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Balancing competing businesses, city engineering code and neighborhood input came to a head at a Thursday, Nov. 12, Office of Planning and Development meeting when the Land Use Control Board decided to reject a traffic-blocking gate across the south side of Idlewild Street in Midtown Memphis.
The AARP Foundation, with help from UnitedHealthcare and Kroger, is bringing its Fre$h Savings Program to Memphis.
Fre$h Savings makes fresh fruits and vegetables more affordable for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recipients.
The third quarter of 2015 was a busy one for the retail sector with a lot of activity derived from grocery stores and small businesses.
Fundamentals are trending favorably with the total vacancy rate down to 12.6 percent compared to 12.9 percent in second quarter 2015. Net absorption rose from 134,251 square feet in second quarter to 160,229 square feet in the most recent quarter, and the rental rate increased from $8.62 to $8.72 per square foot, according to CB Richard Ellis Memphis data.
With completion of the Union Avenue store now 18 months past initial projections, Kroger Delta Division officials say that the store is on track and "not anywhere near your standard Kroger."
Rumors and speculation have long run rampant about potential development at the southwest corner of Union Avenue and McLean Boulevard, one of Memphis' busiest intersections.
Some of the speculation involved keeping the eight-story hotel, which was built in the late 1960s, as the central feature of whatever came next. In other scenarios it would be demolished.
Tim Bolding, executive director of United Housing Inc., is the only Tennessean selected to teach at NeighborWorks America's 2015 NeighborWorks Training Institute. Bolding has taught coursework at the training institutes, which focus on providing high-quality training to nonprofit housing professionals, for more than 10 years.
The Kroger Co. announced today a new president for Kroger's Delta Division, which is based in Memphis.
On Oct.r 1, Scot Hendricks will replace previous president Tim Brown, who recently was named president of Kroger's Cincinnati/Dayton division.
When Easy Bacon makes its October debut in supermarkets, it will be the latest meat snack venture by Memphis-based Monogram Foods.
Easy Bacon is a partnership between Monogram and HarCal, the company created by comedian and television host Steve Harvey and Montgomery businessman Greg Calhoun.
When Layla Rouse woke up Wednesday, Sept. 23, her phone was practically buzzing with texts and social media messages.
The creator of the Bring Trader Joe's to Memphis Facebook page – a social media project Rouse started back in 2012 that's attracted more than 10,000 fans – says she was in disbelief, at first. But there it was.
Trader Joe's has confirmed plans for its first Memphis-area store. The specialty grocer ended months of speculation and announced Wednesday, Sept. 23, that it would open a 12,500-square-foot store in Germantown.
Many of us may take for granted the relative ease in which we live, work and play in our communities. For thousands of Memphians with intellectual and developmental disabilities, it's not always a simple matter.
Randy Stepherson recalls the advice his father once gave him.
It's a bit of wisdom that on the surface was meant to help him navigate everyday life but which also reflects Stepherson's conservative, no-frills approach to business.
The Kroger Co. will host a nationwide job fair Tuesday, Sept. 15, aimed at hiring veterans and their families.
Small business ideas – dreams, if you will – take time. To create, to develop, to implement and to sustain.
Until recently, Jennifer McCullough's entrepreneurial dream was just starting to heat up. She had not yet become the successful seafood brand now known as Chef Jenn that spans 18 products in about 1,200 mostly Kroger and Wal-Mart stores.
2014: A mob of teenagers attacks and injures three people in the parking lot outside the Kroger supermarket in Poplar Plaza. Eleven juveniles are arrested by police in the next week and charged with aggravated riot and other felonies. Most are released to their parents. The incident becomes a reference point for the community's ongoing debate about crime, safety and the criminal justice system.
If you're shopping at Kroger or Wal-Mart, you might see Chef Jenn. She won't be hard to miss in her white chef's jacket, and a blue scarf around her neck, smiling out at you from inside the freezer case on a package of her buffalo-style shrimp dip or on a shelf housing a box of her new cheese grits or "hushpuppies with a bark."
The first 3,500 Tigers fans through the gates for the Saturday, Sept. 5, season opener against Missouri State will receive a small replica ring in recognition of the University of Memphis football team's championships in 2014 – a share of the American Athletic Conference title and winning the Miami Beach Bowl.
Last week, the University of Memphis football team finished training camp with simulated end-of-week preparation, culminating with a video test Friday night and a mock game Saturday, Aug. 29, at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium.
Memphis Mayoral contender Harold Collins opened his Whitehaven campaign headquarters Saturday, Aug. 15, by saying incumbent mayor A C Wharton Jr. has "rendered us a puller, pusher and picker city."
From a distance, Memphis' food truck operators like Terry and Allison LaRue might seem like the ultimate entrepreneurial renegades.
The new Kroger Co. store in Hernando will be the first in the Memphis area to offer clothing, shoes, bed and bath supplies and home goods.
One indication of the pervasiveness of an area's startup culture is arguably the presence of incubators and accelerators focused on a variety of narrow purposes.
It's why the Memphis area is home to plenty of such organizations focused on tech startups, social startups, medical device startups and startups led by women. And it's why a kitchen incubator in West Memphis that launched in recent weeks is focused on startups in the food industry.
Southwest Tennessee Community College has started construction on its new Whitehaven facility.
Southwest is spending $4.4 million to convert a former Kroger store at 1234 Finley Road into a new site for its Whitehaven Center. It plans to finish construction this fall, but it won't be ready for students until the spring 2016 semester begins in January. The 44,000-square-foot building will accommodate up to 1,500 students.
Southwest is spending $4.4 million to convert a former Kroger store at 1234 Finley Road into a new site for its Whitehaven Center. It plans to finish construction this fall, but it won't be ready for students until the spring 2016 semester begins in January.
The new Kroger store in Germantown will offer hot dishes of Corky's Ribs & BBQ when it opens next month.
Kroger reached an agreement with Corky's to serve select items, including ribs, pork shoulder and chicken prepared onsite, at the new store at 7735 Farmington Blvd., which is set to open Aug. 12. Corky's beans, potato salad, cole slaw and banana pudding also will be available.
NEW YORK (AP) – Dollar Tree has completed its $8.5 billion acquisition of rival discount chain Family Dollar after a year-long struggle that drew in antitrust regulators and rival bids.
In its past 16 years of business, Makeda's Homemade Butter Cookies has learned to add a pinch of grit to the classic butter, sugar and flour recipe.
Husband-and-wife team Maurice and Pamela Hill, along with a host of other family members, bake nearly 20 kinds of cookies and cookie-crust pies in the longstanding store at 2370 Airways Blvd.
A West Memphis kitchen incubator has found its first user.
Bluff City Barbecue Supply is the first group to use Delta Cuisine: A Southern Kitchen, the community kitchen housed at the new Jeremy Jacobs Hospitality Management Center at Mid-South Community College.
NEW YORK (AP) — The owner of Stop & Shop and Giant will tie up with the parent company of Food Lion, creating a $29 billion grocer that will be in a stronger position to compete with Wal-Mart and other discount retailers.
CINCINNATI (AP) – Kroger's fiscal first-quarter profit rose, free of some pension-related charges that weighed it down last year.
A profit that beat expectations and an upgraded sales forecast helped push the supermarket chain's stock higher in premarket trading.
The Orpheum Theatre's Summer Movie Series will bring basketball back to the Bluff City with a special matinee screening of "Space Jam" on Friday, June 12, at 1:30 p.m.
Appearances from team mascot Grizz and the Grizz Girls will highlight the screening.
By adding a pinch of passion to a tried-and-true recipe, Tom Flournoy has grown a family-run business to having a five-state reach.
After he was unexpectedly laid off from his executive position in the automotive parts industry, Flournoy fell back on an appetizing venture: homemade pimento cheese. To make ends meet, he started preparing pimento cheese at home and selling it to friends and farmers markets under the name Tom's Tiny Kitchen.
When you enter the freshly opened Sprouts Farmers Market store in Lakeland, look up.
What you won't see in the airy, openly designed grocery store are the aisle signs with numbers and product listings found in most grocery stores and retail outlets.
The first elementary school students came to Agricenter International for some hands-on education more than a decade ago. About 80 students went on a literal field trip, walking through the cotton, soybean and cornfields.
A California-based investor has purchased the Shops at Kirby Gate in East Memphis for $3.4 million.
An affiliate of Los Angeles-based Westwood Financial Corp. acquired the shopping center at the northwest corner of Quince Road and Kirby Parkway from Shops at Kirby Gate LLC, according to public records.
Back in 2012, Century Wealth Management president and founder Jay Healy was telling the firm's clients that the U.S. stock market was behaving like a coiled spring.
Kroger Co., buoyed by the Crosstown Concourse development and increased investment in Midtown as a whole, has purchased properties associated with the long-dormant Washington Bottoms project at Poplar Avenue and Cleveland Street.
City elections in Memphis begin unadorned.
Yard signs don't bloom until mid- to late summer, when the strategic use of television ads and the much higher cycle of radio advertising kick in.
When the National Rifle Association announced that it would hold its 2015 convention in Nashville, the timing was propitious.
In 2010, gun sales and handgun permits were booming, and Tennessee had just enacted a controversial and contested new "guns in bars" law that allowed people with handgun permits to carry concealed firearms into bars and restaurants that serve alcohol.
Memphis civic and business leaders are in the early stages of talking with an anonymous donor about lighting the Harahan Bridge while a Memphis-based movie theater titan is exploring building a new theater Downtown.
Why be content with low gas prices when you can get discounted low gas prices?
Consumers are filling up at fuel centers associated with a business where shopping for products offers discounts at the pump.
Approximately 800 teenagers and young adults already had applied for 1,000 summer jobs in a new city program by the time Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. announced it last week.
But Wharton said the Mploy Youth Summer Experience is about more than a two-month paycheck.
Retail development in the Memphis area is booming in what construction and retail officials describe as the most active period for retail construction since the recession, with everything from a massive outlet mall in Southaven to grocery stores and smaller, traditional retail centers going up.
With the greater Memphis area slower to recover from the recession and economic downturn than other parts of the country, frustrated local general contractors watched in 2012 and 2013 as firms across the country participated in what appeared to be a robust national economic rebound.
The owners of Southbrook Mall got $1.5 million in improvements from City Hall this week. But it wasn't the $1.5 million the owners of the Whitehaven mall wanted in 2012, when the city contemplated giving them that sum to fix the roof and make repairs to the mall's heating and air conditioning system.
After finally latching on to the broader national economic recovery in 2013, the Memphis-area commercial real estate market shook of the last vestiges of the Great Recession and roared back to life in 2014 with the office, retail, industrial and apartment sectors all producing solid gains.
765 Tanglewood St.Memphis TN 38104Sale Amount: $27,000
Sale Date: Feb. 9, 2015Buyer: Charles S. "Charlie" RyanSeller: Cowles Development Company LLCDetails: Developer Charles S. "Charlie" Ryan has acquired a key piece of Midtown property.
Kroger is preparing to make significant improvements to a Cordova store.
The grocery giant has applied to the city-county Office of construction Code Enforcement for a $460,000 building permit to "remodel" the store at 1230 N. Houston Levee Road.
Sprouts Farmers Market, a fast-growing specialty grocery chain, has set an opening date for its first Memphis-area store.
Phoenix-based Sprouts, which replicate the look and feel of an indoor farmers market and specialize in fresh, organic and healthy food, will open a 28,000-square-foot store in a former Kroger at 9050 U.S. 64 in Lakeland on May 13.
Technology changes just about everything, even art. But the 50th Annual Mid-South Scholastic Art Awards didn't lack for entries – 2,185 individual submissions and another 80 senior portfolios.
"The same technology that has shortened the way we communicate – 140 characters – has opened up other ways of visually communicating," said Elesha Newberry, associate director of education at the Brooks Museum of Art. "In the past five years, the number of photography entries has risen greatly.
We are too easy. Say the words "Cheesecake Factory" and we act like we've won the lottery.
All of our problems are solved. The historically high poverty rate that has plagued us for generations is about to become a thing of the past.
NEW YORK (AP) – Coke is coming out with premium milk that has more protein and less sugar than regular. And it's betting people will pay twice as much for it.
The national rollout of Fairlife over the next several weeks marks Coca-Cola's entry into the milk case in the U.S. and is one way the world's biggest beverage maker is diversifying its offerings as Americans continue turning away from soft drinks.
Memphis officials say they were blindsided by the announcement from Macy's that it was closing its store at Southland Mall in Whitehaven and hope they can prevent more retailers from closing inner city locations.
The Memphis-area retail sector, fueled by several new retailers entering the market and a massive amount of grocery-based activity, experienced a strong 2014.
Grocery store activity came into full bloom this year, with market leader Kroger investing heavily in its stores and higher-end, organic-focused chains targeting the market for growth.
Some of the most telling views of Memphis are the ones many of us see for only seconds at a time as we drive on viaducts that take us and our cars just above the treetops and rooftops of older neighborhoods interrupted by the roadways.
Maybe it was that last Facebook post that put them over the top. Or, maybe it was the #voteforgoats hashtag.
Little Seed Farm's goats aren't telling, but they do look a bit smug.
The goats, along with Little Seed Farm owners James and Eileen Ray, recently pulled in a cool $25,000 by snagging the top spot in furnishing retailer west elm's, "We Love LOCAL Small Business'' grant contest.
Eclectic Eye has announced that its Midtown eyewear boutique will support the DeNeuville Learning Center this holiday season by collecting items from the organization's wish list.
DeNeuville is a nonprofit in Midtown that guides women from all backgrounds and cultures in learning the skills needed to make positive choices for themselves and their families through education, counseling and promoting ways to enhance self-worth.
Stephen Graw first moved to Green Hills in 2004 right after college, renting a house with a bunch of buddies from school. Like his neighborhood, he's done a lot of growing in the last decade and is now a senior advisor at Sperry Van Ness Nashville and on the Chamber West Leadership Council.
Jasmine Morris, a 27-year-old Memphis native, had been renting while trying to raise her daughter, but she always longed to follow her dream of owning a home.
That long-awaited dream is finally becoming a reality.
The old owners of Overton Square had a plan to remove existing local tenants and retailers and replace them with national retailers.
They succeeded in emptying Overton Square of tenants, but couldn't attract new national retailers, leaving what was left to twist in the wind.
HONEST EXCHANGES. Parked at the curb, he honked his horn when I walked by, earbuds firmly in place, somewhere in the middle of Morning Edition.
"Where's your wife?" he asked through the open door of the city bus he was driving. "Stress fracture," I answered, "I'm on my own." "Hope she gets better soon," he said, "and tell her I'm retiring November 21st." "I'll do that," I said, leaning in to shake his hand, "and good luck." I stepped back, and he pulled away with another toot of the horn and a wave. He's been waving at us like that for years since his bus is generally passing when we walk out of our driveway each morning, as familiar he to us and us to him as one morning is to another, a dependable sign that this day is up and on schedule.
Loeb Properties Inc. plans to build on the momentum it has created at Overton Square while turning its attention to other parts of Midtown.
Commercial real estate can offer insight into the strength of the local economy. Through the office, retail, industrial and apartment developments that mark the region the economy at work in the real world can be seen.
Get used to the name Lake District. You'll probably be hearing more about it in the near future. Lake District is the new name for the revamped project being planned at the old Lakeland Factory Outlet Mall site.
Lamar Alexander and Gordon Ball were on the same campaign trail but different races at about this time 36 years ago.
Josh Hammond, the president of Buster's Liquor and Wines, sums up the position he has to overcome in a word – convenience.
That is how backers of the referendums on the Nov. 4 ballot to allow wine sales in food stores are selling the proposition to voters via television ads as early voters are making their choices on the questions in Memphis, Bartlett, Collierville, Arlington, Millington and Germantown.
3150 Village Shops DriveGermantown, TN 38138
Project Cost: $1.5 million
Applied: Oct. 14, 2014
Yes, Overton Square is booming, but that may not have been the case without Memphis-based Loeb Properties Inc.
The gentle soul who used to get his hair cut by an Everly Father a couple of doors down – and who pumped 100 percent pure gas to keep country immortal Ernest Tubb movin' on – has enjoyed the last four-plus decades next to what used to be called Hailey's Shopping Center.
Sprouts Farmers Market is moving ahead with developing its new Germantown grocery store.
Sprouts, one of the fastest growing grocery chains in the country, has filed $1.5 million building permit with the city-county Office of Construction Code Enforcement.
1432 Kimbrough Road and 1468 Kimbrough RoadGermantown, TN 38138Project Cost: $2.6 million
Kroger has applied for a building permit to renovate its Southgate Shopping Center store at 1977 S. Third St. in South Memphis.
The tag "Hip Donelson" evoked plenty of snickers, eye rolls and snarky comments when it first appeared. After all, the local joke goes, Donelson's known for hip replacements – not hipsters.
1918 North ParkwayMemphis, TN 38112Sale Amount: $6.1 million
Sale Date: Sept. 16, 2014Buyer: Lynxco LLCSeller: Cotton Council Apartments LLCDetails: Lynxco LLC, an affiliate of Rhodes College, has purchased the former National Cotton Council building on North Parkway in Midtown for $6.1 million. Rhodes intends to use it as student housing, according to the school's website.
Sprouts Farmers Market, a fast-growing specialty grocery chain, has confirmed it will open two Memphis-area stores in 2015, one in Germantown and another in Lakeland.
Sprouts will turn the 30,000-square-foot former Schnucks location at The Shops of Forest Hill at Poplar Avenue and Forest Hill-Irene Road in Germantown into one of its stores, which replicate the look and feel of an indoor farmers market and specialize in fresh, organic and healthy food.
Sprouts Farmers Market has applied for a building permit to turn the old Kroger store in Lakeland into one of its upscale grocery stores.
Sprout applied for a $650,000 building permit to renovate the former Kroger at 9050 U.S. 64 in Lakeland. The building permit application lists AAD Fitch Inc. as the architect on the project.
In mid-August, Memphis Police brass realized they had a crime problem in different parts of the city.
"We realized we had a spike in crime," is how Deputy Police Chief Clete Knight put it Wednesday, Sept. 17, to a neighborhood group in East Memphis.
Kroger has pulled an $11 million building permit for its new Union Avenue store in Midtown.
The existing Kroger store, which sits on a 1.1-acre site at 1745 Union, will be demolished for a parking lot for the new 74,000-square-foot store. Kroger has already completed the demolition of the Belvedere Apartments to make way for the new store at 1761 Union, which will include a larger pharmacy and new refrigeration and freezer cases, among other changes. Kroger has invested a little over $50 million in the Memphis area over the last three years and will invest north of an additional $50 million over the next three years.
Kroger has wrapped up the $4 million renovation of its store at Poplar Avenue and Cleveland Street.
The renovation has brought new features to the property that include a new exterior and entry way, new cases and lighting, fresh sushi and an expanded natural and organic section.
Memphis police could make more arrests in the Poplar Plaza mob attack, but investigators believe they have the teenagers who started the riot on the parking lot of the Kroger supermarket Saturday, Sept. 6, that injured three people.
For much of the week after the Saturday, Sept. 6, mob attack at the Poplar Plaza shopping center, Memphis Police Director Toney Armstrong has resolutely kept his focus on the incident.
But the larger issues of violence in Memphis and specifically youth violence – and the criminal justice system response to both – have never been far away.
The amount of traffic that comes through the intersection of Highland Street and Poplar Avenue has made it a favorite of causes through the years – from war protestors and advocates to those on both sides of the death penalty, and, more recently, city employees upset over benefit changes.
Memphis police had arrested and charged 11 juveniles by the end of the day Monday, Sept. 8, in the mob attack Saturday at the Poplar Plaza shopping center.
Memphis Police Director Toney Armstrong said several parents had followed the advice he and Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. gave Sunday and turned in their children after learning they may have been involved in the attack that injured two other teenagers working at the Kroger supermarket at Poplar Plaza.
The next front in City Hall's discussion of youth violence won't be another crime summit.
The last one happened just days before and within a mile of the Poplar Plaza shopping center where a mob of teenagers attacked, beat and injured three people Saturday, Sept 6.
Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. says the parents of the teenagers who attacked, beat and injured three people on the parking lot of the Poplar Plaza Kroger supermarket in East Memphis should bring their children in to authorities immediately.
NEW YORK (AP) – Supermarket chain Kroger said Friday it will hire about 20,000 workers to fill permanent jobs.
Kroger Co. is the largest U.S. supermarket operator and it runs Ralph's, Fry's, and other chains. The company had 375,000 full- and part-time employees as of Feb. 1 and says it has created around 40,000 new jobs in the past six years.
A "high-end" grocery store chain not currently serving the Memphis market has leased the shuttered former Kroger store at 9050 U.S. 64 in Lakeland and should open in the spring, according to a Lakeland official.
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Expression of the Epigenetic factor BORIS (CTCFL) in the Human Genome
1 Division of Hematology and Oncology, School of Medicine, Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, CA 92354, USA
2 Department of Medicine, University of California, San Diego, CA 92093, USA
3 Department of Molecular Immunology, Institute for Molecular Medicine, Huntington Beach, CA 92647, USA
4 Therinject LLC, San Diego, CA 92121, USA
5 RenovoCyte LLC, Indianapolis, IN 46202, USA
6 NovaRX Corporation, Stem Cell Dept., San Diego, CA 92121, USA
7 Department of Dermatology, Georgetown Dermatology, Washington, DC 20017, USA
8 University of California, Irvine, Institute for Memory Impairments and Neurological Disorders, Irvine, CA 92697, USA
9 Mechnikov Research Institute of Vaccine and Sera, Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Moscow, 105064, Russia
Journal of Translational Medicine 2011, 9:213 doi:10.1186/1479-5876-9-213Published: 14 December 2011
BORIS, or CTCFL, the so called Brother of the Regulator of Imprinted Sites because of the extensive homology in the central DNA binding region of the protein to the related regulator, CTCF, is expressed in early gametogenesis and in multiple cancers but not in differentiated somatic cells. Thus it is a member of the cancer testes antigen group (CTAs). Since BORIS and CTCF target common DNA binding sites, these proteins function on two levels, the first level is their regulation via the methylation context of the DNA target site and the second level is their distinct and different epigenetic associations due to differences in the non-homologous termini of the proteins. The regulation on both of these levels is extensive and complex and the sphere of influence of each of these proteins is associated with vastly different cellular signaling processes. On the level of gene expression, BORIS has three known promoters and multiple spliced mRNAs which adds another level of complexity to this intriguing regulator. BORIS expression is observed in the majority of cancer tissues and cell lines analyzed up to today. The expression profile and essential role of BORIS in cancer make this molecule very attractive target for cancer immunotherapy. This review summarizes what is known about BORIS regarding its expression, structure, and function and then presents some theoretical considerations with respect to its genome wide influence and its potential for use as a vaccine for cancer immunotherapy.


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HARLAN COUNTY, Ky. (WYMT) - There will be a new sheriff in Harlan County next year. Incumbent Marvin Lipfird lost in the Democrat primary.
Retired Kentucky State Police Captain Leslie "Smitty" Smith won the democrat primary by nearly 1500 votes and will move on to November.
In the Republican Primary, Jayson Howard beat John Teagle by 300 votes. Howard previously worked in law enforcement and the Sheriff's Office.
Smith and Howard both thanked supporters and say they are ready for the November race.
"I just like to thank everybody that got out and voted. All the people that supported me up to this point and I like to ask them to continue their support and move on into the November race," said Smith.
"November is long road away. We've just got to buckle down and work hard. Smitty is a good friend of mine. I've known him for years. I couldn't say a bad work about him, so either way we go, the people have spoke. We've already got change, so either way, we're in good shape," said Howard.
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7 Best Winter Foods
By Sumitra Nair, Team iDiva | posted Nov 20th 2012 at 6:00AM
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It's that time of the year when you want to stay in and sip cups of latte under a blanket. What better way to spend winter, right? But it is also the season of colds and flus. Here are other foods that will not just keep you warm, but will keep you fit through winter too
Sweet potatoes
Sweet potatoes are highly nutritious roots. "Roots are excellent foods for winter as they provide you with warmth," says Mumbai-based consultant dietician Dr Sunita Dube. They are also a good source of dietary fibre and carbohydrates. They are also a good source of Vitamins A and C and a good source of minerals like manganese and copper. So have them, boiled, baked or even in a soup!
Another root to have this season is potato. These are a good healthy source of carbs and dietary fibre and are rich in Vitamin A. So have 'em baked, roasted, grilled or even in a potato-leek soup.
"Greens are good for you during winter too as they are rich in antioxidants," says dietician Maithili Pashtekar. Antioxidants perk you up and keep winter blues at bay. Spinach is also a good source of iron and calcium. So, whip up those soups and juices to start your day with!
Sesame seeds
Sesame seeds will keep you warm too. "Sesame or til chikkis are best eaten during winter as they produce heat in our body and are a good source of calcium too," says Maithili. It is best had after a meal as it aides digestion. It is a good source of minerals like magnesium, iron, manganese and copper. These seeds helps your skin to retain moisture too!
"Peanuts are rich in antioxidants," says Dr Sunita. These nuts also provide warmth to our system. Peanuts are a good source of vitamin E and B3. What's more, because it is a good source of monounsaturated fats, it is a heart-friendly food too .
Bajra and Jowar
Millets like bajra and jowar also make for great meals during winter. "They are rich in calcium," says Dr Sunita. Winter is the time we fortify our body and these millets help in absorption of calcium and build muscle tissue, she goes on to say. So make a meal of bhakris with jowar or bajra flour and spicy garlic chutney!
Oily Fish
Oily fish are a good source of vitamin D. "Vitmain D levels could go down during winter," says Maithili. Moreover, they are a good source of omega 3 fats that will help prevent mood swings by elevating the serotonin levels in your body.
"Pomegranates are a good source of polyphenols, a powerful antioxidant," says Dr Sunita. It is also a good source of minerals like calcium and phosphorus. "This combination works well in boosting our immunity," says Dr Sunita.
Here are a Few More Tips from Dr Sunita for a Healthy, Happy Winter
- Include a lot of berries like strawberries and blueberries in your diet as these are rich in antioxidants and will perk you up in no time.
- Don't forget to keep yourself hydrated even during winter. It is essential not only to keep your system functioning smoothly, but beautiful skin too.
- Avoid rich foods, eg. deep fried foods and cheese. These are unhealthy at all times. And you won't notice the extra pounds you have put on until summer!
- Choose to drink herbal teas like green tea, jasmine and chamomile over tea and coffee to prevent ODing on caffeine.
Do you have any more tips for a healthy winter? Leave us a comment and let us know.
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A couple of Florida men remain in the Henry County Jail without bond, after they were arrested during a routine traffic stop along the interstate in Locust Grove.
Cedric Lamont Jenkins and Anthony Jamel Johnson, both from Havana, Fla., were traveling southbound on I-75 when they were stopped by Henry County Police, said Henry Police Maj. Jason Bolton. On Friday, Henry Police Officer S. Torbush stopped Jenkins, who was the driver, for illegal window tint on the Nissan Altima.
Torbush detected the drugs and, after searching the vehicle, found cocaine and marijuana.
The men were arrested and charged with trafficking cocaine and felony possession of marijuana.
"The officer, upon making contact with the driver, smelled a strong odor of men's cologne and a faint odor of raw marijuana from inside the vehicle," said Bolton. "Based on the odor of marijuana, the officer conducted a probable-cause search of the vehicle, which revealed two packages wrapped in duct tape concealed in the trunk."
Police found one package contained approximately two pounds of cocaine, and the other approximately one pound of marijuana.
Later the same day, Jenkins, 31, and Johnson, 26, appeared before Henry County Magistrate Court Judge Robert Godwin. Their preliminary hearings were reset to April 18, in order to allow the men to hire attorneys, according to court records. Godwin bound their cases over to Henry County Superior Court.
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The Red Bull Crashed Ice course, 1,300 feet of icy hills, jumps, twists and turns, humbled skaters Thursday in St. Paul - some to the point they needed medical attention.
"This course is a little crazy," said Mayor Chris Coleman, one of the first skaters to attempt a section of the course and who quickly wound up flat on the ice.
An ambulance was parked next to the small section the mayor skated with his son Aidan and city council member Melvin Carter.
Coleman's wife, Connie, and his son tried to talk the mayor out of the attempt, saying it was too dangerous.
"Everyone is alive. Alive is good," Connie Coleman said afterward.
The mayor didn't need the ambulance, but others did.
U.S. amateur contestants, predominately from Minnesota, crashed one after the other down the course through hours of time trials Thursday, hoping to make the cut and participate Saturday in four-skater races.
Despite a requirement to wear full hockey pads, bones were broken, bodies bruised and faces bloodied.
"The course is insane," said Joey Velasquez of Bloomington, who bled from the lip after "biting it so bad" on his first run. "The ice conditions are terrible."
"This is the most technical course I've ever seen," said U.S. team coach Charlie Wasley of Savage, an experienced hockey player who has skated several Crashed Ice courses.
Skaters start from a three-story-tall hill next to the Cathedral of St.
A double jump at the bottom of the course appeared to be giving skaters the most trouble Thursday. Most finished the run in about a minute.
"I've seen some pretty bad falls," said Alex Arnason of Maple Grove, who survived the course on his first run with no serious injuries. "I don't want to go to the hospital."
Lisa Sarne, a Minnesota RollerGirl from West St. Paul, planned a run at the course but broke a skate before she had a chance at a time trial. The equipment failure seemed like a warning, she said.
"The track was terrible," Sarne said. "It was much worse than I expected. I saw people being carried out on stretchers. It turned from fun to serious pretty quickly."
Skaters were apprehensive, but the spectators loved it. They rang bells and banged on the boards as skaters zipped by. "Oohs" could be heard as contestants flew through the air and "ahhs" rang out as they crashed to the ice.
"When they come over these two jumps here, it is insane," said Nashue Jordan of St. Paul, an auto mechanic student at nearby St.
University of Minnesota students Lauren Bergal and Kelly Miller are on winter break and plan to attend all three days of the event. This was Bergal's second race - she caught one in Duluth, too.
"It is awesome to have it here," she said. "We are coming early and ready. It is unlike anything I ever saw."
Coleman shares her enthusiasm. He has wanted to bring Crashed Ice to St. Paul since Red Bull hosted a 2006 mountain bike race through the city skyway.
"I've been after them for years," he said.
The crowds are expected to grow today and peak at about 75,000 for Saturday's final event. International contestants will skate the course throughout today, and the top 64 will go head-to-head in four-person competition Saturday. Admission and shuttles from across the city are free.
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(The Desert Sun) -- On Friday, Google launched a fresh take on the old Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon meme when it launched the "Bacon Number" -- a Google search easter egg that allows the curious to type in almost any actor's name followed by the words "Bacon number" to quickly find out how close a given actor is to Bacon and how, specifically, they're connected.
"The notion of [the Bacon Number] is based on a pretty popular term among mathematicians and scientists, called the Erdös Number," Google's Yossi Matias tells Time.com, referring to mathematician Paul Erdös who is rumored to be linked to all mathematicians to some degree. "People are quite fascinated by these small-world phenomena."
Bacon, of course, is the star of the original 1984 "Footloose" who went on to fame, fortune and meme-ness and, next, will star as a troubled cop in the new serial killer hunt drama, "The Following," slated to premiere midseason on FOX.
Whether Google's new Bacon Number has anything to do with building buzz for the show isn't clear, but it does provide quick and easy way to calculate the Bacon Number of your favorite stars of past and present.
In the 10 Newsroom, we found it tough to get a number higher than 3. Some of our tests:
Marlon Brando: 2
The connection: Brando and Robert Duvall appeared in The Godfather. Duvall and Bacon appeared in Jayne Mansfield's Car.
Charles Nelson Reilly: 2
The connection: Charles Nelson Reilly and Burt Reynolds were in All Dogs Go to Heaven. Reynolds and Bacon appeared in Starting Over.
Snooki: 3
The connection: Jersey Shore star Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi appeared with Larry David in The Three Stooges. David and Dianne Wiest were in Radio Days, and Wiest and Bacon were in Footloose.
Tom Cruise: 1
The connection: Oh yeah... Cruise and Bacon were both in A Few Good Men.
Lindsay Lohan: 2
The connection: Lohan and Matt Dillon appeared in Herbie: Fully Loaded. Dillon and Bacon appeared in Wild Things.
Fritz Lang: 3
The connection: Lang is a director best known for his groundbreaking 1927 German silent film Metropolis. And his number is only a 3?! Lang actually appeared with actor Jack Palance in the 1963 movie Contempt. Palance appeared in Cops and Robbersons with Dianne Wiest, who was in Footloose with Bacon.


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Wind gust speeds reported in the Fox Valley
Location; speed; time reported
Greenville (Outagamie County Regional Airport); 64 mph; 9:33 a.m.
Appleton (Lawrence University); 72 mph; 9:35 a.m.
Oshkosh (EAA grounds); 74 mph; 9:36 a.m.
Sherwood; 81 mph; 9:40 a.m.
Wrightstown; 78 mph; 9:45 a.m.
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Storm forces school, other closures; site switched for Neenah-Menasha game
The Menasha vs. Neenah football game has been moved to Calder Stadium. The game will begin at 7 p.m.
The Neenah Joint School District closed seven schools at 11:30 a.m. because of extended power outages.
The schools are Coolidge, Hoover, Roosevelt, Tullar and Wilson elementary schools, Horace Mann Middle School and Neenah High School.
All other Neenah schools will remain open, operating on their normal schedule.
ACES Xavier schools have also closed.
The Building for Kids Children's Museum is closed.
WHBY-am 1150 reported that the Appleton Public Library and Outagamie County Family Court Commissioners' office are closed.
Sirens blare in Little Chute
When the sirens in Little Chute began blaring today, students and staff at St. John's Elementary School immediately went into tornado drill mode, heading from their classrooms to a safer place downstairs below ground level.
No matter that it was only their second day of classes and St. John's educates a wide age range of children from preschoolers as young as three through eighth grade.
Dan Neubauer, director of membership and development for St. John's parish and school, and father of two youngsters who attend St. John's, evacuated right along with the kids.
"Everyone went downstairs in orderly fashion to the designated spots till the all-clear, and staff did an awesome job of keeping the kids entertained and following the safety rules," Neubauer said.
For the most part the kids showed no nerves, he added.
"The kids did great. What nerves there were weren't restricted to age and staff took care of it," he added. "We just sat tight and rode it out."
After he emerged, Neubauer surveyed the damage.
"We're looking at it right now he said late morning. There are some trees down and there is some damage to a couple cars."
While St. John's has had to put safety drills to the real-life test in the past, this powerful storm with straight-line winds blew in just about as early in a school year as it can.
"Nobody expects this the second day of school," said Neubauer. He said one veteran teacher of 35 years said she could not remember a dangerous storm this early in the school year. "Considering the uniqueness of it, everything went well," he said.
Menasha School Supt. Bob Kobylski said Menasha's sirens did not go off, and it was business as usual there, but Maplewood Middle School "heard the sirens for Appleton and they went into tornado preparedness process."
He said Menasha schools were lucky "to dodge the brunt of the storm" on just the second day of classes, but students and staff are prepared for whenever bad weather occurs.
"It's fortunate we practice this (tornado drills) all the time."
At Electa Quinney Elementary School in Kaukauna, 650 pupils in grades one through four did exactly what they were supposed to do, said Missy Jersett, administrative assistant.
"Everyone handled it well. The kids were wonderful and staff made it very comfortable for them. We lost power, but not even for an hour."
Jersett said she has worked in schools since 1999 and cannot recall staff and students having to react to a big storm merely one day into the school year. "This was quite a practice run."
The National Weather Service said the �complex of thunderstorms� packing winds of 70-80 mph, hard rain and some pea-sized hail roared through the Fox Cities at mid-morning causing scattered damage reports and power outages.
�It sounds like the Appleton area was the hardest hit,� said Teri Egger, National Weather Service meteoroglist. �We had numerous damage reports with the winds. We had a report of a semi blown over, a lot of trees down and power lines down.�
�There was a complex of thunderstorms that had enough strength to tap into stronger winds aloft and bring them down to the surface,� said Egger.
Weather officials thought that severe weather was more likely this afternoon but Egger said the complex formed over Iowa this morning and was able to maintain its strength as it came into Wisconsin ahead of the cold front. She said the thunderstorms hit Waushara and Outagamie County the hardest.
�The strength of them (winds) as they went through Appleton being 70 to 80 mph that�s unusual,� she said. �But we have a cold front to our west and a lot of unstable air over us so for the thunderstorms to develop and move through, it was just a (strong) complex and it was able to bring a lot of strong winds down.�
The Outagamie County Airport had a peak wind gust of 69 mph, Egger said.
Rainfall totals were a half inch or less, Egger said.
�The rain was not a real significant issue,� she said. �There was numerous reports of hail but only pea size as storms went through.�
More severe weather is possible later this afternoon.
�There�s a possibility of it (more severe) because the cold front hasn�t gone through,� Egger said. �But it all depends whether we can clear out in time to get more instability built up.�
The strong winds flipped a semi that was driving north on U.S. 41 just north of Jacobsen Road shortly after 10 a.m. today. �He was traveling empty and the wind just blew him (over),� said Pam Jentz, public fire and life safety educator for the Town of Menasha Fire Department. The semi-driver was uninjured but the crash blocked at least one of the three northbound lanes and caused a significant traffic backup while the semi was moved.
Downtown Appleton buildings had no power and none of the stoplights were working this morning.
At the Copper Rock Coffee Co., customers were largely unfazed by the fierce storm.
�Everyone carried on with their meetings,� said barista Dana Van Dalen. �People stayed calm. There wasn�t a huge freak-out reaction.�
Even an hour after the power had gone out, a handful of customers still huddled around the glow of their laptops or sat on couches near the front window. They could still get coffee and scones.
�We can still take cash,� Van Dalen said. �We�ve been using our cell phones as flashlights.� (They eventually decided to shut about noon.)
Inside City Center Plaza, which also didn�t have electricity, Green Gecko owner Bob Wall said he and his staff were still able to make sandwiches and they had a steady trickle of customers.
The City Center building�s head maintenance tech, Dave Dorow, said at 11 a.m. that the power wouldn�t be restored for about 3 hours. Beyond that, damage was minimal. �Two canopies are shredded pretty bad and it blew out a second floor window at the children�s museum. Three people were stuck in the elevator and we got them out pretty quickly with the fire department.�
Workers swept up glass from the children�s museum�s shattered outer window.
They didn�t have a �falling glass� sign, so they put out a sandwich board that read �Caution, Watch for falling snow off of building.�
Nancy Nygaard, who owns Studio Kitchens in City Center decided work had to be done, electricity or no electricity. She pulled her drafting table into the lobby to continue working on a drawing of a back splash.
Neighborhood streets near Appleton West were an obstacle course of yellow caution tape from the fire department, downed wires and large limbs split from mature trees. The storm hopscotched through the area, with Winnebago Street largely untouched and the next street, Oklahoma, littered with fallen branches and wires.
Oklahoma Street resident Shawn Huhn stood on her front porch, holding a cherubic niece, 10 month-old Sadie, as she waited for an electrician. �Our power is out,� she said. �They said they have four people before us.�
The entire �service mast,� a tube carrying electrical wires, had been ripped from the side of her home. �We have to get this repaired by an electrician before WE Energies will come to restore the power,� she said.
Just then, a weary-looking worker from Suburban Electrical arrived to assess the damage.
�Sadie slept through the storm,� Huhn said. �She slept through the sirens and through all the noise of us running around and closing everything.�
A few doors away, teenagers congregated on the street. High school doesn�t start until next week.
Morgan Manuel, 15, admitted she didn�t like storms and had texted all her friends while she sat in the basement. �I told them I was freaking out. When the storm stopped, I sent them a picture of the trees that were down and they said �oh, you had a reason to freak out.��
Viewing the damage
After the storm passed, Neenah resident Linda Demerath gathered in the 600 block of W. Winneconne Avenue to view the damage.
She said she tried to tune in a radio station before the storm hit, but all she could hear was static.
"The wind picked up really fast," Demerath said. "The sirens didn't even go off here in Neenah. The sirens went off in Appleton but not Neenah."
Demerath heard a thump while she was inside her house. She thought that might have been a tree that fell onto her neighbor's house.
"I was scared," she said. "I really was scared. It was bad."
In Menasha, the storm brought down several large trees in and around Smith Park.
More storm damage
�A lot of trees down, power lines down, trees on top of power lines and a few areas where we had some trees fall on garages or houses,� said Assistant Kaukauna Fire Chief Don Grindheim.
He said there were widespread power outages throughout the city but most were back in service by about 1:30 p.m.
�We haven�t had any injuries, no ambulance calls, just wires down and power outages and damage from the trees,� Grindheim said. �You feel sorry for the people that continue to have the damage. They�re the ones with the big 100-year-old trees. This wind gets a hold of those trees and really does some damage.�
�There were lots and lots of trees down, power and utility lines down in numerous locations,� said Al Schaefer, community enrichment director, Kimberly.
�I know there�s some trees on cars and houses but I have not seen or heard of any significant damage at this point,� Schaefer said. �Lots and lots of branches. Obviously it�s a lot of clean up and a lot of mess. We�re not aware of any injuries or any real serious damage to property.�
�I would say by 7 o�clock tonight we should have all lanes open on all streets,� said Kimberly Street Commissioner Dave VanderVelden. �A lot of cleanup to follow but for the most part we�ll get it off the street. There�s a lot of broken branches still hung up in the trees� along with �lots� of downed power lines.
Earlier reports: Storm slams Fox Cities, causes major damage; some schools close, power out
Lt. Pat Matuszewski of the Appleton Police Department urged people to stay off the streets as much as possible because of the danger of downed power lines throughout the city.
For those who do have to travel, "definitely be cautious when approaching any intersection."
He also asked drivers to exercise patience and courtesy, particularly at interesections where traffic signals aren't functional.
"When things like this happen, humanity really seems to shine," he said.
Matuszewski said the department was flooded with calls once the storm passed.
Emergencies, including one instance of a tree falling on an occupied car, took priority.
Matuszewski had no information on whether anyone was injured in the car or elsewhere by the storm.
Officers helped clean up hazards, including work stringing police tape across streets near downed lines.
We Energies said about 26,338 customers in the Appleton area were without power at 2:30 p.m. as a result of the storm.
"We have crews out right now, and they are assessing the damage," We Energies spokeswoman Cathy Schulze said.
The outages can be monitored at http://www.we-energies.com/outagemapext/.
The storm brought down a 40-by-140-foot tent that was set up for the annual Labor Day celebration in the parking lot of Lucky Dog'z, 157 S. Green Bay Road, in Neenah. Only one of the tent's seven center poles can be reused. The others bent like straws.
Michael Chancey, an employee of McVey Tent & Expo of Appleton, said the center poles and side poles pierced through the top of the tent.
"You're probably looking at about $130,000 worth of damage," Chancey said.
McVey Tent & Expo brought in new poles and tops for the tent. "It takes about four hours to put it up, so hopefully it won't be too bad," Chancey said. "We're just going to have to fight the weather."
Hortonville High School reported 60 mph winds and was without power as of 10 a.m., according to the National Weather Service.
A spotter in Winnebago County reported a dock damaged on the north side of Lake Winnebago as well as branches and trees down nearby.
�We have reports of extensive power outages all over the county,� said Capt. Mike Jobe of the Outagamie County Sheriff�s Department.
Jobe said he didn�t immediately have details as to damages left in the storm�s wake.
�We�re getting geared up to assess the damage,� he said.
Early damage reports included downed power lines, fallen trees, including some that fell on cars, according to emergency radio dispatches.
Mark Martenson, who lives on Oneida Street in Appleton, said the storm blew in just as he turned on the television to find out what was happening. He was eating breakfast in the living room as a tree limb smashed through the window about seven feet away.
"I was just hoping it wasn't on the rest of my house," he said.
Huge limbs filled his front yard.
"It messed up my three-day weekend," he said with a smile.
A wall collapsed at a building on Perkins Street in Appleton.
Tom Salzman, a resident along Appleton's Division Street, came out after the storm to find a tree had split across the street and landed on top of his car.
Fortunately, he was able to get the car out from beneath the limbs. He didn't notice any damages.
"It came so quickly," he said. "It was like a whitewash of rain."
Stop lights are not working throughout downtown and along College Avenue on Appleton's west side.
Residents in the 1700 block of Perkins Street and surrounding neighborhoods in Appleton have been without power for several hours.
"It just came up out of nowhere," Perkins Street resident Mike Loper said. "It took me by surprise."
Residents throughout the neighborhood were assessing damage and clearing debris from yards.
In the Neenah-Menasha area, there were numerous reports of power outages, downed power lines, downed trees in roadways and accumulating water on streets.
Considerable damage was seen along Winneconne Avenue in Neenah, where downed trees landed on houses and others on yards. The trees are roughly 2-feet in diamater.
A traffic light at Winneconne and Harrison was out as of 10:30 a.m.
A large tent that was placed on S. Green Bay Road in Neenah for Monday's Labor Day celebration was leveled by high winds this morning. Workers were on scene trying to re-assemble the tent.
The high winds blew metal sheeting off a building at the corner of Marathon Avenue and W. Cecil Street in Neenah.
A downed power line blocked motorists at King and Henry Streets in Neenah.
Stop lights were not functioning late this morning at Winneconne Avenue and Tullar Street and Winneconne and Westowne in Neenah, two heavily traveled areas.
Tullar Avenue in Neenah was closed between Winneconne Avenue and Rock Ledge Road because of a downed power line.
Town of Menasha police officer Jason Weber said there were numerous trees and power lines down throughout the town.
In addition, a semitruck and trailer was blown on its side at U.S. 41 and U.S. 10.
Police and fire officials were scrambling to keep up with the numerous calls from residents.
"There are some power outages that have affected some traffic lights," said Aaron Zemlock of the Menasha Police Department. "There was some concern for a few boaters who were out on the lake when the storm hit but it appears that all made it to shore safely."


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by Matthew Larrabee
Real Estate Services Group, Inc.
Useful Web Sites
Oregonians in Action – sponsored Measure 37
League of Oregon Cities
League of Oregon Cities – links to newspaper articles from around the state
1000 Friends of Oregon –
activists' website
http://www.registerguard.com/news/2005/01/15/a1.measure37.0115.html 1000 Friends Lawsuit against Measure 37
Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development (DLCD) – explains how to
file M37 claims with the State
DLCD website, has lists of local plan amendments by county, dating back to 1987
Historical Zoning Maps and Zoning Ordinances for Multnomah
Oregon Department of Administrative Services (DAS) – Statewide registry of
Oregonian article on Beaverton's
first Measure 37 claim – wetlands setback
State, City and County Measure 37 Claim Information:
http://www.oregon.gov/DAS/Risk/docs/M37Form.pdf State of Oregon M37
claim form
City of Portland M37 claim form
Multnomah County M37 claim form
http://www.co.washington.or.us/deptmts/lut/land_dev/37letter.htm Washington County M37 information page
Clackamas County M37 information page
http://www.co.deschutes.or.us/go/objectid/916553B5-BDBD-57C1-96E9F4324D8217E9 Deschutes County M37 information page
City of Eugene M37 claim form
http://www.leg.state.or.us/05reg/measpdf/sb0400.dir/sb0406.intro.pdf Oregon Senate Bill 406, sponsor, Senator
Schrader (D), Canby
The following provisions are added to and made a part
of ORS chapter 197:
If a public entity enacts or enforces a new land use regulation or enforces a
land use regulation enacted prior to the effective date of this amendment that
restricts the use of private real property or any interest therein and has the
effect of reducing the fair market value of the property, or any interest
therein, then the owner of the property shall be paid just compensation.
Just compensation shall be equal to the reduction in the fair market value of
the affected property interest resulting from enactment or enforcement of the
land use regulation as of the date the owner makes written demand for
compensation under this act.
Subsection (1) of this act shall not apply to land use regulations:
Restricting or prohibiting activities commonly and historically recognized as
public nuisances under common law. This subsection shall be construed
narrowly in favor of a finding of compensation under this act;
Restricting or prohibiting activities for the protection of public health and
safety, such as fire and building codes, health and sanitation regulations,
solid or hazardous waste regulations, and pollution control regulations;
To the extent the land use regulation is required to comply with federal law;
Restricting or prohibiting the use of a property for the purpose of selling
pornography or performing nude dancing. Nothing in this subsection,
however, is intended to affect or alter rights provided by the Oregon or United States Constitutions; or
Enacted prior to the date of acquisition of the property by the owner or a
family member of the owner who owned the subject property prior to acquisition
or inheritance by the owner, whichever occurred first.
(4) Just
compensation under subsection (1) of this act shall be due the owner of the
property if the land use regulation continues to be enforced against the
property 180 days after the owner of the property makes written demand for
compensation under this section to the public entity enacting or enforcing the
land use regulation.
(5) For
claims arising from land use regulations enacted prior to the effective date of
this act, written demand for compensation under subsection (4) shall be made
within two years of the effective date of this act, or the date the public
entity applies the land use regulation as an approval criteria to an
application submitted by the owner of the property, whichever is
later. For claims arising from land use regulations enacted after the
effective date of this act, written demand for compensation under subsection
(4) shall be made within two years of the enactment of the land use regulation,
or the date the owner of the property submits a land use application in which
the land use regulation is an approval criteria, whichever is later.
(6) If a
land use regulation continues to apply to the subject property more than 180
days after the present owner of the property has made written demand for
compensation under this act, the present owner of the property, or any interest
therein, shall have a cause of action for compensation under this act in the
circuit court in which the real property is located, and the present owner of
the real property shall be entitled to reasonable attorney fees, expenses,
costs, and other disbursements reasonably incurred to collect the compensation.
metropolitan service district, city, or county, or state agency may adopt or
apply procedures for the processing of claims under this act, but in no event
shall these procedures act as a prerequisite to the filing of a compensation
claim under subsection (6) of this act, nor shall the failure of an owner of
property to file an application for a land use permit with the local government
serve as grounds for dismissal, abatement, or delay of a compensation claim
under subsection (6) of this act.
Notwithstanding any other state statute or the availability of funds under
subsection (10) of this act, in lieu of payment of just compensation under this
act, the governing body responsible for enacting the land use regulation may
modify, remove, or not to apply the land use regulation or land use regulations
to allow the owner to use the property for a use permitted at the time the
owner acquired the property.
decision by a governing body under this act shall not be considered a land use
decision as defined in ORS 197.015(10).
(10) Claims made under
this section shall be paid from funds, if any, specifically allocated by the
legislature, city, county, or metropolitan service district for payment of
claims under this act. Notwithstanding the availability of funds under
this subsection, a metropolitan service district, city, county, or state agency
shall have discretion to use available funds to pay claims or to modify,
remove, or not apply a land use regulation or land use regulations pursuant to
subsection (6) of this act. If a claim has not been paid within two years
from the date on which it accrues, the owner shall be allowed to use the
property as permitted at the time the owner acquired the property.
(11) Definitions – for
purposes of this section:
(A) "Family
member" shall include the wife, husband, son, daughter, mother, father,
brother, brother-in-law, sister, sister-in-law, son-in-law, daughter-in-law,
mother-in-law, father-in-law, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, stepparent,
stepchild, grandparent, or grandchild of the owner of the property, an estate
of any of the foregoing family members, or a legal entity owned by any one or
combination of these family members or the owner of the property.
(B) "Land use
regulation" shall include:
(i) Any
statute regulating the use of land or any interest therein;
(ii) Administrative
rules and goals of the Land Conservation and Development Commission;
(iii) Local
government comprehensive plans, zoning ordinances, land division ordinances,
and transportation ordinances;
(iv) Metropolitan
service district regional framework plans, functional plans, planning goals and
objectives; and
(v) Statutes
and administrative rules regulating farming and forest practices.
(C) "Owner" is the
present owner of the property, or any interest therein.
(D) "Public
entity" shall include the state, a metropolitan service district, a city, or a
(12) The remedy created
by this act is in addition to any other remedy under the Oregon or United States Constitutions, and is not intended
to modify or replace any other remedy.
(13) If any portion or
portions of this act are declared invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction,
the remaining portions of this act shall remain in full force and effect.
37 is consistent with existing law:
5th Amendment to the United States Constitution:
No person shall
be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a
presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the land
or naval forces, or in the Militia, when in actual service in time of War or
public danger; nor shall any person be subject for the same offense to be twice
put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to
be a witness against himself, nor be
deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall
private property be taken for public use, without just compensation.
Section 18, Oregon Constitution - Private property or services taken for public use.
Private property shall not be taken for public use,
nor the particular services of any man be demanded, without just compensation; nor except in the
case of the state, without such compensation first assessed and tendered;
provided, that the use of all roads, ways and waterways necessary to promote
the transportation of the raw products of mine or farm or forest or water for
beneficial use or drainage is necessary to the development and welfare of the
state and is declared a public use.
Senate Bill 100 – Oregon's Landmark Land Use Bill – 1973
Section 24, Paragraph 4 of SB 100 specifies that landowners should be
compensated when regulations restrict the use of land and reduce its value.
This provision was never implemented:
"Study and make recommendations to the Legislative Assembly on the
implementation of a program for compensation
by the public to owners of lands within this state for the value of any loss of use of such lands resulting directly
from the imposition of any zoning, subdivision or other ordinance or regulation
regulating or restricting the use of such lands." (emphasis added)
Matthew Larrabee, M.Arch., MAI
Email Matthew Larrabee
Real Estate Services Group, Inc. Phone: 503-799-3374


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These are just some random questions that I found or came up with. They are fun to answer when you are really bored, want something to do, or their just fun no matter what!!! Please look at some of them and answer a few!!!
1. Have you ever eaten a crayon before?
2. Is there anything PINK withing 10 feet of you? If so, what is it?
3. What was the last thing you had to drink?
4. Where were you last week at this time?
5. Have you bought any clothing items in this last week?
6. What is your favorite animal?
7. What was the last thing that you thought?
8. Where would your dream vacation be?
9. What's the worst injury that you've ever had?
10. What do you want to know about the future?
11. Who is your favorite Seasme Street charater?
12. Who is your current crush?
13. Do you collect anything? If so, what is it?
14. Who is the biggest gossiper that you know?
15. What were you doing at 12 AM last night?
16. What is your favorite shampoo brand?
17. What is the worst dare that you have ever had to do?
18. What scares you the most?
19. Do you have any wierd habbits? What are they?
20. What is your lucky number?
21. What is the strangest talent that you have?
22. What is the wierdest foods that you eat together and most people would consider disgusting?
23. What is the ugliest shirt that you own and had to wear out in public?
24. Describe yourself in one word.
25. What's your favorite Dr. Seuss book?
26. What's the longest you have gone without sleep?
27. What is the best thing that you've bought at a garage sale or thrift store?
28. What's the best Halloween costume that you've ever worn?
29. What's your favorite sport to watch? To play?
30. What's the longest that you've ever waited in line?
31. What's your favorite commercial?
32. What's your favorite theme song?
33. What color are the walls of your bedroom?
If you have any other questions that you think I should add, let me know!!! Leave a comment that answers a few of these!!! Thanks! :D
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November 28, 2015
MARIETTA, Ga. (AP) - A suburban Atlanta mother who dropped her
troubled 12-year-old son off at a Nebraska hospital under the
state's unique safe-haven law is scheduled to appear in a Georgia
Tysheema Brown will go before Cobb County Juvenile Court Judge
Juanita Stedman on Wednesday at 2 p.m. to find out who will have
custody of her son. Nebraska officials were expected to return the
boy to Georgia for the hearing.
The 33-year-old Brown drove left her son at Bryan LGH Medical
Center East in Lincoln, Neb., on Saturday in hopes of getting help
for the boy. He is one of about two dozen children who have been
left in Nebraska under the state's new law.
Most states have such a provision for infants, but Nebraska's
has no age limit.
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Tonight's World Wrestling Entertainment pay-per-view event, "Battleground," takes place tonight in Buffalo.
Daniel Bryan and Randy Orton are in the main event for the vacant WWE title.
Other matches are: Dolph Ziggler vs. Damien Sandow in the pre show, Bray Wyatt vs. Kofi Kingston, Curtis Axel (c) vs. R-Truth for the Intercontinental title, Alberto Del Rio (c) vs. Rob Van Dam for world heavyweight title in a hardcore rules match, CM Punk vs. Ryback, AJ Lee (c) vs. Brie Bella for the Divas title and Goldust and Cody Rhodes vs. Shield members Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins. If Goldust and Rhodes ...


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Who: Merrill School Board
When: 5 p.m. Monday
Where: Merrill Area Public Schools Central Administration Building, 1111 N. Sales St., Merrill
What's at stake: The board will hear an update on the Bridges Virtual Academy, one of the district's charter schools.
Who: Merrill Redevelopment Authority
When: 8 a.m. Tuesday
Where: Merrill City Hall, 1004 E. First St., Merrill
What's at stake: The RDA will discuss creating a policy about potential development assistance for delinquent tax properties. It also will discuss splitting the city's tax increment district along the Wisconsin River into two tax increment districts.
Who: Weston Park and Recreation Committee
When: 5 p.m. Monday
Where: Weston Municipal Center, 5500 Schofield Ave., Weston
What's at stake: The committee will discuss plans to meet with representatives from the Rothschild/Schofield Aquatic Center about the upcoming pool season. It will also discuss the future of Weston Fest and bringing a BMX event to the Weston Skate Park.
Who: Rothschild/Schofield Aquatic Center Commission
When: 6 p.m. Tuesday
Where: Rothschild Village Hall, 211 Grand Ave., Rothschild
What's at stake: The commission will discuss the donation of 50 day pool passes to Boy Scout pack 493.
Who: D.C. Everest School Board
When: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday
Where: D.C.E. Administration Building, 6300 Alderson St., Weston
What's at stake: The board will hear an overview of the high school schedule.
Who: Rothschild Joint Review Board
When: 3:30 p.m. Thursday
Where: Rothschild Village Hall
What's at stake: The board will discuss the redevelopment district that includes Pavilion Park and the Shopko Plaza area in the village.
Who: Rothschild Village Board
When: 7 p.m. Monday
Where: Rothschild Village Hall
What's at stake: The board will hear a presentation from MSA Professional Services about the Pavilion Park master plan and Pavilion Marketplace master plan. The board will then vote on a resolution to create a redevelopment district in the village.


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By Abby Ohlheiser via The Wire
Is Bruno Mars a secret member of the Illuminati? Let's look at the evidence.
In the "yes, he is" column, we have the fact that Mr. Mars headlined the 2014 Super Bowl Halftime show, which as everyone knows is a showcase for Illuminati members and their teachings, i.e. most of the celebrities. That's convincing enough, so we're not even going to bother to look at the arguments against the obvious conclusion that Mars's performance was full of proof.
The performance, as Mark Dice explained on Infowars, was "one big sex magic promotion." Sex magic (or "magik"), of course, refers to the Illuminati practice of harnessing the magic(k!) of sexual arousal to ascend to a different plane of reality, where you can then alter how you experience the world. And Mars was full of Magic(k) last night. Double goes for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, who released an entire album called Blood Sugar Sex Magik. Plus, former Chili Pepper Dave Navarro also has a bunch of suspicious tattoos, which proves that he's at least a Freemason. (The two groups are distinct, but basically serve as the basis for the same conspiracy theories at this point, including ideas about lizard-like humanoids running our government. Maybe that's why he left the band.)


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Zipper Card Pouch
[Update August 2014: I have another version of this zipper card pouch, they look about the same from the outside, but it is more spacious inside as I have hidden the seam allowance.]
Have you ever had too many cards that your wallet can handle? Be selective and get only those cards that you might be using in a particular shopping mall but end up they were the wrong one? Or, may be just forgot to "update" the cards in the wallet on your next trip? Can't find the cards you thought you have already put into your wallet? Sounds familiar….. If you are nodding your head now, you need a pouch for the cards just like me.
I am not a big fan of big wallet, with the increasing numbers of cards that I have, my decent size wallet is no longer able to buckle up. Sometimes, I just temporary placing the card in my purse's pocket but I forgot about it later. I need an additional card pouch where I know where all my cards should locate. So, here it is, my new zipper card pouch
This zipper pouch can hold up to 30 plastic cards (similar to credit cards), and more for thinner cards, business calling card for example. With the zipper open up to the side and couple with an internal gusset, this will make card finding easier and faster.
Get the pattern and tutorial to sew one yourself after the jump and don't have to struggle with the cards anymore.
{CLICK HERE to get the Zipper Card Pouch pattern.}
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I taught myself sewing since December, 2012, starting with something simple like glasses cover. Love this pouch and just gave it a try. I was struggling a bit but it was an enjoyable learning experience.
Thank you Joanne for hosting such a great site.51
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Dude. I'm usually very good at sewing, but I'm totally lost with this one:
Change to zipper foot. Pin and sew zipper (wrong side facing up) to the canvas, just outside the seam line, sew to the 3″ point [1] at the zipper, don't go beyond. For advanced and experienced sewer, pining will do (same to the rest of the similar steps).
Fold [2] over then flip the lining [3], align to the zipper and canvas. Pin.
I changed the foot and sewed the canvas to the zipper to the 3″ point as instructed, but there seems to be something missing from the instructions. The next step in this part of the instructions doesn't make sense. Maybe I'm reading it wrong. I don't know. But I've been sitting here for 30 minutes just staring at it and can't figure out what the heck I'm supposed to do next. Help!52
Yeah, I am stuck at the same point. Really wish she had taken the time to answer your question. Always disappointing when the author of a tutorial isn't willing to take a few minutes to answer someone earnestly trying to figure out. Says a lot about that person and the site in general.52.1
Glad I'm not the only one totally lost. Been fooling with this for at least two hours. Seems like I sewed a seam per directions & then the next picture, something different. Not many instructions but clear as mud.52.1.1
Cute card holder but WORST instructions I've come across. This probably should have taken about 1 hour MAX to make, but I've had to try to figure this out by the pics alone, because the instructions made no sense after the first few. And unfortunately the pics don't help that much because the color of the lining blends with the website background!
What a waste of my time.52.2
I think it's just having the lining on the same picture that makes it confusing. I like thoroughly reading instructions before starting a project, so although I haven't tried it yet, this is my understanding.
Basically, I think that she is saying to fold the lining right sides together with the side without the divider on top (facing you, making sure the top seam is as the top) and the gusset in (not showing). Keeping the canvas with the zipper wrong side up, line up the lining with the canvas and sew over the canvas/zipper (so.. sew over the line where you first sewed the zipper to the canvas).
Then repeat on the other side.. sew the zipper to the canvas, the shimmy the lining over so that you sew the edge of the lining to the canvas, leaving the gusset free to do its work in the middle.52.3
P.S. for the pinning part, she means that is you are not a beginner, you can just pin it all together and sew it once instead of sewing zipper to canvas then the lining to the canvas/zipper combo as it's a little tricky for beginners to sew three layers of fabric (canvas/zipper/lining) together.52.4
cool! i just started my own blog too, cool tutorials!thanks from:
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Can't get the pattern directions. Locks up. Is it really for FREE.
I like the look of the project….HELP. Also where can you get these type of zipper.54
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Thank you so much for your perfect tutorial. I learned how to sew a gusset, how to sew in a zipper round a corner and how to sew all that in the right order. With your help i managed this quite well and I'm very pleased with my result. If you want you can see it in my flickr album: http://www.flickr.com/photos/96796898@N03/9444093926/in/photostream/
I also mentioned your tutorial! Thanks again.
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Wow, how confusing was that??? I ended up abandoning the instructions half way through & working it out for myself! The pictures were helpful but the wording is way too complicated & confusing!56
Where did you get your cute zipper pulls? I'm seeing the butterfly and the ball, did they come with the zippers or did you buy them seperately and if so where from? Thank you so much for your time.57
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Although some parts of this were difficult for me, they were an issue of sewing experience and skill. I found the instructions to be plenty clear. Thanks for making this pattern available.58
Such a pretty pouch….but I dont think so ill b ever able to stitch this…:( its so tough59
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Can you please post a pdf sewing pattern of this zipper card pouch for me? I really love it! It's so pretty!60
I have just followed the instructions and came to last steps and oooooooooohhhhhh noooooooooooo!!!!!! The zipper is too short!!!! i couldn't believe it, … If the sides of the pouch are 5 1/4+ 3 3/4 …how can we use a zipper of 7 inches…..it does not fit at all…firstly I was going to use a longer one but choose this one for not having to cut it….but the result was horrible as I told before….the zipper does not come to the endddd….:(
Please tell me if the measures are wrong for being able to do it again…this time with correct measurements…..
Thank you 😉61
They are so nice. I will try to do one62
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You said to use a hammer to get the bulky corners down. Why don't you just trim the corners and side seams? I did and no need to use a hammer.63
Thank you for the tutorial. I've been wanting to do this since 2 years ago but only have the courage to start today. I am handsewing everything and it looks great. I even manage to hide all the raw seams so that I don't have to use the twill tape. Thanks again.64
I'm struggling with this tutorial. Wish there was a video to help understand. I seem to be getting stuck at the same spot as everyone else. Bummed.65
Thanks for sharing the pattern and tutorial.
Here is what I've done with it: http://fonmee.com/2014/08/projects-weekend/66
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I want one ; can i buy ???67
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