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Evelyn F. Heidelberg's practice emphasizes business, real estate, land use, and environmental litigation. She has successfully represented businesses, governmental entitles, non-profit organizations, and individuals in state and federal courts. A particular emphasis of her litigation practice is defending mortgage lenders and servicers against predatory lending and wrongful foreclosure claims.
Ms. Heidelberg also has an active land use and environmental transactional practice, and she chairs Procopio's Environmental and Land Use Practice Group. She represents developers in obtaining land use entitlements and advises businesses, non-profit organizations, and individuals on land use and environmental compliance matters.
Prior to joining Procopio, she was Of Counsel with Latham & Watkins in Los Angeles. Prior to practicing law, Ms. Heidelberg was an independent consultant on environmental and governmental relations for major manufacturing and trade association clients. She also represented developers and building industry associations on environmental issues and worked as a city and regional planner in southern California and Virginia.
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Successfully represented municipality in judicial challenge of Local Agency Formation Commission's denial of annexation.
Represented major national non-profit sports organizations against class action claims alleging gender discrimination under the Unruh Civil Rights Act.
Represents coastal property owners in obtaining Coastal Development Permits from municipality and Coastal Commission.
Represents property owners in eminent domain actions.
Successfully represented Geological Hazard Abatement District in obtaining Coastal Development Permit from Coastal Commission for seawall.
Represents defendants in Proposition 65 (failure to warn and discharges to sources of drinking water).
Represents defendants in action alleging violation of Political Reform Act reporting requirements.
Successfully moved to dismiss numerous suits in federal and state courts alleging predatory lending and wrongful foreclosure claims.
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Successfully represented religious institution in appeal to City Council of Planning Commission denial of increase in limit on number of students at tenant charter school.
Successfully represented applicant to Local Agency Formation Commission for approval of annexation.
Successfully represented charter school in obtaining from school district an exemption from local land use regulations.
Obtained summary judgment for business charged with age discrimination under the Unruh Civil Rights Act.
Represented developers in several actions seeking to quiet title against adverse claims interfering with entitlements.
Represented children's museum in successful defense of entitlements to construct major new facility.
Represented condominium converters in litigation challenging municipality's exemption of such projects under the California Environmental Quality Act ("CEQA") and the Subdivision Map Act.
Represented high-tech, petroleum, auto, and sports equipment/clothing manufacturers in defending against Proposition 65 failure to warn and discharge to drinking water claims.
Represented numerous developers in successful opposition to temporary restraining orders in actions challenging commercial and residential projects on grounds of noncompliance with CEQA and Coastal Act.
Represented major oil companies in cases brought by District Attorneys alleging violation of underground storage tank regulations, and related statutory and common law violations.
Represented plaintiff in action for trespass, nuisance, unfair business practices, and unjust enrichment against commercial neighbor; defeated anti-SLAPP motion to strike.
Represent potentially responsible parties in suits under federal and state Superfund laws.
Represent owner of office property in successfully obtaining amendment to municipality's ordinance placing moratorium on rental of property for continued office use.
Represented developer of single-family homes in successfully defending against neighbors' appeals to San Diego City Council.
Represented property owner in successfully obtaining subdivision map waiver from City of San Diego's Development Services Department.
Represented property owner in opposing neighbor's proposed single-family development on beachfront in La Jolla Shores.
Represented condominium owners in successfully obtaining from San Diego City Council extensions to subdivision maps.
Represented developer of downtown San Diego waterfront mixed use redevelopment project with respect to CEQA issues.
Represented property owner in opposing a municipality's infrastructure finance plan on constitutional and other grounds.
JD, Pacific McGeorge School of Law, valedictorian, 1991
MA (Urban and Regional Planning), University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public and International Affairs
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February 10, 2007.
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"Behold, I see the heavens opened and the Son of Man standing at the right hand of God." But they cried out in a loud voice, covered their ears, and rushed upon him together. They threw him out of the city, and began to stone him.HYTHE, KENT, UK (Catholic Online) - Just as a newborn babe and mother glow with life, the Church basks in the glow of the Nativity for eight days in the Christmas Octave, during which each feast and saint within this octave teaches us a special lesson about the newborn Infant-God. All of them have a special closeness with the mystery of the Incarnation, an intimate participation in his divinity.
Today is the feast of Saint Stephen, Protomartyr, the first martyr after the death and glorious resurrection of Christ to witness to him unto the shedding of his blood. Saint Stephen's death this close, the very next day after, the birth of the Savior, teaches us why this child was born. He was born to be THE Martyr, the Witness of the Father's love by shedding his blood on the Cross. Yes, God wants us to rejoice and enjoy the glow of the manger scene, but not have illusion whatsoever about this little child.
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May the prayers of Saint Stephen, Saint John the beloved, the Holy Innocents, Saint Thomas Becket, good Saint Joseph, and especially the Holy Mother of God, obtain for us many graces this Christmas Octave.
Father Samuel Medley, SOLT, is a priest of the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity, and is currently based in Hythe, Kent, United Kingdom. He is a speaks to groups around the world on Blessed Pope John Paul II's Theology of the Body. Visit his homily blog http://medleyminute.blogspot.com or his blog on sexual ethics http://loveandresponsibility.org
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Japanese invent a box that can simulate a kiss over the Internet
The device looks like an ordinary box attached to a computer with a rotating straw. A closer look reveals otherwise. Students at Japan's Kajimoto Laboratory at the University of Electro-Communications have created a small device that uses motor rotations with the aim to simulate the feeling of a kiss over the Internet. Warning: this might be the most disturbing thing you'll see today.
Upon closer inspection, we learn that the kissing device responds directly to a person's tongue. On one end, a person rotates the "straw" in one direction and the "straw" on the other end will rotate in the same direction. The result is a powerful tactile response that feels like you're giving or receiving a kiss. From the demonstration video, the device looks a lot more effective than that concept cellphone that uses a wet sponge to transmit moisture onto a person's lips.
For the device's creators at Kajimoto Laboratory, the kissing device has a lot of potential, "The elements of a kiss include the sense of taste, the manner of breathing, and the moistness of the tongue. If we can recreate all of those I think it will be a really powerful device." With the ability to record kissing patterns, the device could be a one-solution-cure to loneliness.
What incentive would you need to use one of these other than when your significant other is out of reach?
"For example, if you have a popular entertainer use this device and record it, that could be hugely popular if you offer it to fans."
For most people, getting caught with this device in their mouth would be super awkward and come off as downright creepy, but let's remember this is Japan we're talking about — a nation with an equivocal obsession with anime, manga and virtual girlfriends. This isn't weird for them, it's actually pretty normal.


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ROSA McMAHON, Bootiful books
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Norfolk is full of book lovers – and the numbers prove it.
For the fifth year running the Millennium library in Norwich has had more visitors and issued more items than any other library in the country – and across Norfolk new members rose from 2,129 in December 2011, to 5,190 the following month of 2012.
And on top of that, this year, on average, each person in Norfolk will borrow seven items, topping up the numbers and making sure books continue to be well read.
In celebration of these statistics and to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, Norfolk County Council has launched an online survey to reveal the county's favourite children's books from the past 60 years.
The top 24 titles were chosen by library staff, ranging from Dr Seuss' Cat in the Hat, to Eric Carle's The Very Hungry Caterpillar, to The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson, and Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.
Norfolk libraries are keen to know which children's classics stand the test of time.
And they don't just want children to vote on the online survey, but adults too.
Lorna Payne, assistant head of services at Norfolk Library Services, said the survey would not only be celebrating the jubilee, but looking back over the years of children's literature from the 1950s to today's modern classics.
She said: "I make any excuse to talk about books and reading. There's a real joy in it for everyone. It relaxes you and gives you time out.
"It's never too late to sit down and read a book with a child, it's all about spending time together."
She added: "Essentially for children it's about building up literacy. If a child is a great reader throughout their life then that has a big influence on their ultimate life chances. It enables them to build up confidence and explore their interests."
UEA trainee teacher Emma Bond, 23, from Hethersett, also described the difference that reading makes to the classroom experience for a child.
She said: "It's so important for the growth of their imagination and vocabulary.
"You can really tell who are the readers and who aren't when you're in the classroom.
"It's all about getting the children to enjoy reading and allowing them to be transported to a completely different and often exciting world."
Barry Stone, county council cabinet member for culture, customer services and communications, said the book selection for the survey has meant people have looked at what has changed over the past six decades.
But he added: "One thing I am glad that hasn't changed is the British public's love of reading and their enthusiasm for libraries.
"Looking through the chosen books made me really nostalgic. I hope that highlighting these titles will bring more families into the libraries to look at these and the many other fantastic children's books on offer."
Norwich-based author D J Taylor says he reads with his 12-year-old son Leo every night, having just finished reading Lord of the Rings together.
The author, who was nominated for the Whitbread Prize and longlisted for the 2011 Man Booker Prize, said: "There is an aura that comes off a book-ish child.
"And libraries are fantastic places to spend time. I used to live on the Avenues in Norwich, and spent a lot of time in the Earlham Library and loved my time in there."
In terms of story lines he said he thinks that children are "quite keen on relentless moral mazes. They want to see villains get their comeuppance and the good to prevail".
Keith Skipper, 68, writer and expert on local dialect, said his favourite book is the adventure novel Treasure Island, by Robert Louis Stevenson.
He said: "To read is to lose yourself in adventure and to allow your imagination to take hold."
Carol Bundock, former BBC Look East presenter, runs a book club and says that so many children's books are "beautifully illustrated".
She said: "I truly believe the most important thing you can give a child is a love of books."
To vote for your favourite www.surveymonkey.com/s/60yearsofchildrensbooks
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i borrow about 7 books per week.wonder why other cities don't read as much?
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Judging from the quality of your posts it has not done you much good. Still , it must keep the royalties pouring into the estate of Barbara Cartland.
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WASHINGTON - Doctors say the people physically injured at the Navy Yard will recover. But for those who witnessed that traumatic event, there are emotional wounds as well that could take a long time to heal.
Dr. Catherine Crone, vice-chair of the Department of Psychiatry at Inova Fairfax Hospital says this is a tragedy that hits close to home in more ways than one. The federal government and the military have such a big presence in this region, and everyone can identify with those who lived through the nightmare at the Navy Yard.
She says family, friends, co-workers and the community at large need to show their support at this trying time.
"It is important for them to know that people are out there, people are concerned and ready to help," Crone says.
But she says we need to walk a fine line and realize that some just don't want to to talk about the ordeal and need time to process what they experienced.
Crone says its possible for people who witness these kinds of traumatic events to exhibit symptoms of post-traumatic stress, but not the full-fledged disorder. She says be on the look-out for changes in behavior and mood, troubled sleep and problems with concentration.
"Sometimes the impact of a traumatic event can take a long time to show up," Crone says. For those closest to an affected person, she says, be aware, be sensitive and be patient.
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CALL TO ORDERThe meeting of the Rogers Planning Commission was held on March 15, 2011 at 7:00 p.m. was called to order with Commissioners, Breun, Denker, Kornovich, Terhaar, Noto, Ende and Busch present.
Also present were City Planning Consultant Rose Lorsung, Deputy Clerk Splett and Councilmember Ihli.
Member(s) excused: Knapp.
OPEN FORUMNo one wished to speak.
SET AGENDAChairman Noto inquired if there was anyone who wished to place an item on the Agenda.
The agenda was set as submitted.
CONSENT AGENDA*A. Approval of the February 15, 2011 Planning Commission Minutes Commissioner Denker moved, Commissioner Ende seconded a motion to approve the Consent Agenda as submitted.
On the vote, members voted AYE. Motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARINGSA. Public Hearing to Consider a Request by Tom Spanier for an Interim Use Permit to Facilitate an Inflatable Family Fun Center, Located at 12510 Fletcher LanePlanning Consultant Lorsung provided the background information commenting on the following:• Intended to hold a public hearing this evening, but have learned that the business was created by the owner and may not be a temporary use as is required for an Interim use Permit• Have requested additional information from applicant, but did not receive it• Received a call from a neighbor that expressed concern about the retail business at this location• An interim use permit was issued last year for a portion of this building for use by Highpoint Church
Chairman Noto opened the meeting for public comment.
The following comments were registered:Jerry Ketter, 12475 Fletcher Lane: I have concerns with the traffic this will bring. The headlights coming out of the driveway shine right into our front windows. There is already increased traffic from the dance studio and the church. Is there enough parking on site to accommodate all of these activities? I hope there will not be parking on the street, there is enough traffic here already.Commissioner Noto thanked Ms. Ketter for attending the meeting tonight and invited her to come to the meeting next month where we will have more information on this application and the applicant should be present to answer questions also.
Commissioner Noto moved, Commissioner Denker seconded a motion to recommend opening and postponing the public hearing to the April 19, 2011 to allow staff to review the nature of the business and prepare a thorough review of the application. On the vote, all members voted AYE. Motion carried.
B. Public Hearing to Consider a Request by Hennepin County Site Plan Approval for the Construction of a New Telecommunication Tower, 180 ft. Monopole with Antennas Above That to a Height no Higher than 199 feet, Located at 22350 S. Diamond Lake RoadPlanning Consultant Lorsung provided the background information commenting on the following:• Representatives from the Henn. Co. Sheriff's Dept. are present tonight to answer questions• This site is actually the City Hall property• Began the process for this tower in the spring of 2010• Lease arrangement has been approved by the Council• Landscaping will be required for screening of the tower
There were no comments registered.
Commissioner Breun moved, Commissioner Ende seconded a motion to close the public hearing.
On the vote, all members voted AYE. Motion carried.
The Planning Commission discussed the following:• John Gundersen of HCSO stated that the use of the tower will be for EMS coverage such as police, fire, medical• Primary use will be public safety• There will be no financial impact• Should there be space available, the County has an option in the lease agreement that they can lease space to other users• This tower is identified as a critical tower for this area• There will be a back-up generator for the tower
Commissioner Noto moved, Commissioner Breun seconded a motion to recommend approval for the Site Plan review to construct a 180-foot cell tower for public purpose related to the Hennepin County Sheriff's office at the City Hall site subject to the following conditions:.
1. Provide the City with an amended site plan showing conifer trees spaced appropriately around the perimeter of the fence surrounding the cell tower.
On the vote, all members voted AYE. Motion carried. C. Public Hearing to Consider Minor Amendments to Sections 125-190 and 125-191, RE-2 and RE-5 DistrictsPlanning Consultant Lorsung provided the background information commenting on the following:• City annexed over 400 acres in August, 2010• They came in as agriculture and now need to be rezoned to the appropriate district• Rogers created 2 new zoning districts in July, 2010 to accommodate the properties• This is the start of merging the two codes together• These are small amendments
The following comments were registered:Gary Schoeller, 13340 Williandale Rd.: Where can I find the information that is here tonight prior to the meeting? Planner Lorsung stated that the information is on the City of Rogers website.Gary Schoeller stated that he could not find it there. He has some questions about the rezoning.Planner Lorsung stated that that item would be covered thoroughly when we get to agenda item 6.E.
Commissioner Breun moved, Commissioner Busch seconded a motion to close the public hearing.
There was a brief discussion by the Planning Commission.
Commissioner Breun moved, commissioner Denker seconded a motion to recommend approval of the final amendments to the RE-2 and RE-5 districts with one minor correction to remove the verbage "or a private road" from Sec. 125-191, Rural estate (RE-5) (f) Performance Standards (6).
D. Public Hearing to Consider a Minor Amendment to Section 125-323, Accessory Structures for Rural InclusionPlanning Consultant Lorsung provided the background information commenting on the following:• City annexed over 400 acres in August, 2010• They came in as agricultural and now need to be rezoned to the appropriate district• The changes to the accessory structure ordinance are to accommodate the 2 new residential zoning districts• Minor changes• Additional square footage , number of structures beyond allowance, or any deviations to the ordinance for any zoning district will be reviewed by conditional use permit• Number of structures, size, locations, setbacks• Defining rural vs. urban
Commissioner Kornovich moved, Commissioner Terhaar seconded a motion to close the public hearing.
The Planning Commission discussed the following:• Current Rogers code only allows 528 sq.ft. additional• Rogers did not have provisions for agricultural properties• Properties with ag buildings on them are considered legal non-conforming at this time• Majority of the RE2 lots are north of 141st Ave. with the RE5 lots being located south of Territorial Road• Any deviation to the new ordinance will be dealt with by the Conditional Use Permit process
Commissioner Denker moved, Commissioner Breun seconded a motion to recommend approval of the final amendments to the Accessory Structure ordinance.
E. Public Hearing to Consider the Rezoning of Properties that were Annexed into the City of Rogers in August, 2010Planning Consultant Lorsung provided the background information commenting on the following:• Over 400 acres of land annexed into the City in August, 2010• Majority of the land is guided for single-family residential • Map with the proposed new zoning districts corresponds to the spreadsheet in the packet with the Hassan zoning prior to annexation, proposed land use from the Hassan Township Comprehensive Plan and the proposed new zoning for Rogers.• All changes have been discussed by the Joint Planning Board. • Properties owners were all notified• Had conversations with a few residents
The following comments were registered:Planner Lorsung requested that the following emails and letter from the following residents be made a part of the public hearing record:• Mr. Boyd Amsler, Sr., vacant lot on Basswood Lane• Paul Kangas, 13000 Wilfred Lane• Bruce T. Schnurr, 24650 Territorial Rd.• Phone call from Mr. Paul Zachman for his father Gilbert Zachman that he is comfortable with the proposed zoning for his propertyPlanner Lorsung provided a Power Point presentation, including maps and explained the process for the rezoning of the annexed properties as follows:• Overview• Comprehensive Plan• Zoning/Proposed Land Use• Joint Annexation Planning Board• Proposed ChangesFather Moriarty, 21304 Church Ave.: I would like clarification on the mixed use zoning and land use.Planner Lorsung responded that it is a highbred of commercial and residential. It encourages multiple uses within the same property. It would encourage vertical development which is common in downtown areas. These would be looked at on a case by case basis.Father Moriarty asked what the cemetery on Fletcher Lane would be zoned as.Planner Lorsung stated that the use of a cemetery is silent in the zoning districts, but they are not prohibited. Should there be an expansion, that would need to be reviewed.Father Moriarty stated that there is an expansion that is contiguous, they are in the process of determining the property lines.Planner Lorsung stated that this use is silent within the code, the City will work with the church on the expansion.George Lucht, 20045 Co. Rd. 81: My site (Malmborg's Greenhouse) has always been zoned agriculture, now it is proposed to be rezoned to industrial. I am requesting that you leave it zoned as agriculture. This greenhouse has been here for 20+ years and I have no intentions of developing it right now. When the time comes, then rezone it.Planner Lorsung stated that it is proposed industrial because the Hassan Township Comprehensive Plan had the guided land use for the future to be industrial, because of its location and the site is surrounded by industrial. Expanding this type of use in the future will be difficult. We can certainly work with Mr. Lucht on this.Commissioner Noto inquired if Hassan had this as industrial and did you question it.Mr. Lucht: No, I never questioned it. It has always been ag on my tax forms and in Hassan.Planner Lorsung stated that we can work with him on this. If zoned industrial, this type of use (active nursery) would not be permitted.Commissioner Ende inquired if the owner could apply for an interim use permit to continue the nursery? She asked if the buildings were all moveable?Mr. Lucht responded that the majority of the buildings all have cement floors and are not moveable.Commissioner Ende suggested that the property remain as agriculture.Mr. Lucht inquired why would you rezone it to industrial now and make it a non-conforming use?Planner Lorsung stated that the rezoning is administrative due to the policy in the Comprehensive Plan guiding the property industrial. Expansion of the current use would not be encouraged.Commissioner Noto asked if there would by any type of impact to the City leaving this property zoned as agriculture.Planner Lorsung stated that by Minnesota State law you have 9 months to update the zoning after the Comprehensive Plan has been updated. The city has the official control of what the zoning will be for a property. The Fletcher by-pass, Brockton Interchange and other improvements in the area would trigger the rezoning of this area. If the Planning Commission made a recommendation and the City Council agreed that agriculture is an appropriate zoning, that is the right of the city to decide.Mr. Lucht stated that he has been at this location since 1964.Planner Lorsung commented that the market would do the job of the Planning Commission in changing the land use and administrative zoning change to the property.Commissioner Noto commented that Malmborg's has 17 acres here.Alvern Krinke, 12185 Fletcher Lane: When is this Fletcher by-pass going to happen? When it does happen, it is going to create one heck of a problem here.Planner Lorsung commented that the City of Dayton, City of Rogers, and Hennepin County have been working together on this. This project is currently unfunded and there are not funds available at this time and there is no development spurring the need for it right now.Jerry Ketter, 12475 Fletcher Lane: Can you tell me what our zoning of R-2 means?Planner Lorsung responded that it is single family, which is the lowest density with city sewer and water.Keith Erickson, 12320 Fletcher Lane: What is the proposed zoning exactly in this area?Planner Lorsung responded that it is R-3, mid-density residential and mixed uses.Tom Richtsmeier, 21080 Territorial Rd.: Is this zoning going to affect my property without sewer and water? Am I going to be forced to have sewer and water?Planner Lorsung: Right now you are zoned R-2, single family. It is your right to continue as you are today. In the future if you want to develop or sell, then it will need to be reviewed.Mr. Richtsmeier: So when I sell then I have to have sewer and water?Planner Lorsung responded that it is not available in that area but could be extended.Mr. Richtsmeier: So I will never be forced to hook up and continue as it is now?Planner Lorsung responded that when the opportunity is there he can choose to connect or not as long as his septic system is fine.Mr. Richtsmeier: The properties that are zoned MU-N - what exactly does that allow?Planner Lorsung stated this type of zoning allows for commercial, office, retail, home business along with a mix of residential including single family, townhomes, condos, apartments, and is located in the Fletcher area. The density for residential is less than other mixed-use zoning districts.Mr. Richtsmeier: Can I operate a small business with a conditional use permit here?Planner Lorsung stated yes with a conditional use permit.Mr. Richtsmeier: So I can continue operating my business the way I have been and I don't have to change the zoning or anything then.Planner Lorsung stated that the license has a time limit on it and will be reviewed when it expires. Hassan licenses are good for 5 years and at the end of that 5 years they are reviewed and if applicable renewed.Dick Martin, Hassan Planning Commissioner stated that the Malmborg Nursery is guided industrial, but zoned agriculture. There is value to having the company located locally and for our residents to shop. I would recommend that you leave it as agriculture so that they can remain here and continue to serve our residents.Commissioner Noto asked why Hassan has it guided industrial.Mr. Martin stated because of the physical location among the industrial buildings. As long as they wish to remain where they are, we should allow them to.Mr. Lucht stated they also have a location in Brooklyn Center, where they are non-conforming and are no longer allowed to make any enhancements to the property. They have made it difficult with restrictions as to what we can do on site.
The Planning Commission discussed the following:• Allowing Malmborg's to remain agricultural until the use changes or the property is sold
Commissioner Ende moved, Commissioner Noto seconded a motion to recommend approval of the final rezoning for each property for consideration by the City Council with the exemption of Malmborg's Nursery to remain as agriculture until the time the property is sold or the use changes.On the vote, all members voted AYE. Motion carried.
NEW BUSINESSA. First Reading of Code Merger Annexation – Subdivision OrdinancePlanning Consultant Lorsung provided the background information commenting on the following:• Explained the process for the review – through Joint Planning Board as required by the orderly annexation agreement• Scheduled to be reviewed at the Joint Planning Board meeting on March 2nd, but was tabled to the April 6th meeting• Review recommended changes for the April Planning Commission meeting
The Planning Commission discussed the following:• Setting joint open house meeting for Monday, April 25th• Next joint planning board meeting is scheduled for Wed., April 6th at 6 p.m.
No action required.
ADJOURNCommissioner Noto moved, Commissioner Breun seconded a motion to adjourn the meeting at 8:58 p.m.


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Aubergine melts
Cooking timePrep: 5 mins Cook: 25 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
Choose a glossy, plump aubergine to make this warming vegetarian main course
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- Vegetarian
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 213
- protein
- 9g
- carbs
- 7g
- fat
- 17g
- saturates
- 6g
- fibre
- 4g
- sugar
- 6g
- salt
- 0.41g
- 3 tbsp olive oil
- 2 aubergines, halved lengthways
- 4 tomatoes
- 1 x 150g ball mozzarella, drained
- handful basil leaves
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I did make some changes to this as have other posters, and it was yummy - meat eater husband loved it too.
definitely use good quality tomatoes - vine ripened are best. I sliced toms, drizzled some oil over them, and sprinkled them with sea salt, dried basil and black pepper.
after initially cooking aubergines, I smeared them with a little red tom paste (or pesto would be good) put the oil drizzled toms on top, and cooked for further 15-20 mins, (so toms get soft & juicy)before adding the mozzarella and torn fresh basil - then cooked for about 15 mins more.
served with green salad and home made flavoured couscous (with flaked almonds or marcona almonds)
As our aubergineswere quite fat, I sliced lengthways into 4 slices
This made the aubergines even softer as they cooked quicker because thinner
an oozing, unctious, juicy meal
This is such an easy recipe and it turned out really well. I added some dried Italian herbs and used really good, sweet tomatoes which I think is important otherwise it might taste a bit bland or too tart. In future I will play around with it a bit too: add some garlic or chilli or some different herbs and spices - this could make it a bit more interesting.
The original recipe looked a little bland so I made a few changes. Lashings of pepper ground onto the aubergine when baking and I chopped the tomatoes and cooked them with half a large onion, a red chilli, garlic, handful of olives, and a few pine nuts. I used cheddar cheese as that's what I had and it was perfect. Served it with a large dollop of creme fraiche which really made it for me, and a small bit of cous cous. With the changes it was absolutely delicious and was a very filling and satisfying main course. I'd normally always have meat and didn't miss it at all.
i put the aubergine on toasted bread then baked in the oven, i also fried off onions and garlic in butter with a few more herbs and put that on top of the tomatoe then i finally put the cheese on and baked it. turned out GREAT!!! i thought the proper recipe was a bit boring and wasnt that tasty so adding a few of my own things to spice it up turned out lovely. i suggest you try my one out.
As my husband is less keen on aubergine,I used 2 courgettes,roasted for 35mins at 180 in a fan oven, adding mozzarella for the last 5 mins. I roasted cherry tomatoes for 15 mins,and put them on top of the cheese before serving.Instead of couscous,to make it gluten free, I served hot quinoa, mixed with peppers,and onion, cooked slowly in a little olive oil and balsamic vinegar, with peas.Very tasty.
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From Westerns to Pirates to Alien Cops: The TV Dramas in Development for Fall 2012
Much like the lather-rinse-repeat shampoo circle of life, so too is the TV business in a never-ending cycle of building up, disintegrating, and rebuilding all over again. And now, with the networks' new fall shows not even two months old, and some already vanished down the drain, execs are already on the hunt for new prime-time shows to start all over again with next fall. Right now, we're somewhere in the middle of the never-ending development process: Networks have heard a slew of pitches and have asked hundreds of writers to flesh out their ideas via pilot scripts. Soon, we'll get word on which ideas impressed the suits enough to merit the production of a pilot episode. But for now, TV execs are brimming with possibility, with all manner of crazy concepts and out-there ideas still legitimate contenders for the 2012-13 TV season. As we did last year, Vulture has read over various network tracking reports and media accounts, picked out some of the most interesting ideas, and divided them all into categories both common (crime shows, reboots) and otherwise (pirate adventures and Westerns). (This list is hardly complete: There are literally hundreds of scripts in the networks' hoppers right now, and they'll keep buying new ones through at least Thanksgiving.) This year, we're breaking things up — we'll hit all the drama scripts today, and tomorrow bring you the comedies. But the caveat we cited last year remains: Don't get too excited (or exasperated) by what you read below. Most of these projects will soon be as moribund as Rick Santorum's presidential campaign. Or How to Be a Gentleman.
Once Upon a Fantasy
Even before Once Upon a Time and Grimm debuted, plenty of projects with otherworldly tilts were on the network drawing boards. ABC's got an adaptation of the novel 666 Park, about an Upper East Side apartment building where the residents have all literally made deals with the devil. If you like both Suburgatory and CW's The Secret Circle, you might enjoy Wicked Good, an ABC script about a family of witches dispatched to Orange County, California, to battle suburban evil. The Alphabet also has an untitled fantasy procedural about a female cop who discovers there's an unseen, magical world lurking inside New York City. Over at Fox, the network is adapting Lev Grossman's novel The Magicians, which is also about a magical world that exists within the Big Apple. Also on deck: Aster, which revolves around a family fighting a poltergeist, and Stranger Planet, about a cop who teams up with a pair of aliens to solve intergalactic crimes on earth. And as Vulture reported last month, Schwartz is also developing a U.S. version of Misfits, the U.K. drama about superpowered teens; no network is yet attached.
Police Stories
With the CSI and Law & Order franchises not what they once were, the networks continue to try to reinvent the crime procedural. L&O guru Dick Wolf is behind one such attempt at NBC, a drama about a military fighter pilot who can enter the brains of murder victims in a bid to solve their slayings. The network also has Ethan Hawke and Vincent D'Onofrio as homicide detectives balancing family and work, while producer Greg Berlanti is working with Maggie Friedman on a cop show that takes place in two different time periods (sounds sorta Cold Case–ish, no?). The prolific Kevin Williamson, meanwhile, has sold an hour to Fox about a cult of serial killers (surely, there must be some cops or FBI agents trying to track them down!). The same network has also landed the Coen Brothers' Harvekarbo, about a Hollywood dick tracking the misdeeds of the Hollywood elite (it's Law & Order: Lohan Investigations Unit!). Over at ABC, Joel Silver and The L Word's Ilene Chaiken have teamed for an ABC procedural in which a punk girl who's good with computers teams up with the Oakland police to fight crimes. Yes, but does she have a dragon tattoo? (Side note: Chaiken is also working with Wolf on a medical drama for NBC about a lesbian doctor working in the inner city.)
CBS is giving the cop genre a Western flair in a drama about legendary Las Vegas sheriff Ralph Lamb, a cowboy who ended up policing Sin City during the mob era. The network is also developing Notorious, about an LAPD detective who becomes famous after solving a murder that made headlines across the country. The Eye's Red on Red follows a young detective who's recruited to spy on his potentially crooked partner, while its Two Badges is about a gang member turned cop. There's also some diversity in the network's ever-expanding army of cops: Denis Leary is producing an adaptation of the April Woo books, about a crime-fighting Chinese-American detective in Coney Island, while Jerry Bruckheimer is working on an hour focused on a mom turned New York State trooper. Not enough crime at CBS for you? Wait, there's more: It also has potential shows about Texas Rangers, a cop who's lost three of his partners in the line of duty, a husband and wife detective duo in Miami, and a female detective who can talk to dead crime victims. (Of course she can: This is the network of Ghost Whisperer and A Gifted Man; afterlife communication is about as easy as Skype-ing on CBS.)
Meanwhile, lots of projects in the works at the networks involve the FBI, CSI, or some branch of the federal government. Like the Fox hour about a techno-phobic female FBI agent who's paired with a "hack-tivist" (is this what we're calling aspiring Julian Assanges these days?). The same net also has an FBI-set procedural from Fight Club scribe Jim Uhls called Tight Rope; it's about an agent who's a master at working with informants. And movie titan Shawn Levy (Real Steel) is developing a show for the network about a 17-year-old orphan of a CIA agent. If you guessed that she somehow ends up working for the agency herself, you'd be (sadly) correct. Over at ABC, Drop Dead Diva dude Josh Berman is hammering out a crime procedural about an FBI agent and a homicide detective paired together. The twist: They were engaged, until he announced he was gay.
Go West, Young D-Girl
It's not likely that Herman Cain's "He Carried Yellow Flowers" video or the bombed Cowboys & Aliens were inspirations, but for whatever reason the networks all seem to be anxious to play cowboy. Sean Hayes, wearing the producer hat that gave us Grimm and Hot in Cleveland, is working on a would-be NBC drama about a frontier doctor. The same network has The Frontier, a collaboration between Shaun Cassidy and Thomas Schlamme (The West Wing) that aims to document the migration of a group of west-bound settlers. The Peacock is also adapting the story of the Hole in the Wall Gang, as told from the perspective of Butch and Sundance's female bud Etta Place. Hopeful sign: Peter Berg and Liz Heldens (Friday Night Lights) are exec producing.
Not to be outgunned, ABC has hired Battlestar Galactica overlord Ron Moore to create Hangtown, a procedural Western about frontier crimes. It's also got an hour from ER vet David Zabel called Gunslinger. Fox, meanwhile, is going the brand-name route: It's working on a show about Wyatt Earp, with Fringe scribes Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci producing. And what about CBS, the Heartland-centric network you'd think would be all over the Western trend? A source tells us the Eye has at least three oaters in the works, but for now, it's keeping a lid on details. (CBS considers the aforementioned Ralph Lamb sort of a Western, so there's that.)
Pirates (and Other Sweeping Epics)
If audiences are willing to collectively shell out $241million to see Johnny Depp mumble incoherently for two hours, then surely they can't wait to follow the adventures of pirates in prime time every week. That, at least, seems to be the logic behind this year's mini-boom in shows about renegade sea criminals. The esteemed Tom Fontana (Oz, Homicide: Life on the Street) is working on Republic of Pirates for NBC, a sprawling epic about renegades (including Blackbeard) who try to form their own society of outlaws. Over at Fox, the network has been working on an hour from Ridley Scott and Law & Order vet Barry Schindel called Pyrates (the "y" is for "you're gonna love it!). It might also be called Ocean's 1611, since it follows a gang of pirates as they plot a major booty grab.
Not all the adventure will take place on the high seas next season. Fox has an hour that mashes up 24 and Contagion and calls itself Pandemic. Over at ABC, Shawn Ryan is behind The Last Resort, which sadly is not a reboot of the epic Coreys movie from the nineties. Instead, this possible series revolves around a renegade U.S. nuclear sub that disobeys a command to launch a missile and instead decides to form its own nation, all Occupy Wall Street–style. The network's also enlisted Prison Break genius Paul Scheuring to put together Zero Hour, about an everyday dude who finds himself caught up in a global conspiracy. So maybe this is The Event?
Reboot Nation
Pay no mind to the abject failure of ABC's Charlie's Angels: The networks will seemingly buy anything anyone's done before, be it a movie or TV concept. The CW's reviving CBS's cheesy Beauty and the Beast, while ABC is just doing its own take on the original classic tale. NBC has takes on Romancing the Stone and The Munsters on its development grids (the latter is a holdover from last season), while Fox is reaching back just a few years to adapt the Will Smith comedy Hitch for TV. ABC isn't even going back a full year, with its attempt to spin off both Source Code and The Lincoln Lawyer into TV shows. It's also working on a version of last year's underrated Demi Moore–David Duchovny dark comedy The Joneses, about a fake family whose job it is to convince suburbanites they need whatever Madison Avenue is trying to sell them.
Like your brand names more old-school? CBS is working on a new take on the Sherlock Holmes saga, while ABC has two different updates of the Jekyll and Hyde story in the hopper. Finally, superheroes are always fodder for network development execs, and this year is no exception: ABC has been working on some Marvel-branded extensions for nearly a year now, including updates of The Incredible Hulk and Jessica Jones. Fox, meanwhile, has put in motion a TV take on Marvel's The Punisher, while NBC is updating Frankenstein, which isn't a superhero per se, but, well, fire bad.
Retro Redux
Hoping to follow in the footsteps of Mad Men and not The Playboy Club, the nets are still biting on period pitches. Jerry Bruckheimer sold a pair to NBC: a drama set in the eighties pro-wrestling biz, and a Reagan-era music biz drama dubbed, oddly enough, Full Nelson. (Wasn't that the name of an eighties sitcom about a guy named Nelson who was always eating big lunches? No? We dreamed that? Okay, moving on.) ABC, meanwhile, has a thing for seventies variety shows. It's got The Lockharts, about a Partridge Family–like clan who aren't as happy as they seem. It's also working on a show about a mother-daughter duo who have their own seventies variety show, with Desperate Housewives and Frasier alum Joe Keenan writing the script. ABC heads back much further in time with Gilded Lilies, a Shonda Rhimes project about a turn-of-the-century luxury hotel in 1895 New York. Lost guru Carlton Cuse is also working on a possible Civil War show. And over at CBS, The Producer will tell the story of a woman trying to break into the TV news business; exactly when, we're not sure (and CBS hates to talk about its development).
International Formats
Call this What Ben Silverman Hath Wrought. Before he ran NBC (into the ground), Silverman was a hot-shot agent who brought foreign concepts such as The Office and Ugly Betty to the States to be adapted. Ever since, American networks have been trolling overseas for possible show ideas. There are more than a dozen in the works for next season, both comedy and dramas. Among the hour-long concepts, NBC has John Wells doing the U.K.-born women-in-prison show Bad Girls, a Danish hit about a Hillary Clinton–esque politico called Borgen, and the creepy-sounding Israeli drama Pillars of Smoke, about a town of cultists that suddenly disappears. And ABC has the U.K.'s soapy Mistresses (self-explanatory), along with two projects from Friends co-creator Marta Kauffman: The Kitchen Musical (Singapore musical drama set inside a restaurant) and Polseres Vermelles (a Spanish hospital story told from the point of view of teen patients).
Lather Up With Soaps
Revenge is one of the season's surprise hits, and while networks always develop a certain number of soap-y projects, its success means some of this year's contenders might actually have a chance at moving forward. One of the most interesting ideas we've heard about is CBS's Mr. Fantasy, which revolves around the producer of a Bachelor-style reality show. (There are several scripts being written this fall that feature unscripted series as plot devices; perhaps drama scribes are working out their anger at reality producers on the page?) Fox has bought American Beauties, a blend of Breaking Bad and Desperate Housewives that revolves around a woman who takes a job with a Mary Kay–like cosmetics corporation. The network also has Guilty, in which a lawyer wrongly convicted of fraud uses questionable methods to solve cases while exacting revenge on those who set him up. Finally, over at the CW, Gossip Girl writer Josh Safran is adapting Candace Bushnell's One Fifth, about a columnist who moves back into the apartment building that banished her and starts uncovering all of the residents' dirty little secrets. But will she seek ... Revenge?!
Coming Soon, From a Bookstore Near You
The pulpy seventies page-turner Scruples (about the transformation of an ordinary woman into a social titan) is being reworked for modern times by ABC (and not CBS, which aired the 1980 mini-series adaptation starring Lindsay Wagner). The Alphabet is also adapting Carol Wolper's upcoming novel Anne of Hollywood (which is itself an update of The Other Boleyn Girl) that imagines our heroine as a smart up-and-comer in the film business. It's also hired Amy Sherman-Palladino to turn The Nanny Diaries into a TV show. Over at CBS, The Mommy Track Mysteries revolves around a mom who solves crimes (wasn't this the basis for Scarecrow & Mrs. King?). The network is also hoping to bring David Baldacci's King and Maxwell books to the small screen; they tell the story of former Secret Service agents now working as private eyes. Over at Fox, Steven Gaghan is adapting Backstrom, a Swedish series about an obese cop who's a crime-solving genius. (So it's House meets Canon?) As for NBC, it's developing TV takes on John Grisham's Ford Country and Walter Mosley's Easy Rawlins saga. And finally, over at the CW, Gossip Girl team Schwartz and Savage are hoping to bring Candace Bushnell's The Carrie Diaries to TV. Just don't call it a Sex and the City prequel!


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During the debate, President Obama kept repeating the $5 trillion tax number despite Mitt Romney's clear denunciation of the number. The claims don't hold up, even the Obama campaign has admitted on TV it's not $5 trillion – but that's not stopping them from continuing the lie in smear ads! Hear it and get reaction from radio today.
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