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'We all say these things, ' Mr. Cochran says, looking back. 'But most people aren't stupid enough to put it in an email. '

Senator Cochran said he would work to "craft language and funding that will be approved by the Senate" in the next recovery bill for all U.

He watched Cochran go down, and suddenly he moved, throwing himself at the dark-haired dead man.

Both of Cochran's corpses were heading his way, armed.

Mary Cochran went out of the rooms where she lived with her father, Doctor Lester Cochran, at seven o'clock on a Sunday evening.

But Gregory Cochran is prepared to say it anyway.

During World War II, Jacqueline Cochran was the first woman to fly a heavy bomber over the Atlantic.

Cochran had stopped grinning. "Some of us will stay, " he said uncertainly. "We can farm with the corpses, or something. "

Cochran and her colleagues are trying to push the Quake Catchers' membership toward 10, 000.

"I might lose my crew anyway, Matt, " Cochran said. "If Bartling throws us out, I'll have to sell some of my corpses for passage money. "

Cochran is part scientist and part saleswoman as she crisscrosses the state to persuade people to become Quake Catchers.

Cochran nodded and forced a grin. He walked down the dock to his launch, his dead men trailing behind.

Cochran shrugged and lifted his beer. "Yeah, " he said. But his grin didn't hide his worry.

Before she left, Cochran installed a sensor and the Quake Catcher program on a computer in the corner of the classroom.

But his lawyer Johnnie Cochran showed the jury a glove found at the crime scene. He showed that the glove appeared not to fit Mr.

Cochran wrote to First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt in 1939 about an idea she had for a corps of women Army reserve pilots.

"The carpet capital is not going to be Dalton and the 100 miles around Dalton ever again, " Ms. Cochran said.

Also in 1986, LCDR Donnie Cochran, joined the Blue Angels as the first African-American Naval Aviator to be selected.

The ribbing went on for weeks. Mr. Cochran's email went viral inside the agency minutes after it was sent.

Dr Cochran thinks they do exist, and that they are exactly the genes that cause the inherited diseases which afflict Ashkenazi society.

Mr. Cochran seized the moment to rally his writing partner.

Cochran threw cocktail parties and receptions, sometimes making verbal offers after only short conversations.

Johnnie Cochran's summation for the defense added controversy to an already very controversial trial.

That's another reason why Cochran thinks expanding the Quake Catchers Network is so important.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Wendell Cochran is a journalism professor at American University in Washington, D. C.

One elite group, formed from Cochran's best flyers, received an assignment to tow aerial targets at Camp Davis in South Carolina.

Down the beach, Cochran was looking at the tableau.

But the star attraction of the morning was Cochran's silver MacBook, equipped with the Quake Catcher program.

Some called Mr. Cochran an idiot, some pretended to insult others and then asked, 'Uh-oh, did I send that to all? '

Dr Cochran and his colleagues predict they will be so by about five IQ points.

Defense lawyer Johnnie Cochran faced what seemed like overwhelming evidence of Simpson's guilt.

Cochran thinks a scientist on a long-range project had brought along a laptop with the Quake Catcher program.

Kabaraijian poured and sipped while Cochran discussed his day. It hadn't gone well; only six stones, none of them very big.

Kabaraijian sank gratefully into the chair opposite him. Cochran grinned. "Beer? " he asked. "We could split a pitcher. "

Abruptly he was conscious of Cochran standing beside him, saying something.

And colder when it finally hit him, like ice water. Cochran's corpses hadn't responded either. Both crews had turned on their handlers.

"Gas is a loss leader for them, so they're willing to cut the price to get you on the premises and shop, " says Cochran.

"Hey, " said Cochran. "You shoulda got that. Your corpses won't respond till you turn it off. "

Simpson sighed in relief, Cochran pumped his fist and slapped Simpson on the back.

Dressed in a white blazer and jeans, Cochran, 31, was flanked by graduate students.

Now, they have become quake-catching proselytizers themselves -- and are sounding a lot like Cochran.

' Leslie Cochran, a street resident in Austin, Texas, who has twice run for mayor, has 10, 775 'friends' on his MySpace page.

Mr. Cochran, the advertising creative director, couldn't sleep the night after his Reply All disaster.

Cochran never moved again, and he spoke only once.

"You can't do that, " Cochran said belligerently. "We've got contracts. "

Mr. Cochran had lots of time to reflect on ways to avoid repeating his mistake.

But Cochran stopped him, looking troubled.

About 1, 000 people have already signed on as "Quake Catchers, " and Cochran's group hopes to possibly blanket California and beyond.

Mr. Cochran had to face his colleagues in the weekly creative meetings.

He straightened quickly, spinning around to face Cochran's two corpses.

A striking blonde, Cochran also ran her own cosmetics firm and created such popular products as Wonda-matic mascara.

Sadly, we are not, as Bill Cochran, a 44-year-old advertising creative director, can attest.

He became a general practitioner in Cochran, 35 miles southeast of the university.

Cochran got the idea for the network from a computer program on a friend's MacBook.

Sheskey contacted Cochran after January's magnitude 7. 0 quake in Haiti.

Kabaraijian started to circle the desk, but Cochran grabbed his arm.

If Elizabeth Cochran allowed herself to dream, the future would look something like this:

Introduction of Control Scheme of Cochran Thermax Package Steam Boiler

John Cochran, Metropolitan State College