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Materials in this department include books, microform publications, audiocassettes, and videocassettes, all of which are located on the fourth floor of the Central Library at 3030 Poplar Avenue.
The Memphis and Shelby County Room is an area within the History/Social Sciences Department where researchers may view items from the library's archival and manuscript collections. These include historical records of people and families, maps, photographs, newspaper vertical files, books, and music and video recordings. These materials document the development of the community, government, economy, culture, and heritage of Memphis and Shelby County, Tennessee.
Researchers may access the Memphis and Shelby County Room during regular library hours. Librarians provide assistance in selection and retrieval of needed materials, as well as the use of microfilm readers and photocopiers. Researchers may bring scanners or digital cameras to reproduce library materials upon obtaining permission from the History/Social Sciences Department manager.
Please help keep the Memphis and Shelby County Room clean and quiet by leaving food and drinks outside and holding conversations to a minimum. Books, manuscript, and archival items should stay in the Memphis and Shelby County Room, and the arrangement of the antique furniture should remain unchanged. The Memphis and Shelby County Room is intended for individual study and research. The library provides other facilities for study groups and those conducting meetings.
The staff of the Memphis Public Library & Information Center primarily provides reference and bibliographic services to residents of Memphis and Shelby County. As a result, the library is unable to provide all the reference and bibliographic services requested by customers from outside its service area. To help those with extensive information needs, the staff of the History/Social Sciences Department maintains a list, available upon request, of non-affiliated researchers available to conduct research and document reproduction for a fee.
The History/Social Sciences Department staff welcomes donations of print materials, audio and visual recordings, and photographs related to Memphis and Shelby County, Tennessee.
Please call 901-415-2742 for more information.
The Journal of Josiah Hinds
The Historical and Genealogical Collection
The Frank Holloman Collection
The Howard Association Collection
The Hugh Higbee Huhn Collection
The Blair T. Hunt Papers
The Office Files of Robert B. James
The Sara Beaumont Kennedy Literary Collection With Papers of Walker Kennedy
The Kennedy Book Club Collection
The George W. Lee Collection
The Jerry Lee Lewis Collection
The Selma S. Lewis Collection
The Harry H. Litty Family Collection
Papers of Henry Loeb, III
The Ruth F. Loewenberg Shelby Farms Collection
The Robert F. Looney Collection
The Mary Graham Love Papers
The John William McAfee Collection: A Career in Journalism and Photography
The Florence McIntyre Collection
Senator Kenneth Douglas McKellar: A Register of His Papers
The George Mahan, Jr. Collection
The Personal Papers of Judge Walter Malone
The John D. Martin Collection
The Thomas E. Maxson Collection, A Career in Public Engineering
The Ethel Taylor Maxwell Collection
Memphians During War
The Memphis Art Association Collection
The Memphis Belle Collection
Memphis Civic Clubs – Jackson Boulevard and Rozelle Clubs
The Memphis Crippled Children's Hospital and School
Memphis – Enschede Ties
An Index to the Memphis Historical Society Papers
Memphis Music Miscellany
Memphis/National Funeral Home Records, 1935-1971
The Memphis Open Air Theater Collection
The Memphis Open Air Theater Programs
The Mid-South Flood Collection
Register of the Henry A. Montgomery Family
The Official Papers of Shelby County Commissioner James W. "Jimmy" Moore
The Earl Moreland Collection
J.C. Oates and Sons Funeral Home Records, 1916-1970
The Berl Olswanger Collection
The Order of the Alhambra Talavera Caravan #32
The Papers of Memphis Mayor Watkins Overton
The Page/Lenox Collection
The Reverend Charles Carroll Parsons Collection
The General Gideon J. Pillow Collection
The Price/Davis Family Papers
The Julia Raine Collection of Correspondence and Music
Papers of the Raleigh Community Council
Office Files of John "Jack" W. Ramsay
The St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Collection
The Reverend Louis Sandford Schuyler Collection
The Susanne Conlan Scruggs Collection
The Searcy Collection
The Leo M. Seligman Collection
The Reverend Eron M. Sharp Collection
The Maxine Smith NAACP Collection
The Katherine Hinds Smythe Collection
The Morris Solomon Papers
The George Sparks Little Theatre Wartime Collection
The Jerry O. Potter Sultana Collection
The Tennessee Valley Authority Collection
The Frank Tobey Papers
The Trezevant Family Papers
The Ernest B. "Tony" Vaccaro Collection
The Dr. R.Q. and Ethyl H. Venson Cotton Makers' Jubilee Collection
The Robert L. Waller Collection
The Roane Waring Collection
The Rabbi James A. Wax Collection
The Business Papers of Samuel B. Williamson, Napoleon Hill and Noland Fontaine
The Marshall Wingfield Collection
The Yellow Fever Collection
Zion Cemetery Burial Register, 1896-1974
Court Documents Related to Martin Luther King Jr. and Memphis Sanitation Workers.
The March of the Chickasaw Guards (sheet music)
The Beale Street Blues (sheet music)
The Memphis Blues (sheet music)
- c. 1541
- Indians living near present-day Shelby County encounter the Hernando De Soto expedition.
- 1739
- French explorers build Fort Assumption on Memphis site.
- 1795
- Fort San Fernando de las Barrancas built by the Spanish.
- 1797
- The U.S. gains control of the area; Fort Adams erected.
- 1818
- The Chickasaw Nation signs treaty ceding West Tennessee to the U.S.
- 1819
- John Overton, James Winchester, and Andrew Jackson found the city of Memphis on May 22. Shelby County formed.
- 1825
- Frances Wright organizes utopian community of Nashoba near present-day Germantown.
- 1826
- Memphis incorporated on December 19.
- 1827
- County seat moved from Memphis to Raleigh.
- 1840
- Memphis Appeal organized.
- 1845
- U.S. government establishes a navy yard in the city.
- 1850
- Memphis and South Memphis merge.
- 1857
- The Memphis & Charleston Railroad completed, linking the Atlantic Ocean and the Mississippi River.
- 1862
- On June 6, Union fleet defeats Confederate naval forces in the Battle of Memphis. Federal troops occupy the city.
- 1863
- Grant names Memphis as hospital and supply base to support the attack on Vicksburg.
- 1865
- The Memphis Freedmen's Bureau established to provide services such as banking and education.
- 1867
- Memphis regains the county seat.
- 1878
- City's most devastating yellow fever epidemic claims 5,000 lives.
- 1879
- Memphis declares bankruptcy, loses its charter, and becomes a Taxing District of the state.
- 1887
- Artesian well water becomes available for the first time.
- 1892
- Great Bridge at Memphis opened. Later named Frisco Bridge.
- 1893
- Cossitt Library opens, the first public library in Memphis. Memphis regains its city charter. Black millionaire Robert Reed Church, Sr. buys first city bond.
- 1895
- The ten-story Porter Building, the city's first skyscraper, opens.
- 1899
- Church's Park & Auditorium, the city's first park and entertainment center for African Americans, opens.
- 1906
- The Overton Park Zoo opens.
- 1909
- W.C. Handy writes the "Memphis Blues." Memphis adopts the commission form of government.
- 1911
- University of Tennessee Medical School merges with the Memphis Hospital Medical College and the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
- 1912
- A major Mississippi River flood brings high water to downtown Memphis.
- 1916
- Clarence Saunders opens his first Piggly Wiggly store.
- 1923
- The Universal Life Insurance Company, one of the largest black-owned insurance companies in the nation, is founded.
- 1925
- The present Peabody Hotel opens to the public. Tom Lee rescues 32 people when the excursion boat M.E. Norman capsizes in the Mississippi River.
- 1928
- The Orpheum Theatre opens; replaced Grand Opera House.
- 1937
- The Mississippi River Great Flood devastates huge area; thousands of homeless brought to Memphis.
- 1939
- City purchases the local utility company and renames it Memphis Light, Gas & Water Division.
- 1942
- The Naval Air Station at Millington is built.
- 1943
- The Army (now Defense) Depot and the Mallory Air Force Depot built.
- 1948
- Construction on the Memphis Harbor project begins.
- 1950s
- Memphis named the country's quietest, cleanest and safest city on several occasions.
- 1951
- Tri-State Defender, local black newspaper, begins publication.
- 1952
- Kemmons Wilson opens his first Holiday Inn on Summer Ave.
- 1954
- E.H. Crump, Memphis political leader for 45 years, dies. Elvis Presley gives his first concert in Memphis.
- 1958
- Stax Records, creator of the "Memphis Sound," organized.
- 1960s
- Federal court decisions end segregation in the city's public libraries, schools, parks and recreation facilities.
- 1968
- Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. assassinated Apri1 4 at the Lorraine Motel while in Memphis to support the Sanitation Workers' strike.
- 1972
- Federal Express Corporation organized.
- 1973
- Busing begins in order to bring about full integration of schools.
- 1976
- Benjamin L. Hooks elected executive director of the NAACP. Victorian Village named historic district.
- 1977
- Elvis Presley dies at Graceland on August 16.
- 1982
- Mud Island Park and River Walk open.
- 1983
- Redeveloped Beale Street opens as a tourist attraction. Jesse H. Turner becomes first black to serve as chairman of the Shelby County Board of Commissioners.
- 1986
- Lighting of the Hernando DeSoto Bridge features 2,000 lights in a giant M.
- 1987
- Ramesses the Great initiates the Wonders Series.
- 1990
- World War II Memphis Belle moved to Mud Island.
- 1991
- Dr. W.W. Herenton elected city's first black mayor. National Civil Rights Museum, Memphis Pyramid open.
- 1993
- Downtown trolley begins operation.
- 1997
- Wonders Titanic exhibit draws largest attendance in series.
- 2000
- AutoZone Park Redbirds Stadium opens downtown.
- 2001
- New Central Library opens in November at 3030 Poplar Avenue.
- 2003
- July 22, straight-line gale force winds cause heavy damage to the city.
© Compiled 2003 by the staff of the History Department
© Compiled 2003 by the staff of the History Department
© Compiled 2003 by the staff of the History Department
The Memphis and Shelby County Photograph Collection is located in the Memphis and Shelby County Room. The collection consists of 11,000 local and regional photographs. These photographs are indexed in a contact print index which arranges the photographs alphabetically by topic (example: Memphis - Streets - Main Street - 1888).
The works of two notable Memphis photographers are included in the collection. J. C. Coovert and Clifford H. Poland captured buildings, events and scenes of everyday life in Memphis from the 1880s to the 1950s. Major themes in the collection include bridges, buildings, the cotton and hardwood timber industries, fairs, floods, businesses, transportation, historic homes, portraits and street scenes.
The Library of Congress American Memory website has several Memphis photographs available. Photographs of interest include Farm Security Administration photos of Beale Street, Memphis cotton classing houses and the Memphis Cotton Carnival as well as photographs of historic buildings taken by the Detroit Publishing Company and Historic American Buildings Survey/Historic American Engineering Record (HABS/HAER). Click here to access their index.
Of particular interest are three Haines Photo Company panoramic photos of downtown Memphis and three J. C. Coovert panoramas of cotton fields.
Visit the Library of Congress links below to view the full size panoramas.
View full image at Library of Congress
View full image at Library of Congress
Visit the Library of Congress links below to view the full size panoramas.
Click to view full image at Library of Congress
Click to view full image at Library of Congress
The History Department and the Memphis/Shelby County Room of the library contain a variety of materials that can be used in researching the history of your home. These sources include:
Other important sources which are not at the library include:
Located in the History Department on the fourth floor of the Central Library at 3030 Poplar Avenue, the Genealogy Collection is one of the library's most frequently used resources. The collection's strongest area is in microfilmed and indexed Memphis and Shelby County records. They are also United States census records for 1790-1920 on microfilm with indexes or Soundex, as well as genealogical source books, published family histories and magazines with an emphasis on 18th and 19th century southern United States, especially Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas.
Library staff and volunteers are glad to help you use the genealogy collection. We are unable to conduct your research for you, but assistance in using sources and equipment is available at the Genealogy Desk in the History Department. Instructional workshops are held in May and October. They cover different aspects of genealgy including an introduction to family research, African American research, using military records, United States census, immigration/naturalization records, vital records and research on the Internet
The History Department actively maintains and improves the genealogy collection. We also welcome contributions of genealogical works or money to purchase new materials. Each year the department selects a special project for the genealogy collection and sets aside gifts for that purpose. Please ask at the genealogy desk if you would like information on the current project.
The History Department has created an online master index to many groups of historical and genealogical records in its archival and local history collections. The creation of this database makes these indexes universally searchable. This is a continuing project with new indexes being added as they are completed.
Go to the History and Genealogy Index
This database provides instant online access to more than 1 billion names, more than 3,000 databases, primary source documents, images and a variety of genealogy research aids.
This database is not accessible outside the library and no more than two library users may access the database at a time, if the license exceeded message is displayed, try again later.
The core titles to found are:
The service also offers several easy-to-use research tools including:
Death records for Memphis (1848-1913) and all of Tennessee (1908-1946) are available on microfilm in the History Department of the Central Library. An index to all Memphis and Shelby County Death Records from 1848 to 1945 is available on the library's web site on the History and Genealogy Database page at http://tempo.memphislibrary.org/dadabik/program_files/sform.php Note: This database is temorarily offline 09-10-09
Marriage Licenses: 1820-1999
Shelby County Archives
150 Washington Avenue
Memphis, TN 38103
(901) 545-4356
email: firstname.lastname@example.com>
Marriage records for Shelby County (1820-1946) and for many other Tennessee counties are available on microfilm in the History Department of the Central Library.
Probate Court Records: 1820-1900 (wills), 1867-1997 (minute books), 1820-1900 (loose papers)
Shelby County Archives
150 Washington Avenue
Memphis, TN 38103
(901) 545-4356
email: email@example.com>
Probate minute books (1867-1900) and loose papers including wills (1820-1900) for Shelby County and for many other Tennessee counties (various dates) are available on microfilm in the History Department of the Central Library.
Land Deeds: earliest-present
Shelby County Archives
150 Washington Avenue
Memphis, TN 38103
(901) 545-4356
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Deed records for Shelby County (earliest-1850) and deed indexes (earliest-1933) are available on microfilm in the History Department of the Central Library.
Naturalizations and Declarations of Intent:
Shelby County Archives
150 Washington Avenue
Memphis, TN 38103
(901) 545-4356
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Naturalization records for Shelby County (1856-1906) are indexed in the Tennessee Biography Index and available on microfilm in the History Department of the Central Library.
Quarterly Court/County Commission minutes for Shelby County (1820-1977) are available on microfilm in the History Department of the Central Library.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Family History Center
4195 Kirby-Whitten Road
Bartlett, Tennessee 38135
(901) 388-9974
Hours: Monday - Closed; Tuesday - 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Wednesday - 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.; Thursday - 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.; Friday - 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Family History Center
8150 Walnut Grove Road
Memphis, Tennessee
(901) 754-2545
Hours: Monday - 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; Tuesday - 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.; Wednesday - 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; Saturday - 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Tennessee Genealogical Society
7779 Poplar Pike
Germantown, Tennessee 38138
Phone Number (901) 754-4300
Hours: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday - 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
The History Department's Civil War Collection is a good place to begin research on Civil War topics. In addition to general Civil War coverage, there is a major emphasis on Tennessee Civil War history.
This collection will help answer questions on all aspects of the Civil War including military records of individual soldiers, regimental histories, and personal memoirs, as well as general information on particular battles, campaigns, and generals.
Library materials on the Civil War can be found in the catalog under the subject heading United States -- History -- Civil War. The collection includes:
From Richard Wright and Toni Morrison to W. E. B. DuBois and Ida B. Wells, the African-American Popular Collection is a convenient one-stop source for many of the most requested titles on a variety of African-American subjects. Located on the fourth floor of the Central Library in the History, Genealogy, Travel & Social Sciences Department, this unique collection includes a sampling of materials from such varied subject areas as art, business, health and beauty, literature, religion and spirituality, as well as science and technology.
The African-American Popular Collection debuted to the public in January 1994 to coincide with the observance of Dr. Martin Luther King's birthday. With input from customers, librarians throughout the Memphis/Shelby County Library system cooperated in the selections of more than three hundred of the most requested titles in African- American history and life. Not only did this create a diverse collection, but with the generous financial support of the Friends of the Library, it was possible to purchase these titles in multiple copies.
In addition to items in this collection, all subject departments maintain a wealth of material on African- American history, culture, and life. The Library wishes to thank Smith & Nephew for providing the on-going support of the African-American Popular Collection.


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LiveFour jailed over Bishops Lydeard Sandhill Park mansion arson
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- Sandhill Park fire was started in November 2011
- Liam Grant, Nathan Goldfinch, Stuart Walker and Marcus Tancock jailed
- All four men pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing at Taunton Crown Court
SPEAKING after the sentencing, the investigating office DC Kevin Pellow said: "This was a catastrophic attack on a house which has played a significant part in the history of Bishops Lydeard.
"These four men planned the fire and went to Sandhill Park intent on setting fire to the building. I am certain these men knew what they were doing and the impact their actions would have.
"This fire was thoroughly investigated and all four people responsible were arrested within a week.
"Today they must finally face up to their actions and I hope their situation makes others think twice about setting fires deliberately."
Veryan Heal, of English Heritage, said: "Sandhill Park is a precious piece of the nation's heritage that could have easily suffered total destruction as a result of this arson attack.
"At the time of the fire, the building was already considered 'at risk' and it remains uncertain whether the exquisite ornate 18th Century plaster ceilings inside the house can be saved or not.
"People who target historic buildings are threatening a unique part of the country's heritage and it is only right that this is taken into account when they are brought to justice.
"We are working to raise awareness of heritage crime in its various forms, and we are pleased that the judge has taken account of the wider cultural impact in his sentencing.
"We hope this may serve as a deterrent to others who have little respect for England's built heritage."
THE police have released these photographs of Sandhill Park taken before and after the arson attack.
BISHOPS Lydeard councillor Mike Rigby offered a reward for information leading to the offenders following the fire in November 2011.
Speaking after the sentencing today, he said: "While it's hard on the future prospects of these young lads, there really was no alternative to custodial sentences.
"They have caused a huge financial loss to the owners and their insurers not to mention the major loss of heritage suffered by the village.
"A deterrent needed to be shown. We all now hope that a permanent use can be secured for what is a Grade-II listed Building of major significance."
Tears in the gallery as the four men are taken down to the cells.— @GazetteMMarsh 28 February 2013
ALL four men who pleaded guilty to arson at Sandhill Park have been jailed at Taunton Crown Court this afternoon.
Tancock has been jailed for 27mths, Goldfinch 18mths, Grant 21mths and Walter 12mths. Judge said it was "extreme case of mindless vandalism"— @GazetteMMarsh 28 February 2013
Almost everybody back in court now. Public gallery busy for this one.— @GazetteMMarsh 28 February 2013
They are aged 20, 20, 19 and 23 respectively.— @GazetteMMarsh 28 February 2013
Marcus Tancock and Nathan Goldfinch, both of Weston, Liam Grant of Cheddar and Stuart Walter of Lympsham, will learn their fate shortly.— @GazetteMMarsh 28 February 2013
Back at Taunton Crown Court for sentencing of four men who set fire to the Sandhill Park mansion in Bishops Lydeard in Nov 2011— @GazetteMMarsh 28 February 2013
THE sentencing exercise at Taunton Crown Court has been adjourned for a lunch break and will reconvene at 2pm.
It's not clear whether petrol was the cause of the fire but it combusted at some stage.— @GazetteMMarsh 28 February 2013
Court hears petrol was driven to site and carried to mansion. One man started the fire in the east wing while the other three kept lookout.— @GazetteMMarsh 28 February 2013
Cost to repair and restore Grade-II listed building could be anything up to £10m, prosecutor tells court.— @GazetteMMarsh 28 February 2013
I'm at Taunton Crown Court for the sentencing of four men who set fire to the historic Sandhill Park mansion, Bishops Lydeard, in Nov 2011— @GazetteMMarsh 28 February 2013
THE cost of repairing and restoring the damage caused at Sandhill Park could be up to £10milion, the court has heard.
THE case at Taunton Crown Court is under way.
FOUR men are to face sentence today over a fire which caused £1million damage at an historic mansion in Taunton Deane.
The fire, at the Grade II-listed Sandhill Park in Bishops Lydeard, broke out on November 22, 2011.
Marcus Tancock and Nathan Goldfinch, both of Weston, Liam Grant of Cheddar and Stuart Walter of Lympsham, are appearing at Taunton Crown Court for sentence.
Check back to this story later for the outcome of the case.
BACKGROUND: More than 50 firefighters tackled the blaze at the derelict mansion, which was built in 1720 and was used by American troops as a hospital during the Second World War.
The fire was so severe crews had to fetch water from a pond almost a mile away to tackle the flames.
At the time of the blaze, Bishops Lydeard parish councillor Mike Rigby said: "People in the village are very upset a big part of our history has been damaged."


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It has now been six days since D.C. police issued an Amber Alert for missing 8-year-old Relisha Rudd. On Tuesday, law enforcement authorities have released surveillance video of Rudd and her possible abductor, Kahlil Tatum, from a D.C. hotel in February.
Prince George's County police has also increased the reward to $50,000 for information on the missing girl and Tatum.
Police believe Rudd was abducted by Kahlil Tatum, who is now wanted for the murder of his wife.
The surveillance footage of Rudd and Tatum was taken on February 26 at the Holiday Inn Express located in the 1900 block of Bladensburg Road in Northeast D.C.
The video shows the two walking down a hallway in the hotel. Authorities say Rudd is wearing a pair of pink boots and a purple Helly Hansen brand jacket with white stripes in the video.
Prince George's County police say investigators are working closely with the FBI and D.C. police and have traveled to several states in an effort to find Rudd and Tatum.
Police will not say where the two were last seen together.
But according to Antonio Wheeler, the little girl's stepfather, Tatum was seen at the D.C. homeless shelter where he works last Wednesday. He then vanished when Wheeler asked him to bring Rudd home.
The next day, Tatum's wife was found murdered in an Oxon Hill, Md., motel.
Although police say Rudd has not been seen since February, a police report says her aunt spoke to the 8-year-old on the phone twice last Wednesday.
On Monday, D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier defended the way her department has handled the Amber Alert.
"The Amber Alert was issued as far north as Pennsylvania and Delaware, and as far south as Florida," she said. "I actually pulled the Amber Alert that was issued through our emergency management agency. The very last Amber Alert that was issued was issued at 3:26 p.m. on Saturday. It is the most recent Amber Alert."
But after checking state police websites in Maryland, Virginia and Florida, there are no current Amber Alerts.
Derrica Wilson, President of the Black and Missing Foundation, says she believes everything that can be done to find the child should be done.
"I just think that Relisha's case should be at a national level at this point," said Wilson. "One of the criteria for an Amber Alert is a vehicle and the three vehicles that were of interest in this case have all been recovered. At this point, we don't know where she is and we don't know if her appearance has been altered."
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text: Marco Arias' EF CRXThe intensification of the JDM craze here is not news. Nor is the fact that JDM-clad imports can be found on just about all of our wish lists. The widespread appearance of I ♥ JDM license plate frames on random hondas all around us serve as reminders of the fine line between being different and trying to be different...Albeit just like everyone else, therefore being no different at all. Occasionally the truly unusual abounds, like this rare righthand drive '91 CRX SiR acquired from Japan by one Marco Arias. Unlike other conversions pieced together from wrecking yard parts and eBay finds making them seem JDM, Marco's CRX is the real deal. Equipped with the once immensely popular B16A DOHC VTEC engine and wraparound directional lights from the factory, this rex is admired by both form and function crowds. Marco, who says he's not a huge fan of older Hondas, makes an exception when describing the newest addition to his collection of imports. Discussing the interior equipment, he's quick to point out the OEM instrument cluster, which includes a temperature-controlled climate system that others would be hard-pressed to find on newer cars of the same class, even today. As with other paraphernalia sourced from the motherland, true-to-form JDM hondas are more often than not outfitted with extras our USDM counterparts likely won't see for years to come, if ever. This alone is perhaps reason enough to jump on the JDM bandwagon, even if it is has already met its weight capacity. Marco's ride, however, is most often admired for the right-side steering column. "It's really cool to drive around and have the homies wonder how I got my hands on this ride," he says. Astute Hondaphiles understand the drama associated with importing one's very own Japanese domestic car. Only those residing in the land where left-hand drive is the norm know the scrutinizing process presented by the authorities when it comes to anything else. As such, the waters are often muddied and the lines blurred when it comes to devising clever alternatives to bringing such vehicles over. Not that Mr. Arias did such things but more than a few capers have been known to occur. suppose an alternative was sought, unlike Marco who reportedly went through the proper channels, how then would one bring such JDM-ness to american soil? The answer lies in the barcalounger. It should come as no surprise that more than a few right-hand drive chassis have made their way to the states under the guise of containers full of furniture. But before you plan on stuffing a CTR in between a dozen or so sofa beds, keep in mind that cars imported without the proper paperwork are about as useless as a two-legged kitchen table because they can never be registered or legalized for on-road use. The cost of shipping, federalizing and making a car 50-state legal runs roughly $15,000 and can only be performed if crash test data is provided to the government. Try registering a car at the state level and be prepared to pay upwards of $25,000. So, short of coughing up such dough, one's best alternative presents itself in the form of furniture, which of course means this little piece of JDM could only legally be driven off-road, but it's significantly cheaper at around $5,000 per container. At any rate, Marco's SiR arrived in primo condition. The one-owner EF, which was kept garaged and barely driven, came loaded and with the equivalent of approximately 10,000 miles. The Japanese SiR was tuned at the factory to produce 157 bhp, even the folding electric mirrors were added as an option. While the car was still sitting in a container at the port of Los angeles, new Password:JDM custom Recaro seats were being prepared. A custom stitched leather shift boot was also in the works to complement the racing seats. The day the car rolled out of the container Marco went to work mounting the seats, shift boot and MOMO steering wheel. The man began to make plans for overhauling the engine with the help of Erick's Racing and the drivetrain with Frank at F&S Clutch. Marco will go down the track in a straight line if given the opportunity, which is really the reason why he added nitrous injection to the intake, but he finds road racing more exciting nowadays and that's why he chose the light pedal pressure yet tight gripping F&S clutch setup. Those who've ever driven on a road course competitively for any length of time are likely familiar with Marco's concerns. Drivability is a function of many variables, including suspension. Rare Tsuchiya K-office coilover suspension pieces pulled out of an old box found a new home on the car that is likely to see some serious road gripping action. Marco thinks that when he finally gets the chance to test the built engine with the Password:JDM carbon-Kevlar intake he'll easily put down 225 whp on the dyno. 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The Spokane Indians announced today that they have reached an agreement on a two-year Player Development Contract with the Texas Rangers, keeping the Indians as the Short Season "A" affiliate of the Rangers through the 2014 season.
"We are happy to extend our relationship with the Texas Rangers," said Indians General Manager Chris Duff. "The last 10 years have been some of the most successful in team history and we look forward to what the future holds for both the Indians and the Rangers."
In the 10 seasons that the Indians and Rangers have been affiliated, Spokane has won three Northwest League Championships (2003, 2005, 2008) while leading the N.W.L. in attendance every year. Since the 2003 season, 29 former Indians have made it to the Major Leagues, including All-Stars Ian Kinsler and Neftali Feliz and emerging young players like Mike Olt and Mitch Moreland.
"We are excited to continue our partnership with the Spokane Indians," said Texas General Manager Jon Daniels. "We consider ourselves fortunate to have the future of the Rangers developing in front of the big crowds and great facilities in Spokane and we're proud of our relationship with the community."
The Rangers currently lead the American League West by six games thanks to key contributions from former Indians including Kinsler, Moreland, Olt, Derek Holland, Michael Kirkman, Robbie Ross, Martin Perez and Craig Gentry.
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As more chefs talk about Meatless Mondays and adapt their menus into mainstream choices for vegetarians and vegans, it becomes easier for home chefs to follow this creative path toward healthier living. There have been an explosion of books that touch on part of this universe, but one of the latest, The Healthy Voyager's Global Kitchen by Carolyn Scott-Hamilton makes the process easily achievable. Her philosophy about plant-based recipes takes the anxiety out of making recipe changes.
She begins with a kitchen initiation course which helps anyone who is considering trying these recipes (150 of them) not be overwhelmed by product substitutions. She devotes several pages to the new vocabulary that is inherent in a plant-based approach. For instance a product called seitan may prove to top the list of unfamiliarity, but may become a true protein friend. A lot of people complain that they cannot find the right substitutions for beans and rice, but Scott-Hamilton explains the basics of making easy changes.
Those who are looking for gluten-free choices or who avoid soy will have little trouble managing this new recipe guide as she explains the simple purchases that translate one of her basic recipes into a relevant one for that food requirement. Which recipes do the trick? Let's look at just a few that are appealing to the masses. Name a country or a region of the world and she has developed an easy-to-follow recipe that will quickly convert you into a fan.
For instance if you're worried you'll miss croissants, no fear there's the Buttery Croissant recipe that calls for vegan heavy cream which is available in markets or by following her recipe for a homemade version. Wiener Schnitzel comes to life by ursing coconut oil for frying and seitan as the meat substitute. She even includes a Kugel recipe with silken tofu working with the potatoes to make a dish that will fool many a traditional kugel lover.
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Molecule of the Week
September 20, 2010
Hydrazine is an extremely toxic and unstable liquid with an ammonia-like odor. It has a wide explosive range (1.8–100%) and a low flash point of 52 °C. Its chief commercial use is as a blowing agent for plastics and metals; it also has many uses in synthesis and analytical procedures. Hydrazine has also been used as a rocket fuel, in part because it is hypergolic with N2O4, last week's molecule. Recently, M. Stradiotto and R. J. Lundgren reported the use of a palladium catalyst to couple hydrazine with aryl groups.
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Cheapest time of year for Hawaii?
When is the cheapest time of year for trip to Hawaii? Right now! According to booking data from FlipKey, the average cost to book a vacation property in Hawaii is during September. October and November, when average rates plunge to just $135 per night. (There's also a lull in late April/early May.) Right now, airfares […] [Read More]


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Sometimes our App of the Week is about finding the newest apps or ones you've never heard of. This week, even if you don't have a smart phone, chances are good you have heard about Instagram. But maybe not it's newest feature.
With more than 130 million users Instagram is one of the most popular apps out there.
It started as a social network for photos, snap a pic, customize it with cool filter effects and share it with the world.
The biggest change to Instagram in the last month, and the reason we wanted to test it out, the new video feature.
Rolled out in June as a response to Twitter's "Vine" video service, Instagram users can shoot up to 15 seconds of video, add filters just like with photos, and like with photos, share it with the world.
It seems even the movie industry is taking to Instagram video. The Ashton Kutcher - led Steve Jobs biopic, titled "Jobs," was the first to roll out a movie trailer using the tool. Some comedians have even started using it to make movies.
If you follow this stuff you may have heard there were some issues when the service first went online. Fact is they may have rolled it out a little too fast.
But to it's credit Instagram offered updates and have cleared up most if not all of the problems.
Overall I give it a two thumbs up. It's a great addition to what was already one of my favorite apps.
If you are still having trouble make sure you're using the most current version of Instagram "4.0.2".
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Scott Sutton's Golden Eagles have accomplished something that hadn't been done at ORU since 1975. They won a game in a post-season tournament. They beat UT-Arlington 84-76 in the first round of the CollegeInsider.com Tournament.
The Golden Eagles were up by as many as 20-points against the Mavericks, but things got a little tight down the stretch.
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A 3D animator named Brandon Laatsch has taken the first level of Super Mario Bros from the NES and rendered it as a first-person shooter »
New York-based artist Jason Freeny slices open pop-culture characters to reveal their insides »
A child playing a retro video game on worn old hardware seems more wholesome to parents than a DS obsession, but why? »
A modder has remade NES megahit Super Mario Bros 3 with graphics from New Super Mario Bros on the DS. But that's not all »
It seems like Europe is going to be getting the remarkably pretty box set that Nintendo is releasing to mark Super Mario Bros' 25th birthday »
On 13 September, 1985, a leviathan was unleashed on an unsuspecting public. Super Mario Bros was released for the NES »
Mario, perhaps the only man to sport a moustache for decades and still be adored, is arguably the first video game character to power jump the generation gap »
Remember when the goal of a videogame was to beat the game by rescuing the princess or defeating the other fighters? Wired finds out what's changed in gaming »
Sometimes, modern consoles can't match the sheer clunky magic of digging out the dusty original hardware, as Geek Dad discovered »
Do you love Kasparov as much as Koopa Troopers? This Super Mario-themed chess set could be for you »
Student entrants will create software to 'play' Nintendo's classic 1980s title, all in the name of science and rescuing the Princess »
There are a million guides out there explaining how to survive your first night in the dangerous world of Minecraft, but what do you do after that? »
Okpo, a port in South Korea, is home to Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering, a company constructing the world's largest model of ship -- 12 at a time »
Wired.co.uk reviews the Archos 80 Helium 4G »


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Earth Science Image Archive and Museum
This digital museum is home to the Western Kentucky University Earth Science Image Archive. This archive is for the free distribution of images for academic and non profit agencies.
The unique aspect of this site is that it will contain high quality images of a wide variety of sciences. Minerals, rocks, fossils, geologic structures, Earth processes, atmospheric processes, and astronomy. This museum will serve as a digital repository for rare and interesting finds/photos/videos. In addition, online teaching aids will soon be available for educators teaching K-12 and higher ed.
Check back often as new minerals and new content are being updated frequently!
- Can I use the images on this site for educational purposes for free?
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In a former winery, this Suite, real small apartment with 3 rooms, 2 bedrooms (sleeps 4), 1 reception room kitchen, 1 bathroom, 2 toilets, a fully enclosed property with swimming pool, terrace. Parking easy and free. And a Studio (2 pers.) With kitchenette, shower and private toilet completely. Guests can enjoy delicious breakfast with jam made by Myriam either in the reception area or on the terrace or in the shady garden or in the kitchen. Bacchus qualified, we can bring you everything you want to know about Saint Emilion Wines, property visits, and sites not to be missed. Bikes are available. Hiking trail nearby. Besides Saint-Emilion (UNESCO) the region is full of sights, near the Dordogne, Bordeaux (30), the mouth of the Gironde. The ocean is 1 h.
The studio is equipped with a large 160-bed, a kitchenette equipped with a large closet, dune beautiful teak bathroom, a toilet table and chairs, and a small private garden. Access to the large garden and pool.
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July 2, 2014
MetaCare Enterprise™ EHR Receives ONC-ACB Modular Stage 2 EHR Certification
Garden City, NY, July 02,2014 - Meta® Healthcare IT Solutions, a leading clinical software provider, announced today that it has achieved Modular Inpatient Stage 2 EHR ONC-ACB 2014 Certification for MetaCare Enterprise™ EHR on July 1, 2014. The suite of solutions has been examined by InfoGard in accordance with the applicable Eligible Provider certification criteria adopted by the Secretary of Health and Human Services. The ONC 2014 Edition criteria support both Stage 1 and 2 Meaningful Use measures required to qualify eligible providers and hospitals for funding under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). Meta's CMS EHR Certification ID is IG-2592-14-0045
Meaningful Use Stage 2 objectives have changed slightly for eligible professionals (EPs), eligible hospitals (EHs), and critical access hospitals (CAHs). Among these objectives is an increased degree of interoperability regarding continuity of care, medication reconciliation, and problem list sharing, as well as clinical quality measures such as CPOE functionality for medication, laboratory, and radiology orders. Results reporting, improved clinical decision support functionality, and patient-specific educational resources have also been included within the new stage 2 CQMs. Our system uses new integrated technology that connects all departments present in the hospital environment, allowing for a seamless and secure transfer of information. The software also allows for a quicker transition between departments, giving doctors, pharmacists, nurses and surgeons precious time that can be used to improve patient care and save lives.
July 18, 2013
Meta partners with clients to make Stage 2 EHR deployment meaningful
GARDEN CITY, NY, July 18, 2013 — Meta has announced collaboration for stage two meaningful use with their EHR clients for the purpose of having them participate in the development of these features. The goal is to deliver features that not only will result in successful attestation for the attainment government stimulus funds, but to enhance the functionality demanded of the ARRA requirements.
The United States government, under provisions of the ARRA HITECH stimulus bill, has helped to greatly accelerate the deployment of electronic health records in health care enterprises. Thousands of facilities and practices, large and small, have taken advantage of government incentive funding to implement EHRs that were either delayed or not feasible previously because of prohibitive costs.
January 31, 2013
Meta Healthcare IT Solutions to Attend Upcoming Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists Professional Practice Conference to Highlight their Medication Safety Solutions
As part of its expansion into the Canadian healthcare market, leading clinical software provider Meta® Healthcare IT Solutions will be showcasing its medication safety solutions and its MetaCare Enterprise™ EHR suite of solutions at the Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists (CSHP) Professional Practice Conference 2013, February 2-6 in Toronto, Ontario. The conference is the largest of its kind in Canada.
January 16, 2013
Meta Continues Expansion in Canadian HIT Market
Meta® Healthcare IT Solutions, a leading clinical software provider, announced today that it is continuing the expansion of its product offerings into Canada with the implementation of its MetaCare Enterprise™ medication safety solutions at two new hospitals in Canada.
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Meta Brings its Leading Medication Safety Suite of Products to Canada
Meta® Healthcare IT Solutions, a leading clinical software provider, is pleased to announce that it is expanding its offerings to include solutions designed for Canadian Healthcare Providers.


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Reilly Tar and Chemical Corp (Dover Plant)
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The Reilly Tar and Chemical Company site is a 3.66 acre parcel of land situated in Dover, Ohio on Third Street, southeast of the junction of State Route 211 and State Route 39. It is north of Sugar Creek and Tuscarawas River. The site operated from l932 to l956 as a coal tar refinery. The coal tar wastes accumulated on the ground from spillage and other site activities. The site is bordered on the northeast by an abandoned canal turning basin, which functions today as a drainage ditch directing storm water runoff from the city of Dover into the Tuscarawas River. Nearby building consist of commercial property. There is some residential homes north of the site. Also nearby is an undeveloped industrial area south of the site used for fill disposal. The site is inactive and fenced. The aquifer in the deposits is the sole source of drinking water for approximately 30,000 people served by the Dover and New Philadelphia water systems. The site is being addressed through federal, state and potentially responsible party actions.Groundwater and soil are contaminated with petrochemicals from coal tar wastes. Potential health threats include ingesting or direct contact with the contaminated groundwater or soil. Because the site is fenced, exposure to hazardous substances is limited.
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A second 5 year review was completed in May 2010. A copy of the plan is located at the Information Repository and a link to the review is on this webpage. The review involved an evaluation of background information, cleanup requirements, effectiveness of the cleanup, maintenance and monitoring efforts. It also looked at ways to operate more efficiently and property reuse.
EPA's cleanup included off-site treatment of highly contaminated sediment and off-site disposal of tarry wastes; on-site disposal of other contaminated soil and sediment in the Ohio-approved cap; hydraulic control and collection of perched water; natural attenuation ; long term monitoring of shallow regional aquifer; and limits on use and access to the sites. The review found the cleanup continues to protect human health and the environment. The next review is in 2015.
Cleanup Progress
Reilly Insustries removed 1,442 tons of coal tar and asphalt materials from the site in l990. Three types of surficial coal tar materials were encourntered during the Expedited Response Action. The response actions included excavation of soils, river seidments, off-site disposal of solidified tarry materials, and excavation of surface water drainage ditch and river sediments. A cap ws placed over the on-site disposed materials, a soil cover over the remainder of the site.
Implementation of the remedy was completed in September 2000. Teery material and construction debris was transported off-site and reclaimed. A 400 foot groundwater recovery trench was installed to capture, treat and dispose of contaminated groundwater in the perched aquifer. After removal of the contaminated soil and installation of the recovery trench, nearly 21000 tons of common burrow fill was brought to the site for grading. The site was reseeded and fenced.
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