Name That Note! with ACCIDENTALS

HERE is another note naming exercise.  This one has a lot of accidentals in it.

Accidentals raise or lower the pitch of a note.  They are indicated by:

sharps (♯)     Adding a sharp to a "natural" note raises the note by 1/2 step
naturals (♮)   When we say "the note A" we are really referring to "the note A natural"
flats (♭)         Adding a flat to a "natural" note lowers the note by 1/2 step

Be specific when answering these questions.  Tell me exactly how to play each note (ex: F natural = Low 1 on the E string)

Email me your answers :)

(please put "Name That Note! with ACCIDENTALS" in the subject line of your email)