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Links to Internet resources that provide legal information and help doing legal research are found here.
The Business, Sciences and Technology Department of the Central Library also houses many print legal sources. Many standard sources, such as the United States Code, Tennessee Code, Code of Federal Regulations, Federal Register, and United States Reports are found in the department. There are also many self-help legal sources intended for the lay person available. Please call (901) 415-2734 for information on the legal collections available in the department.
The Law Library at the University of Memphis contains an extensive collection of legal resources and is open to the public. The Law Library's resources may help with advanced legal questions and research.
Tennessee Code Online
Print copies of Tennessee Code Annotated are located in the Business/Sciences department in the Central library and the Bartlett, Cherokee, Cordova, East Shelby, Frayser, Hollywood, Parkway Village, Poplar-White Station, Raleigh, Randolph, South, and Whitehaven branches of the Library.
Memphis Code of Ordinances & Memphis Charter
Print copies of the Code of Ordinances are found in the Business/Sciences department on the third floor in the Central library as well as in the Bartlett branch.
Shelby County Code Online
Codes organized by state; Shelby County Code included under Tennessee. Print copies of the Code of Ordinances are found in the Business/Sciences department on the third floor in the Central library as well as in the Bartlett branch.
Germantown Code Online
The Germantown Code can be found at this website furnished by Municode.com.
Collierville Code Online
The Collierville Code of Ordinances can be found at this website furnished by the American Legal Publishing Corporation.
Bartlett Code
A print copy is available at the Bartlett branch.
United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Tennessee, along with Kentucky, Michigan, and Ohio, make up the geographic jurisdiction of this Federal Court. Current Sixth Circuit opinions, and opinions going back to 1994, are found here. Published Opinions issued since July 1, 1999 and unpublished opinions issued since October 1, 2004 appear on The US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit Opinion Search. These opinions are searchable by case number, title keyword, date of issue, and opinion number.
United States Bankruptcy Court Western District of Tennessee
Published and unpublished judges' opinions of the Court filed between 1994 to the present are available here.
United States District Court of Western Tennessee
Registration is required for access to Court electronic records. Additional information about the court, including online forms and applications, is found on this site.
Tennessee Supreme Court Opinions
Current Tennessee State Supreme Court opinions and opinions going back to the third quarter of 1995 are found here, as well as the Court Rules of the Tennessee Supreme Court.
Tennessee Court of Appeals Opinions
Current, and opinions going back to the third quarter of 1995, are found here.
Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals Opinions
Current, and opinions going back to the third quarter of 1995, are found here.
Tennessee Ethics Opinions
Judicial Ethics Opinions from 1997 to the present are available. Also, Board of Professional Responsibility - Formal Ethics Opinions from 1980 to the present are available here.
Worker's Compensation
Current, and opinions back to 1996, are found here.
Shelby County Chancery Court
Case information is found here as well as information about the court, including court rules.
Circuit Court for the 30th Judicial District at Memphis
Case information is available here as well as information about the court, including some commonly used court forms that can be downloaded.
Shelby County Criminal Court
Case information is available here as well as biographical information about Criminal Court Judges and other information.
General Sessions Court
Case information is available here as well as some court forms that can be downloaded and other information.
Shelby County Probate Court
Information about the court is found here as well as some Probate Court forms that can be downloaded and other information, including a link to information on Wills in Tennessee.
United States Supreme Court
The United States Supreme Court website provides the text of Slip Opinions, Term Opinions, and Term In-Chambers Opinions. In addition, there is a link to the full-text opinions, beginning with volume 502, from the 1991 term of the Supreme Court, of the United States Reports. Also available are The Rules of the Supreme Court.
Oyez: U.S. Supreme Court Multimedia
Information about major historical Supreme Court cases is found here as well as digital recordings of court proceedings.
FindLaw : Supreme Court Opinions
FindLaw has a searchable database of the Supreme Court Decisions since 1893 through the present.
Supreme Court Collection
This collection, from the Cornell University School of Law's Legal Information Institute, has Supreme Court decisions from 1990 to the present.
FLITE – Supreme Court Decisions
Searchable database of Supreme Court Decisions from 1937 to 1975.
Selected Historic Decisions of the United States Supreme Court
Searchable database from the Legal Information Institute of 610 historic Supreme Court decisions.
The Federal Judiciary Homepage
Links are provided to each circuit of the United States Federal Court system where links to Courts of Appeal, U.S. District, and U.S. Bankruptcy Court home pages are found. Many of these home pages provide court decisions.
The Federal Court Locator
This Villanova School of Law site provides links to the home pages of the United States Court of Appeals, to the home pages of U.S. District and U.S. Bankruptcy Courts, and to other federal courts. Most of these web sites have opinions available online.
Federal Rules - Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts
This site provides access to the national and local rules currently in effect in federal courts and provides additional information about federal rules of practice, procedure and evidence. Proposed amendments to the rules are posted here for review and comment.
FindLaw – State Cases and Codes
Links are provided here to sites which include court decisions from courts for each state.
State Case Law - Law Research
Links are also found here to judicial opinions from state courts as well as links to some county, municipal and other kinds of local court sites in individual states.
State Courts - By Jurisdiction
Another part of the Cornel School of Law's Legal Information Institute, links are provided to web sites where judicial opinions from courts from each state are found.
StateLaw – Washlaw Web
Also provides links to where judicial opinions from individual state courts are found.
Constitution of the United States
Original text of the Constitution with links to amendments.
Constitution of the United States, Analysis and Interpretation
Constitution and amendments annotated with references to United States Supreme Court Cases.
United States Code
The U. S. Code is the current, official compilation of the laws of the United States. It is divided into 50 titles and kept current by supplements. You may also link to another searchable version of the Code available at the Cornell University Legal Information Institute U.S. Code site or you can go to the searchable version at the U.S. House of Representatives Office of the Law Revision Counsel.
Federal Register
Published Daily, the Federal Register contains the proposed rules of all federal agencies. By law, any proposed rule must be published first in the Federal Register for public scrutiny. The Federal Register contains other government documents, such as Presidential Proclamations, Executive Orders, and other documents required to be published by an act of Congress.
Code of Federal Regulations (C.F.R.)
The C.F.R. contains all the rules and regulations currently in force for all federal agencies. The rules and regulations are as much the law as the statutes found in the U.S. Code. The C.F.R. is also divided into 50 titles, many, but not all, corresponding to the titles of the U.S. Code.
Congressional Bills
Thomas, created by the Library Congress, allows searching for texts of bills going back to the 94th Congress, and for the full text of bills beginning with the 101st Congress. Thomas includes a Listing of Bills for the Current Congress, this Bill List provides a sequential index of House and Senate bills by bill number. You may also search for bills in the GPO ACCESS Congressional Bills Databases
Congressional Hearings on the Internet
This site allows searching for Congressional Hearings by Committee, by Government Agency, by Lobby Group, and by Subject. A limited number of congressional hearings are also available via the GPO ACCESS site Congressional Hearings.
Congressional Record
The Congressional Record contains a record of the debates, supposedly verbatim but often revised, held on the floors of the United States Senates and United States House of Representatives. It also includes the introduction of bills, resolutions, and amendments on a Congressional day; the text of many bills and resolutions; Presidential messages; and other types of communication or remarks made by individual Senate and House members.
A Guide to Presidential Documents
Search here for Executive Orders, Proclamations and other Presidential documents.
Federal documents that are open for review in the Federal Register may be found and reviewed here, and comments on the documents may be submitted. The site is intended to make it easier for the citizen to participate in the rule-making process. A citizen can submit comments on a regulation and have the government take his or her view into account.
U.S. Tax Code On-Line
The complete text of the U.S. Tax Code can be accessed here in a variety of ways.
FindLaw - Find a Lawyer West Legal Directory
This site provides access to the West Group's West Legal Directory which provides profiles of over 1 million lawyers and law firms in the United States and other countries. It allows different ways to search for a lawyer.
Memphis Area Legal Services, Inc
Legal advice and representation may be available for some non-criminal matters to elderly and indigent citizens of Shelby, Tipton, Fayette, and Lauderdale counties.
Tennessee Certified Specialists
The Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education and Specialization, an agency of the Tennessee Supreme Court, offers a link to attorneys who are Tennessee Certified Specialists. Tennessee certifies Specialists in eleven areas of law, and a Certified Specialist must have significant experience in his or her field, have passed an examination, and meet the other requirements that are listed here.
Martindale-Hubbell Locate a Lawyer
This site provides access to the Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory. The Directory consists of more than 900,000 lawyer and law firm listings for the United States and other countries. You can search for lawyers different ways, including by name and by location/practice.
Shelby County Public Defender
The primary responsibility of the Public Defender's Office is to ensure that indigent citizens accused of crimes are represented by an attorney.
The Free Saturday Legal Clinic provides an opportunity for individuals with a legal question or problem to talk face to face with an attorney in order to get quick advice.
(This does not mean that the attorney will take your case or represent you in court)
For additional information please check out the Saturday Legal Clinic page, on the Memphis Bar Association's website.
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Memphis Bar Association
Memphis Area Legal Services
Memphis Paralegal Association
1 North Front Street
Memphis, TN 38103-2189
Phone: (901) 678-2426
The Law Library offers a collection of over 250,000 volumes of books and microforms to its students, faculty and the public. The Law Library and its extensive resources may be helpful in doing legal research. Its web site contains Legal Links of Interest and is also very helpful.
Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law, The University of Memphis
Alyne Queener Massey Law Library, Vanderbilt University School of Law
Vanderbilt University Law School
Joel A Katz Law Library, The University of Tennessee College of Law
The University of Tennessee College of Law
Shelby County Law Library
140 Adams Avenue, 4th Floor, Memphis, TN 38103
Email - firstname.lastname@example.com
This library serves the general public as well as members of the Shelby County legal community. Information about resources available in the library is available here, as are some useful links to online legal resources.
The law libraries listed below contain particularly helpful links to legal resources and databases which could helpful in doing legal research.
Cornell Law School
D'Angelo Law Library - University of Chicago
Washburn University School of Law
The following sites provide links to law libraries and law schools from around the country.
Internet Law Library - Law Schools and Law Libraries
U. S. Law Schools on the Internet
NOTE: The sites below contain extensive and helpful legal information, but none of the sites listed below can be used as substitutes for the personal advice that you may need from a lawyer.
Most of the sites themselves have disclaimers stating that laws are constantly changing and that only a lawyer can provide specific advice on which you can depend.
Extensive legal information is found in the sites, and much of it is geared to the lay person, but personal advice from a lawyer may be necessary for anyone doing legal research.
Tennessee Legal Forms Library
This database offers free Tennessee Legal Forms on topics including Bankruptcy, Divorce, Name Change, Power of Attorney, Sample Letters, Wills, and many others.
WARNING: Public users should consult an attorney for serious legal matters.
State of Tennessee Advance Care Plan and Appointment of Health Care Agent
In the State of Tennessee, The Advance Care Plan and Appointment of Health Care Agent forms are taking the place of the Living Will and Durable Power of Attorney forms; however, a Living Will and Durable Power of Attorney are still acceptable as a means of advance health care decision making. These documents can be used to inform you family and doctor of your decisions about your health care should you become unable to decide for yourself. You can also use these forms to appoint someone you know and trust to be your health care decision maker.
Shelby County Register
The office of the Shelby County Register records: tax liens, property titles, mortgages, bankruptcy documents, deeds of gifts of estate, marriage settlements, contracts, revoked powers of attorney, real estate conveyances, armed forces discharges and hardship affidavits.
All Law Forms - Key Sites
Links to sites containing all kinds of legal forms.
ILRG Legal Forms Archive
This site offers a wide variety of legal forms, including buying and selling agreements, transfers and assignments, leases and tenancies, many different kinds of personal forms, and more. Many useful forms included, but please be sure to read the disclaimer done by the publishers of this page.
Municipal Code Corporation
Municipal and County Codes published by the Municipal Code Corporation are found here. Codes are listed by state. Click any other state to find other municipal and county codes online in that state.
American Legal Publishing's Code of Ordinances on the Internet
Find here all of the Codes of Ordinances and other Government Infobases that American Legal Publishing has put online. The Collierville Code can be accessed here under the Library link.
(Memphis and the surrounding areas, and state of Tennessee)
Tennessee Lawyers' Association for Women
A bar association organized to improve the status of women attorneys in the legal community and to contribute to the larger community.
Memphis Bar Association
This website provides information and resources to members of the public who have questions relating to legal matters and proceedings in Memphis and Shelby County. In addition, the Memphis Bar Association offers arbitration in fee disputes between attorneys and clients as well as a lawyer referral service. It also has a placement service, free to applicants, the assist support staff in finding positions in local law firms.
Shelby County Courthouse Law Library
The Shelby County Courthouse Law Library maintains a non-circulating law library that is open to the public for in-house use. Telephone reference service and in-room research assistance are NOT available.
Tennessee Bar Association The Tennessee Bar Association offers public service information in a variety of areas and offers contacts and links to other sources.
Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility
The Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility investigates complaints of ethical misconduct against attorneys. The last entry on the page leads to the Consumer Assistance Program (CAP) which can help people who have questions or problems with their Tennessee lawyer.
Tennessee Lawyers' Fund for Client Protection
This web page provides contact information for the fund near the bottom of the page.
Community Legal Center
The Community Legal Center provides legal advice, mediation, legal representation and referrals. The Center may provide legal assistance in matters of divorce, adoption, custody disputes, child support settlements, consumer issues (used cars, rental agreements, etc.), Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) orders, Powers of Attorney/Conservatorships for the elderly, wills and living wills, landlord/tenant disputes, garnishments, conservatorships, guardianships, real estate related matters, commercial/contract disputes, probate matters, family law matters. The Center does NOT provide legal assistance in criminal law, bankruptcies, for victims of personal injury, accidents, violent crimes, medical malpractice, workers compensation injuries or for employment discrimination. Individuals seeking assistance must comply with income eligibility requirements.
Arkansas Legal Services Partnership
Arkansas Legal Services Partnership offers assistance in civil matters to individuals whose income and resources meet eligibility requirements. Criminal or fee generating cases are not handled.
Memphis Area Legal Services
Memphis Area Legal Services offers assistance in solving problems that affect basic needs for children, families and individuals. It does not provide legal assistance in criminal cases, class action lawsuits or fee generating cases such as personal injury, worker?s compensation or criminal victim?s injury compensation.
League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC)
The agency supports the advance of economic conditions, educational attainment, political influence, health conditions and civil rights of the Hispanic population in the U.S. Among the services it provides are: citizenship and immigration programs and assistance, corporate alliances, technology empowerment programs, national educational service centers, housing, employment opportunities, leadership programs, literacy programs, scholarships, funeral assistance, attorneys and legal assistance, health related programs, religious and spiritual support and police and safety issue programs.
Senior Services
Now called Meritan, helps seniors stay independent. It offers a variety of programs that empower the elderly including training and placement programs and information and referral services. The information and referral services includes assistance in the areas elder abuse and neglect, health services and more.
Shelby County Register
The office of the Shelby County Register records: tax liens, property titles, mortgages, bankruptcy documents, deeds of gifts of estate, marriage settlements, contracts, revoked powers of attorney, real estate conveyances, armed forces discharges and hardship affidavits.
Federal Mediation And Conciliation Service
The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service mediates disputes where an employee representative organization is involved. The agency will also assist with labor contract negotiations that deal with labor groups and management groups. Assistance with labor contraction negotiations that deal with individuals is NOT provided.
Jewish Family Services
The Jewish Family Service provides individual and family counseling, adoption services (including child placement and home studies for international adoptions, home studies, supervision, and counseling for birth mothers), family life and parenting programs, support groups and senior services.
Pretrial Services and Probation - Citizens Dispute Center
Shelby County Division of Community Services
The Shelby County?s Division of Community Services operates the Citizen?s Dispute Program to screen minor disputes prior to obtaining a warrant in General Sessions Court. Cases are scheduled for a hearing before an impartial mediator, who assists in reaching an agreement out of court. The agreement is not legally binding. If either party fails to appear or if an agreement cannot be reached, the individual may take the complaint before a judge. In some cases, referrals are made to more appropriate agencies.
National and Specialty Legal Associations
The website, FindLaw for Legal Professionals, provides a listing of links for National and Specialty Legal Associations. These links can provide additional resources that range from general information to specialized information on specific legal topics.
Internet Legal Resource Guide - Legal Associations
This website includes links to national, as well as state and
FindLaw State and Local Legal Organizations
The website, FindLaw for Legal Professionals, provides a listing of links for State and Local Legal Organizations. These links provide organizational contacts, which may be chosen by state, which can provide further information resources.
WashLaw WEB - Bar Associations and other Legal Associations
This Washburn University School of Law website provides a listing of links for Legal Institutes, Organizations and Vendors. These links can provide additional resources that range from general to specialized information.
NOTE: The sites below contain extensive and helpful legal information, but none of the sites listed below can be used as substitutes for the personal advice that you may need from a lawyer.
Most have disclaimers stating that laws are constantly changing and that only a lawyer can provide specific advice on which you can depend.
Extensive legal information is found in the sites, and much of it is geared to the lay person, but personal advice from a lawyer may be necessary for any one doing legal research.
OnlineTennesse Justice Provides free legal advice and counsel for low-income Tennesseans. Qualifying individuals can go on this website 3 times a year to work with an attorney on questions pertaining to civil law. The person will receive answers and ADVICE from an approved volunteer attorney.
1-888-aLEGALZ There is no income requirement for this one. It is a HELPLINE which is answered by an attorney. The attorney will not give advice, but will give information referal to steer the client in the right direction.
Justice For All: A Tennessee Supreme Court Initiative Information on this website is for people who cannot afford a lawyer and need legal help in civil cases (cases that do not have to do with a crime), like job loss, home foreclosure, or loss of health insurance. Website includes helpful videos and links.
Legal Information for Tennesseans Site is still having information added. The focus here is low income and rural populations. It is written at the 5th grade reading level. It covers only civil issues. This site is searchable by county.
LIFT can be accessed from a computer or a smart phone. It uses responsive technology, so no app is required on a smart phone. The look will differ, but the content will be the same. Key word searches work best using single words, not multiples. It is possible to search 2 key words linked with AND or OR (all caps), but a single word search is more successful.
The Article Pages contain VERY HELPFUL information on how to represent yourself in General Sessions Court, and the links to forms are good.
For Divorce Forms, go to TNCOURTS.GOV Site includes legal forms, like divorce forms, publications, a self-help center, and links to bar associations in the state, and other legal resources.
Famous Trials
Information on some of the most famous trials in history, including the Sacco-Vanzetti trial, the Loeb-Leopold trial, the Scottsboro Boys trial, and more.
Guide to Law Online
Prepared by the U.S. Law Library of Congress Public Services Division, this is an annotated compendium of Internet links to sources of information on the law. Most of the sites provide full-texts of laws, court decisions, and regulations, as well as commentaries from legal experts.
Internet Legal Resource Guide
A categorized index of more than 4000 select legal web sites. Links to law codes and court decisions, to sites containing information about law schools, to ones providing information about lawyers and law firms, to a legal forms archive, and to much more are found here.
Introduction to the United States Legal System
The 'Lectric Law Library presents basic information, the make-up of the United States Legal System and how the Legal System works.
FindLaw Lawyer Directory
This site features detailed profiles of U.S. attorneys. It allows searching by either legal issue or location. There is also a helpful article on how to choose and work with an attorney.
WWW Virtual Library - Law
Legal information from a wide variety of sources is found here. You can browse by topic or kind of information you are looking for, or you can use the search box.
All Law - Forms - Key Sites
Links to sites containing all kinds of legal forms.
Findlaw for the Public
Many articles on a wide variety of legal topics, including finding and hiring lawyers, and resolving a dispute with a lawyer. Also, legal news, and links to many consumer resources.
FreeAdvice.com is intended to offer the most useful, comprehensive, balanced legal information for the public. Over 100 areas of law are covered, including insurance law, business law, immigration law, employment law, and more areas. Its advisory board includes distinguished attorneys, law school deans and professors, consumer advocates, and former senior Government officials.
Introduction to Basic Legal Citation
A part of the Cornell School of Law's legal Information Institute, this site offers information about legal citation, provides examples of legal citations, explains how to cite, offers list of abbreviations, and more.
ILRG Legal Forms Archive
This site offers a wide variety of legal forms, including buying and selling agreements, transfers and assignments, leases and tenancies, many different kinds of personal forms, and more. Many useful forms included, but please be sure to read the disclaimer done by the publishers of this page.
Legal Assistance for Older Americans
This site, from the U.S. Administration on Aging, provides legal hotlines for older Americans, directories, a Protecting the Rights of Older Americans fact sheet, and links to other legal assistance and elder law web sites.
Military Law and Legal Links
A collection of links to both general and specific military legal sources, including court-martial procedures, Judge Advocate Generals offices, international law, military courts, military commissions and tribunals, and more.
Nolo Legal Encyclopedia
Much information is found here, in lay language, on different areas of the law, including Debt and Credit, Consumer Law, Tax Problems, Wills and Estate Planning, Spouses and Partners, and more.
Understanding Your Court System: A Guide to the Judicial Branch
Provides an introduction to the Tennessee Judicial System, information on the organization of the Federal Court System, and a legal glossary. (Adobe Acrobat software is required to view this site.)
Tennessee Constitution
(Adobe Acrobat Software is required to view this site.)
Official Compilation, Rules and Regulations of the State of Tennessee
The Official Compilation contains all of the effective rules and regulations of the Tennessee state agencies.
Tennessee Attorney General Opinions
The text of the current written legal opinions of the Tennessee State Attorney General are found here.
Tennessee Administrative Register (T.A.R.)
The current edition of the Tennessee Administrative Register, as well as an archive of some past issues are found here. The T.A.R. is an official publication of the Tennessee Department of State and contains proposed rules, emergency rules, announcements and more.
Tennessee Code
The Tennessee Code contains the laws passed by the Tennessee General Assembly for the state of Tennessee. The statutes found in the Code are divided into titles, chapters and sections.
Tennessee Bills at the Tennessee General Assembly Site
Clicking on "Legislation" on the Tennessee General Assembly home page allows you to search for the full text of bills introduced in the Tennessee General Assembly.
Tennessee Public and Private Acts
The texts of current public and private acts of the Tennessee General Assembly are found here. Bills introduced in the General Assembly which are passed into law become public or private acts. Public acts are normally codified into the Tennessee Code and affect all citizens of the state. Private acts are laws which may affect only an individual, a locality and one or more but not all three of the three political subdivisions of the state, and they are not codified into the Tennessee Code.
Findlaw: State Resources
This site allows you to click on a state and be taken to a page of links that are primary legal resources of that state, including legal codes and rules and regulations. It also provides links to individual state Attorney General home pages, to sites containing the full-text of state constitutions, and more.
Legal Information Institute – Law by Source – State
This site allows you to search for the constitutions, legal codes, rules and regulations, and other legal resources for other states. It even includes an index of state statutes by topic.
WashLaw Web – StateLaw
This Washburn School of Law site allows for a full-text search to state laws. You will also have links to the home pages of the state legislatures, where searching for individual state bills may be possible.
Administrative Code and Registers Section
This site, maintained by the National Association of Secretaries of State, provides access to the administrative rules, regulations and registers from other states.


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Today's World Egg Day and we wanted to pass along this quote from Howard Helmer, the World's Fastest Omelet Maker according to Guinness Book of World Records:
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Totally true. Familiar, affordable eggs are a great place to experiment with new flavors and techniques. Last night, we mixed some leftover steamed squash with scrambled eggs and a splash of soy sauce for an amazing if eccentric dinner. We also keep meaning to try pesto or sesame oil on eggs.
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Poached all the way! I really want one of those egg-poaching pans - it's such a unitasker, but damn it makes nice eggs.
I voted scrambled, but realized I should have said "Other." I'm a big frittata fan. It's the only way I like an egg cold. Makes a great, great sandwich to take to work. (On seeded whole grain bread w/mayo, lettuce, and pickled red onion. Alas I don't have one with me today!)
Egg drop and hot and sour soup are favorites too. I have yet to figure out how they get the egg to stay in such nice ribbons. I've tried swirling the soup and slowly pouring in the beaten egg and I always get an initail big blop of egg, then subsequent wispy strands.
Over Ramen. Nummy!
Scrambled over all else! I like 'em slightly "wet," with cheese and onion and tomatoes.
an over easy egg is great on many toast and my simplified version of bi-bim-bop (stir-fried/pickled veggies, spices over rice with runny yolk to pull it together)
Here's an interesting article on the trend of slow-cooking eggs:
I saw quite a few menus in Spain featuring this type of cooking.
I must give credit to Chef Daniel Patterson for an egg preparation that is the one of the best I've had. It was a salad topped with an egg "surprise." The surprise was a poached egg that was then breaded with Panko and herbs and then fried. The textural contrast was what made this so good.
There is no better meal, for any time of the day, than a soft-scrambled egg on good toast, with a little bit of butter and salt.
I don't usually cook for just me, but eggs on toast is irresistible.
I like my eggs best as an omelet. Simple, just cheese in the middle most of the time. With a good non stick pan, an omelet isn't any more work than scrambled eggs, but more elegant.
Correction. The egg was actually topped with a fresh herb salad and the egg was served over braised lentils.
i love poking a hole in the yolk and letting a few drops of soy sauce mix with the yellow...soooo good.
Coddled eggs are the best! Better consistency than soft-boiled or poached. Add butter and herbs before you screw on the lid. Serve with lots of toast spears for dipping -- yum! You can find vintage coddlers on eBay.
I'm one of those strange people who doesn't like the taste or texture of eggs. I use them only as glue to hold other ingredients together in a western or quiche, or in baking, of course.
sunny side up or over easy
I love them cooked just about any way, as long as I can go get them fresh from my chicken coop, but my favorites are slow cooked scrambled or over easy on top of potato/roast beef hash. Yum!
Poached all the way baby! I saw a method on Good Eats that turns out perfect every time. You boil water in a deep skillet with 1-2T of vinegar. Crack the eggs into individual cups (or one at a time into a ladle) and pour them into the boiling water very close to the surface. Then turn off the heat, cover and wait 5 mins. The yolks turn out creamy and soft, but not runny. YUM!


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A A A w EBER STATE COll EOE SIGNPOST Sf M WISH Hit Ji?l ffliss 43G0f If f end l raff Weber State College's 43001 h clay student and Utah's one millionth citizen shaved the spotlight with a live bobcat at the WSC-Eastem Montana game on Saturday. Miss Sharon Blair and Mr. Arnold Morris met the Wildcat's mascot at halftime. Mr. and Mrs. Morris M. Arnold were welcomed by Studentbody President Mike Phillips, who presented them with four season passes. Mr. Arnold said he was very happy to accept the passes. "I will be a regular spectator at your games," he said. "I am here by choice, not by necessity. I am a football fan and from now on, a Weber supporter, too." He recently arrived in Utah from California to accept the position as production manager at Marquart. The ceremony not only gave the fans a chance to see the heralded Mr. Million, but also an opportunity to publicize the record-cracking day enrollment of 4300. This number represents an increase of more than 1000 day students over a year ago. Also present were Dean of Students, Merle E. Allen, who is alos Ogden's mayor, Gary Crom-pton, Weber's athletic business manager, Milton Mecham, registrar, Boyd Southwick, assistant manager, Greater Ogden Chamber of Commerce, and ttieRal-ley-meu and song leaders, a new group organized on campus to boost school spirit. f , . r i , 1 I I ' - ' ' . - C .. - i v. ;: -.J tfc. ..a. i :-.iiimnHTill,lTiit...riii.i r" " "- -"1 fl r. IM T Rallyman Tom Rose introduces the Bobcat to Mr. and Mrs. Morris M. Arnold. Looking on are Sharon Blair and Mike Phillips. Be interested in Politics like GoWwciter Advises ATTENTION OUT-OF-STATE STUDENTS: The Treasurer's office has been notified by the police that students who are driving out-of-state cars are not obtaining the required stickers. The police will set up roadblocks beginning in one more week and will fine all students not having these stickers $10. Stickers may be obtained by checking with Mr. Homer Johnston at the Treasurer's office. Frosh Nominates 1964-65 C: Jeers - The mnoination assembly for freshman class officers will be held Monday, Oct. 5 at 12 noon in rooms 106-108 in the UB. T freshman class officers consist of a president, vice president, secretary, and two senators. Nomination petitions and election by-laws can be obtained at the min desk in the UB. Each petition must be returned with 25 signatures to the main dest by noon on Tuesday. Primary elections will be held Oct. 9 in room 104; final elections will be Oct. 15 in room 108. The new officers will be announced at the. Homecoming Queen, Coronation Ball on Oct. 16, at 9 p.m. If there are any questions, please contact Curtis Smout or call 394-4132. "A genuine concern for politics and world problems is necessary for the sake of our future and the future of our children." . So said Mike Goldwater, son of the Republican candidate for President, Barry Goldwater, as he spoke before students of WSC, Monday morning m the Student Union. Young Mr. Goldwater, brought to the college through the efforts of Weber State's Young Republi-nana cinn ihP Citizens for Goldwater Committee, stated the importance of becoming acquainted with today's political issues and that "Students tnrougnout auto could place a strong mrmence on tm& ycai wUr.oU. "I have found, in campaigning for my father," young tjoiawater- sx.ai.eu, uiai America are looking toward Washington with concern at the course we seem to be following. He also expressed his own personal belief that the conservative movement was growing, ana wouia continue to grow, in colleges and universities throughout the country. In backing his father's views in the campaign, Mr. Goldwater said that he finds it very hard to cherish a philosophy in government which seems to ha.ve a lack of morality and integrity." On Barry's stand concerning Viet Nam, young Goldwater stated that he believed that there has been an extreme lack of information given to the American people and that any place where tnere are ameiuB being killed, "we are at war." When questioned about Sen. Goldwater's stand on Civil Rights, young Goldwater said that his father voted against the Civil Rights tsm oecause ne noire uy believed that the Public Accommodations section and the Equal Employment section ot the bill were unconstitutional."Retter race relations must come from the heart, and not through forced legislation and threat of a jail sentence." he stated. In closing, Mr. Goldwater again stressed the importance of becoming political minded and encouraged all college students to take an active part m pontics, whether thev be Democrats or Republican. On Mondav." Cal Rampton, Democrat candidate for governor, will speak at 8 a.m. in UB 106. Weber State's enrollment shows a significant increase when compared with that of Utah's four other major colleges. Registration for day classes at Weber exceeded the 4300 mark last week, representing an increase of more than 1,000 students or 29 per cent, over last year. Evening school registration has reached 1,761, for a total fall quarter enrollment of 6,067 to date. Registrar Milton C. Mecham said he expected a total of 4,450 day students at the completion of registration. At Utah State University, an exact count of 6,400 registration packets were issued, making a total in-increase of five per cent over last year's figure of 6,319. Enrollment at Westminister College is up about four per cent from 439 to 456 students. Brigham Young University has climbed to a record 17,316 a gain of 2,000 over the 1963 fall quarter enrollment of 15,398. After a final count, the University expects to have 14,500 on campus this fall. This will be about 800 more students than last year's 13,810 in clay ana evening clases. Here at Weber, Mr. Mecham announced that the freshman class consists of 2,270, including one student who has completed anywhere from five to 44 credit hours. One thousand 470 of the freshman have never had any college before, while 800 are continuing freshman. There are 983 sophomores, 549 juniors, and 425 seniors, with 23 returning graduate students. Two hundred and 51 students are from out-of-state, showing the growth of the four year program at Weber. Forms Needed For Student teaching applications for the Winter 'quarter must be turned in no later than Oct. 9, to W. Blair Low, student teacher coordinator in room 120 in the annex. The official blanks for student teaching, and introduction and autobiography can be obtained from the "Student Teacher Handbook," at the bookstore for 60c. The handbook will be used to assist the student in his teaching assignment. Mr. Low requires a personal interview with each student at the time he submits his application. Applica tions will not be considered un til the interview has been com pleted; priority will be given ac cording to the date submitted. All student teaching application. must be accompanied cy two snapshots. Several additional photos will also be required by the Placement Bureau. State Law Demands Civic Requirement Students intending to receive teaching certificates or bachelor's degrees from this college are required by State law (Senate bill no. 39) to have some knowledge of this nation's history, government, and economic institutions. Pages 49-50 of the WSC catalog which fulfill this requirement. As an alternative, students may take a special exam which is eiven twice each quarter. If pas sed, this exam iwll satisfy the requirement. The first exam will be given on Oct. 7 at 2:10 in room 213, and is expected to , take three hours to complete. Mr. Mecham said that although facilities were running to capacity, the college was able to accommodate the surge by shifting some classes to larger quarters, utilizing the additional 13 classes in the Fine Arts Center, and starting classes earlier and running them later." Students should meet with your advisers to discuss your work program for the year," Mr. Mecham advised. "You should also check to be sure your names are on the rolls of the classes you are attending. If they are not, contact the registrar's office immediately." Circle K First Meeting The Circle K Club will hold its first meeting for the year on Monday at 12 noon in UB 104. At this meeting, officers will be elected and a new schedule set up. Circle K is a service organization sponsored by the Kiwanig Club for college men. Although similar to the Kiwanis, the club is not depeendent on it. It is a leadership and character-building group, serving campus and community alike. Circle K give college men an opportunity for the same type of leadership in a college community that service clubs give in the business and professional world. Everyone is invited to attend the meeting as new members are needed, lunch may be eatea at Ui meeting.
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|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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The Peoria Police department is asking for your help to find a suspect involved in a deadly shooting that happened last January.
Miles Romanski was shot and killed in his car last year near 75th Avenue and Peoria.
Investigators say several men drove by Romanski's car and one of them fired shots at him, on the morning of January 8, 2012, in what appeared to be a road-rage incident.
The victim's wife was pregnant with their first child when he was shot.
"I'm asking our community to stand together, the community my husband loved and was so proud to be a part of, please help me catch his killers. Get these cowards off the streets before they hurt or even kill someone else," says Michelle Romanski.
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Are smartphones too girly for men?
Google co-founder Sergey Brin says the handheld devices -- whose ads are key to Google's growth plans -- are 'emasculating.'
Would you rather walk around looking down at a smartphone in your hand or with a set of "augmented-reality" eyeglasses wrapped around your head?
If you're Google (GOOG) co-founder Sergey Brin, the answer is obvious. Smartphones are "emasculating," he said in a TED talk on Wednesday that was meant to promote his company's new Google glasses, according to the conference's blog.
"Is this what you're meant to do with your body?" he said, referring to how people hunch over their smartphones. TED, or the Technology, Entertainment and Design conference, is known for featuring speakers with innovative, sometimes world-changing ideas such as conservationist Jane Goodall and celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, who wants to make school lunches healthier.
Brin's attack on the smartphone is all the more startling given Google's push to generate greater advertising sales from the handheld devices. Even worse, Google's Android operating system is the preferred software for smartphones, with about 70% of the devices loaded with that operating system.
Google glasses, though, have a long road ahead of them to gain consumer acceptance, no matter how manly Brin thinks they look. For one, they cost about $1,500 plus tax, as my colleague Kim Peterson wrote earlier this month.
Google Glass, a high-tech device that wraps around consumers' eyes, has fewer hardware features than most phones, writes Cnet. But Brin said they offer other benefits, such as allowing people to snap pictures at the ready.
Not everyone was convinced. "I can see the argument that dicking around with our phones in public is not cool," wrote technology writer John Gruber at daringfireball.net. "Strapping a computer display to your face is not the answer."
At TED, Brin wore a pair of Google glasses, giving him the air of a disheveled, T-shirt-clad pirate. But hey, maybe that's the kind of manly look he thinks guys want.
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WAUSAU, WI (WSAU) - Northcentral Technical College is giving you an opportunity to experience food, art, dance, and crafts from around the world plus see what's new in higher education today. NTC's Futurefest and their Global Fair both happen Thursday afternoon.
Global Fair coordinator Michelle Lindell says this is an opportunity to see, taste, and experience things you don't normally find. She says NTC has a large number of international students and also visiting professionals that assist with their programs.Futurefest coordinator Shelly Mondeik says anyone considering higher education needs to see what they have to offer, both on campus and online. Mondeik says NTC constantly updates the educational programs they offer, so if you haven't been to Futurefest in a year or more, you might be missing something.Future Fest gets underway at 4:30 p.m. Global Fair starts an hour later. Both events are held on the Wausau NTC campus.
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The U.S. drought monitor shows a softening drought footprint in areas of the U.S., but unfortunately much of the High Plains and other prime spring wheat production areas are still plagued with severe water deficits, says Steve Mercer, vice president of communications with U.S. Wheat Associates.
"Unfortunately, long-range forecasts do not anticipate much change and the lack of precipitation expected this winter threatens the Nebraska, Colorado, South Dakota and Wyoming wheat crops," he says. "The forecast does not look promising for spring wheat growers in North Dakota, Minnesota or Montana where dry conditions to the east and south settled in this winter. So far, the weather has been kinder to spring and winter wheat growers in the Pacific Northwest and most of the eastern soft red winter production regions."
Don't panic, yet. Despite this past year's drought and this year's winter precipitation (or lack thereof), Extension specialists in the wheat belt are not overly concerned—yet.
"A lot will depend on what precipitation comes in early spring," says Jochum Wiersma, Extension agronomist and small grains specialist with the University of Minnesota. "Our fingers are crossed for a recharge."
Wiersma says he will also keep an eye to the south as the season starts. Much of the disease and insect pressures tend to migrate northward from Kansas and South Dakota, he says.
"We're just going to have to wait and see what problems eventually come our way," he says. The 2012 drought did little to deter near-record yields in many wheat fields, says Joel Ransom, Extension agronomist with North Dakota State University. Still, those high yields came with a price.
"We had a good crop, but it was achieved by taking out most of the moisture in the soil," he says.
Wiersma agrees: "We're at or near zero right now. We're bone dry. A 5" to 6" recharge would be wonderful."
Ransom says wheat typically displaces around 3' to 3½' worth of soil moisture. Some winter snowfall to-date will add back some of what's needed, but not enough so far. That means farmers will be more dependent on in-season rainfall than they were last year.
The winter weather packs another weapon in farmers' favor—cold snaps that can knock out overwintering pests and therefore limit crop exposure the following season. Ransom says a solid week of bitter cold weather in late January likely helped control wheat curl mites as well as aphids, which both can vector economically important viral wheat diseases.
"The colder the weather, the higher the mortality, typically," Ransom says. "It's been cold enough to do its duty."
As the countdown to planting season continues, Ransom is optimistic despite the dry period.
"If we get some good rain events, we should be fine," he says.
The bad news: Drought can be extremely hard on farmers. The good news: Drought is also extremely hard on wheat midge. Soil samples in North Dakota show historically low levels of this damaging wheat pest.
This population decrease can be attributed to the drought, says North Dakota State University Extension entomologist Janet Knodel. Hot, dry conditions could have prevented wheat midge larvae from dropping out of wheat heads during late summer. The larvae that did drop out of the head would have encountered hard, dry soils that were harder to burrow into and avoid exposure to natural predators.
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So last week I bought a new thermometer, my last no-name cheapie having broken recently. And I bought a Polder--these people are experts in things temperature, and maybe if I had bought a Polder ten years ago I wouldn't have gone through three thermometers in ten years.
Went my thinking. And maybe in ten years it will still be working like a champ. But this one isn't just a thermometer (which I didn't even realize when I bought it, I was in a big hurry the day I selected it and my thinking was simply "instant read-Polder-15 bucks=okay"), it has a special feature. And that special feature is a second button called 'MEAT' that when you press it, causes the various meat types to scroll through the digital screen. Once you select, say, beef, you can select your preferred doneness, and it then tells you what the target temperature is for that doneness and sets a little alarm. The idea is that when you test the meat after some cooking, if the target doneness has been reached you get an audible beeping. That would be super helpful to someone who doesn't have all that stuff in their head (which I do).
The only problem is: it is programmed to believe that rare beef is 140 F. There is no lower setting, and you cannot re-program it.
What in the H-word are they thinking? Even someone who prefers their meat cremated wouldn't find 140 rare, especially since carry-over cooking assures that the actual doneness when sliced and served will be another stage beyond that.
I should return it. I probably won't because it should reliably do what I bought it for and returning is a lot of trouble, but how stupid of them.


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Monday, September 29, 2014
All Blacks win Rugby Championship with bonus point win over Argentina
The All Blacks retained the Rugby Championship with a game to spare after claiming a 34-13 bonus point victory over Argentina on Saturday. Next weekend's fixture against South Africa shifts to a matter of pride, rather than the title being on the line. MORE »
Monday, September 29, 2014
Springboks' three late tries shock Wallabies in tough Test in Cape Town
A late flurry of tries gave the Springboks a convincing 28-10 victory over the Wallabies in Cape Town, but the final score doesn't reflect what happened for the majority of what was an extremely tight Rugby Championship Test match. MORE »
Monday, September 15, 2014
Cornal Hendricks and Richie McCaw tries from great All Blacks vs Springboks Test
The All Blacks proved too composed yet again as they maintained their impeccable home record with a hard-fought 14-10 victory over the Springboks in Wellington. It was a low scoring, tough Test match but still managed to provide two outstanding tries. MORE »
Sunday, September 07, 2014
Springboks snatch defeat from the jaws of victory as Wallabies win in Perth
The Springboks suffered a heartbreaking defeat in Perth as a dubious yellow card to Test centurion Bryan Habana turned the match on it's head, as the Wallabies fought back brilliantly to score late in the game and win 24-23 in the rain. MORE »
Sunday, September 07, 2014
Julian Savea scores a brace as All Blacks win comfortably vs Argentina
Julian Savea scored a brace of tries to take his tally to 26 in just 25 matches as the All Blacks beat Argentina 28-9 in Napier on Saturday. Los Pumas were highly competitive but a few key turning points allowed the home side to get a comfortable win. MORE »
Sunday, August 24, 2014
Springboks survive Salta scare after excellent Argentina performance
Argentina came within two points of recording their first ever victory over South Africa, but couldn't quite close out a game that they dominated for the most part. It took some substitutions and renewed vigour for the Boks to claim a tense 33-31 victory in Salta. MORE »
Saturday, August 23, 2014
All Blacks put 50 on the Wallabies to continue Eden Park domination
Richie McCaw bounced back from being yellow carded early on to score twice as the All Blacks thumped the Wallabies 51-20 at fortress Eden Park on Saturday. A week after their 12-12 draw the home side went up a notch, or ten, to score six tries. MORE »
Tuesday, October 08, 2013
Rob Simmons yellow carded for off the ball shoulder on Felipe Contepomi
Felipe Contepomi played his final Test on Saturday, turning out against the Wallabies for his 87th cap, an Argentina record. Unfortunately things didn't go exactly to plan in front of his home crowd as his team took a heavy defeat, and he was on the receiving end of a big shoulder. MORE »
Tuesday, October 08, 2013
Martin Landajo banned for one week for stamping on Wallaby hands
Puma's scrumhalf Martin Landajo has been banned for a week for stamping during Argentina's 54-17 Rugby Championship final round loss to the Wallabies in Rosario on Saturday. He was cautioned by referee Wayne Barnes at the time, but was later cited. MORE »
Tuesday, October 08, 2013
All Blacks coach Steve Hansen proud after tense win over Springboks
New Zealand coach Steve Hansen was pleased with the way his side handled the pressure of Ellis Park, beating the Springboks 38-27 in a classic encounter between the old rivals on Saturday. He said he was proud of what they have achieved. MORE »
Monday, October 07, 2013
The Wallabies run riot in Rosario with big win over Argentina
The Wallabies surprised everyone by running riot in Rosario, beating Argentina 54-17 to keep Los Pumas winless in the Rugby Championship. Israel Folau scored a hat-trick as Ewen McKenzie's chargers restored some pride after a disappointing few months. MORE »
Saturday, October 05, 2013
All Blacks claim the Rugby Championship after epic battle with the Springboks
The Springboks knew what was needed to claim the Rugby Championship, and achieved part of the mammoth task by scoring a four try bonus point, but conceded five in what was a thrilling game of rugby, won 38-27 by the All Blacks in the end. MORE »
Monday, September 30, 2013
New Zealand in strong position following bonus point win over Argentina
New Zealand are favourites to claim another Rugby Championship title after they beat Argentina 33-15 on Saturday, scoring a four try bonus point in the process. They travel to Ellis Park for what should be a mouthwatering finale this coming weekend. MORE »
Monday, September 30, 2013
Flip van der Merwe suspended for one week for dangerous play
Springbok lock Flip van der Merwe has been suspended following the 28-8 victory over the Wallabies on Saturday. Van Der Merwe was yellow carded by referee Jerome Garces, but was later cited for the offence that was deemed worthy of a red card. MORE »
Monday, September 30, 2013
The Springboks claim convincing win over the Wallabies in Cape Town
The Springboks were disappointed to miss out on a much needed bonus point as they beat the Wallabies 28-8 in an eventful Rugby Championship Test on Saturday. They are now set up for a deciding encounter with the All Blacks, but have it all to do. MORE »
Monday, September 23, 2013
Bismarck Du Plessis was not offside but bears no grudges towards ref
Following the controversial sending off of Bismarck Du Plessis in Auckland, the IRB stated that ref Romain Poite was incorrect with his first half decision to sinbin the Springbok. Still, some fans and media insist that Du Plessis was in an offside position. MORE »
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Nick Mallett slams referee Romain Poite after All Blacks vs Springboks Test
Former Italy and Springbok coach Nick Mallett shares his thoughts on Romain Poite's decision to yellow card Bismarck Du Plessis for the tackle on Dan Carter. Mallett argues that Poite had technology, as well as his touch judges, at his disposal so should have made use of them. MORE »
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Bismarck Du Plessis controversially yellow carded for huge hit on Dan Carter
The All Blacks beat the Springboks 29-15 in Auckland earlier after the visitors had one of their key players, Bismarck Du Plessis, sent off following a second yellow card. The first however, is what infuriated the majority of rugby fans around the globe. MORE »
Friday, September 13, 2013
Rugby Championship Previews - All Blacks vs Boks & Wallabies vs Pumas
On Saturday the All Blacks host the Springboks for one of the biggest games of the year, as the visitors are in confident mood and looking to knock the number one side in the world off their perch. After that, Argentina take on the Wallabies looking for their first win in the tournament. MORE »
Monday, September 09, 2013
Springboks full of belief after thumping the Wallabies in Brisbane
The Springboks put in one of their better performances in recent years as they broke the Brisbane hoodoo to crush the Wallabies 38-12 in their Rugby Championship clash at Suncorp Stadium. They face the All Blacks in Auckland next, believing they can win. MORE »


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CONYERS -- The sprinkler system inside Dart Container on Ga. Highway 138 apparently extinguished a machinery fire Thursday afternoon.
Rockdale Fire-Rescue public information officer Lt. Chris Kozikowski said firefighters were called to the manufacturing facility at about 4:15 p.m. Thursday where they found smoke and water flow from the sprinkler system, but no flames.
"It must have been a fire at some point, but I believe the actual flames were extinguished mainly by the sprinkler system," Kozikowski said. "We did do a little cooling of the machinery with our water lines after we were able to get power cut off."
Kozikowski said power remained off on Friday until Dart officials could confirm that it was safe to resume operations.
"As of right now they are just wanting to make sure everything is safe before they re-energize the equipment," Kozikowski said Friday afternoon.
He said plant officials stressed that there were no injuries as a result of the fire. He said all plant employees were safely evacuated in keeping with monthly training they receive.
Dart, formerly Solo Cup, manufactures consumer and food service disposable packaging.
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So Taguchi made sure his first hit since June 13 was a big one. With the Phils and Snakes knotted at 5-5 last night, Taguchi led off the twelfth with a single into left and stormed around to score the winning run on a single by Werth three batters later.
Second hit for Taguchi since May 30.
The Phillies beat the Arizona Diamondbacks last night, winning 6-5 in 12 innings to improve to 51-43 on the season.
Kyle Kendrick got the start for the Phillies and went 6 1/3 innings, allowing four runs on nine hits. Three of the hits went for extra-bases, all doubles. He struck out four and didn't walk a batter.
Orlando Hudson and Conor Jackson singled back-to-back with two outs in the first. Kendrick got Chad Tracy to fly to center for the third out.
1-2-3 second.
Stephen Drew singled with two down in the third. Hudson grounded to second for the third out.
Kendrick threw a 1-2-3 fourth.
Miguel Montero started the fifth with a double. Alex Romero flew to right for the first out before the pitcher Doug Davis moved Montero to third with a ground ball to second for the second out. Kendrick struck Augie Ojeda out to leave Montero stranded.
Hudson singled with one out in the sixth and stole second. Jackson hit a 3-1 pitch out in front of the plate and Ruiz threw him out at first with Hudson going to third with two down. Tracy was next and he dumped a 1-0 pitch just inside the left field line for a single that scored Hudson and tied the game at 1-1. Chris Young flew to right for the third out.
Kendrick started the seventh with a 3-1 lead having thrown just 76 pitches. Montero led off with a single and moved to third when Romero followed with a double that moved Montero to third. Switch-hitter Emilio Bonifacio hit for the pitcher Davis and slapped a 1-0 pitch down the third base line and passed Feliz. Burrell was on it quick but Romero slid in just ahead of the high relay from Feliz, tying the game at 3-3. Bonifacio went to second on the play at the plate. Ojeda bunted Bonifacio to third for the first out of the inning. Swindle came in to pitch to the lefty Drew. Swindle got ahead of him 0-2 before Drew singled into right. Bonifacio scored and it was 4-3. Durbin came in to pitch and struck out Hudson and got Jackson to pop to Coste for the third out.
Things fell apart quickly for Kendrick, despite how few pitches he had thrown coming into the inning. He faced four batters in the inning, allowing two doubles and a single. He got one out that the Snakes gave him on a bunt.
Montero singled with two outs in the eighth with Durbin still on the mound. Romero was next and drove a ball to center. Victorino raced to the wall and raised his glove over the wall. He didn't catch it — it went off the heel of his glove and back onto the field. Montero scored to make it 5-3, but the relay from Rollins got Romero at third to set the Diamondbacks down.
Lidge started the ninth with the game tied at 5-5. Pinch-hitter Chris Burke led off with a walk. Lidge got the next two with Burke moving to second on a ground ball for the second out. With Hudson at the plate a wild pitch moved Burke to third, but Lidge got Hudson swinging at a 3-2 pitch to leave Burke stranded.
Condrey started the tenth. Tracy doubled with one out and went to third when Young followed with a ground ball back to the pitcher. Romero came in to pitch to the lefty Montero and got him to ground to first for the third out.
Romero pitched the eleventh. With one out he struck Mark Reynolds out swinging at a ball in the dirt that went off Coste's shin guard and got away from the catcher. Reynolds was safe at first. Ojeda flew to center for the second out before Reynolds stole second. Romero struck Drew out to set Arizona down.
Seanez threw a 1-2-3 twelfth.
The pen went 5 2/3 innings, allowing a run on four hits and a walk while striking out seven. Swindle allowed a run that was charged to Kendrick. Lidge threw 24 pitches, Durbin 22 and Romero 15. Everybody else was ten or less. Second day in a row for Romero. Lidge has thrown a ton of pitches this month — 135 through 11 days. Even with the All-Star break it looks he will throw more pitches in July than he has in any other month so far this season.
The Phillies' lineup against lefty Doug Davis went (1) Rollins (2) Werth (3) Utley (4) Howard (5) Burrell (6) Feliz (7) Victorino (8) Ruiz. Victorino again drops down in the lineup against the lefty. Werth in right and in the second hole. More Ruiz.
1-2-3 in the first.
Howard led off the second and hit the first pitch of his at-bat out to left-center to put the Phillies up 1-0. Burrell popped to first for the first out before Feliz walked. Victorino popped out behind him before Ruiz drew a walk. Kendrick loaded the bases with a single, but Rollins flew to right to leave everybody stranded.
1-2-3 in the third and the fourth.
Rollins and Werth singled back-to-back with two outs in the fifth. Utley fouled out to third to end the inning.
Feliz walked with two outs in the sixth. Victorino was next and he doubled into right, sending Feliz to third. With Ruiz at the plate Davis delivered a wild pitch that moved the runners up a base. Feliz scored to put the Phils up 2-1 with Victorino moving to third. Davis walked Ruiz intentionally, which is a pretty bad idea what with the .205 batting average and whatnot, to pitch to Kendrick. With the count 1-1 on Kendrick, Ruiz took off for second. Montero threw through to second and Victorino stormed home. The throw to second was high and Victorino was safe without a throw, putting the Phils up 3-1 as Ruiz was tagged out to end the inning.
Rollins and Werth singled back-to-back with one out in the seventh and the Phils down 4-3. Utley was next and he hit a shot back through the middle. Hudson made a great play to field the ball and throw to second. Drew made a strong relay to first to complete a spectacular double-play.
The Phils started the eighth down 5-3. Howard led off with a walk and Burrell moved him to second with a single. Bruntlett ran for Burrell at first and Feliz bunted the runners to second and third. Victorino was next and he got ahead 3-1 and then tried to bunt, presumably for a hit. He popped it up foul. That's a terrible play, but it didn't cost the Phillies anything. He ripped the next pitch inside the first base line and into the right field corner for a triple that scored both runners and tied the game at 5-5. Dobbs hit for Durbin and was walked intentionally to set up the double-play. It brought up Coste with men on first and third and one out. Coste popped up a 2-2 pitch that Ojeda took in foul territory for the second out. Rollins grounded to first for the third out.
Nothing for the Phils out of a man on third and one out. Unfortunate at-bat for Coste.
Utley singled with one out in the ninth. Howard flew to left for the second out. With righty Leo Rosales on the mound, Jenkins hit for Bruntlett and Utley stole second and moved to third on a wild pitch before Jenkins walked. Jenkins took second before Feliz popped to second to leave both runners stranded.
Victorino singled to start the tenth and Taguchi, who had entered in a double-switch in the top of the inning, bunted him to second. Coste hit the ball hard but lined to center for the second out. Rollins was walked intentionally to put men on first and second, but Werth popped out to end the inning.
Howard singled with one out in the eleventh. Mike Cervenek hit for Romero against righty Connor Robertson and lined an 0-1 pitch to left for an out. Feliz moved Howard to second with a single, but Victorino grounded to second for the third out.
Taguchi led off the twelfth with a single and Coste bunted him to second. Roberston got behind Rollins 2-0 and walked him intentionally. It brought Werth up with men on first and second and one out. Werth hit a 2-2 pitch into right-center for a single. Romero had to move to his right to field the ball and Taguchi scored easily to give the Phils a 6-5 win.
Rollins was 2-for-5 with two walks.
Werth 3-for-7 with an RBI.
Utley 1-for-6.
Howard 2-for-5 with his 28th home run and fourth in the last three games.
Burrell 1-for-4.
Feliz 1-for-3 with two walks.
Victorino 3-for-6 with a double, a triple and two RBI.
Ruiz 0-for-1 with two walks.
Adam Eaton (3-7, 5.20) faces lefty Randy Johnson (5-7, 5.18) this afternoon.


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SAGLE, Idaho -- A North Idaho inventor received national recognition Friday night for his work in changing the road we drive on everyday.
Hundreds of innovators from across the world are meeting in New York City for the World Technology Awards. Local inventor Scott Brusaw and his wife are finalists for the award.
WATCH:Uncut interview with Scott Brusaw, inventor and engineer behind drivable solar panels
Brusaw has been working for more than four years trying to find a way to cover all U.S. roads and parking lots with solar panels. He has since received a $100,000 contract from the Federal Highway Administration to further his research. Brusaw was also recognized by the World Technology Network, an international group of innovators that nominated him a finalist in their annual award summit.
READ:Sagle man dreams powering nation with solar paneled roads
"It came as a surprise really. We didn't know somebody had submitted us. And we just got a letter a couple a months ago saying we're a finalist for this award," said Brusaw.
Brusaw said he and his wife need time to finish their first major project which is a solar parking lot at their lab in Sagle, Idaho. The parking lot could potentially produce enough electricity to power their building.
READ:Sagle man receives $50,000 to develop solar roads
"Overall, we believe we'll be taking the building of grid. And that's the advantage of building lot if you've got a Walmart or something," said Brusaw.
Brusaw said he and his wife are just waiting for some parts to complete the parking lot. He hopes to have it finished and ready for testing by January.


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October 2014
- 02.13.2013
- Import and Export Prices
Import prices increased 0.7 percent in January after falling a revised −0.5 percent in December (−0.1 percent, previously). January's gain is in line with the 0.7 percent increase predicted by consensus forecasters. Nonpetroleum import prices ticked up 0.1 percent and petroleum prices jumped 2.9 percent, driving the gain in the overall import price index. On a year-over-year basis, import prices fell for the third consecutive month, declining −1.3 percent in January. Nonpetroleum import prices increased 0.2 percent year-over-year after remaining flat in December and November. Despite their monthly jump, petroleum prices continued to decline on a yearly basis marking losses of −5.9 percent. After two months of relative weak reports, January's import prices convey some strength which is likely due to the firming of the global economy.
Export prices edged up 0.3 percent after declining −0.2 percent and −0.6 percent in December and November, respectively. On a year-over-year basis, export prices advanced 1.1 percent marking the fourth consecutive month of yearly gains.