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Sept. 4

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at Maryville

Maryville, TN

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Sept. 25

at N.C. Wesleyan

Rocky Mount, NC

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Memphis, TN

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4 • k m m g u s a . c o m4 • k m m g u s a . c o m

Bob Baxter was excited when he

heard the Sorento recently won an

award for being a top safety vehicle.

“My wife and two kids ride around in

a Sorento, so that’s great news,” he

said. Baxter installs bumpers in the

General Assembly shop at KMMG.

“It’s also good to know that we are

doing quality work.”

The 2011 Sorento CUV compact utility

vehicle was named this month as a

“Top Safety Pick” by the Insurance

Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) in

the midsize SUV category when built

after March 2010. The Sorento, built

here at Kia Motors Manufacturing

Georgia, received the organization’s

top honor by earning “Good” ratings

– the highest achievable – in frontal,

side, rear and rollover impact crash

safety tests.

Ratings from the Institute are based

on results from frontal, side and

rear impact crash tests, and for

2010 a good performance in a roof

strength test to measure protection

in a rollover also was required to

win. Each vehicle’s overall evaluation

was based on various measurements

specifi c to each crash angle, and

overall impact on crash test dummies

inside the vehicle at the time of

collision. All vehicles must have

electronic stability control available to

be eligible.

Bobby Locke, senior manager of

General Assembly, praised his team

for winning the award. “The top

safety rating is a testament to the

hard work that team members put

into building each Sorento,” Locke

said. “We hope to win many awards in

the years to come as we continue to

produce a top quality vehicle.”

2011 So ren to CUV Awa rded

TOP SAFETY PICK

by Insurance Institute for Highway Safety

General Assembly team member Jerone Dabon said “yea, we won!” when

he heard about the award. “I’m happy to work for a company that invests in

safety,” Dabon said.

Ted Arnold, manager of vehicle Quality Control and Welding and paint

Quality Control, said the rating is an honor. “Most families base their vehicle

purchases on safety ratings, so to be named top in your class is excellent

news,” Arnold said.

The Sorento CUV has received

an “excellent” rating from

Consumer Reports

The Sorento CUV has received an “excellent” rating from Consumer

Reports.

The July issue of the magazine has already hit the stands, and it ranks the

Sorento high among its small/midsize SUVS.

“The Sorento now ranks among the better SUVs Consumer Reports has

tested,” David Champion, senior director of the publication’s auto testing

department, told USA Today. “It’s a competent vehicle that strikes a good

balance of passenger room and size at a good price.”

k m m g u s a . c o m • 5Stuart Countess is proud of the recent

accolades the Sorento has received

– a top safety award from the Insurance

Institute for Highway Safety and an

“excellent” rating from Consumer

Reports – but, he said there’s no time

to brag.

TEAM MEMBERS HELP SORENTO/KIA SALES SOAR

Ken Miles of the fi nance department said the

Sportage was right for him and his family.

“With three daughters, the Sportage gives me

the passenger and cargo room that I need,”

Miles said. “Plus, the smooth 5-speed with the

peppy 2.0 liter 4-cylinder, makes the Sportage

a lot of fun to drive.”

Team members at Kia Motors

Manufacturing Georgia (KMMG)

are helping boost the sale of the 2011

Sorento CUV and other Kia vehicles.

May sales show Kia vehicles increased

20.6 percent over the same period

last year, and that year-to-date sales

are up 14.6 percent, with the 2011

Sorento CUV again leading the way as

Kia’s best-selling vehicle, with 8,166

units sold in May.

KMMG team members say they

purchased Kia vehicles because they

are economical, stylish and have an

outstanding warranty.

James Kun H. Koo, a specialist in

procurement, recently purchased a

Forte Koup – another top seller for

Kia Motors.

“The Kia Forte Koup is an

embodiment of the three things I

look for in a fun car — world class

handling, refreshingly aggressive

styling, and unmatched fuel

effi ciency,” Koo said. “And, the

warranty is awesome.”

Donald Menke, assistant

manager of fi nance at KMMG,

recently purchased a Sorento for

his family.

“We were impressed with the

body style and look of our

new Sorento, especially the

panoramic sunroof,” Menke

said. “It feels like we’re riding in

luxury at an affordable price.”

John Gick, assistant manager

in general assembly, kicked his

Tahoe to the curb for a 2010

Optima.

“Since I have a fairly long

commute to work each day,

there are two things that I

really enjoy about my new

Optima,” Gick said. “First is

the gas mileage. I now spend

about half as much on fuel as

I did when I drove my Chevy

Tahoe. The second thing is

the built-in satellite radio. It

makes the commute much more

enjoyable.”

K.S. Kim, senior vice president of human

resources, administration, legal and public

relations at KMMG, is encouraged by team

members who purchase Kia vehicles.

“We are pleased that so many team

members are purchasing the vehicles that

they build here at the West Point plant,”

Kim said. “And that they are purchasing

other Kia vehicles as well.”

COUNTESS PROMOTED TO DIRECTOR OF QUALITY SUBDIVISION

“The awards will give us lots of

positive exposure, but our goal

is to improve daily,” Countess

said. “Each day we have to look

at how to achieve better targets.

If we do this, we will continue

to receive more top ratings and

more awards.”

Countess, who has more than 15

years automotive experience, was

recently promoted to director

of Quality subdivision. He was

formerly senior manager of

General Assembly at KMMG,

and before that worked in quality

at Mercedes Benz. He also

has experience in the defense

industry.

Countess said the scope of

responsibility for his former and

current position is the same: “to

build-in quality.” But, the duties

are more extensive, some of

which include: meeting customer

expectations, ensuring supplier

quality, reviewing feedback from the warranty

departments and instituting national quality

standard with the Business Management

System (International Organization for

Standardization/Technical Specifi cation

16949) – BMS(ISO/TS16949).

Countess sees KMMG as a leader in the

automotive industry and says team work will

be the key to maintaining and improving

quality.

“The message to all team members is that

everyday we have to fi nd a way to improve

from what we did yesterday,” he said. “And,

our goal can’t be accomplished with just one

person. It will take all of us working together,

a team approach – which not only includes

KMMG but our suppliers as well.”

Countess is originally from Decatur, Ala. and

now lives in LaGrange. In his spare time, he

enjoys playing golf and spending time with

his wife and two children.

8 • k m m g u s a . c o m

Who we are

8 • k m m g u s a . c o m

You may have seen Felecia Huguley on a Delta fl ight. Before coming to KMMG in August 2009, she was a former fl ight attendant for Delta airlines. She left Delta to take care of her family. Felecia works in the Paint repair shop. She loves deep-sea fi shing, traveling and says she works with one of the most outstanding teams and group leaders at KMMG.

Lee Hodge is a former police detective, but says his job at KMMG is the most interesting job he’s had. Hodge worked as a police detective for 28 years and says there is one case that still haunts him. Hodge works in KMMG’s Stamping Shop.

Myra Settle never meets a stranger. She is one of the most friendly team members at the paint shop. When she’s not at KMMG working as an administrative assistant in the paint shop, she serves as a senior wine consultant and does a little modeling in her spare time.

You might have seen Mike Ware driving a tugger truck through general assembly as part of his job in production control. When Mike isn’t at KMMG, he serves on several boards and committees at his church in Columbus. He mentors youth and works with the men’s ministry, transports the elderly and serves a substance abuse counselor.

The Power to Surprise™

Kia Wayis published by the Public Relations Department7777 Kia ParkwayWest Point, Georgia 31833

For more information or to recommend story ideas, email [email protected]

Editor-in-Chief & WriterFaith J. Jones

ContributorsPatrick SandsCorinne HodgesZena Troullier of the fi nance department loves her 2010 Kia Soul. “It’s fun to drive,” she said. “It’s economical on gas, has a great sound system, there are lots of options and it’s reasonably priced.”

KMMG Team members recently started rocking out in the can-

teen when they heard the new Kia Soul hamster commercial

– set to the hip-hop song “The Choice is Yours” by The Black

Sheep – play on the closed-circuit TVs.“That is one of the coolest commercials,” said Teresa Reece of

General Affairs. “It is so funny to see the hamsters jamming to a

hip-hop song. It defi nitely captures your attention.”The Kia Hamster commercials also captured the attention of the

American Marketing Association. The New York chapter of AMA

recently awarded Kia a 2010 Silver EFFIE Award for its fi rst Ham-

ster commercial, “A New Way to Roll.” The EFFIE Awards (short

for effective), recognize the most effective advertising efforts in

the U.S. each year. The Kia Soul television ad won the EFFIE in the

“David v. Goliath” category, which grants awards to smaller, new

or emerging brands that challenge category leaders head-on.

KIA SOUL HAMSTER COMMERCIAL HONORED WITH 2010 SILVER EFFIE AWARD

In response to the immense popularity of the initial campaign, the hamsters have made an

encore appearance in the new “This or That” campaign, also created by David&Golath. In this

new chapter of the Kia Soul hamster story, the loveable creatures are shown driving through

city streets to the tune of “The Choice is Yours,” giving viewers the choice between “This,”

the funky and uniquely styled Soul, or “That,” a number of boring and mundane appliances on

wheels, cardboard boxes or hamster wheels. The commercial can be seen on cable networks

through July.

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K I A M O T O R S M A N U FA C T U R I N G G E O R G I A , I N C .

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The Power to Surprise™

2011 SORENTO CUV WINS TOP SAFETY AWARDKMMG Team Members DRIVE SORENTOS

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Photography by Laura Whitlow

Two Thousand Ten 2010

101 Parker Place • LaGrange, GA 30240For Appointments & After Hours Emergencies(706) 845-9400 www.fourpawsah.com

“Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened.” - Anatole France

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Photography by Laura Whitlow and Grace Wiggins

ForrestIn loving memory

Words of praise from our visiTors To The neW GeorGia CenTer:“you have a fantastic place. We’ll definitely be back. thank you.” ~ Jay & Jennifer Wilson“We were so impressed with everything. our visit surpassed our expectations.” ~ Rick Hernandez

“everything looked so real – better than the museums i saw on my trip in israel.” ~ Mrs. Gregg Lofton“i had heard most of it before, but never had it connected so well. it was most enlightening.” ~ Bob & Pat Reed

“it was amazing. my desire is to provide this experience for our pastor and former pastors.” ~ Beverly & Mike Rayner

arChaeoloGiCal repliCa exhibiTs

liFe oF the shepherD archaeological replicas

liFe oF the Farmerarchaeological replicas

liFe oF the Village archaeological replicas

Group enjoying a meal featuring the recipes, manners and customs of a First Century

meal in a room decorated as in the Herodian Period. Implications are discussed for the

meaning of the Last Supper during the Passover season.

Ancient reclining table known as a triclinium, copied from one discovered at Pompeii, covered by the Mt. Vesuvius eruption in 79 CE.

the BiBlical meal experiencearchaeological recreation

This desert waterfall descends a limestone cliff into pools with papyrus and bulrush water plants.

Night scene from a sound and light show with Roman

soldiers under

the large arched gate entrance.

Snow-covered temporary sheepfold frames a goat hair tent

encampment in the distance. Date-palm tree on left and permanent rock sheepfold on right.

Snow covered view of our four-room gate house with fortification tower, above, and stable/storehouse in the distance.

Comfortable shade-covered walkways cover archaeological reconstructions of a beam style oil press in the foreground and grape presses in the distance.

Three agricultural terraces with farming scenes from a museum performance. A vineyard is on the top terrace, olive tree harvest on the center, and grape stomping instillation on the bottom.

“an authentic 15 dish last supper meal...a world class experience.”~Time Magazine, March 17, 1989

the purpose oF the museum: The Explorations in Antiquity Center’s purpose is to transport

the visitor across the sea and through the ages to the earlier times

and places of the Judeo-Christian heritage in the Middle East.

The archaeological remains can help understand earlier periods

and rediscover the hopes and fears of peoples long ago. Our

museum can help the visitor find meaning from the amazing

archaeological discoveries from the biblical world. a non-proFit organization:A non-profit organization, the Explorations in Antiquity Center

is not related to any particular denominational organization. It is

important for our Christian board members and staff team serve

peoples of all faith traditions, as well as those of no particular

tradition, and to show a sensitivity and respect for those from

different traditions than their own. What unites us is an interest

in cultivating a curiosity for respecting the past and all it has to

offer to the present.

an interactiVe, experiential museum:

The Explorations in Antiquity Center is an interactive living

museum of life in ancient times. Step back into time as you sit

in a real goat-hair tent like the nomadic shepherds have lived

in for thousands of years. See tombs like those in which the

prophets and Jesus were buried. Visit a village and city gate area

to see what life was like 3000-2000 years ago. Dine with the

ancients as you partake of a Passover Meal much like that which

Jesus ate at the Last Supper. Enter the Time Tunnel and learn

about the worship practices of pagans, Jews and Christians from

2000 BC to 500 AD by exploring replicas of excavated houses

of worship from Israel. These opportunities and so many more

await you at the Explorations in Antiquity Center!

Life of the farmer attractions: Vineyard watch tower, grape presses,

olive orchard, oil presses, threshing floor and equipment, aqueduct water wheel and milling

area, and garden walks through the olive, cyprus, cedar, pomegranate, fig, and almond trees.

Life of the ViLLage attractions: Stone quarry, hoisting

equipment, Israelite and Canaanite altars, ancient house, courtyards, village gate,

judges chambers, fortification tower, storehouse, stable, water cisterns

Life of shepherd attractions: Desert oasis with flora and fauna,

limestone rock cliff, sheepfolds, tent encampment, well, mangers, “Shepherd’s Bread”

experience, and ancient ancestral cemeteries.

serVices anD programs oF the explorations center

archaeoLogicaL themed WaLk programs incLude:

life of the shepherd, farmer, village, parables, Psalm 23 walk,

biblical plants, or the Time Tunnel houses of worship

speciaL programs for kids & Youth: kid’s digs,

shepherd’s bread experience, biblical scavenger hunts, vacation

Bible school activities and youth Bedouin tent gathering

speciaL Lecture series subjects: Geography of the

Bible, Introduction to Biblical Imagery, Archaeology of the

Old and New Testament, Jesus in Galilee and Jerusalem,

Insights from the Dead Sea Scrolls, or The Israel/Arab Problem

speciaL eVents: Sound and light shows, summer concerts,

meeting hall rental, weddings, birthdays and catered events.All restorations have been supervised by James Fleming, Ed.D., who

presently serves on the Advisory Board of the Biblical Archaeology

Review and was formerly Professor of Archaeology and Biblical

Geography at the Ecumenical Institute for Advanced Theological

Studies and Lecturer at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel.

a museum of daily life

in biblical times

full scale archaeological replicas

from antiquity • time tunnel

biblical meals • kid’s digs and activities

life of the shepherd • life of the

farmer • life of the village • multi-media

presentations • conferences

museum shop

lagrange • georgia

The exploraTions in

anTiquiTy CenTer

130 Gordon Commercial Drive • LaGrange, GA 30240

or P.O. Box 3900 • LaGrange, GA 30241

Phone: 706.885.0363 • Fax: 706.885.0364

[email protected]

www.explorationsinantiquity.net

open: tuesday - saturday 10:00am - 6:00pm

Directions to the exploration center

from i-85 exit 13: Turn north from the Interstate to the light with

FedEx on right and the BP station on the left. Turn left on Lukken Industrial

Drive. Turn right at the fourth light onto Gordon Commercial Drive, just

past the Callaway Airport. Center is the first building on the left.

from i-85 exit 18: Turn northeast on first road after exit (Hwy. 109)

through town. Pass the college on your right and the hospital on the left.

At the top of the next hill there is a light. Here Hwy 109 turns right. You

keep straight (now Hwy. 29) to the next light at Domino’s Pizza. Turn left

on Lukken Industrial Drive. Turn another left at the next light on Gordon

Commercial Drive. Center is the first building on the left.

Full scale

archaeological replicas

Time tunnel

replica of

an early

Christian

church. In

front of

the arched

apse one

can see the

stone altar,

mosaics, and

baptistery

(on left).

Replica of Roman

aqueduct found

near Capernaum.

The water

powers a wooden

waterwheel, which

turns an ancient

grinding stone to

make flour.

Group visiting

replica of a

Jerusalem tomb

from 700-500

B.C. Our

museum guides

explain customs

and help ancient

texts come alive.

View of

kids having

fun making

discoveries

in the four

archaeological

trenches. After

the dig, they will

hold a “press

conference” and

announce their

“new discoveries”

to the world!

the time tunnel

Walk through 2,000 Years

kiD’s Dig experience

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Lukken Industrial Dr.

Gordon Commercial Dr.

West Point Rd.

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