How Many of These Thought Leaders Do You Recognize?

In his August 29 post to the Blue Skunk Blog, Doug Johnson posted a list of 72 leading thinkers in "libraryland." How many of these leaders do you recognize?

1. Alice Yucht
2. Amy Oberts
3. Anita Beaman
4. Annette Lamb
5. Barbara Jansen
6. Barbara Stripling
7. Bob Berkowitz
8. Brenda Anderson
9. Buffy Hamilton
10. Carl Harvey
11. Carol Gordon
12. Carol Kuhlthou
13. Carol Simpson
14. Carolyn Foote
15. Cathy Jo Nelson
16. Chris Harris
17. Daniel Callison
18. David Loertscher
19. David Warlick
20. Deb Levitov
21. Deb Logan
22. Debbie Abilock
23. Diane Chen
24. Diane Cordell
25. Dianne McKenzie
26. Donna Baumbach
27. Doug Achterman
28. Ernie Cox
29. Fran Bullington
30. Frances Jacobson Harris
31. Gary Hartzell
32. Gail Dickinson
33. Gwyneth Jones
34. Heather Loy
35. Hilda Weisburg
36. Jacquie Henry
37. Jamie McKenzie
38. Jeri Hurd
39. Jim Randolph
40. Joyce Valenza
41. Judi Moreillon
42. Judy O'Connell
43. Karen Kliegman
44. Keith Curry Lance
45. Ken Haycock
46. Kristin Fontichiaro
47. Laura Pearle
48. Laurie Conzemius
49. Leigh Ann Jones
50. Leslie Farmer
51. Lisa Perez
52. Marcia Mardis
53. Mary Alice Anderson
54. Mary Ann Bell
55. Mary Ann Fitzgerald
56. Mary Woodard
57. Mike Eisenberg
58. Nancy Everhart
59. Nicola McNee
60. Patricia Carmichael
61. Rob Darrow
62. Rob Rubis
63. Ross Todd
64. Sandra Hughes-Hassell
65. Sara Kelly Johns
66. Shannon Miller
67. Shelee King George
68. Stephen Abram
69. Stephen Krashen
70. Susan Sedro
71. Vi Harada
72. Wendy Stephens

Granted, there are some names on this list that I don't know, but I posit that if you aren't familiar with most of these leaders, you need to step up your professional development efforts.  This is where a statewide or local PLN could be beneficial, as it would be inefficient for all of us to follow everyone.  What do you think?