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APRIL 12th: The Phillies have announced that Burrell will sign a one-day minor league contract and retire with the club that originally drafted him. The retirement ceremony will be held on May 19th.
JAN. 30th: Pat Burrell is retiring, MLBTR has learned. We last heard from Pat the Bat in November, when the 35-year-old told the AP, "I have not decided yet, but I don't think I can play anymore [due to a chronic foot injury]. It hurts me to say that."
Burrell was drafted first overall by the Phillies in 1998 as a third baseman out of the University of Miami, but spent the bulk of his career as a left fielder. In nine seasons with the Phillies, he hit .257/.367/.485 with 251 home runs. His home run total ranks fourth all-time for the Phillies, behind only Del Ennis, Ryan Howard, and Mike Schmidt. He finished fourth in the 2000 Rookie of the Year voting, and received MVP votes in '02 and '05. Burrell had stints with the Rays and Giants to finish his career, during which he earned approximately $71MM in big league salary and scored a pair of World Series rings.
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West Links: Dodgers, Kinsler, Athletics, Giants
Three years ago today, the Padres traded Khalil Greene to the Cardinals for Luke Gregerson and Mark Worrell. Greene hit .200/.272/.347 during his one season in St. Louis and has been out of baseball for two years while Gregerson has emerged as one of the game's best setup relievers. Here's the latest from baseball's two West divisions…
- Bidding for the Dodgers is down to three groups according to Bill Shaikin of The Los Angeles Times (on Twitter): Steven Cohen & Patrick Soon-Shiong, Magic Johnson & Stan Kasten, and Stan Kroenke.
- The Rangers and agent Jay Franklin met on Friday to discuss a contract extension for Ian Kinsler, writes MLB.com's T.R. Sullivan. Franklin is "not very optimistic" a deal will be reached before the season. Kinsler is under contract for 2012 with a $10MM club option for 2013.
- Commissioner Bud Selig is "working actively behind the scenes" to find a resolution between the Giants and Athletics regarding Oakland's stadium situation according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports.
- Pat Burrell has formally agreed to scout for the Giants this season, reports Hank Schulman of The San Francisco Chronicle. The slugger retired this offseason and is currently providing internal evaluations of San Francisco's prospects.
- Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports wrote about the evolution of the DH position, where clubs are using a rotation system similar to the Rangers last season.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Ian Kinsler | Los Angeles Dodgers | Oakland Athletics | Pat Burrell | San Francisco Giants | Texas Rangers
Quick Hits: Twins, Burrell, Willis, Mariners
As Ryan Madson's agreement with the Phillies falls through, we learn that one of his former Phillies teammates may be hanging 'em up …
- Twins GM Terry Ryan said he remains interested in re-signing Michael Cuddyer, according to Rhett Bollinger of MLB.com. Ryan said he spoke with Cuddyer earlier this week and added that the Twins should have the flexibility in their projected $100MM 2012 payroll to make Cuddyer a fair offer. So far, the Phillies have been aggressively pursuing Cuddyer this offseason.
- Free agent outfielder/DH Pat Burrell, 35, said his career is likely over due to a nagging right foot injury, according to Janie McCauley of the Associated Press (via NBCSports.com). The former Phillie, Ray and Giant, however, has yet to make a final decision. The Phils made Burrell the No. 1 overall draft pick in 1998.
- Left-hander Dontrelle Willis is drawing a lot of interest on the free agent market, according to Jon Heyman of SI.com (via Twitter). Willis pitched to a 5.00 ERA/4.10 FIP in 75 2/3 innings with the Reds in 2011.
- Mariners GM Jack Zduriencik said on MLB Network Radio that he is motivated to acquire an impact bat either through trade or free agency, tweets Jim Bowden.
- A pair of veteran scouts who follow the international free agent market predicted that Cuban outfielder Yoenis Cespedes would sign a bigger contract than the one fellow defector Aroldis Chapman signed with the Reds two offseasons ago, according to Danny Knobler of CBSSports.com. Chapman signed for six years and $30.5MM.
Quick Hits: Burrell, Beltran, Lee, Kuo
Evan Longoria, Dan Johnson, Chris Carpenter and Robert Andino delivered in big moments for their respective teams on this incredible night of baseball, as the Cardinals and Rays won the wild cards. Some links as the season winds down…
- Pat Burrell told Andrew Baggarly of the San Jose Mercury News that he'll give his chronic foot strain a month to recover before he decides on his future in baseball. If he does play again, it would only be with the Giants.
- Carlos Beltran told Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle that he'll give the Giants the first chance to sign him when he hits free agency this offseason (Twitter link). The Giants will have five days of exclusive negotiating rights after the World Series, plus the month of October.
- Carlos Lee hinted that he might retire after the 2012 season, when his six-year, $100MM contract expires with the Astros, according to Brian McTaggart of MLB.com. Lee, 35, says he wants to spend more time with his family.
- Hong-Chih Kuo told Ken Gurnick of MLB.com that he needs a break and is currently unsure if he'll play again. "If I want to still play and somebody wants to give me a try, I play," he said. "If not, fine with me. I'll miss it." The 30-year-old was sidelined with an anxiety disorder this year and may return home to Taiwan and open a restaurant. The Dodgers will consider non-tendering Kuo and he said he'll understand if they do.
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Giants Notes: Burrell, Ross, Sanchez, Whiteside
The 2011 Giants closely resembled last year's World Championship team, but change lies ahead for San Francisco. Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle explains that health considerations and the rising cost of arbitration eligible players will shape next year's Giants team. Here are some highlights from Schulman's piece:
- Pat Burrell could again sign a one-year deal when he hits free agency after the season (he earns $1MM this year), but he may have to retire because of a foot injury. Burrell says he'll play as long as he's healthy enough to take the field.
- Schulman says it's hard to imagine the Giants offering Cody Ross a raise from $6.3MM or agreeing to a multiyear deal when the outfielder hits free agency.
- Mark DeRosa is hoping to sign closer to Atlanta, where he makes his home, and realizes he may be in line for a minor league deal.
- The Giants will probably decline Jeremy Affeldt's $5MM option for 2012, but they'll "almost certainly" pursue him in free agency, according to Schulman.
- Jonathan Sanchez and Andres Torres are non-tender candidates. When MLBTR's Tim Dierkes identified Sanchez and Torres as non-tender candidates last month, he pointed out that Sanchez's salary would rise over $6MM (he now earns $4.8MM) through arbitration.
- Eli Whiteside is another non-tender candidate, Schulman writes.
- Jeff Keppinger, who's arbitration eligible, will likely return in 2012 and it's hard to imagine the Giants cutting Nate Schierholtz after seeing him progress in 2011.
- The Giants may not have room on the roster for both Mike Fontenot and Emmanuel Burriss.
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Quick Hits: Jimenez, Burrell, Ellsbury, Rasmus
A couple items of note as former Red Sock Justin Masterson battles his old team in Boston …
- Indians right-hander Ubaldo Jimenez, acquired from the Rockies in a pre-deadline blockbuster, never asked to be traded out of Colorado, according to Troy Renck of the Denver Post, although he wanted a resolution on the situation, and he didn't mind having the opportunity to waive his 2014 option with the commencement of the trade (via Twitter).
- The Giants activated Mark DeRosa from the 60-day disabled list today, but they haven't announced a corresponding 40-man roster move yet and "are being evasive about it," according to Andrew Baggarly of the San Jose Mercury News (via Twitter). Baggarly speculates that the Lads could activate Pat Burrell from the 15-day DL and release him.
- The Red Sox were willing to discuss a trade with the Cardinals involving center fielders Jacoby Ellsbury and Colby Rasmus in 2010, according to Joe Strauss of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch (via Twitter), but the talks never gained traction. That would have been a heck of a trade. Rasmus, of course, was traded by St. Louis to the Blue Jays prior to last month's trade deadline.
- The Indians were very close to drafting Ellsbury at No. 14 overall in the 2005 draft but instead opted for Trevor Crowe, according to Gordon Edes of ESPNBoston.com (via Twitter). So close, in fact, that team officials asked Ellsbury, a Native American, his feelings about the team's logo, the so-called Chief Wahoo. … Edes' sources didn't provide him with Ellsbury's response, though.
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Giants Do Not Plan To Release Pat Burrell
11:00pm: The Giants are not releasing Burrell, according to Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle (on Twitter).
9:37pm: The Giants are expected to release Pat Burrell to create roster space for Carlos Beltran, according to CSNBayArea.com. San Francisco will option Brandon Belt to Triple-A to create space on the active roster for Beltran, who was acquired for pitching prospect Zack Wheeler earlier today.
Burrell, 34, re-signed in San Francisco for $1MM after a strong second half to the 2010 season helped carry the Giants to the World Series. Burrell hit .266/.364/.509 with 18 homers last year, but his production has fallen off in 2011. The former first overall pick has a .233/.342/.419 line with seven homers this season. If the Giants release him, he'll be available for a pro-rated portion of the MLB minimum, just as he was a year ago.
Giants Notes: Burrell, Rowand, Beltran, Hernandez
Before accepting a trade to San Francisco, Carlos Beltran refused to waive his no-trade clause to go to the Pirates, according to Dejan Kovacevic of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. Like the Indians, the Pirates made an aggressive push for Beltran before he headed for Northern California. Here's the latest on the Giants, as they prepare for a run at a second consecutive title…
- Jon Heyman of SI.com suggests that there won't be much room for Pat Burrell and Aaron Rowand in San Francisco (Twitter link). Beltran, Nate Schierholtz, Andres Torres and Cody Ross figure to get most of the playing time in the Giants' outfield. The Giants are expected to release Burrell to create space on the roster for Beltran.
- The Giants aren't discussing an extension for Beltran, according to Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle (on Twitter). The switch-hitter hits free agency after the season and cannot be offered arbitration.
- Some Giants people believe the Reds will deal Ramon Hernandez for a pitcher, according to Schulman (on Twitter).
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West Notes: Giants, Smoak, Trumbo, D'Backs
There are two intra-divisional matchups between NL and AL West rivals slated for tonight. The Rockies face the Diamondbacks at Chase Field while the Mariners host the Rangers. Here are some tidbits from the western divisions…
- "There is discussion in the [Giants'] executive offices as to how long they can stay with [Miguel] Tejada and Pat Burrell," reports Bruce Jenkins of the San Francisco Chronicle. Jose Reyes has been mentioned as a trade target for the Giants, though Brian Sabean denied his club's interest yesterday.
- Thanks to Justin Smoak's emergence, the Mariners seem to have gotten the best of the three recent Cliff Lee trade packages, writes Larry Stone of the Seattle Times.
- If Mark Trumbo keeps hitting and Kendrys Morales is out of action for most of the season, Eric Denton of the LA Angels Insider blog notes that the Angels could face a tough choice this offseason. Denton suggests the Halos could even non-tender Morales, but if they do choose to move the first baseman, surely you'd think the team could find a trade partner.
- We know the Diamondbacks have an interest in UCLA prospect Gerrit Cole with the third pick of the upcoming amateur draft, but Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic adds a couple of other interesting nuggets about the right-hander. Arizona also has the seventh overall pick, but Piecoro notes that since that pick is unprotected, the D'Backs "almost certainly couldn't risk drafting him" at that spot if they pass on him at #3. Cole is represented by Scott Boras and could be a difficult signing.
- Cole was drafted 28th overall by the Yankees in the 2008 draft but he didn't sign. Piecoro "got the sense from talking with other scouts and executives that there are still some people in the game harboring a grudge toward Cole" since Cole didn't let it be known that he wasn't interested in signing back in 2008.
- MLB.com's Corey Brock profiles A.J. Hinch, the former D'Backs manager who is now the Padres' vice president of professional scouting.
- Julio Borbon welcomes the center field competition of newly-signed Rangers prospect Leonys Martin, reports Richard Durrett of ESPNDallas.com.


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Lieutenant Colonel Henry William (Harry) Murray, VC, CMG, DSO & bar, DCM
Date of birth 1883-12-30 Launceston, TAS. Date and unit at enlistment (ORs) 1902 Enlisted in the militia, Australian Field Artillery, Launceston. Date and unit at enlistment (ORs) 1914-10-13 Enlisted in the 16th Battalion, AIF, as a private. Other 1915-04-25 Landed at Gallipoli with the 16th Battalion. Date promoted 1915-05-13 Appointed lance corporal. Date wounded 1915-05-30 Wounded in action, recieved gun shot wound to right knee. Date of honour or award 1915-06-20 Awarded Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM) for his bravery during actions between 9-31 May. Date wounded 1915-07-08 Wounded in action, remained on duty. Date commissioned 1915-08-13 Appointed sergeant, comissioned 2nd lieutenant and transferred to the 13th Battalion. Other 1915-09-26 Arrived in Egypt from Gallpoli. Murray was evacuated from gallipoli due to a medical condition. Other 1915-12-07 Returned to Gallipoli. Date promoted 1916-01-20 Appointed lieutenant. Date promoted 1916-03-01 Appointed captain. Other 1916-06-08 The 13th Battalion arrived in France. Date wounded 1916-08-30 Wounded in action, gun shot wound in left thigh and back. Date of honour or award 1916-10-25 Companion of the Distinguished Service Order (DSO). 'On 29th Aug during the attack at Mouquet Farm, this officer commanded the left flank Coy of the 13th Bn front line which was heavily shelled from daylight until dark. By his personal example he inspired confidence and resolution into his men throughout the day so that at 11pm when the assault was delivered they moved steadily forward to the attack. Despite extremely heavy rifle and machine gun fire and bombing the objective was taken but the Coy was then so weakened by the losses that there was a tendency to give way before the strong counter attack which the enemy immediately made. By the fine example set by Cpt Murray they beat off this attack and three subsequent attacks. Rifles were useless owing to the mud but Capt Murray extemporised a system of bombs supply and the fight continued for one hour during which he was twice wounded (since evacuated) but continued fighting. At one period an enemy bullet started a man's equipment exploding whereupon Capt Murray rushed to the man and tore his equipment off him thus saving the man's life at great personal risk. Realising that it was useless to remain longer in the German trenches Capt Murray then arranged the retirement of the remains of his Coy in the coollest [sic] possible manner although he had just previously shot two Germans in the hand-to-hand encounter. He continued on duty until all was safe on the morning of the 30th when, fainting from loss of blood he was compelled to hand over his Coy. For coolness, bravery and soldierlike qualities this officer ranks among the best in the Australian Forces and is recommended for very high distinction.' Date of honour or award 1916-12-31 Mention in Despatches. Date of honour or award 1917-01-02 Mention in Despatches. Date of honour or award 1917-02-04 - 1917-02-05 Awarded Victoria Cross. Murray's recomendation for this award stated 'Capt Murray commanded the Right flank Coy in the attack by the 13th Battn on Stormy Trench, N.E. of Guedecourt on night of 4-5/2/17. I placed him on the Right flank because it was the most dangerous and critical. He led his Coy to the assault with great skill and courage and the position was quickly captured. Then followed the severest fighting in the history of the 13th Battn and I am sure that the position could not have been held and our efforts crowned by victory but for the wonderful work of this Officer, His Coy beat off one counter attack after another, three big attacks in all, although one of these consisted of no less than five separate bombing attacks. All through the night the enemy concentrated the fire of many 4.2s and 5.9s on the sector of trench held by this Coy, and in 24 hours the fighting strength dwindled steadily from 140 to 48, 92 casualties including 1 Officer killed and 2 Officers wounded. On one occasion the men gave ground for 20 yards but Capt Murray rused to the front and rallied them by sheer valour, with his revolver in one hand and a bomb in the other he was ubiquitous, cheering his men heading bombing parties leading bayonet charges or carrying wounded from the dangerously shelled areas, with unequalled bravery. So great was his power of inspiration, so great was his example that not a single man in his Coy reported himself shell shocked although the shelling was frightful and the trench at times was a shambles that beggars discription [sic]. His Coy would follow him anywhere and die for him to a man. He won the D.C.M. at Anzac and the D.S.O. at Mouquet Farm in France. I most strongly recommend Capt Murray for the Victoria Cross.' Date promoted 1917-04-18 Appointed temporary major. Date of honour or award 1917-06-18 Bar to Distinguished Service Order. Date promoted 1917-07-12 Confirmed major. Date of honour or award 1917-11-07 Mention in Despatches. Date of honour or award 1917-12-25 Mention in Despatches. Other units 1918-03-08 Joined 4th Machine Gun Battalion. Date promoted 1918-03-15 Appointed temporary lieutenant colonel and commanding officer 4th Machine Gun Battalion. Date promoted 1918-05-24 Appointed lieutenant colonel. Other units 1918-09-24 - 1918-10-02 Attached to the 2nd American Corps in the role of technical advisor. Date of honour or award 1918-10-05 Awarded the French Criox de Guerre. Date of honour or award 1919-05 Created Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George (CMG). Date of honour or award 1919-07-11 Mention in Despatches. Other 1920-01-01 Transferred to the Reserve of Officers Date of discharge 1920-03-09 AIF appointment ended. Date and unit at appointment (Officers) 1939-04-17 Transferred to the Reserve of Officers. Date and unit at appointment (Officers) 1939-07-21 Returned to the Active List to command the 26th Battalion which performed coastal defence tasks in North Queensland until September 1942. Other 1941-09-05 Returned to full time duty. Other 1941-11-17 - 1941-11-22 Attended a Motor Transport course at Annerly. Other units 1942-08-03 Seconded 23rd battalion Volunteer Defence Corps. Other 1942-08-10 Relinquished command 26th Battalion Other 1942-08-18 Transferred to the Reserve of Officers. Other units 1942-08-19 Appointed in command of F group Volunteer Defence Corps. Date of discharge 1944-02-07 Relinquished command F group Volunteer Defence Corps and retired from active military duty. Other 1956 Attended Victoria Cross Centenary in London. 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The Honda CBF models are a series of motorcycles with traditional styling that are designed to appeal to a mass market. They are generally available in Europe. According to Honda the abbreviation CBF means - Cheap to keep. Built to last. Fun to run.
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David Beckham Plays Paparazzi With Wife Victoria (Photo)
David Beckham pulled a paparazzi move on his own wife, snapping a photo of the very pregnant Victoria Beckham and shared it with the world.
The soccer hunk posted the photo on his Facebook page, captioning it " Took this pic of Victoria while she wasn't looking. She looks so amazing. So close to the baby being born!"
The tiny-framed, former Spice Girl looks ready to pop as she relaxes in the sunshine. The beautiful Brits are expecting their fourth child, a little girl, any moment now.
The pair announced they were expecting in January of this year. They already have three sons, Brooklyn, 12, Romeo, 8, and Cruz, 6.
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- Friday 08 JulyBy MareHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Joey...For the love of God, let's hope you're not procreating and ruining a womans body. Creating and putting another idiot loser (such as your offspring is bound to be) on the planet is certainly NOT what this world needs more of.
- Friday 08 JulyBy LisaHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
When you love a woman you will still believe she is beautiful even after a pregnancy "ruins" her body. She grew a new life, half yours inside her, which is beautiful in itself. I never noticed Britney ruined her body, it looks great. I guess it might be the idea that she gave birth that is taking away the sexiness for you, not the actual looks of the body. That is your right, but make sure your wife or future wife knows she better not have children if she wants you to stay with her.
- Friday 08 JulyHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
I feel sorry for Joey's Mom because I am SURE he didn't just ruin her body, I am sure he ruined A LOT more than that for her!
- Saturday 09 JulyBy dc walker
Joey could be a girl....like Joey Hetherton but I agree once you've been pregnant your body is never the same.
- Saturday 09 JulyBy sam7010
Go stick your head back up your butt and go back to sleep!!
- Saturday 09 JulyBy Mother of 2
Now Joey - how is it that pregnancy RUIN'S a woman's body??? What do you think all women were put on this earth just to satisfy your eyes?? Your an idiot! How old are you really???
- Friday 08 JulyBy nrwlbtLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
- Friday 08 JulyBy Dr. JHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
She looks like the picture of health, and if women did not spend nine months taking care of themselves as well as someone else, NONE OF US WOULD BE HERE! If you can say nothing positive, why don't you try just saying... NOTHING?
- Friday 08 JulyBy AuldHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Does Victoria Beckham ever smile?
What is her problem? - Friday 08 JulyBy NancyHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
I was going to ask that same question myself. Is it some kind of trademark for her, or what. Maybe she has really bad teeth or something? A smile or laughter makes one look much more beautiful. Thanks for asking, I hope we get an answer from someone. Must be tough on the hubby and kids to never see their mom smile, or maybe she does smile at them in privacy. Too funny!
- Friday 08 JulyBy Sab Thomas
her TEETHS
- Friday 08 JulyBy abbybunkyHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
I was going to ask the same question? She always looks miserable.
- Friday 08 JulyBy Gina
Do you remember that song "I'm too sexy for my shirt"? Yeah...that's her..."I'm a model, you know what I mean and I do my little turn on the catwalk..." LOL What a ditz she is.
- Friday 08 JulyBy Gina
"I'm a model, ya know what I mean and I do my little turn on the catwalk..."
"I'm too sexy for my shirt, too sexy for my shirt so sexy it hurts..."
That's her! She's hurting cause she thinks she so damn sexy. Yeah...right. Skeleton phoney baloney plastic nothing. - Saturday 09 JulyBy JudasHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Actually, she said she hates her smile so she tries to avoid it in case a camera is around. She doesn't have bad teeth. Just its not a really nice smile. Google Image her smile to see what I mean. Kind of like how Paris Hilton admitted she does her baby voice only when camera men are around as her voice isn't the most feminine sounding thing in the world.
- Saturday 09 JulyBy ajschrod
I've been wondering that for years. She is so pretty--even with stick arms and legs--that some photog must have told her to keep her mouth shut and she still does. Other possibility is she has bad teeth, but thats unlikely since they're not poor.
- Monday 11 JulyBy tammie
If I am correct I believe when she was younger she had very crooked teeth and it is a habit. She may be famous but she is a normal human and everyone has a part of themselves that they don't love. I think she looks beautiful in this picture and it is sweet that after being married for a while and having 3 children with one more on the way her husband still thinks she is the most beautiful woman in the world.Good for him.
- Friday 08 JulyBy nmtempest1Highest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
I think she looks beautiful as all pregnant women do. May she have an easy birth!!!!!
- Friday 08 JulyBy ST
when david is going to put her BREAST FEEDING in the facebook??
- Friday 08 JulyBy KateLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
She is just ugly inside and out. She thinks she is all that. NOT
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Pain Medication Itself May Increase the Symptoms of Chronic Pain.
I have expressed my concerns in writing about the overuse of prescription pain killers. The issue is the highly addictive nature of the medications that we use to mitigate our pain. It is clear that addicts and pain medications don't go well together. Physicians should be cautious about prescribing pain medicine considering its widespread abuse. However the article below from the Behavioral Health Central website, behavioralhealthcentral.com adds another strong reason for caution in prescribing pain medication: "some pain medications can actually cause or increase the pain that they are using the medication to manage."
Pain Meds May Increase Symptoms of
Chronic Pain
By Dr. Stephen F. Grinstead, LMFT, ACRPS, CADC-II
Opioid-induced hyperalgesia or opioid-induced abnormal pain sensitivity is a phenomenon associated with the long term use of opioids such as morphine, hydrocodone, Oxycodone, and methadone. Over time, individuals taking opioids can develop an increasing sensitivity to noxious stimuli, even evolving a painful response to previously non-noxious stimuli (allodynia). Some studies on animals have also demonstrated this effect occurring after only a single high dose of opioids.
If an individual is taking opioids for a chronic non-cancer pain condition, and cannot achieve effective pain relief despite increases in dose, they may be experiencing opioid-induced hyperalgesia. In this case, they may benefit from complete withdrawal from opioid therapy. Many individuals report reduced pain levels when opioids are withdrawn.
When people are undergoing chronic pain management they want help stopping or relieving their pain symptoms. What they may not realize is that some pain medications can actually cause or increase the pain that they are using the medication to manage. That is why it is crucial for people undergoing chronic pain management to educate themselves and learn as much as possible about their chronic pain condition as well as the most effective treatment options.
For example many people experiencing frequent headaches, especially migraines, do not realize that the medication they are using can actually be increasing the frequency and even severity of their pain. The use of opiates to treat migraines can lead to an increased risk for what is called transformed migraines. Transformed migraines are chronic, daily headaches with a vascular quality — meaning that they are throbbing in nature.
As anyone who ever experienced a migraine headache knows it can be extremely debilitating. Unless a migraine sufferer goes to a treatment provider who understands appropriate treatment interventions for this condition, they can run the risk of unnecessary pain and suffering including transformed migraines or even potential prescription drug addiction. Many people are prescribed opiates even though they are not an FDA approved medication for migraine treatment.
Long-term use of opioids to manage other chronic pain conditions also increases patients' sensitivity to certain types of pain, and similar hyperalgesia develops with methadone-maintained drug abusers as researchers from the
David Clark, MD, from the Palo Alto VA Health Care System, in
Dr. Clark said the finding that long-term use of opioids seems to sensitize patients to pain itself suggests factors that could both limit the clinical utility of opioids used to control chronic pain and add to pain problems in those being treated for addiction. "The emerging experience regarding the long-term use of opioids for chronic pain is not terribly encouraging, and opioid-induced hyperalgesia is one explanation for why this therapy might have limited success," he said.
The evolving need of people undergoing chronic pain management for safe, effective pain relief is driving research into new therapeutic modalities and fresh approaches to familiar treatments. New innovations involving both opioid and nonopioid pain modalities as well as nonpharmacological approaches are vital because some patients fail to achieve a good outcome with opioid therapy alone.
That is why nonopioid medications and non-medication type interventions are receiving greater research attention. Opioids are also the subject of new exploration, most of this directed toward separating desired analgesia from unwanted side effects such as euphoria, tolerance, abuse risk, addiction and constipation.


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SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 2010IRON MAN 2 ROUNDUPPress for Iron Man 2, moved from London because of the volcanic ash threat, began in Beverly Hills, Calif. on Friday.
Director/actor Jon Favreau and actors Robert Downey Jr., Mickey Rourke, Scarlett Johansson, Don Cheadle and Gwyneth Paltrow were at a photocall at the Four Seasons.
Click on the thumbnails above and below for larger images.
In other Iron Man 2 news:
*Paramount Pictures has released two new poster images from the film.
The posters highlight the IMAX release of the film and Rourke as Whiplash.
* Burger King's promotion with the film will fully start next week, but already a Whiplash promotion is underway and containers with Iron Man branding are showing up in restaurants.
FRIDAY BOX OFFICE: THE LOSERS, KICK-ASSThe Losers placed fourth at the box office on Friday, its opening day of release.
The Warner Bros. film, based on the DC Comics property of the same name, pulled in an estimated $3.2 million to trail The Back-Up Plan's $4.2 million, How to Train You Dragon's $3.4 million, and Date Night's $3.3 million.
The Losers opened in 2,936 theaters, fewer than the three movies the placed ahead of it.
Kick-Ass, last weekend's box office champion, placed fifth with $2.8 million. The film, based on the comic book by Mark MIllar and John Romita Jr., has pulled in $28.2 million domestically.
ONI PRESS FOR JULYOni Press has released its solicitations for July.
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Titles include Golly #5, Invincible #71, Random Acts of Violence OGN and Shuddertown #2.
BOOM! STUDIOS FIRST LOOKSFor covers and six-page previews of BOOM! Studios titles arriving in stores on April 28, CLICK HERE.
Titles include Cars #4, Incorruptible #5, The Incredibles #8, Disney's Hero Squad: Ultraheroes #4 and Wizards of Mickey #4.
RADICAL PUBLISHING FIRST LOOKSFor covers and six-page previews of Radical Publishing titles arriving in stores on April 28, CLICK HERE.
Titles include Aladdin: Legacy of the Lost #3 and The Last Days of American Crime #2.
BRIEFLY* Marvel Comics has announced second printings for Iron Man: Legacy #1 and Black Widow #1.
The second printing of Black Widow #1 will feature a black and white cover by Travel Foreman and will be in stores on May 5.
The second printing of Iron Man: Legacy #1 will feature a black and white cover by Salvador Larocca and will be in stores on May 5.
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* Archie Comics.
* Bluewater Productions.
* Bongo Comics.
* Dark Horse Comics.
* DC Comics.
* IDW Publishing.
* Image Comics.
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Age-friendly, plug-in ready neighborhood planned for Auburn Hills
Thursday, October 24, 2013
A residential development in Auburn Hills is planned to be much more than another new subdivision.
The Parkways, a project of The Moceri Companies, is meant to create public use spaces, become an entry into the city's emerging downtown district, promote alternative electric vehicle usage and offer specially-designed multi-generational housing in one neighborhood.
City officials say the mix of housing styles and design of the neighborhood keep in mind the city's goals of offering more "age-friendly" and senior living options and promoting the inclusion of alternative energy technology in new construction.
The Parkways is also believed to be the largest residential development in Michigan to wire all property with electric vehicle plug-ins.
"This project was intentionally designed to meet Auburn Hills' formal commitment to become an Age-Friendly Community with a variety of housing opportunities, parks, sidewalks and complete street considerations," says Steven Cohen, director of community development for the city of Auburn Hills. "This private investment by The Moceri Companies to build a multi-generational development is a huge victory for the city. It's a game changer for Downtown Auburn Hills."
As for electric vehicle wiring, Cohen says, "If considered when a project is first built, preparing for electric vehicles is very easy and inexpensive. By prepping these garages with proper wiring, new residents within this development will only need to add a charging station on the wall if they buy or lease an electric vehicle. It's like adding a garage door opener and the costs are now very similar. Having proper infrastructure in place will help this technology succeed. It just takes forward thinking."
The Parkways will be made up of 76 townhouse, 72 stacked, flat units and a three-story 160-unit senior care complex.
The market value of The Parkways, which will be built on 21.5 acres of property west of Adams road and north of the Clinton River Trail, is expected to be $75 million. Previous plans for a major housing development by another company foundered during the recession, and the property went into foreclosure and then back into the city's hands.
A partnership with the city and Moceri means part of the land will become a two-acre public park and the major road through the property will be designed as a boulevard an eastern gateway into downtown Auburn Hills, where major projects such as student housing, will be completed soon.
Construction on the first of five phases is scheduled to being in the spring of 2014 and be completed by the end of 2017.
Source: City of Auburn Hills
Writer: Kim North Shine
Four new developments coming online in Auburn Hills
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Auburn Hills -- and its developing downtown area -- is in a mini-construction boom with four new projects partially or mostly complete.
The developments are an outgrowth of increased enrollment and demands for housing and other services for students and staff at Oakland University, Oakland Community College, Baker College and Thomas M. Cooley Law School.
* The University Center will open in January and replace a restaurant and bar with a two-story building dedicated to educating local high school and college students. The first floor will have two classrooms in 4,800 square feet and host classes for colleges and universities located in Auburn Hills. The second floor will be home to the Avondale Academy run by Avondale Schools.
The University Center is a partnership between the city's TIFA, Avondale Schools, Oakland University, Oakland Community College, Baker College and Thomas M. Cooley Law School.
* The DEN, Downtown Education Nook, will be a relaxing hang-out for students to study individually or in groups and like the University Center open in January. The 1,564-square-foot facility is connected to a historic log cabin and will have two fireplaces and five study rooms.
* Auburn Square Apartments: 97 apartments consisting of studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units. The $9 million project will include 6,100 square feet of retail space on the ground floor, helping to increase foot traffic in the downtown area. Apartments are already leasing and move-in should begin in January.
* A public parking structure will be owned and operated by the city and its Tax Increment Financing Authority. It will have space for 233 vehicles, with spaces connected to common hallways that lead to each floor of apartments. It should be open for business in November.
All four projects are the result of work by the city's Tax Increment Financing Authority, which captures increases in the tax base in a designated zone and dedicates them to public improvement projects in partnership with private and other public investors.
Source: Barbara Fornasiero, spokesperson, city of Auburn Hills
Writer: Kim North Shine
Ice ice baby! Downtown Farmington gets new rink
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Downtown Farmington is complementing its growing retail scene and historic downtown gathering spaces with a new ice rink.
The rink is expected to be completed in December and will be located at Riley Park in the heart of downtown. It's being built by Serv Ice Refrigeration, the same company that laid the rink in Campus Martius in downtown Detroit, says Annette Knowles, director of the Farmington Downtown Development Authority.
The George F. Riley Foundation, for whom the park is named, donated $100,000 toward the construction of the rink,which sill cost about $300,000. Fundraisers continue to raise the rest of the money and engineering firm, Orchard, Hiltz & McCliment are donating services for the project.
"Our family is quite pleased at how Riley Park in downtown Farmington has become a hub for families and friends to gather together and has also become a center for key events in Farmington. The Riley Foundation's commitment to create the Riley Ice Rink creates a fourth season for activity in downtown. We are excited to be able to support this worthwhile enhancement for families and friends enjoying the quality of life in our community," the Riley Foundation says in a letter.
Knowles says the community has expressed a desire for a downtown rink in visioning sessions and other public meetings and that she expects the rink to be a "cool" addition to the city.
"Job creation will be hard to measure at this point, but we do know that seasonal maintenance will be necessary. Spin off business opportunities exist," Knowles says. "For example, we would love for someone to come forward with skate rentals that we do not have to manage.
Source: Annette Knowles, executive director, Farmington Downtown Development Authority
Writer: Kim North Shine
Boutique hotel moving in to downtown Wyandotte Sears store
Thursday, October 03, 2013
The vacant Sears department store in downtown Wyandotte is on its way to becoming a boutique hotel.
The owners of
The Hotel Sterling
in Monroe plan to spend $2.5 million to renovate the inside and out of the three-story building on Biddle Avenue, keeping in tune with the historic, cosmopolitan style of this hotel in downtown Monroe, says Natalie Rankine, director of the Wyandotte Downtown Development Authority. The renovation began last month and will be completed in two phases. Opening day is expected in late 2014, she says.
The first phase will cover the exterior, the basement and the first and second floors of the building, turning them into 21 hotel suites, a lobby, business center, conference and banquet facility and hotel offices. The second phase will make over the third floor and add 12 suites as the market dictates.
City and state economic development officials see the hotel's potential to improve the business climate, increase commercial investment and create jobs.
The Wyandotte DDA purchased the property in 2012 for $530,000 and sold it to The Hotel Sterling owners Ken and Rebecca Wickenheiser for $350,000. With donations from the Downriver Area Brownfield Consortium to help pay for property cleaning, the DDA will spend about $200,000 on the redevelopment.
"We are excited to embark upon this project with the Wickenheisers. Ken and Rebecca have an incredible knowledge of architectural design and understanding of historic preservation," says Rankine. "These traits combined with the great business model they've already developed for the Hotel Sterling Monroe will make this project a perfect fit for our downtown."
The Michigan Economic Development Corp. put in $445,000 toward the hotel to seal the deal with the hotel owners and bring investment and jobs to the city.
Rankine says construction will require 20 temporary jobs and running the hotel will create 5 permanent jobs.
Source: Natalie Rankine, director, Wyandotte Downtown Development Authority
Writer: Kim North Shine
Food Truck grants heat up business plans
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Two metro Detroit food trucks are sharing in state economic development grants meant to support a burgeoning industry in Michigan.
The $77,775 in grants awarded by the Michigan Economic Development Corp., which predicts food truck businesses will be a $2.7-billion industry by 2017, went to Southfield-based Detroit Pommes Frites and Plain and Fancy Food from Pontiac.
With matching grants from each winner, a total of $144,246 is being invested in the 10 food trucks.
The grants are part of the 2013 Mobile Cuisine Startup Program, which is designed to help new or growing businesses that "offer easily accessible and unique food options to patrons in public spaces and contribute to the local economy by working with other local businesses and farms. The intent of this program is to assist with community and economic development by increasing pedestrian traffic in downtowns and traditional commercial cores," according to the MEDC announcement of the winners.
president and CEO Michael Finney says "today's grants will help food entrepreneurs from around the state launch their business ideas, grow, and create jobs in Michigan."
Other winners included MI Fresh Start in Traverse City, The Organic Gypsy in Kalamazoo, Roaming Harvest in Interlochen, Dia De Los Tacos in Marquette, Taco Now in Flint and Pure F2T in East Lansing.
Source: Kathy Fagan, Michigan Economic Development Corp.
Writer: Kim North Shine
Federal grant funds speedier trains between Dearborn and Kalamazoo
Thursday, September 12, 2013
A 135-mile stretch of railway that runs from Dearborn to Kalamazoo will undergo $9 million in improvements to prepare it for a 110-mph regional commuter rail service between Detroit and Chicago.
The federal TIGER grant announced this week is one of several meant to create jobs and improve mass transit infrastructure in the Midwest and across the country. The Michigan Department of Transportation will oversee the project.
The Midwest High Speed Rail Service will run on an AMTRAK line that will eventually provide higher-rate service on a Pontiac and Ann Arbor line through Michigan, to Chicago and other parts of Illinois and Indiana.
"These transformational TIGER projects are the best argument for investment in our transportation infrastructure," U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said in a statement announcing a total of $474 million in grants. "Together, they support President Obama's call to ensure a stronger transportation system for future generations by repairing existing infrastructure, connecting people to new jobs and opportunities, and contributing to our nation's economic growth."
In Dearborn, where an intermodal passenger rail station is to open in mid-2014 on Michigan Avenue near Brady, mass transit improvements are seen as a way to "draw more visitors, businesses and residents" and "support the city's largest institutions and their employees: Ford, U-M Dearborn and The Henry Ford: America's Greatest History Attraction," says Dearborn Mayor John B. O'Reilly.
Source: Nick Schirripa, spokesperson, Michigan Department of Transportation
Writer: Kim North Shine
Auburn Hills wants to generate alternative energy use
Thursday, July 18, 2013
The city of Auburn Hills is stepping up again in support of alternative energy use, this time by purchasing police cruisers and other city vehicles that run on propane and natural gas and also by passing a resolution to prevent fuel waste and support alternative fuel use in general.
The decision comes after the Ann Arbor-based Clean Energy Coalition provided the city with numerous recommendations spelled out in a Fuel Forward Fleet Study. It showed how the city could save money and reduce emissions by retrofitting city vehicles to be powered with natural gas or propane gas. It also made other recommendations such as reducing police car idling times and building an alternative fuel infrastructure.
The city council adopted the recommendations and also purchased eight propane auto gas units for the new 2013 Dodge Charger police pursuit vehicles, a fuel dispenser, a year's worth of propane fuel, and a jet and vacuum truck for street and sewer cleaning.
Ron Melchert, the city's director of public works, says about $4,000 will be saved over the 4.72 years, the average life of the police vehicles.
Melchert says the city will see a return on investment in two and a half years and reduce the city's reliance on foreign oil as well as decrease its greenhouse emissions by 13 percent.
The latest move follows the city's decision two years ago to promote electric vehicles by encouraging and supporting the inclusion of electric vehicle plug-ins at local businesses and with contractors and builders.
The city's attempts to boost alternative energy has made it a model for other cities, Mark Rabinksy, project manager for Clean Energy Coalition, says in a statement.
"The city of Auburn Hills has shown time and again they are a leader in Michigan. No other city in the state has been more active in promoting the use of electric vehicles and now, by supporting the advancement of other forms of alternative fuels, the city is paving the way for other municipalities to do the same."
Writer: Kim North Shine
Source: Ron Melchert, director of public works, city of Auburn Hills
State grants available for food trucks & farmers markets
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Farmers market organizers and food truck operators have a chance to get some green -- $10,000 to $50,000 -- from the state if they can prove their business is unique, innovative and will be successful at making their communities a place with a special vibe and feel.
The state and the
Michigan Economic Development Corporation
wants to promote food entrepreneurship as a means to promote a sense of place in Michigan communities by awarding matching grants through the Farmers Market Grant Program and the Mobile Cuisine Start-Up Program.
"Farmers markets and food trucks improve our downtowns and bring vitality and economic growth to our communities," says MEDC President and CEO Michael A. Finney in a statement announcing the grants. "These grants will support food entrepreneurs and local markets, strengthen communities and create jobs in our state."
The state will award up to $200,000 in grants to farmers' markets and up to $100,000 to food trucks.
Writer: Kim North Shine
Source: Kathy Fagan, communication specialist at Michigan Deparment of Economic Development
Dearborn transit station design moves along
Thursday, June 27, 2013
While construction moves ahead on a new transit center in Dearborn, the focus is on how to develop the land in and around the station and how best to connect it to the community.
The station is scheduled to open in 2014 on Michigan Avenue in west Dearborn and, if all goes well, to be a stimulus for economic development and even a local attraction.
The station is multi-modal, a place where trains, buses, taxis will pick up and drop off passengers. It will be a stop on an Ann Arbor to Detroit Amtrak line which is also undergoing improvements to the tracks and the trains in preparation for high speed rail service between Detroit and Chicago. It can also be a spot for bikers and pedestrians to pick up public transit or carpools. In addition, the center is seen as a way to link Dearborn's neighborhoods to its commercial thoroughfares and landmarks such as The Henry Ford and the Ford Performing Arts Center and major employers and schools such as University of Michigan Dearborn and Henry Ford Community College.
The project is part of a federal transportation plan to stimulate transit-oriented development, which promotes public transit and transit centers as magnet for economic prosperity by leading to the creation of businesses, improvement of neighborhoods and quality of life and by connecting cities and bringing about a sense of place. Dearborn received the largest federal grant in Michigan, $28.2 million, to build the station.
Focuses of the recent public input meetings included what parts or features of the city should connect to the transit station and how it should be designed.
One design could create pedestrian paths rich in landscape with a splash fountain for play, benches and other amenities that make the station a place for the community to come together.
Dearborn was chosen as one of five cities to receive planning and design assistance from the MIPlace Partnership.
The MIPlace Partnership is a collaborative effort of the Michigan Municipal League, Michigan State Housing Development Authority and Michigan State University.
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Writer: Kim North Shine
Source: City of Dearborn
Soccer and lacrosse complex expanding in Pontiac
Thursday, June 20, 2013
A regional soccer and lacrosse complex that includes the largest indoor soccer site in North America is expanding, adding indoor and outdoor fields on a piece of property in Pontiac that was once a General Motors Corp. workplace.
Ultimate Soccer Arenas
will build on 14.6 acres along Centerpoint Parkway behind and next to the Ultimate Soccer Arenas complex on East South Boulevard an roll fields for lacrosse, a traditionally East Coast sport that's taken off in metro Detroit and Michigan.
The expansion will add nearly 70,000 square feet and a fourth field and seating to the indoor facility, making it the largest non-professional sports facility in the world, says George Derderian, co-owner of Ultimate Soccer Arenas along with Tom Korpela. Ultimate Soccer Arenas opened in 2007 and moves about 1 million people through in a year and about 20,000 people use it at a time 10 or more times a year.
In addition to youth soccer and lacrosse events, the facility is the site of high school and collegiate soccer and lacrosse, high school and college graduations, after-school education and various community and cultural activities. It also is the home field of the Michigan Bucks, a minor league amateur soccer team, and the Detroit Mechanics pro disc team.
Construction will begin this summer and be completed in time for the fall sports season. About 100 construction jobs will be created and 20 full-time jobs.
The outdoor portion of the former automotive-industry property, which has been cleaned up and developed by
RACER Trust
, will be turned into a synthetic turf fields for lacrosse and soccer and enough bleacher seating for 2,500 spectators and 600 parking spaces.
Writer: Kim North Shine
Source: George Derderian, co-owner, Ultimate Soccer Arenas
HAWK signals in Macomb County may make busy streets safer for walkers
Thursday, June 20, 2013
A new kind of pedestrian crossing may be coming to Macomb County and making at least two busy streets there safer for pedestrians.
The crossings called HAWK otherwise knowns as High Intensity Activated Crosswalks - were first used in Ann Arbor in 2010 and have resulted in a fewer pedestrian car accidents, says Michigan Department of Transportation spokesman Rob Morosi.
In Macomb County there will be public meetings to discuss the two proposed crossings at wide, busy intersections, both on Gratiot Avenue between Quinn and 15 Mile roads in Clinton Township.
The second meeting to discuss the proposal is set for 4-6 p.m. Tuesday June 25 at Parker Elementary School in Clinton Township.
A HAWK signal is controlled by the pedestrian and gives walkers more time to cross and clearer warnings and instructions about when and how quickly to cross.
Writer: Kim North Shine
Source: Rob Morosi, spokesman, Michigan Department of Transportation
$1 million in redevelopment grants coming to Macomb County
Thursday, June 13, 2013
The Environmental Protection Agency is sending $1 million Macomb County's way so that local economic development officials can redevelop brownfield property that may be contaminated.
A brownfield is land that can be difficult to redevelop, reuse or expand because of pollution or perceived pollution. The upside is that brownfields let developers use municipal infrastructure that's already in place and also preserve open space.
"Brownfield sites create special challenges due to the expense involved with environmental cleanup," says Stephen Cassin, executive director of Macomb County Planning and Economic Development. "These funds will help put some of our vacant properties back into new use while creating investment and new jobs in our key industrial areas."
Macomb County and one of 240 communities nationwide, and the only county chosen in Michigan, to receive the grant from the EPA's Revolving Loan Fund.
In coming weeks and months, county officials will begin to identify and prioritize sites that have the most redevelopment promise.
Writer: Kim North Shine
Source: Stephen Cassin, executive director, Macomb County Planning and Economic Development
Is "community solar" next frontier in alternative energy?
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Research into ways of opening up opportunities to ordinary citizens and businesses interested in building solar energy generators is underway, thanks to a grant from the
Michigan Economic Development Corporation
Think of it as the community garden of alternative energy. It lets shareholders or investors participate in a shared generation or renewable energy site in exchange for some benefit based on their investment, possibly savings on utility costs or profit. The concept is not a new one in cities such as Seattle and other parts of the Northwest.
"Renewable energy resources, such as community solar, offer many potential community, economic, environmental, national security, and societal benefits for the state," MEDC President and CEO Michael A. Finney says in an announcement of the grant. "Through this study, we can identify ways to make community solar a growing solution for locally-owned clean energy."
The $33,304 grant to the
Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association
will be used to perform a Community Solar PV Garden Feasibility Study that will help the MEDC's
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determine what the barriers are to forming community solar projects.
Barriers include high up-front costs and lack of optimal places to install solar gardens.
Writer: Kim North Shine
Source: Kathy Fagan, spokesperson, Michigan Economic Development Corporation
Car Condo proposal in Pontiac could restart vacant GM property
Thursday, May 23, 2013
A vacant brownfield in Pontiac where General Motors once operated could be the site of an auto-related business trend -- car condos. Basically storage sites and gathering places for car lovers, car condos not only provide a place to safely keep a car but also to service it.
The proposal for M1 Concourse calls for a complex of four to six buildings, each one with 14-16 garages that can be tricked out by owners. Other possibilities for the 89.5-acre property include entertainment aspects such as an amphitheater and restaurants for visitors who bring may come for car shows or special events.
The initial part of the plan to re-use the site at Woodward Avenue and South Boulevard has been OK'd by city officials but still has other approvals to clear as developers work to re-use the property.
At an announcement of the project Wednesday, city and county officials expressed support for the M1 Concourse and RACER Trust.
, Revitalizing Auto Communities Environmental Response Trust, was created by a U.S. Bankruptcy Court settlement to help clean up and redevelop former General Motors properties in 14 states.
The car condo concept has taken off in other cities around the country, especially developments known for high-priced cars kept by deep-pocketed owners who want a club of like-minded car lovers.
Woodward Warehouse
, a much smaller version of what the M1 Concourse could be, opened last summer in Royal Oak not far from the avenue that carries the Woodward Dream Cruise. It is finding a market in storage, detailing, rebuilding, event hosting and member socializing.
Writer: Kim North Shine
Source: Bill Callen, RACER Trust
Grove Street to get $1.1M makeover in downtown Farmington
Thursday, May 09, 2013
Construction started this week on a project to turn a beat up, outdated main street in downtown Farmington into a boulevard streetscape of greenery, decorative lighting and stamped walkways.
The $1.1-million Grove Street Reconstruction Project will also add parking to downtown and make over a tired strip retail center as well as connect it to a major pedestrian crosswalk that will lead to another shopping center.
Water mains will also be replaced and a plaza space with seating will be part of the new downtown layout.
The goal of city officials and the Downtown Development Authority is to make downtown more attractive, walkable, and busy as well as match it to a streetscape already redone. The plans call for turning a swath of pavement into a boulevard separated by a center island with angled parking along parts of it.
Mayor Tom Buck says the project is as much about attracting families to downtown as it is attracting small businesses and boosting the local economy.
The project will completely remove and replace Grove Street from Grand River to Main Street. The work was delayed in 2009 due to the costs. It is expected to be completed in two phases over a 10-week period and ready to use sometime in July.
Writer: Kim North Shine
Source: Annette Knowles, executive director, Farmington Downtown Development Authority
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