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Insurance on all Trimble County schools and contents of the schools is now being handled by an agent of records, John Rand Insurance Agency, and the new setup is expected to save some $900 to $1,000 per year on premiums. Under the new system, all insurance involving school properties and contents is placed under the supervision of the Rand agency and percentages of the insurance is allocated to two other agencies, namely, the Milton Insurance Agency and the Louise B. Logan Agency. Currently, the assessed school valuation of property and contents in Trimble county amounts to $1,200,000. The annual premium hits around $3,000.
Raiders tasted the bitter dregs of defeat twice during the week. Friday night at Mount Washington they lost to a 78-63 count and Anderson County came to Bedford Tuesday night and smothered the Raiders under a 74-46 avalanche.
Deaths: Henry Northern, 35, died in a fire on Dougherty Creek; Mrs. Rose Burrows, 87, Sligo; Mrs. Rosa Scott, 59, Detroit, Mich., formerly of the Middle Creek area.
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Dec. 12, 1940
Demons and Panthers to battle for honors Friday, Dec. 13, at the TC high school gym. The Blue Demons won over New Castle last Tuesday night and came back to their home floor Friday night to romp roughshod over Pleasureville. 28-14. The Milton High School Panthers upset a favored black-and-white clad team from Okolona Saturday night by the surprising total of 37-27.
Two Army fliers were killed in a crash just over the Trimble County line in Henry County on Friday night of last week. Mrs. Ora Tingle heard the roar of an airplane motor and then a crash at about 9:30 Friday night. She went to the door and looked in the direction of the sound but could see nothing unusual, and thought no more of the incident until next morning, when the wreckage was discovered just 100 yards behind their home.
William Roberts was the first to discover the wreckage on road 37 and after making a quick inspection, called Henry County Coroner Ricketts who went to the scene and took charge of the bodies, which were so badly mangled they were totally unrecognizable. Officials at Bowman Field, Louisville were notified and the dead fliers were identified as 2nd Lt. Victor V. Kilmer, 29, Flint, Mich., the pilot; and SSgt. Owen W. Cecil of Houston, Texas. They left Chanute Field on a training flight with enough gas to last until about 3 a.m. Saturday. The accident is under investigation.
Deaths: Claude Guthrie Carson, 60, Wise's Landing; George David Pyles, 74, Providence; Frank Miller, 20, Chicago, grandson of Jack Garriott; J.A. Holderfield, 57, Man, W.Va.
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Dec. 11, 1930
Thursday and Friday of last week, a road case in which much interest has been taken was tried in Judge Morgan's court. Dud McAlister, Mrs. Tullie Williams and R.T. Wilson each filed exceptions to the Commissioner 's report of damages, and a jury was summoned to try the question as to the amount of damage. In the case of Dud McAllister, the assessed damage to the land without well was fixed by the jury at $50. The land with the well, $250. He was allowed $20 for twenty rods of fence. R.T. Wilson's damage was estimated at $37.50 for land. For 64 rods of fence at $1 per rod, $164, or gates, $8.50. Total, $210. Mrs. Williams was allowed for her land $15. And $45 for 45 rods of fencing. Total, $60. Attorney Wirt Turner of New Castle represented the appellants. Mr. McAlister and Mrs. Williams were represented by Attorney Eugene Mosley Sr., while Attorney John Berry, of New Castle, appeared for Mr. Wilson. The suits grew out of the opening of a new road beginning at Campbellsburg and Providence Road down Dougherty Creek and intersects the pike up Carr's Fork and being about two miles and a half long.
A spare tire and rim was lifted from the Chevrolet car owned by Mr. Walter Webster while parked at the Milton Christian church Sunday night.
At the same time a spare tire and rim was taken from the Willys-Knight owned by Mr. W.R. Joyce at the Milton Methodist church, which shows that somebody is getting their work in that should be stopped, if possible. A watchman with a sawed-off shotgun containing a good-sized charge of leaden pellets might apprehend the guilty parties. A few nights ago sneak thieves entered the Lutheran Church in Hunter's Bottom and carried away the pulpit, chairs and several nice rugs. A truck is supposed to have been used in the operation, as the tracks near the church would indicate. The articles may have been taken some distance before being disposed a vigilance committee might prove very valuable.
Deaths: Mrs. Jesse Wentworth, 55, Mt. Pleasant; Mrs. Pattie Hardin White, Louisville, niece of Mrs. Carrie L. Hood and Mrs. Ophelia Buchanan; Miss Annie Shepherd, 68, South Trimble.
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Ross "Buddy" Lindsay III receives phone calls every day from pastors who want his help wresting their church property from denominational control. As chancellor of All Saints Church in Pawleys Island, South Carolina, Lindsay has spent a decade immersed in church property disputes. He is one of only four Americans with a master's degree in canon law from Cardiff University in Wales.
In September, the South Carolina State Supreme Court ruled 5-0 in favor of All Saints, allowing the 800-member congregation to keep its 50 acres worth $20 million. Before leaving the Episcopal Church (TEC) in 2004, the church amended its charter, declaring that it no longer accedes to the national constitution. The court ruled the national church did not retain clear ownership of the local church property.
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Whenever an emergency rears its ugly head in a manner that makes business travel appear less attractive, videoconferencing gets a boost from pundits. Circumstances such as the swine flu pandemic and the volcanic ash cloud are the most recent examples.
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A free symposium at Loyola University New Orleans, featuring top journalism researchers and practitioners, will allow community members to learn about the transformations in journalism nationwide and then let them tell the region's news gatherers what kind of news they want — and how they want it delivered.
Loyola University New Orleans School of Mass Communication, along with the New Orleans Coalition on Open Governance, in partnership with the Foundation for Louisiana and GNO Inc., will sponsor a public forum on journalism in New Orleans on Wednesday, August 8 at 7 p.m. in Nunemaker Auditorium. A reception precedes the event at 6:30 p.m. outside of the auditorium. The symposium will be available live for viewing at The Lens, a member of NOCOG.
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"The Listening First headsets were developed in response to how younger students are learning using computers and mobile devices with classmates, in read-alongs, online and through their production of podcasts and videos. There was a need based on these activities for age-appropriate equipment," said Tim Ridgway, vice president of marketing for Califone. "The Listening First Headsets will help educators effectively incorporate these types of early elementary learning activities to increase student engagement and improve understanding—the possibilities are only limited by the imagination."
The Listening First Headsets feature a two-year warranty, the first headsets made for children with a warranty of that duration. For more information on the full line of Califone products that are designed for the education market, and to view and download the entire Califone catalog, visit http://www.califone.com.
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Billionaire co-founder of Microsoft Paul G. Allen last month announced a further commitment of $300 million to the Seattle-based Allen Institute for Brain Science, bringing his total financial investment in the independent research center to a reported $500 million.
The pledge comes at a time when the group reports the appointment of two renowned neuroscientists to its leadership team: R. Clay Reid of Harvard Medical School and Ricardo Dolmetsch of Stanford University. They will come aboard in the coming months.
"With its disciplined, mission-focused approach, the institute has successfully tackled big science projects, delivering tangible results that are helping to advance brain research around the world every day," Allen said in a statement. "I am excited to expand the scale and scope of the institute's efforts, and I look forward to seeing what we will accomplish in the future."
This significant investment will be used to support the next four years of an ambitious 10-year research plan at the center, founded in 2003, which aims to tackle some of the most fundamental and complex questions in neuroscience. Specifically, the money will double the staff to 350 and expand their work on neural coding and connectivity.
"This new funding enables us to apply our structured, industrial-scale approach to science to tackle increasingly complex questions about how the brain works – questions that must be answered if we are to understand and treat autism, Alzheimer's disease, depression, traumatic brain injury, and the myriad other brain-related diseases and disorders that affect all of us either directly or indirectly," Allan Jones, chief executive officer of the center, said in the announcement.
The nonprofit was set up specifically to carry out large projects in an entirely open fashion. With a product-centric approach, the multidisciplinary and diverse team, housed in a 63,000-square-foot building, has spent the past eight years carrying out fundamental work in brain science, generating petabytes of data in the form of "brain atlases," the results of which are available online.
"We are asking fundamental questions about how the brain works," Hongkui Zeng, senior scientific director, told ASBMB Today. "What are the building blocks of brain circuitry? And how (do) they all work together to process information and produce behavior?"
She continued, "It's like trying to understand how a car operates or how an orchestra produces symphonic music. We use the mouse visual system as a model to try to gain insights into the mechanism of brain function. Every day in the lab, we focus on the individual neuronal types … describe their molecular, anatomical and physiological properties, and examine what they do in the intact animal brain while the animal is behaving.… From this, we and others will then be able to further understand which components may break down and how those may affect the entire system during disease states."
The institute's previous work has produced high-resolution gene expression data mapped onto anatomically detailed brains of mice and humans and allowed the observation of the genome at work in the nervous system with the hope of developing targeted therapeutics for some of our most important diseases.
Zeng said the team now is "using molecular techniques to label specific types and populations of neurons, examine their connections, monitor their activities and manipulate their functions."
The National Institute of Mental Health has estimated that 26.4 percent of adult Americans are dealing with some form of mental illness. Meanwhile, 5.4 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's at a cost of $200 billion a year.
Allen's total commitment of $500 million is considered one of the largest philanthropic investments in basic neuroscience research, while his Microsoft co-founder, Bill Gates, along with his wife, Melinda, has given $28 billion to their Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which is set on improving global development and health.
For a more detailed look at the institute's work, see its April publication in the journal Cell, "Large-scale cellular-resolution gene profiling in human neocortex reveals species-specific molecular signatures" (DOI: 10.1016/j.cell.2012.02.052).
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Just got news that Joe is going to be doing an In-store signing @
WHEREHOUSE in Austin, TX tomorrow -- Thursday, May 11th!
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Austin, TX 78704
Photos from the Warfield show are now online. Click on the "P" on the
road/tour section.
As we reported earlier, Joe is anxious to find other ways to get copies of
the "Additional Creations" bonus CD to all of his fans. If you didn't get your
copy of this, you'll have another chance at live shows: a limited number
will be available free with purchase of certain merch at live shows. Check
at the merch booth once you arrive at your local show to find out details.
The number of aftershow pass winners has been upped-- we're now giving
drawing *two* random winners per show.
And yes, plans are in the works for one (or more) webcasts! Details will
appear as they are finalized.
Also, it's great to see everyone's show reviews-- keep it up!
The aftershow contest is underway and we've already got two winners!
That's right, for each show on the US leg of the tour we'll be drawing
a lucky fan to win a pass where you can meet Joe after the show. All
you need to do to enter is list yourself as attending the show that
you've already got tickets for. More information is listed with that
form. Make sure that you update your profile (via the Preferences menu
option) to show your correct real name since we'll need it to give you
your passes should you win.
The navigation bar now will also tell you when there is new news since
the last time you logged in. This way you can be sure not to miss recent
A number of new things in celebration of Joe's first show of the tour!
The tour/road section has been revamped such that you can easily see
when the next show is, read fan reviews, and post your own review of the
show you see.
There also is a new feature to list yourself as attending
(or having attended) a show. In additional to connecting with other fans
in your area, this will eventually turn into the pool of people that
backstage passes will be randomly drawn from at select shows.
The "Talk To Joe" section now lets you look through old archived pages.
The navigation and frames setup for the site has been redone so as to
make all options easily available in one place. See the new options
in the member pulldown toolbar.
Hello! We're happy to announce the immediate availability of a new track
from the new album, "Borg Sex", available in MP3. Low quality RealAudio
versions of both tunes have also been added. Click over the
discography section to check it out. Also, the second single for radio
is "Flavor Crystal 7" and you should start hearing it this week. Make sure
to call your local radio station and request they play the new album!
To those asking about tour schedule
information, what is confirmed appears on the web site. The US spring/summer
dates are those listed and Europe dates are being planned. In many cases
tickets have not gone on sale yet, so you should just contact your local
ticket agent to find out when they will become available.
Details on how the bonus CD will be packaged are still being finalized.
We will have final information for you early next week, just before it's
in stores.
In other news, we're gearing up for a giveaway contest for registered
fan members with prizes of autographed CDs and tour posters so keep your
eyes peeled here for more news.
In the press world, pick up the new copy of Guitar World (Smashing Pumpkins
cover, April 2000, page 35) for a review of Engines Of Creation. In the
online world, CDNow will be publishing a review soon also.


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Memphis Brooks Museum of Art will host Art & A Movie Family Night: "City Lights" as part of Art Open Late Thursday, Dec. 20, from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the museum, 1934 Poplar Ave. Tickets are $5. Horse-drawn carriage rides through Overton Park will be offered from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. for $15 a carriage. Visit brooksmuseum.org.
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WKNO-TV will premiere "A Memphis Boychoir Christmas with Kallen Esperian" Monday, Dec. 24, at 7 p.m. on WKNO Channel 10. The concert features the Memphis Boychoir, Memphis Girlchoir, Memphis Chamber Choir and opera soprano Kallen Esperian. Visit wkno.org for a schedule of other air dates.
The Peabody will host a Christmas Day brunch Tuesday, Dec. 25, from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the hotel, 149 Union Ave. Cost is $59 for adults and $22 for children ages 5 to 12. The menu will include traditional holiday dishes, Peabody brunch favorites and champagne. Call 529-3668 for reservations.
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The 54th AutoZone Liberty Bowl Football Classic, featuring Iowa State University vs. University of Tulsa, will be held Monday, Dec. 31, at 2:30 p.m. at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, 335 S. Hollywood St. The Temptations will perform at halftime. For a list of bowl week events, visit autozonelibertybowl.org.
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Astros blank Halos
Anaheim, CA – Chris Carter belted a two-run homer off Jerome Williams in the seventh inning, and Bud Norris and two relievers combined on a shutout in Houston's 2-0 triumph over the Angels.
Norris (5-4) allowed four hits, walked three and fanned six over six innings. The right-hander is 3-0 -- all this season -- with a 0.43 ERA in three lifetime starts against the Angels.
"Facing the Angels, I took the challenge," Norris said. "They're a good ball club. I can't give enough credit to (catcher Jason) Castro. This group is coming together and it's good to see."
Jose Cisnero allowed two hits over the ensuing two innings and Jose Veras worked out of trouble in the ninth for his 10th save.
The Astros won their season-high fourth straight game. It's their longest winning streak since taking four in a row May 21-25 last season.
Williams (4-2) fanned six over seven innings, but allowed three hits, including the homer, and a trio of walks to have his three-decision winning streak broken.
The Angels, losers in four of their last six following an eight-game winning streak, got a pair of doubles from Mike Trout.
Los Angeles wasted a bases-loaded opportunity in the sixth, an inning that saw Trout picked off at second following a double. Howie Kendrick struck out to end the inning.
J.D. Martinez singled to center with one out in the seventh, and with two down, Carter smashed the first pitch of his at-bat over the wall in left field.
"Everything was working for me. I thought I pitched well throughout the game," Williams said. "That one pitch to Carter, I left it up and he took advantage of it."
Trout grounded out to leave two runners on base in the seventh and he again failed to come through in the ninth. J.B. Shuck was hit by a pitch with two outs, and Erick Aybar's base hit fell between three fielders in right-center. Trout, though, grounded into a force play to end it.
Game Notes
Houston leads the season series, 5-3 ... This was Williams' first loss since May 5 against Baltimore ... The Angels left 11 men on base ... Norris threw 100 pitches, five less than Williams.