STREET NW 2
DASAP NIDA D, 1101 L STREET NW 606
DATA AND ANALYTICS INC, 1125 12TH STREET NW, STE 51
DATCHER WILLIAM C, 1225 TRINIDAD AVE NE
DAVENPORT ANNIE, ROSEDALE DR APT A
DAVENPORT CARLISE JAMES, 4001 16TH ST NW
DAVEYKPARR GRACE, 1514 ALLISON ST N W
DAVIDE FERRARI, 5415 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, 425
DAVIDSON ALEX, 3601 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW, APT 519
DAVIDSON ALIX B, 1336 HARVARD NW 3
DAVIDSON ANGELA, 520 ONEIDA PL NW
DAVIDSON SALLY F, 3415 VOLTA PLACE NW
DAVIDSON SARA, 501 G ST SW
DAVIDSON THOMAS, 3303 WATER STREET NW 3M
DAVIDSON WILLIAM, 151 11TH ST SE
DAVIES CHRISTOPHER, 2445 M ST NW
DAVIES PATRICIA, 1817 37TH ST NW
DAVINCI CONSULTING LLC, 1348 IRIS STREET NW
DAVIS JAMES E Estate of, 215 DIVISION AVE NE
DAVIS ANDREA L, 907 6TH STREET SW, 613C
DAVIS ANDREW C, 200 WOODBERRY RD
DAVIS ARTHUR P JR, 7502 EASTERN AVE NW
DAVIS CAROLLYNN, 1462 HARVARD ST NW 3
DAVIS CHARLES, 610 12TH ST NW
DAVIS COURTNEY H, 3313 CLAY PLACE NE
DAVIS CRYSTAL Y, 58 TUCKERMAN STREET NW
DAVIS DANA, 1601 GAINSVILLE ST SE
DAVIS DIONNA S, 5918 SOUTHERN AVE SE
DAVIS DWAIN M, 4706 E CAPITOL
DAVIS ESTATE OF JAMES B, 110 17TH STREET SE
DAVIS GARY, 3549 A JAY ST NE H 101
DAVIS GEORGE, 5925 4TH ST NW
DAVIS GUY SINN R, 151 JOLIET ST SW #303
DAVIS HOWARD DEC, 3758 HAYES ST NE APT 5
DAVIS II LINK, 119 RIDGE ROAD #22 SE
DAVIS IRVIN, 2105 I STREET NE, #9
DAVIS ISAAC N, 2812 31ST ST SE
DAVIS LOIS, 774 HOBARD ST
DAVIS MEREDITH, 2222 Q STEET NW 32
DAVIS MIEKA, 1414 ST V ST NW 402
DAVIS MUTHER L, 3919 5TH ST NW
DAVIS PATRICIA L, 4442 GARRISON ST NW
DAVIS RILLEY, 3339 PROSPECT ST NW
DAVIS ROSA L, MIDLAND CITY ROUTE
DAVIS RUKIYA O, 650 JACKSON STREET NE
DAVIS SARAH, 3724 D ST SE APT 102
DAVIS SIDNEY, 620 HARVARD ST NW
DAVIS THERON, 3005 SHERMAN NW
DAVIS TIARA N, 611 GALLATIN ST NW
DAVIS WANDA, 2677 DOUGLAS ROAD SE, #204
DAVIS WILLIAM, 200 WOODBERRY RD
DAVISON PATRIC, 413 LONGFELLOW ST NW
DAVITIAN CRAIG L, 2828 PENNSILVANIA AVE NW
DAWKINS GLORIA, 112 IRVINGTON STREET SOUTHWEST, APARTMENT 102
DAWSON CALVIN, 542 BRUMMEL CT NW
DAWSON JAMES, 3421 20TH ST NE
DAWSON JOHNNIE, 1609 13TH ST NW
DAWSON MIMI W, 4207 LINNEAN AVENUE NW
DAWSON ROSE, 542 BRUMMEL CT NW
DAY ANGELA, 4227 EAST CAPITOL STREET SE, 10
DAY DORIS, 3355 ALDEN PLACE NE
DAY MARIA LEGASPI, 1200 PERRY ST NE APT 301
DAY MARQUITA, 2303 GOODHOPE CT SE, 301
DAY MARTHA , 1229 W ST NW
DAY PAMELA, 1513 GALES ST NE
DAY ROBERT, 3713 COREY PLACE NW
DAYS MCILWAIN PATRUZZELLI, 838 JEFFERSON ST NW
DC BOARD OF NURSING, 717 14TH STREET NW
DC CANCER CONSORTIUM 403B PLAN, 5225 WISCONSIN AVE NW, STE 503
DC COMPREHENSIVE, 1629 K ST NW, MEZZANINE LEVEL
DC COMPREHENSIVE DENTISTRY, 1629 K ST NW, STE M
DC FOREIGN CAR SERVICE, 31 K STREET S E
DC RESTAURANT GROUP LTD, NATL HALL CENTER PIER
DE LA FUENTE LOUISE, 1882 COLUMBIA RD NW #402
DE LEON MERLYN, 5521 COL0RADO AVE NW, APT 203
DE LEWIS EDNA ALEMAN, 4100 NW MASSASSCHUTS AVE UT20
DE LORENZI JOHN, 1500 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW
DEALVEAR CARMEN MS, 3618 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW, APT 302
DEAN HELEN, 2507 FAIRLAWN AVE SE
DEAN IKELA M, 3324 6TH ST SE APT 201
DEAN MARY, 3913 21ST ST NE
DEAN RACHAEL, 2225 N ST NW APT 425

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DEAN VIRGINIA, 1537 30TH ST NW APT D12

DEASEY ALEXANDRA, 1245 13TH STREET NW, 913
DEBORDE AMBER D, 2446 TUNLAW RD NW
DECELIAN CADET YVES CARMEL, 3816 4TH ST NW
DECK MARY, 511 4TH ST SE
DECK MARY ESTATE, 511 4TH ST SE
DECLET BRANDON D, 1430 NEWTON ST NW APT 301
DEDIOS CARLOS, 2121 WARD PL NW, C/O GENERAL DELIVERY
DEEGAN WILLIAM F, 1607 44TH ST NW
DEEMA L SIHWEIL, 3040 IDAHO AVE NW, APT 530
DEES CONVENIENCE STORE, 4413 BOWEN RD SE
DEFENDERS OF WILDFIRE, 1101 FOURTEENTH ST N.W., SUITE 1400
DEGUIA YAEL, 1234 MASSACHUSTTS NW APT 402
DEHONEY ELEANOR, 3410 38TH ST NW, A421
DEKLOTZ CYNTHIA M, 4000 TUNLAW RD NW UNIT 903
DELANEY MARION, 1021 48TH ST NE APT 2
DELANEY REBECCA, 157 U STREET NW UNIT B
DELANGE ROBERT W, 4410 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW, 115
DELANY DEVIN M, 3324 RUNNYMEDE PL NW
DELANY SHANNON, 4611 MACARTHUR BLVD NW, UNIT B
DELAUNE JULES M, 1517 30TH ST NW, APT C32
DELAUNE REBECCA T, 1517 30TH ST NW, APT C32
DELCID JOSEFINA, 5060 MILLWOOD LN NW
DELGADO ADRIAN, OFC OF THE VP
DELGADO JESSICA, OFC OF THE VP
DELINE AMY, 1501 K STREET NW
DELL COMPUTER CORP, 1225 I ST NW
DELL SIRI L, 1868 COLUMBIA ROAD NW, APT 405
DELLEGROTTI DANIEL H, 1930 35TH PLACE, APT 1
DELLINGER WALTER E III, 1701 18TH ST NW
DELNEGRO ALBER A, 5010 RENO ROAD NW
DELOATCH RON, 2301 SKYLAND PL SE APT 22
DELOITTE, 2535 13TH ST NW APT 405
DELORME PATRICIA M, 1730 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW STE 3
DELP CARLEE PAIGE, 1211 29TH ST NW UNIT B
DELTA SIGMA PI3, 2400 SIXTH STREET NW
DELUCCIO JOSEPH, 931 O ST NW
DELYSSIA C JANIFER, OFFICIAL COURT REPORTER, 500 INDIANA AVENUE NW
DEM PROPERTIES INC, 2020 K ST NW, ATTN BINGHAM - GLEN MILLER
DEMATTEO STEPHEN, 4101 GARRISON ST NW
DEMAZARREDO JORGE D, 2375 PENNSYLVANIA NW AVE
DEMESSOU MARIE, 1610 PARK RD NW APT 108
DEMETRIA JACKSON, 2900 14TH ST NW, APT 1008
DEMETRIUS A BURCH, 5616 13TH ST NW, 309
DEMETRO DINO, 1215 CONNECTICUT AVE NW 3RD FL
DEMIRDAG NESE, 2713 ONTARIO RD
DEMPSEY BETTY, 3698 HAYES ST NE, 102
DENIS MICHAEL, 1631 S STREET NW APT 302
DENISON AGNES B, 5815 CHEVY CHASE PKWY
DENISON EDWARD U, 5815 CHEVY CHASE PKWY
DENNIS DIANE L, 1015 15TH ST NW APT 920
DENNIS JUDITH, 1616 MARION ST NW APT 125
DENNIS RAYMOND, PO BOX 187
DENNIS SADDIE, 20 32 N CAPITOL ST
DENORMANDIE JUSTIN S, PSI, 1120 19TH ST NW STE 600
DENSUA OPARE, 2516 SHERIDAN RD APT 323
DENT JERMAINE, 112 TODD PLACE NE
DENTON WILL, 1833 VERNON ST NW, APT 1
DENTZER SUSAN, 3701 ALBEMARLE ST NW
DEPOORTERE JOHAN, 2000 M ST NW SUITE #365
DEPOY MARTIN L, 3396 STUYVESANT PLACE NW
DEPREST GEERT M, 4536 28TH ST NW
DEPREST LAURA J, 4536 28TH ST NW
DEPT OF NEUR THE GEORGEWASHINGTON UNIV, 2150 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW
DEPUE ANNEMARIE B, 2711 ORDWAY ST NW, APARTMENT 200
DEREGE HABTEMARIAM, 1315 CLIFTON ST NW #101
DEREK AUITO, 1900 K STREET NW
DERMOND CLAIRE E, 1508 21ST ST NW, 4
DERRICK JOHN M JR, 5010 WARREN ST NW
DERRICK SARAH E, 410 5TH ST, 13
DERWIN CHRISTINE, 216 5TH ST SE
DESAI MEHUL J, 2070 BELMONT ROAD NW, APT 404
DESAI NEAL R, 110 IRVING ST NW
DESAI NEEMA S, 1708 R STREET NW APT 2
DESAI SONALDE B, 4924 30TH PLACE NW
DESAI URNAV A, 2440 16TH ST NW, APT 114
DESERT INN LLC, 1107 DESERT INN
DESHIELDS ROY, 1851 KENDALE ST NE
DESHPANDE ARVIND, 1604 33RD STREET NW
DETERMAN TEDD, 1270 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW
DETLEV PUETZ, 1324 EAST CAPITOL STREET NE
DETWILER NICHOLAS S, 4400 MASS AVE CENTER HALL RM 5
DEUTCH PHILIP, 2099 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW
DEUTCHMAN BRADLEY, 1729 35TH ST NW APT 3
DEUTSCH DAVID J, 1215 17TH ST NW SUITE 100
DEVANEY RICHARD K, 8175 E BEACH DR NW
DEVAS MULTIMEDIA AMERICA INC, 1800 K STREET NW, SUITE 1104
DEVINE DEBORAH, 3823 PORTER STREET NW, 101
DEVITO MICHIEL, 1900 F ST NW # 120
DEVLIN ELIZABETH A MS, 3814 YUMA STREET NW
DEVLIN JOAN A, 3001 VEAZEY TERR NW, 1507
DEVOL ANTHONY R, 4990 WARREN ST NW
DEVOR GEO A, 1215 MONROE ST NE
DEVROUAX AND PURCELL ARCHITECTS PLANNER, 717 D ST NW 5TH FL
DEWEY JAMES A JR, 1401 N ST N W #105
DG INVESTORS LLC, 4830 V ST NW STE 3
DHERE PAULINE, 1354 KENYON STREET NW APT 3
DIABY BILLO, 5705 COLORADO AVENUE NW
DIAL CAB, 1007 1ST ST SE
DIALLO AMADOU, 1400 SOMERSET PL APT 101
DIALLY MONICA, 301 G ST, APT 228
DIAMAX INFORMATION SYSTEMS CORPORATION, 1000 VERMONT AVE
NW, SUITE 1010
DIAMOND NICHOLAI, 950 25TH ST NW
DIAMOND ZACHARY PAUL, THE TOWERS CONDOMINIUM, 4201
CATHEDRAL AVE NW APT 1001
DIAZ ALEX L, 1910 BELMONT RD NW
DIAZ ESPINOZA, 1460 EUCLID ST NW
DIBA ARASH N, 6310 T ST NW
DICHIARA SHARON L, 555 14TH STREET NE
DICK LEVI T, 501 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW, UNIT 1
DICK MURIEL, 1018 UPSHER STREET NW
DICK ROBERT M, 2500 Q STREET NW, 606
DICKENS ANNIE B, 1832 FLORIDA AVE NW
DICKERSON CLARENCE L, 3103 NAYLOR ROAD SOUTHEAST
DICKERSON PATRICE M, 2950 VAN NESS ST NW APT 430
DICKEY BARBARA , 4601 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW, 217
DICKEY VERA V, 1661 34TH ST NW
DICKINSON JOHN S, 3050 MILITARY ROAD NORTHWEST, SUITE 361
DICKSON AKEYA, 601 56TH ST NE
DICKSON CAMERON, 3028 WISCONSIN AVE NW, APT 401
DICKSON DCSD GERALDINE, FRANK S LANE APA143971B, 219 SEATON PL NE
DICKSON FRANCIS, 4534 WESTHALL DRIVE
DICKSTEIN SHAPIRO MORN & OSHINKSY LLP, 2101 L STREET NW
DICOCCO JENNA B, 2006 15TH STREET NW
DIETER KELLY F, 450 MASS AVE NW 1315
DIETZ CHRISTOPHER , 146 U STREET NW
DIGGS BEULAH J, 2916 NASH PL SE
DIGIFLIGHT INC, 1010 VERMONT AVE, SUITE 202
DIGNAM MONICA, 555 MASSACHUSTTS NW APT 301
DILDAY R, 3726 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
DILLARD DORETHA, 2140 32ND ST SE

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DILLARD JOHN, 5515 NEVADA AVE NW

DILLARD THOMAS, 1938 I ST NE APT 3
DILLON GLORIA M, PO BOX 6746
DILLON JOAN, 2711 30TH ST SE APT 183A
DILLON JOSEPH E, 1750 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW
DILLON TIMOTHY VINCENT, 2933 GARFIELD TER NW
DIMPLES LEE C, C/O LAMONT LEE, 1366 4TH ST SW
DINGLE DAVON & ATTY, 1425 K ST NW, STE 350
DINH KIMBERLY, 1318 22ND ST NW APT 305
DINH VIET D, 2435 TRACY PLACE NW
DINIZ EDUARDO, 4632 WISCONSIN AVE NW
DINKINS LETHIA, 20 CHESAPEAKE ST SE 23
DINKINS LOUISE, 9161 FAIRMONT
DINKINS MOSES, 20 CHESAPEAKE ST SE 23
DINKINS SAMUEL, 9161 FAIRMONT
DINNA KENCANASARI, 1500 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NW, APT 715
DION JAMES DION, 110 GALVESTON STREET SW, APARTMENT 102
DIOULO JULIAN OMAR, 190 POREMBA CT, BLDG 351 STE 113
DIRKES WILLIAM, 3608 RESERVOIR RD NW
DIRUGGIERO GERARD V, 5411 32ND ST NW
DISTENFELD NATALIE BYRANT, PO BOX 17287
DISTILLED SPIRITS COUNCIL, 1250 EYE STREET NW
DISTRESSED RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM LLC, 1001 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW
DISTRICT CHOP HOUSE AND, 509 7TH STREET NW
DISTRICT ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT COALITION, 4200 WISCONSIN AVE NW, 200
DISTRICT LOCK AND HARDWARE, 505 8TH ST SE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CANCER CO, 5225 WISCONSIN AVE NW, STE 503
DITTRICH CHARLES, 935 T ST NW
DIVERSIFIED INVESTORS GROUP, 336 14TH ST NE
DIVERSIFRED INVESTORS GROUP, ATTN STEPHEN DILLARD, 336 14TH ST NE
DIVISION ENTERPRISES, 4561 INDIAN ROCK TERR NW
DIXIT ROHIT, 2000 N STREET NW, 730
DIXON DAVIS MEDIA GROUP, 1028 33RD ST NW
DIXON DOLORES, 527 23RD PL NE
DIXON HALLIE V, 1820 A ST SE
DIXON MARY E MISS, 713 RITTENHOUSE ST NW
DIXON STEVE L, 5209 5TH ST NW
DIXON THOMAS E, 1820 A STREET SE
DJB HOLDINGS, 5335 WISCONSIN AVE NW, SUITE 501
DMD BHUSHAN, 2737 A DEVONSHIRE PLACE N
DOBBINS ALEXIS L, 1620 BUCHANAN ST NE
DODD CHRISTINE C, 1326 VERMONT AVENUE NO 3
DODD DESMOND F, 2121 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW
DODDI VIJAYA P, 3027 CHANNING ST NE
DODSON ERIN L, 3040 IDAHO AVE NW, APT 630
DODSON JOSEPH C, 223 1/4 12TH ST SE
DODSON NORRIS, 1913 11TH ST NW
DOERR KERRIE, 2311 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
DOHERTY BRIAN R, 3700 N CAPITOL ST. NW NO. 952
DOHERTY CLAY L, 1499 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NW, APT 913
DOLAN DANIEL L, 4000 CATHEDRAL AVE NW, APT 247B
DOLLAR JENNIFER S, 4501 YUMA ST NW
DOMBO EILEEN, 1555 CONNECTICUT AVE N W
DOMBROWSKI JENNIFER N, 3019 SHERMAN AVE NW
DOMIKE WALLACE K, 2900 K STREET NW, HABOURSIDE SUITE 500
DON A M II, 316 F STREET NE, SUITE 107
DONAHUE ROBERT G DDS, 5225 WISCONSIN AVE NW STE 309
DONAHUE WILLIAM O, 4446 GREENWICH PKWY NW
DONALD JEFFREY R, 525 G STREET SE APT 16
DONALDSON MALCOM, 712 1/2 7TH ST SW
DONIGIAN GEORGE, 350 GALLOWAY ST NE APT 302
DONIS CARCANO EMMELINE, 3902 14TH ST NW APT 618
DONNELLY ELLEN, 144 12TH ST NE
DONNELLY III RAYMOND , 4606 LAVEROCK PL NW
DONNELLY PATRICK, 1819 Q ST NW APT 3
DONNELLY RAYMOND E III, 4606 LAVEROCK PL NW
DONOHUE JAMES F, 1233 EUCLID ST NW
DONOVAN DOROTHY, 630 ELLIOTT ST NE
DONOVAN EDWARD W III, 2814 6TH NE
DONOVAN TIMOTHY D, 625 FLORIDA AVENUE NE, APT 302
DOOLEY KATE E, 2416 39TH ST NW
DOOR MARY, 1375 L ST SE
DORCHESTER HOUSE LLC, 111 14TH ST NW STE 200
DORE JAMES H, 4201 BUTTERWORTH PLACE
DORN JASON M, 1718 M STREET NW, APT 215
DOROSKI WALTER, 475 LENFANT PLZ SW RM 7900
DOROTHY CLARK, 150 HECK SE
DOROTHY JORDAN, 1806 8TH ST NW
DORR ZULEIKA, 2905 29TH STREET NW
DORSEY ANN, 23 SEATON PL NE
DORSEY CHERYL L, 1239 VERMONT AVE NW
DORSEY MILTON, 3812 S CAPITOL ST SE, APT 103
DORSEY VENUS, 2100 MISSISSIPPI AVE SE #
DORVAL CHRISTOPHER, 3298 ABERFOYLE PL NW
DOSA MARY, 1336 MISSOURI AVE 215
DOSOVITZ IRA, 4705 29TH PL NW
DOUCE M, 5 U ST NW
DOUCETTE SAMANTHA, 3221 14TH ST NE
DOUGAN JAMES, 2100 M ST NW #208, STE 170
DOUGANS CARRIE, 402 DELAFIELD PL NW
DOUGHERTY CHRISTOPHER M, 1842 KENYON STREET NW
DOUGHERTY MARGARET, 648 A ABRAHAM N E
DOUGHERTY WHITNEY, 1210 R STREET NW, 109
DOUGHTERTY SHARON, 3700 MASSACHASETTS AVE NW 432
DOUGLAS CAROL A, 2701 CONN AVENUE NW, APT 300
DOUGLAS EARL, 4513 7TH STREET NE
DOUGLAS WILLIAM, 1209 MARION ST
DOUGLASS HILDA N, % JEROME H EDWARDS, 1250 4TH ST SW APT W203
DOUMIT ANTOINE, 950 25TH STREET NW, STE S 1
DOUSE MARION A, 5013 3RD STREET NW
DOVE CARL, UNIT 304, 3427 13TH STREET NW
DOWE LARYCE, 2939 VAN NESS ST NW APT 1135
DOWELL JUANITA M, 4316 SOUTH CAPITOL ST SE APT 2
DOWLING MARCUS K, 1271 ADAMS ST NE
DOWNES JAMES F, 644 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NE, APT 406
DOWNIE JOSHUA, 3800 PORTER ST. NW APT 302
DOWNING CYNTHIA A, 1315 INDEPENDENCE AVE SE, 11
DOWNS FLOYD, 1200 PA AVE SE
DOZIER BARBARA E, 1925 CALVERT STREET NW
DOZIER HARRISON, 4275 HILDRETH STREET SE
DOZIER OTISA W, 4241 BLAINE STREET NE APT 30
DOZIER PATRICIA A, 1329 FAIRMONT ST NW APT A
DR EDWIN ZIMMET & ASSOC, 2311 M ST, STE 400
DR ERIC HARRISON, 3230 PENNSYLVANIA AVE SE, STE 230
DR GARY T ELDER, 1712 I NW ST STE212
DR HAROLD J WAIN, 5410 CONNECTICUT AVE N W, SUITE 112
DR PHILIP MAIESE, 2112 F NW ST STE605
DRABELLE DENNIS, 3001 VEAZEY TERRACE NW, 713
DRABKIN AARON, 2016 CONNECTICUT AVE NW
DRAKE F RODNEY, 5225 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW, SUITE 405
DRAKE MARIAM, 2820 PENNSYLVANIA AVE SE
DREHER EDITH E, 1637 TRINIDAD AVE NE, APT 1
DRELICH NORMA, 2311 M ST NW, APT 1006
DREYFUSS LORRAINE S , 2700 CALVERT ST NW
DRIGGERS KARA L, 751 12TH STREET SE
DRISCOLL MARK E, 1415 CARROLLSBURG PLACE SW
DRIVER VINCENT M, 2112 MARYLAND AVE. NE, APT 10
DRS ARLING PATTERSON INTERNAL MEDICINE, 2240 M ST NW 817
DRS ONG STROUD ET AL, 4900 MASSACHUSETTS NW AVE, LOWER LEVEL
DRS ONG STROUD PILLSBURY, LOWER LEVEL, 4900 MASSACHUSETTS NW AVE
DRS REITER AND HIL, 1145 19TH ST NW STE 203
DRS REITER HILL, STE 410

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DRS REITER HILL PLLC, 1145 19TH ST NW, STE 410

DRS SCHNEIDERMAN BARR DDS PC, 1234 19TH ST NW, STE 900
DRUMHELLER JACOB, 770 5TH ST NW, APT 915
DRUMMOND BETTY, 415 SHEPHERD ST NW
DTM CORPORATION, 7600 GEORGIA AVE NW, SUITE 316
DTRS WASHINGTON LLC, 2800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW
DUAN ZHENG, 3611 38TH ST NW APT 309
DUARTE PHILIP, 3520 10TH STREET N W
DUBOIS DANIELLE, 1701 KALORAMA RD NW, APT 410
DUCKETT MICHELLE, 902 45TH PL NE
DUCKETT WILLIAM H, 3513 MINNESOTA AVE SE APT 1
DUDZINSKY WILLIAM, 3812 47TH ST NW
DUEBERRY IRVIN, 558 23RD ST NE
DUEMPELMANN SONJA, 1425 CHAPIN STREET NW, APT. 32
DUFF DEVON C, 2201 N STREET NW, APT 415
DUFF ROBERT A, 2803 5TH ST NE
DUFFIE MARY D , 3900 CATHEDRAL AVE NW, APT 703A
DUFFY CORINNE, 3334 17TH ST NORTHWEST
DUGAN HENRY E, 2936 BRANDYWINE STREET
DUKE LORETTA B, 6212 31ST ST NW
DUKE NEIDRE, C O ROBERT L DUKE, 1445 NEW YORK AVE NW 6TH FLR
DUKES CURTIS O, 1 DC VILLAGE LN SW
DULA EDITH, 3400 COMMODORE JOSHUA, DR NE APT W307
DULANEY WILLIAM DYKES, 4235 47TH ST NW
DULANY MARGARET, 3900 WATSON PLACE BLDG B, APT G3G
DUNBAR JAMES, 416 A ST SE APT 3
DUNBAR KELLY, 225 I ST NE APT 607
DUNBAR SOPHIE D, 3150 CHERRY ROAD NE
DUNCAN BRIDGETT, 2004 BRUCE PL SE
DUNCAN ERIC, 1801 CLYDESDALE PLACE NW, APT 624
DUNCAN JOHN A, PO BOX 30654
DUNCAN PRYDE DELORES E, 2926 W ST SE
DUNCAN-JONES PETER, 510 BUCHANAN STREET NW
DUNCAN-JONES SHERI-NOUANE, 510 BUCHANAN STREET NW
DUNLAP BRIAN, 2323 PENNSYLVANIA SE APT 518
DUNLAP WALTER M, 1306 BARNABY TERR SE
DUNN KELLIE A, 1001 3RD STREET SW APT 304
DUNN LOUIS, 1625 L ST NW
DUNN MARY, 3760 MINNESOTA AVE NE
DUNN TROY E, 22 WESTOVER AVENUE SW
DUNSTON ADDIE M, 1305 U ST SE APT 203
DUPLAIN SUZANNE, 2403 E STREET NE
DUPPLER MARTHA C, 1931 17TH ST NW APT 406
DUPREE MARY B, 3453 MINNESOTA AVE SE
DURAN JAVIER, 400 DELAFIELD PL NW
DUREN IMANI B, 4204 E CAPITAL ST NW 202
DUREN JOHN, 350 V ST NW
DURHAM ALVIN, P.O.BOX 30509
DURRETT ANNA V, 1301 15TH ST NW 716
DUSTIN J GAVIN, 1001 3RD STREET SW, APT 205
DUTT MONISH K, 2828 WISCONSIN AVE NW 506
DWYER JONATHAN, 440 L ST. N.W.
DWYER MICHAEL, 509 E STREET
DWYER MILDRED, 1336 K ST SE
DWYER PAUL, 1404 21ST NW ST
DYER BRENDA, 520 VARNUM ST NW
DYER ELIZABETH B, 1532 MONROE STREET NW
DYLANA L BLUM PHD, 1120 19TH STREET NW, SUITE 240
DYSON LILLIAN, 1519 23RD STREET SE
DYSON RUTH, 1012 IVORY ST NW

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EADP INC, 4335 WISCONSIN AVE NW

EAGAN MOLLY M, 1368 EUCLID ST NW APT 502
EAGAR JAMES P, 1201 Q STREET NE, APT 2, ,
EAGLE, AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, 4400 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE MGC
EAGLE JOANNA, 1330 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW
EAHEART GREGORY S, 914 EVARTS ST NE
EAR NOSE THROAT MED GRP WASH PC, 3 WASHINGTON CIR N W, SUITE 305
EARLY ELOISE, 106 33RD ST NE
EARTH FRIENDS OF, 1717 MASSACHUSETTS AVE SUITE 6
EASLEY CLAUDIUS M JR, 3601 CONNECTICUT AVE NW, APT 222
EASLEY NICHOLAS C, 1617 ALLISON, STREET N W
EASON CLARENCE, 1231 BRENTWOOD RD NE
EASON SUSAN, 3027 CAMBRIDGE PL NW
EAST BEVERLEY Y, 400 MASS AVE, APT 720
EAST RAYMON G, 1430 MINNESOTA AVE SE
EAST RAYMOND, 1401 V ST SE
EATON MARIE, 113 U ST NE
EATON SHAWN L, 301 TINGEY ST SE 227
EATON WILLIAM M, 113 U ST NE
EBADI SHAPOUR, 301 7TH ST SW, ROOM 4606
EBBELER JONATHAN W, 2147 O STREET NW, APT 101
EBERT ALLAN, 4224 38TH ST NW
EBRAHIMI NILOUFAR, 616 23RD STREET NW
ECCLES LUZENIA, 1417 E CAPITOL ST SE
ECKLER LORA B, 1600 T ST NW APT 6
ECKMAN ADAM B, 300 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW APT 9
ECKMANN DAVID, 1459 GIRARD ST NE
ECOAMERICA, 1924 N STREET NW
EDELMAN JOHN D, P O BOX 55103
EDELSTEIN BENJAMIN M, 1424 PARKWOOD PL NW
EDELSTEIN DANA W, 1229 30TH STREET NW
EDEN MEGAN, 1619 R ST NW
EDENS ANDREW, 2798 DOHERTY DRIVE A/ANNEX
EDGERTON ARNOLD B, 1214 NEAL ST NE
EDGERTON SHAYLA, 1310 CONGRESS ST SE APT 301
EDGETT ELEANOR J, 1734 P ST NW #42
EDMONDS WALESHA L, APT 101
EDMONDSON ADELLA E, 7522 8TH STREET NW
EDMUNDS BETTY F, 1913 MINNESOTA AVE, SE APT 1
EDNA REID, 1231 BRENTWOOD RD NE
EDNAS INCREDIBLE EDIBLES , 1922 C STREET N.E.
EDSON CALVIN, 1908 13TH ST NW, NO 2
EDSON KATIE, 1908 13TH ST NW, NO 2
EDWARD RUTH LYON, 1881 3RD ST NW APT 203
EDWARDS BEATRICE E, 1206 EAST CAPITOL ST NE
EDWARDS CHRISTOPHER T, 4800 3RD STREET NW, APT 4
EDWARDS ERIN SIOBHAN, 1641 ROSEDALE ST NE
EDWARDS JAMES, 4928 SARGENT RD NE
EDWARDS JORDAN D, 4612 38TH ST NW
EDWARDS JOSEPH R III, 1927 37TH NW
EDWARDS JULIA B, 1408 SHEPHERD ST NW
EDWARDS KIMBERLY M, PO BOX 761
EDWARDS MELINDA M, 4660 MLK JR AVENUE, APARTMENT C502
EDWARDS PATRICIA, 333 JEFFERSON ST NW
EDWARDS SAMIYA , 2627 ADAMS MILL RD, APT 407
EDWIN KOMEN SUCC TO CLEARY & KOMEN LLP, C/O SHEPPARD MULLIN
RICHTER &, HAMPTON
EEC OF DC INC FORRESTER CONSTRUCTION, 1405 H ST NE STE 3
EECKE WILFRIED V, 4100 NEBRASKA AVE NW
EEK AND SAI AND SKA JOINT VENTURE, 5185 MACARTHUR BLVD NW STE 220
EGAN CHRISTINE, 1414 G STREET SE
EGAN MICHAEL, 1718 P ST NW APT 802
EGERTON WELDON, 1122 F ST NE APT 4
EGKOLSOPOULOU MISYRLENA, 1251 BANK ALLEN, APT 1
EHOUSE KRYSTAL, 814 N CAROLINA AVE SE APT1
EHRMANN MAX, 2304 41ST ST NW APT 101
EIKELENBOOM PEDRO, 1331 H ST NW #600
EISEMAN KATIE, 3140 WISCONSIN AVE NW, APT 402

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