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Pearl District Business Association News March 2, 2010 FREE First Thursday Parking in the Pearl Brewery Blocks FREE rail zone in the Pearl District! Free Rail Zone Map
First Thursday in the Pearl!
First Thursday Grand Opening at The Bar Method!
Be a guest at The Bar Method's Open-House and see what they're all about!
Zone Perfect Joins Pearl District First Thursdays! At ZonePerfect® Nutrition Bars, we believe that nourishment goes beyond nutrition. You nourish yourself not only with what you put into your body, but also with what you put into your mind and soul. That’s why we’re proud to support creative venues like Pearl District’s First Thursdays. Look for our brand ambassadors nourishing creativity with tasty nutrition bars throughout 2010. ZonePerfect® Nutrition Bars believe you nourish yourself not only with what you put into your body, but also your mind and soul. As proud sponsors of Pearl District’s First Thursdays, we invite you to live.create. Zone Perfect!
First Thursday Welcomes Mr. Jolly's Coffee Bar!
Versailles Interiors + Forever Art Pop Up Store
March 4
First Thursday at Lizard Lounge
Join Lizard Lounge for First Thursday. We will host our special guests band Bryan Free and artist Chuck E. Bloom. This is a benefit event with 15% of all event earnings to go to Habitat for Humanity. Our beverage sponsor is Widmer Brothers Brewery. Our food sponsor is Koi Fusion. We will be offering a bonus discount of 20% off all regular price merchandise from 7 - 10 pm. (These offers are not to be combined with other offers.) Lizard Lounge, 1323 NW Irving St.
March 4, 6:30 - 8 pm
Open Studio for Smoke Soup at BodyVox! March 4
PREM Kick-Off Spring First Thursday Party!
"Bloom an Exploration of Botanicals & Garden Elements" at Pearl Gallery & Framing
March 4, 6 - 8 pm
First Thursday at Umpqua Bank!
March 4, 2010
First Thursday - All Services are 10% OFF at Kanani Pearl Spa!
March 6 - 14
The Home Furnishing Sample Sale will feature significant discounts on designer furniture, floor samples, home accessories, draperies, linens, collectibles, art and lighting.
Participants include: Bon Bon: Small Bites of Delicious Art! Through March 4 Art Lovers Walking Tour More than 15 Pearl galleries are participating in "Bon Bon", displaying works by Eileen Kane, Eric Leichty, Nigel Conway and others. Many galleries will be serving wine and chocolates. All participating businesses will offer raffle tickets ($1 each or 5 for $6) for a chance to win pottery by Kurt Van Vlack, paintings by Buzz Siler and other works of art.
March 12, 6 pm and 9 pm Wilfs Restaurant to Host Benefit Shows! Camp Starlight is a week-long residential camp that provides children whose lives have been affected by HIV/AIDS the opportunity to enjoy a caring, safe, recreational, spiritual and fun camping experience. Wilfs will host two shows on March 12, featuring the talented Amy & Freddy with special guest Steve Moretti. Tickets are available at: Cascade Aids Project at 503.223.5907. This is a 21 and over event.
Register early as the field is limited to 21,000 entries! There's an event for everyone: 5k, 8k and 15k runs; 3.5 mile stride and 1k kids Leprechaun Lap run. Enjoy festivities before and after the event - and of course the bagpipes!
After you've cooled down, return to the Pearl District where businesses will save you "the" green with special discount offers for runners and walkers.
Through March 18
St. Patrick's Day with The Benson Hotel!
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Salt Consumption
At Academic Network, many urban myths are addressed each day as we assist consumers in their structuring healthier lives. Diet is basic and salt is frequently a topic we address. For most of us when it comes to salt we find it has been denied a place at the table. Decades of US federal admonishment has cultivated this viewpoint, which has culminating in a call from the NYC Dept. of Health to reduce city-wide salt consumption significantly over the next 5 years a position endorsed by many public health experts.
Salt has a bad reputation, but what if it’s not so bad for folks in Portland or around the world? Consider the fact that salt (NaCl) is a mineral compound that in tandem with other metabolic factors functions to produce physiological equilibrium in your body. Consider the fact that a certain amount of salt is necessary in your diet. This is a distilled version of the argument made by Portland physician David McCarron and national medical colleagues in the medical journal CJASN. According to McCarron and his research colleagues from UC Davis and Washington University, St Louis, salt intake is well-regulated in a healthy body, and attempts like those made by the NYC government are scientifically shaky. That perspective was recently featured in the Science Times Section of the New YorK Times.
As John Tierney of the Times quoted Dr. McCarron, “until unbiased, properly controlled clinical trials are performed, government regulation of salt is unwise and potentially harmful to many individuals.”
Listen to your body, be moderate, and above all become educated. In this case, don’t fear salt. Good news for most and certainly for the everyday gourmet! Health Education and more at Academic Network.
120 NW 9th Ave., Ste 216
503.228.3217
The Pearl District is home to some of the best Health and Wellness Providers in the city: Allergy, Asthma & Dermatology Associates
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