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Ion Deaton has published a new book:   "Tales from Appalachia's Ionic One"

From the land of soaring Appalachian mountains, come wonderful true stories of the hardy folk that this beautiful but sometimes harsh region has nurtured.

I wrote it mainly for my descendents but am offering it to the general public to see it. It has significant mass market appeal. The book includes a total of about one hundred stand-alone tales from the seven time periods to make for more interesting reading.

This fast-paced science fiction story for young and old includes time travel, a teenage girl superhero, and romance. It encourages continual reliance on God. The story takes place over a 500-year time span.

Dennis says "He wrote the book mainly for science fiction lovers that don't like being bombarded with aliens and dark forces. The people that like the book the best seem to be children 10-15 due to the superhero content. A lot of present day topics are covered and it provides parents a way to break the ice and talk to their children about issues that they would normally have a hard time to talk about. Children also don't like stories that are too long (given their fascination with Instant Messaging). It all started when I was trying to teach my children about writing essays and short stories. The rest is history."

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INFORMATION FOR:
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Lockheed-Martin (Singer-Link)

If you receive the Summary Annual Reports from Lockheed Martin each year, the Singer Pension Plan is Plan 023 – Lockheed Martin Corporation Retirement Income Plan III. This plan previously was Plan 041 and was merged into the current plan on 12/31/99.

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Raytheon (CAE)

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