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Issue date: Friday, January 1, 1954
Pages available: 72
Previous edition: Thursday, December 31, 1953
Next edition: Saturday, January 2, 1954
Publication name: Abilene Reporter News
Location: Abilene, Texas
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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - January 1, 1954, Abilene, Texas FAIR AND WARMER r EVENING FINAL OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKEfGH.YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT GOES" Byron VOL. LXXHI, No. 199 Amucutei Frtti (AF) ABILENE, TEXAS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 1, 1954 PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS PRICE DAILY Se, SUNDAY 10e 35 SECONDS AFTER MIDNIGHT Papa Webb Hasn't Heard, But Son Is 1st '54 Baby By DOROTHY DAUGHERTY "It was a close race. Mom, but we !f babies could prob- ably what the first tyke born in 3954 would tell his mother Mrs Ilowell M. Webb. 1350 Shelton St. As .first chUd born this year, he will receive a host of gifts ranging from a mattress to tiny wool boot- ies from Abilene merchants. baby has been named How- til Graham Webb, and weighed 8 pounds, 12 ounces. The Webb youngster was born 35 seconds after midnight Jan. 1. Second baby born this year was a boy. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Oh'era, 441 Treadaway Blvd., at 1 a.m. Both babies vrere in St. Ann Hospital. Last year's New Year's baby also was born in St. Ann. Strange- ly enough, the very same doctor, scrub nurse, circulating nurse, and anesthetist who delivered the SO WHAT? 1954's first baby seems serene about all the fuss being made about him, in fact, he's downright sleepy. ilr. 1954 is in the arms of his mother, Mrs. Howell M. Webb of 1350 Shelton St. (Staff photo by.Don Hutchespn) 1953 baby also helped to usher In the little Webb. Only other birth on New Year's Day reported by mid-morning Fri- day was another boy. born to Mr. and Mrs. Merven John Rogers, 55S Vine St., at a.m. Friday at Hendrick Hospital. All three sets of parents narrow- ly missed out on claiming another exemption for 1953's income tax. Baby Webb's father doesn't even know of his son's birth. A salesman for the Peyton Meat Packing Company, Webb is in Alamogordo, N. M. When Mrs. Webb gave birth to her fourth child and ISM'S first baby at midnight, it was too late to send a telegram to the father, because the telegraph office was closed. Subbing for him pacing the floor of the hospital were two close friends 01 Mrs. Webb's, Mrs. W. B. Malone, 1402 Shelta St., and Mrs. B. B. Hurst, 1974 Portland Ave. The two women accompanied the expectant mother to the hospital at p.m. Thursday, and waited there until the baby was born. Mrs. Malone returned to the Webb home and stayed with the couple's three daughters, Gloria, 14. a student at North Junior High School; Delia, 11, pupil in the Fan- nin School; and Phyllis. 5. The Webbs lived in Midland be- fore moving to Abilene three years ago. Mrs. Malone was trying to con- tact the father Friday morning. He had been home last week end, and waited until the last possible min- ute to return to New Mexico, hop- ing the baby would be born while he could be with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Webb have been married for 15 years. Tourist Killed, 9 Hurt In 3-Car Anson Crash New Year Ushered In by Mi'd Weather By THE ASSOCIATED.PRESS The New Year began with gen- erally mild, feather iu; the United States, although there'were snow flurries in lower Michigan and the eastern Great Lakes region and light rain in the Pacific Northwest. Under a vast cloud cover rea'ch- Jng from the Pacific to the Great Lakes there Mas a considerable n arming Temperatures were 20 to 30 higher in the north and central Mississippi Yallpy and Dorttam region. Thirls -degree readings were common in places where zeio or below prevailed 24 hours earlier, particularly in Minnesota "and Wis- consin. Soviet Union Lost Numerous Bigwigs in'53 NEW YORK Soviet Un- on lost a lot of distinguishes citi- ens in 1953 through death, arrest and "disappearance." Under the heading of "disap- peared" come those who may be :ead, under arrest or who have [ropped into obscurity. All that is aiown is that their names no long- r grace the'pages of the Soviet iress. Counterbalancing the deaths and iisappearanees there were a few last -year. For example, there are the dozen >r more, leading Moscow physi- cians who were thrown into jail in 1952 and charged with plotting o assassinate leading Soviet fig- ures. Though it was announced hese men had. made confessions t was suddenly discovered after the death of Stalin that the charges vere faked. The doctors were reed, rehabilitated in professional ife and several of them have writ- en articles since their release- hough not about their prison ex- periences. Petrovsky Returns Another notable example is that of G. I. Petrovsky, an Old Bol- hevik who rose to chieftainship if the Ukraine. He disappeared in he late 1930s and it was assumed that he was another purge victim vho had died somewhere in Si- beria or had been executed in ome cellar. But a short time after Stalin's death, Petrovsky awarded an important government [ecoration foi' Ms services to. the Communist party and Soviet state. The turnover in tne personnel of Soviet ruling circles last Tear Eisenhower. GOP Aides Work on Union Message AUGUSTA, Ga. W President Eisenhower and a team of top ad- ministration officials all a bit the New Year with an early morning conference on his State of the Union message today. I tcrday Promptly at 8 a.m. Eisenhower in a cap and a green jacket denoting membership in the Au- gusta National Golf ffrom the little White House to his office above the club's pro shop. There was frost on the ground and a nip in the air. The President carried a large brown envelope. He appeared lost in thought sad a "Good morning. Mr. President" chorus from newsmen seemed to surprise him a bit. The group of officials who flew in from Washington late yester- day to aid in wriunK the State of the Union message had arrived at the pro shop from downtown hotel a few minutes ahead o[ enhower. A hit late the President and his advisers came out on the porch for the cameramen. One of the photographers re- ported three expensive cameras were taken from his hotel room during the night and Eisenhower wanted to know whether they were Insured. They wore, he was told. Another cameraman made a re- mark about plans to go bird hunt- ins and Kiscnhower said he had been told "this is the best bird year they have had around here in a long time." The holiday session was to whip into final form the annual State of the Union message which the President will deliver to Con- gress in person on Jan. 7. The administration advisers who arrived from Washington late yes- called THE WEATHER OF COMMERCE on the Thuri. P. M. M fll M fib" were guests ol the Presi- ent and Mrs. Eisenhower at a ew Year's Eve dinner in the olf club trophy room last night. The officials include Ambassador enry Cabot Lodge, chief U.S. del- gate to the United, Director Joseph :M. Dodge; top residential-aide Sherman Adams; nd several other White House as- istants. j Flemming Joins Team Aiv llth-hour addition to the earn was Dr. Arthur S. Flemming, Rowland Says Demos to Have Plenty of Time WASHINGTON Know- and (R-Caltf) said today Demo- rats will have "plenty of-oppor- unity" to propose changes in 'resident Eisenhower's foreign nd defense program, but some democrats remained skeptical of lipartisan results. Knowl'iiid, the Senate Republi- can leader, said in an interview hat although the Democrats will tot be told fully of the President's until a .lau. 5 White House nccting o[ congressional leaders, 'there will still be time to make changes" if any serious objections are raised. The President will lay down his over-all program in a State of the Union message two days l.-vter. Knov.'laml said he expects this to lie couched largely In general terms, with specific recommenda- tions to be marie later. Democratic leaders were invited by telegrams from I. .Tack Martin, presidential assistant, lo sit in for consultation only on thn foreign and defense aspects of the mcs- snge. There wns no mention of olhcr subjects. Sen. Spnrkman of Alabama, the 195'J Democratic vice-presidential nominee, said in an Interview, he regards such consultallon as a de- sirable prelude to bipartisan co- operation on foreign and defense legislation. "But we ought to know if this to be two-sided bald, i chief of the Office of Defense Mo- bilization and author of the admin- istration's controversial program to channel defense contracts to areas of high unemployment. Eisenhower personally endorsed the two-month-old program Tues- day, and his action touched off a round of angry protests from Southern Democrats in Congress They contended the plan will take business away from Dixie firms- textile mills, for fun- nei it to New England and othei Northern communities with unem- ployment problems. Knowland Rebels The. administration's headache was intensified when Republican Sen. Knowland of of the men Eisenhower counts on most heavily to help steer his 195- program through the Democrats in criticizim: the policy. Knowland is the Senate majoritj leader. On his arrival here. Fiemmin described the program as a "good sound policy'' and said he knew o administration plans to modifj it. James C. Hagerty, Eisenhower's press secretary, said the plan to earmark only 20 to 30 per cent o defense contracts for in un employment areas still will leavi most of the business for companic; in other regions. Hagerty also has emphasize! that the companies in areas wit! unemployment problems also ar required to meet Ihe competitive low bids of other lirms. 2d New Mexican Critically Injured ANSON, Jan. 1 man was fatally injured, one vas in critical condition Friday morning and eight others were lospitalized after three cars smashed together late Thursday n U.S. Highway. 180 east of here. All were holiday tourists rom New Mexico. Samuel G. Giles, 41, tool dresser from Artesia, N.M., led at a.m. Friday in Anson General Hospital following lie crash 16 miles east of Anson on the Clear Fork of the Jrazos bridge about p.m. Larnar Haiiey Johnson, 43, Artesia, N.M., was in criti- al condition in the hospital. He was in a 1953 model car driv- n by Giles. The same auto also contained Johnson's wife, 38, nd "their children, Sharlene, 6; Wilbur, 11; and Jerry, 7; nd Giles' son, Mike, 3. Giles vas the brother of Mrs. John- on. Highway Patrolman J. Ross Cemp of Abilene said traffic on J. S. 180 was blocked for an hour fter the three vehicles slammed nto each other at one end of the ridge. Just prior to the wreck, a 1953 lodel car driven by Mrs. P.oy M. i'hitehead. 18, was traveling east. he auto also contained Mrs. White- ead's 22-year-old husband, an oil- eld worker at Hobbs, N. M. They en route to Fort Worth on a' oliday visit. Behind the Whitehead auto came 1947 model car driven by Alton i. Cohen; 21, airman stationed at Walker Air Force Base at Roswell, M. Cohen, wfaose home is in 'ort Worth, was accompanied by vo: other airmen' from the same ase. They are Thomas H. Bear- en. 22, Dallas, and Lee R. Pink- am, 25, Ellsworth, Me. They were n holiday pass and were en route o Fort Worth and Dallas, the said The smash-up began with Cohen's the -rear of tbe Leading the Soviet obitnarr no- tices of course was Joseph Stalin who, according to announcement, died in his bed after a stroke in early March. Beria Was No. 2 Close behind was the No. 2 man, deputy premier and police boss, Lavrenty Beria, who was officially reported executed for treason in December, and the world-famed composer- Sergei Prokofiev, who lied in March without even the benefit of an obituary in the Soviet press. Others who died Included: Lt. Gen. Arkadi Shvetsov, out- See SOVIETS, Page 2-A, 2 New Year Toll Remains Low By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Caution perhaps born of the trag- ic Christmas weekend was reflect- ed today in the relatively smal toll of lives in accidents duria_ the first 13 hours of the New. Year weekend. The total was 24, and 11 of these were blanred on traffic accidents Eleven died in fires. The crash o a small airplane in Montana killed a married couple, but their 5-year old daughter survived. A continuance of the rate of less than two accidental deaths ,an hour would hold the total for the 73-hour period snding midnigh Sunday not only far under the Christmas weekend's 717. but wel below the National Safety Council's estimate of 360 for traffic death: A Lake City. S.C. mother and three children perished when home burned. Two persons died in separate apartment house fires in Chicago. Massachusetts also had three de.Mhs in fires and Ohio one. Traffic deaths were: Illinois 4 Connecticut and New York 2. Ohio Pennsylvania and South Carolin; 1 each. SUNDAY HEADLINERS IN THE REPORTER-NEWS Reviews and previews will be featured in the Sunday Reporter News. The major previews will be of the upcoming session o the U S. Congress. The two Texas senators and four repre- sentatives who represent West Texas in Washington have filled out detailed qucstionaires submitted them by The Reporter-News telling their stand on the dozen or so major issues of the new session. On the review side will be the announcement of the to stories of Abilene and West Texas during 1953 as chosen by editors of The Reporter-Nevs. The past year willbe summarized in a day-M-day chronology illustrated by the top news pictures of the year, Along with all these there will be the usual complete news oil, women s, caurcli specialty news and reports of spot happenings by Associ- ated Press ind staff writers of The Whrtehead car. Cohen's car then lanced off.the Whitehead car arid crashed head-on into the car driven y Giles, the patrolman said. All three of the airmen were aken to the Anson hospital where heir condition was considered not erious Friday morning, attendants aid. The Whitehead couple was not ospitalized. All of the occupants of the car riven by Giles were hospitalized. Tone seriously. injured ex- ept Giles and Johnson. Two of the hildren, Wilbur Johnson, 11, and like Giles, 3. were released from tie hospital Friday morning. Jones County Sheriff Dave Reves lided in the investigation. HOUSTON'S BABY JUST SCOOTS IN HOUSTON first 1954 tiaby was born at Methodist Hospital just 17 seconds after midnight. She is a daughter of Mrs. Eva Garza, wife of Alfred Garza. lyfle Dragged ForPaiienl Waters of tytle Creek were be- ing dragged Friday morning, as the search continued for. J. M. Nanney. 28.. missing Abilene State Hospital patient. Firemen and policemen and oth- er volunteers, who joined the hunt Thursday afternoon and. who sus- pended operations at p.rh. Thursday, resumed the work early Friday. Nanney has been missing since shortly after noon Wednesday. His clothing and personal effects were found about noon Thursday under the South llth St. bridge on Lytle Creek. Youngsters playing nearby made the discovery and notified Miller Machine Shop near the scene. The hospital was then informed. The cisefc was feng dragged for the possibility that Nanney may have drowned there or in Lytle Lake. YT. TV- Kentj-Twspital -business .manager, said Fri- day that tbe patient lad act been found. Nanney, admitted to the institu- tion Nov. -9, 1948. is cf Mrs. Lula Nanney of Bishop. CPU GM.UDE BATCHELOR TRUTHFUL "Melntyre, 33-year-old Richmond, Va., automobile mechanic, commented when informed he had won tie Burlington, Wise., Liars' Club contest that "I always had the reputation of being a tnithful man The winning story told of a big wind which blew a cast iron inside out. His father is a minister. (AP Wirephoto) Mother Soys Son's Return Is Miracle KERMITj A. Kermit mother's Christmas, prayer for a miracle jsca hw been today lae- life.' f JrW' t- -ij just got to cry a little the mother of Cpl. Claude J. Batchelor said when newspapetv men tdd her Gat her son was readv for repatriation. It's the best news I hare ever the jubilant father said. Both were reached at a bus tion in Odessa last night where the west Texas oil well drill- er had gone to meet his wife, re- turning home here after a visit. Batchelor was one of 22 POWs who had steadfastly refused repa- triation during the 90-day explana- tion period. He said he had feared for his life, that many of other 21 prisoners carried daggers. At the. little frame house here where the Batchelors nobodj was at home yesterday but 11-year- old Kenneth, the POW's young brother, when newsmen delivered the news. "That's really good said the little boy. "I-sure am happy. I want Mm to come home real soon." Only a Miracle' On Christmas Eve, Mrs. Batche- lor tearfully had said that "onjy a miracle" could bring her boy home. The Batchelors spent a. sad HE'S COMING HOME Texan Changes Mind About Reds By WILLIAM C. BARNARD SEOUL Claude J. a young Texan who elected to stay with the Commu- nists, changed his mind today and said if. i.': quite possible that other unrepatFistcd American war pris- oners wUl decide to return home. Batchelor smiled broadly as he was returned to the U.N. Com- mand near Panmunjom after 31 months as a "prisoner of war. He told waiting newsmen that prisoner leaders are armed with dacgers to prevent defections and that mistrust and fear play a role in the Communist allegiance of the remaining 21 Americans, 1 Briton and 327 Koreans listed as pro-Red. The 22-year-old corporal from Kermit, Tex., approached an In- dian cuard guard at 1 a. m. and asked to return to the U.N. Com mand. fourteen hours later he was repatriated. Letters Had Part Batchelor's peiite Japanese wife, waiting in Tokyo to sec him, ap- parently played an important part in his decision to abandon com' imuiism. He said her messages, relayed to him in the Indian-guarded com- pound In Korea's 'neutral zone "hafl quite bit. to do it.' Batchelor originally was sched- uled to hold a press conference later today but it war- postponed until tomorrow. He told newsmen he now be "very very at Communist indoctrination he had been given in prisoner of war camps. He smiled broadly and spoke easily, without any apparent ner- vousness. He happily gave a thumbs up for photographers. He said he had spent a sleep- less night before deciding lo ask for repatriation. He described New Year's Eve in the North Camp as not very cheerful without much celebrating. "Will other Americans come he was asked. "Quite he said. "Will more than "Quite possibly." "Do you think you msdt a wise move in coming Batchelor answered and smiled broadly. Stories Art Similar He said he had been "quite un- comfortable" this winter but turned aside other questions as to whether ho had been well treated and well fed in Communist pris- oner camps. He said it would be hard to say what he missed ir.sat during his Ion? captivity. L Batchelor's story matched in part that of Cpl. Edward Dicken- son ol Big Stone Gap, Va., who asked for repatriation from the pro-Communist North Camp two months ago. Dickcnson also said othtr Amerl- cavis quite likely would minds. neither man named names. An Indian command spokesman said he thought it most unlikely that prisoner leaders are armei Sft PRISONER, Page 2-A, Col. 1 DAD GOES TO WORK Christmas with the bdref their son had chosen communism instead of repatriation. J -i- t fed nef bufaS" riwd hi.Odessa tod she was wined oy her didn't know a thing about what happened It's the answer to my prayers rjust thank God." She paused a minute, and then told a newspaperman by tele- phone r- "My husband and I are just standing here bawling like fads Batchelor's cute blonde sister, Dorothy, 16, was in Dallas witk the same high school band oa which, the repatriate once was a trumpet player. "TeU him I'm thrilled to the bobby soxer shouted as was surrounded by other studenti from Kermit High School's band, here to play at the annual Cotton Bowl game. Wife Is Stunned Then she and some girl posed for Associated Press pie- tures with a large "welcome home" sign for Batehelor. In Tokyo, young Batchelor's Jap- anese wife could': hardly believe the news at first. Then she asked The Associated Press to send message to her American hus- band: "I want to see you as'soon as possible. I am so glad jou are finally cominff home I love you very much." With a smile, she told news- men- "I am a very happy New Year's girl." Kyoko said her husband told her long ago he intended to stay in Japan with her but she said she wanted him to return to the Statei and see his family. "Possibly. I should like to go with she said. Back home here, the elder Batchelor said. "I never did give up. I think he w.as just brain- victim of war, ithat's all" The oil driller said life had been no_ easy thing for him in recent .months. "I almost had two -or three fights over this ne said., adding: "You know, guys poppin' off: But my friends stood by me and I really appreciate it." Kermit PW's Mom Sleeps 30 Minutes I Things wers hectic and happy New Year's day at the home of the First Family in American News, the 0. L. Bat- chelors. The excitement started late New Year's Eve when word came that their son, Cpl. Claude J. 'Batche- lor, has changed his mind and asked for repatriation. The news, which stirred the whole nation, came to the parents in an Odessa bus station where the fa- ther, an oil field driller, was wait- ing to meet Mrs. 3atche'.or, who had been visiting relatives in Biil- linger. Telephone calls and visitors (newspapers and began pouring into Uwir small Kermit home soon after they got there.- "1 got about 30 minutes sleep last Mrs. Batchelor re- ported. vtorU UJ" to let the good news about toeir son aft- er they had about given up hope. Batchelor, who wirtj the morr.- ing tour on a drilling rig, hail !o go on to his work. His wife spent the night answering new spapers. as far away as Cali- fornia and Chicago and from friends near and far. Early New Year's report- ers and photographers and friends and acquaintances began arrlTlnf to get the family reaction t> thi big story. Only a couple of t 'he happy "My husband li.mnawvd to sleep days kM, to nights "I wish I fcad to Mt the house clean ...yen know hew It gett ftten away a week and your huibaMi and IN kids hart bu ;


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STANFORD, Calif. - Fans will have the opportunity to follow proceedings of Wednesday's National Letter of Intent Day for football on Twitter and GoStanford.com.
Once each letter has been received and verified by the compliance department, Stanford will release the names of the signees in real time via Twitter at @stanfordfball. A complete release announcing the class in its entirety will also be posted on GoStanford.com once the class is finalized.
Along with the official news release, GoStanford.com will also feature biographical sketches, head shots and video highlights of each of the signees on its Signing Day Central site.
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When officers arrived on scene, the man had already jumped from the overpass and had been hit by at least three vehicles.
Phoenix police spokesman Steve Martos said the man in his 20's died of his injuries. He is not being identified at this time.
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Charles and Cheryl Pride of Bargersville announce the engagement of their daughter, Bridget Pride of Nashville, to Tyler Sisson of Nashville, son of Misty Betts of Valdosta, Ga., and Gary Sisson of Butlerville.
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VIDEO: Odell Beckham returns missed FG 109 yards for TD
LSU defeated UAB 56-17 Saturday night in the Tigers' home opener, so drama was in short supply ... but whenever Les Miles in involved -- and specficially, Les Miles' always-excellent special teams -- there's a reason to tune in.
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If Wurmhol loses the fight, at the end of each of the following rounds the number of Life points of the player controlling the opposing character will be reduced by 1, or up to a minimum of 4. If the number of Life points of the player controlling the opposing character is lower than or equal to 4, the ability will have no effect.
The opponent's Ability is cancelled if they have one.
This card isn't that strong. I was excited that a new GHEIST character was out but was disappointed when I saw Wurmhol ....
Yeah he is a filler but he is not that good as Z3r0 D34d and Arkn I'd even use Platinum or even Elke over this card but I think I'm being to rough on this card he also has a good side his defeat comes in handy 'cause it's poison but his poison is weak and it has a high minimum Defeat: poison 1, min 4 isn't very useful if his ability was at the minimum of 0 or his poison was a little higher let's say 2 he would have been good, if that was the case I'd use him over Platinum or even over Z3r0 D34d ....
People say that he is great together w/ Wardom? Terrible combination as you just made Wurmhol 's Defeat even more useless you see after Wurmhol has been defeated and activated Wardom 's revenge Wurmhol 's Defeat would be useless 'cause your opponent life would be at the poison's minimum thus making poison useless
Rating: 4.5/10 This wasn't GHEIST really needed what GHEIST needs now is a great 3* w/c can be a replacement for the CRAZY Elo Bans of Leviatonn and Bristone
if they make one of astrid's worms, why don't they make one of Warren's peanuts?
Wurmhol - 7/1 Defeat: Poison 1, Min 4
Hmm... First impression is that this card isn't terrible. Not great, but not terrible.
-7 power is always nice
-Defeat: Poison means that something good will happen no matter what (except for SoA, of course )
-A GHEIST 2* is a good thing
-1 damage makes you hard pressed to... lose...
-Absolutely no bluff potential.
-Zero Dead and Arkn are both miles above this card
-4 is a highish min, losing to Freaks and most poisons
-GHEIST has no shortage of poison cards, all with lower mins than Wurmhol
-7 power isn't your friend when you're trying to lose.
So, I don't see much use in this card's future. He can only be played second, as any pillz on him are wasted, leaving no room for interpretation of your move. His ability is lacking as well, with a low poison in the first place undercut by a high min. He'll be used in beginner decks, but let me make a suggestion to them all: If you NEED poison, use Ludamilla. Same star count, one less power, but she'll work out better than this worm ever will.
4/10, and that's partially due to the fact that some expert is bound to show me up and win ELO with him someday.
i know i might get called a retard or something for this.... but if u think about it... GHEIST have cards like Anibal and Wardom, who use revenge to get a good boost.... so u have to sacrifice a card for tht, so if u use Wurmhol , you not simply wasting the round... you gettin in a poison, however weak it is, its still a minor irritation that could help you win.
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Experiment #167
Since my lord and master, Doctor Sigmund, graciously allowed me to refuse doing a review on Astrid, I felt it was only fair that I do a review on her 'pet' worm, Wurmhol. The thing is just like her owner Astrid, both are more trouble than their worth. I mean, I know it was me who recommended Astrid to join GHEIST, but that was before I knew how crazy and psychotic she would become. I know she's my responsibility and all, and I'm very glad to meet someone else who is devoted to something they love, but even I cross the line when doing something that will likely destroy my sanity.
As Doctor Sigmund explained in his review, we found Astrid when she was lying in a gutter about to be taken up by Death. I managed to persuade Doctor GHEIST to allow me to experiment on her, as I could sense some sort of power inside of her. Worst choice I've made in my life. I brought her back to my lab, so I could figure out the reason why she wasn't allowed to eat. The reason was the 'power' I spoke of earlier. Inside of her, were little baby worms that blocked her immune system, preventing her from digesting solid foods.
Using my superior intellect, I managed to release the worms from her body, which increased her health dramatically, but also started her worm obsession. She spent days in her lab, experimenting and caring for her worms. She looked at them as if they were her own 'kids.' I pity the poor fool who gets hooked up with her. Anyway, one day, she decided to take her worms for a walk, which was a stupid idea in itself. And I was right. While preparing for another experiment, we received a report that Astrid had been arrested by Dayton of the Sentinel. I knew something like this was bound to happen.
Many of the GHEIST suggested that we leave her to rot in the Cell, since it was her own fault she was captured. I had to admit, they had a good point. What idiot walks in broad daylight when they are wanted all over Clint City for being part of a secret crime organization? Apparently, Astrid does. But I stepped in for her, saying that she was a fellow GHEIST, and that we couldn't abandon her. Many disagreed with me, but Dr. Sigmund said I was right, which is an insult, since I'm almost always right.
As the GHEIST were preparing for a raid, I took the opportunity to sneak into Astrid's labs, and observed some of her worms. Fascinating creatures, they were. So innocent, so cute, so... dangerous. Which meant they were perfect creatures to test some of my deadly serums on. Taking a random one from the vet, I hurried to my lab. Lying the poor worm out on the table, I injected the serum into him. At first he lay motionless, and I thought the serum had killed it. Sighing, I prepared to dispose of the worm, but then I looked as the creature started pulsating and slowly started growing bigger.
I looked as the creature was now at least 7 feet tall and 4 kilometers long. If it had been any longer or any taller, then it would have broken through the roof and the walls of the GHEIST base. Intrigued, I performed more tests on the creature, and was fascinated by what I saw. Apparently, the serum increased its age and as it got older, it got stronger. By the time I was done with my research, the GHEIST had managed to retrieve Astrid and had returned to the base. When Astrid first saw the worm, she was speechless. Suddenly, she ran and hugged it, as if she had just found a long-lost pet. I dared not tell her what I did to make her such, less I suffer for messing with her pets.
After a few days, the serum had made its way out of Wurmhol, the name of Astrid's new pet. She and the worm have gotten quite fond of each other; not to say she isn't fond of all the worms she grows, but she certainly does feel something for Wurmhol. Nowadays, we allow her to take walks in the sewer. It allows her to care for her worms, and keeps her out of the Sentinel's hands. Seeing as how more lethal and dangerous Wurmhol's poison was becoming, Sigmund made it a member of GHEIST. So whenever Astrid is fighting, Wurmhol will be right beside her, fending off danger.
...Heh. You know I just realized something. At the beginning of my review, I said that I cross the line when doing something will destroy my sanity. But performing all these henious experiments I do, I realized that a person's sanity could already be long gone when you do what I do. Don't believe me, look at Dr Saw. I rest my case.
Loyal scientist of GHEIST,
one of astrid's worms ran away... hmm, that's... original... I guess...
whats wrong with the concept for this card? i dont get why people are complaining. GHEIST are manufactured for the most part and within most genre of storyline in a movie basis, there is always a malfuntion and an irregularity which grows stronger and threatens people. classic storyline script. only problem with this cards release is the fact its a 2 star GHEIST really need a 3 star to fill in the void for elo bans! stats arent great however that ya can complain about
shoulda put him in a comic or something, making a card about Astrid's worms...wow what next a card on Boohomas rats/mice or even better a charectar on Blassters Sterio which had stats of 8/8


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The primary task of the nervous system is to process and store information, and we study how this is achieved at the level of RNA molecules. Each RNA passes through several regulatory stages, which are controlled by protein-RNA complexes. In addition to the regulated pre-mRNA or mRNA, these complexes include non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs), RNA-binding proteins (RBPs) and other associated proteins.
We study the structure and function of protein-RNA complexes in the brain. In recent years, we have studied how these complexes regulate alternative splicing, and how aberrant function of protein-RNA complexes contribute to neurologic diseases. Our ultimate goal is to understand how the sequence and structure of RNAs defines the dynamic composition and function of RNPs. We develop transcriptomic techniques such as UV cross-linking and immunoprecipitation (iCLIP) to study protein-RNA interactions in intact cells. We identify regulatory mechanisms by computationally integrating data produced by multiple high-throughput methods, and examine these mechanisms with cellular and molecular biology.
Mutant RNA-binding proteins and non-coding RNAs are implicated in motor neuron disease, also referred to as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). We wish to understand how these disease-causing mutations affect the composition of protein-RNA complexes and thereby disrupt RNA regulation in a manner that may ultimately cause neurodegeneration. To understand these mechanisms, we culture induced pluripotent stem cells from healthy individuals or patients with disease-causing mutations and differentiate them into specific neuronal or glial cell types. We can further modify the protein-RNA complexes in these cells with genome editing, which allows us to study how the composition of protein-RNA complexes affects the disease process. We study the following questions:
1) How does the structure of protein-RNA complexes instruct their function?
2) Do mutations in RBPs cause ALS by disrupting the composition of protein-RNA complexes in motor neurons?
3) How do the non-coding regulatory elements contribute to the processing and regulation of neuronal RNAs? In particular, how do transposable elements contribute to RNA regulation, and thereby to variation in gene expression across species, individuals and somatic tissues?
4) How do protein-RNA complexes coordinate cellular response to signals? In particular, how do they coordinate local translation in neuronal dendrites to regulate synaptic plasticity.
And here are some of the RNA stories that we have passed through:
Understanding the function of protein-RNA binding sites.
Techniques to identify RNA binding sites.We developed individual-nucleotide resolution UV crosslinking and immunoprecipitation (iCLIP) to quantify protein-RNA interactions in the whole transcriptome. We review the progress made in the last years in the technologies for studies of protein-RNA interactions. You can download the manuscript here. We also performed a comparative analysis of iCLIP and CLIP, click here.
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The latest manuscript describing the iCLIP method is available here.
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Published iCLIP data
All published iCLIP sequencing data are available both as raw format (fastq file), as well as processed format on the public server iCount.
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Two journals dedicated an issue in 2014 to RNA-binding proteins. An issue of Genome Biology is dedicated to RBPome, and an issue of Methods is dedicated to protein-RNA interactions, both including manuscripts on CLIP and related experimental and computational methods.
RNA maps: how does the location of RNA binding site guide its function?We integrate transcriptomic data on protein-RNA interactions and their function, which can tell us how ribonucleoproteins (RNPs) assemble at specific positions on their target transcripts and thereby regulate alternative splicing, mRNA decay or translation. For example, we used iCLIP to assess where an RBP binds its target transcripts, and RNA-seq to assess how this RBP controls pre-mRNA processing. This approach revealed that most RBPs regulate alternative splicing according to genome-wide positional principles, or RNA splicing maps. For example. by integrating TIA iCLIP with splicing analysis upon TIA knockdown, we were able to derive nucleotide-resolution RNA splicing maps of TIA proteins. Moreover, we developed software (RNAmotifs) that can derive RNA splicing maps by analysis of multivalent RNA motifs that are often bound by RBPs.
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RNA map gives first comprehensive understanding of alternative splicing
Understanding the regulation and function of cryptic splicing elements.
Alu-derived exonsBy identifying RNA binding sites of hnRNP C across the transcriptome, we have shown that hnRNP C specifically recognizes long uridine tracts, and can thereby repress splicing of alternative exons. This was evident by the ultraviolet crosslinking of the hnRNP C1/C2 tetramer, which demonstrated that hnRNP C forms higher-order complexes that bind across the repressed exons (see the paper). This uncovered a major role for hnRNP C in the repression of cryptic splicing elements(see the paper). We found that hnRNP C controls the emergence of new exons from Alu elements, which are retrotransposable elements that are specific for primate genomes, and constitute 10% of human genome. hnRNP C represses recognition of cryptic splice sites in Alu elements by displacing the splicing factor U2AF65 from uridine tracts. Loss of hnRNP C leads to formation of thousands of harmful exons, and mutations disrupting hnRNP C binding cause human diseases. Since the repressive function of hnRNP C prevents the damaging effects of immediate Alu exonization, it enables mutations to gradually create Alu-derived exons. This represents an elegant molecular mechanism that could mediate incremental evolution of new cellular functions.
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The guardian of the transcriptome
Recursive splicing in long intronsLong introns contain hundreds of so-called 'cryptic sequences' that appear very similar to exons, but are not supposed to be used. The cellular machinery faces great challenges in distinguishing true exons from these cryptic sites. We found that cells sometimes select a cryptic exon that is present deep within a long intron, but later discard it, in a process called recursive splicing (see the paper here). Normally recursive exon removes this cryptic exon, allowing it to remain invisible. However, if the recursive site is preceded by other cryptic splicing events, then the exon is not removed – creating a 'binary switch' or checkpoint that can distinguish correct splicing events from the newly emerging cryptic events, which could be potentially damaging. Thus, long introns on one hand enable emergence of many cryptic splicing events during evolution, whereas recursive splicing ensures that this evolutionary tinkering does not disturb the primary mRNA that needs to be made from the gene. We observed this process happening in some of the longest genes that are expressed in human brain, which are often implicated in autism or other neurodevelopmental disorders.
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A new genetic switch uncovered in the long genes expressed in our brain
Splicing does the two-step
In a commentary, many scientists express fascination by introns.
Understanding the secondary structure of full-length mRNAs, and its role in RNP assembly.The secondary structure of mRNAs has important effects on its stability and translation. To understand the in vivo structure of full-length mRNAs, developed a technique called hiCLIP to identify the connections that hook sections of an mRNA together, which are called RNA duplexes. We were amazed to find that mRNAs form thousands of such duplexes, and often these duplexes hook together very distant parts of mRNA molecules. We found that that these duplexes interact with the double-stranded RNA binding protein Staufen 1. We also found that these RNA duplexes have less genetic variation in humans than surrounding areas of the mRNA, indicating that mutations could cause disease by disrupting the structure of mRNAs. See the paper here.
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Structure of genetic messenger molecules reveals key role in diseases
hiCLIP: New method finds structures of mRNA molecules
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Press coverage
CLIPs of TDP-43 Provide a Glimpse Into Pathology, Alzheimer Research Forum
FUS and Friends: Two Studies Probe FUS' RNA Partners
New Link Revealed Between Alzheimer's Disease and Healthy Aging, Science Daily
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An issue of Frontiers in Neuroscience dedicated to mRNA life cycle in the brain includes review articles covering the many fascinating functions of mRNA regulation in the brain.


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Google phone is called the Nexus One, newspaper reports
I must say people are happy for the google phone release a.k.a Nexus one. Although the leaked pictures isn't that impressive. Hopefully the specs can compensate with less-mediocre HTC design.
Nexus One Leaked Photo Not Impressive
It's nothing more than their developer phone just like the G1
Ok...so, if HTC is making it but Google is selling it, is it an HTC phone or a "Google" phone?
Me-sa think HTC will have it's branding all over it. That would make it an HTC phone, right? But if Google's name is on it, would that make it a "Google phone"? Then again, the G1 was called a "Google phone" because "with Google" was on the back cover.
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The Congress in Goa Thursday demanded a ban on the Ekta Kapoor produced film "Kyaa Super Kool Hain Hum," saying the film offended the sensibilities of the Christian community.
Addressing a press conference here, Congress spokesperson and legislator Reginaldo Lourenco said that a first information report (FIR) would be filed against Kapoor in Panaji Friday.
"We are demanding a ban on the screening of the film because it insults Christians. The FIR will be filed tomorrow," Lourenco said.
A scene in the film, which stars Tusshar Kapoor and Riteish Deshmukh, shows another actor, Chunky Pandey (playing the role of a priest), solemnise the wedding of a dog and a bitch.
Lourenco raised the issue of a possible ban on the film or censoring the controversial scenes in it during the recently-concluded monsoon session of the Goa legislative assembly.
Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, however, said that the Central Board of Film Certification, the statutory censorship and classification body, functioned under the aegis of the central and not the state government and hence not much could be done by the Goa government.
"This is not under the jurisdiction of the state government because censor board jurisdiction lies with the central government. No religious group should be offended in the film. If you give me a complaint in writing, I will take it up with the board," Parrikar said.
Lourenco said that the Goa government had succeeded in banning "The Da Vinci Code", following protests by Christian groups several years back and that the same could be done with "Kyaa Super Kool Hain Hum".
"Parrikar is making excuses. This is a film which offends the sensitivities of the Christian community," Lourenco said.
Christians constitute 26 percent of the Goa's 1.4 million population.
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Updated: 01/20/2014 - Malcolm Brogdon and Joe Harris each scored 16 points as Virginia sent North Carolina to another Atlantic Coast Conference loss, 76-61 Monday night.
Updated: 01/20/2014 - Malcolm Brogdon and Joe Harris each scored 16 points as Virginia sent North Carolina to another Atlantic Coast Conference loss, 76-61 Monday night.
Posted: 01/20/2014 - Arizona and Syracuse are still 1-2 in the latest Associated Press Top 25 men's college basketball poll.
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Posted: 01/11/2014 - Pittsburgh shot out to an early lead Saturday against Wake Forest and didn't look back as they notched their third straight Atlantic Coast Conference win by a score of 80-65.
Updated: 01/11/2014 - C.J. Fair scored 20 points, Jerami Grant had 12 points and a career-high 12 rebounds, and No. 2 Syracuse beat North Carolina 57-45 Saturday in an Atlantic Coast Conference marquee matchup.
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current events. Closing the fest Tuesday, March 12th is the world premiere
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Dutch rockers, The Ex.
The program this year also features four U.S. premieres, nine New York
premieres and over 100 shorts. Also, Cine-Phonic returns to NYUFF this year
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Mercury Lounge, CB's Gallery and Tonic. [Brian Brooks]
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With a little more than a week to go until Wisconsin's gubernatorial recall election, a national tea party group on Monday released a TV ad in which the son of President Ronald Reagan invokes the memory of his father while giving his strong support to Gov. Scott Walker.
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