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RE: gluten free pizza?
Good morning chowhounders- I have a friend coming to town who loves pizza, but the only problem is that she wants gluten free pizza. Is there a restaurant in NYC that serves this?
re: rteplow
thank you, thank you, thank you.
re: rteplow
I had two meals at Risotteria a few weeks ago. The first was very good, with great service. the second was service with an attitude (no reason for it -- I had left a 30% tip on my first visit -- and the server I'd enjoyed wasn't there on the second visit) and a crash and burn food disaster. For some odd reason on this second visit what appeared to be a manager of sorts spent an inordinate amount of time telling us how "Will Smith loves this place". I still haven't figured out why I'd care.
I had the meatball pizza. The slices of meatball were so bland that I finally just picked them off of the pizza. My dining companion had a mushroom risotto -- she ate half of it and stirred the rest around -- she proclaimed it mediocre at its best. I have no memory now of the appetizer -- it wasn't anything special. The breadsticks are dreamy.
The recommended dessert of carrot cake was so dry as to be inedible. I've eaten gluten-free for over 10 years, and there's no excuse for anyone to be served food with the moisture content of cardboard. When I was asked about the dessert I told them that it was horribly dry and truly inedible -- the fact that it was intact with two small bites taken from it served as a testimony to its permabrick status. I received a response of "well, other people like it".
We asked for the check. The cake ($7 for the slice) was on the bill. I politely asked for them to either remove the cake from the check (keeping in mind that we were paying for 2 entrees, 2 appetizers, and a bottle of wine, plus the other dessert) and I was told "NO". So, I said "if you're going to charge me for it, I'd like you to bring me a piece that's edible". Again. NO. They told me if I wanted to do anything about it I'd have to come back another day and speak to the owner. So I replied, "I think I will spend my $7 worth of time posting an accurate online review of tonight's experience". They then warned me that If I posted a negative review anywhere that they would dispute it and show that I "was wrong".
We deducted the $7 from the tip with a note indicating why we'd done so and indicating that they should take up the $7 with the owner. Good luck on that.
Needless to say I will NOT eat there again, breadsticks or no breadsticks.
Meanwhile, Lili 57 (at 57th and 7th Avenue) was a completely divine GF dinner experience -- the manager spent a substantial amount of time talking about food with me -- explaining why they had their GF menu -- how they segregated out the GF food preparation, etc... and made recommendations.... the GF shrimp tempura were heavenly -- they are served with a spicy mayo -- I think I'd do a lighter sauce for a change next time -- albeit I loved the spicy sauce. The menu is a thai/chinese menu -- there's a GF menu and regular menu.
All in all I had an excellent and friendly meal there -- that I'd heartily recommend.
re: karmalaw
I've eaten at Risotteria at least once a month (minus my 5 month stint abroad) for the last four years, and I've never ever had an experience like the one you've mentioned. Granted, I've never had the carrot cake, or complained about my food, but I've always found them to be gracious and accommodating, and FWIW, I've had both the mushroom risotto and the meatball pizza on multiple occasions and have enjoyed them both.
re: whitneybee
I suspect, based on my first experience, that it was just a very off night. Had the carrot cake been replaced or deducted, I'd just have chalked it up to the chef having a bad day. But, the overall attitude and the absoluteness of their stance on the carrot cake was fatal to any future I might have with them (and to my recommendations to others). I was told that they had no ability to substitute or deduct it from the check -- that only the owner could do that for us. IMO, a very silly policy (if it actually exists).
I also suspect that because I frequently cook and bake at home and generally eat very well despite the gluten-free diet, that I'm not willing to accept decidedly inferior baked goods.
Babycakes, btw, served up some delicious goodies with nary the trace of the sahara that risotteria incorporated into their cake.
re: karmalaw
I'm pretty sure it was just an off night, but, then again, I've never tried to have anything deducted from my bill.
While I've never tried the carrot cake (it wasn't a favorite of mine even before I was diagnosed) I've enjoyed their other baked goods. The chocolate chip cookies aren't dry at all, and their take on an Oreo Cakester is my current favorite. I'm definitely with you about not accepting inferior GF products, especially if I can bake something better at home, but given my experience with pretty much every other baked good at Risotteria, maybe that batch of carrot cake was part of the off night as a whole? I don't mean to be defending them if it was, in fact, that bad, but I've tried pretty much everything else on that dessert menu, and nothing has ever been dry and tasteless.
re: whitneybee
That's why I was so surprised when they wouldn't switch it out or deduct it. I should add that we hadn't been rude in any way or demanding.. we walked in happy to be there -- so it wasn't like we were singled out for doom.
I judge a restaurant more harshly from the inability to deal with a problem than for having the problem in the first place. Apparently this is a place where as long as you have no problems, all is well. But, if you have a problem, they aren't going to do anything about it... they consider their work to be done after they've put the food on the table.
Had they even tasted the carrot cake, they'd have known there was a problem (unless that's how they always make it and the poor souls with no other choice for carrot cake have learned to accept it). This wasn't a case of "I didn't like it" (I like carrot cake), it was a case of ill-preparation or a cake that had over-stayed its welcome on the planet and had dried out. I should have brought the piece home for a "baketopsy".
re: karmalaw
I went tonight and purposely tried the carrot cake. I have to say that it was not nearly as good as it used to be, but not at all as described above. I probably would have preferred something else. The service was great- so great that I tipped extra. And my dining companion who ordered the risotto ( even though I told her that I was not a fan) proclaimed it one of the best that she had eaten.
re: carfreeinla
sounds more like my first visit than my second. Maybe you got the fresher version of the carrot cake... or maybe the dryness has been sufficiently noted for them to have taken better care not to recreate it.
My unresolved issue with them is about how they handled the problem than having the problem in the first place. Even the best of places can have an off night or send you a meal that's been destroyed by a chef who just got the news that his wife left him and took the big screen tv while he was cooking. It's how they handle the problem that separates the winners from the losers.
There are actually a few places that serve it. I haven't tried all of them, and I'm probably forgetting a few, but here's some to start: Risotteria, in the West Village: Thin crust pizza, really good. I have a friend who thinks their gluten-free pizza is just as good or better than their regular version. They also serve addictive gluten-free breadsticks, GF beer, and great desserts. Mozzarelli's: More of a takeout joint, with zero ambiance, but they always have at least 2 or 3 GF varieties to choose from and pizza is really good. Be warned that they usually aren't open on weekends. I know that Pala on the LES and Opus on the UES both serve GF pizza, but I haven't tried either yet. The pastas at Opus, however, are delicious. Hopefully someone will be able to chime in and let me know if I've missed any.
re: whitneybee
Pala Pizza is the most pizza-y gluten free pizza I've had in NYC. Their entire normal pizza menu is available with gluten free crust. Make sure your friend is very clear that she wants the gluten free as I've had orders screwed up there. If they are gf, another fun spot is Lili and Loo's chinese food on the UES - gf dumplings and everything.
re: waddie
I second bringing your friend to Lilli and Loo's if they're gluten free. Their steamed dumplings are one of my favorite things on the menu, and I'm pretty sure that's the only (and if not the only, then one of a very few) places where you can get those in Manhattan.
re: whitneybee
I had a delicious dinner at Pala with a large group of friends. One member of the group is gluten free and we were all very happy to find such a lovely place to accommodate everyone's nneds. Everything - both gluten free and otherwise- was delicious.
re: eameyer
Nizza has a GF pizza made with chickpea flour. I have not tried it yet, but I have seen mixed reviews.
Re the Risotteria experience- I have been many times and while I have never had such a bad experience, I was once served pizza that was completely cold in the middle- obvious because the cheese was not the least bit melted. They took it back and returned it heated- sans the slice that I had tasted. Given how dear the pizza was ( and I was not able to eat a full pie properly prepared), I would have expected them to give me some consideration ( or a full pie).
I think that they make mediocre risotto- GF or not!
I have never had anything but wonderful desserts. You have to assume that they could never make just one bad slice of carrot cake, so they must have been getting complaints all night- shame that you had to be the first...
re: carfreeinla
the "pizza" at Nizza isn't actually pizza, it's socca. they serve it on their gluten-free menu with pizza toppings, but if you expect it to be pizza, you'll be very disappointed! If you go in expecting it to be a large chickpea flour pancake with toppings, you'll be fine.
I just returned from another trip to NYC.. this time I ate at Pala (many thanks for the recommendations here for it)... it was EXCEPTIONAL.
The pizza was so good that I had to ask twice to make sure it was the gluten-free version. I had the Gricia: pancetta, mozzarella, rosemary and aged pecorino cheese... The crust was sublime: not a wafer thin crust, but a chewy crust with the proper aount of crispness.. not soggy in any way -- not even in the middle.. with great flavor and texture.
My appetizer of fresh mozzarella, heirloom tomatoes and 25 year old balsamic served with arugula was superb. The gluten-free chocolate cake was luscious, moist, rich and divine in every way.
Service was attentive and friendly -- even the water glass kept full and plates were removed quickly (as is proper, each time I was asked before anything was whisked away).
Most of the diners around me were not GF eaters -- this is a restaurant where the GF and non-GF can both happily eat. It's now my "go-to" when I want pizza (or pasta) in NYC.
re: karmalaw
I'm a bit late, but happy to hear you enjoyed it!
Risotteria - thin crust (VERY thin crust) with creative toppings. very good. I go here often.
Pala - thicker crust pizzas which are sized to feed two people with smallish apetites. also with creative toppings, but leaning towards different meats/sausages. Pala's GF crust seems to be heavy on the bean/chickpea flours, and as a result, sometimes has an underlying beany taste that I don't like. however, this only comes out in some of the "wetter" toppings. I still like it though. (nb: I'm super-picky about GF pizza, because I make my own, and it's delicious)
Mozzarellis -- hard to eat (floppy) slices with tons of cheese. I stop in every couple of weeks for a slice, and generally leave feeling sort of ill. however for celiacs/the gluten intolerant, it's awesome to be able to get just a slice of pizza!
L'Asso also just began serving gluten-free pizza, but I don't know anything about it.
oops - just noticed that this was an old thread. oh well, I'll post this anyway, maybe it wil help someone else in the future!
re: okaygo
do you know if any of the GF crusts at these places are also soy-free? that's the #1 question for which i can't seem to find an answer. if course i could call the places directly...
re: goodhealthgourmet
Mozzarelli's has soy in it.
re: eameyer
thanks so much for the reply. i'm actually living out in San Diego now, but at least i know not to try Mozzarelli's when i'm back in NYC for a visit!
Tried Slice on the UES for the first time last week. It's a tiny place but they have a few tables and the staff was very accommodating. The gluten free pizza was delicious...very thin crust and very big pizza (you can't do gluten free by the slice, just a whole pie), but the toppings were fresh and the pizza was a hit. Great salad dressing, too.

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Dried Porcini Mushrooms
I have just acquired a bag of dried porcini mushrooms. They smell amazing!! Since I don't normally cook with porcini, I don't really know what to do with them. I was thinking of making some roasted garlic mashed potatoes with some of the mushrooms.
Any other ideas? Please share.
re: Cinnamon
Risotto is great, even added to a great wild rice is a favorite of mine.
Ravioli is a great idea,
Fritatta is amazing
But a simple pasta dish with wild mushrooms, use the porcinis, some portabellos and some shitakis, a rich beef broth, some wine, carmelized onions and some fresh parm with some linguini. Amazing dish. Some fresh rosemary and a little garlic also make the dis great.
they're great at bumping up flavor, for risotto or even mushroom soups and sauce. strain the soaking liquid and add that to whatever you're making.
Early this year I made porcini butter from "Fish Without a Doubt" as part of a preparation for baked scallops. The scallops were just extraordinary, and the porcini butter so good I've been using often to perk up simply broiled or baked fish fillets.
Here's my report on the scallops, as well as reports from others who tried it:
To make the porcini butter, grind ¼ cup of dried porcinis in a spice grinder and combine it with1 stick of softened butter, 1 teaspoon of truffle oil, ½ teaspoon of sherry vinegar, and salt and pepper. Set aside at room temperature for about an hour to give the flavors a chance to develop. I rolled the leftover butter into a log for easy slicing and put it in the freezer where it kept very well for as long as it lasted—which wasn't very long.
re: JungMann
I too enjoy making a porcini cream sauce for pasta or chicken (either grilled or pan sauted cutlets). I also like serving it in a chicken cutlet sandwich with baby greens and the porcini cream sauce poured on top.
caramelized porcini on onion puree with shaved parmigiano - makes a fantastic savoury puff pastry and there is always porcini risotto. They DO smell amazing don't they?
Dried porcini smell so good I wish they could be made into a potpourri! I guess non-Chowhounds wouldn't get it, though. I use mine for a grill rub, grind them with s & p, and some combination of dried garlic and onion, dried thyme, smoked paprika, cayenne or even cocoa. Fantastic. I am under ordes from friends to it include it in my Christmas gift baskets each year. If only they knew how easy it is.
Oh my, I love them. BJs sells them in a largish container for under $10. I throw them in almost anything. The best part is that you can use the liquid you've reconstituted (is that the right word?) them in to make a reduction.
But I'll add them to almost any pasta dish, mac and cheese, risotto, stews, chicken dishes. I like to re-hydrate (I guess that's the right word to use) them and use them in a red wine reduction for steaks.
I use my small individual crocks and make and layer in with the sauteed mushrooms with onions and fennel on the bottom (thin layer) then the mashed potatoes, then a layer of mushrooms, then mashed and topped with some good gruyere and served per plate. They are easy and a great side dish. I make them for holidays a lot. I love to make sure I add some fresh herbs sometimes scallions in the potatoes and sour cream to even make it more rich and decadent.
re: kchurchill5
That sounds amazing. Can I ask - do you serve as described in your post or is there any time under the broiler to melt cheese?
re: knet
Here is the complete recipe.
4 cups thin sliced mushrooms, use any mix you like. I have used all porcini, porcini
and crimini. What ever you have on hand.
1 small fennel bulb thin sliced
1 medium white onion chopped
1/2 cup sherry wine
I like to use 1garlic clove minced (optional)
1 teaspoon fresh thyme (rosemary I have also used and works well)
Butter and olive oil to saute the mushrooms
6 cups mashed potatoes
I'm sure you have a favorite mashed potato recipe so I will skip that. However I do
add some sour cream and fresh scallions to add a little more richness and flavor,
but that is optional.
Grated gruyere about 2 cups
This recipe makes 6. Make the potatoes and set to the side and keep warm. Saute your garlic, onion and mushrooms in the olive oil and butter. Add some sherry wine and let the wine reduce, s/p and thyme. Now spray your ramikens or small crocks with pam or butter well, either works. Layer the mushrooms, then the potatoes, then mushrooms and potatoes. Top with the grated cheese and then bake for about 20 minutes in the oven. Everything is already warm. All the flavor mix and the cheese melts. You can even brown it more by putting it under the broiler. But it usually brown up nicely just in the oven. I baked at 400.
You can easily make these ahead as I have done many times and then baked the next day. I let them warm up a little close to room temp and then bake at 350 for about 40 minutes.
Apologies for not posting the whole recipe above. It really is fun. One of my friends said I need to do a layer of cheese in between but never have, I love the mushrooms too much.
Another fun dish. Same concept but I have done this also and got rave reviews.
Sauteed spinach and onions, then top with diced tomatoes and breadcrumbs, then the potatoes, then spinach and onions, tomatoes and breadcrumbs, potatoes, then cheese, but I used parm for this. Another easy dish, similar presentation. Just bake and serve.
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That sounds yummy, kchurchill. Just to clarify, are these all dried mushrooms (soaked before use) or are some or all fresh?
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Crimini fresh, button if you want fresh, Porchini usually dried, where I get them, shitaki usually fresh. If dry, just re-hydrate first and then saute. I liquid from re-hydrating is very flavorful and use can use that in the dish or freeze it for a mushroom soup later on or any mushrooms dish.
I try to use any mushrooms at the market but sometimes I just combine a few. I have found porcini, crimini and shitaki make a great mix of wild mushrooms but it is still good whatever you use.
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Thank you!
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This recipe is underway at moment. If you happen to be online, the cook wants to know if the fennel goes in with the garlic, onions and mushrooms - or what?
(EDITED TO ADD: When cooking, this seems to share some of the less than desirable characteristics of fish sauce. I think it's the shrooms and sherry. I'm glad I know that they're cooking or my nose would be confused about exactly what was going on in the kitchen!)
We add dried porcini mushrooms or powdered form to eggs and egg bakes.
Love them in any cream based soup
Excellent on pizza
I use them whenever we have duck - make stock out of the carcass and then use the dried porcinis to make Duck and Porcini soup. Sometimes I'll add white beans and kale for a more complete meal; or I'll add lots of sherry before serving for something more decadent.


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The celestial world is a close confidant in this Buddhist nation and religious devotion is colourful and ubiquitous. Gleaming temples and golden Buddhas frame both the rural and modern landscape. Ancient banyan trees are ceremoniously wrapped in sacred cloth to honour the resident spirits, fortune-bringing shrines decorate humble homes as well as monumental malls, while garland-festooned dashboards ward off traffic accidents. Visitors can join in on the conversation through meditation retreats in Chiang Mai, religious festivals in northeastern Thailand, underground cave shrines in Kanchanaburi and Phetchaburi and hilltop temples in northern Thailand.
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Russell Armstrong, the estranged husband of Taylor Armstrong who committed suicide in August, will appear on next week's new episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
In the following preview, you can watch the late star talking to Kyle Richards and threatening a lawsuit against Lisa Vanderpump over a tabloid story he believes she helped plant regarding his relationship with Taylor:
On the season premiere, Bravo edited out a scene in which Taylor shopped for lingerie in the hope that it would spice up her crumbling marriage to Russell. To some, that was enough. To others, the network should have canceled all of season two in the wake of Russell's death.
Where do you stand on his upcoming role? Should Bravo cut every appearance?
Such a bad idea.
This is not about the show or Taylor or the "girls". This is about a little girl named Kennedy who may, at some point in her life, read really ugly posts about a father she barely remembers.
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Farrah Abraham's boyfriend, DJ Brian Dawe, is actually somewhat intelligent sounding, which is a tad bit surprising for a man who willingly dates Farrah Abraham.
Don't judge a book by its cover, we suppose. In an interview with Orlando Weekly, Brian Dawe opened up about the romance, now that it's public knowledge:
"Well, you know, it's something I never expected to be brought into. Me and her were dating quietly for a few months. I wasn't really expecting for it to come out."
"I mean, I didn't know when it would come out, or if it would, so it caught me by surprise. But I knew it was a big ordeal when people started calling my mom's house."
As for how he perceives the controversial Farrah Abraham herself?
"I think a lot of people give her a bad rap," he tells the publication.
"She might not have the best reputation in the media right now, but I think she's improved herself a lot, and she's fixed a lot of the past mistakes she made."
"She's young, she's made some mistakes, just like everybody."
He also had a lot to say about her reality TV past, adding that "I think the culture of reality TV, especially with younger people, is very damaging."
"The fact that MTV and Viacom exploit 16-year-old girls ... it's clear they don't care about the long term or the mental health of these people."
"It's a travesty that they are willing to sacrifice integrity for entertainment."
"These young people, they get thrust out into the limelight, and that's something that they have to deal with for the rest of their lives," Dawe continued.
"You look at a lot of young people in the spotlight at a very young age, from Miley Cyrus to Britney Spears to even Justin Bieber, they act out and have to deal with this."
"There's this culture of exploiting young people. And it needs to change."
Wow. Actual thought-provoking stuff from Brian Dawe! If you saw Farrah's interview on Bethenny, you would not exactly peg this guy for her boyfriend.
Just saying. But we're happy for her. He sounds pretty cool actually.
There is no reason to believe anything that is said by Anyone Associated to or related to Farrah Abraham. All of them live in a delusional world where anything goes and is Accepted and the "Norm" for Them
So, this is what passes for intelligent in Hollywood?! Wow.
Glad Farrah has a good man in her life. Much needed. Hope for the best with her, Sophia, and Brian.
Can someone just admit that this is a publicity stunt thought up by Farrah for a few more headlines? No way she has been seeing him for 5 months without anyone knowing. Girl doesn't take a crap without a Keek video. They met on Oct. 11 when she was stripping of her porn at some club and she met him and his 12 yr old manager. They cooked up this stunt to see how many would fall for it. Wonder why she didn't mention him on Bethenny's show? This DJ character and his manager needed the publicity so they went along with it. Believing Farrah would mean she was dating him while shooting her porn, dating James Deen, going after Charlie sheen and telling everyone she was dating 3 older professional men.
It is a publicity stunt. I know Brian. He would never touch her, and if he did I would never touch him again! Lol
@real+parent My thoughts exactly! He is a DJ looking to get his name out there and she is a fame whore looking to keep her name in the spotlight so what better story then the single mom turned porn star turned 'entrepreneur' getting a boyfriend and pretending to act like a normal couple. The way that interview reads, it was written for him by a manager or publicist and he is just the puppet, they are the puppet masters.
Absolutely! This new "manager" is bragging on Brian Dawe's Facebook that he's booking them together for a bunch of "big shows" coming up. So that's his strategy...book them as a double draw & have this "romance" improve her image & bam, there ya go....he's got a STAR on his hands! Haha! The guy writes like he's a junior high flunky. I still don't understand what he intends to do with a talentless ex porno actor who has her name stamped on a pocket pu**y. When you add unintelligent, rude, habitual liar, narcissis, & sociopath into the mix....just not sure what you do with that! This Brian Dawe is about to have to start traveling & appearing with this dumbass diva...man I sure hope whatever publicity he gets out of it will be worth that nightmare! You're right, though, they met that night at Vain & a fake relationship was born. She's burned ALL her bridges & he's looking for publicity. Vivvid dumped her, her strip club appearances are done. She hooked up with this guy's manager & all of a sudden, she has a boyfriend & more appearances where she can pretend she's a star. We'll see how long THIS match made in Heaven lasts!
Not sure what she will do at these appearances and will anyone but creepy old men looking for a stripper pay to see her? Their manager who writes like a grade school dropout really thinks he hit gold with these two. This is the best manager she can get now.
I wish you could see the heated exchanges I've had with Mr. Abraham on here. He calls me a fool & says that I don't have the facts even though my comments are refrencing her exact words during interviews on video plus her own actions! All he wants to do is argue about how much money she made off her porn video. I couldn't believe it! I told him that as a father he shouldn't care of she made a billion dollars & that he was missing the point....the fact that she actually made a HARD CORE p0rn flick! It's crazy! He kept saying that he had the million dollar contract but when I challenged him to post a copy (they sure didn't mind posting her residual checks) he stopped responding. Imagine that!


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Experts Offer Insights on Parenting Matters
As a regional leader in early childhood education, The Summit Country Day School hosts a free community-wide symposium annually in October featuring national, regional and local experts in childhood learning, health and wellness. Gathering these thought leaders under one roof on the same day allows parents of children from birth to age 10 to quickly learn more about important and timely topics. Each year, a keynote address is followed by breakout sessions and a luncheon address. As one of a few schools in Greater Cincinnati which offer an academic program for 2-year-olds, the Summit is committed to quality early childhood education and the notion that "Parenting Matters" in that education. The event is free and open to the public. CEUs are available for teachers. Use the navigation on the left side of this page to read about upcoming events, get a feel for what past symposiums have been like and take advantage of the parenting resources provided by our speakers.
Dr. Catherine Steiner-Adair, a clinical psychologist and instructor in the Harvard Medical School Department of Psychiatry, will deliver the keynote address at the Seventh Annual Early Childhood Education Symposium on Saturday, Oct. 25. Her keynote address, based on her book, The Big Disconnect: Protecting Childhood and Family Relationships in the Digital Age, will explore the risks and fallout that children experience because of the pervasive presence of technology.
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NEW YORK (MainStreet)Rupert Murdoch's latest ex-wife Wendi Deng won't have to worry about buying a home now that she's single, because her billionaire ex-husband reportedly owns a ranch in Carmel, California, a Beverly Hills estate, a penthouse on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan and homes in London and Beijing. For women who've never married or whose divorce settlement doesn't include a home, buying one alone can be a daunting process.
While more than 90% of Americans marry by age fifty, up to 50% of married couples divorce, and single women that are either divorced, never married or widowed make one in five home purchases annually, according to the National Association of Realtors.
"Couples continue to be the largest percentage of home buyers," said Francesca Gianaris, author of the blog Bounty and Bliss: A Woman's Guide to Buying a Home of Her Own. "However, as women delay marriage in pursuit of a career or get divorced, more are realizing the value of owning a home."
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Published: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 --- 5:25 p.m.
At four years old, Dawson Henry was by all means a typical little boy.
"He loves playing Ninja Turtles," said Beth Henry, Dawson's mom. "He has a younger brother Wesley, he's three, and as you can imagine, two boys so close in age are best friends and worst enemies at any given time. He was a very active kid. He really likes to run around, play swords, play fighting, riding his bike."
But fast forward a couple months, and Dawson is now unable to do most of the activities he used to love to do.
"We came into the hospital May 15, that was a Wednesday." The Madison area mom remembers one day this spring when her son started breaking out into hives. They eventually turned purple and covered much of his lower body.
Dawson was diagnosed with Purpura Fulminans, an infection that affects the skin and soft tissue, and has only been seen by doctors at the UW-Madison hospital a handful of times in the last 20 years.
Working to save his life, surgeons in the Burn Center removed all the skin from Dawson's legs. In the process, they realized he no longer had enough blood flow to his feet.
"And so, the same day he had the skin grafting of his legs, he also had both of his feet amputated just above the ankle," Beth said.
It's an incredibly difficult procedure for anyone to go through, let alone a child.
"He's four and a half years old. With the purple, as he called it on his legs was how it all started, that made him terrified to see his lower body," Beth said. "And with the continuous changes, he's still four and a half years old. So it's pretty crazy to see bandages on his legs and no feet."
The good news, Dawson's doctor says he should be cured. Cases of Purpura Fulminans have never come back a second time. And the once playful little boy is starting to smile once again.
"We are slowly working to try and take the sheet off when we're moving him from his bed to his wheelchair; talk about, this is your legs and that's OK," Beth said.
She says as soon as Dawson is stronger and in less pain, he will be fitted for prosthetic feet and could be using them by December.
"He's going to have those feet," Beth said. "And he's going to be chasing after his brother, running circles in the house within the next six months or so."
The family has also received an incredible amount of support from the community throughout this whole ordeal.
Beth says the way she's coped with everything is by blogging about both the good and the challenging moments. She's gotten tons of supportive comments through that. Her brother also created a donations web page to help the family out with medical expenses.


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I know Cosentino wines mostly because of their blockbuster Zinfandels, Cigar Zin, and The Zin. They make a lot more wines (approximately 30) including this Cabernet Franc.
Mitch Cosentino is both the owner and winemaker, and talks a lot about two things: blending and punched cap fermentation, both of which he believes allow him to make distinguished wines of extremely high quality. He's certainly had enough time to practice, having started his winemaking career over 20 years ago in a rented space in Modesto, California. After moving to Napa and spending a few years selling his young grapes to larger producers, Mike struck out with his own label and hasn't looked back since.
Most wines are made in small production runs, in this case a bottling of about 900 cases. Here are Mitch's production notes about this wine:
Appellation: Napa Valley - St. Helena
Composition: 100% Cabernet Franc from St. Helena.
Winemaking: Most of the fruit was punch cap fermented in 1/2 ton bins for between 7 and 11 days. Each lot was barrel aged separately in both French and American oak. The lots were blended and racked once before bottling, unfined.
Not many people produce a straight Cab Franc in Napa, but after tasting this wine, I'm beginning to wish that more people did.
Tasting Notes:
Clearly an older wine, this one is colored a dark red that is headed towards brick. The nose is full of wonderful nasturtium and plum aromas, with an undercurrent of black cherry and sawdust. On the tongue the wine is velvety, with dusty tannins and a bergamot/Earl Grey component that swirls around the predominant flavors of cherry and woodsmoke. I'd give this wine about 2-3 years more before it starts to head downhill without extreme care.
Food Pairing:
I drank this bottle with some friends while eating cheese (specifically very old Gouda) and it complemented the nutty and salty flavours very well. From the perspective of a main dish, I would be tempted to try it with red-wine-braised duck legs with roasted pears and onions.
Overall Score: 8.5/9
How much?: $34
This wine is available for purchase through the winery, or at K&L.
is this the cab frank with eucalyptus ?
That's not an aroma I got from it.
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FaceTime in the dock
It looks like Apple's set for yet another court room showdown in China after a Taiwanese man claimed that the fruity toy maker infringed one of the patents he owns with its FaceTime video calling technology. Apple's lawyers in the region have been a busy bunch ever since the firm settled out of court with Proview over the rights …
Apple Could Not be Reached
I do hope that their lack of response was not becaause you phoned them and their phones did not work, - as has been the case in the past!
Taken him this long to remember he has a patent?
Fag vs. Fag
Can we have a weekly comic strip?
Funny how the chinese are all of a sudden tightening up on ip infringement, except when its a chinese company doing the copying.
What's funnier is the amount of of infringement Apple has undertaken to get its devices on the market.
I wonder if Judge Koh knows about this.
Wonder where he got his brilliant idea from?
Maybe it came to him while he was using Microsoft NetMeeting (released with Windows 95, I think...)
Is it just me..
.. or does anyone else see that US companies are slowly hoisted by their own petard?
I bet the Chinese have realised you can make money with this without actually having to make something. It's brutally ironic that both the US and China kickstarted their economies by totally ignoring IP rights. The US has by now overcompensated for that, I wonder how long it takes for the Chinese to catch up.. Personally, I think they're too bright for that, they will only go so far as it creates revenue.
Having said that, as they already own large chunks of the US it feels a bit like self harm :)
Why don't the worlds patent legal beagles get together, decide on a statute of limitations period of, say 2 years, which gives people / companies plenty of time to sue for patent infringment within that 2 year period and after that then it's tough luck.
Because that would deprive lawyers of vast amounts of money.
As for why it takes so long to bring cases, could it not be because you have to prove they're infringing on your patent. Sure, in some cases this is obvious because there is no way the thing can do what it does without infringing. In other cases though, I imagine it would be quite an effort to prove your patent is being used and therefore infringed upon?
Please, please don't license it to Apple.
I would love to see Apple have to drop Facetime in China due to this. They deserve to lose out for once, with their deliberate stifling of innovation wherever they can.
Re: Please, please don't license it to Apple.
"and recall and modify all existing phone to remove usage of said patent"
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Frazier Anticipates Improved Colts Offense On SundayPosted by on September 12, 2012 – 1:45 pm
There's a positive buzz around the Vikings right now. They pulled out a dramatic overtime victory thanks to the return of the best RB in the NFL and some clutch kicking from their rookie kicker, and now they're focusing in on Week 2 and beginning a season 2-0 for the first time since 2009.
The Vikings Week 2 opponent (Indianapolis Colts) is coming off a 20-point loss at Soldier Field on opening day. The Colts defense allowed 41 points and 428 yards of offense, and the Colts offense mustered just one TD drive, allowed 3 sacks and netted just 63 rushing yards. That opening-day outing followed a preseason in which the Colts offense yielded 8 sacks and averaged just 2.8 yards per rush.
Yes, the Vikings have momentum and they'll enter Week 2's matchup as road favorites. But don't for a second think Head Coach Leslie Frazier and the Vikings are going about their business as if another win this Sunday against the Colts is a foregone conclusion.
"You don't want to misjudge what happened in the preseason or even in the first regular season game," Vikings Head Coach Leslie Frazier said on Wednesday. "Most teams in our League, and hopefully we're one of them, improve that second week. And we anticipate their offense and their offensive line being much improved this second week after they go back and look at some tape and really begin to gel a little bit. We don't want to be misled by anything that happened in that first game or what happened in the preseason. Their offensive line will continue to improve as the season goes on."
While Frazier anticipates the Colts improving as the season progresses, he'll surely want to see his own team improve, too. The Vikings converted just 20% of their 3rd downs on offense and allowed Jacksonville to convert 50% of their 3rd-downs, they yielded a 96.1 passer rating to QB Blaine Gabbert and they nearly lost the game after a late TD pass.
It sounds as if the Vikings will be able to make those improvements, though, because Frazier made it clear his team is more concerned with fixing their own issues than hoping the Colts can't fix theirs.
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By Spencer on Sep 12, 2012 | Reply
Mike is Freeney playing or not? Its been rumored that he suffered a high-ankle sprain last week against the Bears.
By Spencer on Sep 12, 2012 | Reply
Well Austin Collie is coming back for the Colts, he has just been medically cleared for Week 2.
By odark30 on Sep 12, 2012 | Reply
The Colts QB (Luck) is in big trouble against our O-line. What was it, three interceptions he threw week 1? And all because of O-line pressure. Jared Allen and Robison are gonna hit this guy so many times his Mother will be sending hate letters. No brainer……..Vikings win this match-up.
By odark30 on Sep 12, 2012 | Reply
Sorry I have Kalil on the brain……..Meant to write D-line
By RichardA1 on Sep 12, 2012 | Reply
Just another team in our way on our way to the Superbowl! maybe we can ask there fans to look the other direction while we go Berzerk on them!
By 3DONTHERADIO on Sep 12, 2012 | Reply
We better not take them for granted. We've got a bit of history of playing down to our opponents level and making rookie QB's look good. Hopefully we reverse that trend this weekend. Go Vikes!
By sdvikesfan on Sep 12, 2012 | Reply
Collie was cleared to practice, nothing has been said about him playing. Now Freeney is one I hope isnt allowed to play, better for our Offense and hopefully our secondary can play better this week then with the Jags, Cook getting burned for 6 wasnt fun to watch
By rory from n.w.ark on Sep 13, 2012 | Reply
SORRY I seen Cook get pushed off on that play and ref was right there,also earlier in the game i seen Rudolph get mugged on a crucial 3rd down play again no call,we better get used to being mugged cause these refs are letting it happen everywhere,not just our games ,,, may want to game plan a little diff,maybe we can get by with a gentle pushoff before making a touchdown catch……just a thought..ha ha


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