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STPI Software Technology Parks of India | Scientist Vacancy for BE/ BTECH/ ME/ MTECH/ MCA | Government Jobs | August 2010 | Last Date: 16 August, 2010.
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BE/ BTECH/ ME/ MTECH (Electronics, Computer Science, IT) required in Software Technology Parks of India (STPI), New Delhi.
सॉफ्टवेयर टेक्नोलॉजी पार्क्स आफ इंडिया (एस.टी.पी.आई.) सूचना प्रौद्योगिकी मंत्रालय, भारत सरकार के अधीन सोसाइटी है जिसकी स्थापना भारत से सॉफ्टवेयर के निर्यात को प्रोत्साहित करने, बढ़ावा देने और वृद्धि करने के उद्देश्य से 1991 में की गई थी।
सॉफ्टवेयर टेक्नोलॉजी पार्क्स ऑफ इंडिया परामर्शी, प्रशिक्षण और कार्यान्वयन सेवाएं प्रदान करने के लिए आंतरिक इंजीनियरी संसाधन रखता है। इन सेवाओं में नेटवर्क डिजाइन, प्रणाली एकीकरण, विविध क्षेत्रों में अप्रयुक्त नेटवर्क और सुविधाओं के संस्थापन, प्रचालन और उनका अनुरक्षण शामिल है।
प्रक्रिया का विकास गुणवत्ता प्रबंधन प्रणाली के आधार पर है। एस.टी.पी.आई. के केन्द्र भी आईएसओ 9001 प्रमाणन का अनुपालन करते हैं।
Software Technology Parks of India has played a seminal role in accomplishing this status. Today, STPIs across over the country are synonymous with excellent Infrastructure and Statutory support aimed at furthering growth of Information Technology in the country.
Software Technology Parks of India (STPI), is a society set up by the Ministry of Information Technology, Government of India in 1991, with the objective of encouraging, promoting and boosting the Software Exports from India. STPI maintains internal engineering resources to provide consulting, training and implementation services. Services cover Network Design, System Integration, Installation, Operations and maintenance of application networks and facilities in varied areas.
Process development is based on the Quality Management System. STPI centres also adhere to ISO 9001 certification.
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KSKRA DR. K.S.KRISHNAN RESEARCH ASSOCIATESHIP | ME/ MTECH/ MS Engineers Recruitment | Government Jobs | July 2010 | Last Date: 1st September, 2010.
Jul 20, 2010 Government Job, Jobs after ME/ MTECH, ME, MS, Mtech, Research Associates, Research Fellowships, With experience
ME/ MTECH/ MS Engineers required to work on R&D programmes of national importance relevant to the DAE under DR. K.S.KRISHNAN RESEARCH ASSOCIATESHIP
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Department of Atomic Energy (DAE), Board of Research in Nuclear Sciences (BRNS) invites applications for the post of "Research Associates" as 22nd Batch under the DR. K.S.KRISHNAN RESEARCH ASSOCIATESHIP.
Candidates are required to to work on R&D programs in one of the following advanced research centre's of the Department:
- Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Mumbai.
- Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research (IGCAR), Kalpakkam.
- Raja Ramanna Centre for Advanced Technology (RRCAT), Indore.
- Variable Energy Cyclotron Centre (VECC), Kolkata.
- Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB), Mumbai.
Educational Qualification: Master's degree in Engineering (M.Tech./ M.E./ M.S.)
Work Experience: At least
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ISRO Indian Space Research Organisation | Scientist/Engineer `SC' Vacancy | Recruitment BE/ BTECH/ ME/ MTECH | Government Jobs 2010 | July 2010 | Apply Online Between: 13-July-2010 and 06-August-2010.
Jul 13, 2010 Apply online, Chemical, Control, Electrical, Electrical & Power, Electrical and Electronics, Electronics and Communication, Electronics and Instrumentation, Electronics and Telecommunication, Government Job, Job After Btech, Job BUzz, Jobs after ME/ MTECH, ME, Mechanical, Mtech, With experience
BE/ BTECH/ ME/ MTECH (Mechanical/ Chemical/ Control Systems/ Electrical/ Electronics) required in Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO),Bangalore.
Space activities in the country started during early 1960s with the scientific investigation of upper atmosphere and ionosphere over the magnetic equator that passes over Thumba near Thiruvananthapuram using small sounding rockets realizing the immense potential of space technology for national development, Dr. Vikram Sarabhai, the visionary leader envisioned that this powerful technology could play a meaningful role in national development and solving the problems of common man. Thumba Equatorial Rocket Launching Station (TERLS), a few meters from the coastline,St Mary Magdalene Church
Thus, Indian Space programme born in the church beginning, space activities in the country, concentrated on achieving self reliance and developing capability to build and launch communication satellites for television broadcast, telecommunications and meteorological applications; remote sensing satellites for management of natural resources.
The objective of ISRO is to develop space technology and its application to various national tasks. ISRO has established two major space systems, INSAT for communication, television broadcasting and meteorological services, and Indian Remote Sensing Satellites (IRS) system for resources monitoring and management. ISRO has developed two satellite launch vehicles, PSLV and GSLV, to place INSAT and IRS satellites in the required orbits
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Position: Scientist/Engineer `SC'
Eligibility: ME/M.Tech/MSc (Engg) or equivalent degree should be in First Class with an aggregate minimum of 60% or CGPA/CPI grading of 6.5 on a 10 scale or equivalent and pre-eligibility qualification of BE/B Tech/B Sc (Engg) or equivalent should also be in First class with an aggregate of 65% (Average of all semesters).
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Scientist/Engineer-SC | ME01 | Control Systems/Control Dynamics(ME/ M Tech or equivalent in Control Systems/Control Dynamics) |
Scientist/Engineer-SC | ME02 | Structural Engineering (ME/M Tech in Structural Engg or equivalent with BE/B.Tech in Mech. Engg) |
Scientist/Engineer-SC | ME03 | Industrial Engineering (ME/M Tech in Industrial Engg or equivalent with BE/B.Tech in Mech. Engg) |
Scientist/Engineer-SC | ME04 | Industrial Safety (ME/M Tech or equivalent in Industrial Safety with BE/B Tech in Mechanical /Chemical Engg) |
Scientist/Engineer-SC | ME05 | Micro Electronics/MEMS (ME/M Tech or equivalent in Micro Electronics) |
Scientist/Engineer-SC | ME06 | Digital Electronics/Avionics (ME/M Tech or equivalent in Avionics/Digital Electronics) |
Scientist/Engineer-SC | ME07 | RF,Microwave and Antenna (ME/M Tech in Electronics with RF/Communication/ Microwave / Radar or equivalent) |
Scientist/Engineer-SC | ME08 | Material Science ( ME/M Tech or equivalent in Material Science) |
Scientist/Engineer-SC | ME09 | Optics/Applied Optics ( ME/M Tech or equivalent in Optics/Applied optics) |
Scientist/Engineer-SC | ME10 | Mechanical/Machine Design (ME/M Tech or equivalent in Machine Design/CAD/CAE with BE/ B Tech in Mechanical Engg) |
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SAMEER Society for Applied Microwave Electronic Engineering and Research | BE/ BTECH/ ME/ MTECH Recruitment | Government/ PSU Jobs | July 2010 | Last Date: 21 July, 2010
Jul 4, 2010 Government Job, Job After Btech, Jobs after ME/ MTECH, ME, Mechanical, Mtech, Thermal, With experience
BE/ BTECH/ ME/ MTECH required in Society for Applied Microwave Electronic Engineering and Research (SAMEER), Chennai.
Society for Applied Microwave Electronic Engineering and Research – SAMEER is an institution set-up by Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (then Dept. of Electronics) to promote research and development in the area of Microwave Electronics. Centre for Electromagnetics – CEM under SAMEER, located in Chennai, has been in the field of Electromagnetic Interference and Compatibility since 1983. The centre has established in the the field of Electromagnetic Interference and Compatibility for the more than twenty five years. We serve Indian and global industries in applied research & development, design consultancy, testing & training with the state-of-the-art infrastructure and experienced and qualified engineers and technicians. The services offered also includes those in the related areas such as Communication, Antenna, Electronic Packaging. NABL accredited and recognized by various international bodies for its EMI-EMC services, centre now offers its support to Industries in various aspects of Electronic Product Development. Product Testing, Systems Design and Development.
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Educational Background: B.E / B Tech (Mechanical Engineering) preferably ME/ M.Tech in Thermal stream. The minimum aggregate marks
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Jet Airways | Recruitment BE/ BTECH/ ME/ MTECH (Aeronautical/ Mechanical/ Aerospace) | June 2010 | Last Date: July 7, 2010 | Mumbai Jobs.
Jun 30, 2010 Aeronautical, Aeronautics, Aerospace, Apply online, Job After Btech, Jobs after ME/ MTECH, ME, Mechanical, Mtech, With experience
BE/ BTECH/ ME/ MTECH (Aeronautical/ Mechanical/ Aerospace) required for the post in Jet Airways, Mumbai.
Jet Airways has come a long way since its first flight in 1993. It's one of the fastest growing airlines in the world, and now it's all set to change the way you fly – for the better! Jet Airways operates flights to 23 international destinations, offering you a better choice in the skies.
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Job Location: Mumbai
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NPCIL Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited | BE/ BTECH/ ME/ MTECH Recruitment | Government Jobs | June 2010 | Last Date: 14 July, 2010.
Jun 29, 2010 Chemical, Civil, Computer Science, Electrical, Electrical & Power, Electrical and Electronics, Electronics and Communication, Electronics and Instrumentation, Electronics and Telecommunication, Energy, Environment, Fire, Geotechnical Engineering, Government Job, Instrumentation, Job After Btech, Jobs after ME/ MTECH, ME, Mechanical, Metallurgical, Mtech, With experience
BE/ BTECH/ ME/ MTECH (Chemical, Civil,Computer Science, Electrical, Electronics, Energy Systems, Environment,Industrial/Fire Safety, Instrumentation, Mechanical, Metallurgy, Nuclear, Power) required at Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL), Mumbai.
Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited is a Public Sector Enterprise under the administrative control of the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE), Government of India. The Company was registered as a Public Limited Company under the Companies Act, 1956 in September 1987 with the objective of operating the atomic power stations and implementing the atomic power projects for generation of electricity in
pursuance of the schemes and programs of the Government of India under the Atomic Energy Act, 1962.
NPCIL generated about 90 billion units of electricity in the X plan (2002-2007) exceeding the set target by about 10%, and added 1180 MWe capacity against the target of 1300 MWe capacity, thus realizing 91% of the target capacity addition. In the year 2009-10 RAPP-5&6 (2×220 MWe capacity) commenced commercial operation. Also, RAPS-2 (200 MWe capacity) was synchronized to grid after successfully carrying out EMFR works.
Post Name:
- Scientific Officers/ Executives-C
- Scientific Officers/ Executives-D
- Scientific Officers/ Executives- E
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SERC Structural Engineering Research Centre | Government Jobs | ME/ MTECH Recruitment/ Scientist Vacancy |June 2010 | Last Date: July 30, 2010
Jun 29, 2010 Apply online, Government Job, Jobs after ME/ MTECH, ME, Mtech, Structural Engineering, With experience
ME/ MTECH in Structural Engineering required at Structural Engineering Research Centre (SERC), Chennai.
Structural Engineering Research Centre, Chennai, is a premier National Laboratory under the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research. The major areas of R & D thrust of the Centre include Structural Concrete Engineering & Technology, Sustainable Materials and Composites, & Retrofitting/rehabilitation of Structures, Computational Structural Mechanics for Analysis and Design & Software Development, Transmission Towers, Metal Structure Behavior & Fatigue and Fracture, Structural Health Monitoring and Evaluation & Forensic Analysis and Wind Engineering and Earthquake Engineering. The Centre has built up excellent facilities for testing of structures and structural models, and also for mathematical modeling and simulation.
Name of the Post: SCIENTIST GR.IV[2]
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Xtouch X704 Tablet (7 Inch, 8 GB, WiFi, White)
Description of Xtouch X704 Tablet (7 Inch, 8 GB, WiFi, White)
The Xtouch X704 Tablet White is a portable computer enabled device from Xtouch, which comes equipped with an upgraded Android 4.0 operating system, a powerful A10 ARM Cortex A8 FRQ 1200MHZ processor, and a 512 MB RAM. This makes it capable to handle various functions and the Tab comes packaged with a bundle of applications which increase its functionality. The pristine white color of the case, its shiny finish and simple architecture, make the Xtouch X704 Tablet White an instant winner among users.
Overall dimensions of 194 x 120 x 11 mm and a weight of 330 grams, makes the Xtouch X704 Tablet White ideal for carrying purposes by any user. A 7 inch 5 points Capacitive Touch Screen with a resolution of 800×480 pixels serves as the display unit of the screen and provides high clarity pictures with great visual performances. A multitouch screen with a good response.
The Android operating system, Ice Cream Sandwich (v.4.0), provides an improved interface, and keeps the Tab running at a smooth pace. The applications and various programs of the Xtouch X704 Tablet White are powered by the 1.2 GHz ARM Cortex A8 processor with Mali 400 GPU support. The processor works with the 512 MB RAM, to enable multiple functions to be run simultaneously, as well as a faster response time.
The Xtouch X704 Tablet White is fitted with a USB port that helps the user to sync it to a desktop. This aids data transmission and provides a wider support for emails. Internet access is available via the WiFi connectivity option. Fast and constant Internet connection is possible using the USB 3G Modem option. External RJ45 support increases the connectivity of the Tablet.
A recyclable 4000 mAh Lithium battery delivers a satisfactory performance of 5 hours of video playback and 20 days of standby time on the Tab. The Xtouch X704 Tablet White helps users to store media files like music, videos, and images as well as documents on the Tab itself up to 8GB. The memory can be extended up to 32GB using a Micro TF Card.
The music feature on the Xtouch X704 Tablet White is upgraded to include advanced capabilities like a Photo album, and LRC lyrics synchronizing. A wide range of audio (OMTP MP3,OGG,AAC) and video (AVI, MKV,MOV, TS, M2TS, RM/RMVB, FLV,3GP, MPEG, DAT, MP4) formats are supported by the Tablet. The inclusion of a Stereo speaker, and a 3.5 mm jack for earphones, enhances the audio and video playback on the Tablet. The Tab serves handy substitution for a digital camera to click pictures and record videos via the 2 MP camera on the rear of the Tab. The secondary camera along with the built in mic and speaker enable video calls on the Xtouch X704 Tablet White. A document editor helps you read documents and email attachments in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF files, on the Tablet itself. The tablet features an Arabic keyboard, Accelerometer, and support for 23 languages, which increases its functionality. In summary, Multimedia functions like watching movies, playing games, listening to music, and internet browsing became more enjoyable on the large screen provided by the Xtouch X704 Tablet White.
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Specifications of Xtouch X704 Tablet (7 Inch, 8 GB, WiFi, White)
Product Title: | Xtouch X704 Tablet (7 Inch, 8 GB, WiFi, White) |
Item EAN: | 2724269143336 |
Brand: | Xtouch Tablets |
Color: | White |
Operating System: | Android 4.0 |
Battery type: | Rechargeable Lithium Battery |
Display Resolution: | 800x480 |
Storage Capacity: | 8 GB |
Touchscreen: | 5 points Capacitive Touch Screen |
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Supported audio standards: | 3.5 mm OMTP MP3,OGG,AAC,etc,LRC lyrics sychronizing,Photo Album,Stereo speaker |
3G: | Support USB 3G Modem |
Connectivity: | 802.11b/g wireless internet |
Second camera: | Front camera 0.3 Megapixel |
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Battery charger: | 110V-220V Input,5V,DC 2.5A Output |
Memory Size: | 512MB DDR3 |
Weight: | 300 |
Integrated GPS Module: | |
CPU: | A10 ARM Cortex-A8 FRQ 1200MHz |
OnBoard Graphic Chip: | Mali-400 |
Camera Resolution: | Back camera 2 Megapixel |
CCD image sensor: | Accelerometer |
Video Formats: | AVI, MKV(XVID/px/H.264), MOV, TS, M2TS, RM/RMVB, FLV,3GP, MPEG, DAT, MP4(support to 1080P:1920x1080) |
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Table 1: Dosing Recommendations for EPIVIR (lamivudine) Tablets in Pediatric Patients
Weight (kg) | Dosage Regimen Using Scored 150 mg Tablet | Total Daily Dose | |
AM Dose | PM Dose | ||
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150 mg, are white, diamond-shaped, scored, film-coated tablets debossed with "GX CJ7" on both sides.
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300 mg, are gray, modified diamond-shaped, film-coated tablets engraved with "GX EJ7" on one side and plain on the reverse side.
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A clear, colorless to pale yellow, strawberry-banana flavored liquid, contains 10 mg of lamivudine per 1 mL.
EPIVIR (lamivudine) Scored Tablets, 150 mg
White, diamond-shaped, scored, film-coated tablets debossed with "GX CJ7" on both sides.
Bottle of 60 tablets (NDC 0173-0470-01) with child-resistant closure.
EPIVIR (lamivudine) Tablets, 300 mg
Gray, modified diamond-shaped, film-coated tablets engraved with "GX EJ7" on one side and plain on the reverse side.
Bottle of 30 tablets (NDC 0173-0714-00) with child-resistant closure.
Recommended Storage:
Store EPIVIR (lamivudine) Tablets at 25°C (77°F); excursions permitted to 15° to 30°C (59° to 86°F) [see USP Controlled Room Temperature].
EPIVIR (lamivudine) Oral Solution, 10 mg/mL
A clear, colorless to pale yellow, strawberry-banana-flavored liquid, contains 10 mg of lamivudine in each 1 mL.
Plastic bottle of 240 mL (NDC 0173-0471-00) with child-resistant closure. This product does not require reconstitution.
Recommended Storage:
Store in tightly closed bottles at 25°C (77°F) [see USP Controlled Room Temperature].
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The Cornish pasty, once the daily fare of tin miners, is going back to its origins thanks to this protected food status granted by the European Commission.
It was somewhat disappointing not to see any mention of the pasty being served at any of these establishments on the Cornish Ale trail.


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Join the Oldham County History Center in taking a closer look at the meaning of Earth Day throughout the month of April. No matter when or how you celebrate Earth Day, its message is the same: everyone has a personal responsibility to be environmental stewards of the Earth and help save our natural resources.
Crestwood Civic Meeting
The next meeting of the Crestwood Civic Club will be Friday, April 11 at 10:30 a.m. Location: 7215 Kavanaugh Road, Crestwood, Kentucky
Presentation will be made by Bobbie Stoess on behalf of the South Oldham Inter-Church Council. For information, call 222-7908.
Dance class
Everyone is invited to shake a leg with us this Friday. Class starts at 7:30 with a group lesson in tango and then party until 10 p.m. Cost is $5 per person. Requests are taken. If any questions call (502) 225-4361.
Each year Discover Downtown La Grange local merchants join together with Ovarian Awareness of Kentucky (O.A.K) and Baptist Health La Grange to host the Blue Hydrangea Progressive Tea. This is an annual fundraiser for cancer education and support. All ticket proceeds benefit O.A.K. The tea will be held in downtown La Grange Sunday afternoon, April 13, from 1-5 p.m.. Visitors purchase tickets in advance for $10 each, or $15 the day of the event.
Hellebore Day – A Celebration and Sale
Saturday 10 a.m. - noon, free with Regular Admission!
Come and join us at Fred Astaire La Grange for our Red and Blue party. It starts Friday at 7:30 p.m. with a 45 minute class on rumba and a dance party until 10 p.m.. We ask everyone to have on their favorite college team apparel.
Arts Gala
Goshen Elementary in Prospect will be hosting it's annual Arts Gala, March 21 from 5:30p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The theme of the event is Imagine and will feature 700 pieces of student art, a dance performance and a short play.
Gospel Concert
Dehaven Baptist Church at 301 W. Main Street in La Grange, will be offering a free southern gospel concert performance by Adoration on Sunday, March 23, at 7 p.m.
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My annual overview starts with fiction and memoirs written for the national market. Next month I will post reviews of the Mormon/Independent market and more.
Speculative fiction has been among the most popular and most successful genres for Mormon authors for the last 20 years. 2013 was a particularly newsworthy year for Mormon speculative fiction authors, with Hugo Award wins, a wide release film adaption, public controversy and boycotts, loads of best-sellers, and promising debuts. Elsewhere, ex-Mormons seem more interested in literary depictions of Mormons than practicing Mormons, and the cornucopia of Young Adult and Middle Grade fiction continued to flow.
Brandon Sanderson
2013 was Brandon Sanderson's year. Sanderson wrote the best-selling novel by a Mormon in 2013, A Memory of Light, completing the Wheel of Time series created by the late Robert Jordan. He also started two new YA series, won two Hugo Awards (for his 2012 novella The Emperor's Soul and his podcast Writing Excuses), and published several novellas and short stories. Sanderson's output, in terms of both sheer volume as well as quality, is amazing. It is no wonder that Writing Excuses (a team effort, which also includes Mary Robinette Kowal, Jordan Sanderson, Howard Tayler, and Dan Wells) is regarded as one of the best tutorials for speculative fiction authors.
Sanderson wrote the final three volumes of Jordan's epic fantasy series, based on Jordan's extensive notes and outlines. Publishers Weekly wrote, "Those unfamiliar with the series may be left cold by chapter after chapter of battle scenes, death, glory, and heroism, which are interspersed with tactics, politics, and plotting. Those more invested in the series, however, will be on the edge of their seats to witness first-hand the fates of their favorite characters as well as the world itself. Sanderson successfully channels Jordan's voice to produce this stunningly thorough wrap-up to a long and impressive series." The book debuted at #1 on multiple lists, and sold hundreds of thousands of copies. Amazon says it was its 22nd best-selling 2013 adult print book, and Barnes & Noble say it was its 30th best-selling adult print book.
Sanderson's began two new Young Adult fantasy series in 2013. The Rithmatist is set in an alternative universe where twentieth-century North America still has Di Vinci-era technology ("gearpunk"), and groups of children are chosen to be trained in magical skills at a Hogwarts-type school. It received starred reviews from both Kirkus and Publishers Weekly ("The inhumanly prolific author of the Mistborn trilogy conjures similarly baroque magic for a lapidary series opener aimed at a somewhat younger audience . . . Fantasy readers should devour this well-crafted mix of action and setup, enriched by a thoroughly detailed cultural and historical background and capped by a distinctly unsettling twist."). It was also named one of the New York Times' seven "Notable Children's Books of 2013". Steelheart is set in contemporary Chicago, where a "calamity" gives a few people superpowers, and the powers corrupt the new "Epics" into becoming cruel tyrants. It has a Marvel comic tone, violent but playful. (PW: "Although readers may not be surprised at the twists that arise, the near-constant action, Sanderson's whiz-bang imaginings, and a fully realized sense of danger (the brutal opening scene alone will hook many) make this an absolute page-turner."). It was named Audible Audience Favorite in the voting for Audiobook of the Year, one of the AV Club's 5 Unsung Gems of the year, among the 15 Barnes and Noble Best New Books for Teens and among the 20 Amazon Best Teen & Young Adult Books.
Mormons in literary fiction
More on speculative fiction in a bit. Before that, I want to talk about an uptick in nationally published novels and memoirs in which Mormonism is a central theme. This is exciting for me. I think a major point of this blog and my column is an interest in literature that addresses our faith and culture in thought- and spirit-provoking ways. And after our recent "Mormon moment", one would think that authors and publishers would become more interested in creating such works. Sure enough, some did appear in 2013. The only problem was that (nearly) all of them were by ex-Mormons! Yep, finally some people are talking seriously about Mormonism in nationally published literature, it just isn't practicing Mormons themselves. In literary fiction, two well-regarded young authors published portraits of contemporary Mormons in a variety of stages of faith, American author Ryan McIlvain's Elders and British author Jenn Ashworth's The Friday Gospels.
McIlvain, a returned missionary, set his debut novel in Brazil, where a serious, ambitious Brazilian Elder and a troubled American Elder struggle with their faith and their callings. The book received high marks for depicting the interior lives of the missionaries. One reviewer said, "It is one of the best cultural depictions of a mission I've come across in terms of capturing the everyday experience while also being attuned to deeper issues that come with global missionary work (situating the church within different cultures, the politics of scriptural translations, etc.)". Mormon reviewers in particular, however, have criticized the book for its cynicism and the too-familiar post-Mormon ending of the fallen missionary. Jesse Christensen wrote, "This is a cynical novel that is more about losing faith than finding it. However, I also think that the argument could be made that this book is one of the most true depictions of the modern Mormon experience published to date. One of the major tensions in modern Mormon culture is between doing and being; a common theme in General Conference talks for at least a decade has been the importance of true conversion in place of busy-ness or activity. Mission presidents, ward leaders, and parents all have to balance measuring and encourage specific behavior such as lessons, church attendance, and baptism while still trying to convey the idea that is not the behavior itself that is the end goal. McIlvain's novel may not be the story of Mormonism that we want to tell, but it realistically portrays the danger of what can happen when expectations created by a performance-based model for religion meet reality."
Jenn Ashworth's The Friday Gospels has received less attention than Elders, perhaps because it was published in the United Kingdom. It is the story of a disastrous missionary homecoming Friday in the lives of a Lancashire family. "His homecoming is the tipping domino in a line of plot twists, which eventually sees all the family secrets come spilling out. Told in the family's five voices or 'gospels', this novel explores the shame and guilt that can arise in tight religious communities" (Scottish Review of Books). Julie Nichols wrote, "I admire how Ashworth presents prototypical Mormon moments to an audience that may or may not be LDS. They're neither apologetic nor false. The focus is on the characters, their individual flaws and needs, so that the Mormon part of their lives is seen to be both cause and motivator and the essential backdrop for the decisions they finally make . . . Ashworth's skill throughout in creating character and scene; her facility in allowing plot to move forward and backward in just the right order so that we understand why what's happening on this Friday has to come together in just this way; and her watchful care in weaving Mormonness into the fabric of the story, so that it's essential but not overbearing." The novel mixes humor with violence, and in the end the five find redemption in their family bonds, not religion.
Shawn Vestal, another ex-Mormon author, and a writer for the Spokane Spokesman-Review, saw the release of his debut short story collection Godforsaken Idaho. In includes stories of the afterlife, the rugged Northwest, and the early days of Mormonism. Kirkus Reviews, in a starred review, said it was "A provocative and revelatory debut, filled with stories about losing faith and trying (often in vain) to find purpose, mainly set amid the sparsely populated Mormon country of the rugged Northwest."
Then there is Nicole Hardy's memoir Confessions of a Latter-day Virgin, about aging out of a singles ward, her frustrated sexuality, and eventually leaving the Church at age 36. Kirkus Reviews commented, "She still managed to maintain respect for the imperfect and often contradictory system that, though unable to completely accept or understand her need for independence, still 'taught [her] so much about integrity and love.' A searching, sensual celebration of one woman's struggle for identity and autonomy." When I outline the 2013 in Mormon theater, we will also see an interesting uptick of non-Mormons writing plays with significant Mormon content.
There was one nationally-published memoir by a practicing Mormon, Josh Hanagarne's The World's Strongest Librarian. Hanagarne talks about his struggle with Tourette's Syndrome, including the role of his religion in his struggle. Kirkus Reviews said, "Filled with patently imaginary discourse, clever invented conversation and just a hint of the inspirational, this text on how the writer copes is surprisingly amiable. Along the way, readers will learn about the workings of LDS ministration and a puzzling physical disorder. A clever, affable story of one Mormon, his family, his vocation and his implacable ailment." It was named one of NPR's Great Reads of 2013, and placed third in the GoodReads readers' poll for favorite memoirs of 2013.
Now, I am not saying that Mormon authors need to write about Mormon topics. I am happy Mormon authors follow their muse, and write all kinds of works. I have a tribal interest in their successes. But with all of the able Mormon authors publishing today, I am disappointed that most national literary works which look at the impact of Mormon faith are written by non- or ex-Mormons, rather than active participants. Mark Oppenheimer's New York Times piece "Mormons Offer Cautionary Lesson on Sunny Outlook vs. Literary Greatness" was widely criticized by Mormon authors for the claim that Mormon authors favored "sunny and optimistic" themes over tragedy and negative emotions. I agree with those who thought that Oppenheimer was off-base in his appraisal. But what a critic could say is that Mormon authors have avoided serious depictions of their faith in fiction (with some exceptions within the smaller Mormon market world). One prominent older Mormon author said to me in an email last week, "I guess what concerns me is that twenty or thirty years ago we were all talking about a blossoming Mormon literature, but I don't see much evidence of it now . . . What we don't see are probing, ambiguous pictures of Mormon life. I'm not sure we're going to have a literature of that kind."
Writing about Mormon characters or issues is probably not seen as a winning career move. Orson Scott Card's career may be illuminating. From 1983 to 2004 Card interspersed several novels with Mormon or ancient scripture themes (Saints, Folk of the Fringe, Seventh Son, Lost Boys, The Memory of Earth, Stone Tables, Women of the Covenant series). I think these books tended to be the lowest selling of Card's large oeuvre (probably excepting Seventh Son). I greatly appreciate Card's interest in using Mormon symbols and tropes in his work, and I can understand if he really has decided to avoid them recently.
UPDATE: I was not aware of Jennifer Quist's Love Letters of the Angels of Death when I wrote this. All my complaints are gone, I now declare 2013 a lovely year for literary Mormon fiction. A Canadian author with her debut novel from a Canadian press, most of us here at this blog learned about it when it was named a finalist for a Whitney Award. Written in the second person, from a husband to his wife, the novel tells the story of a young-ish couple, never identified explicitly as Mormons, but the story is thick with a mature Mormon faith. Publishers Weekly wrote, "Cheerfully unsentimental, the work manages a surprising joyful tone for a novel obsessed with inexorable death, with the idea that to be born is to take the first step towards the grave. Told in the second person, the work is a song of praise to mono no aware, the pathos of transience. It nevertheless celebrates the sweet moments in life along with the bitter. It reminds readers that life is short but along the way are moments that can make it worthwhile, if one only takes the time to appreciate them. A striking examination of life and death, the work is a promising debut novel."
Speculative fiction
Speaking of Card brings us back to speculative fiction. Orson Scott Card had a big year, with his career-making book Ender's Game finally appearing as a big budget studio motion picture. Unfortunately the movie met with mixed critical reviews, and performed well below expectations at the box office, making only $61.7 million domestically. The run-up to the film was filled with lots of negative chatter about Card, with many calling for a boycott of the film and Card's books because of his public statements on homosexuality and other hot-button political issues. A planned DC Superman graphic novel that Card was going to co-author was cancelled when the artist backed out of the project, apparently in the face of protests against Card's participation. Card may have taken some comfort in the continuing success of his books, particularly Ender's Game. No other book in modern memory has stayed so long on the top of best-seller lists, nearly thirty years after its initial publication. Ender's Game was the second-best selling Mormon-authored novel of the year, and spent almost the entire year on the New York Times Mass Market Paperback bestseller list, including 11 weeks at #1. That is an amazing feat. Card also produced two new works, the Mithermages sequel The Lost Gate, which Eric James Stone called "one of Card's best books, with an absolutely brilliant ending", and the Ender prequel Earth Afire, co-written with Aaron Johnson. He also helmed a new audio dramatization called Ender's Game Alive, and saw Ender's Game lionized in the collection Ender's World: Fresh Perspectives on the SF Classic Ender's Game.
Several alternative histories were written in 2013. I already mentioned Sanderson's "gearpunk" The Rithmatist. Sanderson teaches writing at BYU, and one of his former students, Brian McClellan, produced his debut novel, Promise of Blood, an epic "flintlock fantasy", mixing magic into an early industrializing society experiencing a French Revolution-type movement. It has appeared on several "Best Fantasy of the Year" lists. Laura Andersen produced the first two volumes in her debut The Boleyn Trilogy, which postulates what might happen if Anne Boleyn had given birth to a boy who grew up to become king of England. Larry Correia continues to delight his fans with Warbound, the third in his Grinmor Chronicles series set in an alternative magic noir 1930s. Correia also wrote two military steampunk novellas based on the WarMachine role playing game (Dan Wells and Howard Tayler also participated in that series), and co-wrote the military thriller Swords of Exodus.
FF is a Marvel Comic Fantastic Four companion series illustrated by Mike Allred since 2012. The first author left the series this fall, and was replaced by Mike's brother Lee. The series, drawn in a "bronze age" (1970-1985) style, with (mostly) humorous content. It has been named to several best-of 2013 lists. Other notable speculative fiction in 2013 include Brad R. Torgerson's short story collection Lights in the Deep, the multi-author Space Eldritch II: The Haunted Stars short story collection (space opera meets Lovecraftian cosmic horror), and short stories by Lee Allred, Dave Farland, Nancy Fulda, M. K. Hutchins, Steven L. Peck, W. H. Pugmire, Eric James Stone, David J. West, and James Wymore. Also, the speculative fiction community in Utah was strengthened by strong attendance and participation at both the Salt Lake City Comic Con and the LTUE conference.
I can fit the remaining non-speculative, non-juvenile books in one paragraph. Jamie Ford followed up his massively popular Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet with his second novel, Songs of Willow Frost. It is set in the 1920s and 1930s, where a Chinese-American orphan in Seattle escapes to find an actress he is convinced is his mother. Kirkus wrote, "Ford writes of American life in the 1920s and '30s, bustling with go-getters and burdened with trampled masses. Often muted and simplified, his prose underscores the emotional depression of his main characters; yet that same flatness tethers the tale, inhibiting lyricism. A heartbreaking yet subdued story." Richard Paul Evans' A Step of Faith is the fourth in his The Walk series. Anne Perry kept up her annual pace of three novels a year: one Pitt, one Monk, and one Christmas. P. D. Mallamo, Heidi Naylor, and the prolific Ryan Shoemaker had stories published in literary journals. There were also several nationally published romance novels.
Young Adult
Young Adult novels remain a popular genre for Mormon authors. I count 37 national YA novels by Mormon authors in 2013. The large majority are speculative, with paranormal romance and dystopia continuing to lead the pack. Eight had contemporary settings. Only one had a historical setting, and it was the best reviewed of the group. Julie Berry's All the Truth That's In Me a mystery with a vaguely American colonial setting. Horn Review, in a starred review, said, "Bit by bit, readers gradually learn "all the truth" from eighteen-year-old narrator, whose present-tense description of unfolding events, along with memories of the past, tells a harrowing tale . . . Berry keeps her readers on edge, tantalizing us with pieces of the puzzle right up until the gripping conclusion . . . Readers racing through the story's murder mystery and thrilling romance may miss much of Berry's lovely, poetic writing; luckily, many will finish only to turn right back to the beginning, this time to savor a more leisurely paced, equally satisfying read." The book ended on several best-of lists, including Kirkus Reviews 50 Best Teen Books of 2013, the School Library Journal 29 Best Books 2013, The Horn Book Fanfare list of best 2013 books for young people, and the Boston Globe's "Best Young Adult Books of 2013".
I have already mentioned Sanderson's YA successes. Other YA critical favorites include Brodi Ashton's afterlife paranormal romance Everbound ("An interesting, complicated, literary, thoughtful story"), Kiersten White's paranormal thriller Mind Games ("Two narrators, a kaleidoscope of time snippets, the distortions of lies, memories, and precognition—White's paranormal thriller is a tour de force of perspective and unreliability"), Dan Wells' dystopia Fragments ("Clearly written, fast-paced, and the world building was amazing"), J. R. Johansson paranormal dream thriller Insomnia ("The narrator's psychic plight will convince readers, although they will not know if he's innocent or psychotic until the final pages"), Jessica Martinez's contemporary "marriage to trick the INS" romance The Vow ("A well-told, fast paced story, with strong characters and lots of jokes"), and Kasie West's paranormal Pivot Point, which follows two different plot lines that diverged at a single choice ("The premise is a winner, and Addie is the kind of heroine readers would want as a best friend . . . what truly makes West's story memorable is Addie's wry humor").
Other top-selling YA novels were Richard Paul Evans' superpower adventure Michael Vey 3: Battle of the Ampere and James Dashner's virtual reality science fiction The Eye of Minds. There were also two authors who reached the best-seller lists almost entirely through ebook sales and their own self-generated publicity. Amy Harmon's self-published contemporary romance A Different Blue reached #6 on the New York Times Ebook fiction list, an amazing feat that gives great hope to the many authors turning to self-publishing. Wendy Knight's paranormal romance The Feudlings was published by a small E-publisher, and was Amazon's 93rd Best-selling Teens and Kids fiction ebook.
Middle Grade
I count 17 Middle Grade novels by Mormon authors in 2013. A sizable majority of them were set in some kind of fantasy milieu. The best-reviewed author, for the second year in a row, was Jennifer A. Nielsen, for The Runaway King, the second in her Ascendance Trilogy. Barnes and Noble named it one of its Best New Books for Teens. Kirkus commented, "Ever flippant, Jaron narrates his story with dark humor. Readers will continue to find this arrogant, fearless, utterly reckless hero intriguing, fascinating and complex as he battles the odds to protect the kingdom and people he now holds dear. High adventure abounds with nail-biting drama."
Multi-platform/multi-author series are taking up every-widening space on Middle Grade bookshelves. Publishers are hoping Middle Grade readers will buy the video games, toys, and dolls that come with these books. Jennifer Nielsen and Matthew Kirby wrote books in Scholastic's James Dashner-led Infinity Ring series, featuring time-traveling kids. Brandon Mull is the lead author in Scholastic's new superpower Spirit Animals series. Shannon Hale is leading up Ever After High, a partnership between the publisher Little, Brown and the toy maker Mattel, following up their previous Monster High series. It is set at a boarding school for the children of classic fairy-tale heroes and villains. A the author of a recent Kirkus Reviews article on the series launch wrote, "Much as we might decry the marketing-driven approach to children's books in general, we all really felt that if anyone could pull this off, it would be Shannon Hale. And, by golly, she does. In the first book in the Ever After High series, The Storybook of Legends, Hale takes a concept created by Madison Avenue and has a total blast. She weaves story elements that were no doubt required by Mattel—lots of descriptions of groovy dresses and frankly dopey character names, as well as the basic plot—into a frothy, funny and smart story."
Other well-reviewed Middle Grade novels include J. Scott Savage's comic monster fantasy Case 13: Making the Team ("The Three Monsterteers are back and ready for another hair-raising, funny-bone–tickling adventure"), Matthew Kirby's colonial America-era steampunk adventure The Lost Kingdom ("Deftly combines historical truths with rich, multilayered creative imaginings including mystery, cultural discord and ongoing father-son conflict"), and Liesl Shurtliff's fractured fairy tales Rump ("Turns the Rumpelstiltskin tale on end, providing the heartbreaking yet humorous history of the manikin's dilemma . . . as good as gold").
Because Publishers Weekly now includes weekly Book Scan sales numbers in its bestselling lists, I was able to I was better able to estimate the best-selling Mormon-authored novels of 2013 than I was in the past. Before, with just the New York Times and USA Today lists and no hard numbers, I was not very able to figure out how YA bestsellers stood against adult bestsellers, or how February books compared to November books. I am still increasingly unsure once I get below the top ten, especially for the older legacy books.
1. A Memory of Light, by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson
2. Ender's Game, by Orson Scott Card.
3. The Host, by Stephanie Meyer
4. Steelheart, by Brandon Sanderson.
5. Spirit Animals Book 1: Wild Born, by Brandon Mull.
6. Ever After: The Storybook of Legends, by Shannon Hale.
7. Speaker for the Dead, by Orson Scott Card
8. Leopard's Prey, by Christine Feehan.
9. Michael Vey 3: Battle of the Ampree, by Richard Paul Evans.
10. A Step of Faith, by Richard Paul Evans.
12. Christmas in Snowflake Canyon, by RaeAnne Thayne
13. Dark Storm, by Christine Feehan.
14. Chasing the Prophecy, by Brandon Mull.
15. The Maze Runner Trilogy, by James Dashner.
16. The Twilight Saga, by Stephenie Meyer.
17. The Matched Trilogy, by Ally Condie.
18. Dark Lycan, by Christene Feehan.
19. Songs of Willow Frost, by Jamie Ford.
20. The Rithmatist, by Brandon Sanderson.
21. The Eye of Minds, by James Dashner.
22. A Different Blue, by Amy Harmon.
23. Midnight at Marble Arch, by Anne Perry
24. Blind Justice, by Anne Perry.
25. Take Me Home for Christmas, by Brenda Novak.
26. Earth Afire, by Orson Scott Card and Aaron Johnston
27. The Gate Thief, by Orson Scott Card
28. Home to Whiskey Creek, by Brenda Novak.
29. Current Creek Valley, by RaeAnne Thayne.
30. Willowleaf Late, by RaeAnne Thayne.
31. Making Faces, by Amy Harmon.
32. Roses in Midnight, by Lynn Kurland.
33. The Runaway King, by Jennifer A. Nielsen.
34. Feudlings, by Wendy Knight.
35. The Distance Between Us, by Kasie West.
36. Everbound, by Brodi Ashton.
37. Fragments, by Dan Wells.
38. Wednesdays in the Tower, by Jessica Day George.


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Summer Recruit Wrap: Georgia
Kipp AdamsWith the camp season over and the fall season rapidly approaching, DawgNation takes a look back at the biggest recruiting news of the summer. 1. Summer has been very, very good to Georgia Heading into June, Georgia had five commitments,...
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2015 ESPN 300 targets: Georgia
Kipp AdamsFootball offers and commitments are occurring earlier and earlier. To keep in line with this new world of accelerated recruiting, ESPN announced its release of the initial ESPN 300 for the 2015 class on Tuesday. The list is once again loaded with...
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WR Krenwick Sanders back on the market
Kipp AdamsWhat was in question for weeks now has been confirmed. Wide receiver Krenwick Sanders (Jesup, Ga./Wayne County) says he is no longer part of the University of Georgia's recruiting class. "Just a drastic change of plans," Sanders said of his decomm...
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From unheralded signees to All-Americans
Kipp AdamsIt has often been said that recruiting is the lifeline of college football, and the BCS era heavily supported that statement. The schools that take home the national championships are typically brimming with former ESPN 300 prospects and highly regar...
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RB Michel hopes to be all-time great
Kipp AdamsHerschel Walker. Charley Trippi. Frank Sinkwich. Garrison Hearst. Bob McWhorter. Knowshon Moreno. Those were the running backs taken by panelists Mark Schlabach, David Ching and Josh Kendall in this week's Georgia Bulldogs all-time draft. They are so...
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Baker makes a dozen commits for UGA
Kipp AdamsAfter visiting his top schools in the spring, three-star defensive tackle Kendall Baker (Atlanta/Marist) was facing a tough choice. The 6-foot-5, 284-pound prospect had double-digit offers, but in the end it came down to Auburn and Georgia for Baker....
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Lessons Learned: McEachern 7-on-7
Kipp AdamsPOWDER SPRINGS, GA - The annual McEachern 7-on-7 tournament has become a showcase for top talent in Georgia. This year was no exception, with more than 30 FBS prospects among the 14 teams competing for the championship. Here are five things DawgNatio...
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No rush for five-star DE Carter
Kipp AdamsAnyone that has a good read on where five-star prospect Lorenzo Carter (Norcross, Ga./Norcross) is headed might want to give the No. 10 prospect in the country a heads up. Because he says he has no idea. "People say that because of the people t...
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UGA OL signee Seymour plots his path
Kipp AdamsThe University of Georgia signed 33 recruits in the 2013 recruiting cycle, and 27 of them are in Athens already. One of the late additions to the class, ESPN 300 offensive lineman DeVondre Seymour, has learned where he will be attending school this f...
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ESPN 300 targets: Georgia
Kipp AdamsWith the release of the ESPN 300, DawgNation takes a look at the Top 10 ESPN 300 targets most likely to commit to the University of Georgia as of right now. 1. DT Lamont Gaillard (Fayetteville, N.C./Pine Forest) 6-foot-4, 300 pounds ESPN 300 ran...
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ESPN 300 analysis: Georgia Bulldogs
Kipp AdamsWith the initial release of the ESPN 300 for the 2014 class, the recent recruiting momentum by the University of Georgia shows the Bulldogs could close with another top class, even with less than 22 spots to fill. At the top of the commitment list...
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Pulling off summer camps no easy task
Kipp AdamsFrom June 5-15, Georgia will host a kicking camp, eight varsity day camp sessions, three youth camp sessions, three 7-on-7 tournaments with 50 high school teams with 20 players on each team, including an OL/DL camp that coincides with the 7-on-7, and...
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Chubb gives UGA another talented RB duo
Kipp AdamsThe University of Georgia got some big news Tuesday, as four-star running back Nick Chubb (Cedartown, Ga./Cedartown) committed to the Bulldogs over Auburn and South Carolina. After missing out on top in-state tailback targets Alvin Kamara and Tyren J...
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In-state OL gives UGA commit No. 7
Kipp AdamsOne of the standout performers at the Mark Richt Camp on Saturday earned a coveted in-state offer from the University of Georgia, and he wasted little time in accepting the hard-earned scholarship. Offensive lineman Jake Edwards (Franklin, Ga./Hea...
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Five stories to watch: Mark Richt Camp
Kipp AdamsThe next few days are very important for the University of Georgia's recruiting, as the staff is set to host a 7-on-7 camp Thursday and Friday, followed by a one-day prospect camp on Saturday. Hundreds of prospects will be in attendance, including se...
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Georgia offers juco OT Gennesy
Kipp AdamsComing out of high school, offensive lineman Avery Gennesy (Southaven, Miss./East Mississippi C.C.) had offers from programs such as Arkansas State, UAB, Southern Miss, Memphis and FIU. But the 6-foot-4, 285 pound prospect ended up going the juco rou...
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Buried Treasure in the Vertical Files
Back in the Genealogy section we have a set of file cabinets that are called Vertical Files in Librarian-speak. Vertical files used to be a staple of every library. It was where the Reference Librarian would file newspaper or magazine clippings for quick reference. There may have been a file on what gifts to give on a particular wedding anniversary (paper for first, silver for twenty-fifth, etc.) a file on labor statistics, or a file about a particular event like a tornado. Nowadays, much of that information is available at a click of a mouse on the internet or one of our online databases.
There's one thing, however, that isn't available on the internet and that's the information found in our Martinsville & Morgan County files. This stuff is fascinating! Local newspaper clippings from decades past cover not only the big events, but all of the weird and wonderful little stories as well. For example, did you know that 11 year old Larry Adkins of Martinsville was the state Bubble Gum Blowing Champion in 1947? He received $100 and a new bike for his efforts. I wonder where Larry is now? By my calculations he should be about 72 years old. You can read the full story of Larry's triumph in the "Unusual Features" file.
Even better, did you know Mr. Kleen was from Martinsville? His real name is Ernest Bemis, by the way. The accompanying article only talks about his boxing and professional wrestling career, but he's the spitting image of Mr. Clean of cleaning fame. The question is, who came first? Mr. Kleen or Mr. Clean? Did he style himself after a recognizable product logo, or did the Proctor & Gamble folks use him as their model? According to P&G, Mr. Clean was introduced in 1958 and 'while many models have portrayed him for us, we [P&G] don't have a record of their names.' This photo of Ernest Bemis was published in 1969, eleven years after the introduction of the iconic advertising figure, but our Mr. Kleen had been a professional wrestler since 1952 after winning the Mr. Indiana physique contest and a successful four year career as a professional boxer. The most impressive part of this article? It gives Mr. Kleen's statistics - arms-22″, neck 22.5″, chest 56.5″ and able to clean-and-jerk 715 pounds among other accomplishments. You can read more about Mr. Kleen in the 'Personalities' file.
There are tons of gems in the vertical file - the horse who suffocated when he became stuck in the window of the car, the man who patented a device to watch drive-in movies in the daytime and the silent film star who became a Morgan County housewife. I invite you to come and spend a day with the wild and wonderful history found here, if you dare.
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