Quentin Richard

RIt could be worse. He will be in a major market and if he can help turn the Clips around, there will be a lot of people jumping on the C's bandwagon. They play in a nice arena and have some good young players to build around. Sterling is a horrible owner, but has shown a willingnes to loosen the purse strings a little the last few years. They need to fire Dunleavy. I don't know why he is still coaching that team. The Clippers are probably nobody's first choice, but I think I would rather play for them than the Memphis Grizzlies. Although he grew up and went to college in Oklahoma, so I doubt he is too picky.

Rborn Ricardo Muñoz Ramírez on February 29, 1960-- Source from WikiSend a letter to both asking their birth dates. Then you will know.

RList of Notable Prisoners of San Quentin:Notable inmatesThe San Quentin gas chamber originally employed lethal cyanide gas for the purpose of carrying out capital punishment. The chamber has since been converted to an execution chamber where lethal injection is used. Two chairs once sat where the restraining table is now located.Vincent Brothers - convicted and sentenced to death in the shooting and stabbing of 5 members of his family, including 3 children. Alejandro Avila - convicted of kidnapping and killing 5 year old Samantha Runnion. William Richard Bradford - convicted of two murders in the 1980s, the Los Angeles Police Department revealed in July 2006 that there is cause to believe he was a serial killer responsible for several murders in the 1970s and 1980s. Kevin Cooper - convicted and sentenced to death for the hatchet and knife massacre of the Ryen family. Tiequon Aundray Cox - sentenced to death in 1986 for the 1984 murders of four relatives of the former defensive back, NFL player Kermit Alexander. Richard Allen Davis - convicted of kidnapping and murdering Polly Klaas. Scott Erskine - convicted of killing Jonathan Sellers, 10, and Charlie Keever, 13. Richard Farley - convicted of killing seven of his co-workers and nearly killing another, a female co-worker whom he stalked after she rejected him. Ryan Hoyt - Associate of Jesse James Hollywood, convicted of the murder of Nicholas Markowitz Randy Kraft - serial killer who was convicted of 16 murders and suspected of 51 others. Mikhail Markhasev - convicted of killing Ennis Cosby, son of comedian Bill Cosby. Jarvis Jay Masters - convicted and sentenced to death for participating in the murder of prison guard Hal Burchfield. Michael Morales - convicted for the brutal murder of Terri Winchell Charles Ng - serial killer who tortured and murdered 11 people. Scott Peterson - convicted murderer of his pregnant wife, Laci and their unborn child, Conner. Richard Ramirez - serial killer known as "The Night Stalker"; convicted of killing 13 people. Morris Solomon Jr. - serial killer convicted of murdering 6 prostitutes in Sacramento. Cary Stayner - convicted murderer who killed 4 women in Yosemite, California. Marcus Wesson - convicted of killing nine of his family members. David Westerfield - convicted of kidnapping and killing 7 year old Danielle Van Dam Brandon Wilson - convicted in the 1998 slashing death of 9 year old Matthew Cecchi. [edit] FormerClarence Ray Allen - Convicted for ordering the strangulation of Mary Sue Kitts and the shotgun killing of Bryon Schletewitz and seven others (others were not killed). Executed on January 17, 2006. Edward Bunker - FBI most wanted fugitive who reformed and became an author and actor. Was sentenced at age 17, the youngest inmate at the time. Caryl Chessman - Convicted rape offender, was given the death penalty in 1948 and executed in 1960; the last man executed in the United States for a sexual offense that did not result in murder. Billy Cook - Murderer of Carl Mosser, his wife Thelma, their three small children and motorist Robert Dewey; he died in the gas chamber on December 12, 1952. Juan Corona - Convicted of killing 25 people and sentenced to life without parole. Transferred to Corcoran State Prison. Joseph Cosey - convicted of various crimes; known for document forgery from 1913-1940 of historical United States figures. Henry Cowell - American composer convicted on a "morals" charge in 1936. Mack Ray Edwards convicted child killer who committed suicide while on death row. Robert Alton Harris - The first person executed in San Quentin's gas chamber after the reinstitution of California's death penalty. Michael Wayne Hunter - Sentenced to death after the murders of his father and stepmother in 1981. Retried in 2002, sentenced to Life. Transferred to Salinas Valley State Prison. George Jackson - Member of the Black Panther Party, killed in San Quentin in 1971. Jang In-hwan - Korean independence activist who assassinated former American diplomat Durham Stevens in 1908[2] Charles Manson - Leader of the Manson family. Transferred to Corcoran State Prison in 1989. [1] S. S. Millard - Exploitation filmmaker Wallace Fard Muhammad - Founder of the Nation of Islam. Louise Peete - Convicted murderess, executed in the gas chamber on 11 April 1947. Abe Ruef - San Francisco political boss, for bribery Sirhan Sirhan - Assassin of Robert F. Kennedy. Has since been transferred to Corcoran State Prison. Danny Trejo - Actor. Stanley Tookie Williams - Convicted murderer & early leader of the Crips street gang. Author and cause celebre. Executed by lethal injection on December 13, 2005.

RI agree with you 100%. This is one of my peeves. This guy has been alive and well and married for 20 years now and his appeals process is still going strong. Apparently there are all kinds of court issues still dragging his case out and he'll probably live a nice long life. People say the death penalty is not a deterrent. Yes, because they know they can still live a long life. If they made it a mandatory "death" within a year of conviction, you'd better believe it would be a deterrent. This guy is the poster boy for the death penalty and everything is fine and dandy for him.

RIt may or may not be set, depending on the status of the appeals, but that is public information. You need to write to the State of California in order to obtain it and you might have to pay a fee. You should be able to find out how to write them on their website.

ROne Week.

RCoast to coast can almost take a week.

RFranklin Richards is a mutant with vast psionic powers. His abilities are so great that he can create "pocket" universes in alternate realities. (A "pocket" universe is a cosmos that does not equal our own in size.) When Franklin achieves the conscious use of his full powers, he will have telepathic powers, tremendous telekinetic powers, the ability to fire enormously powerful energy blasts, and the ability to rearrange the molecular structure of matter, even up to a cosmic scale. Franklin Richards has imposed mental blocks within his own mind to prevent him from using most of his psionic potential while he is still such a young child. It is possible that the strength of these blocks has faded over time, or that they cannot prevent him from utilizing his full powers unconsciously, as he did in creating the alternate reality to which he dispatched his parents and others following their clash with Onslaught. The mental blocks also work only when Franklin is in his physical body; his astral form can apparently use all of his psionic potential if it has separated from his physical form.The mental blocks did not restrict Franklin from using his precognitive abilities, which manifest themselves in his dreams, enabling him to envision possible future events. Although there are countless possible futures, Franklin foresees the most probable future path, and therefore his predictions usually come true. Franklin seemingly cannot foresee events more than roughly a few days in the future. Franklin's precognitive power developed to the point at which he could see images of future events even when he's conscious.Franklin also developed the ability to place himself in a trance-like state while remaining fully conscious. While he is in this trance, he can project an intangible, ghostlike image of himself to another location, through which he can see and hear what goes on at that location. What Franklin has called the "dreams" he has while in this state are not truly dreams, but his conscious awareness of the environment into which he has projected his "dream-self." It is not yet known how far Franklin can project his "dream-self" away from his physical body, but he has projected it onto a planet while his physical body was in a starship high above the planet's surface.Franklin has not recently manifested his powers to perceive the future or to project a "dream-self" and it is not clear whether he can still use these abilities or whether they have returned to latency. after him you can add the followingProfessor Charles XavierJean GreyEmma FrostPrincess-Majestrix Lilandra Neramani (Xavier's ex-wife)

RLoads of people want contact with prisoners on death row. Many people have this fascination/fetish. The odds are poor for you to get a response at all.

RIf you were shown photos of mutilated people by an insane uncle and witnessed the brutal murder of a woman at such close range that her blood splattered on your face, how do you know you would have turned out any better?Why do idiots like you feel you have the right to torment others? Didn't they teach you better in kindergarten?Get a life.-- EDIT --And, after reading your question, I'm wondering why you would send a serial killer of women pictures of yourself with a self-addressed envelope? I think you need some serious therapy.Better hope for your sake he doesn't end up getting clemency or winning an appeal.