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One of the problems with this article is that it was far from how a wikipedia article should be formatted. I've made an attempt at improving it per the MOS. This included footnoting the references, and consolidating external links (don't need the same link in two different places). [[User:Akradecki|Akradecki]] 16:06, 6 October 2006 (UTC)


== Florida corporation data ==

I don't know if this is useful, but you can pull up information on corporate officers from the State of Florida's sunbiz.org website. Here for instance is Corporate Officer/Registered Agent Names info for people named "James Dicks" (they may not all be the same person):
* http://www.sunbiz.org/scripts/corofflis.exe (page 1 of 3)

By the way, it looks like Mr. Dicks' middle initial is "E."  

I have also posted some info on the talk page for the AfD that recently closed. --[[User:A. B.|A. B.]] 02:21, 18 November 2006 (UTC)

::Also James W. Dicks or Jack W. Dicks, but possibly not James Earl Dicks.  James E. James W. and Jack W. all list the same address on the 25 or so Florida corps bearing their names.  [[User:Smallbones|Smallbones]] 21:40, 21 December 2006 (UTC)⏎
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James has been actively involved in the new initiative called Operation Homefront.  Below is the information.  I hope these types of activities continue to grow his positive reputation.

There are many amazing organizations across this nation that have mobilized to help the men and women of the military and their families. If you are regular readers of The James Dicks Magazine, you know that our company is dedicated to the nation’s military, and each month we tell you about others who help these special people in our society. I recently found an extraordinary group of people, led by a dedicated woman named Meredith Leyva, who has formed a group called Operation Homefront. 

In their own words, “Operation Homefront is a national nonprofit that provides emergency support and morale to our military troops, the families they leave behind during deployment and wounded warriors when they return home.” That in itself is a marvelous and daunting mission that often creates smiles and always offers relief to the military men and women who come into contact with this special organization.