Texas: John

And, it's Mary Huls. From her website:

As an ordinary American I have become increasingly concerned with the dramatic expansion of the Federal Government and its increasing involvement in every aspect of our lives. This concern has led me to become active in the 912 Project and Tea Party constitutional grassroots movement.

It has become obvious that the voice of the people has been lost. It is not enough to write letters, send emails and make phone calls. Equally so, our rallies and protests are ignored or demeaned by the mainstream media. Consequently, I choose to exercise my prerogative as an ordinary citizen to enter the political arena to aid in returning government back to the people and having our voices heard once again.

This is pretty interesting about Buzz Aldrin taking communion on the Moon:

The astronaut later described in Guideposts magazine what took place during the radio blackout as Armstrong watched but did not participate.

"I poured the wine into the chalice our church had given me. In the one-sixth gravity of the moon the wine curled slowly and gracefully up the side of the cup. It was interesting to think that the very first liquid ever poured on the moon, and the first food eaten there, were communion elements."

Aldrin proceeded to read from John 15:5.

"I am the vine, you are the branches. Whoever remains in me, and I in him, will bear much fruit; for you can do nothing without me."Take that you non-Catholics!

So, our friend John (JC) is at WrestleMania, and through the miracle of the internets and cell phones, he was able to send this picture to me to show all of you - because he knows you have that bated breath thing happening. Yes, it's a craptacular photo, but what do you expect from a lame cell phone?

Apparently, it's on pay per view at 6 PM. I learned that and other fun facts on the WrestleMania website. For example, someone named "The Undertaker" is "performing". There is EXCLUSIVE COVERAGE on that website. There are photos of WWE Divas (big boobies alert). There is so much more on that website that I do not understand at all.

Here's the list

Ag & Livestock - Yvonne Gonzalez Toureilles

Appropriations - Jim Pitts

Border & International Affairs  -- Veronica Gonzales

Business & Industry -- Joe Deshotel

Calendars - Brian McCall

Corrections - Jim McReynolds

County Affairs - Garnet Coleman

Criminal Jurisprudence - Pete Gallego

Culture, Recreation & Tourism - Mark Homer

Defense & Veterans Affairs - Frank Corte

Elections - Todd Smith

Energy Resources - Jim Keffer

Environmental Regulation - Byron Cook

General Investigation & Ethics - Chuck Hopson

Higher Education - Dan Branch

House Administration - Charlie Geren

Human Services - Patrick Rose

Insurance - John Smithee

Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence - Todd Hunter

Land & Resource Management - Dennis Bonnen

Licensing & Adminstrative Procedures - Ed Kuempel

Local Consent & Calendars - Senfronia Thompson

Natural Resources - Allan Ritter

Pensions Investments & Financial Services - Vicki Truitt

Public Education - Rob Eissler

Public Health - Lois Kolkhorst

Public Safety - Tommy Merritt

Redistricting - Delwin Jones

Rules & Resolutions -  Ruth Jones McClendon

State Affairs - Burt Solomons

Technology, Economic Development & Workforce - Mark Strama

Transportation - Joe Pickett

Urban Affairs - Yvonne Davis

Ways & Means - Rene Oliveira