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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2010
Page
5
Aaron Barbee discusses advances in linking brains to electronic chips from rodent studies to potential human applications. Researchers have guided a mouse by brain stimulation and a rat brain chip controlling a small wheeled device, raising hopes for dementia and stroke therapies and future memory augmentation.
The Hall family, long-time Barbers Hill educators, are celebrated for their dedication to education and community. John Hall, former Barbers Hill High School principal, and Frances Hall supported students, staff, and the Barbers Hill Scholarship Association since the 1960s. The group has funded over 900 scholarships since 1973, with the annual Homecoming Barbecue set for October 15 at Barbers Hill Middle School. Tickets are $9 in advance, $10 at the door. call 281-576-2221 for orders.
The Baytown Sun announces expanded online features with reader comments photo galleries and online calendars. Beginning today only subscribers gain access to e edition PDFs non breaking stories and full length obituaries while print subscribers can register at no extra charge for online access and nonsubscribers may buy an online subscription or daily pass. Breaking news photo galleries calendars and AP state and national stories stay available to all along with a linked real estate site.
The Labor Department reports 95,000 jobs lost in September with the jobless rate steady at 9.6 percent, marking 14 months at or above that level. Private payrolls rose 64,000 while government cuts totaled 159,000, including 77,000 census workers and 76,000 local government positions. Financial markets largely shrugged, anticipating Fed stimulus steps.
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