Free Energy
Vibration Technology
In the early 20th century, Gary Ruff (entrepreneur) believes Tesla was working on a secret technology that would have delivered “electrical” energy to everyone in the world, without cost. It was a free energy technology, and here is how it works (the fundamentals):
Let's say I have a tuning fork. The tuning fork may be in “F sharp”. If there are millions upon millions of “G” tuning forks, and only one “F sharp” tuning fork, only the one tuning fork out of the millions would vibrate. It is resonating at a certain frequency. Of course, this would be disastrous for the world's structured economies and the rich. Why? Because free “electricity” means the government cannot control its people no longer. But this article is not about politics. I only mention this because these secrets for free electricity have been know for years.
Resonance, so what. How does this electricity get from the north end of town to the south end of town without wires? Simple. When the vibration is generated from the north end of town, the “tuning fork” on the south end of town starts to vibrate. This vibration energy is then converted into another form of energy called “electricity”.
But how is this free? And, how can California get energy from this vibration method from a long distance neighbor such as Australia? The earth has its very own resonance (vibration). Yes, it varies from time to time through volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and sunspots, but as a whole it's frequency energy is the same from the core to the Earth's crust. Therefore distance for transferring this energy is not important (unless we need to transfer this energy into outer space someday! I will let our future generation work out that problem).
Do I have proof that his works? Yes. We use frequencies to travel long distances already! It is called the radio. We also use VHF band and many many other types of frequencies to uniquely identify a transmission. Also, tuning forks DO work. Both of these points are undisputed.
Our government uses free energy all of the time. I imagine it is for military application, but it will work just as well for the private sector. It is called HAARP. Some people mistakenly say HARP, but it really is HAARP. I imagine the guise for this program will say nothing about free energy, but you can see with your own eyes that this system I talk about in this blog will actually work. This technology would give troops a huge advantage if they do not have to provide their forces with a supply line for fuel.
And that is why I bring this idea to the blogosphere. Maybe there IS a scientist out there in the third world that could develop this idea? You see, no matter who develops it, once it is created and available to everyone in the world (free of charge, except the device you will need in your home to capture the vibration from the earth and convert it into electricity), free energy cannot be stopped.
“Here's a clue to those scientists”, Ruff says. One problem you will have is to convert the frequency vibration energy to electrical energy to be used with all of the different appliances in the world. Here is an example: USA runs on 120 volt AC, while some countries in Europe run on 220 volt. Here is the answer. Since the supply of energy is constant or rarely interrupted, you need an intermediary conversion device. This device is an air compressor and tank. The compressed air then can be used to make whatever electrical current the users all over the world will need. Yes, even 12 volt DC. And now you are starting to see grander implications of this free technology.
Gary Ruff is not a scientist, but a visionary or conceptual engineer. Money can be made in making and regulating the units that harness the earth's energy. The device is called the “Ruff Box”, or maybe you prefer the more generic term “Vibration Electrical Device” or VED. Al Gore will be happy about this idea I guess, unless he really wished there was a way to tax this (no carbon foot print guys!).
Friday, December 28, 2007
Monday, December 17, 2007
Marsha Dietlen Bennet is an actress I knew in High School. She appears on many TV shows and in movies. It is strange, but awesome to note, that she was into acting while in school (and not without scandal) as I was into politics, the Communications Chairman (not without scandal).
Isn't it funny how real life as children simply emulates real life as adults? I often thought about this. I wonder if in the future, I will be asking her again to be my assistant? She surely is a wonderful actress, and such a great person.
Back then her name was Marsha Bradley. She was the new girl in town, but had the personality to be the best girl in town. As a friend, she was the best. I sure wished I had taken more time to get to know her better. But, as people on a mission to discover what their purpose in life is, we had different paths right from the start.
I remember she had a sister, Beth Bradley. As for me, because Beth was into the political scene, I had more in common with her. I wonder what ever happened to Beth? Is she a State Senator by now? It would not surprise me!
Sincerely, Gary Ruff
Isn't it funny how real life as children simply emulates real life as adults? I often thought about this. I wonder if in the future, I will be asking her again to be my assistant? She surely is a wonderful actress, and such a great person.
Back then her name was Marsha Bradley. She was the new girl in town, but had the personality to be the best girl in town. As a friend, she was the best. I sure wished I had taken more time to get to know her better. But, as people on a mission to discover what their purpose in life is, we had different paths right from the start.
I remember she had a sister, Beth Bradley. As for me, because Beth was into the political scene, I had more in common with her. I wonder what ever happened to Beth? Is she a State Senator by now? It would not surprise me!
Sincerely, Gary Ruff
Sunday, December 09, 2007
This is the "I like it Ruff girl" for the teaser of Gary Ruff's T-Shirts (on sale now at www.GaryRuff.com)
Wednesday, December 05, 2007
Monday, November 19, 2007
The final Law. All encompassing law.
The 4th and final law of the Universe is that of love. Love is all you need. Love Love Love. (quote of Beatles tune).
If you are ever in doubt as what to do next in life, of all of the laws, this one is the greatest.
If you worry about yourself and not care for others you are not helping our future societies succeed. It is that plain and simple. Sure, I like to travel the world, run for President, meet really cool people, but for our cycle to continue as humans we need to promote love.
You can have a boat, 5 cars, maybe a couple of mansions, and millions of dollars. "Success" is a good word, not a bad word. Success and opportunity are part of what makes America and other countries of the world a better place to live. Never be down on the fact that you succeed. Always help others succeed. Giving money is not the answer.
This section is short because you will find endless volumes about the philosophy of love. I only know that you need to have it, and more importantly we all need to give it. I don't think love is born from imagination. I don't know where love comes from. Maybe it is God given. Maybe it is as natural as breathing. But one thing is for sure; our future depends upon your kind loving heart.
The 4th and final law of the Universe is that of love. Love is all you need. Love Love Love. (quote of Beatles tune).
If you are ever in doubt as what to do next in life, of all of the laws, this one is the greatest.
If you worry about yourself and not care for others you are not helping our future societies succeed. It is that plain and simple. Sure, I like to travel the world, run for President, meet really cool people, but for our cycle to continue as humans we need to promote love.
You can have a boat, 5 cars, maybe a couple of mansions, and millions of dollars. "Success" is a good word, not a bad word. Success and opportunity are part of what makes America and other countries of the world a better place to live. Never be down on the fact that you succeed. Always help others succeed. Giving money is not the answer.
Giving love is the answer.
This section is short because you will find endless volumes about the philosophy of love. I only know that you need to have it, and more importantly we all need to give it. I don't think love is born from imagination. I don't know where love comes from. Maybe it is God given. Maybe it is as natural as breathing. But one thing is for sure; our future depends upon your kind loving heart.
Ruff's Universal Laws part 3:
The third and most important law of the Universe is: Everything is born from imagination.
God exists here (and everywhere else). For those of you who do not believe in God, it is okay. God has still given you the gift of imagination.
Before anything can be born physically, the idea has to exist first. For there to be a hole in your backyard from your dog, he had to come up with the idea to do it first. And that idea came from his need to discover what was under the dirt. Maybe his need was to make you mad, but in either case, the physical action was born from the idea.
(A multi dimensional birth born from need and imagination. And, perhaps born from other things yet to be discovered by other Philosophers in the future)
In the last chapter I gave birth to the purple dragon. It came closer to reality after you read about the dragon. And with a few more people involved (some welders, some fabricators), we can get together and bring the imaginary dragon to it's physical reality. Otherwise, it only exists as a dream.
Which came first; the chicken or the egg? The imagination. I believe that God had a plan, a need and an imagination to make us real in the physical world. I think he gave us free will (imagination). But make no mistake, he has a plan, and we have a need. This kind of talk will not make scientists happy. But let me say this important thing for the survival of future societies. Scientists must recognize that there is no law, no universal law that will prove what is spiritual to be physical. My imaginary dragon in the last chapter is real. It exists! But it exists only in the spiritual realm.
Let's give our purple dragon a name. Thomas. Thomas exists, but I cannot show you Thomas. I can only describe my vision of Thomas. And, the person who read about Thomas only sees what is in his mind. He may see Thomas as a big ugly dragon with long toe nails. While I see Thomas as a friendly dragon, with bad breath and no toe nail. It is still Thomas the Dragon. He only exists in our imagination.
And can you folks believe that there are scientists who will still deny Thomas' existence? And some day I will die, but the imagination of Thomas will still live on in the minds of others. And, when I am gone (me, Gary Ruff, faulty human being with a great imagination) there will only be believers in my dragon left to defend the reality of Thomas.
You can never prove what is spiritual to be physical. And when Jesus came to this Earth to finally once and for all to prove to us that God exists, Jesus brought spiritual reality together with physical reality. And I do not ever hear people say that Jesus did not exist as a man. But I hear all of the time that Jesus does not exist as God.
Do you see the connection to my story about the Purple Dragon and Spirituality?
Can you better describe the connection between spirituality, physicality, and reality?
Because, I am not in the business to waste time making believers. I am just passing along the laws of the universe as I see them as a philosopher. If I can bring some insight and inspiration to others, then as the cycle repeats, the love will grow in the cycle. You are loved.
The third and most important law of the Universe is: Everything is born from imagination.
God exists here (and everywhere else). For those of you who do not believe in God, it is okay. God has still given you the gift of imagination.
Before anything can be born physically, the idea has to exist first. For there to be a hole in your backyard from your dog, he had to come up with the idea to do it first. And that idea came from his need to discover what was under the dirt. Maybe his need was to make you mad, but in either case, the physical action was born from the idea.
(A multi dimensional birth born from need and imagination. And, perhaps born from other things yet to be discovered by other Philosophers in the future)
In the last chapter I gave birth to the purple dragon. It came closer to reality after you read about the dragon. And with a few more people involved (some welders, some fabricators), we can get together and bring the imaginary dragon to it's physical reality. Otherwise, it only exists as a dream.
Which came first; the chicken or the egg? The imagination. I believe that God had a plan, a need and an imagination to make us real in the physical world. I think he gave us free will (imagination). But make no mistake, he has a plan, and we have a need. This kind of talk will not make scientists happy. But let me say this important thing for the survival of future societies. Scientists must recognize that there is no law, no universal law that will prove what is spiritual to be physical. My imaginary dragon in the last chapter is real. It exists! But it exists only in the spiritual realm.
Let's give our purple dragon a name. Thomas. Thomas exists, but I cannot show you Thomas. I can only describe my vision of Thomas. And, the person who read about Thomas only sees what is in his mind. He may see Thomas as a big ugly dragon with long toe nails. While I see Thomas as a friendly dragon, with bad breath and no toe nail. It is still Thomas the Dragon. He only exists in our imagination.
And can you folks believe that there are scientists who will still deny Thomas' existence? And some day I will die, but the imagination of Thomas will still live on in the minds of others. And, when I am gone (me, Gary Ruff, faulty human being with a great imagination) there will only be believers in my dragon left to defend the reality of Thomas.
You can never prove what is spiritual to be physical. And when Jesus came to this Earth to finally once and for all to prove to us that God exists, Jesus brought spiritual reality together with physical reality. And I do not ever hear people say that Jesus did not exist as a man. But I hear all of the time that Jesus does not exist as God.
Do you see the connection to my story about the Purple Dragon and Spirituality?
Can you better describe the connection between spirituality, physicality, and reality?
Because, I am not in the business to waste time making believers. I am just passing along the laws of the universe as I see them as a philosopher. If I can bring some insight and inspiration to others, then as the cycle repeats, the love will grow in the cycle. You are loved.
The second law of the Universe:
Everything is born from a need. I'm not just speaking of the birth of a child, but EVERYTHING. Glasses are born from the need for people to see better. The Internet was born from a need to freely express ourselves (and maybe other needs too). When we come across an object like a Pyramid, we often ask Why or How? The “Why” is simple. There was a need. “How”, I'm not sure.
Humans and animals have basic needs like food, water, shelter, love (there may be more). Everything we see (pick any of the five senses), everything we do or everything we make in life is born from a need. Your car? The need for quicker and more reliable transportation. How about that fart cushion that Bubba put on my chair last night at dinner? Well, there was a need for laughter (his laughter).
So, I have some good news for those of you thinking about committing suicide. We need you here. You were born for a need. It is Ruff's Universal Law number 2; Everything is born from a need.
Also, note that “everything” includes non material objects too. Example: I just imagined a one winged dragon that has one green eye and one brown eye (no, not my wife).... I imagine this dragon to have the worst breath and it is as big and purple as Barney the dinosaur.
Okay. This Dragon which I just described to you fulfilled a need. The dragon was born, but does not exist. It only exists in my imagination and now yours! What was the need for this dragon?
To describe the third law of the Universe: Everything is born from imagination.
Everything is born from a need. I'm not just speaking of the birth of a child, but EVERYTHING. Glasses are born from the need for people to see better. The Internet was born from a need to freely express ourselves (and maybe other needs too). When we come across an object like a Pyramid, we often ask Why or How? The “Why” is simple. There was a need. “How”, I'm not sure.
Humans and animals have basic needs like food, water, shelter, love (there may be more). Everything we see (pick any of the five senses), everything we do or everything we make in life is born from a need. Your car? The need for quicker and more reliable transportation. How about that fart cushion that Bubba put on my chair last night at dinner? Well, there was a need for laughter (his laughter).
So, I have some good news for those of you thinking about committing suicide. We need you here. You were born for a need. It is Ruff's Universal Law number 2; Everything is born from a need.
Also, note that “everything” includes non material objects too. Example: I just imagined a one winged dragon that has one green eye and one brown eye (no, not my wife).... I imagine this dragon to have the worst breath and it is as big and purple as Barney the dinosaur.
Okay. This Dragon which I just described to you fulfilled a need. The dragon was born, but does not exist. It only exists in my imagination and now yours! What was the need for this dragon?
To describe the third law of the Universe: Everything is born from imagination.
Everything is cyclical:
That is the first law of the universe as I see it. We all learned that the Earth is not flat but round. And it appears that this “fits” within the theory that there is no end or beginning, just a morph (change) to something else. Einstein himself said that energy is never lost nor gained just changed in form (paraphrasing).
A second will end while another second is born. And while that second is born a new cycle is born called a minute. When the cycle of the minute comes to an apparent end (right back where it started from...look at a clock, it's back at the 12 o'clock position) a new minute is born and a new cycle is born called the hour. I think you see where I'm going with this.
So, the Earth and the sun have a cycle relationship. The moon and the Earth have a cycle relationship. And the Universe too has a cycle relationship. A cycle relationship is NOT another word for time. Why? Because time is demonstrated as linear. Time moves from past to present to future in a straight line (which defies my first Universal law, everything is cyclical).
What does all of this mean for us today? Global warming. Yes. But friends, don't despair! The Earth goes through a cycle relationship to “cleanse” itself. Every 10,000 years (I just am using an arbitrary figure) we would see an ice age (but we don't have a long enough life cycle to see it. We must rely upon the natural instincts of our predecessors – to save information for the survival of future societies). The information is out there, maybe in several forms. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if our past societies were able to build a prism, send it to Mars, let it sit at the right spot and when the sun hits it just right, it makes a crop circle (thus providing us more information as to the survival of our future).
I know all of this would make a great Hollywood movie, but I truly believe all of what I say. And after all it still is just a theory.
Global Warming: So, the Earth moves through a cycle to clean itself much like you and I take a bath everyday. So, why do some say the planet is cooling? Aha! For us to have an ice age, where there will be miles of ice (not everywhere on Earth mind you), the process needs to get all of that water suspended into the atmosphere. The way nature does this is to warm the Earth. It is part of natures cycle to clean the Earth. It is natural. It will happen no matter what we do or not do. So, the best thing for YOU to do is to prepare for survival. And we do this naturally everyday, so don't be alarmed, just be aware.
Prepare for the heat first. The future societies will need water or a way to extract water from the atmosphere. The future societies will need shelter from the heat involved to suspend that amount of water which will be needed to begin the new cycle of our next ice age. Maybe living underground? Maybe.... how about building a Pyramid that will reach the bottom of the heavy suspended clouds? Maybe a Pyramid because it is the strongest structure, can with stand the heat, will provide water from condensation (difference in temperature from the top of the pyramid to the bottom of the pyramid).
And, just for fun, we will baffle our future societies because they don't realize that everything that has happened before happens again and again. Future societies will not know what we know if we do not save information for their survival. Because nature cleans the Earth.
It has to! The Earth cannot support trillions of people and a natural cycle. That is the reason for death, it is part of the cycle. And if you believe that there is no end or beginning, that there is only a “change”, then it is reasonable for any scientist to conclude there is a heaven, spirit, or other energy form than the one he or she is in right now.
It is clear. We need to build Pyramids. How? I don't know.
That is the first law of the universe as I see it. We all learned that the Earth is not flat but round. And it appears that this “fits” within the theory that there is no end or beginning, just a morph (change) to something else. Einstein himself said that energy is never lost nor gained just changed in form (paraphrasing).
A second will end while another second is born. And while that second is born a new cycle is born called a minute. When the cycle of the minute comes to an apparent end (right back where it started from...look at a clock, it's back at the 12 o'clock position) a new minute is born and a new cycle is born called the hour. I think you see where I'm going with this.
So, the Earth and the sun have a cycle relationship. The moon and the Earth have a cycle relationship. And the Universe too has a cycle relationship. A cycle relationship is NOT another word for time. Why? Because time is demonstrated as linear. Time moves from past to present to future in a straight line (which defies my first Universal law, everything is cyclical).
What does all of this mean for us today? Global warming. Yes. But friends, don't despair! The Earth goes through a cycle relationship to “cleanse” itself. Every 10,000 years (I just am using an arbitrary figure) we would see an ice age (but we don't have a long enough life cycle to see it. We must rely upon the natural instincts of our predecessors – to save information for the survival of future societies). The information is out there, maybe in several forms. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if our past societies were able to build a prism, send it to Mars, let it sit at the right spot and when the sun hits it just right, it makes a crop circle (thus providing us more information as to the survival of our future).
I know all of this would make a great Hollywood movie, but I truly believe all of what I say. And after all it still is just a theory.
Global Warming: So, the Earth moves through a cycle to clean itself much like you and I take a bath everyday. So, why do some say the planet is cooling? Aha! For us to have an ice age, where there will be miles of ice (not everywhere on Earth mind you), the process needs to get all of that water suspended into the atmosphere. The way nature does this is to warm the Earth. It is part of natures cycle to clean the Earth. It is natural. It will happen no matter what we do or not do. So, the best thing for YOU to do is to prepare for survival. And we do this naturally everyday, so don't be alarmed, just be aware.
Prepare for the heat first. The future societies will need water or a way to extract water from the atmosphere. The future societies will need shelter from the heat involved to suspend that amount of water which will be needed to begin the new cycle of our next ice age. Maybe living underground? Maybe.... how about building a Pyramid that will reach the bottom of the heavy suspended clouds? Maybe a Pyramid because it is the strongest structure, can with stand the heat, will provide water from condensation (difference in temperature from the top of the pyramid to the bottom of the pyramid).
And, just for fun, we will baffle our future societies because they don't realize that everything that has happened before happens again and again. Future societies will not know what we know if we do not save information for their survival. Because nature cleans the Earth.
It has to! The Earth cannot support trillions of people and a natural cycle. That is the reason for death, it is part of the cycle. And if you believe that there is no end or beginning, that there is only a “change”, then it is reasonable for any scientist to conclude there is a heaven, spirit, or other energy form than the one he or she is in right now.
It is clear. We need to build Pyramids. How? I don't know.
Ruff's Universal Laws:
Intro:
This next series of blog entries may seem a bit sporadic, and maligned. It is the birth of a new theory. The birth of a new set of laws, and some interesting points of view. Some answer to all questions in the universe. Perhaps it is an addition or expansion to the universal laws. One thing is for sure; although the observation appears to me to have been born from my own imagination, these laws have been born before.
One interesting observation is medium. Whether a stone tablet is used, a book, a piece of paper, or an electronic computer blog, all information is born and must be saved for future reference. It is in mans nature. It also is natures nature. How? How does a salmon know to swim back to it's spawning grounds? How does a dog sense danger from friend? The information needed for survival is stored.
I think it is reasonable for advanced humans to ask, “What is the best way to store information so that a society in the future will know our warnings?” (The need for survival). I would guess that a stone tablet. Maybe even place it on the moon where there seems to be no wind and water erosion (the moon does not rotate). So, maybe even place the information on the dark side of the moon (avoid sun erosion).
Surely, a computer record of everything is not going to do much good for a future society needing survival information if they first need to invent electricity, and then on top of all that evolve a computer, a way to get to this website, and a way to read the information. Hmmm! Almost impossible. (You may ask why a future society needs to invent electricity when we already have it?)
The first law of the universe (according to Ruff's theory) is that everything moves in cycles. When a cycle ends, a new one begins.
Intro:
This next series of blog entries may seem a bit sporadic, and maligned. It is the birth of a new theory. The birth of a new set of laws, and some interesting points of view. Some answer to all questions in the universe. Perhaps it is an addition or expansion to the universal laws. One thing is for sure; although the observation appears to me to have been born from my own imagination, these laws have been born before.
One interesting observation is medium. Whether a stone tablet is used, a book, a piece of paper, or an electronic computer blog, all information is born and must be saved for future reference. It is in mans nature. It also is natures nature. How? How does a salmon know to swim back to it's spawning grounds? How does a dog sense danger from friend? The information needed for survival is stored.
I think it is reasonable for advanced humans to ask, “What is the best way to store information so that a society in the future will know our warnings?” (The need for survival). I would guess that a stone tablet. Maybe even place it on the moon where there seems to be no wind and water erosion (the moon does not rotate). So, maybe even place the information on the dark side of the moon (avoid sun erosion).
Surely, a computer record of everything is not going to do much good for a future society needing survival information if they first need to invent electricity, and then on top of all that evolve a computer, a way to get to this website, and a way to read the information. Hmmm! Almost impossible. (You may ask why a future society needs to invent electricity when we already have it?)
The first law of the universe (according to Ruff's theory) is that everything moves in cycles. When a cycle ends, a new one begins.
Friday, November 16, 2007
Yalta Ukraine!
What a vacation! This is my favorite place in to get away from it all! I will tell more about my trip and everything that went wrong, and all that went right (in my next blog).
I now recommend travelers that go overseas have their travel agents book your flight with one itinerary so that when a plane is late, it doesn't ruin your entire travel plans!
My plane from Dallas to JFK was 68 minutes late. Because my tickets were booked separate (to save money), neither airline were willing to compensate me. However, my travel agent (Marcos Mendonca from www.GoToRussia.com) did a great job in preventing me from having to pay full fare a second time!).
Here is the tip:
1. Allow 4 hours between connections on the international part even if you must choose to stay at a hotel overnight. Allow 5 hours (or more) if your international flight involves changing two airports in one city (ex: JFK transfer to LaGuardia). I might even allow 6 hours if it is during NYC rush hour and it is a Newark transfer to JFK).
2. Allow 3 hours minimum for all domestic flights. I can guarantee that your plane will be at least 1 hour late when you least need it to be. I like 4 hours between flights. The only exception is if the transfer between planes is with the same airline and you booked this trip at the same time. Then, the airline will need to compensate you for the flight delay (new flight, hotel and meal too, perhaps).
If you get stuck overseas with the need to buy a new ticket before they will let you go anywhere, have the local currency or at least a MasterCard or Visa. A plain ATM card is no good. And leave home without your American Express (unless you like foreigners laughing at you).
Take the travel agents business card. I use a west coast travel agent so when things start to go wrong in New York City, he/she is just opening up for business. A travel agent has access to special deals if you need a plane ticket RIGHT NOW. Otherwise, expect to pay a whole lot more if you are trying to get home.
Don't forget, the airlines are not responsible for bad weather. And, in bad weather you are not the only customer with problems. Use the travel agent as a security blanket. Cheap is not always best.
Good Luck! More to come!
Oh, and the vacation was wonderful! I know now exactly what I want to do with my music. I know where to focus. I will reveal more later!
What a vacation! This is my favorite place in to get away from it all! I will tell more about my trip and everything that went wrong, and all that went right (in my next blog).
I now recommend travelers that go overseas have their travel agents book your flight with one itinerary so that when a plane is late, it doesn't ruin your entire travel plans!
My plane from Dallas to JFK was 68 minutes late. Because my tickets were booked separate (to save money), neither airline were willing to compensate me. However, my travel agent (Marcos Mendonca from www.GoToRussia.com) did a great job in preventing me from having to pay full fare a second time!).
Here is the tip:
1. Allow 4 hours between connections on the international part even if you must choose to stay at a hotel overnight. Allow 5 hours (or more) if your international flight involves changing two airports in one city (ex: JFK transfer to LaGuardia). I might even allow 6 hours if it is during NYC rush hour and it is a Newark transfer to JFK).
2. Allow 3 hours minimum for all domestic flights. I can guarantee that your plane will be at least 1 hour late when you least need it to be. I like 4 hours between flights. The only exception is if the transfer between planes is with the same airline and you booked this trip at the same time. Then, the airline will need to compensate you for the flight delay (new flight, hotel and meal too, perhaps).
If you get stuck overseas with the need to buy a new ticket before they will let you go anywhere, have the local currency or at least a MasterCard or Visa. A plain ATM card is no good. And leave home without your American Express (unless you like foreigners laughing at you).
Take the travel agents business card. I use a west coast travel agent so when things start to go wrong in New York City, he/she is just opening up for business. A travel agent has access to special deals if you need a plane ticket RIGHT NOW. Otherwise, expect to pay a whole lot more if you are trying to get home.
Don't forget, the airlines are not responsible for bad weather. And, in bad weather you are not the only customer with problems. Use the travel agent as a security blanket. Cheap is not always best.
Good Luck! More to come!
Oh, and the vacation was wonderful! I know now exactly what I want to do with my music. I know where to focus. I will reveal more later!
Monday, November 05, 2007
Time Travel
I am not sure if this is actually possible. Maybe yes, maybe no. I can support "no" for right now, based on what I "know".
I will give the facts and reason. It is up to you to form conclusions of my unique look at the world.
Einstein's own observations are contradictory. The theory of relativity conflicts with the ability to travel faster than time (notice I did not say, "faster than the speed of light").
Okay, here goes. I am standing in Dallas Texas USA. If I fly around the world in a machine, and the earth is 24,902 miles wide, the speed of the machine will tell me something.
If my machine that I am in travels any speed I want it to, and my friend "Albert" is sitting on the ground to record the results.... we will have my results, and Albert's results. Let's see what happens.
My machine is set for 24,902 miles per hour. In one hour of my time, I am back in the lovely confines of Dallas Texas. Albert notes that (without regard to time change, or other abnormalities) that in one hour I left and I returned. Yes, there are other observers of time (like the people on the planet, ALL over the planet, and perhaps space station observers).
OK. We can agree on this point. It took me one hour. If you do not agree, please tell me why. Let's move on...
My machine is turned up a notch and is now ready to move at twice the speed. It moves at 49,804 miles per hour. From Dallas Texas to Dallas Texas, it took me 1/2 of an hour to travel. Albert notes the same result.
I set my machine to go twice the speed of light. Forget if it is possible or not, my little machine is extraordinary.
I am traveling at 670,616,629 miles per hour times 2. This equals roughly 1,341,232,000 miles per hour. I don't care if I can travel at the speed of 100 trillion trillion miles per hour! It will cost me time; perhaps a flash that is faster than the speed of light. Time can never be broken by speed.
Why? Because "the moment" never exists. It is here and gone faster than any imaginable force. A hell of a lot faster than time. We only have our past and present. To be alive, describes the moment. And that moment is immeasurable.
To be here now, RIGHT NOW, is an illusion (while at the same time it is our reality)! Our reality depends upon this immeasurable force called "the moment". Imagination is always brought to reality (if not by one, but by two). Reality IS "the moment". The moment is constantly brought together by our past, and united with our future.
When we die, it is our future that fails to unite with our past. At that moment, that one singular moment, at that moment in time....
1. We cease to exist, but also
2. Our past and future will always continue to seek that eternal moment in time.
How's that for a paradox? If we ever travel faster than time (I'm not saying the speed of light), we die. Let me say that again.
Maybe we should be striving for moving slower than time? :)
In my example TODAY, science was brought together with religion. It was always destined to be this way. And tomorrow, our scientists will continue to try and defy physics and mix it up with logic.
And, I don't expect you to agree. Maybe some will, maybe some will not. But logic dictates the proof. Maybe we should be exploring more into "Imagination". Imagination surely seems to be illogical!
Let's not run out and kill the scientists! I think they are searching to prolong life!
Let's let life reason with our imagination. Sincerely, Gary Ruff
I am not sure if this is actually possible. Maybe yes, maybe no. I can support "no" for right now, based on what I "know".
I will give the facts and reason. It is up to you to form conclusions of my unique look at the world.
Einstein's own observations are contradictory. The theory of relativity conflicts with the ability to travel faster than time (notice I did not say, "faster than the speed of light").
Okay, here goes. I am standing in Dallas Texas USA. If I fly around the world in a machine, and the earth is 24,902 miles wide, the speed of the machine will tell me something.
If my machine that I am in travels any speed I want it to, and my friend "Albert" is sitting on the ground to record the results.... we will have my results, and Albert's results. Let's see what happens.
My machine is set for 24,902 miles per hour. In one hour of my time, I am back in the lovely confines of Dallas Texas. Albert notes that (without regard to time change, or other abnormalities) that in one hour I left and I returned. Yes, there are other observers of time (like the people on the planet, ALL over the planet, and perhaps space station observers).
OK. We can agree on this point. It took me one hour. If you do not agree, please tell me why. Let's move on...
My machine is turned up a notch and is now ready to move at twice the speed. It moves at 49,804 miles per hour. From Dallas Texas to Dallas Texas, it took me 1/2 of an hour to travel. Albert notes the same result.
I set my machine to go twice the speed of light. Forget if it is possible or not, my little machine is extraordinary.
I am traveling at 670,616,629 miles per hour times 2. This equals roughly 1,341,232,000 miles per hour. I don't care if I can travel at the speed of 100 trillion trillion miles per hour! It will cost me time; perhaps a flash that is faster than the speed of light. Time can never be broken by speed.
TIME CAN NEVER BE BROKEN BY SPEED
Why? Because "the moment" never exists. It is here and gone faster than any imaginable force. A hell of a lot faster than time. We only have our past and present. To be alive, describes the moment. And that moment is immeasurable.
To be here now, RIGHT NOW, is an illusion (while at the same time it is our reality)! Our reality depends upon this immeasurable force called "the moment". Imagination is always brought to reality (if not by one, but by two). Reality IS "the moment". The moment is constantly brought together by our past, and united with our future.
When we die, it is our future that fails to unite with our past. At that moment, that one singular moment, at that moment in time....
1. We cease to exist, but also
2. Our past and future will always continue to seek that eternal moment in time.
How's that for a paradox? If we ever travel faster than time (I'm not saying the speed of light), we die. Let me say that again.
IF WE EVER TRAVEL FASTER THAN TIME, WE DIE.
Maybe we should be striving for moving slower than time? :)
In my example TODAY, science was brought together with religion. It was always destined to be this way. And tomorrow, our scientists will continue to try and defy physics and mix it up with logic.
They are searching for death.
And, I don't expect you to agree. Maybe some will, maybe some will not. But logic dictates the proof. Maybe we should be exploring more into "Imagination". Imagination surely seems to be illogical!
Let's not run out and kill the scientists! I think they are searching to prolong life!
Let's let life reason with our imagination. Sincerely, Gary Ruff
PS Maybe that is where God exists? Right there in that immesurable moment of time.
Monday, October 29, 2007
Losing Weight
It is simple. Count calories. Watch what happens.
I never said you had to go on a 1000 calorie diet (1300 is popular with the stars). I started this simple and free diet program.
It is simple. Count calories. Watch what happens.
I never said you had to go on a 1000 calorie diet (1300 is popular with the stars). I started this simple and free diet program.
- 1. The first week I made up mind to do it. I purchased a cheap electronic calorie counter on eBay.
- 2. The second week I ate like I normally do (about 7500 calories a day), and I tried to learn the electronic calorie counter.
- 3. I still continued to count, but magically (because I knew what the value of food was), I started losing weight!
- 4. Now I am down to 3000 calories a day and I have lost 35 pounds.
- 5. I am considering going to 2500 calories soon, as I want to reserve one day to eat anything I feel like (within reason).
- 6. I noticed that when I exercised (I ran a 1/2 mile in the park before I got home from work) that I felt a lot better! Maybe eating right is the key to weight loss, but exercise must be the key to feeling good. And it seems to be working like a giant snowball rolling down the hill! I have to cut a new hole in my belt (it is on my to do list).
- 7. I don't worry that some days I am bad, very bad. I eat like a pig way too much. Only once in a while! Because, it takes forever to lose the weight, it also takes that much time to gain it back. One day will not ruin the diet. And of course the next day or so I try to make up for the loss.
- 8. Lastly, the scale is your friend. Why? because it will be hard to see where you are losing weight! I seem to look the same, but my clothes fit loose, and my belt requires a new hole..... so the scale it does not lie! I can look at the scale and see I really am making progress. The scale is my friend. But it is a slow process. It is a life process too.
I hope you will give this miracle diet a try. It is free. And, have you noticed that many grocery stores are stocking 100 calorie snacks? Once you start counting calories, these products can be a great help! There is a chocolate ice cream called "Fudgesicle" that only has 40 calories!
The losing weight process is like a roller coaster that goes up and down, BUT it is in a downward decline. When I saw I was at the low of 285 pounds (I am a big strong tall guy, good looking and single too) I knew that before I could reach 280, my weight would probably hit 288 or 290 again first.
I am not a doctor. So, I can only speak of my life challenges. You may have a condition that prevents you from eating less, or the foods I choose. Check with your doctor, and design a plan that is right for you.
Sincerely, Gary Ruff
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Monday, October 15, 2007
(click on map to enlarge)
JFK Airport to LaGuardia Airport
LaGuardia Airport to JFK Airport
The transfer between airports can seem difficult and time challenging. I prefer the extra convenience of the taxi. But, this will be my first time to try this journey during New York City rush hour traffic.
I was informed that you cannot take the AirTrain. What I have done here, to help you decide which method of transportation to use, is to show you the map of New York City so you'll at least know what you are doing.
It is in a very easy to read format. My advice (right now) is to take the taxi if you have no more than 4 passengers. Take a certified taxi from the counter (each airport has a "Transportation Desk"... go there if you need help - after you have cleared customs and have your baggage).
What you can do for me. Tell us your story about your trip. Maybe something exciting happened. Perhaps you have some travel tips of your own? I think it's important that we all help each other as travelers, as others will help us. Sincerely, Gary Ruff from SundayisFunday Blog.
Here is the link for the Map of downtown New York City pictured above: http://www.aaccessmaps.com/show/map/nyc_area_hwy
Peace Out My Fine Friends, and good luck on your trip!
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This Map includes Newark International Airport (center-left), JFK (bottom-right), and LGA (center-right)
John F Kennedy International Airport is abbreviated JFK
LaGuardia International Airport is abbreviated LGA
Newark International Airport is abbreviated EWR
The "F" in John F Kennedy's name stands for "Fitzgerald"
TWO GLASSES OF WINE...
When things in your life seem almost too much to handle, when 24hours in a day are not enough, remember the mayonnaise jar and the 2 glasses of wine...
Gary Ruff stood before his music class and had some items in front of him. When the class began, wordlessly, he picked up a very large and empty mayonnaise jar and proceeded to fill it with golf balls. He then asked the students if the jar was full. ....They agreed that it was.
Gary then picked up a box of pebbles and poured them into the jar. He shook the jar lightly. The pebbles rolled into the open areas between the golf balls. He then asked the students again if the jar was full. ...............They agreed it was.
Ruff next picked up a box of sand and poured it into the jar. Of course, the sand filled up everything else, he asked once more if the jar was full? The students responded with an unanimous "yes!"
Gary then produced two glasses of wine from under the table and poured the entire contents into the jar, effectively filling the empty space between the sand. The students laughed."Now," said Gary, as the laughter subsided, "I want you to recognize that this jar represents your life.
The golf balls are the important things; your family, your children, your health, your friends, and your favorite passions; things that if everything else was lost and only they remained, your life would still be full.
"The pebbles are the other things that matter like your job, your house, and your car. The sand is everything else; the small stuff."If you put the sand into the jar first," he continued, "There is no room for the pebbles or the golf balls. The same goes for life. If you spend all your time and energy on the small stuff, you will never have room for the things that are important to you."
"Pay attention to the things that are critical to your happiness".Play with your children. Take time to get medical checkups. Take your partner out to dinner. Play another 18. Do one more run down the ski slope.There will always be time to clean the house and fix the disposal.Take care of the golf balls first; the things that really matter. Then the pebbles. Set your priorities. The rest is just sand.
"One of the students raised her hand and inquired what the wine represented. Gary smiled. "I'm glad you asked. It just goes to show you that no matter how full your life may seem, there's always room for a couple of glasses of wine with a friend."
When things in your life seem almost too much to handle, when 24hours in a day are not enough, remember the mayonnaise jar and the 2 glasses of wine...
Gary Ruff stood before his music class and had some items in front of him. When the class began, wordlessly, he picked up a very large and empty mayonnaise jar and proceeded to fill it with golf balls. He then asked the students if the jar was full. ....They agreed that it was.
Gary then picked up a box of pebbles and poured them into the jar. He shook the jar lightly. The pebbles rolled into the open areas between the golf balls. He then asked the students again if the jar was full. ...............They agreed it was.
Ruff next picked up a box of sand and poured it into the jar. Of course, the sand filled up everything else, he asked once more if the jar was full? The students responded with an unanimous "yes!"
Gary then produced two glasses of wine from under the table and poured the entire contents into the jar, effectively filling the empty space between the sand. The students laughed."Now," said Gary, as the laughter subsided, "I want you to recognize that this jar represents your life.
The golf balls are the important things; your family, your children, your health, your friends, and your favorite passions; things that if everything else was lost and only they remained, your life would still be full.
"The pebbles are the other things that matter like your job, your house, and your car. The sand is everything else; the small stuff."If you put the sand into the jar first," he continued, "There is no room for the pebbles or the golf balls. The same goes for life. If you spend all your time and energy on the small stuff, you will never have room for the things that are important to you."
"Pay attention to the things that are critical to your happiness".Play with your children. Take time to get medical checkups. Take your partner out to dinner. Play another 18. Do one more run down the ski slope.There will always be time to clean the house and fix the disposal.Take care of the golf balls first; the things that really matter. Then the pebbles. Set your priorities. The rest is just sand.
"One of the students raised her hand and inquired what the wine represented. Gary smiled. "I'm glad you asked. It just goes to show you that no matter how full your life may seem, there's always room for a couple of glasses of wine with a friend."
When they designed the Tennis Raquet, they did not account for the fact that someday I would use it as a fly swatter.
My Tennis Raquet
There I was sitting in my chair
Nothing in the world to care
Then out of the blue!
Shoo fly shoo!
I grabbed whatever I could use
Whatever that was near
-Gary Ruff 2007
Yeah, it's a stupid poem, but how it applies to governmnet should be heeded. We make laws all of the time for intended purposes. Then when an emergency comes along, a law can fit the solution but not be what it was constructed for.
Now, in that moment of emergency, I did not say to myself, "Hmmm, I can't use the tennis raquet because it was designed only to hit rocks and tennis balls.... well, i made up the rocks part."
The proper thing to do was to go get a fly swatter. But humans do not think like robots. And we make laws with good intention, but we are humans and we misuse our laws to fit our needs.
My solution to the problem is to clearly define what the laws intent is. That is to say, when Congress makes a law (a"Tennis Raquet"), they should define what it's exact purpose is.
But I don't think that would even stop me from swatting the fly with the tennis raquet. Human nature is what it is.
My Tennis Raquet
There I was sitting in my chair
Nothing in the world to care
Then out of the blue!
Shoo fly shoo!
I grabbed whatever I could use
Whatever that was near
-Gary Ruff 2007
Yeah, it's a stupid poem, but how it applies to governmnet should be heeded. We make laws all of the time for intended purposes. Then when an emergency comes along, a law can fit the solution but not be what it was constructed for.
Now, in that moment of emergency, I did not say to myself, "Hmmm, I can't use the tennis raquet because it was designed only to hit rocks and tennis balls.... well, i made up the rocks part."
The proper thing to do was to go get a fly swatter. But humans do not think like robots. And we make laws with good intention, but we are humans and we misuse our laws to fit our needs.
My solution to the problem is to clearly define what the laws intent is. That is to say, when Congress makes a law (a"Tennis Raquet"), they should define what it's exact purpose is.
But I don't think that would even stop me from swatting the fly with the tennis raquet. Human nature is what it is.
Friday, October 12, 2007
Virtual Band Technology
The time is here! People from all over the world are getting their music out through MySpace and YouTube. And they are doing in their own home studios!
We can thank program makers such as Magix Music Maker, CakeWalk, Sony Acid, and so many more! They have brought the costs down so much that the average guy can start making music now!
At www.SundayisFunday.com, compusicians can go there to explore every aspect of music making. From nothing to having a CD to sell all in the same day. And what is really special, is that many people who visit the website never had an interest in music before!
"Yes, we get many DJ's too", says Gary Ruff founder of SundayisFunday.com. When musicians discover that there is a musical art created by a "Music Loop Artist" (MLA), it inspires them to investigate further.
"Right now it's the kids. The youth seem to be driving this business. Many adult males over 35 are getting involved too. It is like a revolution never seen before. And they have places to put their music online to sell, or give away. It's truly an amazing thing to see (and hear)", says Ruff.
Technology is advancing to accommodate the vocals needed in a song. Right now, it is a bit weak. But programs like "Sweet Ann", and of course the vocoders and plug-ins for vocals are getting better all of the time. Give it a few years. Soon, all music will be made in people's houses and free marketed to the world.
-Feel free to copy this article and use it for publication. Any questions can be directed via e-mail to: theCompusician@yahoo.com
The time is here! People from all over the world are getting their music out through MySpace and YouTube. And they are doing in their own home studios!
We can thank program makers such as Magix Music Maker, CakeWalk, Sony Acid, and so many more! They have brought the costs down so much that the average guy can start making music now!
At www.SundayisFunday.com, compusicians can go there to explore every aspect of music making. From nothing to having a CD to sell all in the same day. And what is really special, is that many people who visit the website never had an interest in music before!
"Yes, we get many DJ's too", says Gary Ruff founder of SundayisFunday.com. When musicians discover that there is a musical art created by a "Music Loop Artist" (MLA), it inspires them to investigate further.
"Right now it's the kids. The youth seem to be driving this business. Many adult males over 35 are getting involved too. It is like a revolution never seen before. And they have places to put their music online to sell, or give away. It's truly an amazing thing to see (and hear)", says Ruff.
Technology is advancing to accommodate the vocals needed in a song. Right now, it is a bit weak. But programs like "Sweet Ann", and of course the vocoders and plug-ins for vocals are getting better all of the time. Give it a few years. Soon, all music will be made in people's houses and free marketed to the world.
-Feel free to copy this article and use it for publication. Any questions can be directed via e-mail to: theCompusician@yahoo.com
Monday, October 01, 2007
A Nirvana Video, check it out!
http://evenusblog.blogspot.com/2007/09/nirvana-territorial-pissings.html
http://evenusblog.blogspot.com/2007/09/nirvana-territorial-pissings.html
Monday, September 17, 2007
DNA and God's number
In the last article of this blog I described that PI is a number in mathematics that should be more accurately characterized as a formula constant for a spiral (or something like that).
And then it dawned on me, "Maybe it really is God's number 3.14159....". It has no ending. It is Infinite. My allusion to the "Slinky" toy describing the spiral is the same as the shape of DNA strand (if you stretch the "slinky" out). And some interesting notes of interest (how did you like that one, ha!).
Inside the DNA there are connectors (I'm not a medical doctor, so I will just say what i see). These connectors are what can hold idea that actually the strand has no beginning or end. Also, in the spiral shape of the slinky there is an apparent "hole". You can stick your arm down it (at least I could when I was 7)!
What that means I do not know! :) I just thought I would throw that in.
Peace Out My Fine Friends!
In the last article of this blog I described that PI is a number in mathematics that should be more accurately characterized as a formula constant for a spiral (or something like that).
And then it dawned on me, "Maybe it really is God's number 3.14159....". It has no ending. It is Infinite. My allusion to the "Slinky" toy describing the spiral is the same as the shape of DNA strand (if you stretch the "slinky" out). And some interesting notes of interest (how did you like that one, ha!).
Inside the DNA there are connectors (I'm not a medical doctor, so I will just say what i see). These connectors are what can hold idea that actually the strand has no beginning or end. Also, in the spiral shape of the slinky there is an apparent "hole". You can stick your arm down it (at least I could when I was 7)!
What that means I do not know! :) I just thought I would throw that in.
Peace Out My Fine Friends!
The Fibonacci numbers, PI, and PST.
In 1202 AD a scientist named Fibonacci studied a mathematical problem initially using rabbits as the example.
The pattern reveals 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21 etc... The assumption they want you to accept is that these rabbits will keep on producing, and never die. That way you can continue to get the next numbers, and it grows and grows. Then I realized why this theory would never work in reality, and how great a thinker God must be.
The rabbits will die. Nature holds a balance. That is the way it was designed by God. This system of rivers flowing to the south, and on the other side of the equator, to the north all is perfectly balanced by evaporating and returning the rain to the earth, back to the rivers and back to the sea.
If the rabbits do not die and continue to multiply, then there becomes a huge imbalance in the system. That is why we as humans will never find the cure for for death. It is a futile attempt because the whole design is what I and others call, The Divine Design. Or, the perfect design if you will. Everything is in perfect balance.
I mention this because I am working on a water project that is intended to produce electricity, and where the system "leaks" it's energy will be made up by solar electricity. Some fascinating
things I discovered along the way. Some new ideas involving water flow, magnetics, and the return it yields to the system. Kind of like how the earth continues to spin. The answer lies within Time, Distance, Balance (imbalance), Conversion, Systems (recurring cycles), Loss (change).
All systems will experience a loss of energy. Because there has to be an imbalance striving for balance to have useful energy to do our work. The energy is never really lost, but rather changed to another form.
I think that the best we can do is to find a way to use other sources of energy (conversion) to make up for the "loss".
When I hear, "That won't work. you are putting more energy into the system than you'll get out!" Well, Einstein, (that's what I call these distracters), every energy source requires putting more energy into the system than we'll get out. That includes Solar Power, Wind, and Water Systems. We just do not see the loss because we are inside of it's system OR the time cycle it is on is longer than the time cycle we have to observe it.
I will not say "never" although. Something I've learned over my time cycle is that science continues to amaze us. What we once thought was true, is now false. Someday the sun will come up in the west (I really think it will, given enough time).
We look back at problems like, "How was the Great Pyramid made?" and we assume that the work was done with the same systems we have on Earth now. Maybe the Earth was spinning faster back then. Maybe the moon or some other celestial object was close to the Earth causing a pull, thus making the Pyramid stones lighter. Who knows. But we as scientists cannot assume that every system in the past is the same as it is today, and cannot assume tomorrow systems will still be the same as always.
That will be my theory to contribute to the scientific world. Everything changes. What was once true, will become false. And one last thing before I go back to making music. The reason PI (3.14159265) is a continuous number that never ends is because it is not describing the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. It just appears that way because we are looking at the circle from a different angle. Example: take the children's toy, a slinky. You hold it up just right and it looks like a circle. Hold it at another angle and it is obviously a spiral. Apparently this spiral never ends, since the number PI never ends. It continues on into infinity. Maybe it is the mathematical number of the Universe? God's number?
PI Spiral Theory (PST) presented by Gary Ruff, the mad scientist. And so much more! Peace Out My Fine Friends!
In 1202 AD a scientist named Fibonacci studied a mathematical problem initially using rabbits as the example.
The pattern reveals 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21 etc... The assumption they want you to accept is that these rabbits will keep on producing, and never die. That way you can continue to get the next numbers, and it grows and grows. Then I realized why this theory would never work in reality, and how great a thinker God must be.
The rabbits will die. Nature holds a balance. That is the way it was designed by God. This system of rivers flowing to the south, and on the other side of the equator, to the north all is perfectly balanced by evaporating and returning the rain to the earth, back to the rivers and back to the sea.
If the rabbits do not die and continue to multiply, then there becomes a huge imbalance in the system. That is why we as humans will never find the cure for for death. It is a futile attempt because the whole design is what I and others call, The Divine Design. Or, the perfect design if you will. Everything is in perfect balance.
I mention this because I am working on a water project that is intended to produce electricity, and where the system "leaks" it's energy will be made up by solar electricity. Some fascinating
things I discovered along the way. Some new ideas involving water flow, magnetics, and the return it yields to the system. Kind of like how the earth continues to spin. The answer lies within Time, Distance, Balance (imbalance), Conversion, Systems (recurring cycles), Loss (change).
All systems will experience a loss of energy. Because there has to be an imbalance striving for balance to have useful energy to do our work. The energy is never really lost, but rather changed to another form.
I think that the best we can do is to find a way to use other sources of energy (conversion) to make up for the "loss".
When I hear, "That won't work. you are putting more energy into the system than you'll get out!" Well, Einstein, (that's what I call these distracters), every energy source requires putting more energy into the system than we'll get out. That includes Solar Power, Wind, and Water Systems. We just do not see the loss because we are inside of it's system OR the time cycle it is on is longer than the time cycle we have to observe it.
I will not say "never" although. Something I've learned over my time cycle is that science continues to amaze us. What we once thought was true, is now false. Someday the sun will come up in the west (I really think it will, given enough time).
We look back at problems like, "How was the Great Pyramid made?" and we assume that the work was done with the same systems we have on Earth now. Maybe the Earth was spinning faster back then. Maybe the moon or some other celestial object was close to the Earth causing a pull, thus making the Pyramid stones lighter. Who knows. But we as scientists cannot assume that every system in the past is the same as it is today, and cannot assume tomorrow systems will still be the same as always.
That will be my theory to contribute to the scientific world. Everything changes. What was once true, will become false. And one last thing before I go back to making music. The reason PI (3.14159265) is a continuous number that never ends is because it is not describing the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. It just appears that way because we are looking at the circle from a different angle. Example: take the children's toy, a slinky. You hold it up just right and it looks like a circle. Hold it at another angle and it is obviously a spiral. Apparently this spiral never ends, since the number PI never ends. It continues on into infinity. Maybe it is the mathematical number of the Universe? God's number?
PI Spiral Theory (PST) presented by Gary Ruff, the mad scientist. And so much more! Peace Out My Fine Friends!
Monday, September 03, 2007
Top 40 MySpacers
1. Tom 197,370,436
2. Dane Cook 2,097,319
3. T.I. 2,028,054
4. Tila Tequila 2,028,054
5. Fall Out Boy 1,991,245
6. Panic At The Disco 1,619,399
7. Forbidden 1,482,515
8. Bobbi Billard 1,178,594
9. Avril Lavigne 1,023,254
10. 50 Cent 995,888
11. Diddy 995,650
12. Fergie 950,420
13. Linkin Park 949,563
14. Rihanna 944,021
15. Justin Timberlake 927,595
16. Avenged Sevenfold 818,743
17. Yung Joc 742,022
18. Metallica 722,389
19. Hellogoodbye 695,586
20. Rascal Flatts 684,045
21. 30 Seconds To Mars 674,755
22. Jeffree Star 674,476
23. Slipknot 661,653
24. Gymclassheroes 660,938
25. Pretty Ricky 657,147
26. Korn 656,709
27. Disturbed 653,722
28. Somaya Reece 647,907
29. System Of A Down 583,897
30. Kenny Chesney 583,319
31. Paul Wall 582,381
32. The Fray 576,044
33. The Dashboard Confessional 568,422
34. The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus 548,421
35. Lupe Fiasco 532,379
36. Plain White T's 531,558
37. Metal Sanaz 531,183
38. Heavygrinder 532,719
39. Daughtry 514,895
40. Sean Paul 512,084
1,000,000,000,001. Gary Ruff 1 (Okay, I'm not that low....)
1. Tom 197,370,436
2. Dane Cook 2,097,319
3. T.I. 2,028,054
4. Tila Tequila 2,028,054
5. Fall Out Boy 1,991,245
6. Panic At The Disco 1,619,399
7. Forbidden 1,482,515
8. Bobbi Billard 1,178,594
9. Avril Lavigne 1,023,254
10. 50 Cent 995,888
11. Diddy 995,650
12. Fergie 950,420
13. Linkin Park 949,563
14. Rihanna 944,021
15. Justin Timberlake 927,595
16. Avenged Sevenfold 818,743
17. Yung Joc 742,022
18. Metallica 722,389
19. Hellogoodbye 695,586
20. Rascal Flatts 684,045
21. 30 Seconds To Mars 674,755
22. Jeffree Star 674,476
23. Slipknot 661,653
24. Gymclassheroes 660,938
25. Pretty Ricky 657,147
26. Korn 656,709
27. Disturbed 653,722
28. Somaya Reece 647,907
29. System Of A Down 583,897
30. Kenny Chesney 583,319
31. Paul Wall 582,381
32. The Fray 576,044
33. The Dashboard Confessional 568,422
34. The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus 548,421
35. Lupe Fiasco 532,379
36. Plain White T's 531,558
37. Metal Sanaz 531,183
38. Heavygrinder 532,719
39. Daughtry 514,895
40. Sean Paul 512,084
1,000,000,000,001. Gary Ruff 1 (Okay, I'm not that low....)
Top Ten Naked People On Google Earth
Here is the link! I couldn't see much of anything, but for your info.... the US government's satellites can see how many hairs you have coming out of your mole!
Maybe it's just a matter of time when we will be able to see them too?
Link: Top 10 naked people on Google Earth
Here is the link! I couldn't see much of anything, but for your info.... the US government's satellites can see how many hairs you have coming out of your mole!
Maybe it's just a matter of time when we will be able to see them too?
Link: Top 10 naked people on Google Earth
Friday, August 10, 2007
Top ten most beautiful women in the world:
Abbie Ratay
Christine Campbell
Jessica Biel
Nicole Scherzinger
Adriana Lima
Christine Dolce
Jessica Simpson
Paz Vega
Aisha Tyler
Cindy Margolis
Hey, it's not my opinion.... but I wouldn't argue too much if any of these girls said hello to me!
Here's the article
Abbie Ratay
Christine Campbell
Jessica Biel
Nicole Scherzinger
Adriana Lima
Christine Dolce
Jessica Simpson
Paz Vega
Aisha Tyler
Cindy Margolis
Hey, it's not my opinion.... but I wouldn't argue too much if any of these girls said hello to me!
Here's the article
Monday, July 30, 2007
Top 100 largest cities in the world, by population:
1. Tokyo, Japan - 28,025,000
2. Mexico City, Mexico - 18,131,000
3. Mumbai, India - 18,042,000
4. Sáo Paulo, Brazil - 17, 711,000
5. New York City, USA - 16,626,000
6. Shanghai, China - 14,173,000
7. Lagos, Nigeria - 13,488,000
8. Los Angeles, USA - 13,129,000
9. Calcutta, India - 12,900,000
10. Buenos Aires, Argentina - 12,431,000
11. Seóul, South Korea - 12,215,000
12. Beijing, China - 12,033,000
13. Karachi, Pakistan - 11,774,000
14. Delhi, India - 11,680,000
15. Dhaka, Bangladesh - 10,979,000
16. Manila, Philippines - 10,818,000
17. Cairo, Egypt - 10,772,000
18. Õsaka, Japan - 10,609,000
19. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 10,556,000
20. Tianjin, China - 10,239,000
21. Jakarta, Indonesia - 9,815,000
22. Paris, France - 9,638,000
23. Istanbul, Turkey - 9,413,000
24. Moscow, Russian Fed. - 9,299,000
25. London, United Kingdom - 7,640,000
26. Lima, Peru - 7,443,000
27. Tehrãn, Iran - 7,380,000
28. Bangkok, Thailand - 7,221,000
29. Chicago, USA - 6,945,000
30. Bogotá, Colombia - 6,834,000
31. Hyderabad, India - 6,833,000
32. Chennai, India - 6,639,000
33. Essen, Germany - 6,559,000
34. Hangzhou, China - 6,389,000
35. Hong Kong, China - 6,097,000
36. Lahore, Pakistan - 6,030,000
37. Shenyang, China - 5,681,000
38. Changchun, China - 5,566,000
39. Bangalore, India - 5,544,000
40. Harbin, China - 5,475,000
41. Chengdu, China - 5,293,000
42. Santiago, Chile - 5,261,000
43. Guangzhou, China - 5,162,000
44. St. Petersburg, Russian Fed. - 5,132,000
45. Kinshasa, DRC - 5,068,000
46. Baghdãd, Iraq - 4,796,000
47. Jinan, China - 4,789,000
48. Wuhan, China - 4,750,000
49. Toronto, Canada - 4,657,000
50. Yangon, Myanmar (Burma) - 4,458,000
51. Alger, Algeria - 4,447,000
52. Philadelphia, USA - 4,398,000
53. Qingdao, China - 4,376,000
54. Milano, Italy - 4,251,000
55. Pusan, South Korea - 4,239,000
56. Belo Horizonte, Brazil - 4,160,000
57. Almadabad, India - 4,154,000
58. Madrid, Spain - 4,072,000
59. San Francisco, USA - 4,051,000
60. Alexandria, Egypt - 3,995,000
61. Washington DC, USA - 3,927,000
62. Houston, USA - 3,918,000
63. Dallas, USA - 3,912,000
64. Guadalajara, Mexico - 3,908,000
65. Chongging, China - 3,896,000
66. Medellin, Colombia - 3,831,000
67. Detroit, USA - 3,785,000
68. Handan, China - 3,763,000
69. Frankfurt, Germany - 3,700,000
70. Porto Alegre, Brazil - 3,699,000
71. Hanoi, Vietnam - 3,678,000
72. Sydney, Australia - 3,665,000
73. Santo Domingo, Dom. Rep. - 3,601,000
74. Singapore, Singapore - 3,587,000
75. Casablanca, Morocco - 3,535,000
76. Katowice, Poland - 3,488,000
77. Pune, India - 3,485,000
78. Bangdung, Indonesia - 3,420,000
79. Monterrey, Mexico - 3,416,000
80. Montréal, Canada - 3,401,000
81. Nagoya, Japan - 3,377,000
82. Nanjing, China - 3,375,000
83. Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire - 3,359,000
84. Xi'an, China - 3,352,000
85. Berlin, Germany - 3,337,000
86. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia - 3,328,000
87. Recife, Brazil - 3,307,000
88. Dusseldorf, Germany - 3,251,000
89. Ankara, Turkey - 3,190,000
90. Melbourne, Australia - 3,188,000
91. Salvador, Brazil - 3,180,000
92. Dalian, China - 3,153,000
93. Caracas, Venezuela - 3,153,000
94. Adis Abeba, Ethiopia - 3,112,000
95. Athina, Greece - 3,103,000
96. Cape Town, South Africa - 3,092,000
97. Koln, Germany - 3.067,000
98. Maputo, Mozambique - 3,017,000
99. Napoli, Italy - 3,012,000
100. Fortaleza, Brazil - 3,007,000
1. Tokyo, Japan - 28,025,000
2. Mexico City, Mexico - 18,131,000
3. Mumbai, India - 18,042,000
4. Sáo Paulo, Brazil - 17, 711,000
5. New York City, USA - 16,626,000
6. Shanghai, China - 14,173,000
7. Lagos, Nigeria - 13,488,000
8. Los Angeles, USA - 13,129,000
9. Calcutta, India - 12,900,000
10. Buenos Aires, Argentina - 12,431,000
11. Seóul, South Korea - 12,215,000
12. Beijing, China - 12,033,000
13. Karachi, Pakistan - 11,774,000
14. Delhi, India - 11,680,000
15. Dhaka, Bangladesh - 10,979,000
16. Manila, Philippines - 10,818,000
17. Cairo, Egypt - 10,772,000
18. Õsaka, Japan - 10,609,000
19. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 10,556,000
20. Tianjin, China - 10,239,000
21. Jakarta, Indonesia - 9,815,000
22. Paris, France - 9,638,000
23. Istanbul, Turkey - 9,413,000
24. Moscow, Russian Fed. - 9,299,000
25. London, United Kingdom - 7,640,000
26. Lima, Peru - 7,443,000
27. Tehrãn, Iran - 7,380,000
28. Bangkok, Thailand - 7,221,000
29. Chicago, USA - 6,945,000
30. Bogotá, Colombia - 6,834,000
31. Hyderabad, India - 6,833,000
32. Chennai, India - 6,639,000
33. Essen, Germany - 6,559,000
34. Hangzhou, China - 6,389,000
35. Hong Kong, China - 6,097,000
36. Lahore, Pakistan - 6,030,000
37. Shenyang, China - 5,681,000
38. Changchun, China - 5,566,000
39. Bangalore, India - 5,544,000
40. Harbin, China - 5,475,000
41. Chengdu, China - 5,293,000
42. Santiago, Chile - 5,261,000
43. Guangzhou, China - 5,162,000
44. St. Petersburg, Russian Fed. - 5,132,000
45. Kinshasa, DRC - 5,068,000
46. Baghdãd, Iraq - 4,796,000
47. Jinan, China - 4,789,000
48. Wuhan, China - 4,750,000
49. Toronto, Canada - 4,657,000
50. Yangon, Myanmar (Burma) - 4,458,000
51. Alger, Algeria - 4,447,000
52. Philadelphia, USA - 4,398,000
53. Qingdao, China - 4,376,000
54. Milano, Italy - 4,251,000
55. Pusan, South Korea - 4,239,000
56. Belo Horizonte, Brazil - 4,160,000
57. Almadabad, India - 4,154,000
58. Madrid, Spain - 4,072,000
59. San Francisco, USA - 4,051,000
60. Alexandria, Egypt - 3,995,000
61. Washington DC, USA - 3,927,000
62. Houston, USA - 3,918,000
63. Dallas, USA - 3,912,000
64. Guadalajara, Mexico - 3,908,000
65. Chongging, China - 3,896,000
66. Medellin, Colombia - 3,831,000
67. Detroit, USA - 3,785,000
68. Handan, China - 3,763,000
69. Frankfurt, Germany - 3,700,000
70. Porto Alegre, Brazil - 3,699,000
71. Hanoi, Vietnam - 3,678,000
72. Sydney, Australia - 3,665,000
73. Santo Domingo, Dom. Rep. - 3,601,000
74. Singapore, Singapore - 3,587,000
75. Casablanca, Morocco - 3,535,000
76. Katowice, Poland - 3,488,000
77. Pune, India - 3,485,000
78. Bangdung, Indonesia - 3,420,000
79. Monterrey, Mexico - 3,416,000
80. Montréal, Canada - 3,401,000
81. Nagoya, Japan - 3,377,000
82. Nanjing, China - 3,375,000
83. Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire - 3,359,000
84. Xi'an, China - 3,352,000
85. Berlin, Germany - 3,337,000
86. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia - 3,328,000
87. Recife, Brazil - 3,307,000
88. Dusseldorf, Germany - 3,251,000
89. Ankara, Turkey - 3,190,000
90. Melbourne, Australia - 3,188,000
91. Salvador, Brazil - 3,180,000
92. Dalian, China - 3,153,000
93. Caracas, Venezuela - 3,153,000
94. Adis Abeba, Ethiopia - 3,112,000
95. Athina, Greece - 3,103,000
96. Cape Town, South Africa - 3,092,000
97. Koln, Germany - 3.067,000
98. Maputo, Mozambique - 3,017,000
99. Napoli, Italy - 3,012,000
100. Fortaleza, Brazil - 3,007,000
Saturday, July 21, 2007
Top 1000 Surnames in the United States of America:
Surname
Approx Number
% Frequency
Rank
SMITH
2,501,922
1.006
1
JOHNSON
2,014,470
0.81
2
WILLIAMS
1,738,413
0.699
3
JONES
1,544,427
0.621
4
BROWN
1,544,427
0.621
5
DAVIS
1,193,760
0.48
6
MILLER
1,054,488
0.424
7
WILSON
843,093
0.339
8
MOORE
775,944
0.312
9
TAYLOR
773,457
0.311
10
ANDERSON
773,457
0.311
11
THOMAS
773,457
0.311
12
JACKSON
770,970
0.31
13
WHITE
693,873
0.279
14
HARRIS
683,925
0.275
15
MARTIN
678,951
0.273
16
THOMPSON
669,003
0.269
17
GARCIA
631,698
0.254
18
MARTINEZ
581,958
0.234
19
ROBINSON
579,471
0.233
20
CLARK
574,497
0.231
21
RODRIGUEZ
569,523
0.229
22
LEWIS
562,062
0.226
23
LEE
547,140
0.22
24
WALKER
544,653
0.219
25
HALL
497,400
0.2
26
ALLEN
494,913
0.199
27
YOUNG
479,991
0.193
28
HERNANDEZ
477,504
0.192
29
KING
472,530
0.19
30
WRIGHT
470,043
0.189
31
LOPEZ
465,069
0.187
32
HILL
465,069
0.187
33
SCOTT
460,095
0.185
34
GREEN
455,121
0.183
35
ADAMS
432,738
0.174
36
BAKER
425,277
0.171
37
GONZALEZ
412,842
0.166
38
NELSON
402,894
0.162
39
CARTER
402,894
0.162
40
MITCHELL
397,920
0.16
41
PEREZ
385,485
0.155
42
ROBERTS
380,511
0.153
43
TURNER
378,024
0.152
44
PHILLIPS
370,563
0.149
45
CAMPBELL
370,563
0.149
46
PARKER
363,102
0.146
47
EVANS
350,667
0.141
48
EDWARDS
340,719
0.137
49
COLLINS
333,258
0.134
50
STEWART
330,771
0.133
51
SANCHEZ
323,310
0.13
52
MORRIS
310,875
0.125
53
ROGERS
305,901
0.123
54
REED
303,414
0.122
55
COOK
298,440
0.12
56
MORGAN
293,466
0.118
57
BELL
290,979
0.117
58
MURPHY
290,979
0.117
59
BAILEY
286,005
0.115
60
RIVERA
281,031
0.113
61
COOPER
281,031
0.113
62
RICHARDSON
278,544
0.112
63
COX
273,570
0.11
64
HOWARD
273,570
0.11
65
WARD
268,596
0.108
66
TORRES
268,596
0.108
67
PETERSON
266,109
0.107
68
GRAY
263,622
0.106
69
RAMIREZ
261,135
0.105
70
JAMES
261,135
0.105
71
WATSON
256,161
0.103
72
BROOKS
256,161
0.103
73
KELLY
253,674
0.102
74
SANDERS
248,700
0.1
75
PRICE
246,213
0.099
76
BENNETT
246,213
0.099
77
WOOD
243,726
0.098
78
BARNES
241,239
0.097
79
ROSS
238,752
0.096
80
HENDERSON
236,265
0.095
81
COLEMAN
236,265
0.095
82
JENKINS
236,265
0.095
83
PERRY
233,778
0.094
84
POWELL
231,291
0.093
85
LONG
228,804
0.092
86
PATTERSON
228,804
0.092
87
HUGHES
228,804
0.092
88
FLORES
228,804
0.092
89
WASHINGTON
228,804
0.092
90
BUTLER
226,317
0.091
91
SIMMONS
226,317
0.091
92
FOSTER
226,317
0.091
93
GONZALES
216,369
0.087
94
BRYANT
216,369
0.087
95
ALEXANDER
211,395
0.085
96
RUSSELL
211,395
0.085
97
GRIFFIN
208,908
0.084
98
DIAZ
208,908
0.084
99
HAYES
206,421
0.083
100
MYERS
206,421
0.083
101
FORD
203,934
0.082
102
HAMILTON
203,934
0.082
103
GRAHAM
203,934
0.082
104
SULLIVAN
201,447
0.081
105
WALLACE
201,447
0.081
106
WOODS
198,960
0.08
107
COLE
198,960
0.08
108
WEST
198,960
0.08
109
JORDAN
193,986
0.078
110
OWENS
193,986
0.078
111
REYNOLDS
193,986
0.078
112
FISHER
191,499
0.077
113
ELLIS
191,499
0.077
114
HARRISON
189,012
0.076
115
GIBSON
186,525
0.075
116
MCDONALD
186,525
0.075
117
CRUZ
186,525
0.075
118
MARSHALL
186,525
0.075
119
ORTIZ
186,525
0.075
120
GOMEZ
186,525
0.075
121
MURRAY
184,038
0.074
122
FREEMAN
184,038
0.074
123
WELLS
181,551
0.073
124
WEBB
179,064
0.072
125
SIMPSON
174,090
0.07
126
STEVENS
174,090
0.07
127
TUCKER
174,090
0.07
128
PORTER
171,603
0.069
129
HUNTER
171,603
0.069
130
HICKS
171,603
0.069
131
CRAWFORD
169,116
0.068
132
HENRY
169,116
0.068
133
BOYD
169,116
0.068
134
MASON
169,116
0.068
135
MORALES
166,629
0.067
136
KENNEDY
166,629
0.067
137
WARREN
166,629
0.067
138
DIXON
164,142
0.066
139
RAMOS
164,142
0.066
140
REYES
164,142
0.066
141
BURNS
161,655
0.065
142
GORDON
161,655
0.065
143
SHAW
161,655
0.065
144
HOLMES
161,655
0.065
145
RICE
159,168
0.064
146
ROBERTSON
159,168
0.064
147
HUNT
156,681
0.063
148
BLACK
156,681
0.063
149
DANIELS
154,194
0.062
150
PALMER
154,194
0.062
151
MILLS
151,707
0.061
152
NICHOLS
149,220
0.06
153
GRANT
149,220
0.06
154
KNIGHT
149,220
0.06
155
FERGUSON
146,733
0.059
156
ROSE
146,733
0.059
157
STONE
146,733
0.059
158
HAWKINS
146,733
0.059
159
DUNN
144,246
0.058
160
PERKINS
144,246
0.058
161
HUDSON
144,246
0.058
162
SPENCER
141,759
0.057
163
GARDNER
141,759
0.057
164
STEPHENS
141,759
0.057
165
PAYNE
141,759
0.057
166
PIERCE
139,272
0.056
167
BERRY
139,272
0.056
168
MATTHEWS
139,272
0.056
169
ARNOLD
139,272
0.056
170
WAGNER
136,785
0.055
171
WILLIS
136,785
0.055
172
RAY
136,785
0.055
173
WATKINS
136,785
0.055
174
OLSON
136,785
0.055
175
CARROLL
136,785
0.055
176
DUNCAN
136,785
0.055
177
SNYDER
136,785
0.055
178
HART
134,298
0.054
179
CUNNINGHAM
134,298
0.054
180
BRADLEY
134,298
0.054
181
LANE
134,298
0.054
182
ANDREWS
134,298
0.054
183
RUIZ
134,298
0.054
184
HARPER
134,298
0.054
185
FOX
131,811
0.053
186
RILEY
131,811
0.053
187
ARMSTRONG
131,811
0.053
188
CARPENTER
131,811
0.053
189
WEAVER
131,811
0.053
190
GREENE
131,811
0.053
191
LAWRENCE
129,324
0.052
192
ELLIOTT
129,324
0.052
193
CHAVEZ
129,324
0.052
194
SIMS
129,324
0.052
195
AUSTIN
129,324
0.052
196
PETERS
129,324
0.052
197
KELLEY
129,324
0.052
198
FRANKLIN
126,837
0.051
199
LAWSON
126,837
0.051
200
FIELDS
126,837
0.051
201
GUTIERREZ
126,837
0.051
202
RYAN
126,837
0.051
203
SCHMIDT
126,837
0.051
204
CARR
126,837
0.051
205
VASQUEZ
126,837
0.051
206
CASTILLO
126,837
0.051
207
WHEELER
126,837
0.051
208
CHAPMAN
124,350
0.05
209
OLIVER
124,350
0.05
210
MONTGOMERY
121,863
0.049
211
RICHARDS
121,863
0.049
212
WILLIAMSON
121,863
0.049
213
JOHNSTON
121,863
0.049
214
BANKS
119,376
0.048
215
MEYER
119,376
0.048
216
BISHOP
119,376
0.048
217
MCCOY
119,376
0.048
218
HOWELL
119,376
0.048
219
ALVAREZ
119,376
0.048
220
MORRISON
119,376
0.048
221
HANSEN
116,889
0.047
222
FERNANDEZ
116,889
0.047
223
GARZA
116,889
0.047
224
HARVEY
116,889
0.047
225
LITTLE
114,402
0.046
226
BURTON
114,402
0.046
227
STANLEY
114,402
0.046
228
NGUYEN
114,402
0.046
229
GEORGE
114,402
0.046
230
JACOBS
114,402
0.046
231
REID
114,402
0.046
232
KIM
111,915
0.045
233
FULLER
111,915
0.045
234
LYNCH
111,915
0.045
235
DEAN
111,915
0.045
236
GILBERT
111,915
0.045
237
GARRETT
111,915
0.045
238
ROMERO
111,915
0.045
239
WELCH
109,428
0.044
240
LARSON
109,428
0.044
241
FRAZIER
109,428
0.044
242
BURKE
109,428
0.044
243
HANSON
106,941
0.043
244
DAY
106,941
0.043
245
MENDOZA
106,941
0.043
246
MORENO
106,941
0.043
247
BOWMAN
106,941
0.043
248
MEDINA
104,454
0.042
249
FOWLER
104,454
0.042
250
BREWER
104,454
0.042
251
HOFFMAN
104,454
0.042
252
CARLSON
104,454
0.042
253
SILVA
104,454
0.042
254
PEARSON
104,454
0.042
255
HOLLAND
104,454
0.042
256
DOUGLAS
101,967
0.041
257
FLEMING
101,967
0.041
258
JENSEN
101,967
0.041
259
VARGAS
101,967
0.041
260
BYRD
101,967
0.041
261
DAVIDSON
101,967
0.041
262
HOPKINS
101,967
0.041
263
MAY
99,480
0.04
264
TERRY
99,480
0.04
265
HERRERA
99,480
0.04
266
WADE
99,480
0.04
267
SOTO
99,480
0.04
268
WALTERS
99,480
0.04
269
CURTIS
99,480
0.04
270
NEAL
96,993
0.039
271
CALDWELL
96,993
0.039
272
LOWE
96,993
0.039
273
JENNINGS
96,993
0.039
274
BARNETT
96,993
0.039
275
GRAVES
96,993
0.039
276
JIMENEZ
96,993
0.039
277
HORTON
96,993
0.039
278
SHELTON
96,993
0.039
279
BARRETT
96,993
0.039
280
OBRIEN
96,993
0.039
281
CASTRO
96,993
0.039
282
SUTTON
94,506
0.038
283
GREGORY
94,506
0.038
284
MCKINNEY
94,506
0.038
285
LUCAS
94,506
0.038
286
MILES
94,506
0.038
287
CRAIG
94,506
0.038
288
RODRIQUEZ
92,019
0.037
289
CHAMBERS
92,019
0.037
290
HOLT
92,019
0.037
291
LAMBERT
92,019
0.037
292
FLETCHER
92,019
0.037
293
WATTS
92,019
0.037
294
BATES
92,019
0.037
295
HALE
92,019
0.037
296
RHODES
92,019
0.037
297
PENA
92,019
0.037
298
BECK
92,019
0.037
299
NEWMAN
89,532
0.036
300
HAYNES
89,532
0.036
301
MCDANIEL
89,532
0.036
302
MENDEZ
89,532
0.036
303
BUSH
89,532
0.036
304
VAUGHN
89,532
0.036
305
PARKS
87,045
0.035
306
DAWSON
87,045
0.035
307
SANTIAGO
87,045
0.035
308
NORRIS
87,045
0.035
309
HARDY
87,045
0.035
310
LOVE
87,045
0.035
311
STEELE
87,045
0.035
312
CURRY
87,045
0.035
313
POWERS
87,045
0.035
314
SCHULTZ
87,045
0.035
315
BARKER
87,045
0.035
316
GUZMAN
84,558
0.034
317
PAGE
84,558
0.034
318
MUNOZ
84,558
0.034
319
BALL
84,558
0.034
320
KELLER
84,558
0.034
321
CHANDLER
84,558
0.034
322
WEBER
84,558
0.034
323
LEONARD
84,558
0.034
324
WALSH
82,071
0.033
325
LYONS
82,071
0.033
326
RAMSEY
82,071
0.033
327
WOLFE
82,071
0.033
328
SCHNEIDER
82,071
0.033
329
MULLINS
82,071
0.033
330
BENSON
82,071
0.033
331
SHARP
82,071
0.033
332
BOWEN
82,071
0.033
333
DANIEL
82,071
0.033
334
BARBER
79,584
0.032
335
CUMMINGS
79,584
0.032
336
HINES
79,584
0.032
337
BALDWIN
79,584
0.032
338
GRIFFITH
79,584
0.032
339
VALDEZ
79,584
0.032
340
HUBBARD
79,584
0.032
341
SALAZAR
79,584
0.032
342
REEVES
79,584
0.032
343
WARNER
77,097
0.031
344
STEVENSON
77,097
0.031
345
BURGESS
77,097
0.031
346
SANTOS
77,097
0.031
347
TATE
77,097
0.031
348
CROSS
77,097
0.031
349
GARNER
77,097
0.031
350
MANN
77,097
0.031
351
MACK
77,097
0.031
352
MOSS
77,097
0.031
353
THORNTON
77,097
0.031
354
DENNIS
77,097
0.031
355
MCGEE
77,097
0.031
356
FARMER
74,610
0.03
357
DELGADO
74,610
0.03
358
AGUILAR
74,610
0.03
359
VEGA
74,610
0.03
360
GLOVER
74,610
0.03
361
MANNING
74,610
0.03
362
COHEN
74,610
0.03
363
HARMON
74,610
0.03
364
RODGERS
74,610
0.03
365
ROBBINS
74,610
0.03
366
NEWTON
74,610
0.03
367
TODD
74,610
0.03
368
BLAIR
74,610
0.03
369
HIGGINS
74,610
0.03
370
INGRAM
74,610
0.03
371
REESE
74,610
0.03
372
CANNON
74,610
0.03
373
STRICKLAND
74,610
0.03
374
TOWNSEND
74,610
0.03
375
POTTER
74,610
0.03
376
GOODWIN
74,610
0.03
377
WALTON
74,610
0.03
378
ROWE
72,123
0.029
379
HAMPTON
72,123
0.029
380
ORTEGA
72,123
0.029
381
PATTON
72,123
0.029
382
SWANSON
72,123
0.029
383
JOSEPH
72,123
0.029
384
FRANCIS
72,123
0.029
385
GOODMAN
72,123
0.029
386
MALDONADO
72,123
0.029
387
YATES
72,123
0.029
388
BECKER
72,123
0.029
389
ERICKSON
72,123
0.029
390
HODGES
72,123
0.029
391
RIOS
72,123
0.029
392
CONNER
72,123
0.029
393
ADKINS
72,123
0.029
394
WEBSTER
69,636
0.028
395
NORMAN
69,636
0.028
396
MALONE
69,636
0.028
397
HAMMOND
69,636
0.028
398
FLOWERS
69,636
0.028
399
COBB
69,636
0.028
400
MOODY
69,636
0.028
401
QUINN
69,636
0.028
402
BLAKE
69,636
0.028
403
MAXWELL
69,636
0.028
404
POPE
69,636
0.028
405
FLOYD
67,149
0.027
406
OSBORNE
67,149
0.027
407
PAUL
67,149
0.027
408
MCCARTHY
67,149
0.027
409
GUERRERO
67,149
0.027
410
LINDSEY
67,149
0.027
411
ESTRADA
67,149
0.027
412
SANDOVAL
67,149
0.027
413
GIBBS
67,149
0.027
414
TYLER
67,149
0.027
415
GROSS
67,149
0.027
416
FITZGERALD
67,149
0.027
417
STOKES
67,149
0.027
418
DOYLE
67,149
0.027
419
SHERMAN
67,149
0.027
420
SAUNDERS
67,149
0.027
421
WISE
67,149
0.027
422
COLON
67,149
0.027
423
GILL
67,149
0.027
424
ALVARADO
67,149
0.027
425
GREER
64,662
0.026
426
PADILLA
64,662
0.026
427
SIMON
64,662
0.026
428
WATERS
64,662
0.026
429
NUNEZ
64,662
0.026
430
BALLARD
64,662
0.026
431
SCHWARTZ
64,662
0.026
432
MCBRIDE
64,662
0.026
433
HOUSTON
64,662
0.026
434
CHRISTENSEN
64,662
0.026
435
KLEIN
64,662
0.026
436
PRATT
64,662
0.026
437
BRIGGS
64,662
0.026
438
PARSONS
64,662
0.026
439
MCLAUGHLIN
64,662
0.026
440
ZIMMERMAN
64,662
0.026
441
FRENCH
64,662
0.026
442
BUCHANAN
64,662
0.026
443
MORAN
64,662
0.026
444
COPELAND
62,175
0.025
445
ROY
62,175
0.025
446
PITTMAN
62,175
0.025
447
BRADY
62,175
0.025
448
MCCORMICK
62,175
0.025
449
HOLLOWAY
62,175
0.025
450
BROCK
62,175
0.025
451
POOLE
62,175
0.025
452
FRANK
62,175
0.025
453
LOGAN
62,175
0.025
454
OWEN
62,175
0.025
455
BASS
62,175
0.025
456
MARSH
62,175
0.025
457
DRAKE
62,175
0.025
458
WONG
62,175
0.025
459
JEFFERSON
62,175
0.025
460
PARK
62,175
0.025
461
MORTON
62,175
0.025
462
ABBOTT
62,175
0.025
463
SPARKS
62,175
0.025
464
PATRICK
59,688
0.024
465
NORTON
59,688
0.024
466
HUFF
59,688
0.024
467
CLAYTON
59,688
0.024
468
MASSEY
59,688
0.024
469
LLOYD
59,688
0.024
470
FIGUEROA
59,688
0.024
471
CARSON
59,688
0.024
472
BOWERS
59,688
0.024
473
ROBERSON
59,688
0.024
474
BARTON
59,688
0.024
475
TRAN
59,688
0.024
476
LAMB
59,688
0.024
477
HARRINGTON
59,688
0.024
478
CASEY
59,688
0.024
479
BOONE
59,688
0.024
480
CORTEZ
59,688
0.024
481
CLARKE
59,688
0.024
482
MATHIS
59,688
0.024
483
SINGLETON
59,688
0.024
484
WILKINS
59,688
0.024
485
CAIN
59,688
0.024
486
BRYAN
59,688
0.024
487
UNDERWOOD
59,688
0.024
488
HOGAN
59,688
0.024
489
MCKENZIE
57,201
0.023
490
COLLIER
57,201
0.023
491
LUNA
57,201
0.023
492
PHELPS
57,201
0.023
493
MCGUIRE
57,201
0.023
494
ALLISON
57,201
0.023
495
BRIDGES
57,201
0.023
496
WILKERSON
57,201
0.023
497
NASH
57,201
0.023
498
SUMMERS
57,201
0.023
499
ATKINS
57,201
0.023
500
WILCOX
57,201
0.023
501
PITTS
57,201
0.023
502
CONLEY
57,201
0.023
503
MARQUEZ
57,201
0.023
504
BURNETT
57,201
0.023
505
RICHARD
57,201
0.023
506
COCHRAN
57,201
0.023
507
CHASE
57,201
0.023
508
DAVENPORT
57,201
0.023
509
HOOD
57,201
0.023
510
GATES
57,201
0.023
511
CLAY
57,201
0.023
512
AYALA
57,201
0.023
513
SAWYER
57,201
0.023
514
ROMAN
57,201
0.023
515
VAZQUEZ
57,201
0.023
516
DICKERSON
57,201
0.023
517
HODGE
54,714
0.022
518
ACOSTA
54,714
0.022
519
FLYNN
54,714
0.022
520
ESPINOZA
54,714
0.022
521
NICHOLSON
54,714
0.022
522
MONROE
54,714
0.022
523
WOLF
54,714
0.022
524
MORROW
54,714
0.022
525
KIRK
54,714
0.022
526
RANDALL
54,714
0.022
527
ANTHONY
54,714
0.022
528
WHITAKER
54,714
0.022
529
OCONNOR
54,714
0.022
530
SKINNER
54,714
0.022
531
WARE
54,714
0.022
532
MOLINA
54,714
0.022
533
KIRBY
54,714
0.022
534
HUFFMAN
54,714
0.022
535
BRADFORD
54,714
0.022
536
CHARLES
54,714
0.022
537
GILMORE
54,714
0.022
538
DOMINGUEZ
54,714
0.022
539
ONEAL
54,714
0.022
540
BRUCE
54,714
0.022
541
LANG
52,227
0.021
542
COMBS
52,227
0.021
543
KRAMER
52,227
0.021
544
HEATH
52,227
0.021
545
HANCOCK
52,227
0.021
546
GALLAGHER
52,227
0.021
547
GAINES
52,227
0.021
548
SHAFFER
52,227
0.021
549
SHORT
52,227
0.021
550
WIGGINS
52,227
0.021
551
MATHEWS
52,227
0.021
552
MCCLAIN
52,227
0.021
553
FISCHER
52,227
0.021
554
WALL
52,227
0.021
555
SMALL
52,227
0.021
556
MELTON
52,227
0.021
557
HENSLEY
52,227
0.021
558
BOND
52,227
0.021
559
DYER
52,227
0.021
560
CAMERON
52,227
0.021
561
GRIMES
52,227
0.021
562
CONTRERAS
52,227
0.021
563
CHRISTIAN
52,227
0.021
564
WYATT
52,227
0.021
565
BAXTER
52,227
0.021
566
SNOW
52,227
0.021
567
MOSLEY
52,227
0.021
568
SHEPHERD
52,227
0.021
569
LARSEN
52,227
0.021
570
HOOVER
52,227
0.021
571
BEASLEY
49,740
0.02
572
GLENN
49,740
0.02
573
PETERSEN
49,740
0.02
574
WHITEHEAD
49,740
0.02
575
MEYERS
49,740
0.02
576
KEITH
49,740
0.02
577
GARRISON
49,740
0.02
578
VINCENT
49,740
0.02
579
SHIELDS
49,740
0.02
580
HORN
49,740
0.02
581
SAVAGE
49,740
0.02
582
OLSEN
49,740
0.02
583
SCHROEDER
49,740
0.02
584
HARTMAN
49,740
0.02
585
WOODARD
49,740
0.02
586
MUELLER
49,740
0.02
587
KEMP
49,740
0.02
588
DELEON
49,740
0.02
589
BOOTH
49,740
0.02
590
PATEL
49,740
0.02
591
CALHOUN
49,740
0.02
592
WILEY
49,740
0.02
593
EATON
49,740
0.02
594
CLINE
49,740
0.02
595
NAVARRO
49,740
0.02
596
HARRELL
49,740
0.02
597
LESTER
49,740
0.02
598
HUMPHREY
49,740
0.02
599
PARRISH
49,740
0.02
600
DURAN
49,740
0.02
601
HUTCHINSON
49,740
0.02
602
HESS
49,740
0.02
603
DORSEY
49,740
0.02
604
BULLOCK
49,740
0.02
605
ROBLES
49,740
0.02
606
BEARD
47,253
0.019
607
DALTON
47,253
0.019
608
AVILA
47,253
0.019
609
VANCE
47,253
0.019
610
RICH
47,253
0.019
611
BLACKWELL
47,253
0.019
612
YORK
47,253
0.019
613
JOHNS
47,253
0.019
614
BLANKENSHIP
47,253
0.019
615
TREVINO
47,253
0.019
616
SALINAS
47,253
0.019
617
CAMPOS
47,253
0.019
618
PRUITT
47,253
0.019
619
MOSES
47,253
0.019
620
CALLAHAN
47,253
0.019
621
GOLDEN
47,253
0.019
622
MONTOYA
47,253
0.019
623
HARDIN
47,253
0.019
624
GUERRA
47,253
0.019
625
MCDOWELL
47,253
0.019
626
CAREY
47,253
0.019
627
STAFFORD
47,253
0.019
628
GALLEGOS
47,253
0.019
629
HENSON
47,253
0.019
630
WILKINSON
47,253
0.019
631
BOOKER
47,253
0.019
632
MERRITT
47,253
0.019
633
MIRANDA
47,253
0.019
634
ATKINSON
47,253
0.019
635
ORR
47,253
0.019
636
DECKER
47,253
0.019
637
HOBBS
47,253
0.019
638
PRESTON
47,253
0.019
639
TANNER
47,253
0.019
640
KNOX
47,253
0.019
641
PACHECO
47,253
0.019
642
STEPHENSON
44,766
0.018
643
GLASS
44,766
0.018
644
ROJAS
44,766
0.018
645
SERRANO
44,766
0.018
646
MARKS
44,766
0.018
647
HICKMAN
44,766
0.018
648
ENGLISH
44,766
0.018
649
SWEENEY
44,766
0.018
650
STRONG
44,766
0.018
651
PRINCE
44,766
0.018
652
MCCLURE
44,766
0.018
653
CONWAY
44,766
0.018
654
WALTER
44,766
0.018
655
ROTH
44,766
0.018
656
MAYNARD
44,766
0.018
657
FARRELL
44,766
0.018
658
LOWERY
44,766
0.018
659
HURST
44,766
0.018
660
NIXON
44,766
0.018
661
WEISS
44,766
0.018
662
TRUJILLO
44,766
0.018
663
ELLISON
44,766
0.018
664
SLOAN
44,766
0.018
665
JUAREZ
44,766
0.018
666
WINTERS
44,766
0.018
667
MCLEAN
44,766
0.018
668
RANDOLPH
44,766
0.018
669
LEON
44,766
0.018
670
BOYER
44,766
0.018
671
VILLARREAL
44,766
0.018
672
MCCALL
44,766
0.018
673
GENTRY
44,766
0.018
674
CARRILLO
42,279
0.017
675
KENT
42,279
0.017
676
AYERS
42,279
0.017
677
LARA
42,279
0.017
678
SHANNON
42,279
0.017
679
SEXTON
42,279
0.017
680
PACE
42,279
0.017
681
HULL
42,279
0.017
682
LEBLANC
42,279
0.017
683
BROWNING
42,279
0.017
684
VELASQUEZ
42,279
0.017
685
LEACH
42,279
0.017
686
CHANG
42,279
0.017
687
HOUSE
42,279
0.017
688
SELLERS
42,279
0.017
689
HERRING
42,279
0.017
690
NOBLE
42,279
0.017
691
FOLEY
42,279
0.017
692
BARTLETT
42,279
0.017
693
MERCADO
42,279
0.017
694
LANDRY
42,279
0.017
695
DURHAM
42,279
0.017
696
WALLS
42,279
0.017
697
BARR
42,279
0.017
698
MCKEE
42,279
0.017
699
BAUER
42,279
0.017
700
RIVERS
42,279
0.017
701
EVERETT
42,279
0.017
702
BRADSHAW
42,279
0.017
703
PUGH
42,279
0.017
704
VELEZ
42,279
0.017
705
RUSH
42,279
0.017
706
ESTES
42,279
0.017
707
DODSON
42,279
0.017
708
MORSE
42,279
0.017
709
SHEPPARD
42,279
0.017
710
WEEKS
42,279
0.017
711
CAMACHO
42,279
0.017
712
BEAN
42,279
0.017
713
BARRON
42,279
0.017
714
LIVINGSTON
42,279
0.017
715
MIDDLETON
39,792
0.016
716
SPEARS
39,792
0.016
717
BRANCH
39,792
0.016
718
BLEVINS
39,792
0.016
719
CHEN
39,792
0.016
720
KERR
39,792
0.016
721
MCCONNELL
39,792
0.016
722
HATFIELD
39,792
0.016
723
HARDING
39,792
0.016
724
ASHLEY
39,792
0.016
725
SOLIS
39,792
0.016
726
HERMAN
39,792
0.016
727
FROST
39,792
0.016
728
GILES
39,792
0.016
729
BLACKBURN
39,792
0.016
730
WILLIAM
39,792
0.016
731
PENNINGTON
39,792
0.016
732
WOODWARD
39,792
0.016
733
FINLEY
39,792
0.016
734
MCINTOSH
39,792
0.016
735
KOCH
39,792
0.016
736
BEST
39,792
0.016
737
SOLOMON
39,792
0.016
738
MCCULLOUGH
39,792
0.016
739
DUDLEY
39,792
0.016
740
NOLAN
39,792
0.016
741
BLANCHARD
39,792
0.016
742
RIVAS
39,792
0.016
743
BRENNAN
39,792
0.016
744
MEJIA
39,792
0.016
745
KANE
39,792
0.016
746
BENTON
39,792
0.016
747
JOYCE
39,792
0.016
748
BUCKLEY
39,792
0.016
749
HALEY
39,792
0.016
750
VALENTINE
39,792
0.016
751
MADDOX
39,792
0.016
752
RUSSO
39,792
0.016
753
MCKNIGHT
39,792
0.016
754
BUCK
39,792
0.016
755
MOON
39,792
0.016
756
MCMILLAN
39,792
0.016
757
CROSBY
39,792
0.016
758
BERG
39,792
0.016
759
DOTSON
39,792
0.016
760
MAYS
39,792
0.016
761
ROACH
39,792
0.016
762
CHURCH
39,792
0.016
763
CHAN
39,792
0.016
764
RICHMOND
39,792
0.016
765
MEADOWS
39,792
0.016
766
FAULKNER
39,792
0.016
767
ONEILL
39,792
0.016
768
KNAPP
39,792
0.016
769
KLINE
37,305
0.015
770
BARRY
37,305
0.015
771
OCHOA
37,305
0.015
772
JACOBSON
37,305
0.015
773
GAY
37,305
0.015
774
AVERY
37,305
0.015
775
HENDRICKS
37,305
0.015
776
HORNE
37,305
0.015
777
SHEPARD
37,305
0.015
778
HEBERT
37,305
0.015
779
CHERRY
37,305
0.015
780
CARDENAS
37,305
0.015
781
MCINTYRE
37,305
0.015
782
WHITNEY
37,305
0.015
783
WALLER
37,305
0.015
784
HOLMAN
37,305
0.015
785
DONALDSON
37,305
0.015
786
CANTU
37,305
0.015
787
TERRELL
37,305
0.015
788
MORIN
37,305
0.015
789
GILLESPIE
37,305
0.015
790
FUENTES
37,305
0.015
791
TILLMAN
37,305
0.015
792
SANFORD
37,305
0.015
793
BENTLEY
37,305
0.015
794
PECK
37,305
0.015
795
KEY
37,305
0.015
796
SALAS
37,305
0.015
797
ROLLINS
37,305
0.015
798
GAMBLE
37,305
0.015
799
DICKSON
37,305
0.015
800
BATTLE
37,305
0.015
801
SANTANA
37,305
0.015
802
CABRERA
37,305
0.015
803
CERVANTES
37,305
0.015
804
HOWE
37,305
0.015
805
HINTON
37,305
0.015
806
HURLEY
37,305
0.015
807
SPENCE
37,305
0.015
808
ZAMORA
37,305
0.015
809
YANG
37,305
0.015
810
MCNEIL
37,305
0.015
811
SUAREZ
37,305
0.015
812
CASE
37,305
0.015
813
PETTY
37,305
0.015
814
GOULD
37,305
0.015
815
MCFARLAND
37,305
0.015
816
SAMPSON
37,305
0.015
817
CARVER
37,305
0.015
818
BRAY
37,305
0.015
819
ROSARIO
37,305
0.015
820
MACDONALD
37,305
0.015
821
STOUT
37,305
0.015
822
HESTER
37,305
0.015
823
MELENDEZ
37,305
0.015
824
DILLON
37,305
0.015
825
FARLEY
37,305
0.015
826
HOPPER
37,305
0.015
827
GALLOWAY
37,305
0.015
828
POTTS
37,305
0.015
829
BERNARD
37,305
0.015
830
JOYNER
34,818
0.014
831
STEIN
34,818
0.014
832
AGUIRRE
34,818
0.014
833
OSBORN
34,818
0.014
834
MERCER
34,818
0.014
835
BENDER
34,818
0.014
836
FRANCO
34,818
0.014
837
ROWLAND
34,818
0.014
838
SYKES
34,818
0.014
839
BENJAMIN
34,818
0.014
840
TRAVIS
34,818
0.014
841
PICKETT
34,818
0.014
842
CRANE
34,818
0.014
843
SEARS
34,818
0.014
844
MAYO
34,818
0.014
845
DUNLAP
34,818
0.014
846
HAYDEN
34,818
0.014
847
WILDER
34,818
0.014
848
MCKAY
34,818
0.014
849
COFFEY
34,818
0.014
850
MCCARTY
34,818
0.014
851
EWING
34,818
0.014
852
COOLEY
34,818
0.014
853
VAUGHAN
34,818
0.014
854
BONNER
34,818
0.014
855
COTTON
34,818
0.014
856
HOLDER
34,818
0.014
857
STARK
34,818
0.014
858
FERRELL
34,818
0.014
859
CANTRELL
34,818
0.014
860
FULTON
34,818
0.014
861
LYNN
34,818
0.014
862
LOTT
34,818
0.014
863
CALDERON
34,818
0.014
864
ROSA
34,818
0.014
865
POLLARD
34,818
0.014
866
HOOPER
34,818
0.014
867
BURCH
34,818
0.014
868
MULLEN
34,818
0.014
869
FRY
34,818
0.014
870
RIDDLE
34,818
0.014
871
LEVY
34,818
0.014
872
DAVID
34,818
0.014
873
DUKE
34,818
0.014
874
ODONNELL
34,818
0.014
875
GUY
34,818
0.014
876
MICHAEL
34,818
0.014
877
BRITT
34,818
0.014
878
FREDERICK
34,818
0.014
879
DAUGHERTY
34,818
0.014
880
BERGER
34,818
0.014
881
DILLARD
34,818
0.014
882
ALSTON
34,818
0.014
883
JARVIS
34,818
0.014
884
FRYE
34,818
0.014
885
RIGGS
34,818
0.014
886
CHANEY
34,818
0.014
887
ODOM
32,331
0.013
888
DUFFY
32,331
0.013
889
FITZPATRICK
32,331
0.013
890
VALENZUELA
32,331
0.013
891
MERRILL
32,331
0.013
892
MAYER
32,331
0.013
893
ALFORD
32,331
0.013
894
MCPHERSON
32,331
0.013
895
ACEVEDO
32,331
0.013
896
DONOVAN
32,331
0.013
897
BARRERA
32,331
0.013
898
ALBERT
32,331
0.013
899
COTE
32,331
0.013
900
REILLY
32,331
0.013
901
COMPTON
32,331
0.013
902
RAYMOND
32,331
0.013
903
MOONEY
32,331
0.013
904
MCGOWAN
32,331
0.013
905
CRAFT
32,331
0.013
906
CLEVELAND
32,331
0.013
907
CLEMONS
32,331
0.013
908
WYNN
32,331
0.013
909
NIELSEN
32,331
0.013
910
BAIRD
32,331
0.013
911
STANTON
32,331
0.013
912
SNIDER
32,331
0.013
913
ROSALES
32,331
0.013
914
BRIGHT
32,331
0.013
915
WITT
32,331
0.013
916
STUART
32,331
0.013
917
HAYS
32,331
0.013
918
HOLDEN
32,331
0.013
919
RUTLEDGE
32,331
0.013
920
KINNEY
32,331
0.013
921
CLEMENTS
32,331
0.013
922
CASTANEDA
32,331
0.013
923
SLATER
32,331
0.013
924
HAHN
32,331
0.013
925
EMERSON
32,331
0.013
926
CONRAD
32,331
0.013
927
BURKS
32,331
0.013
928
DELANEY
32,331
0.013
929
PATE
32,331
0.013
930
LANCASTER
32,331
0.013
931
SWEET
32,331
0.013
932
JUSTICE
32,331
0.013
933
TYSON
32,331
0.013
934
SHARPE
32,331
0.013
935
WHITFIELD
32,331
0.013
936
TALLEY
32,331
0.013
937
MACIAS
32,331
0.013
938
IRWIN
32,331
0.013
939
BURRIS
32,331
0.013
940
RATLIFF
32,331
0.013
941
MCCRAY
32,331
0.013
942
MADDEN
32,331
0.013
943
KAUFMAN
32,331
0.013
944
BEACH
32,331
0.013
945
GOFF
32,331
0.013
946
CASH
32,331
0.013
947
BOLTON
32,331
0.013
948
MCFADDEN
32,331
0.013
949
LEVINE
32,331
0.013
950
GOOD
32,331
0.013
951
BYERS
32,331
0.013
952
KIRKLAND
32,331
0.013
953
KIDD
32,331
0.013
954
WORKMAN
32,331
0.013
955
CARNEY
32,331
0.013
956
DALE
32,331
0.013
957
MCLEOD
32,331
0.013
958
HOLCOMB
32,331
0.013
959
ENGLAND
32,331
0.013
960
FINCH
32,331
0.013
961
HEAD
29,844
0.012
962
BURT
29,844
0.012
963
HENDRIX
29,844
0.012
964
SOSA
29,844
0.012
965
HANEY
29,844
0.012
966
FRANKS
29,844
0.012
967
SARGENT
29,844
0.012
968
NIEVES
29,844
0.012
969
DOWNS
29,844
0.012
970
RASMUSSEN
29,844
0.012
971
BIRD
29,844
0.012
972
HEWITT
29,844
0.012
973
LINDSAY
29,844
0.012
974
LE
29,844
0.012
975
FOREMAN
29,844
0.012
976
VALENCIA
29,844
0.012
977
ONEIL
29,844
0.012
978
DELACRUZ
29,844
0.012
979
VINSON
29,844
0.012
980
DEJESUS
29,844
0.012
981
HYDE
29,844
0.012
982
FORBES
29,844
0.012
983
GILLIAM
29,844
0.012
984
GUTHRIE
29,844
0.012
985
WOOTEN
29,844
0.012
986
HUBER
29,844
0.012
987
BARLOW
29,844
0.012
988
BOYLE
29,844
0.012
989
MCMAHON
29,844
0.012
990
BUCKNER
29,844
0.012
991
ROCHA
29,844
0.012
992
PUCKETT
29,844
0.012
993
LANGLEY
29,844
0.012
994
KNOWLES
29,844
0.012
995
COOKE
29,844
0.012
996
VELAZQUEZ
29,844
0.012
997
WHITLEY
29,844
0.012
998
NOEL
29,844
0.012
999
VANG
29,844
0.012
1000
Surname
Approx Number
% Frequency
Rank
SMITH
2,501,922
1.006
1
JOHNSON
2,014,470
0.81
2
WILLIAMS
1,738,413
0.699
3
JONES
1,544,427
0.621
4
BROWN
1,544,427
0.621
5
DAVIS
1,193,760
0.48
6
MILLER
1,054,488
0.424
7
WILSON
843,093
0.339
8
MOORE
775,944
0.312
9
TAYLOR
773,457
0.311
10
ANDERSON
773,457
0.311
11
THOMAS
773,457
0.311
12
JACKSON
770,970
0.31
13
WHITE
693,873
0.279
14
HARRIS
683,925
0.275
15
MARTIN
678,951
0.273
16
THOMPSON
669,003
0.269
17
GARCIA
631,698
0.254
18
MARTINEZ
581,958
0.234
19
ROBINSON
579,471
0.233
20
CLARK
574,497
0.231
21
RODRIGUEZ
569,523
0.229
22
LEWIS
562,062
0.226
23
LEE
547,140
0.22
24
WALKER
544,653
0.219
25
HALL
497,400
0.2
26
ALLEN
494,913
0.199
27
YOUNG
479,991
0.193
28
HERNANDEZ
477,504
0.192
29
KING
472,530
0.19
30
WRIGHT
470,043
0.189
31
LOPEZ
465,069
0.187
32
HILL
465,069
0.187
33
SCOTT
460,095
0.185
34
GREEN
455,121
0.183
35
ADAMS
432,738
0.174
36
BAKER
425,277
0.171
37
GONZALEZ
412,842
0.166
38
NELSON
402,894
0.162
39
CARTER
402,894
0.162
40
MITCHELL
397,920
0.16
41
PEREZ
385,485
0.155
42
ROBERTS
380,511
0.153
43
TURNER
378,024
0.152
44
PHILLIPS
370,563
0.149
45
CAMPBELL
370,563
0.149
46
PARKER
363,102
0.146
47
EVANS
350,667
0.141
48
EDWARDS
340,719
0.137
49
COLLINS
333,258
0.134
50
STEWART
330,771
0.133
51
SANCHEZ
323,310
0.13
52
MORRIS
310,875
0.125
53
ROGERS
305,901
0.123
54
REED
303,414
0.122
55
COOK
298,440
0.12
56
MORGAN
293,466
0.118
57
BELL
290,979
0.117
58
MURPHY
290,979
0.117
59
BAILEY
286,005
0.115
60
RIVERA
281,031
0.113
61
COOPER
281,031
0.113
62
RICHARDSON
278,544
0.112
63
COX
273,570
0.11
64
HOWARD
273,570
0.11
65
WARD
268,596
0.108
66
TORRES
268,596
0.108
67
PETERSON
266,109
0.107
68
GRAY
263,622
0.106
69
RAMIREZ
261,135
0.105
70
JAMES
261,135
0.105
71
WATSON
256,161
0.103
72
BROOKS
256,161
0.103
73
KELLY
253,674
0.102
74
SANDERS
248,700
0.1
75
PRICE
246,213
0.099
76
BENNETT
246,213
0.099
77
WOOD
243,726
0.098
78
BARNES
241,239
0.097
79
ROSS
238,752
0.096
80
HENDERSON
236,265
0.095
81
COLEMAN
236,265
0.095
82
JENKINS
236,265
0.095
83
PERRY
233,778
0.094
84
POWELL
231,291
0.093
85
LONG
228,804
0.092
86
PATTERSON
228,804
0.092
87
HUGHES
228,804
0.092
88
FLORES
228,804
0.092
89
WASHINGTON
228,804
0.092
90
BUTLER
226,317
0.091
91
SIMMONS
226,317
0.091
92
FOSTER
226,317
0.091
93
GONZALES
216,369
0.087
94
BRYANT
216,369
0.087
95
ALEXANDER
211,395
0.085
96
RUSSELL
211,395
0.085
97
GRIFFIN
208,908
0.084
98
DIAZ
208,908
0.084
99
HAYES
206,421
0.083
100
MYERS
206,421
0.083
101
FORD
203,934
0.082
102
HAMILTON
203,934
0.082
103
GRAHAM
203,934
0.082
104
SULLIVAN
201,447
0.081
105
WALLACE
201,447
0.081
106
WOODS
198,960
0.08
107
COLE
198,960
0.08
108
WEST
198,960
0.08
109
JORDAN
193,986
0.078
110
OWENS
193,986
0.078
111
REYNOLDS
193,986
0.078
112
FISHER
191,499
0.077
113
ELLIS
191,499
0.077
114
HARRISON
189,012
0.076
115
GIBSON
186,525
0.075
116
MCDONALD
186,525
0.075
117
CRUZ
186,525
0.075
118
MARSHALL
186,525
0.075
119
ORTIZ
186,525
0.075
120
GOMEZ
186,525
0.075
121
MURRAY
184,038
0.074
122
FREEMAN
184,038
0.074
123
WELLS
181,551
0.073
124
WEBB
179,064
0.072
125
SIMPSON
174,090
0.07
126
STEVENS
174,090
0.07
127
TUCKER
174,090
0.07
128
PORTER
171,603
0.069
129
HUNTER
171,603
0.069
130
HICKS
171,603
0.069
131
CRAWFORD
169,116
0.068
132
HENRY
169,116
0.068
133
BOYD
169,116
0.068
134
MASON
169,116
0.068
135
MORALES
166,629
0.067
136
KENNEDY
166,629
0.067
137
WARREN
166,629
0.067
138
DIXON
164,142
0.066
139
RAMOS
164,142
0.066
140
REYES
164,142
0.066
141
BURNS
161,655
0.065
142
GORDON
161,655
0.065
143
SHAW
161,655
0.065
144
HOLMES
161,655
0.065
145
RICE
159,168
0.064
146
ROBERTSON
159,168
0.064
147
HUNT
156,681
0.063
148
BLACK
156,681
0.063
149
DANIELS
154,194
0.062
150
PALMER
154,194
0.062
151
MILLS
151,707
0.061
152
NICHOLS
149,220
0.06
153
GRANT
149,220
0.06
154
KNIGHT
149,220
0.06
155
FERGUSON
146,733
0.059
156
ROSE
146,733
0.059
157
STONE
146,733
0.059
158
HAWKINS
146,733
0.059
159
DUNN
144,246
0.058
160
PERKINS
144,246
0.058
161
HUDSON
144,246
0.058
162
SPENCER
141,759
0.057
163
GARDNER
141,759
0.057
164
STEPHENS
141,759
0.057
165
PAYNE
141,759
0.057
166
PIERCE
139,272
0.056
167
BERRY
139,272
0.056
168
MATTHEWS
139,272
0.056
169
ARNOLD
139,272
0.056
170
WAGNER
136,785
0.055
171
WILLIS
136,785
0.055
172
RAY
136,785
0.055
173
WATKINS
136,785
0.055
174
OLSON
136,785
0.055
175
CARROLL
136,785
0.055
176
DUNCAN
136,785
0.055
177
SNYDER
136,785
0.055
178
HART
134,298
0.054
179
CUNNINGHAM
134,298
0.054
180
BRADLEY
134,298
0.054
181
LANE
134,298
0.054
182
ANDREWS
134,298
0.054
183
RUIZ
134,298
0.054
184
HARPER
134,298
0.054
185
FOX
131,811
0.053
186
RILEY
131,811
0.053
187
ARMSTRONG
131,811
0.053
188
CARPENTER
131,811
0.053
189
WEAVER
131,811
0.053
190
GREENE
131,811
0.053
191
LAWRENCE
129,324
0.052
192
ELLIOTT
129,324
0.052
193
CHAVEZ
129,324
0.052
194
SIMS
129,324
0.052
195
AUSTIN
129,324
0.052
196
PETERS
129,324
0.052
197
KELLEY
129,324
0.052
198
FRANKLIN
126,837
0.051
199
LAWSON
126,837
0.051
200
FIELDS
126,837
0.051
201
GUTIERREZ
126,837
0.051
202
RYAN
126,837
0.051
203
SCHMIDT
126,837
0.051
204
CARR
126,837
0.051
205
VASQUEZ
126,837
0.051
206
CASTILLO
126,837
0.051
207
WHEELER
126,837
0.051
208
CHAPMAN
124,350
0.05
209
OLIVER
124,350
0.05
210
MONTGOMERY
121,863
0.049
211
RICHARDS
121,863
0.049
212
WILLIAMSON
121,863
0.049
213
JOHNSTON
121,863
0.049
214
BANKS
119,376
0.048
215
MEYER
119,376
0.048
216
BISHOP
119,376
0.048
217
MCCOY
119,376
0.048
218
HOWELL
119,376
0.048
219
ALVAREZ
119,376
0.048
220
MORRISON
119,376
0.048
221
HANSEN
116,889
0.047
222
FERNANDEZ
116,889
0.047
223
GARZA
116,889
0.047
224
HARVEY
116,889
0.047
225
LITTLE
114,402
0.046
226
BURTON
114,402
0.046
227
STANLEY
114,402
0.046
228
NGUYEN
114,402
0.046
229
GEORGE
114,402
0.046
230
JACOBS
114,402
0.046
231
REID
114,402
0.046
232
KIM
111,915
0.045
233
FULLER
111,915
0.045
234
LYNCH
111,915
0.045
235
DEAN
111,915
0.045
236
GILBERT
111,915
0.045
237
GARRETT
111,915
0.045
238
ROMERO
111,915
0.045
239
WELCH
109,428
0.044
240
LARSON
109,428
0.044
241
FRAZIER
109,428
0.044
242
BURKE
109,428
0.044
243
HANSON
106,941
0.043
244
DAY
106,941
0.043
245
MENDOZA
106,941
0.043
246
MORENO
106,941
0.043
247
BOWMAN
106,941
0.043
248
MEDINA
104,454
0.042
249
FOWLER
104,454
0.042
250
BREWER
104,454
0.042
251
HOFFMAN
104,454
0.042
252
CARLSON
104,454
0.042
253
SILVA
104,454
0.042
254
PEARSON
104,454
0.042
255
HOLLAND
104,454
0.042
256
DOUGLAS
101,967
0.041
257
FLEMING
101,967
0.041
258
JENSEN
101,967
0.041
259
VARGAS
101,967
0.041
260
BYRD
101,967
0.041
261
DAVIDSON
101,967
0.041
262
HOPKINS
101,967
0.041
263
MAY
99,480
0.04
264
TERRY
99,480
0.04
265
HERRERA
99,480
0.04
266
WADE
99,480
0.04
267
SOTO
99,480
0.04
268
WALTERS
99,480
0.04
269
CURTIS
99,480
0.04
270
NEAL
96,993
0.039
271
CALDWELL
96,993
0.039
272
LOWE
96,993
0.039
273
JENNINGS
96,993
0.039
274
BARNETT
96,993
0.039
275
GRAVES
96,993
0.039
276
JIMENEZ
96,993
0.039
277
HORTON
96,993
0.039
278
SHELTON
96,993
0.039
279
BARRETT
96,993
0.039
280
OBRIEN
96,993
0.039
281
CASTRO
96,993
0.039
282
SUTTON
94,506
0.038
283
GREGORY
94,506
0.038
284
MCKINNEY
94,506
0.038
285
LUCAS
94,506
0.038
286
MILES
94,506
0.038
287
CRAIG
94,506
0.038
288
RODRIQUEZ
92,019
0.037
289
CHAMBERS
92,019
0.037
290
HOLT
92,019
0.037
291
LAMBERT
92,019
0.037
292
FLETCHER
92,019
0.037
293
WATTS
92,019
0.037
294
BATES
92,019
0.037
295
HALE
92,019
0.037
296
RHODES
92,019
0.037
297
PENA
92,019
0.037
298
BECK
92,019
0.037
299
NEWMAN
89,532
0.036
300
HAYNES
89,532
0.036
301
MCDANIEL
89,532
0.036
302
MENDEZ
89,532
0.036
303
BUSH
89,532
0.036
304
VAUGHN
89,532
0.036
305
PARKS
87,045
0.035
306
DAWSON
87,045
0.035
307
SANTIAGO
87,045
0.035
308
NORRIS
87,045
0.035
309
HARDY
87,045
0.035
310
LOVE
87,045
0.035
311
STEELE
87,045
0.035
312
CURRY
87,045
0.035
313
POWERS
87,045
0.035
314
SCHULTZ
87,045
0.035
315
BARKER
87,045
0.035
316
GUZMAN
84,558
0.034
317
PAGE
84,558
0.034
318
MUNOZ
84,558
0.034
319
BALL
84,558
0.034
320
KELLER
84,558
0.034
321
CHANDLER
84,558
0.034
322
WEBER
84,558
0.034
323
LEONARD
84,558
0.034
324
WALSH
82,071
0.033
325
LYONS
82,071
0.033
326
RAMSEY
82,071
0.033
327
WOLFE
82,071
0.033
328
SCHNEIDER
82,071
0.033
329
MULLINS
82,071
0.033
330
BENSON
82,071
0.033
331
SHARP
82,071
0.033
332
BOWEN
82,071
0.033
333
DANIEL
82,071
0.033
334
BARBER
79,584
0.032
335
CUMMINGS
79,584
0.032
336
HINES
79,584
0.032
337
BALDWIN
79,584
0.032
338
GRIFFITH
79,584
0.032
339
VALDEZ
79,584
0.032
340
HUBBARD
79,584
0.032
341
SALAZAR
79,584
0.032
342
REEVES
79,584
0.032
343
WARNER
77,097
0.031
344
STEVENSON
77,097
0.031
345
BURGESS
77,097
0.031
346
SANTOS
77,097
0.031
347
TATE
77,097
0.031
348
CROSS
77,097
0.031
349
GARNER
77,097
0.031
350
MANN
77,097
0.031
351
MACK
77,097
0.031
352
MOSS
77,097
0.031
353
THORNTON
77,097
0.031
354
DENNIS
77,097
0.031
355
MCGEE
77,097
0.031
356
FARMER
74,610
0.03
357
DELGADO
74,610
0.03
358
AGUILAR
74,610
0.03
359
VEGA
74,610
0.03
360
GLOVER
74,610
0.03
361
MANNING
74,610
0.03
362
COHEN
74,610
0.03
363
HARMON
74,610
0.03
364
RODGERS
74,610
0.03
365
ROBBINS
74,610
0.03
366
NEWTON
74,610
0.03
367
TODD
74,610
0.03
368
BLAIR
74,610
0.03
369
HIGGINS
74,610
0.03
370
INGRAM
74,610
0.03
371
REESE
74,610
0.03
372
CANNON
74,610
0.03
373
STRICKLAND
74,610
0.03
374
TOWNSEND
74,610
0.03
375
POTTER
74,610
0.03
376
GOODWIN
74,610
0.03
377
WALTON
74,610
0.03
378
ROWE
72,123
0.029
379
HAMPTON
72,123
0.029
380
ORTEGA
72,123
0.029
381
PATTON
72,123
0.029
382
SWANSON
72,123
0.029
383
JOSEPH
72,123
0.029
384
FRANCIS
72,123
0.029
385
GOODMAN
72,123
0.029
386
MALDONADO
72,123
0.029
387
YATES
72,123
0.029
388
BECKER
72,123
0.029
389
ERICKSON
72,123
0.029
390
HODGES
72,123
0.029
391
RIOS
72,123
0.029
392
CONNER
72,123
0.029
393
ADKINS
72,123
0.029
394
WEBSTER
69,636
0.028
395
NORMAN
69,636
0.028
396
MALONE
69,636
0.028
397
HAMMOND
69,636
0.028
398
FLOWERS
69,636
0.028
399
COBB
69,636
0.028
400
MOODY
69,636
0.028
401
QUINN
69,636
0.028
402
BLAKE
69,636
0.028
403
MAXWELL
69,636
0.028
404
POPE
69,636
0.028
405
FLOYD
67,149
0.027
406
OSBORNE
67,149
0.027
407
PAUL
67,149
0.027
408
MCCARTHY
67,149
0.027
409
GUERRERO
67,149
0.027
410
LINDSEY
67,149
0.027
411
ESTRADA
67,149
0.027
412
SANDOVAL
67,149
0.027
413
GIBBS
67,149
0.027
414
TYLER
67,149
0.027
415
GROSS
67,149
0.027
416
FITZGERALD
67,149
0.027
417
STOKES
67,149
0.027
418
DOYLE
67,149
0.027
419
SHERMAN
67,149
0.027
420
SAUNDERS
67,149
0.027
421
WISE
67,149
0.027
422
COLON
67,149
0.027
423
GILL
67,149
0.027
424
ALVARADO
67,149
0.027
425
GREER
64,662
0.026
426
PADILLA
64,662
0.026
427
SIMON
64,662
0.026
428
WATERS
64,662
0.026
429
NUNEZ
64,662
0.026
430
BALLARD
64,662
0.026
431
SCHWARTZ
64,662
0.026
432
MCBRIDE
64,662
0.026
433
HOUSTON
64,662
0.026
434
CHRISTENSEN
64,662
0.026
435
KLEIN
64,662
0.026
436
PRATT
64,662
0.026
437
BRIGGS
64,662
0.026
438
PARSONS
64,662
0.026
439
MCLAUGHLIN
64,662
0.026
440
ZIMMERMAN
64,662
0.026
441
FRENCH
64,662
0.026
442
BUCHANAN
64,662
0.026
443
MORAN
64,662
0.026
444
COPELAND
62,175
0.025
445
ROY
62,175
0.025
446
PITTMAN
62,175
0.025
447
BRADY
62,175
0.025
448
MCCORMICK
62,175
0.025
449
HOLLOWAY
62,175
0.025
450
BROCK
62,175
0.025
451
POOLE
62,175
0.025
452
FRANK
62,175
0.025
453
LOGAN
62,175
0.025
454
OWEN
62,175
0.025
455
BASS
62,175
0.025
456
MARSH
62,175
0.025
457
DRAKE
62,175
0.025
458
WONG
62,175
0.025
459
JEFFERSON
62,175
0.025
460
PARK
62,175
0.025
461
MORTON
62,175
0.025
462
ABBOTT
62,175
0.025
463
SPARKS
62,175
0.025
464
PATRICK
59,688
0.024
465
NORTON
59,688
0.024
466
HUFF
59,688
0.024
467
CLAYTON
59,688
0.024
468
MASSEY
59,688
0.024
469
LLOYD
59,688
0.024
470
FIGUEROA
59,688
0.024
471
CARSON
59,688
0.024
472
BOWERS
59,688
0.024
473
ROBERSON
59,688
0.024
474
BARTON
59,688
0.024
475
TRAN
59,688
0.024
476
LAMB
59,688
0.024
477
HARRINGTON
59,688
0.024
478
CASEY
59,688
0.024
479
BOONE
59,688
0.024
480
CORTEZ
59,688
0.024
481
CLARKE
59,688
0.024
482
MATHIS
59,688
0.024
483
SINGLETON
59,688
0.024
484
WILKINS
59,688
0.024
485
CAIN
59,688
0.024
486
BRYAN
59,688
0.024
487
UNDERWOOD
59,688
0.024
488
HOGAN
59,688
0.024
489
MCKENZIE
57,201
0.023
490
COLLIER
57,201
0.023
491
LUNA
57,201
0.023
492
PHELPS
57,201
0.023
493
MCGUIRE
57,201
0.023
494
ALLISON
57,201
0.023
495
BRIDGES
57,201
0.023
496
WILKERSON
57,201
0.023
497
NASH
57,201
0.023
498
SUMMERS
57,201
0.023
499
ATKINS
57,201
0.023
500
WILCOX
57,201
0.023
501
PITTS
57,201
0.023
502
CONLEY
57,201
0.023
503
MARQUEZ
57,201
0.023
504
BURNETT
57,201
0.023
505
RICHARD
57,201
0.023
506
COCHRAN
57,201
0.023
507
CHASE
57,201
0.023
508
DAVENPORT
57,201
0.023
509
HOOD
57,201
0.023
510
GATES
57,201
0.023
511
CLAY
57,201
0.023
512
AYALA
57,201
0.023
513
SAWYER
57,201
0.023
514
ROMAN
57,201
0.023
515
VAZQUEZ
57,201
0.023
516
DICKERSON
57,201
0.023
517
HODGE
54,714
0.022
518
ACOSTA
54,714
0.022
519
FLYNN
54,714
0.022
520
ESPINOZA
54,714
0.022
521
NICHOLSON
54,714
0.022
522
MONROE
54,714
0.022
523
WOLF
54,714
0.022
524
MORROW
54,714
0.022
525
KIRK
54,714
0.022
526
RANDALL
54,714
0.022
527
ANTHONY
54,714
0.022
528
WHITAKER
54,714
0.022
529
OCONNOR
54,714
0.022
530
SKINNER
54,714
0.022
531
WARE
54,714
0.022
532
MOLINA
54,714
0.022
533
KIRBY
54,714
0.022
534
HUFFMAN
54,714
0.022
535
BRADFORD
54,714
0.022
536
CHARLES
54,714
0.022
537
GILMORE
54,714
0.022
538
DOMINGUEZ
54,714
0.022
539
ONEAL
54,714
0.022
540
BRUCE
54,714
0.022
541
LANG
52,227
0.021
542
COMBS
52,227
0.021
543
KRAMER
52,227
0.021
544
HEATH
52,227
0.021
545
HANCOCK
52,227
0.021
546
GALLAGHER
52,227
0.021
547
GAINES
52,227
0.021
548
SHAFFER
52,227
0.021
549
SHORT
52,227
0.021
550
WIGGINS
52,227
0.021
551
MATHEWS
52,227
0.021
552
MCCLAIN
52,227
0.021
553
FISCHER
52,227
0.021
554
WALL
52,227
0.021
555
SMALL
52,227
0.021
556
MELTON
52,227
0.021
557
HENSLEY
52,227
0.021
558
BOND
52,227
0.021
559
DYER
52,227
0.021
560
CAMERON
52,227
0.021
561
GRIMES
52,227
0.021
562
CONTRERAS
52,227
0.021
563
CHRISTIAN
52,227
0.021
564
WYATT
52,227
0.021
565
BAXTER
52,227
0.021
566
SNOW
52,227
0.021
567
MOSLEY
52,227
0.021
568
SHEPHERD
52,227
0.021
569
LARSEN
52,227
0.021
570
HOOVER
52,227
0.021
571
BEASLEY
49,740
0.02
572
GLENN
49,740
0.02
573
PETERSEN
49,740
0.02
574
WHITEHEAD
49,740
0.02
575
MEYERS
49,740
0.02
576
KEITH
49,740
0.02
577
GARRISON
49,740
0.02
578
VINCENT
49,740
0.02
579
SHIELDS
49,740
0.02
580
HORN
49,740
0.02
581
SAVAGE
49,740
0.02
582
OLSEN
49,740
0.02
583
SCHROEDER
49,740
0.02
584
HARTMAN
49,740
0.02
585
WOODARD
49,740
0.02
586
MUELLER
49,740
0.02
587
KEMP
49,740
0.02
588
DELEON
49,740
0.02
589
BOOTH
49,740
0.02
590
PATEL
49,740
0.02
591
CALHOUN
49,740
0.02
592
WILEY
49,740
0.02
593
EATON
49,740
0.02
594
CLINE
49,740
0.02
595
NAVARRO
49,740
0.02
596
HARRELL
49,740
0.02
597
LESTER
49,740
0.02
598
HUMPHREY
49,740
0.02
599
PARRISH
49,740
0.02
600
DURAN
49,740
0.02
601
HUTCHINSON
49,740
0.02
602
HESS
49,740
0.02
603
DORSEY
49,740
0.02
604
BULLOCK
49,740
0.02
605
ROBLES
49,740
0.02
606
BEARD
47,253
0.019
607
DALTON
47,253
0.019
608
AVILA
47,253
0.019
609
VANCE
47,253
0.019
610
RICH
47,253
0.019
611
BLACKWELL
47,253
0.019
612
YORK
47,253
0.019
613
JOHNS
47,253
0.019
614
BLANKENSHIP
47,253
0.019
615
TREVINO
47,253
0.019
616
SALINAS
47,253
0.019
617
CAMPOS
47,253
0.019
618
PRUITT
47,253
0.019
619
MOSES
47,253
0.019
620
CALLAHAN
47,253
0.019
621
GOLDEN
47,253
0.019
622
MONTOYA
47,253
0.019
623
HARDIN
47,253
0.019
624
GUERRA
47,253
0.019
625
MCDOWELL
47,253
0.019
626
CAREY
47,253
0.019
627
STAFFORD
47,253
0.019
628
GALLEGOS
47,253
0.019
629
HENSON
47,253
0.019
630
WILKINSON
47,253
0.019
631
BOOKER
47,253
0.019
632
MERRITT
47,253
0.019
633
MIRANDA
47,253
0.019
634
ATKINSON
47,253
0.019
635
ORR
47,253
0.019
636
DECKER
47,253
0.019
637
HOBBS
47,253
0.019
638
PRESTON
47,253
0.019
639
TANNER
47,253
0.019
640
KNOX
47,253
0.019
641
PACHECO
47,253
0.019
642
STEPHENSON
44,766
0.018
643
GLASS
44,766
0.018
644
ROJAS
44,766
0.018
645
SERRANO
44,766
0.018
646
MARKS
44,766
0.018
647
HICKMAN
44,766
0.018
648
ENGLISH
44,766
0.018
649
SWEENEY
44,766
0.018
650
STRONG
44,766
0.018
651
PRINCE
44,766
0.018
652
MCCLURE
44,766
0.018
653
CONWAY
44,766
0.018
654
WALTER
44,766
0.018
655
ROTH
44,766
0.018
656
MAYNARD
44,766
0.018
657
FARRELL
44,766
0.018
658
LOWERY
44,766
0.018
659
HURST
44,766
0.018
660
NIXON
44,766
0.018
661
WEISS
44,766
0.018
662
TRUJILLO
44,766
0.018
663
ELLISON
44,766
0.018
664
SLOAN
44,766
0.018
665
JUAREZ
44,766
0.018
666
WINTERS
44,766
0.018
667
MCLEAN
44,766
0.018
668
RANDOLPH
44,766
0.018
669
LEON
44,766
0.018
670
BOYER
44,766
0.018
671
VILLARREAL
44,766
0.018
672
MCCALL
44,766
0.018
673
GENTRY
44,766
0.018
674
CARRILLO
42,279
0.017
675
KENT
42,279
0.017
676
AYERS
42,279
0.017
677
LARA
42,279
0.017
678
SHANNON
42,279
0.017
679
SEXTON
42,279
0.017
680
PACE
42,279
0.017
681
HULL
42,279
0.017
682
LEBLANC
42,279
0.017
683
BROWNING
42,279
0.017
684
VELASQUEZ
42,279
0.017
685
LEACH
42,279
0.017
686
CHANG
42,279
0.017
687
HOUSE
42,279
0.017
688
SELLERS
42,279
0.017
689
HERRING
42,279
0.017
690
NOBLE
42,279
0.017
691
FOLEY
42,279
0.017
692
BARTLETT
42,279
0.017
693
MERCADO
42,279
0.017
694
LANDRY
42,279
0.017
695
DURHAM
42,279
0.017
696
WALLS
42,279
0.017
697
BARR
42,279
0.017
698
MCKEE
42,279
0.017
699
BAUER
42,279
0.017
700
RIVERS
42,279
0.017
701
EVERETT
42,279
0.017
702
BRADSHAW
42,279
0.017
703
PUGH
42,279
0.017
704
VELEZ
42,279
0.017
705
RUSH
42,279
0.017
706
ESTES
42,279
0.017
707
DODSON
42,279
0.017
708
MORSE
42,279
0.017
709
SHEPPARD
42,279
0.017
710
WEEKS
42,279
0.017
711
CAMACHO
42,279
0.017
712
BEAN
42,279
0.017
713
BARRON
42,279
0.017
714
LIVINGSTON
42,279
0.017
715
MIDDLETON
39,792
0.016
716
SPEARS
39,792
0.016
717
BRANCH
39,792
0.016
718
BLEVINS
39,792
0.016
719
CHEN
39,792
0.016
720
KERR
39,792
0.016
721
MCCONNELL
39,792
0.016
722
HATFIELD
39,792
0.016
723
HARDING
39,792
0.016
724
ASHLEY
39,792
0.016
725
SOLIS
39,792
0.016
726
HERMAN
39,792
0.016
727
FROST
39,792
0.016
728
GILES
39,792
0.016
729
BLACKBURN
39,792
0.016
730
WILLIAM
39,792
0.016
731
PENNINGTON
39,792
0.016
732
WOODWARD
39,792
0.016
733
FINLEY
39,792
0.016
734
MCINTOSH
39,792
0.016
735
KOCH
39,792
0.016
736
BEST
39,792
0.016
737
SOLOMON
39,792
0.016
738
MCCULLOUGH
39,792
0.016
739
DUDLEY
39,792
0.016
740
NOLAN
39,792
0.016
741
BLANCHARD
39,792
0.016
742
RIVAS
39,792
0.016
743
BRENNAN
39,792
0.016
744
MEJIA
39,792
0.016
745
KANE
39,792
0.016
746
BENTON
39,792
0.016
747
JOYCE
39,792
0.016
748
BUCKLEY
39,792
0.016
749
HALEY
39,792
0.016
750
VALENTINE
39,792
0.016
751
MADDOX
39,792
0.016
752
RUSSO
39,792
0.016
753
MCKNIGHT
39,792
0.016
754
BUCK
39,792
0.016
755
MOON
39,792
0.016
756
MCMILLAN
39,792
0.016
757
CROSBY
39,792
0.016
758
BERG
39,792
0.016
759
DOTSON
39,792
0.016
760
MAYS
39,792
0.016
761
ROACH
39,792
0.016
762
CHURCH
39,792
0.016
763
CHAN
39,792
0.016
764
RICHMOND
39,792
0.016
765
MEADOWS
39,792
0.016
766
FAULKNER
39,792
0.016
767
ONEILL
39,792
0.016
768
KNAPP
39,792
0.016
769
KLINE
37,305
0.015
770
BARRY
37,305
0.015
771
OCHOA
37,305
0.015
772
JACOBSON
37,305
0.015
773
GAY
37,305
0.015
774
AVERY
37,305
0.015
775
HENDRICKS
37,305
0.015
776
HORNE
37,305
0.015
777
SHEPARD
37,305
0.015
778
HEBERT
37,305
0.015
779
CHERRY
37,305
0.015
780
CARDENAS
37,305
0.015
781
MCINTYRE
37,305
0.015
782
WHITNEY
37,305
0.015
783
WALLER
37,305
0.015
784
HOLMAN
37,305
0.015
785
DONALDSON
37,305
0.015
786
CANTU
37,305
0.015
787
TERRELL
37,305
0.015
788
MORIN
37,305
0.015
789
GILLESPIE
37,305
0.015
790
FUENTES
37,305
0.015
791
TILLMAN
37,305
0.015
792
SANFORD
37,305
0.015
793
BENTLEY
37,305
0.015
794
PECK
37,305
0.015
795
KEY
37,305
0.015
796
SALAS
37,305
0.015
797
ROLLINS
37,305
0.015
798
GAMBLE
37,305
0.015
799
DICKSON
37,305
0.015
800
BATTLE
37,305
0.015
801
SANTANA
37,305
0.015
802
CABRERA
37,305
0.015
803
CERVANTES
37,305
0.015
804
HOWE
37,305
0.015
805
HINTON
37,305
0.015
806
HURLEY
37,305
0.015
807
SPENCE
37,305
0.015
808
ZAMORA
37,305
0.015
809
YANG
37,305
0.015
810
MCNEIL
37,305
0.015
811
SUAREZ
37,305
0.015
812
CASE
37,305
0.015
813
PETTY
37,305
0.015
814
GOULD
37,305
0.015
815
MCFARLAND
37,305
0.015
816
SAMPSON
37,305
0.015
817
CARVER
37,305
0.015
818
BRAY
37,305
0.015
819
ROSARIO
37,305
0.015
820
MACDONALD
37,305
0.015
821
STOUT
37,305
0.015
822
HESTER
37,305
0.015
823
MELENDEZ
37,305
0.015
824
DILLON
37,305
0.015
825
FARLEY
37,305
0.015
826
HOPPER
37,305
0.015
827
GALLOWAY
37,305
0.015
828
POTTS
37,305
0.015
829
BERNARD
37,305
0.015
830
JOYNER
34,818
0.014
831
STEIN
34,818
0.014
832
AGUIRRE
34,818
0.014
833
OSBORN
34,818
0.014
834
MERCER
34,818
0.014
835
BENDER
34,818
0.014
836
FRANCO
34,818
0.014
837
ROWLAND
34,818
0.014
838
SYKES
34,818
0.014
839
BENJAMIN
34,818
0.014
840
TRAVIS
34,818
0.014
841
PICKETT
34,818
0.014
842
CRANE
34,818
0.014
843
SEARS
34,818
0.014
844
MAYO
34,818
0.014
845
DUNLAP
34,818
0.014
846
HAYDEN
34,818
0.014
847
WILDER
34,818
0.014
848
MCKAY
34,818
0.014
849
COFFEY
34,818
0.014
850
MCCARTY
34,818
0.014
851
EWING
34,818
0.014
852
COOLEY
34,818
0.014
853
VAUGHAN
34,818
0.014
854
BONNER
34,818
0.014
855
COTTON
34,818
0.014
856
HOLDER
34,818
0.014
857
STARK
34,818
0.014
858
FERRELL
34,818
0.014
859
CANTRELL
34,818
0.014
860
FULTON
34,818
0.014
861
LYNN
34,818
0.014
862
LOTT
34,818
0.014
863
CALDERON
34,818
0.014
864
ROSA
34,818
0.014
865
POLLARD
34,818
0.014
866
HOOPER
34,818
0.014
867
BURCH
34,818
0.014
868
MULLEN
34,818
0.014
869
FRY
34,818
0.014
870
RIDDLE
34,818
0.014
871
LEVY
34,818
0.014
872
DAVID
34,818
0.014
873
DUKE
34,818
0.014
874
ODONNELL
34,818
0.014
875
GUY
34,818
0.014
876
MICHAEL
34,818
0.014
877
BRITT
34,818
0.014
878
FREDERICK
34,818
0.014
879
DAUGHERTY
34,818
0.014
880
BERGER
34,818
0.014
881
DILLARD
34,818
0.014
882
ALSTON
34,818
0.014
883
JARVIS
34,818
0.014
884
FRYE
34,818
0.014
885
RIGGS
34,818
0.014
886
CHANEY
34,818
0.014
887
ODOM
32,331
0.013
888
DUFFY
32,331
0.013
889
FITZPATRICK
32,331
0.013
890
VALENZUELA
32,331
0.013
891
MERRILL
32,331
0.013
892
MAYER
32,331
0.013
893
ALFORD
32,331
0.013
894
MCPHERSON
32,331
0.013
895
ACEVEDO
32,331
0.013
896
DONOVAN
32,331
0.013
897
BARRERA
32,331
0.013
898
ALBERT
32,331
0.013
899
COTE
32,331
0.013
900
REILLY
32,331
0.013
901
COMPTON
32,331
0.013
902
RAYMOND
32,331
0.013
903
MOONEY
32,331
0.013
904
MCGOWAN
32,331
0.013
905
CRAFT
32,331
0.013
906
CLEVELAND
32,331
0.013
907
CLEMONS
32,331
0.013
908
WYNN
32,331
0.013
909
NIELSEN
32,331
0.013
910
BAIRD
32,331
0.013
911
STANTON
32,331
0.013
912
SNIDER
32,331
0.013
913
ROSALES
32,331
0.013
914
BRIGHT
32,331
0.013
915
WITT
32,331
0.013
916
STUART
32,331
0.013
917
HAYS
32,331
0.013
918
HOLDEN
32,331
0.013
919
RUTLEDGE
32,331
0.013
920
KINNEY
32,331
0.013
921
CLEMENTS
32,331
0.013
922
CASTANEDA
32,331
0.013
923
SLATER
32,331
0.013
924
HAHN
32,331
0.013
925
EMERSON
32,331
0.013
926
CONRAD
32,331
0.013
927
BURKS
32,331
0.013
928
DELANEY
32,331
0.013
929
PATE
32,331
0.013
930
LANCASTER
32,331
0.013
931
SWEET
32,331
0.013
932
JUSTICE
32,331
0.013
933
TYSON
32,331
0.013
934
SHARPE
32,331
0.013
935
WHITFIELD
32,331
0.013
936
TALLEY
32,331
0.013
937
MACIAS
32,331
0.013
938
IRWIN
32,331
0.013
939
BURRIS
32,331
0.013
940
RATLIFF
32,331
0.013
941
MCCRAY
32,331
0.013
942
MADDEN
32,331
0.013
943
KAUFMAN
32,331
0.013
944
BEACH
32,331
0.013
945
GOFF
32,331
0.013
946
CASH
32,331
0.013
947
BOLTON
32,331
0.013
948
MCFADDEN
32,331
0.013
949
LEVINE
32,331
0.013
950
GOOD
32,331
0.013
951
BYERS
32,331
0.013
952
KIRKLAND
32,331
0.013
953
KIDD
32,331
0.013
954
WORKMAN
32,331
0.013
955
CARNEY
32,331
0.013
956
DALE
32,331
0.013
957
MCLEOD
32,331
0.013
958
HOLCOMB
32,331
0.013
959
ENGLAND
32,331
0.013
960
FINCH
32,331
0.013
961
HEAD
29,844
0.012
962
BURT
29,844
0.012
963
HENDRIX
29,844
0.012
964
SOSA
29,844
0.012
965
HANEY
29,844
0.012
966
FRANKS
29,844
0.012
967
SARGENT
29,844
0.012
968
NIEVES
29,844
0.012
969
DOWNS
29,844
0.012
970
RASMUSSEN
29,844
0.012
971
BIRD
29,844
0.012
972
HEWITT
29,844
0.012
973
LINDSAY
29,844
0.012
974
LE
29,844
0.012
975
FOREMAN
29,844
0.012
976
VALENCIA
29,844
0.012
977
ONEIL
29,844
0.012
978
DELACRUZ
29,844
0.012
979
VINSON
29,844
0.012
980
DEJESUS
29,844
0.012
981
HYDE
29,844
0.012
982
FORBES
29,844
0.012
983
GILLIAM
29,844
0.012
984
GUTHRIE
29,844
0.012
985
WOOTEN
29,844
0.012
986
HUBER
29,844
0.012
987
BARLOW
29,844
0.012
988
BOYLE
29,844
0.012
989
MCMAHON
29,844
0.012
990
BUCKNER
29,844
0.012
991
ROCHA
29,844
0.012
992
PUCKETT
29,844
0.012
993
LANGLEY
29,844
0.012
994
KNOWLES
29,844
0.012
995
COOKE
29,844
0.012
996
VELAZQUEZ
29,844
0.012
997
WHITLEY
29,844
0.012
998
NOEL
29,844
0.012
999
VANG
29,844
0.012
1000
Monday, July 09, 2007
Top 19 internet searches of the day.
myspace
google
ebay
yahoo
play games
myspace.com
play game
youtube
paris hilton
mapquest
fireworks
megan fox
yahoo.com
iphone complaints
transformers
baby boy names
compusician
padma lakshmi
girls
Okay, Megan Fox. Let's see what she's about. What's the story? She is an actress. New to Hollywood it appears. The only girl that does not do drugs, she claims (I guess that would be news! Ha hA).
Here's the rest of the story and her picture...
myspace
ebay
yahoo
play games
myspace.com
play game
youtube
paris hilton
mapquest
fireworks
megan fox
yahoo.com
iphone complaints
transformers
baby boy names
compusician
padma lakshmi
girls
Okay, Megan Fox. Let's see what she's about. What's the story? She is an actress. New to Hollywood it appears. The only girl that does not do drugs, she claims (I guess that would be news! Ha hA).
Here's the rest of the story and her picture...
Sunday, July 01, 2007
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Bad US Attorney's going down.....
Our legal system seems to be catching up! First we got Michael B. Nifong, and next we're hot on trail of US Attorney Johnny Sutton. "We"? Yes, American's are standing up and starting to become aware! It is the average person that seems to be fighting this fight! And it's about damn time.
Michael Nifong story
Johnny Sutton story
Our legal system seems to be catching up! First we got Michael B. Nifong, and next we're hot on trail of US Attorney Johnny Sutton. "We"? Yes, American's are standing up and starting to become aware! It is the average person that seems to be fighting this fight! And it's about damn time.
Michael Nifong story
Johnny Sutton story
Monday, June 11, 2007
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