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• Later, Counselman worked as a reporter for " The Birmingham News ".
• Counselman said . " This church is enormous and out of scale with the neighborhood ."
• The lawsuit to prevent the church building was filed in 1998 by Margaret Boyajian, Charles Counselman, and Jean Dickinson.
• The Wandering Jew also appears in Mary Elizabeth Counselman's story " A Handful of Silver " ( 1967 ).
• Jacobi attended the launch, along with Mary Elizabeth Counselman, who had frequently appeared in the pages of the same magazines as Jacobi.
• Counselman taught creative writing classes at Gadsden State Junior College ( now the Wallace Drive Campus of Gadsden State Community College ) and at the University of Alabama.
• The founding team includes Dave Girouard, former VP of Thiel Fellow, and Anna Counselman, former Manager of Global Enterprise Customer Programs and Gmail Consumer Operations at Google.
• Founded by a former US Marine and a Harvard Business School graduate, Gunnar Counselman, Fidelis Education focuses on helping universities scale and manage relationships between students, coaches, faculty, and mentors.
• "There is a steady stream of out-of-state visitors who drive down our street trying to get a view of the temple, " said Charles Counselman, one of the plaintiffs.
• "It's like having a Wal-Mart built in your neighborhood, " said Charles Counselman, one of the three . " I wish it had never been built ."
• An early reference work by Australian writer Graeme Flanagan, " Robert Bloch : A Bio-Bibliography " ( 1979 ) includes interviews with Bloch and memoirs by fellow writers such as Harlan Ellison, Richard Matheson, Mary Elizabeth Counselman and Fritz Leiber.
• "If I owned this land, I couldn't build an Elks'Lodge or a Veterans of Foreign Wars hall because places of assembly are not allowed in residential neighborhoods, " said Charles Counselman, a neighborhood resident and a professor of planetary science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
• But Dr . Francis Counselman of Eastern Virginia Medical School said rates likely would decrease if such tests were used only for patients without classic symptoms of appendicitis, which include pain starting in the belly and moving to the right side, mild fever, appetite loss, vomiting and reduced white blood cell levels . _ _ _=
• At an observatory parking lot in Westford one day in 1980, Counselman and others showed that ultraprecise locations could be fixed by reading where on the 7 1 / 2-inch wavelength a signal was reaching Earth and determining, in billions, the number of wavelengths to the satellite _ the equivalent of finding a millimeter marking on a yardstick.
• During the 1970s and early 1980s, when GPS was available only a few hours a day because only a handful of the 24 satellites were in orbit, a small number of scientists _ including Charles C . Counselman 3d of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology _ stunned Pentagon officials by showing that a system built for accuracy within several yards could actually yield accurate positions to within inches.