The funeral was being held outside a hangar in Coppito, a town adjacent to the earthquake's epicenter of L'Aquila.
This seaside town is just over an hour's drive from the epicenter of the earthquake.
The map below illustrates the relationship between the epicenter of the earthquake and most of the semiconductor wafer fabrication plants in Japan.
"I was five miles from the epicenter of the earthquake in 1989 that happened right before a World Series game and I noticed that the media that was reporting on it wasn't getting it all right, " he said.
My own industry, publishing, is at the epicenter of the disruption earthquake.
The epicenter of this political earthquake seems to be Managua where suspected fraud is most prevalent but other areas of the country are also affected.
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Nonetheless, Republican House Majority Leader Eric Cantor of Virginia -- whose own district was the much-damaged epicenter of a severe earthquake last week -- said he would not increase FEMA's funding until spending is cut elsewhere.
Venezuela is the epicenter of the Latin America earthquake and as long as Chavez is in power these threats will continue.
But since taking over the BOT in April 1998, when Thailand and its central bank were at the epicenter of a global economic earthquake, Chatumongkol, 55, can claim some credit for progress.
Nantou is near the epicenter of a magnitude-7.6 earthquake that struck Taiwan in 1999 and killed more than 2, 300 people.
The epicenter of the Shizuoka quake was some 400 kilometers away from the Tohoku-Kanto Earthquake and on the opposite side of the capital.
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