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Meyers, Robert COE Jj3 o --jFrom: Meyers, Robert COE

Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 11:26AM

To: Meyers, Robed COE

Subject: Barrington Irving

I spoke to Commissioner Barbara Jordan on May 3, 2006 and she asked about whether she could help raisemoney for Barrington Irving, a pilot who is attempting to be the first African-American to circumnavigate theglobe. Commissioner Jordan indicated that Mr. Irving was a few dollars short of his goat and wanted to hold afundraiser in an effort to reach his goal. Commissioner Jordan would like to send out letters of support for thisfundraiser and solicit contributions for said fundraiser. I advised Commissioner Jordan that if Mr. Irving hadformed a 501 c3 non-profit corporation, then she could solicit on its behalf as long as neither the Commissionernor her staff receives any financial benefit. Commissioner was able to produce proof that Mr. Irving hadincorporated and had received the proper designation from the IRS Code, enabling the Commissioner to solicit onits behalf.

Robed Meyers

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Barrington Irving15001 NW 42nd Avenue

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Dear Supporter of Higher Education:

This is your chance to become part ofAviation History!

ngton.Irving will depart in the Spring of 2006 frthvi1 iami, Florida tobecome theand the youngest person of any race to fly a single-engine

nd the world! Along with ‘assistance of Florida Memorialcreated and develo ri-profit organization entitled "Experience

jThcant shortage of younger, technically

Avi$on plans to create a vision and a1..,ties and youths of all ages. Prior to

Aàir to introduce aviation to thousands of,Il guarantee to educate, recruit, empower,

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OO6 Experie orid Tour.- active, marketa mpt investment

your business or orga ation at a national and

Spon p opportunities L. - .. __.i and can compliment your current marketingefforts. Your company will be recognized on television, radio, magazines and innewspaper ads. This is your chance to receive great exposure while participating in an

extraordinary event! The greater the involvement, the greater the reward!

The following is a prospectus for your review. You are essential in making this historicevent a success and your involvement will be highly appreciated. For moreinformation, feel free to call 305 685-1515 or visit our website,www. experienceaviation.org.

On behalf of all our volunteers, we look forward to your participation in the ExperienceAviation World Tour!

Kind Regards,

Barrington A. IrvingFounderfpresident

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Executive Summary

Purpose:Experience Aviation was designed to address thesignificant shortage of younger, technically skilledprofessionals in aviation and aerospace.

World Records:Youngest and the First African-American to fly soloin a single-engine aircraft around the world.

Goals:

EDUCATE EMPOWER MOTIVATE DIVERSIFY- I a--

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Experience Aviation will intrbdcacademic programs, summer cai.Experience Aviation aims to provicthey need to successfully pursue theli’enhance minority achievement withinopportunities, organizations and institutior

Activities:

CAREER FAIR BLASTOFF CELEBRATION VICTORY CELEBRATION POST TOUR

Experience Aviation has begun introducing multiple facets of careers in aviation and aerospace toSouth Florida youth. The Experience Aviation World Tour will be launched during theFt. Lauderdale Air and Sea Show Media Day at Miami Executive Aviation, which is located in theOpa Locka Airport. A monumental victory celebration will be held upon arrival at Miami ExecutiveAviation. Also, an educational post tour will take place to promote careers in aviation.

hy Aerospace is Significant to the Economy:e aerospace sector of our economy generates economic activity equal to nearly 15% of the nation’soss Domestic Product and supports approximately 11 million American jobs. In 2004, low-cost andjional carrier net profits were $740 million and cargo reported net profit was $832 million.

Community Need/Dilemma:The US Department of Labor forecasts that in 2012 the US economy willhave the largest workforce in the nation’s history - more than 162 million.However, it will not be enough to fill mpte than 165 million jobs projected

* to be available.NASA estimates that American collqges will turn out only 198,000engineers to take the place ofThe 2 million baby boomers scheduled to

- retire by 2008. The average age of the aerospace.. manufacturingemployee is now 51; the same number of enginders rises to54.According to the FAA, in 2004 the number of passengers rose from 642

1- million to 688 million. commercial aviation remains on track to exceed

- . one billion passenósby 2015.NASA’s strategic plan estimates that as domestic and internationalairports reach fulFcapacity without adequate expansion, the airline

I, jndustry,.couid todsb;$20 billion in output and forfeit up to 200 billionpassengerrTile.s b9201 5.

Accbrding to the’fAX, the number of commerical aircraft is forecasted to- -

.-. grov frorTi.71832 iht2004 to 11,272 in 2016. Cargo jets are expected toincrease fiorpft741to 1,312

-9 - " - -- - ‘.1 Studi dOhe’b9th&Qrganization of Black Airline Pilots on ethnicdiversity, discovered that less than 2 percent of Commercial Pilots are

African

American and less than 3 percent are of Hispanic origin.In 2001, according to the FAA, only 4.9 percent of commercial aviation

‘pilot were women and only 1.7 percent of aircraft mechanic jobs wereheld by women.

,nefits:acting now, Experience Aviation will have the opportunity to help revitalize the markets and human

pital of an industry that is critical to our freedom, mobility and prosperity. Without a sturdyrkforce, the nation may miss several opportunities to develop "breakthrough capabilities". Nosource is more valuable than human and intellectual capital.

Miami Executive Aviation15001 NW42ndAvenue

Opa Locka, FL 33054Ph.: 305 685-1515

F-Fax: 305 402-3189

Experience Aviation Route and Trip ScheduleDate Departure Arrival Nautical Miles HoursMay 4, 2006 Miami, Florida Caidwell, New Jersey 946 nm 4 hit 22 mins

May 5, 2006 Caidweil, New Jersey Newfoundland, Canada 1,006 nm 4 hi’s 37 mins

May 6, 2006 Newfoundiand, Canada Santa Maria, Azores 1,371 nm 6 hrs 15 mins

May 8, 2006 Santa Maria, Azores Madrid, Spain 1,022 nm 4 hrs 42 mins

May 10, 2006 Madrià Spain - Avignon, France 430 nm 2 hrs 5 mins

May 10, 2006 Avignort Franqe Rome, Italy 361 nm 1 hr 50 mins

May 12, 2006 Rome, ItaK "hens, Greece - 571 nm 2 his 44 rnlrrMay 14, 2006 Athens, Greece Egypt - 98 rim 2 ins 51May 16,2006 Cairo, Egypt ‘‘ ‘L303nJ --

May 18, 2006 Djbai, United Arab E

May 20, 2006 Deihi, india

May 22, 2006 chittagong, Bangla&;

May 24, 2006 Guangzhou, ChirL

May 26, 2006 Nagoya, Japan .

May 27, 2006 Obihiro, Japan

May 28, 2006 Shemya, Alaska

May 30, 2006 Anchorage, Alaska

May 30, 2006 Juneau, Alaska -

May 31,2006 Bend,Oregon Longb

June 1, 2006 Long Beach, California Houston, ‘

June 2 2006 Houston, Texas Miami, Florida 27 nm a hrs5O mins

Departure and arrival of Miami, Florida will be from Miami Executive Aviation at the Opa-Locka Airport. -

The Lancair Columbia 400 cruises at approximately 230 knots 265 mph; however enroute flight time estimation isbased on a 15 minutes bias.

- Total flight time is an estimated 91 hours in 30 days.

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Miami Executive Aviation15001 NW 42nd Avenue

Opa Locka, FL 33054Ph.: 305 685-1515

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Lancair Columbia 400The Aircraft:

The aircraft selected for this historical voyage is the Lancair Columbia 400. This aircraft iseconomical and one of the best equipped, making it the logical choice for the completion ofthis flight.The Columbia 21st Century cockpit and flight system enable a pilot to think far ahead into the flightplan, stay well ahead of the airplane, fly smarter and stay safer. The aircraft offers the latest intechonology, safety and redundancy.

Engine, Propeller and Airframe

EnginePropellerLengthHeightWingspanMaximum Fuel US Gallons

Cruise Data

Maximum Cruise Speed 8000 ft. Density Altitude 230 KTAS 265 mphMaximum Range @ Best Performance 950 Nautical Miles*Maximum Range @ Best Economy 1,900 Nautical Miles**lncludes climb, descent and 45 minute reserves.

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HE’S GIVING HIGHER EDUCATIONA WHOLE NEW MEANING

he Pioneertwenty-two years old, Barrington Irving is

out to embark on a voyage of a lifetime.irrington Irving, the president andveloper of Experience Aviation, has spente past three years planning and preparingis robust, feasible and safeiventure.

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us highly motivated licensed commercial -lot presently attends Florida Memorialniversity. He is a senior studying I3ronautical Science with a 3.7 cumulativeade point average. To date he is aciientof the Florida Meynbrial/ U.S. Air,?ce Flibht-Areng Sal irship Flor1gM rdturright Schc’ipport of Congreirringtor i ‘‘ I

mmunity to proti.siting inner-city schoganizationssuqh asrganizatiort of Blackock in Childrert anc

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3rrington Irving grew üpIn th - c..rni and has overcome many negative influences torive at this point in his life. Avatiort pr#.i..;d Barrington a hope to a better lifestyle and a successfulreer. Using his credibility, Barrington is successfully reaching back to the community. Part ofrrington’s motivation to start the Experience Aviation organization was inspired by the shortage ofuths and minorities in the industry. Barrington believes there are youth out there that simply neede encouragement and knowledge to pursue their passions. Barrington has answered the callingid aspires to be the role model youths are seeking.

lrrington’s future goals consist of becoming a commercial airline pilot, developing an educationaltitute that will inspire youth to pursue careers in aviation and aerospace and continuing to enhancenority achievements in aviation.

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SponsorshipsAre you ready to fly around the world?Experience Aviation needs your help incaptivating today’s youth for tomorrow’s aviationand aerospace industries. You can reinforce theirhope and their education by believing in theirdreams and becoming a sponsor. This is yourchance to contribute to an extraordinary causeand receive fantastic exposure for your businessor organization.

ISponsorship benefits Sn iriclu,de:

Brand awareness I corporate identity exposurethrough specific programs and namingopportunities.International and national attention v’visible promotional campaign. /

Efficient, effective use of your donatithrough our innovative programs and si

Website presence with links and reccihiExperience Aviation literature. N -.

Receive publicity in promotional piecesincluding: posters, banners, brochures,newsletters, trade show display, medic; a

and a post promotional DVD.Special appearances at sponsor events.Sponsors will be recognized at Blastoff ...

Celebration, Victory Celebration, Career Fair,Interviews and Appearances. * .

Receive high visibility logo exposure on aircraftand flight suit. . .. ‘i

An account created by Florida Memorial .! -.IAUniversity, a 501c 3 tax exempt institution, willallow sponsors to make a tax exempt donation.

e Miami Executive Aviation15001 NW 42nd Avenue

Opa Locka, FL 33054Ph.: 305 685-1515

E-Fax: 305 402-3189

UNDERWRITING OPPORTUNITIES

There are ample opportunities for your company to partner with Experience Aviation duringthe various sponsoring events. As an underwriter of one or more of the following events,your company will receive proper recognition, branding opportunities and the satisfaction ofknowing that you have committed to helping the Experience Aviation organization towardseffecting positive and sustainable change in the future of aviation, its youth and community.

Sponsors who underwrite the following events will be recognized in accordance with theirlevel of sponsorship. Such benefits may include advertisement nationally and internationallyiia various media outlets, special appearances, advertisements in the media guide souvenir,exclusive placement of booths and banners at various celebrations and career fairs andmuch more.

Prayer Breakfast - Two Title Sponsors @ $5,000 SPONSORED!!

Blastoff Celebration - Three Title Sponsors @ $35,000

Victory Celebration - Three Title Sponsors @ $35,000

Aircraft Arrival - Two Title Sponsors © $25,000

Post Departure Celebration -Three Title Sponsors @ $35,000

Live In Flight Satellite Interviews - One Title Sponsor © $75,000

Experience Aviation sponsorships

provide sponsors with a unique

distribute products and personally

meet theis’ existing and potential

consumers.

I opportunity to market their brands,

Your participation as a sponsor in the ExperienceAviation World Tour demonstrates your commitment tothe educational goals for our yOuth of the future, thefuture of our economy and general aviation.Additionally, by becoming a sponsor, your company’sproducts and services at the various events will benefitby reaching millions of people across the globe.

The 2006 Experience Aviation World Tour will providea variety of opportunity for corporations, governments,general aviation and non profit organizations. Somecompanies may find it more strategic to be a part ofone of the following events:

Prayer Breakfast:Join us for a prayer breakfast to ask for divine guidance andblessing across the world. This breakfast will start Barrington’smission on a glory-filled high and fill the aircraft with God’sspirit. Your attendance and sponsorship will assure this

Aircraft Arrival:The unveiling of Experience Aviation World Tour and theColumbia 400 aircraft allows for youth, media, sponsors and’ egeneral public to interact with Barrington Irving. A rafflewill allow for select individual’s to be the first passengEin the famous aircraft. -

*ncredible journey, which starts with humble prayer.

it bration:brie II :ht will be launched from Miami Executive

n, located within the Opa Locka Airport. Join as thelid watches history in the making

Victory CelebrationThe monumental victory celebration will be held upon the arrivalat Miami Executive Aviation. This will be history in the makingas the media, sponsors and general public get the opportunityto speak with Barrington upon his arrival

Live In Flight Satellite InterviewsAs Barrington conquers the skies of the world, many will becurious about his venture. Through the in flight satelliteinterviews, youth, sponsors and the general public will be ableto interact with Barrington throughout the remarkable tour.

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Aviation Career Tour:The educational tour is aimed at promotingaeronautical career opportunities for the future hr nerica..

The tour will be conducted during Black Histqr ionth February2007 in 7 major cities across the United States. Barrington willvisit various schools throughout, the country making presentationselated to careers in aviation arid aeronautics. This is abrainstorming effort to spark the minds of impressionable youththat have thp capability to pursue a career in aviation.

The Aviation Career Tour and Workshop is a fundraising effort forBarrington’s historic flight around the world. While raising funds

Barrington has already begun his mission of addressing thesignificant shortage of youth pursuing careers in aviation and

aeronautics. Every pledge donated will help Barrington make thisnationwide tour a success and touch the lives of many youth

across the nation.

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- Introduction to Aviation Workshop:This workshop will create opportunities for aeronauticalbusinesses, colleges and training facilities to make adifference in the lives of 150 South Florida inner-city youth

held in Miami, Florida. The half-day workshop will allow for

students to share a skill and help schools meet their needsof promoting math and science while exposing them todiverse career opportunities. The workshop is geared toproviding youth with the insight to better understand their

potential career choice and provide the necessarynetworking outlets to achieve it.

founts for this Career Tour & Workshop:

$1,500

$2,500

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$5,000

$10,000

Sponsor logo on pilot’s side of aircraft X X

Sponsor logo on passenger’s side of the aircraft X

Sponsor logo on aircraftwing or landing gear X

Sponsor logo and website link on website X X

Jponsor listing and website link on website X X X

Placement of 10’ X 10’ display at the following events: Blastoff & VictoryCelebration

Blastoff & VictoryCelebration

Option of Blastoff orVictory Celebration

Placement of banners at Blastoff and/ or Victory celebrations x X X

30 second commercial slot for documentary movie x X 15 second

Full page color advertisement in media guide souvenir Inside and Back Cover Two Pages One Page

Local and! or national mention on radio, television, interviews and pressconferences

X X

Designation as Title Sponsor of World Tour X

Sponsor logo around the heart on the flight suit & jacket X

Sponsor logo on front portion of flight suit & jacket X X

Sponsor logo on back portion or sleeves of flight suit

Special mention in Public Service Announcements X X

Special appearances at sponsor’s expense X X X

Sponsor logo on sponsorship wall during press conferences X X X

Sponsor logo on Model Aircraft Memorabilia X X X

Sponsorship on select inner-city youth for "Get a Life and Fly" program X X X

Sponsor logo on all promotional materials x x x

SPONSOR INFORMATION:

Company! Organization

Contact Person

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Title

Address City State Zip Code

1Telephone Fax Email

GENERAL SPONSORSHIP:

L Yes, we are pleased to be a Sponsor/ Underwriter at the level s indicated:

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:

LiPremierSponsor - $100,000 Diamond Sponsor - $75,000 IJ Platinum Sponsor-$50,000

UNDERWRITING OPPORTUNITIES:

Aircraft Arrival - $25,000 LI Blastoff Celebration - $35,000 U Victory Celebration - $35,000

LI Prayer Breakfast - $5,000 U Website Banner Advertisement - $2,000

LIOne Title Webcast Sponsorship andDaily Journal - $100,000 LI Live In Flight Satellite Interviews - $75,000

LvIATI0N CAREER TOUR & WORKSHOP:

LI $1,500 L $2,500 U $5,000 EJ$lo,000

PAYMENT:

U Our check in the amount of $____________ is enclosed. Please send invoice to us at the above address.

All payments are due on or before July 31, 2006. Form can be faxed to 305 685-7891. Payment is due within 15 days of receiptof invoice. Make check payable to: Experience Aviation Inc., Attn: Barrington A. Irving, 15001 N.W. 42’ Avenue,Opa- Locka, FL. 33054

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comprehensive Report Report Legend:Date: 05/0306 S - Shared Address

D - DeceasedReport processed by: .1Commission On Ethics and Public Trust - Probable Current Address19W. Flagler St., Suite 207Miami, FL 33130-4406305 579-2594 Main Phone305 579-2656 Fax

Subject Information AKAs Names Associated with Subject IndicatorsName: IRVING BARRINGTON BARRINGTON A IRVING Bankruptcy: NoDate of Birth: 031959 009: 03129/1959 Age: 47 55W: 594-54- Property: YesAge: 47 xxxx Corporate Affiliations: No55W: 594-54-5134 issued in Florida BARINSTON IRVINGbetween 01/01/1987 and 121311987 DOB: 03/01/1959 Age: 47 SSN: 594-54-

xxxxBARRINOTO IRVING

DOB: 03/1959 Age: 47 55W: 594-54-xxxxBARRINTON IRVING

DOB: 03/1959 Age: 47 SSN: 594-54-xxxx

Address Summary

*116901 NW 34TH AyE, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY 1958- Feb 2006Phone at address: 305 628-2126 IRVING BARRINGTON & CLOVALYN

424 EL DORADO DR. INDIAN LAKE ESTATES FL 33855, POLK COUNTY May 1961 - 2004

1742 SW ALBERCA LN, PORT SAINT LUCIE FL 34953-1667, ST. LUCIE COUNTY Nov 2003 - 2004

42205W CALLICOE ST, PORT SAINT LUCIE FL 34953-3189, ST. LUCIE COUNTY Apr 2002- 2004

2986 SW FLUVIA ST. PORT SAINT LUCIE FL 34953-4441, ST. LUCIE COUNTY 2001 - Nov 2002Phone at address: 772 343-0486 BALLARD ANGELA

19001 NW 19TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-2811, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Nov 1988- Oct 2000

18935 NW 8TH AyE, MIAMI FL 33169-3813, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Nov 1988- Oct 2000

16901 NW 34TH AVE. MIAMI FL 33180, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Aug 1993 - Oct 2000

18110 NW 25TH CT, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-3633. MIAMI-DADE COUNTY May 1988- Apr 1991

6410 NW 34 AVE. MIAMI FL 33150, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Dec 1990- Jan 1991

540 NW 183 ST. MIAMI FL 33056, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY May 1988

Comprehensive Report Summary: Click on Link to see detailBankruptcies:

None FoundUCC Filings:

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Addresses Found:1 Verified and 10 Non-Verified Found

Possible Properties Owned:8 Found

Possible Criminal Records:None Found

Sexual Offenses:None Found

Possible Associates:11 Found

Bankruptcies:[None Found]

UCC Filings:[None Found]

Address Summary:416901 NW 34TH AVE, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY 1958- Feb 2006424 EL DORADO DR. INDIAN LAKE ESTATES FL 33855, POLK COUNTY May 1981 - 20041742 SW ALBERCA LW, PORT SAINT LUCIE FL 34953-1667, 51. LUCIE COUNTY Nov 2003- 20044220 SW CALLICOE ST. PORT SAINT LUCIE FL 34953-3189, ST. LUCIE COUNTY Apr 2002- 20042986 SW FLUVIA ST. PORT SAINT LUCIE FL 34953-4441, ST. LUCIE COUNTY 2001 - Nov 200219001 NW 19TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-2811, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Nov 1988- Oct 200018935 NW 8TH AVE. MIAMI FL 33169-3813, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Nov 1988- Oct 200016901 NW 34TH AVE. MIAMI FL 33180, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Aug 1993 - Oct 200018110 NW 25TH CT, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-3633, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY May 1988- Apr 19916410 NW 34 AVE. MIAMI FL 33150, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Dec 1990- Jan 1991540 NW 183 ST. MIAMI FL 33056. MIAMI-DADE COUNTY May 1988

Active Addresses:IRVING BARRINGTON -416901 NW 34TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY 1958-

Feb 2006IRVING BARRINGTON & CLOVALYN 305 628-2126Property Ownership Information for this Address

Property:Parcel Number-34-2109-011-o870Book -014560Page -001424Lot Number- 17Name Owner 1 - IRVING BARRINGTON & CLOVALYNAddress - 16901 NW 34TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTYOwners Address - 16901 NW 34TH AVE, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTYLand Usage - SFRSubdivision Name - BONNIE BRIAR ESTATESTotal Value -$112,852Land Value - $47,742Improvement Value -$65.11 0Land Size - 9,528Building Size -1,122Year Built -1956Sale Date - 05/23/1 990Sale Price -$55,000Name of Seller - WEBB CLIFTON GLegal Description - BONNIE BRIAR ESTS PB 57-60 LOT 17 BLK 4 LOT SIZE IRREGULAR OR 21061-

416601035 F/A/U 30-2109-011-0870 EDWARDS VIOLA &W KATHRYN M CLIFTON G WEBB &W ROSE OR 13014-19410886 1 BARRINGTON IRVING OR 14560-1424 0590 1

Previous And Non-Verified Addresses:IRVING BARRINGTON -424 EL DORADO OR, INDIAN LAKE ESTATES FL 33855, POLK COUNTY May1981-

2004Property Ownership Information for this Address

Property:Parcel Number - 30-31-05-g94000-0og312Book -002018Page -000177Lot Number -12Name Owner 1 - IRVING BARRINGTONAddress -424 EL DORADO DR. INDIAN LK EST FL 33655, POLK COUNTYOwner’s Address -16901 NW 34TH AVE, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY

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Land Usage - RESIDENTIAL LOTSubdivision Name - INDIAN LAKE ESTATES UNIT 01Total Value -$1,000Land Value - $1,000Improvement Value -$0Land Size -26,160Sale Price - $0Legal Description - INDIAN LAKE EST UNIT 2 SEC 631 30 P839 PG 14 BLK 93 LOT 12

IRVING BARRINGTON -1742 SW ALBERCA LN, PORT SAINT LUCIE FL 34953-1667, ST. LUCIE COUNTYNov 2003 - 2004

Property Ownership Information for this AddressProperty:

Parcel Number- 34-20-550-0321-0005Book - 002254Page -001679Lot Number -41Name Owner 1 - MASSE LARRYName Owner 2 - MASSE DENISEAddress -17428W ALBERCA LW, PORT ST LUCIE FL 34953-1667, ST. LUCIE COUNTYOwner’s Address -3 HAVEN DR, ANDOVER MA 01810-5707, ESSEX COUNTYLand Usage - RESIDENTIAL LOTSubdivision Name - PORT ST LUCIE SEC 11Total Value -$48,000Land Value -$48,000Improvement Value -$0Land Size -10,000Sale Date - 05/18/2005Sale Price -$76,900Name of Seller - IRVING BARRINGTON & CLOVALYNLegal Description - PORT ST LUCIE-SECTION 11- BLK 1267 LOT 41 MAP 43/02S OR 2254-1679

IRVING BARRINGTON -42208W CALLICOE ST, PORT SAINT LUCIE FL 34953-3189, ST. LUCIE COUNTYApr2002- 2004

Property Ownership Information for this AddressProperty:

Parcel Number - 34-20-665-0339-0007Book -001510Page - 000965Name Owner 1 - IRVING, BARRINGTONAddress -42208W CALLICOE ST, PORT ST LUCIE FL 34953-3189, ST. LUCIE COUNTYOwner’s Address -16901 NW 34TH AVE, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTYLand Usage - VACANTSale Date - 03/23/2002Sale Price -$4,000Name of Seller - ST LUCIE LOTS INCLoan Amount -$2,918Loan Term - 1Loan Type - PRIVATE PARTY LENDERLender Name - PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL ST LUCIE LOTS INC

IRVING BARRINGTON -29868W FLU VIA ST. PORT SAINT LUCIE FL 349534441, ST. LUCIE COUNTY 2001 -

Nov 2002BALLARD ANGELA 772 343-0486Property Ownership Information for this Address

Property:Parcel Number - 34-20-565-0893-0001Book - 002267Page - 000999Lot Number-17Name Owner 1 - COATES SUSANAddress -29868W FLU VIA ST. PORT ST LUCIE FL 34953-4441, ST. LUCIE COUNTYOwner’s Address -29868W FLU VIA ST, PORT ST LUCIE FL 34953-4441, ST. LUCrE COUNTYLand Usage - RESIDENTIAL LOTSubdivision Name - PORT ST LUCIE SEC 14Total Value -$48,000Land Value - $48,000Improvement Value - $0Land Size -10,000Sale Date - 06/03/2005Sale Price - $329,900Name of Seller - SHERLOCK HMS OF TREASURE COAST LLLegal Description - PORT ST LUCIE-SECTION 14- BLK 1382 LOT 17 MAP 43/1 3S OR 2267-999

BARRINTON IRVING -19001 NW 19TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-2811, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Nov1988-Oct 2000

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Property Ownership Information for this AddressProperty:

Parcel Number - 34-2103-004-1130Book -014940Page -001420Lot Number - 1Name Owner 1 - PATTERSON EDMONDName Owner 2- PATTERSON GLORIAAddress -19001 NW 19TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-2811, MIAMI-DADE COUNTYOwner’s Address -19001 NW 19TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-2811, MIAMI-DADE COUNTYLand Usage - SFRSubdivision Name - PALMLAND ESTATES 1ST ADDTotal Value -$128,040Land Value -$43,980Improvement Value - $84,060Building Size - 1,661Year Built -1957Sale Date - 02/05/1 991Sale Price -$59,900Name of Seller - FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCLegal Description - PALMLAND ESTS 1ST ADD PB 60-82 LOT 1 BLK 14 LOT SIZE SITE VALUE OR

14940-1420 0291 1 F/A/U 30-2103-004-1130 WILLIAM ARONSON &W JOAN AG J CORP LEONARD BROWN &WSHIRLEY EDNA E RUSSELL G ROSADO &W ELVA & WE JORDINE OR 12498-269905851 FEDERAL NAT MTG ASSTOR 14772-584 10903

BARRINTON IRVING -18935 NW 8TH AVE. MIAMI FL 33169-3813, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Nov 1988- Oct 2000Property Ownership Information for this Address

Property:Parcel Number- 34-2102-002-1670Book -020214Page - 003609Lot Number -14Name Owner 1 - BARTLEY WENDELLAddress -18935 NW 8TH AVE, MIAMI FL 33169-3813. MIAMI-DADE COUNTYOwner’s Address -18935 NW 8TH AVE. MIAMI FL 33169-3813, MIAMI-DADE COUNTYLand Usage - SFRSubdivision Name - NORW000 03 ADD SEC 01Total Value -$151,309Land Value - $56,225Improvement Value -$93,084Building Size -1,738Year Built -1954Sale Date - 02/05/2002Sale Price -$132,000Name of Seller - APONTE IVETTE ALegal Description - NORWOOD 3 ADDN SEC 1 PB 57-26 LOT 14 BLK 38 LOT SIZE SITE VALUE OR

20214-3609 0202 1 F/MU 30-2102-002-1670 EDWARD C WILSON &W BETTY J PAULINE J ESBERY ETAL OR 14567-17560590 1 LASALLE NATIONAL BANK TR OR 18750-2689 0899 3 IVETTE A APONTE OR 18897-3588 1199 1

BARRINTON IRVING -16901 NW 34TH AVE. MIAMI FL 33180, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Aug 1993- Oct 2000

IRVING BARRINGTON -18110 NW 25TH CT, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-3633. MIAMI-DADE COUNTY May1988-Apr1991

Property Ownership Information for this AddressProperty:

Parcel Number- 30-2110-009-1040Book -021071Page - 002639Name Owner 1 - BRADFORD, WILLIAMAddress -18110 NW 25TH CT, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-3633, MIAMI-DADE COUNTYOwners Address - 18110 NW 25TH CT, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-3633, MIAMI-DADE COUNTYLand Usage - SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCESale Date - 02/27/2003Sale Price -$118,000Name of Seller - SERVICE CARLTON & MARIALoan Amount -$118,000Loan Term -30Loan Type - CONVENTIONALLender Name - AMERICAS WHOLESALE LENDER

BARRINGTON IRVING -6410 NW 34 AVE, MIAMI FL 331 50, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Dec 1990- Jan 1991

IRVING BARRINGTON - 540 NW 183 ST. MIAMI FL 33056, MIAMi-DADE COUNTY May 1988

Possible Properties Owned by Subject:

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Property:Parcel Number - 29-37-05 -GJ-00341 .0-0028.00Book - 005481Page - 003265Name Owner 1 - IRVING, BARRINGTON & CLOVALYN JAddress -3601 JUPITER BLVD SE. PALM BAY FL 32909-3860, BREVARD COUNTYOwner’s Address - 16901 NW 34TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTYLand Usage - VACANTSale Date - 06/06/2005Sale Price -$33,000Name of Seller - NUGENT MYRTLE RLoan Amount-soLoan Term -0

Property:Parcel Number - 34-20-550-0321-0005Book -001 840Page -002375Lot Number -41Name Owner I - IRVING BARRINGTONName Owner 2- IRVING CLOVALYNAddress -1742 SWALBERCA LN, PORT ST LUCIE FL 34953-1667, ST. LUCIE COUNTYOwner’s Address - 16901 NW 34TH AVE, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTYLand Usage - RESIDENTIAL LOTSubdivision Name - PORT ST LUCIE SEC 11Total Value -$20,800Land Value -$20,600Improvement Value -$0Land Size - 10,000Sale Date - 10/14/2003Sale Price -$14,500Name of Seller - HOSANG ASTORLegal Description - PORT ST LUCIE-SECTION 11- BLK 1267 LOT 41 MAP 43/028 OR 1840-2375

Property:Parcel Number - 30-2109-011-0870Book -021061Page - 004166Name Owner 1 - IRVING, BARRINGTONAddress - 16901 NW 34TH AVE, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTYOwners Address - 16901 NW 34TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTYLand Usage - SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCESale Date - 01/23/2003Sale Price - $0Name of Seller - IRVING BARRINGTONLoan Amount -$95,200Loan Term - 30Loan Type - CONVENTIONALLender Name - PEOPLES CHOICE MM LN INC

Property:Parcel Number - 34-20-565-0893-0001Book -001606Page -001342Lot Number- 17Name Owner 1 - SHERLOCK HMS OF TREASURE COASTAddress -29868W FLUVIA ST. PORT ST LUCIE FL 34953-4441, ST. LUCIE COUNTYOwner’s Address - 1982 SE BOLTON AVE. PORT ST LUCIE FL 34952-5549, ST. LUCIE COUNTYLand Usage - RESIDENTIAL LOTSubdivision Name - PORT ST LUCIE SEC 14Total Value -$2,900Land Value -$2,900Improvement Value - $0Land Size -10,000Sale Date - 10/31/2002Sale Price - $11,500Name of Seller - IRVING BARRINGTONLegal Description - PORT ST LUCIE-SECTION 14- BLK 1382 LOT 17 MAP 43/13S OR 1475-933

Property:Parcel Number - 34-20-665-0339-0007Book -001510Page -000965Lot Number - 9Name Owner I - IRVING BARRINGTONName Owner 2 - IRVING CLOVALYN

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Address -4220 SW CALLICOE ST, PORT ST LUCIE FL 34953-3189, ST. LUCIE COUNTYOwner’s Address - 16901 NW 34TH AVE, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTYLand Usage - RESIDENTIAL LOTSubdivision Name - PORT ST LUCIE SEC 34Total Value -$46,000Land Value - $48,000Improvement Value -$0Land Size - 10,000Sale Date - 03/23/2002Sale Price - $4,000Name of Seller - ST LUCIE LOTS INCLegal Description - PORT ST LUCIE-SECTION 34- BLK 2339 LOT 9 MAP 44/29SOR 1510-965

Property:Parcel Number - 34-20-565-0893-0001Book -001475Page - 000933Lot Number -17Name Owner 1 - IRVING BARRINGTON & CLOVALYN JAddress -2986 SW FLUVIA ST, PORT ST LUCIE FL 34953-4441, ST. LUCIE COUNTYOwner’s Address - 16901 NW 34TH AVE, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTYLand Usage - RESIDENTIAL LOTSubdivision Name - PORT ST LUCIE SEC 14Total Value -$3,400Land Value - $3,400Improvement Value-sOLand Size -10,000Sale Date - 1212/2001Sale Price - $3,800Name of Seller - ST LUCIE LOTS INCLegal Description - PORT ST LUCIE-SECTION 14- BLK 1382 LOT 17 MAP 43/1 3S OR 573-2883

Property:Parcel Number- 34-2109-011-0870Book -014560Page -001424Lot Number -17Name Owner 1 - IRVING BARRINGTON & CLOVALYNAddress -16901 NW 34TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTYOwners Address -16901 NW 34TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTYLand Usage - SFRSubdivision Name - BONNIE BRIAR ESTATESTotal Value -$112,852Land Value -$47,742Improvement Value -$65.1 10Land Size -9,528Building Size -1,122Year Built -1956Sale Date - 05/23/1 990Sale Price -$55,000Name of Seller - WEBB CLIFTON GLegal Description - BONNIE BRIAR ESTS PB 57-60 LOT 17 BLK 4 LOT SIZE IRREGULAR OR 21061-416601035

F/MU 30-2109-011-0870 EDWARDS VIOLA &W KATHRYN M CLIFTON G WEBB &W ROSE OR 13014-1941 08861BARRINGTON IRVING OR 14560-1424 0590 1

Property:Parcel Number- 30-31-05-994000-009312Book -002018Page -000177Lot Number -12Name Owner 1 - IRVING BARRINGTONAddress -424 EL DORADO DR. INDIAN LK EST FL 33855. POLK COUNTYOwners Address -16901 NW 34TH AVE, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTYLand Usage - RESIDENTIAL LOTSubdivision Name - INDIAN LAKE ESTATES UNIT 01Total Value - $1,000Land Value -$1,000Improvement Value -$0Land Size -26,160Sale Price - $0Legal Description - INDIAN LAKE EST UNIT 2 SEC 631 30 PB 39 PG 14 BLK 93 LOT 12

Possible Criminal Records:[None Found]

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Sexual Offenses:[None Found]

Possible Associates:PAULINE ESBERRY Age:458-69-xxxx issued in Texas between 01/01/1984 and 12/31/1965

Names Associated with Associate:PAULINE J ESBERRY DOB:01/1953 Age: 53458-69-xxxx issued in Texas between 01/01/1984 and 12/31/1985PAULINE ESBERY DOB:01/0l/1953 Age: 53458-59-xxxx issued in Texas between 01/01/1984 and 12/31/1986PAULINE J ESBERY DOB:01/01/1953 Age: 53458-69-xxxx issued in Texas between 01/01/1984 and 12/31/1985PAULINE JENEFER ESBERY DOB:01/01/1953 Age: 53458-69-xxxx issued in Texas between 01/01/1984 and 12/31/1985Previous And Non-Verified Addresses:24625W 56 AVE. LAUDERHILL FL 33313, BROWARD COUNTY May 2003- Feb 20068661 SW 15TH ST. PEMBROKE PINES FL 33025-3337, BROWARD COUNTY May 1985- Feb 2006677 SW 111TH AVE, PEMBROKE PINES FL 33026-8971, BROWARD COUNTY Mar20051379 SUSSEX DR. NORTH LAUDERDALE FL 33068-5319, BROWARD COUNTY Jan 20052972 NW 199TH TER, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-2001, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Sep 1999 - May 200118936 NW 8TH AVE, MIAMI FL 33169-3614, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Oct 1996- Jan 199918935 8TH AVE NW, NEW SMYRNA BEACH FL 32169, VOLUSIA COUNTY Jan 1995- Jan 1996189 NW 35TH AVE 8TH, MIAMI FL 33125-4942, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Mar 1994

$18935 NW 8TH AVE. MIAMI FL 33169-3813, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY May 1993Siooi NW 19TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-2811, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Jul19924231 NW 169TH TER, OPA LOCKA FL 33055-4428, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Jun 1969318110 NW 25TH CT, tWA LOCKA FL 33055-3633, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Jan 198918701 NW 11TH PL, MIAMI FL 33169-3735, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Nov 198713340 NW 21ST AVE. MIAMI FL 33167-1423, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Nov 198717610 NW 33RD CT, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-3927, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Jul19872210 NW 190TH TER, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-2619, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Oct 1985 -Apr 1986189 NW 35TH AVE APT 8TH, MIAMI FL 33125-4942, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Jan 198613550 NE 10TH AVE. NORTH MIAMI FL 331 61-3814, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Oct 1985

IRVING CLEVALYN J Age:Active Addresses:

$ ‘#16901 NW 34TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Nov 2003IRVING BARRINGTON & CLOVALYN 305 628-2126

Previous And Non-Verified Addresses:$1742 SW ALBERCA LN, PORT SAINT LUCIE FL 34953-1667, ST. LUCIE COUNTY Nov 2003

CUTELY CARTER DOB:08/1949 Age: 56299-52-xxxx issued in Ohio between 01/01/1968 and 12/3111969

Names Associated with Associate:CUTELYN CARTER Age:299-52-xxxx issued in Ohio between 0110111968 and 12/3111969CUTILYN CARTER DOB:08/01/1949 Age: 56299-52-xxxx issued In Ohio between 011011968 and 12/3111969CUTILYN C CARTER DOB:08/01/1949 Age: 56299-52-xxxx issued in Ohio between 01/01/1968 and 1231/1969SEWELL C CARTER Age:590-65-xxxx issued in Florida between 02/03/1997 and 04/01/1997SEWELL CUTILYN CARTER Age:590-55--xxxx issued in Florida between 02/03/1997 and 04/01/1997CUTELYN CARTER-SEWELL DOB:o6/01/1949 Age: 66590-65-xxxx issued in Florida between 02/031997 and 04/01/1997CUTILYN CARTER-SEWELL Age:590-65-xxxx issued in Florida between 02/03/1997 and 04/01/1997CUTELY CARTERSEWELL Age:299-52-xxxx issued in Ohio between 01/01/1968 and 12/31/1969CUTILYN CARTERSEWELL Age:590-65-xxxx issued in Florida between 02/03/1997 and 04/01/1997CUTILYN SEWELL Age:590-65-xxxx issued in Florida between 02/03/1997 and 04/01/1997CUTILYN C SEWELL DOB:08/1949 Age: 56299-52-xxxx issued in Ohio between 01/01/1968 and 12/31/1969CJTILYN CARTER SEWELL DOB:08/1949 Age: 56590-65-xxxx issued in Florida between 02/03/1997 and 04/01/1997Active Addresses:

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‘#16319 SW 11TH ST. PEMBROKE PINES FL 33027-5115, BROWARD COUNTY Dec 2000- Dec 2002CARTER CUTILYN 954 443-1538

Previous And Non-Verified Addresses:16319 SW liST. PEMBROKE PINES FL 33027, BROWARD COUNTY Apr2003900 NE 205TH ST #404, MIAMI FL 33179-1918, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Feb 1998- Oct 2000$18935 NW 8TH, MIAMI FL 33169, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Oct 2000900 NE 205ST, NORTH MIAMI FL Mar 1997- Jan 1999900 NE 205TH ST APT4O4, MIAMI FL 33179-1918, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Feb 1998900 NE 205TH ST APT A404, MIAMI FL 33179-1918, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Mar 1997900 NE 205TH ST, MIAMI FL 33179-1918, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Oct 1996- Jan 19972261 S SHERMAN CIR APT 404, MIRAMAR FL 33025-2274, BROWARD COUNTY Nov 19962261 5 SHERMAN CIR #4404, MIRAMAR FL 33025-2294, BROWARD COUNTY May 1993- Jan 19962261 S SHERMAN CIR APT A404, MIRAMAR FL 33025-2294, BROWARD COUNTY Sep 19932261 S SHERMAN CIR, MIRAMAR FL 33025-2294, BROWARD COUNTY Sep 1993

$18935 NW 8TH AVE. MIAMI FL 33169-3813, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Jun 1991 - Dec 1992

$19001 NW 19TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-2811, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Oct 1989- Dec 19904231 NW 169TH TER, OPA LOCKA FL 33055-4428, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Oct 1989

RICARDO CARTER Age:Names Associated with Associate:RICARDO S CARTER DOB:01/1971 Age: 35593-84-xxxx issued in Florida between 01/01/1989 and 12/31/1989RICARDO SEBASTIAN CARTER DOB:01/30/1971 Age: 35594-84-xxxx issued in Florida between 01/01/1989 and 12/31/1989Active Addresses:41 6319 SW 11TH ST. PEMBROKE PINES FL 33027-5115, BROWARD COUNTY Jul 2000- Feb 2005

CARTER CUTILYN 954 443-1538

Previous And Non-Verified Addresses:16020 NE 19C1 APT 3, MIAMI FL 33162, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Sep 200516020 NE 19TH CT APT 3, NORTH MIAMI BEACH FL 33162-5783, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Feb 2005- Jul 20053707 SW 52ND AVE. HOLLYWOOD FL 33023-6979, BROWARD COUNTY Jan 2002 - Feb 20058010 CLEARY BLVD APT 105, PLANTATION FL 33324-1348, BRO WARD COUNTY Jun 2004- Nov 20043707 SW 52ND AVE APT 203, HOLLYWOOD FL 33023-6979, BROWARD COUNTY Jan 2002 - Sep 2003900 NE 205TH ST. MIAMI FL 33179-1918, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Apr 1996- Aug 2002B 900 RT 205 ST, NORTH MIAMI BEACH FL 33179, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Apr 199818935 MW 8 AVE, MIAMI FL 33169, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Mar 19951900 NE 205TH ST, MIAMI FL 33179-2252. MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Mar 1995

$18935 NW 8TH AVE. MIAMI FL 33169-3813, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Feb 1992- Nov 199418935NW 8 AVE, MIAMI FL 33169, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Apr 1994$18935 NW 8TH, MIAMI FL 33169, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Apr 1994447 NE 29TH ST. MIAMI FL 33137-4617, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Oct 1990

$19001 NW 19TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-2811 MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Oct 1990

MARLEEN FFRENCH Age:Names Associated with Associate:MARLEEN V FFRENCH 008:1957 Age: 49592-80-xxxx issued in Florida between 01/01/1989 and 12/31/1989MARLEEN VERONA FFRENCH DOB:07/26/1957 Age: 48592-80-xxxx issued in Florida between 01/01/1989 and 12/31/1989MARLEE FRENCH Age:592-80-xxxx issued in Florida between 01/01/1989 and 12/31/1989MARLEE D FRENCH Age:024-54-xxxx issued in Massachusetts between 01/01/1975 and 12/31/1977MARLEEN F FRENCH Age:592-80-xxxx issued in Florida between 01/01/1989 and 12/31/1989MARLEEN V FRENCH DOB:07/1957 Age: 48592-80-xxxx issued in Florida between 01/01/1989 and 12/31/1989MARLENE FRENCH Age:592-80-xxxx issued in Florida between 01/01/1989 and 12/31/1989MARLEEN V FRENICH DOB:07/1 957 Age: 48FFRENCH MARLEEN DOB:07/1957 Age: 48592-80-xxxx issued in Florida between 01/01/1989 and 12/31/1989MARLEEN SMITH Age:592-80-xxxx issued in Florida between 01/01/1989 and 12/31/1989MARLEEN EFRENCH SMITH DOB:07/26/1957 Age: 48MARLEEN V SMITH Age:592-80-xxxx issued in Florida between 01/01/1989 and 12/31/1989Active Addresses:‘#2800 NW 56TH AVE APT BlOl. LAUDERHILL FL 33313-2315, BROWARD COUNTY Jul2003

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SMITH ONEAL 954 485-2343

Previous And Non-Verified Addresses:6251 NW 14TH PL, SUNRISE FL 33313-6135, BRO WARD COUNTY Dec 2001 - Feb 20062462 NW 56TH AVE. LAUDERHILL FL 33313-3033, BROWARD COUNTY Sep 20038661 SW 15TH ST. PEMBROKE PINES FL 33025-3337, BRO WARD COUNTY Mar 2002- Sep 20026251 NW 4TH PL, SUNRISE FL 33313, BROWARD COUNTY Sep 1999- Oct 200021375 NW 9TH CT APT 203, MIAMI FL 33169-2066, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Mar 1997- Oct 2000$18936 NW 8TH AVE. MIAMI FL 33169-3813, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Apr20001740 NW 187TH ST. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-3315, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Jan 1995- Jan 199921375 P, MIAMI FL 33169, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Nov 19981740 NW 187TH STAPT EFNCY, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-3315, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Aug 1993- Jan 19951740 NW 187TH EFNCY, OPA LOCKA FL 33056. MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Aug 19931740 NW ST. MIAMI FL 33056, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Sep 1992- Dec 199219001 NWTH AVE. MIAMI FL 33056, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Mar 1990- Dec 1990$19001 NW 19TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-2811, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Jan 1990- Aug 1990

IRVING BARRINGTON & CLEVALY Age:Active Addresses:$416901 NW 34TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Nov 2003

IRVING BARRINGTON & CLOVALYN 305 628-2126

Previous And Non-Verified Addresses:$1742 SW ALBERCA LN, PORT SAINT LUCIE FL 34953-1667, ST. LUCIE COUNTY Nov 2003

IRVING CLOVALYN J Age:Active Addresses:$ ‘#16901 NW 34TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-4222, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY 2001 - Jan 2002

IRVING BARRINGTON & CLOVALYN 305 628-2126

Previous And Non-Verified Addresses:$2986 SW FLUVIA ST PORT SAINT LUCIE FL 34953-4441, ST. LUCIE COUNTY 2001 - Jan 2002

EDMARIE CARTER Age:456-69-xxxx issued in Texas between 01/01/1984 and 12/31/1985

Names Associated with Associate:EDMARIE N CARTER DOB:06/01/1973 Age: 32456-69-xxxx issued in Texas between 01/01/1984 and 12/31/1985EDMARIE EDWARDS Age:456-69-xxxx issued in Texas between 01/01/1984 and 12/31/1985EDMARIE N EDWARDS DOB:06/01/1973 Age: 32456-69-xxxx issued in Texas between 01/01/1984 and 12/31/1985EDMARIE NADINE EDWARDS 008:06/03/1973 Age: 32456-69-xxxx issued in Texas between 01/01/1984 and 12/31/1985Active Addresses:‘11379 SUSSEX DR. NORTH LAUDERDALE FL 33068-5319, BROWARD COUNTY Jul 2003- Jan 2006Previous And Non-Verified Addresses:P0 BOX 9552, FORT LAUDERDALE FL 33310-9552, BROWARD COUNTY Apr 2003 - Aug 20038661 SW 15TH ST. PEMBROKE PINES FL 33025-3337, BROWARD COUNTY Sep 2002$18935 NW 8TH AVE. MIAMI FL 33169-3813, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Jan 20022972 NW 199TH TER, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-2001, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Apr 2000 - Sep 2001900 NE 205TH ST, MIAMI FL 33179-1918, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Dec 1994- Jan 199921335 NW 9TH CT, MIAMI FL 33169-2071. MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Jul199821335 NW 9TH CT APT 3, MIAMI FL 33169-2071, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Jul 199621335 NW 9TH CTAPT A204, MIAMI FL 33169-2071,MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Jul199619000 NW 19TH AVE. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-2812, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Feb 199416315 SUMMER DAWN LN, HOUSTON TX 77095-1530, HARRIS COUNTY Jul1992

LERON EDWARDS Age:Names Associated with Associate:LERON E EDWARDS DOB:10/12/1971 Age: 34457-69-xxxx issued in Texas between 01/01/1984 and 12/31/1985LERON ENOCH EDWARDS Age:Active Addresses:‘#305W MARY ST APT Hi. GARDEN CITY KS 67846-2873, FINNEY COUNTY Sep 2001 - Jun 2002

EDWARDS LERON 620 271-9055

Previous And Non-Verified Addresses:19430 AZALEA VALLEY DR. KATY TX 77449-4301, HARRIS COUNTY Jun 2002- Apr 2004305W MARY ST APT B4, GARDEN CITY KS 67846-2869, FINNEY COUNTY Jul1999 - Oct 20002972 NW 199TH TER. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-2001, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Apr2000

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16315 SUMMER DAWN LN, HOUSTON TX 77095-1530, HARRIS COUNTY Feb 20009211 DEERCROSS PKWY, CINCINNATI OH 45236-4532, HAMILTON COUNTY Oct 19991631 SUMMERDAWN, HOUSTON TX 77095, HARRIS COUNTY May 1998$18935 NW 8TH AVE. MIAMI FL 33169-3813, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Jan 19973220 STANLEY RD 535, FORT SAM HOUSTON TX 78234, BEXAR COUNTY Sep 1995- Jan 19963110 SCOTT RD, SAN ANTONIO TX 78234-7542, BEXAR COUNTY Apr1995CHARLIE APT 782, FAYETTEVILLE NC 28307, CUMBERLAND COUNTY Dec 1994- Jan 19956 ALTA VILLA ST APT F, FORT BRAGG NC 28307-1707, CUMBERLAND COUNTY Apr 1994C 782ND MS, FAYETTEVILLE NC 28307, CUMBERLAND COUNTY Dec 1993307 HDQ AND ALPHA MD, FAYETTEVILLE NC 28307, CUMBERLAND COUNTY Aug 1993HQ A 307TH MED BN, FAYETTEVILLE NC 28307, CUMBERLAND COUNTY Jun 1992- Dec 1992305W MARY ST, GARDEN CITY KS 67846-2869, FINNEY COUNTY Aug 1992307 MED, FORT BRAGG NC 28307, CUMBERLAND COUNTY Mar 1992

KADIAN ESBERRY Age:Names Associated with Associate:KADIAN N ESBERRY Age:590-67-xxxx issued in Florida between 04/01/1997 and 08/01/1997KADIAN NAJEAN ESBERRY DOB:08/31/1980 Age: 25590-67-xxxx issued in Florida between 04/01/1997 and 08/01/1997KADIAN N PARCHMENT Age:590-67-xxxx issued in Florida between 04/01/1997 and 08/01/1997KADIAN NAJEAN PARCHMENT DOB:08/31/1980 Age: 25Previous And Non-Verified Addresses:677 SW 111TH AVE APT 101, PEMBROKE PINES FL 33025-6998, BROWARD COUNTY Sep 2004- Apr 200520110 NW 57TH CT, HIALEAH FL 33015-4955, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Sep 2003- Oct 200414104 BUCK HILL CT, BURTONSVILLE MD 20866-2073, MONTGOMERY COUNTY Jun 20041935 DAWSEY ST APT 1, TALLAHASSEE FL 32303-8404, LEON COUNTY Nov 20032972 NW 199 TER, MIAMI FL 33180, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Sep 2001 - Sep 2002213 BARBOURVILLE DR. TALLAHASSEE FL 32301-4212, LEON COUNTY Apr 2000- Jun 20022428 TALCO HILLS DR. TALLAHASSEE FL 32303-3425, LEON COUNTY Jun 20028661 SW 15TH ST. PEMBROKE PINES FL 33025-3337, BRO WARD COUNTY Jul 2001 - Jan 20022125 JACKSON BLUFF RD APT 1201, TALLAHASSEE FL 32304-8292, LEON COUNTY Apr20011915 NICKLAUS DR, TALLAHASSEE FL 32301-6034, LEON COUNTY Oct 19992972 NW 199TH TER, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-2001, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Sep 1999

318935 NW 8TH AVE. MIAMI FL 33169-3813, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Oct 1998

WARREN SMITH Age:Names Associated with Associate:WARREN A SMITH DOB:03/08/1961 Age: 45591-54-xxxx issued in Florida between 01/01/1987 and 12/31/1987WARREN G SMITH Age:591-54-xxcx issued in Florida between 01/01/1987 and 12/31/1987WARREN GEORGE SMITH Age:591-54-xxxx issued in Florida between 01/01/1987 and 12/31/1987Active Addresses:‘#3050 NW 203RD LN, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-2037, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Nov 2001 - Apr 2005

SMITH WARREN 305 405-6470

Previous And Non-Verified Addresses:1740 NW 187TH ST. OPA LOCKA FL 33056-3315, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Dec 1989- Jul 20032310 PIERCE ST APT 16, HOLLYWOOD FL 33020-4438, BROWARD COUNTY Apr 2001 - Aug 2001203 NW 29TH ST, MIAMI FL 33127-3911, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Mar 200120401 NW 26TH CT, OPA LOCKA FL 33056-1555, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Apr 20001740 NW 187 ST, MIAMI FL 33179, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Apr 1999

NW 8TH AVE, MIAMI FL 33169-3813, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY May 1992- Dec 19921520 NE 149TH ST. MIAMI FL 33161-2639, MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Aug 1989- Nov 1989

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REDEEMING FAITH DELIVERANCE COMMUNITYMINISTRIES, INC.BARRINGTON IRVING REALTY, INC.SAMARITAN MORTGAGE, INC.

BARRINGTON IRVING REALTY, INC.

COSMETSKIN, INC.TREE OF LIFE BIBLE BOOK STOREINC.

16901 N TREE OF LIFE BIBLE BOOK STOREINC.

GBRINVESTMENTS, LLCFr. KING YOUTH CENTER, INC.

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COOK’S FOOD SYSTEMSOF HOLLYWOOD BEACH,INC.IRVING. BREIN

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IRVING, BRIAN

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IRVINGBEUCE I ESO.IRVING. CARMEN H.

CENTURYMEN’S CLUB OF DEERFIELD BEACH, INC.ESSEXFOODS, INC.

ESSEXFOODS, INC.

PRECISIONGLASS I CO.PRECISIONGLASS I CO.

MARINE REINSURANCECORPORATION

THE FLANNEL AND TWEED COMPANYALLIED HEALTH CARE CORPORATIONTHE CHILDREN’S PSYCHIATRIC CENTER, INC.

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I IONMEMORIAL I-UNWERSITYVol. 8. No. 2 Leadership . Character . Service

LESeptember 2005

FMU Student Prepares To Take Flightby Nethenael Paul, Edflor-ln-Chl.f

Florida Memorial Universitystudent Barrington A. Irving ispreparing to n,ake Aviation history.The 21-year-oldseniorplans tobecome the first African.Americanand the youngest person of anyrace to fly a single engine aircraftaround the world.

The aircraft selected forthis historical voyage is theLancair Columbia 350.This aircraft Is said to be economicaland hest equipped, making It thelogical choice for the completionof this flight which will departMay 4,2006.

Although Barrington he iscurrently studying AeronauticalScience with a 3.7 cumulativegrade point avenge, he wasn’talways interested ‘mAviation. Heplayed football for MiamiNorthwestern Senior High SchooLand bad dreams of playing professlonal football. He even hadscholarship offers to play at variouscolleges and universities. However,once he got the opportunity totake a tour of an aircraft and sit in

the cockpit, that was all it took forhim to get hooked inAviation.

He admits that he was wortied about going into Aviation at

first." I thought I had to be a rocketscientist to do this, but as timewent on, I knew It was something Ican do:’ said Irving. The Jamaicannative never in his wildest dreamswould have thought he would begoing through with such a journeyThe funny thing is that I’m scared

of heights. I’m afraid to stand at the

edge of a building but I don’t mindflying an airplane:’ he expressed.

WIth the help ofFMU.Barrington has created and devel.oped a non-profit organizationentitled "Experience Aviation’which is designed to address thesignificant shortage ofyounger,technically skilled professionals in

aviation and aerospace. "Being thepresident ofthis program, my mainfocus is to inspire youth of all agesto get involved in aviation,’ saidIrving. In addition he spends timevisiting inner’clty schools and vol.unteers for organizations such as

Miami-Dade Empowerment ‘fl’u&,Thskegee Airmen, Organization of

Black Airline Pilots,Take Stock inthlldren, and 5.000 Role Models.us organization is now three yearsold and its popularity is expectedto grow once Barrington returnsform his historic journey.

Committed to making this

nip occur Barrington neededsponsors, and that he did get.At

this point he has raised a value of$65,000 and received $1000000 inscholarship funds in order to pit-pare for this historic endeavotlieisa recipient of the FloridaMemorlal/U.S.Al.r Force flightAwareness Scholarship, floridaOrigin Future Scholarship,and has

the support of CongressmanKendtick Meei all of which will

help him on his journey.At a young age Barrington

had to over come many negativeinfluences to arrive at this point.‘lye seen a lot of things that theavenge person my age shouldn’thave, but thanks to God I am ableto have a better lifestyle and Ihope the aviation industry willhelp me make it off the streets,’said Irving. His popularity has definitely grown since startingExperienceAviatlon. He hasreceived many offers to work withdifferent airlines induding the military. However his goal is to workwith the kids in the community.

Barrington’s future goalsconsist of becoming a commercialairline pilot, developing an educational institution that will inspireyouth to pursue careers In aviation and aerospace, andcontinuing to enhance minorityachievements in aviation.

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Hurricane Katrina Hits FMUby Netl.erss.J Paul, tdlte,-l.s-Clss.f

Hurricane Katrina hitflorida’s east coast August 25,2005 as a Category I storm. Itpounded South Florida - floodingstreets, toppling trees and leavingat least six people dead. FloridaMemorial University sufferedminor damages, but was overallwell prepared for the storm.Theschool activates its hurricaneresponse cell HRC in case of a‘hurricane watch’ or Churricanewarning:’ The purpose of the HRCis to monitor the progress of thethreatening weather system and totake definitive steps to verifyFMU’s preparedness to executesubsequent emergency proceduresshould the track of the weathersystem continue to threaten theSouth Florida coastline.

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5th Annual Law Enforcement Forumby Sharhonda Ford DirectorofStudent Publications

The goal of this year’s lawEnforcement Forum is to reinforcetics between students, law enforcement and the community.

The forum offer participantsthe opportunity to share relevantinformation and to exchangeInformation with other lawenforcement agency and theuniversity Conununity.

‘September is the most impor’rant month for college students. It iscalled ‘Red Zone’. Please be awaitofyour surrounding and stay ssk’

"Schoolhouse"in School Housebyalhsnael flul Editor-In-Chief

Florida Memorial Universityfelt the need to bring some art inthe school. So the school set up acommittee that voted on several artpieces submitted by several artists.The piece chosen is called"Schoolhouse’ done by artistConnie Lioveras who gave herdescription of the piece....

The monument is intended todefine a place where there Is a freeexchange of knowledge and ideasand wisdom is handed down forthe intellectual and spiritual growthof future generations.The artworkconsists offive cast concrete structuits ranging in height between57’ and 6’2’.They art paintedforms that will be anchored into a

9’ thick concrete slab.The structutml forms and encased by analuminum frame that will be fabri’cated out of 3’ square ttting, andthere will be 18’ square concretestepping stones that lead hum twoof the walkways to the installation.

The concrete structures havea human scale and are reminiscentof male and female forms Theycontain etchings of random lettersand patterns from ancient writtenlanguages.The structures nsalte reference to the origins of theAfricanculture,The aluminum flameimplies a house or institution, yetthe absence ofwails makes arather abstract connotation allowing the house to become aninteractive invitation for the vieweror pedestrian.

GetConnectedand SucceedbyArgepfne Williams. DirectorStudent Support Services

No person is an Island. Weall had a beginning before weknew who we were, Someonecared for us to help us get this far

Student Support Services wel.come you to Florida MemorialUniversity Come prepared to learnand leave to serve. We are seeking afew students US citizens andFtnnanents Residents that are will.ing to succeed in a wan,, andfriendly environment. StudentSupport Services ask that you comeby our office to discover a world oflearning opportunities that willinsure that you stay on the right

track and finish your degree Inrecoud time. We offer specializedprivate tutoring, mentoring, culturalenrichment, out of state travel, lead.et-ship development, mini grants andtraining in strategic business workshops that will help you succeed inthe business world. Ifyou wish tostay on tract and make the rightchoices, collie see us-You willalways be treated with dignity andrespect.We art committed to helping you niaxunize your potenthl;spiritually socialig and financially.Weare located in the Student ServicesBuilding across from Bnancial Aid.You May call us at 305 6263721.

SEPTEMBER, 2005

Chief/ames Alien, Direeto, of FMUCampus Safety brings greeting..

Said Chief James Allen, Director ofFMU Campus Safety

During the forum there werediscussions on topics that areunique to the universityenvironment and law enforcement.

Major Bay Secades, MiamiDade Nareotic Bureau encouragedFMU students to say’NO’ to drtsgs.

"Put your foot down, let yourvoices he heard.Don’t get caughtup doing the wrong thing, continueon the way of doing the rightthing;’said Major Secades.

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This year’s presentersincludedDet.Wllliam Houston,Economic Crime Division; DeE.Hector Alfonso, Miami DadeGangs Unit; lticardo Ramos, D.E.A.Special Agent; Robert Burt andJeff Green, FBI Special Agents; 1stLt. Carl Wright, MIamiGardens/Carol City; Major RaySecades, Miami Dade NarcoticBureau; Sgt. Richard Davis,Economic Crime Division; Sgt.Laurick Inram; and Renee Parker;Dade Public Schools Police.

TIneNAACPhonored Dr. Smith its lois absence at Miami Dade’s NAACPAnnual Freedom Fund banquet held at the Hyatt Regency HoteLHewashighly lauded for being a leader in Education in floe community and forhaeshsg moped FMC to Florida Memorial Unioenity Receiving honors onhis behalf were Freshmen, L.andra Webb Argerine Williams, Directo, ofStudent Support Services; ira Lou. graduating senioç D, Robed Ingram,Assistant to the Presidentfor Urban Affairs and Walter/. Hal.,Director ofAiumniAffain.

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Want Success at FMU? Get Your CSI Reportby Dr. Woody WilsonDirector, Counseling Center

Do you know one of the single, greatest, non’finaneial causesfor failure and dropout at FMU?Ironically, it is also one of the mostpowecfiul reasons why student stayat FMU and do well! Give up? Theanswer may surprise you -Yourfiends! Who you hang with andhow much time you spend withthem! Or better stated- Peer rela’dons and what kind ofinfluencethey have on you!

That’s right, you’ve heard Itbefore - hang with the wrongcrowd and you will most likely notbe around here very long. It’s moe!Why? Because the wrong crowd orcertain friends have the wtong values!They prioritize having fun,soelalizln& being cool, being pops"lar, hanging out, partying or‘chillin’. Of course, some of thosethings are good to do every nowand then to reduce stress; but ifthey occur everyday and becomemore important to you than yourdesire tofinish college - If theycome before studying and focusingon doing well academically - thengive It a little time and you will begone from FMU,You’ll be a dropoutand most likely on your way to alife of misery and hardship,

Of course, you can blame theschool, or professors, or your roommates or"whatever’, but the realproblem probably lies within you,

You see, every student hasmany qualities, but two of the mostimportant are Sclf’Relianee andSociability, Those qualities and manymore associated with college so,ocess are included in the CollegeStudenr inventory or CSI.This inventory is administered by ThePartnering for Success ProgramPSlto all freshmen duringOrientation weelcA few weeks lanetevery student can get a copy ofthelr’CSI Report’ fsom their advisor.

Anyway the College StudentInventory or CSI measures Self’reliance and defines it as’thedegree that you trust your ownJudgement and make your owndecisions. Low Self-reliance canexpress itself in various ways:spending too much time seekingcompanionship; going along withsocial activities that violate yourvalues; feeling uncomfortable with

the solitude of studying’.Obviously, students with low Self-reliance are followers, not leaders.They are insecure and desperatelywant so be accepted by others -

they want to be seen as cool byothers so theygo along with thecrowd and do foolish things thatthey know riley shouldn’t bedoing, They get kicked out ofschool and give up their lives - justso theyean appearto be cool infont of people they’ve known foronly a few days or weeks!

Similarly the CSI definesSociability as ‘your desires forcompanionship and social entertainment. An above-average levelof sociability has the advantage ofmotivating you to establish friendships and spend a lot of timewith other people, But it can distract you from the main purposeof college, which is learning.Try

to keep your socIal life withinreasonable bounds’. In otherwords, spending a moderateamount of time with friends canhelp establish a good support ncr’work that may keep you Inschool; but if you overdo It, thenyou’ll be spending too much timesocIalizing and not enough timestudying and focusing on school.You’ve got to find a balance!

So, are you they type ofpeson who will go along with friendsand do something irresponsiblejust to impress them?Also, did youcome to college to party or did youcome to get an education? Whydon’t you find out by checking outyour ‘SelfRelianee’ and ‘Sociability’scores on your CS! Report. YourfleshmenAdvisors can give you acopy of your report. Or come bythe I’SP Program located in theCounseling Center for a copy.

It’s better to know nowrather than laterA high Self’Reliance score and an averageSociability score are the best combination, Check yours out!

‘TAKE CARC, ispresented4y FMU CounselingCenterandThePartneringfor SuccessPl’ogntm 305 626-313& The column will focuson issuesofemotionalorellnessandfunctional excellence.Various mentalhealthtopicswill be offeredtoeducateand encounigersadeutstoreflecton and addresstheir ownmenial health issues’

FMU Graduate Aiming Highby Nathauoael Paui £ditor-ln’Chlef

Missy Elliot’s new song says"Music makes you lose controI’ hutthat does not relate to Leon FosterThomas. Instead of losing control ofhis music, he’s gaining lIThe oncenumber one steel pan soloist I,, theentire world graduated this Mummerand has big plans for the future,

Leon started playing the steelpan ten years ago in his nativecountry ofThnldad.As time passedon, so did the ugly sounds of thepan he played as a beginner. It wasso far gone that he became the topsteel pan soloist in the world. Betook part in the World Steel PanMusic Festival in 2002, where hetook on about 26 other contestantsand walked out top dog.Just whenhe thought he was through,healong with another FMU goaduateMesh Nicholson won the duetcompetition in the same festivalthis year

As a musician, Leon alwaystries to be different from everyoneelse. ‘When you listen to my wont,you can’t say I heard that before,because all my work is uniquersaldmomas.The 23-year.old Kappalost his father about ten years ago,but is still motivated by his family

"My mother is the backbone ofthis family.When my father diedshe rook care of seven kids, so seeing me succeed will make herproud,’ said Thomas,

The nest step for Leon is getting a record deal for his five-pieceband called’Crossover’.He has outAmerican pianist, ajitmaican drum’met a Haitian trumpet player, and aCuban base player. With all thesedifferent countries it sounds like anAmerican Airlines flight schedule,but Leon has a plan for this flight,

‘We bring together a unique styte,where we fuse the Caribbeanmusic with the jar muslc,’Thomasexplalned.The group has beentogether for three years, and nowthat Leon has graduated theyexpected to blow up.

In fact, back at home he’salready blowing up. ‘It’s kind ofhard to walk around without someone wanting to take a picture withme, but it’s cool, Said Thomas,Leonis also talented with drums, whichis actually his favorite instrument

However unlike Michael Jordanattempt at a professional baseballcareer, he is sticking with hisstrengths for now

Leon knows the music industry is very tough, but feelsconfident about nialdng It. Healready wonted with the likes ofAngle Stone,Abraham Laboriel,Benny Golson, and John Faddis,"Were not looking for whichrecord deal approaches us first,but who ofdlsrs us the best deal,’saidmomas,

SEPTEMBEB. 2005

Leon Fosterplays the steel pan with world famous Ken Pnofes.

a4 F.MOOrl. THE LION’S TALE INSPIRATION

The Common Motivational Hot ShepherdsPotato - Drop it Like its Hot! Neededh3. Robed & Injram, Ph.D.

To my Florida MemorialUniversity students. Does the ideaof starting that Science papergive you fever? Does the thoughtof doing one more page of yourCriminal Justice homework breakyou out in a sweat? Drop It likeIts hot! It happens. Many studentsget scorched by the occasionalmotivational hot potaro.You’veSnoop Dogg’s ‘Drop it like Itshot.’ Here are five ‘Drop it like itshot’ suggestions to hetp you backin action.

FIRSTu DROPTRIVIALTASK LiKE Er 11011 Focus onHigh-Capacity Study Activities. Itmay seem obvious, bur It’s easy tolet trivial tasks distract you frommole Important studies, Smallerprojects are often easier andquickly offer a sense of acornplislunent, bur drop it like its hot!Don’t minor in the major andmajor in the minor, Keep in mind,that even though this sense ofaccomplishment feels good ittends to be short-lived, and youwill discover that which mattersmost is still not done,

SUGGEflION: Make a list intwo columns - Column Lwbat areyour most important tasks? Column2:’ftl,at’s on your bulb list?

At times we have huge tasksahead of us, be it making anA in anexam, maintaining a certain GPA orelse - scholarship holders youknow what I mesn - bringing upthat GEA, or even snaking that dccislon to really follow true spirituality.

may be quite intimidatedbecause there are people, sometimes our own’fliends,’ who wantto sce us fail; or we don’t have anyinterest to put any effort into ourtask because we do not believe inourselves, compare ourselves toothers and have been told so manytimes that we can never make It,that iris our motto -‘wtso me, Ican’t do that!’ I too have beenthere; if something was new to meand it seemed to be difficult or Ithought that I would have failed I

would have rarher backed out of it

than even make an attempt!!Not anymore, I refuse to be

crippled by fear, The code that Ilive by tetis me two importantthings, Dne,’asamanthioksitthis heart so is he’ Proverbs 23:7;and secondly,’! can do all thingsthrough Christ which strengtheo,eth me’ Phllippians 4:13.

To elaborate on the firstquote’as a man thinks In his heartso is be: it really matters the

If your items in column 2have little to do with your objectives in column I, you have aproblem. Drop it like Its hot! lbsolve It,you may need to rearrangeyour time and devote mole energytoward what counts,Thls will belpyou build momentum.

SECOND: DROP UNSUCCESSFUL ROUTINES LiKE ITS13011 Create New Challenges. Ifyou always do what you’ve alwaysdone, you will always get whatyou always got, Drop It like Its hot!

When you start to feei uninterested with something, trychanging your approach. For example:You’vebeertgivenanassignment similar to One you’vedone in the past, think shout howyou can solve this problem in a different way or ionprove upon yourprevious work

ThEft DROP "I CMC’ThOUGhTSLiKE 11311011 Youcan set attainable goals.A numberof students have big dreams buthave difficulty translating than Intoconcrete steps.The key is to think‘one step at a timer’Think’I can’shortterm, and only longerm. Forexample, if you’re having troublewItting a 20-page paper lbs classbecause it seems too large, don’tsay I cant’ because you are focusing on that final number, drop it

Do something About It!by Candke tHin Ms. FIJI? 05.06 thoughts that you think, If you keep

saying to yourself that I am anobody and I can never achieveanything, you begin to believe itand turn into that type of personand then the world views andtreats you this way You know whatthey saywords have got power!’ Iknow first hand that ft works tostand in front of a mirror anti say to

tttyseI I will get anA in all of myclasses, and that I am beautiful. Tobe honest I felt quite stupid doingit, but you know what, the verything that I spoke,followed byactIons to foster that success.eventually because mlne,The second quote Is equally as powerful; Ifind It comforting to know thatthrough God, there is nothing in

my desriny, the resson that I wasborn, that I couldn’t achieve,

So now incorporating thesetwo truths, when you wake up in

the morning, and I mean this, talkto yourself; tell yourself that youart more than a conqueror, youwill eonqucr tbat class with an A,with study of course!! ThU yourselfthat you are a succeas; tell yourselfthat you are beautiful/handsomeand that you deserve the best.Then daily as you say this, all thethings that you profess over yourlife shalt sureLy come to pass, tnsstme on this.

like its hot! Say’I can’ by considering each section of your paperindividually Now you’re dealingwith a familiar task, not unlikepapers you’ve wrItten before,

FOUIIITh DROP ThE

‘LONE RANGER’ ATI1TUDELiKE ITS 11011 Find a SupportNetwork. In almost any school setting, there are Role Models whocan give you guidance and helpyou develop new skills, Plus, thereale peers who can motivate you bylistening and exctranglng ideas,Drop the Lonc RangeC attitudelike its hot! Both role models andpeers are Important elements of asupport network, which is also agreat resource for information andfor new ways so challenge yourself.

P117111 AM FINAlLY:DROP "IIOPSCOTCIIING’ASSIGNMENI3 LiKE fl5 11011CelebrateYour Accomplishmetits.‘When you’ve got momentumgoing, ft’s tempting to ‘hop.scotch’that Is jump from task to task, dropit like Its hot! What hopscotchingtends to do Is stress you ouo andgive you a feeling of not gettingenough done. Instead, pause afteryou’ve completed an assignmentgive yourself a quick rewarsiTteatyourself to a movie, splurge on alunch or dinner - whatever worksftsr you do It.

byshaltonsllw.4Director of Shepherd Watch

Sbepbertl Watch Volunteermentors are desperately needed toshepherd our new freshmenthrough the perils that often causethese newcomers to drop out ofcollege, thus, ending their careen.Florida Memorial University Isexpecting 600 new freshmen thissemester, Since each ShepherdWatch mentor will be assignedthree protgés,we will need 200volunteers to accommodate newfreshmen class,As a mentor youwill have the opportunity to influence a young person by helpingthem to fonn good study habits.pick a career and make sound decisions.You wili only be responsiblefor one yeac however, the friendships you form may last a lifetime,Aside from giving advice you willbe asked to take part in somesocial special events such as aF.M,IJ. basketball game or volleyballgame,You will be asked to spendfour or five hours per month withyour protégé and you can makesome of the contacts with severalof your protégts at one time’

A major goal of college mentor program is to improveretention. Improving retention is away to guarantee the funding ofyour salary and that ofyour pro’gram or department. So why notbe a team player and beip put yourcareer and that of a youth on theright track? The ShepherdWatchoffice is located In the LehmanBulldlng, room lo3,’ will beentailing applications within aweek for your convenience.Youcan also call us at ext. 4840 ordrop by our offlce.Thankyou forconsidering becoming a SbepherdWatch Mentor.

SEPTEMBER. 2005

Your Guide to College Success!

Shepherd WatchMentor Program

Please Call Us At 1-305-474-4840Shelton Aliwood

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Do you want to aZuremy Ife with me?Then look Into to my eyes and

you will see

Years of joy and painSorrow and shameSunshine arid rainDeath and life again

Do you want to share my heartwith me?

Then look Into my eyes and youwill see

Years ofLove and lUntlnessMercy and tendernessSoftness and gentlenessEmptiness and fullness

Do want to share my soul with me?Then look into my eyes anti you

will see

Years ofhappiness and sadnessSaneness and madnessMisery and gladnessGoodness and badness

So if you want to my life and heartand soul with me

Then you must be able to lookinto your eyes and ice

All the things you see in me,

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Hush, without a single wordEmotions echo, intoxicatingThe breath of your worth,

EndangeredSpeciesby S.rbar. flosseS

Clean shavenShort hair cutNeatly dressedUpwardly mobile

VisionaryHard workingMoney in the bankSome stocks, some bonds

Treats his lady with respectLoving partnerNonjudgmentstlikes his lady the way he found

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Makes herthe centerofhis lifeDoesn’t play macho gamesSensitive to her feelingsBecause he is comfortable in bis

own capabilities

Humble, caring, kindQuick to praiseSlow to bragSees his life as full ofoppottursttles

Meets challenges bead onColor blind In his dealingsThIces full responsibility for his

actionsBiasnes no one but himself for

his failures

Sees failure as necessary for successPIcks himself up whci he

falls downStands up for what he believes InLoves women, children and pets

SEPTEMBER, 2005

Sharingby ssrb.r. lisw.rd

Florida Memorial University

The tbunder rollsCrashing spaceLike a ghost.visibLe hidden desiresRomance like a downpourWhen destinies coffide. lANes God more thanA sodden chill he loves hhnsellHormones spark and fade Protects his women, his chlldrenLike the summer wind, and his countryThe hour of love Truly a joy to be withOrchestra of sound resoundingShivers descend spines now A M. MAN

FreshmanStudies DepartmentFMU Book Club

We will meet to discuss the following booksduring the fell 2005semester.

A History of the African PeopleProposed by Strom Thurmond as told to

Percival Everett and James Kincaid a Novelby Percival Everett

wednesday, September 21, 2005

Love in the Time of Choleraby Gabiiel Garc1a Marquez

Wednesday, October 19, 2005

We’re In America Now, Baybeeby Glasceta Honeyghan

November 16, 2005Copies available for $5.00 In the

Academic Resource Center

Student, faculty, and staff are invited to thesediscussions. We meet at noon to 1 P.M. in

Sarah Blocker Hall 117.

For information call 305-626-3129

tnAThE MON’S TALE ENTERTAINMENT

Movie Review:The Fabric of A Mank Nathan..? Paul, £dltor’In-Chi.f

David fl.Talbert’s playThe Fabric Of A Man may not be found in the’atres but is a must see movie,The musical stage play is a niasterfssl mix ofcomedy, romance,and inspirslion. It’s the story of Dominique MaotsCFanunyTownsent, an up-and-coming fashion designer In love with asuccessful stockbroker Clifton Powell who wishes she’d focus less Onher career and more on him, Fed up with his controlling ways, she inadvertently stumbles Into Ray’s Fluff and Fold, and antiquated old-schooldryer deaner In downtown lrooklyn.There, she meetsjoshua KingDarrin DewtLt lienson, a socially conscious, spiritually balanced, andgood-looking young tailor who takes Interest in more than just her clean.ing.Torn between the comfort and security of finance, or the passion andpotential for romance, Dominique Is forced to decide which fabric ofwhich man suits her besr.This movie Is good for young men to see whata real man supposedto be and for young women to wake up from datingflashy ‘gangster men, and go after what they will want once they hit 30,5 god testing man.

2 [LcMJc7 USDear Ms. Lucy Lou,

I need some advice. O.k. this Is the deal my boyfriend of three yearsIs telling me that he Is becoming Insecure about our relationship.Seeingthat I am now In college and he is at home he feels that I am going tolose interest, Its becoming stressful to me because I love him and I wantthis to work, butt don’t know what I can do to make him confident.Every time I talk to him It’s always ‘who else you talking to’or ‘Are yousun you want to be with me’. lie has even gone as tar as to say that if Ilove him I would come back home and go to a community college! Imean at this point in time I am trying to stay focus on my education but Ialso love him as I stated earlier,What is a sister to do?

Dear Ms. Confused,Girl your man Is insane! Not only Is he very insecure about your

relationship, but he Is also sclf.centered. By you attending a communitycollege instead of a university will not solve his problem. He baa to under’stand that right now you are trying to achieve goals In your life that willhave a lasting impression on years to come. Furthennore, it seems asthough he doesn’t trust you because he consistently ask you these ques’lions and a relationship without crust will not last tong. Most intpomtantlyyou need to remain focus on your education because it Is a necessity inorder for you to become successful In life. See If you can help him tounderstand that and if he doesn’t drop him.Ariy guy who doesn’t takeyour education seriously should not be taken Into consideration.

Letting the truth be told,MS. Lucy Lou

Hollywood FinestI- - by Trasn.Ina Hands

He is known for his stunning performanceIn films such as Booty Call, Players Club, All andCollatenl.The sky is the limit when It comes toJamle Poxx and his deep desire to entertainAmerica. It was exemplified when he was victo’rious In winning the Academy Award as bestactor for the slim Ray’,the story of icgendaryblues sInger Ray Charles.The Oscar triumphwas widely expected and is likely to propelEon to the ranks of Hollywood’s most sought-after stars.Jamnle Fon was also nominated asbest supporting actor for his rule opposite toTom Cruise in "Collateral."This made him theftrst black to gamer two Oscar bids in just oneyear. Fon arrived at the Oscars as a front’runner for best actor, having

won many of this season’s leadingmovie awards for his performanccIn ‘Ray,’ including a GoldenGlobe, a Screen Actors GuildAward,top honors front the BritishAcademy of lrilm,mevisloni Artsand the National Society of HImCrltiesThis pbenomenal man asan actor, comedian and musicianhas never tilled to capture theadotationofbis fans forhis manywonderful works and humbledesist to set an example for manyAfrican American’s all over theUnited States. Fort now stands asonly the third black to win theOscar for best actoç following inthe footsteps of who has inspiredhim tremendously. Sidney Poitierfor the 1963 film ‘lilies of theField’ and Dentel witshingtonthree years ago for Trainlng Day,’His extraordinary performanceover the years has taken him tothe top of Hollywood’s beautifulhorizon and we look forward tosee him soaring among the leading

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Health and FitnessbyDr.AbifaiIMebJ.y,AsaociaIePmfesaor In fl,yskal Education

Greetings fellow Lions! Howare you? This Is a question that youmay hear over and over again on adaily basis. Your reply each timeyou hear this is probably’fine’.Usually you give this answer with’out giving much thought to bowyou arc really doing or how youfeel, How are your eating habits?Do you exercise on a regular basis?Are you experiencing negativestress? What about frIends, do youhave any? How do you really feelabout yourself? Do you drink oruse drugs?Are you a smoker? Ifyou are sexually active, what aleyou doing to protect yourself fromcontracting sexually transmitteddiseases or unwanted pregnancies?When was your last physical exam?Are you aware of any safety or envi’romnental hazards that maythreaten your health? Have yougained weight? Have you lostweIght? What do you bope toaccomplish In life? I know youmay have asked,why all these questions? I pose these questions andmany more because they all focuson your overall health. Your healthIncludes more than your physicalwell-being. It Involves your mind,body and sp’a’It. The World HealthOrganization defines health as’nolmerely the absence ofdisease or

inflrmity’ but a ‘state of completephysical, mental, and social beingrAs college students there is a ten’dency for unhealthy habits to creepup on you over a period of time.This may be anything from poorsleep habits to a lack of exercise orgood nutrition.

The purpose of this monthlyeciumn will be to provide pertinent Information that may assistsyou in Improving your overallhealth status In the areas ofphysical fitness and nutritional habits.Each month there will be an articlethat talks about an Important subject that pettalos top fitnessor nutrition. It is my prayer thatover the next academIc schoolyean the Information provided willassist you In improving yourhealthy lifestyle In the areas ofphysical fitness and nutrition.Remember.. ‘nothing In lift Ispromised except the changes thatyou make hi an effort to improveyou IndIvidual health behaviors. Akey taclor to making the most ofwhat you are lies In your ability toremain healthy.

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Every great athlete had atime in their life when they feltrejected. MichaelJordan wasrejected when be tried out for hishIgh school basketball team, butstill ended up as arguably thegreatest basketball player to everplay the game. it’s 41 about howyou take the rejection, Michaeldid something about it, and so IsFlorida Memorial University graduate and pro-golf hopeflllCampbell key.

The 2%year-old Virgin Islandnative started playing golf just twoyeara ago. ‘I never thoughl Iwould end up playing golf.’ saidRey.AlI bts life baseball, has beenhis ‘thing’. Before coming to theU.S.he was an all-star player bathhome. He played all four years atflorida Memorial as an outfielderand a pitcher on the Lion’s base’ball team. key picked up the gameof golf thanks to Athletic DirectorRobert Smith.At the time Rey wasa Physical Education Major, andthat meant be had to be familiarwith all sports. He had that prettymuch down except for the fact hedidn’t know a thing about golf. Sowhen coach Smith took Rey toDon Shula’s golf range, he realizedthat haseball wasn’t his only gift.

On his first few swings withthe golf club, key amazed hispeers but most Importantlyamazed the Athletic Director atShula’s who would help him playin his first professional golf tournament. ‘The average golfer drivesthe ball about 140 yards, I wasdriving the hall 170 yard’ saidRey’. From there he played In theGolden Beartoutnanient whichwas a professIonal tournament.Even though he placed dead lastIn the tournament he realized thathe could hang with the pm’s. Hetook the opportunity to ask a lotof questions and observed a lot ofnew tricks that he will use In his

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pionship equals another big tradeby the Miami Heat. Last year aftermaking It to the second round ofthe playoffs, the Beat ttaded BrianGrant, Caron Bustlecand LamarOdom to the Lakers for ShaqulileO’Neal.The trade workcd well, seeing that the Best made it to theEastern Conference finals this year.However, they didn’t wIn It all, soPat Riley traded Eddie Jones, RasaulButler and Qyntel Woods.

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left the Dolphins after the 1999season. He had NFL bests of 4,967completIons, 8,358 passes, 61, 361yards and 420 touchdowns.Although he never won a SuperBowl, Marino was the 1984 leagueMVE made three All-Pro teams aridnine Pro Bowls.

When he retired he owned21 NFL masks. Coach Don Shulawho attended the ceremony, playeda key role In Dan corning to Miami.He was drafted 27Th overall andstill ended up as arguably the bestquarterback to play the game.

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Dolphins ‘drug free’ apologizing toaria and tearmnates.ASer leavingthe Dolphins, his apology seems tohave his teamtnates giving himanother chance. During his time oWilliasris reportedly lived In a tent InAustralia, studied holistic medicineat a Calilbrnka school and spent amonth at a yoga centerIn India,becoming certified as an Instructor

So why is Ricky back? Couldit be that be really missed football,or could It be because he owes theteam $8.6 mllhlon?A court foundthe 1998 Heisman Trophy winnerIn breach of contract by retiring,and ordered him to pay thatasnotmt to the Dolphins. Becausew’ilhian,s sat out last season, he’sdue only the NFL minimum$540,000this year.How wIllhe payall thisback,RunRickj’Run!

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Mr. Barrington Irving15001 NW 42nd AvenueOpa Locka, FL 33054

Dear Mr. Irving:

This letter is to inform you that Avidyne Corporation agrees to be the "official Integrated Flight DeckProvider" for the Experience Aviation World Tour.

As a corporate sponsor, Avidyne Corporation Avidyne agrees to provide the following benefits toExperience Aviation to assist with the production of the TOUR.

* Letter of endorsement on Avidyne lotterhead.* Entegra integrated flight deck for the Columbia C400 consisting of:

o EXP5000 PFD* Magnetometer

o EX5000 MFDXMWX

* EMax’* CMax* 2 Way Datalink and DC5O

o TAS62O traffic alerting system

Avidyne Corporation is excited to be involved in this historic undertaking and chose to be a majorcontributor because of our strong belief in the principals and goals of the Experience Aviation WorldTour mission. Avidyne considers efforts to educate and empower young people across the countryto recognize and choose careers in aviation as critical to the continued success and growth of theindustry. We are highly confident that Barrington will successfully complete his flight and meet hisgoals of education and awareness.

See you in the sky,

Bill MunroeDirector of Product Marketing

12/6/2005

Avidyne Corporation 55 Old BedfordRoadLincoln, MA 01773 781-402-7400 781-402-7599fax www.avidyne.com

VP-Mnance and CFOCONTINENTAL MOTORSA TeloIymie Tecirnologios Con,usarw

P.O Box 90Mobile AL 36601-0090Phone: 251-435-8362Fax: 251-438-1811

January 17, 2006

Mr. Barrington IrvingFounder/PresidentExperience Aviation15001 NW 42 AvenueOpa Loca, FL 33054

Dear Barrington:

This is to coninn Teledyne Continental Motors agreement to participate in the 2006Experience Aviation World Tour. As a corporate sponsor, Teledyne has agreed toprovide a TCM Platinum TSiO-550-C engine and you have agreed to provide Teledynecertain sponsorship benefits. These items, as well as other items, are covered in oursigned agreement,

We continue to look forward to supporting your efforts in the months to come,

Sincerely,

Midhael E. Irby UVP-Finance & CFO

December1, 2005

RandyBolingerVice President,Marketing& Sales22550Nelson RoadBend,OR 97701

Mr. Bolinger,

S-TECCorporationis extremelyexcitedfor theopportunityto be a part of Barrington

Irving’s 2006ExperienceAviation World Tour. We aresponsoringthis historic voyagebyproviding theFifty-Five X autopilot system. S-TEC is thefirst Original EquipmentManufacturerto sponsorequipmentfor theaircraftand weareproudto be a leaderin theaviationcommunity.Wearecommittedto thesuccessofthis extraordinaryevent.

If you haveany questions,feel freeto give usa call.

Sincerely,

Mel HilderbrandSr. VP CustomerRelations

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Barrington Irving

ExperienceAviation15001 NW 42nd AvenueOpa Locka, FL 33054www.experienceaviatipn.org

Re: PreciseFlight’s Sponsorshipof ExperienceAviation World TourUpdated to included additional items

Barrington,

PreciseFlight, Inc. is pleasedto endorsetheExperienceAviation World Tour by donatinga Built-InNelsonOxygenSystem,a pair ofSpeedBrakesanda PulseliteSystemfor your newColumbia400aircraft.As agreedupon,we arealso including in our sponsorshiptheFlap Control,Trim Control,AnnunciatorandBacklit Panels,which addsan additionalsponsorshipvalueof 2,862.59,baseduponthe listed costoftheseitems to ColumbiaAircraft Manufacturing.

You are pursuingan excellentcauseby becomingthe first African Americanandyoungestofany raceto fly solo aroundtheworld, andyour driveto embarkupon suchan adventureleavesno doubtyouwill accomplishgreatthings.

Congratulationson your accomplishmentsthus far andwe wish you all the successgoing forward.

Regards,

ScottPhilibenVice PresidentPreciseFlight, Inc.

Pulselite’ SpeedBroke" NelsonOxygen PreciseLiteHID

p.o. box 7168/ bend, oregon 977081800.547.25581541.382.8684 I fax 541.388.1105 taxI www.preciseflight.com

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Barrington Irving

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42nd AvenueOpaLocka, FL 33054

Re: OregonAero Inc. SponsorshipofExperienceAviation World Tour

DearBarrington,

OregonAero, Inc. is pleasedto sugportthe2006ExperienceAviation World Tour by donatingaship setof certifiedOregonAero High-G® SafetySeatsand additionalOregonAeroproductsthatwill supportyou in your efforts to circumnavigatetheglobe in yourColumbia400 aircraft.

As asupplierto ColumbiaAircraft Manufacturing,OregonAero is delightedto becomepartofthe team supportingyour goalof inspiringyoung peopleto helpshapethefuture of aviation.

We arepleasedthat fellow navigatorErik Lindberghreferredyou to OregonAero’s hallmarkHigh_G®SafetySeat,whosereclinabledesignaddressessafetyandfatigue-relatedissuesbyintegrating detailedengineeringofthe seat, cushions andrestraintsystems.

Wetrustyour new seatswill provide ease from pain and fatigue, often associated with longhours of flying, andthatyou will be free to fully engagein theexperienceofflight anddiscovery.

All our bestas you pr to undertakethis historic challenge,

Mike DennisCEO and President,OregonAero, Inc.

JudeDennisGeneralManagerandVice-President,OregonAero, Inc.

cc: Randy S. Bolinger, ColumbiaAircraft Manufacturing

OregonAero, Inc. - 34020 SkywayDrive Scappoose,OR 97056-2516 503 543-7399 - 800 888-6910Fax 503 543-7199 - www.OregonAero.com - email@oregonaero.com

AKELLYAEROSPACEThermal Systems

1625 Lost Nation Rd. * WIIoughby, OH 44094 * Phone: 440 951.4744

To whom it may concern:

Pleaseacceptthis letter of support for ExperienceAviation andMr. Barrington Irving, for his 2006 Experiencetheworld tour.

Kelly AerospaceThermal Systemswill provide both the Thermawing E-VADE and the prop ice protection systemon Barrington’s Columbia 400. It is our intent to install the systemshere at Kelly AerospaceThermal Systems,LostNation Airport, Willoughby, OH.

Systems

RobertRutherfordVP/GM

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January6, 2006

To Whom It May Concern:

Subject: GoodyearSupport2006ExperienceAviation World Tour

GoodyearAviation Tires is pleasedto participatein the 2006ExperienceAviation World Tour. Ourcommitmentis to provide2 ship setsof aircraft tiresfor theLancairColombia400 aircraft consistingof4 eachG15x6.O0-66PRGoodyearFlight CustomIII P/N 156E66-4and2 each5.00-5 6PRGoodyearFlight CustomIII P/N 505C46-4.Thesetireshavea ConsumerSuggestedPriceof$1204.00.

Theyouth arethe future of aviation; Goodyearhasbeenmaking aircraft tiressince1909 andstronglysupportsBarrington’scommitmentto attractyounger,technicallyskilledprofessionalsto our industry.

Sincerely,

RichardBrownGeneralAviation Sales& MarketingManager

1144 EastMarket Street * Alcron, Ohio * 44316-0001 * 1-330-796-6306* www.goodyearaviation.com

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Barrington A, IrvingExperience AviationOpa Locka Airport15001 NW 42nd AvenueOpa Locke, FL 33054

Dear Mr. Irving:

Seamech International is very excited in supporting your flight around the world in a Columbia aircraft.We see this as a tremendous way to show the advances in general aviation with new technologyaircraft, such as the Columbia 400 using a Seamech climate control system, and demonstrating theopportunities that these types of airplanes can offer.In support of your flight around the world, Seamech would like to provide you with the followingcontributions:

1. A complete Seamech air conditioning and climate control system, as supplied to the ColumbiaAircraft Company by Seamech, and installed by the Columbia Aircraft Company.

2. One ship-set of the Seamech heated seat elements Pilot and Co-Pilot Seat Base and Backto be fitting into your existing Columbia Aircraft seats, per our discussion. This heated seatelement package is contingent upon the FAA approval of an STC or 337 field approval,completed in a timely manner. Seamech will provide the technical assistance to support thateffort, though no guarantees are provided regarding the completion of the heated seatprogram prior to the need date of the aircraft.

3. A complete ship-set of audio jack panels, as supplied to the Columbia Aircraft Company bySeamech, and installed by the Columbia Aircraft Company.

4. A circuit breaker panel, as supplied to the Columbia Aircraft Company by Seamech, andinstalled by the Columbia Aircraft Company.

The air conditioning and climate control components, audio jack panels and the circuit breaker panelwill be factory installed by Columbia Aircraft. We will evaluate the best logistical approach forproviding the heated seat package and advise you of that process by January 9, 2006.

In exchange for these contributions, we would be grateful if Seamech International can be included inany press releases and placement of a Seamech International logo on the side of the airplane you willbe flying.

We look forward to supporting you and your goals. Please let us know how we can proceed.

Best regards,

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Blame Streeter

SEAMECH INTERNATIONAL, INC.5309 Holly, Bellaire, Texas 77401

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Barrington A. IrvingFounder/PresidentExperience AviationOpa Locka Airport15001 NW 42nd AvenueOpa Locka, FL 33054

LightSPEED Aviation is honored for the opportunity to participate with BarringtonIrving in his 2006 Experience Aviation World tour. We are sponsoring thishistoric voyage by providing both one Mach 1 headset and one Thirty 3Gheadset.

LightSPEED Aviation is a market leader in Active Noise Reduction ANRtechnology and is proud of the signature customer service reputation we havebuilt. We are pleased to contribute to this extraordinary event.

Sincerely,

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w.lightspeedavition.com

15954 SW. 72’ Avenue ‘ Pordand, Oregon USA 97224 - 800.332.2421 503.968.3113 . fx: 503.958.7654

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SPONSORS PRODUCT/SERVICE RETAIL VALUE

MIAMI EXECUTIVE AVIATION Title sponsor $ 100,000.00

AVIDYNE

EXP5000 Primary Flight DisplayEXS000 Multi-Function DisplayXM WX Satellite WeatherEMax Engine Monitor & Fuel TotalizerCmax Electronic Approach Plates2 Way Datalink and DC5OTAS62O Traffic Alerting system $ 85,960.00

TELEDYNE CONTINENTAL MOTORSPlatinum Turbocha,ed EngineModel TSIO-550-C $ 69,000.00

UNIVERSAL WEATHER

Climatological StudiesPreliminary WeatherIn Flight AlertsFlight PlansRoute Weather/Flight Planning BriefingsOverfly & Landing PennitsGround Handling $ 50,000.00

MIAMI-DADE EMPOWERMENT ZONET

GET A LIFE & FLYCAREER WORKSHOPBuild A Plane Program $ 50,000,00

CHEVRON 12,000 gallons of fuel $ 50,000.00

FLORIDA MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY

Instrument RatingCommercial Pilot LicenseMulti-Engine RatingCertified Flight Instructor $ 37,000,00

KELLY AEROSPACE Peicing System $ 27,000,00

JEPPESEN

Electronic charts & updatesHard copy charts & updatesWorldwide flightplanning software $ 25,000.00

PRECISE FLIGHT

Speed BrakesNelson Built-in Oxygen SystemFlap ControlTrIm ControlAnnunciatorBacklit PanelsPulselite $ 25,000.00

SEAMECH

Automatic Climate ControlCircuit BreakersAudio JackHeated Seats $ 22,500.00

OREGON AERO High G Safety Seat $ 19,000.005-TEC System FiftyFiveX Autopilot $ 16,700.00ARTISAN AIRCRAFT Custom Aircraft Painting $ 12,000.00MIAMI-DADE AVIATION DEPARTMENT Monetary Donation $ 10,000.00HARTZELL PROPELLER 50% off Propeller and spinner $ 8,319.00LOCKWOOD SOAR FOUNDATION

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Donation to flight preparation $ 5,000.00AEROGRAPHICS Signage and logos for aircraft $ 5,000.00COMMUNITY BANK Monetary Donation $ 2,500.00LIGHTSPEED 3G Headset& Machi headset $ 2,350.00

EXYONMOBIL

Oil LubricantsOil FiltersOil Analysis $ 2,000.00

GOODYEAR Tires $ 1,200.00

AMERICAN AIRLINES AFRICAN-AMERICANRESOURCE GROUP Monetary Donation $ 500.00PERRONE Custom Leather Jacket $ 300.00FLIGHTLINE Flightsuit $ 149.00

Total Sponsorships $ 626,478.00

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August 24, 2005

EXPERIENCE AVIATION, INC.15001 NW42NDAVEMiAMI, FL. 33054

The Articles of Incorporation for EXPERIENCE AVIATION INC. were filed onAugust 23, 2005 and assigned document number N05000008’724. Please refer to thisnumberwhenevercoitespondingwith this office regardingthe above corporation.

PLEASE NOTE; Compliance with the following procedures is essential to maintainingyour corporatestatus. Failure to do so may result in dissolution of your corporation.

A corporation annual report must be tiled wIth this office between January 1 and May Iof each year beginning with the calendar year following the year of the filing/effectivedate noted above and each year thereafter. Failure to hie the annual report on time mayresult in admInistrative dissolution of your corporation.

A federal employer identification FEI number must be shown on the annual report formprior to its fiuln_g with this office. Contact the Internal Revenue Service to Insure that youreceive the PEI number in time to file the annual report. To obtain a FEI number, contactthe IRS at 1-800-829-3676 and request form SS-4.

Should your corporate mailing address change, you must notify this office in writing, toInsure important maIlings such as the annual reportnotices reach you.

Should you have any questions regardingaddress given below.

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corporations, please contact this office at the

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Thank for applying for an EIN. We assigned wou EJN 1S-320OS8*. This UN willidentify your business account. tax return., and documents, even if you have no -employees. Plea.. keep this notice in your pormenent records.

When filing tax documents, please use the label IRS provided. If that isn’t possibleyou should use your EIN and comleto name and address shown above on all federal taxforms, payments and related correspondence. If this information isn’t correct, pleasecorrect it using the tear of f stub from this notice. Return St to us so we can correcyour account, If you use any variation of your name or ElM, demo so could cause adelay in processing and may result in incorrect infcrmatgon in your account. Dain socould result in cur assigning you more than one EIN.

I? you want to apply to receive a ruling or a determination letter recognizingyour organize-U.n as tax exempt, and have not already done o, you should file Form1023/1024, Application far Recognition of Exemption, with the IRS Ohio Key DistrictOfface. Pubi*catign 557, Tax Exempt Status for Yowr Opganazatzon. so available atmoot IRS offices and has details en how you can apply.

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Employer Identification !lumbtr;tate: MAR 31 21J06 75-3200386

17053069018006X?2RIT AVIATION INC Contact ‘ers0n:

15001 NW 42ND AVE GMY ?4tSTHERT # 33.518

MTh141, Fl. 33054 Contact Telephone Nauber;

877 829-5500Accounting Period Ending:

ecember 31Public Charity Status:

170h 1 CA viWorm $90 Required:

YeaEffective Date of Exemption:

August 23, 2005contribution Deductibility:

Ye.Advance Ruling ?ndiny bate:

becewber 31. 2009

Dear Applicant;

we are pleasedto inform you that upon review of your application for taxexempt BtatuB we have determined that you era sxotrçt frc Fedora3, income tax

under section 503. ci 3 of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to you are

deductible under section 3.70 of the Code. You art also qualif isa to receivetax deductible bequests, devises, transfers or gifts under section 2055, 2106or 2522 of the code. Becausethis letter could help resolve any qtaationsregardLngyour exempt status, you should keep it in your parutanent records.

Organizations exempt under section 501c 3 of the Code are further classif tedas either public cbflittes or prints foundations. During your ftdVazice nilingperiod, you will be treated as a public charity. Your advance ruling periodbegino with the effective date of your exemption and ends with advancerulingending date shown in the beading of the latter.

Shortly before the exid of your advance ruling pc’iod, we will send you FOnn8734, Support Schedule for Advance Ruling Period. You will have 90 days afterthe end of your advanceruling period to return the cotnjleted form. We willthen notify you, Sn writing, about your public charity status.

Please see enclosed Infornation for Exempt Organizations Under Section5010 3 for sate helpful information about your responsibilities as an exemptorganization.

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Lois 6. LernerDirector, Exempt Organizations

Rulings and Agreements

?nclosurt$t Xnforma.tion for Organintions sxempt Under Section 501Cc31Statute ctexa;ion

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