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THERE'S a battle raging on Massachusetts Avenue. I'm hopelessly outnumbered, trying to take control of a patch of land at the edge of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. My fighter name is Spottiswoode. I try to seize control of the enemy portal, but get knocked back, losing health. They're too strong here.
This isn't real life. Well, not quite. I'm playing a game called Ingress, which sees players fighting for control of real-world landmarks or monuments - dubbed portals - in their cities. It was released as a mysterious, invite-only beta two weeks ago by a Google spin-off called Niantic Labs. It represents a big step towards ubiquitous, accurate augmented reality (AR), in which real-world objects are annotated with a virtual layer of information that is displayed on a smartphone's camera.
Ingress runs as an Android app, tied to the real world through GPS. You and your smartphone need to be within range of a portal to interact with it. "Exotic matter" (XM) is collected as you explore your town and allows you to take control of a portal. You can then link it with two other portals to create a triangle. Your side now "owns" that territory.
Right now, the area around MIT and Harvard University is a sea of green, the colour of the "Enlightened", with small pockets of blue-coloured "Resistance" up towards Medford and to the south near the Boston Red Sox's stadium. This mix of physical and virtual reality, using accurate location data to tie them together, places Ingress somewhere between a map and full-blown AR.
But it feels like more than just a fun new game. There are rumours that Google's much-hyped AR goggles, dubbed Project Glass, may launch in 2013. Vital to its success will be detailed info overlaid on what wearers see as they walk around outside. Even if the goggles don't emerge next year, a detailed record of where all the Ingress players wander - and the establishments they visit en route - is still a data gold mine for Google to use to improve its location-based services.
Players in less well-covered areas can also suggest that landmarks of interest to them should become new game portals by snapping a geotagged photo with their smartphone.
"This is classic Google," says Blair MacIntyre, director of the Augmented Environments Lab at Georgia Tech, Atlanta. "They may get information about new monuments, and that actually helps them generate more interesting search results, because these are the things that local people say are interesting."
Such photos will show buildings from many angles and could be used to create models that would help computer-vision systems recognise them later. This would help solve a major issue with current AR apps. "Accuracy is one of the biggest problems for AR," says Tobias Höllerer at the University of California, Santa Barbara. "The element missing in commercial products is computer vision."
So while Ingress isn't AR in its own right, its features pave the way for it. "It clearly has AR in mind," says Höllerer. "The data will be immensely valuable."
As I cycle home from work, I stop near a location I'd scouted out previously, one with a weak enemy portal. I attack, using built-up XM to destroy the enemy infrastructure before planting my own, surrounding the portal and turning it blue. On Ingress's built-in chat client, a player called Igashu praises my handiwork. "Good job, Spottiswoode," he says. I feel proud and move on, plotting my next assault upon the enemy's portals.
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GENEVA: Syrian civilians' living conditions are worsening dramatically, as dozens are killed every day in the fighting and it is becoming harder to obtain food and other basic needs, the International Committee of the Red Cross said on Friday.
The independent agency, whose 50 aid workers in Syria are confined to Damascus because of the lack of security, has been unable to send out convoys with supplies for the past two weeks, ICRC spokesman Hicham Hassan said.
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These people make Adrian College "The Best in the Midwest".
Prof. Michael Allen
Professor, Theatre
Prof. William Bachman
Professor, Accountancy & Business Administration
Dr. David Bartley
Assistant Professor, Chemistry
Dr. Michelle P. Beechler
Assistant Professor, Psychology
Lori Bitz
Instructor, Music
Prof. Peter Bleam
Instructor, Communication Arts & Sciences
Dr. Phillip Bloomer
Instructor, Music
Dr. Robin Bott
Professor, English / Director, Institute for Study Abroad
Dr. Bryan Bott
Assistant Professor, Modern Languages & Cultures
Dr. Christie F. Boxer
Assistant Professor, Sociology & Criminal Justice
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Adjunct Faculty
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Financial Aid Counselor
Dr. Agnes Caldwell
Vice President & Dean of Academic Affairs / Professor, Sociology & Criminal Justice
Dr. Keith Christy
Asst. Professor/Director Sport Administration & Leadership Graduate Program/Department Chair
Dr. Tina Claiborne
Associate Professor & Director, Athletic Training
Phillip Clark
Instructor, Music
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Associate Professor, Chemistry & Biochemistry / Department Chair
Prof. Penny Cobau-Smith
Assistant Professor, Teacher Education
Prof. Kathy Conway
Asst. Professor, Dept. of Exercise Science/Physical Education, Teacher Education
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Instructor, Music
Dr. Antonis Coumoundouros
Associate Professor, Philosophy & Religion
Prof. David Coy
Professor, Accountancy & Business Administration
Prof. Al Craven
Assistant Professor, Teacher Education
David Cruse
Electronic Resources Librarian
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Professor, English
Dr. Kevin Darr
Professor, Dept. of Exercise Science/Physical Education
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Assistant Professor, History
Dr. Fritz Detwiler
Professor, Philosophy & Religion / Director, Institute for Ethics
Dr. Dorin Dumitrascu
Assistant Professor, Mathematics
Prof. Zach Dunn
Assistant Professor, Department of Art and Design
Dr. Kristin Eder
Instructor, Music
Richard Egli
Adjunct, Communication Arts & Sciences
Dr. John Eipper
Professor, Modern Language & Cultures
Dr. Scott S. Elliott
Assistant Professor, Philosophy & Religion
Dr. Jennifer Ellsworth
Assistant Professor, Business / Director, Institute for Creativity
Dr. Deborah Field
Professor, History
Prof. Peter Ford
Assistant Professor, Music
Shannon Ford
Instructor, Music
Alice Foster McGrath
Lecturer, Exercise Science/Physical Education
Richard Geyer
Prof. Nathan Goetting
Associate Professor, Criminal Justice & Jurisprudence
Prof. Amber Gray
Assistant Professor, Department of Accountancy and Business
Dr. Oded Gur-Arie
Professor, Business & Accountancy / Director, Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies
Dr. Ahsan Habib
Professor, Economics
Prof. JoLynne Hall
Instructor, Mathematics
Dr. James Hanley
Associate Professor, Political Science
Dr. Sarah Hanson
Professor, Geology / Director, Planetarium
Michael Heinze
Dr. Suzanne G. Helfer
Associate Professor, Psychology
Dr. Cedrick Heraux
Assistant Professor, Sociology & Criminal Justice
Dr. James Hill
Assistant Professor, Business & Accounting
Prof. Kelly Hill-Kretzer
Instructor, Music
Dr. Amy Hillard
Assistant Professor, Psychology
Prof. Michelle Hiscock
Assistant Professor, Teacher Education
Dr. Thomas Hodgman
Professor, Music / Director, Choir
Eric Hood
Department of Core
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Associate Professor, Art and Design
Dr. Philip J. Howe
Associate Professor, Political Science; Fulbright Program Advisor
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Associate Professor, History
Dr. Stephanie Jass
Associate Professor, History
Cecilia Johnson
Instructor, Music
Aaron Keaster
Instructor, Music
Noelle Keller
Technical Services Librarian
Dr. Alia Khurram
Assistant Professor, Mathematics
Prof. Donald Kleinsmith
Professor, English
Dr. Seth Knox
Associate Professor, Modern Languages & Cultures
Scott Kretzer
Instructor, Music / Instructor, Drumline
Dr. Jeffrey Lake
Assistant Professor, Biology
Dr. Elizabeth Lamprecht
Professor, Mathematics
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Associate Professor, English
Kerwin Leader
Accompanist, Music
Dr. Linda Learman
Assistant Professor, English
Dr. James Leslie
Professor, Biology
Prof. Victor Liberi
Associate Professor, Athletic Training, Dept. of Exercise Science and Physical Education
Prof. DeeDee Liedel
One-Year Instructor, Department of Accounting & Business
Prof. Elizabeth Major
Associate Professor, Music
Dr. Martin Marks
Associate Professor, Music / Director, Bands
Melissa Marks
Instructor, Music Oboe
Dr. James Martin
Professor, Biology
Sarah Mason
Assistant Registrar
Dr. Carissa Massey
Associate Professor, Art History
Dr. Keith McCleary
Associate Professor, Chemistry
Dr. Monica McCullough
Assistant Professor, Dept. Exercise Science/Physical Education
Dr. Elizabeth McGaw
Assistant Professor, Chemistry
Dr. Michael McGrath
Professor, History
Prof. Donald Miller
Instructor, Accountancy/Business Administration
Dr. Andrea R. Milner
Assistant Professor, Teacher Education / Director, Institute for Education
Dr. Christina Mirtes
Professor, Teacher Education
Dr. Mariah Mlynarek
Instructor, Music / Vocal Coach
Dr. Marti Morales
Assistant Professor, Biology
Dr. Annissa Morgensen-Lindsay
Associate Professor, Theatre
Dr. Vanessa B. Morrison
Associate Professor, Teacher Education
Dr. Maher Mualla
Professor, Chemistry
Dr. Beatrice Mulala
Associate Professor, Modern Languages & Cultures
Dr. Thomas Muntean
Assistant Professor, Geology
Prof. Beth Myers
Professor, English
Prof. Susan Nichols
Associate Professor, Social Work
Valerie Palmieri
Instructor, Music / Director, Orchestra
Scott Parnell
Instructor, Music
Jarrett Patterson
Admissions Counselor
Dr. Janet Pietrowski
Associate Professor, Psychology
Mariah Postlewait
Coordinator; Art and Design Department
Prof. Patrick Quinlan
Professor, Accountancy & Business Administration
Jared Rawlings
Instructor, Music
Dr. Sheri Reeves Bleam
Professor, Communication Arts & Sciences
Prof. Catherine Royer
Professor, Art & Design
Dr. Janet Salzwedel
Professor, Biology / Faculty Advisor, Health Professions
Nora Schankin
Instructor, Music
Dr. Joanna Schultz
Professor, Communication Arts & Sciences
Prof. Heather Schuyler
Associate Professor, Dept. Exercise Science/Physical Education
Dr. Steve Shehan
Professor, Communication Arts & Sciences
Dr. Bethany Shepherd
Assistant Professor, English
Dr. George Shirk
Adjunct Faculty
Julie Sinkovitz
TED Certification Officer
Suzanne Carter Smith
Lecturer, Theatre
Sue Smith
Instructor, Theatre
Dr. James Spence
Associate Professor, Philosophy & Religion
Dr. Melissa Stewart
Associate Professor, Philosophy & Religion
Dr. Gregory Sulisz
Assistant Professor, Mathematics
David Takitaki
Instructor, Political Science
Dr. Greg Thompson
Assistant Professor, Physics
Dr. Stacey Todaro
Assistant Professor, Psychology
Dr. William Tregea
Professor, Sociology & Criminal Justice
Dr. Aïda Valenzuela
Assistant Professor, Modern Languages & Cultures
Prof. Charles Vanderwell
Professor, Social Work
Prof. Nancy VanOver
Professor, Interior Design
Prof. Patrick Walsh
Instructor, Accountancy & Business Administration
Dr. Craig Weatherby
Professor, Environmental Science
Dr. Marilyn Whitney
Assistant Professor, Interior Design
Andrew Winckles
Department of Core
Dr. Matthew Zeckner
Assistant Professor, Mathematics
Prof. Erica Zonder
Assistant Professor, Sports Management & Director, Sports Management Undergraduate Program
Matthew Armentrout
Facilities Coordinator
Cynthia Beaubien
Assistant to President for Events & Special Projects
Wade Beitelschies
Director, Campus Safety
Marcia Boynton
Director, Institute for Health Studies
Andrea Burt
Executive Assistant to President / Assistant Secretary to Board of Trustees
Dr. Agnes Caldwell
Vice President & Dean, Academic Affairs / Professor, Sociology & Criminal Justice
Amy Campbell
Director, Foundation & Corporate Relations
Nancy Close
Director, Student Business Services
Christy Cole
Director of the George Romney Institute for Law and Public Policy
Jennifer Compton
Director, Public Relations
Janna D'Amico
Director, Career Planning
Erin DeSmet
Director, Admissions
David Drews
Assistant Vice President, Business Affairs
Michael Duffy
Director, Athletics
Rachelle Duffy
Director, Auxillary Services / Bookstore Manager
Ryann Eff
Director, Development
Idali Feliciano
Director, Multicultural Programs
Marsha Fielder
Director, Alumni Relations
Ann Forrister
Director, Human Resources
Alexander Gettys
Director, Campus Employment
Christine Haire
Senior Facilities Coordinator
Denise Hein
Director, Conferences
Beth Heiss
Director, Institutional Research & Assessment
Dr. Frank J. Hribar
Vice President, Enrollment & Student Affairs
Linda Jacobs
Director, Academic Services
Carolyn Jones
Director, Research & Constituent Management
Mitch Laflamme
Director, Campus Employment
Jim Mahony
Vice President, Development
Shirley McDaid
Director, Education Curriculum Center
Nicole Megale
Controller, Business Affairs
Rev Chris Momany
Chaplain / Instructor, Philosophy & Religion
Matthew Rheinecker
Director, Financial Aid
Dr. Paul Rupert
Dean, Graduate Studies / Assistant Professor, Chemistry
Lynn Schefsky
College Counsel / Director, Romney Institute for Law and Public Policy
Troy Schmidli
Dean of Student Affairs
Sue Thompson
Director, Bridge Program / Director, Art & Design
Bridgette Winslow
Assistant Dean, Academic Affairs
Jerry Wright
Vice President, Business Affairs
Christine Adams
Academic Computer Support Specialist, Information Technology Services
Amanda Arnold
Lab Operations Coordinator
Garrett Beitelschies
Admissions Counselor
Kellie Berger
Assistant Director, Career Planning
Mary Betzoldt
Placement Coordinator
Bart Bradley
Captain for Campus Safety
Dawn Brown
Administrative Assistant, Institute for Health Studies / Institute for Creativity
Christina Butler
Graphic Designer
Coelina Byers
Administrative Assistant, Institute for Health / Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies
Hope Carter
Andrew Claiborne
IT Support Specialist, Information Technology Services
Chris Cook
Admissions Counselor
Carrie Cousino
Administrative Assistant, Admissions
Debra Devore
Administrative Assistant, Peelle & Jones Hall
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Artistic Director, Adrian Symphony Orchestra
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Support Specialist , Academic Services
Shantay Ernst
Administrative Assistant, Student Affairs
Mark Fairclough
Staff, Planetarium
Jessi Faust
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Administrative Assistant, Admissions
Monica Fogarty
Financial Aid Counselor
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Assistant to Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs
Jacqueline Gatchell
Admissions Counselor
Mary Gentner
Clerk, Central Stores
Rebecca Ghena
Assistant Director, Conferences
Liz Graham
Administrative Assistant, Academic Services
Kristi Griffith
Cashier, Student Business Services
Kellie Grossman
Johanna Hanley
Administrative Assistant, Mahan Hall / Institute for Ethics
Val Haracourt
Payroll Specialist
MaryAnn Hawley
Administrative Assistant, Registrar
Emily Hlavka
Admissions Counselor
Hanna Hubbard
Residence Life Coordinator
Allison Hulshof
Administrative Assistant, Admissions / Visit Coordinator
Darci Karapas
Administrative Assistant, Development
Jessika Kintner
Administrative Assistant, Bookstore
Ann Konz
Administrative Assistant, Music
Kirk Kopper
Lab / EPA Coordinator
Brittanie Kuhr
Assistant Director, Development
Joyce Liebert-Roberts
Administrative Assistant, Bookstore
Elizabeth Maertens
Assistant, Acquisitions & Periodicals
Brad Maggard
Network Engineer, Information Technology Services
Dawn Marsh
Director, Student Health Center / Clinical Nurse
Michele Mathis
Administrative Assistant, Admissions
Carl Mathis
Academic Support Specialist/Tutoring Coordinator, Academic Services
Betsy Merillat
Administrative Assistant, Arrington Ice Arena
Mike Metcalf
Database Administrator, Information Technology Services
Martha Meyers
Administrative Assistant, Student Affairs
Kristen Miller
Amy Moore
Administrative Assistant, AT & Social Work
Teri Moreno
Administrative Assistant, Career Planning
Mike Neal
Multimedia Specialist
Jee Pinsoneault
Event Technology Services
Susan Powell
Technical Assistant, Art Department
Susie Powell
Art Lab Coordinator
Margo Puffenberger
Graphic Designer
David Rains
Staff Accompanist
Maria Rhodea
Administrative Assistant, Financial Aid
Melissa Roe
Assistant Director, Annual Giving
Roxanne Runyan
Administrative Assistant, Business Office
Marilou Santiago
Monique J. Savage
Director, Counseling Services
Cindy Schmucker
Administrative Assistant, Student Activities
Kristina Schweikert
Special Programs Coordinator, Academic Services
Melinda Schwyn
Deputy Director, Campus Safety
Jon Shirley
Systems Administrator, Information Technology Services
Hollie Smith
Graphic & Media Designer
Heidi Spence
International Recruitment
Lee Thomas
IT Support Specialist, Information Technology Services
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Greek Life Coordinator
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Austin Wallace
Admissions Counselor
Danielle Ward
Assistant Director/Disabilities Specialist, Academic Services
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Application Coordinator
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Bookkeeper, Business Affairs
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Cindy Wingfield
Accounts Payable Coordinator, Business Affairs
Melissa Woolsey
Admissions Counselor
Katrina Wotten
Student Activities Coordinator
Amila Zecevic
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Ali Alamdari
Head Coach, Women's Soccer
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Coach, Outside Linebackers (Football)
Anna Ball
Head Softball Coach
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Head Bass Fishing
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Head Coach, Synchronized Skating
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Anthony Maci
Assistant Coach, Women's Hockey
Ryan McDonald
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Mike Morici
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Head Coach, Women's Basketball
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Head Coach, Baseball / Assistant Athletic Director
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Matt Salmen
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Rink Manager
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Head Coach, Women's Lacrosse
Kelli Taketa
Assistant Coach, Women's Lacrosse
Ryan Thompson
Director, Sports Information
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Asst. Football
Keith Uecker
Assistant Head Coach, Offensive Line
Donna Ward
Director, Purchasing
Mark White
Head Coach, Men's Basketball
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Eythorne Baptist Church - Visit our new web site at www.eythornebaptist.org
We are a Bible believing and family friendly church, based in the village of Eythorne, a few miles inland from the port of Dover, Kent, England.
Our Sunday morning service starts at 11am and is followed by coffee. There is a lively Sunday school and an equally lively Bible class (these cater for 3-16 year olds). Creche facilities are available where parents can be with their little ones but not miss out on the sermon.
The evening service is at 6.30pm and again all are welcome.
We also get together during the week to study the Bible, for prayer, music practice, crafts and various other things. Please see weekly activities for more detailed information and times.
We would love to see you – you will be warmly welcomed.


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Cast: N. Santhanam, Subbu Panchu Arunachalam, Panchu Subbu, Arya (actor), Rajendran, Vijayalakshmi (kannada Actress), Santhanam (actor), Nayantara
Producer: K. S. Sreenivasan, Yuvan Shankar Raja, Arya (actor)
Director: M. Rajesh, M. Rajesh (director)
Writer: M. Rajesh, M. Rajesh (director)
Release Date: 10 September,2010
Storyline: Boss engira bhaskaran (english: boss alias bhaskaran) is a 2010 tamil romantic comedy film written and directed by m. rajesh who earlier directed siva manasula sakthi (2009). starring arya, nayantara and santhanam in lead roles, the film is produced by k. s. sreenivasan and features music scored by yuvan shankar raja and cinematography handled by sakthi saravanan. Read on Wikipedia
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Jaffa's flea market gets hip [video]
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It's one of the oldest flea markets in the world, but now Jaffa's shuk hapishpishim is rapidly becoming the hottest as designers, artists and gourmands move in.
Inexpensive and secondhand goods? Yes, they're still on sale at the Jaffa flea market, but this year-round bazaar is in the midst of a major makeover that's turning it into one of the hottest spots in Tel Aviv.
Now you can find high-priced apartments, gourmet restaurants, designer boutiques and art galleries vying for space with the signature ramshackle stalls at one of the world's oldest and most beloved outdoor markets.
"Jaffa is beautiful, it's trendy," says local real estate agent Arie Shefer. "It has three religions — you have synagogues, churches and mosques — plus the tastes, flavors, people, food, culture."
Set in motion by the Tel Aviv-Jaffa municipality.
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Carlos Bishop — Services will be 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 30, 2012 at Grace Community Church (formerly Bigelow Church) 415 Washington Street in Portsmouth and interment in Scioto Furnace Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. on Saturday and from 1 p.m. until 2 p.m. on Sunday at the Davis Funeral Home in South Webster.
Betty McMullen — Services will be conducted 11 a.m., Monday, Dec. 31, 2012, at the McKinley Funeral Home in Lucasville with Michael Whitley officiating. Burial will follow in Lucasville Cemetery. Friends may call 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. Sunday and one hour before the funeral Monday.
Troy Smith — Services will be held 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013, at the Union Hill Community Church, Peebles, Ohio, with Rev. Phil Fulton officiating. Burial will follow in Evergreen Union Cemetery, Waverly. Friends may call at the Boyer Funeral Home from 4 - 8 p.m. Tuesday and one hour prior to the service at the church on Wednesday.
Richard Wolfe — Friends may call Sunday, Dec. 30, 2012, from 1 p.m. until 3 p.m. at the Dowds-Snyder Funeral Home, 201 Newark Road, Mount Vernon, Ohio where a funeral service will follow at 3 p.m. with Pastor Dan Taylor officiating. Burial will be in Mount Vernon Memorial Gardens.
Frank Veazey — Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Monday, Dec. 31, 2012, at F.C. Daehler Mortuary Company in Portsmouth. Interment will be in Greenlawn Cemetery. Visitation will be 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. Sunday at Daehlers, and one hour before the service on Monday.
Esther Anderson — Services will be at the convenience of the family. Interment will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens.
Dale Jones — Services will be held at noon Monday at the Ralph F. Scott Funeral Home in Portsmouth. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Monday from 10 a.m. until the funeral hour.
Bessie Lyon — Services will be 11 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013, at the Anchor Church of God in Zanesville, Ohio. Interment will follow in the Memorial Burial Park in Wheelersburg.
Ray Moore — Services will be conducted Monday, Dec. 31, 2012, at 2 p.m. at the Harrison-Pyles Funeral Home. Friends may call at the funeral home from 1 p.m. until funeral hour on Monday.
Elizabeth Martin — Services will be 11 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013, at F.C. Daehler Mortuary Company in Portsmouth. Interment will be in Scioto Burial Park. Visitation will be held from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. Tuesday at Daehlers, and one hour before the services on Wednesday.
Willie Kinney — Service will held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2013, at Dickerson Funeral Home in Vanceburg. Friends may call from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.


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Each of us here at Speech Therapy Center, Inc. believe that we have chosen a beautiful profession and feel fortunate that you have chosen us to help guide you to better communication wellness.
As we begin down this path together, you can rest assured, you are dealing with the best. You or your loved one will be in the hands of a staff who share a passion for this practice as well as an appreciation for the opportunity to positively affect lives on a daily basis.
Our team is comprised of individuals who go above and beyond the current standards. Speech Therapy Center, Inc. requires that all staff continue learning and growing just as our patients do.
This strong belief in continued education is fueled by the ever-changing methodologies used in our field. We take great pride in staying current in the hopes that we may have a lasting, positive impact on the future of speech language pathology.
We are committed to our practice, to those we care for and their families, as well as those whose lives we touch and touch ours in return. We also pride ourselves in our continuous commitment to being a positive force in our community.
Commitment is one of the core values of Speech Therapy Center, Inc. Following our heart and our passion has brought us here, and our dedication to those who we serve will help get them to where they want to be.


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The Linux Users' Group of Davis meets tonight at 7pm at the public library
in Davis (315 East 14th Street).
Our guest speaker will be Ariel Waldman, founder of SpaceHack.org and
the SF Science Hack Day. For more details, see:
Also, it's October, and that means[*] it's election time. Nominations for
officer positions will open at tonight's meeting, and close prior to next
month's meeting (location & topic both TBA!).
If there are multiple candidates for any position (which hasn't
happened in a while), online elections will begin shortly after the
November meeting, and end prior to December's.
LUGOD's elected positions are: root (president), sys (vice-president),
typescript (secretary) and /dev/null (treasurer).
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Your question in full: Our son had two claims on our insurance in 2010. We are being canceled as of July 28, 2011, due to these claims. These were the only two claims we've ever had. I thought laws had been passed to keep insurance companies from canceling insurance on people due to claims. This is an insurance policy in the state of Missouri.
Some states have laws or rules in place that keep car insurance companies from canceling or non-renewing your policy except for specific reasons. States insurance regulators then help to make sure insurers follows the state laws. Missouri, however, doesn't have a law in place that can help your situation.
The Missouri Department of Insurance (DOI) says that they have very limited authority related to the standards a company sets to determine whether or not they wish to sell consumers a car insurance policy.
A Missouri DOI representative told us that all car insurance companies are required to give 30 days' notice of their intention to non-renew the contract, and to provide you, the policyholder, with specific reasons as to the action they are taking (at renewal).
Beyond the notification requirement, car insurance companies in your state follow their own underwriting guidelines with regards to the non-renewal or cancellation of a policy. Car insurance underwriting guidelines determine how many claims are allowed within a certain time period for the policy to continue.
It's not unusual for a car insurance company to non-renew a policy when you've had two or more an accidents (or claims) within a 36-month period. So, even though you went years without any claims, unfortunately, there is no state law saying that your car insurance company can't drop you after having two claims within such a short period of time.
While your current car insurance has found that your family is too much of a risk to continue to insure (due to what they see as excessive claims), there are plenty of other auto insurance providers that will offer you a car insurance policy.
Due to your claims history, which other insurers can see, a new policy may cost more, but by shopping around you will find coverage. And it's possible that you may actually find a better car insurance rate for your family's insurance policy than what you are currently paying.
Start your free auto insurance quote here to see how companies compete for your business so that you can obtain affordable auto insurance.


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An overwhelming majority of sources assert that the Adam of the American muscle car species is the 1964 Pontiac GTO. It was certainly the first muscle car to be marketed toward leadfooted baby boomers, but it was not the first high-performance American passenger car. Nor was it the first American car to combine one of its maker's big car engines with one of its small car body and chassis.
In short, the history of the muscle car stretches back many years before the O.G. Goat showed up. Just how rich is that history? Take a look at the following 10 factory hot rods and we think you'll agree it's pretty doggone rich.
At first blush, automobiles and apparel don't seem to have much in common. Granted, both are manufactured consumer goods, and both come in wide ranges of colors, sizes, shapes and price tags. But that's where the connections end, and even Kevin Bacon would have trouble tying the two industries together in additional ways, right?
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How to Write a Novel Synopsis
The synopsis is the most important part of a novel proposal. If the synopsis looks bad, the editor will toss the proposal without even looking at the chapters.
1. Keep the novel synopsis 2-5 pages (double-spaced). This may be the fiftieth synopsis the editor is reading this week, so brevity is essential.
2. Focus on the characters (particularly their personalities, goals and conflicts), the plot (particularly the main arc) and the sequence of what happens. Also, describe the setting as necessary, particularly if it is interesting.
3. Please leave out minor plots and characters. I wouldn't recommend naming more than a handful of the most important characters. The more characters you name, the harder it is to keep the names apart.
4. Begin with the main character as he starts an interesting plot sequence, NOT a demographic description of the main character. The first paragraph should introduce the editor to a likable character facing a high-stakes challenge. Here are some sample opening sentences.
- AWFUL: PETER PARKER is a sixteen-year-old with brown hair.
- BAD: PETER PARKER is a sixteen-year-old student at Midland High School.
- GOOD: PETER PARKER is a superhero teen that fails to save his uncle's life.
- BETTER: GARY BLACK is an accountant that becomes a superhero after narrowly surviving an assassination attempt.
5. Don't leave the editor hanging. That's the main difference between a synopsis and a backcover blurb. A blurb won't reveal the ending or how the arcs of the story are resolved, but a synopsis must.
6. To save space, I recommend keeping it as active as possible. Also, avoid unnecessary adverbs.
7. The synopsis should be in the omniscient present tense. For example, "John draws his gun even though he doesn't know it's empty."
8. If you get jittery when you start to do your synopsis, it might help to practice by writing the synopsis for another author's novel instead. That will help you get in the mindset of figuring out which elements are most important.
9. Please do not describe what your characters look like unless it's important to the plot or REALLY helps develop a character. The editor wants to know if you have a story, not what the hero looks like.
10. Publishers will not buy a novel manuscript from a first-time novelist unless the manuscript is completed. So you don't need a synopsis unless your book is completed. However, nonfiction is a bit different.
11. Finally, some formatting tips.
- Use size 12 Times New Roman or Courier.
- Double-space the synopsis.
- Use a header that includes the name of the book, the page-number and your name. That will help the editor keep everything together.
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# C.R.on 02 Mar 2009 at 9:25 am
Solid, professional advice you got here, B.Mac.
12. Visit the publisher's website and get particulars there.
Usually you send a couple, three chapters along w/ your package, right?I would say that if they toss it after they spent 5 minutes reading the synopsis and thought it 'bad', then I don't know if I'd want to deal with them anyway.
# B. Macon 02 Mar 2009 at 3:57 pm
Good thinking on #12.
Yeah, it's customary to send a few chapters. Make sure that you cover those chapters in the synopsis anyway! If the publisher is interested, they will ask you to send the rest.
I know it's not easy to sympathize with the publishers that are looking for any reason to throw away manuscripts. However, they are under an extraordinary amount of economic pressure to come up with the next bestseller. I recommend not taking any rejections personally.
# Ragged Boyon 02 Mar 2009 at 9:31 pm
About how much of this transfers over to a comic book synopsis?
# B. Macon 02 Mar 2009 at 10:38 pm
Most of it is transferable to comic book synopses. The length is still 2-5 pages (for a multi-issue series), but you can do a single page for a standalone one-shot.
A comic book synopsis is still extremely important, in some ways more important than the script itself. It gives the editor the big picture of your story. In contrast, when an editor starts to read the script, he sees only a few panels at a time. The synopsis is essential to help him understand what you're trying to show him. Also, the synopsis is usually easier to read.
The main difference is that a comic book synopsis has to recount less material. Most novel manuscripts are at least 60,000 words long, but a 5-issue series is probably just half as long. That means that you have slightly more space for details like the "how" of the story. You still have to be judicious, but if a detail affects the tone and style a lot, it's probably worth mentioning briefly. For example, is the hero's origin story scientific, fantastical/magical, caused by Batman-esque training, or something else entirely? This is relevant because it will affect the series' tone and target audience.
Another difference is that comic book series are written, sold and read by the issue. If you want to pitch a series, I would recommend organizing your synopsis by what happens in each issue. That will show that you have a good eye for pacing and cliffhangers. Organizing it by the issue will help you prove to the editor that your story is interesting from issue one onwards.
For example, if I were to do an issue-by-issue synopsis of Superhero Nation, I'd probably do it something like this. (Well, this is the abridged version; the real version would be several pages long and would have more details about the characters, goals, conflicts, etc).
Issue 1:
The story begins with a young accountant, GARY SMITH, narrowly surviving a car-bomb. Suspecting an inside job, the US Marshals bar Gary from returning to work until the crime is solved. His attempts to find a new job are unsuccessful because no one wants to hire and retrain him if he'll leave a year later. Cut off from his friends and work, he gets lonely and depressed. Driven to desperate measures, he decides to apply to the Office of Special Investigations, a federal agency that handles supervillains and other supernatural strangeness. This agency is a farcical version of the BPRD or SHIELD.
Gary gets an interview for an OSI accounting position but he is rejected because he botches a conversation with the Human Resources director, AGENT ORANGE. Agent Orange is a mutant alligator that is highly eccentric and does not get along well with Gary, who is thoroughly normal. The OSI Director, MARTY STULL, notices how poorly they get along and hires Gary to be Agent Orange's partner. Marty assumes that this will convince Agent Orange to finally leave the agency, or at least will provide evidence that Marty can use to fire Agent Orange. The issue ends with the beginning of Gary's training. At the end of the first issue, the cliffhanger is that the reader learns that Marty plans to get Gary killed if that is what it will take to get rid of Agent Orange.
# Stefan the Exploding Manon 03 Mar 2009 at 3:15 am
Ah, I've been wondering a little about the plot of Superhero Nation. Are the chapters that you've already written going to be part of the comic?
# B. Macon 03 Mar 2009 at 3:56 am
The comic is inspired by the novel chapters we wrote a year or two ago, but the plot has changed considerably in the interim. For one, Agent Black and Agent Orange are the main characters rather than Lash. (Lash will probably show up in issue 3 or 4, but in a very different role than he plays in the novel chapters).
# Davidon 26 Apr 2009 at 4:27 pm
I've got a partially done synopsis here. How's this?
This story is a about a young Banshee princess named Cara. At the beginning of her story, her main goal is to stop her father from drinking. We find out she blames this on her mother's death. This changes when her father's Kingdom is attacked; she is shown the Banshee book of ultimate magic and the knight's heart. Cara, her Guardian Mist, and her pet Ra are transported to a Forest.
Making their way out of the forest, they meet Michelle, an unrisen angel. Cara hates angels, as it was an angel that killed her mother as well as her father's drunkenness. But now she is torn in her feelings because Michelle saved her. Later, they meet a banshee soothsayer who reveals the attacker was her uncle. Her uncle is by all accounts the true King but was rejected by the book and disowned by his father because of the darkness in his heart. Cara is shocked at this revelation but nonetheless travels onwards, stopping at Dead Port to get a ship. After training with her other uncle in magic, she and her friends sail to the land of the dead. There they meet the king, Donn, and beg for his help. He says that what happens with the banshees is no concern of his.
# B. Macon 26 Apr 2009 at 6:18 pm
I wouldn't worry too much about your novel's synopsis yet, David. I recommend doing the synopsis after the manuscript is completed because you'll have a better idea of what to emphasize.
# Davidon 27 Apr 2009 at 4:14 am
Ok, then. Fair enough.
# Esraa Khaloufon 02 Jul 2011 at 1:41 am
Thanks a lot. I found this really helpful, yet, I want to know how to get this jittery feeling away before I start writing a synopsis.
Thanks again


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David Beckham has been spotted with an iPhone - despite being paid to promote the Motorola Aura, it has emerged.

Nokia 7100 'the simple inexpensive choice'27 May 2009 — 10:27 AM
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Apple dominance 'under threat from Nokia and Palm'26 May 2009 — 11:04 AM
Nokia's latest phone could be just one of a number of challengers the iPhone faces in 2009, it has been asserted.
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Ice Beetles are highly aggressive insects found in Phendrana Drifts. They are a sub-species of the Beetle, but are more powerful. Their bodies have been strengthened by a resilient shell of ice. If Samus fails to defeat them, the Beetles will burrow and reappear in another location.
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