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The United States Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has linked several diseases to water pollution. Metal ions such as lead, cadmium and copper are among the biggest contributors to water pollution and can leach into water from corroded plumbing, battery and paint discharges, glass and electronic production wastes and natural deposits. Toxic amounts of these metals have been shown to cause kidney failure, liver damage, developmental delay and several forms of cancer. The effect of groundwater pollution on disease has created a dire need to safely remove toxic metal ions from groundwater systems. The application of organophosphate-modified hydroxyapatite (mHAP) for water remediation is presented in this study. Hydroxyapatite (HAP) was modified with complexant 1-hydroxyethane 1, 1-diphosphonic acid (HEDP) and its effect on metal ion affinity and selectivity was determined. HAP was synthesized from calcium hydroxide and phosphoric acid, calcined at 700oC and modified by a post-functionalization method with HEDP. The influence of time and temperature on the extent of modification was investigated. An increasing concentration of HEDP (0.01 to 0.50 M) resulted in more modification. Both untreated and HEDP-treated HAP were characterized using Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FT-IR), X-ray diffraction (XRD), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy (EDS), ICP-OES and specific surface area (SSA) measurements. Ca/P ratios, acid capacities and phosphorus elemental analyses provide information about the effect of modification on mHAP composition, surface characteristics and interactions. A high reaction temperature during modification produced new, distinct phosphate bands (993cm-1, 1082cm-1, 1144cm-1) indicating the presence of HEDP. This was independent of reaction time. HAP modified at both high temperature and long reaction time had the highest HEDP loading and revealed the sharpest XRD peaks. The emergence of new HAP-HEDP strands was observed in SEM images for treated samples while EDS and ICP showed high phosphorus contents in these strands. HAP modified at high temperature for the long reaction also had a high acid capacity and more organic phosphorus than the controls, resulting from the presence of additional P-OH groups in HEDP. Selectivity for Pb(II) (90%) and Cd(II) (80%) over Zn(II) (25%), Ni(II) (18%) and Cu(II) (0%) from 10-4 N nitrate solutions was high for this sample compared to the metal ion sorption of unmodified HAP and HAP modified for the short reaction time at low temperature. The newly synthesized mHAP was not only selective for Pb(II) and Cd(II) but had unique chemical properties that were different from HAP-HEDP salts prepared by alternative pre-functionalization methods and different from Ca-HEDP salts.
Translation of uncapped plant viral RNAs can be facilitated by either an internal ribosomal entry site (IRES) in the 5' untranslated region (UTR) or a cap-independent translation element (CITE) in the 3' UTR. Barley yellow dwarf virus (BYDV) mRNA, which lacks both cap and poly(A) tail, has a translation element (3'BTE) in its 3' UTR that is essential for efficient translation initiation at the 5'-proximal AUG. This mechanism requires binding of the eukaryotic initiation factor 4G (eIF4G) subunit of the heterodimer eIF4F to the 3'BTE and base pairing between the 3'BTE and the 5' UTR. Here we investigate how this interaction recruits the ribosome to the 5' end of the mRNA. Using fluorescence anisotropy, SHAPE analysis and toe printing, we found that (i) 40S ribosomal subunits bind to the 3'BTE, (ii) the helicase complex eIF4F-eIF4A-eIF4B-ATP increases affinity of 40S subunit binding to the conserved SL-I of the 3' BTE by exposing more unpaired bases of the 3'BTE and (iii) long-distance base pairing transfers this complex to the 5' end of the mRNA where translation initiates. These results reveal an utterly novel mechanism of ribosome recruitment to an mRNA.
Chromium (III) polypyridyl and rhodium (III) polypyridyl complexes have been the subjects of considerable interest because of their extraordinary rich photophysical and photochemical properties. The following complexes were synthesized and studied: bis(2,2'-bipyridine) (2,3-bis (pyridyl)pyrazine) chromium(III) Hexafluorophosphate, tris(2,2'-bipyridine) chromium(III) Hexafluorophosphate, bis(1,10-phenanthroline) (2,3-bis(pyridyl)pyrazine) chromium(III) Hexafluorophosphate, bis(2,2'-bipyridine)(2,3-bis(pyridyl)pyrazine) rhodium(III) Nitrate, tris(2,2'-bipyridine) rhodium(III) Nitrate, and bis(2,2'-bipyridine)bis chloride rhodium(III)Hexafluorophosphate. All chromium polypyridyl complexes studied exhibit only metal-centered emissions (d-d); they display a fluorescence signal at approximately 695 nm (4A2g © 4T2g) and a phosphorescence signal at approximately 730 nm (4A2g© 2Eg). Quenching of both emissions occurs at high pH, while emission is enhanced at low pH. The [Rh(bpy)2dpp]3+ complex is found to display both metal-centered and ligand-centered emissions. The metal-centered emission (d-d) is the dominant luminescence feature at 77 K in ethanol-methanol glasses (4:1 v/v), but the ligand-centered (&pi ¨ &pi*) emission is enhanced relative to the metal-centered luminescence in fluid acetonitrile solutions. The bis complex, [Rh(bpy)2C12]+, displays a dominant metal centered emission under all conditions that were studied. The [Rh(bpy)3]3+ complex emits only from ligand-centered excited states at 77K. From this thesis, it became clear that the excited-state properties of a complex are related to the energy ordering of its low-energy excited states and, particularly, to the orbital nature of its lowest excited state. The energy positions of the MC, MLCT, and LC excited states depend on the ligand field strength, the redox properties of metal and ligands, and intrinsic properties of the ligands, respectively. Thus, in a series of complexes of the same metal ion, the energy ordering of the various excited states, and particularly the orbital nature of the lowest excited state, can be controlled by the choice of suitable ligands. It is therefore possible to design complexes having, at least to a certain degree, desired properties.
This thesis describes novel synthetic methodologies towards: (a) novel polymer-protein hybrids with a significantly increased number of functional units attached per protein and (b) the synthesis of curcumin derivatives with increased solubility and amplified bioactivity. Azide terminated poly(tert-butyl acrylate) was synthesized via atom transfer radical polymerization [ATRP]. Subsequent deprotection was performed to yield poly(acrylic acid) (PAA) possessing a reactive chain-end. A one pot sequential amidation of the PAA with the amine derivatives of a near infrared fluorescent dye (ADS832WS) and glucose produced NIRF dye incorporated water soluble copolymers. End-group modifications were performed to produce alkyne/biotin terminated copolymers which were further employed to generate dye incorporated polymer-protein hybrids via the biotin-avidin interaction with avidin or "click" bioconjugation with azide modified bovine serum albumen or apoferritin. We have overcome two fundamental limitations in the synthesis of bioconjugates: (a) the basic restriction in the diversity of copolymers which can be synthesized for producing bioconjugates, (b) the limitation in the number of dyes/drug molecules that can be attached per protein molecule. The copolymers possessed enhanced optical properties compared to the dye due to increased solubility in water. Potential utility of these copolymers and conjugates in multiwell plate based assays, cell surface imaging and in vivo animal imaging were explored. In order to overcome the difficulties associated with the low water/plasma solubility of the potent anti-oxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti-carcinogenic, anti-Alzheimer's active curcumin we have successfully synthesized several mono-functional derivatives via one-two step covalent modification methods. Freely water soluble derivatives or adducts of curcumin e.g. curcumin sugar conjugate, dendrimer-curcumin conjugate were synthesized. Antibody-curcumin adduct was produced to develop an intelligent drug delivery system. The curcumin mono-carboxylic acid was able to stain and dissolute amyloid-beta plaques at a much lower concentrations compared to curcumin. A curcumin sugar conjugate which was able to modulate Aβ aggregation in nM concentrations was synthesized compared to curcumin which is effective in μM concentrations, the sugar conjugate is ~1000 times more potent. The curcumin sugar conjugate was found to be neuro-protective as well. The curcumin dimer which have the same numbers of free phenolic-OH as curcumin, was able to selectively destroy human neurotumor cells. The dendrimer-curcumin conjugate displays curcumin in a polyvalent architecture, it was freely soluble in water and was effective against BT459 mammalian cancer cells at much lower concentrations than curcumin. Towards the synthesis of targeted drug delivery module for curcumin, the synthesis of Antibody-curcumin adduct showed a great promise in destroying GL261 glioblastoma cells as well as B16F10 melanoma cells in nM concentrations compared to curcumin which is effective in μM concentrations. The in vivo studies in both glioblastoma and melanoma models for brain tumors indicated that mice treated with antibody-curcumin conjugate resulted in significant decrease in tumor size and a significant increase in survival life span.
Recently, there has been a heightened amount of work done in the field of biomineralization. By taking inspiration from natures' phenomenonal individualities as a means to develop new and interesting nanostructures of varying sizes and dimensions, there is a newly developed design, namely Biomimetic Crystallization Nanolithography (BCN). With this method, the simultaneous nano-patterning and crystallization has been achieved using urease as the nucleation point and the hydrolysis of urea to obtain patterns of oxide semiconductor material, namely zinc oxide, at room temperature and aqueous solvent. The new and interesting characteristic of BCN involves the construction of amorphous inks of ZnO through the use of an enzyme, its hydrolyzing abilities, and Zn-precursors. These inks are nano-patterned with the tip of an atomic force microscope, which has found to induce the crystallization of the amorphous inks into crystalline patterns. Also, a micro-contact printing process was developed and utilized as a means to directly pattern enzymes in a single step without the loss of enzyme activity after printing. By modifying the substrate to display aldehyde groups, the direct stamping of urease enables the simultaneous patterning and covalent cross-linking of urease under the reducing agent NaCNBH4, which does not degrade the enzyme activity. The exposed urease particles on the substrate, free from the cross-linker, were still catalytically active and utilized to grow crystalline ZnO nanoparticles on the enzyme patterns in ambient conditions and in aqueous solution. Recently, there has been a growing demand to have the ability of fabricating nanosized structures that are 3D in orientation, produced in large quantities and yield uniform shapes and sizes. Biomimetic assembly has been given attention in that it relies on the use of bio-inspired materials that are characteristically organized from the macroscale all the way to the nanoscale. Peptides are one of nature's building blocks that have the ability to take an active role in self-assembly and that can further be integrated to consequently yield the self-organization of structures with interesting properties in high quantities. In this study, first, micron-sized assembly of streptavidin-functionalized Au nanoparticles and biotinylated collagen peptides into cubic structures was demonstrated as assembled peptide frameworks incorporate nanoparticles in the exact position of unit cell, and then other fluorescent molecules or nanoparticles with biotin moieties were co-assembled to generate complex 3D nanoparticle assemblies. Energy transfer (FRET) and excitonic lifetime change of between QDs (donors) and AuNPs (acceptors) in these assemblies were investigated. As the interparticle distance was changed, the FRET efficiency also changed, shown by emission lifetime measurements. The energy transfer efficiency was also affected by the number of acceptor nanoparticles around the donor QDs. This type of robust large-scale 3D material assembly technique with precise positioning could be beneficial for future bottom-up device assembly such as solar cells, batteries, and metamaterials.
An electrospray ionization (ESI) guided-ion-beam tandem mass spectrometer was developed in our research lab, including vacuum systems, electronics and instrument control and data acquisition (DAQ) systems using LabVIEW programming. Capitalizing on this instrument, two experimental projects have been accomplished as described below. In project 1, formation and characterization of multiply positively and negatively charged sodium bis(2-ethylhexyl)sulfosuccinate (NaAOT) aggregates were studied in the gas phase. Mass spectra show the compositions of [(NaAOT)nNaz]z+ for positively charged aggregates and [Nan-zAOTn]z- for negatively charged aggregates, with various aggregation numbers (n) and charges (z). Collision-induced dissociation (CID) of mass-selected micellar ions with Xe was performed to probe structures of gas-phase micellar assemblies, identify effects of charge states, solute-surfactant interactions, and determine preferential incorporation sites of different amino acids. Gas-phase NaAOT surfactants are able to assemble into a reverse micelle-like structure in positive ion mode and a direct micelle-like structure in negative ion mode, respectively. Both direct and reverse micelles are able to incorporate amino acids. Driving forces for amino acid solubilization in gas-phase micelles come from hydrophobic and/or electrostatic interactions, which strongly depend on amino acid hydrophobicity and charge states. In project 2, the reaction of deprotonated cysteine ([Cys-H]-) with singlet molecular oxygen (O2[a1?g]) has been studied, including the measurement of effects of collision energy (Ecol) on reaction cross sections. [Cys-H]- has a carboxylate anionic structure (HSCH2CH(NH2)CO2-) in the gas phase. Density functional theory (DFT) calculations were employed to examine the properties of various complexes, transition states and products. Three product channels were observed, corresponding to the formation of NH2CH2CO2- with remaining neutral products, OSCH2CH(NH2)CO2- via elimination of OH from an intermediate complex, and HSCH2C(NH)CO2- + H2O2 via abstraction of two hydrogen atoms from HSCH2CH(NH2)CO2- by 1O2, respectively. Quasi-classical direct dynamics trajectory simulations were carried out at Ecol = 0.2 eV using B3LYP/4-31G(d) level of theory. Trajectory results were used to guide the construction of the reaction coordinate, discriminate between different mechanisms, and provide additional mechanistic insights. Analysis of trajectories highlights the importance of complex mediation at the early stage of all reactions, and suggests a partially concerted mechanism for the H2O2 elimination reaction.
Despite the aggressive development and deployment of new renewable and nuclear technologies, petroleum-derived transportation fuels--gasoline, diesel and jet fuels-- will continue to dominate the markets for decades. Environmental legislation imposes severe limits on the tolerable proportion of aromatics, sulfur and nitrogen contents in transportation fuels, which is difficult to achieve with current refining technologies. Catalytic hydrogenation plays an important role in the production of cleaner fuels, both as a direct means to reduce the aromatics and as a key step in the hydrodenitrogenation (HDN) and hydrodesulfurization (HDS) processes. However, conventional catalysts require drastic conditions and/or are easily poisoned by S or N aromatics. Therefore, there is still a need for new efficient catalysts for hydrogenation reactions relevant to the production of cleaner fossil fuels. Our catalyst design involves metallic nanoparticles intimately associated with a basic support, with the aim of creating a nanostructure capable of promoting the heterolytic activation of hydrogen and ionic hydrogenation mechanisms, as a strategy to avoid catalyst poisoning and enhance catalytic activity. We have designed and prepared a new nanostructured catalytic material composed of RuNPs immobilized on the basic polymer P4VPy. We have demonstrated that the Ru/P4VPy catalyst can promote heterolytic hydrogen activation and a unique surface ionic hydrogenation mechanism for the efficient hydrogenation of N-aromatics. This is the first time these ionic hydrogenation pathways have been demonstrated on solid surfaces. For the RuNPs surfaces without basic sites in close proximity, the conventional homolytic H2 splitting is otherwise involved. Using the mechanistic concepts from Ru/P4VPy, we have designed and prepared the Ru/MgO catalyst, with the aim to improve the catalytic efficiency for the hydrogenation of heteroatom aromatics operating by the ionic hydrogenation mechanism. The Ru/MgO catalyst significantly improves the catalytic efficiency for hydrogenation of a variety of N-/S-heteroaromatics and mono-/polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons representative of components of petroleum-derived fuels. The catalyst is superior to the few other known supported noble metal catalysts for these reactions. Mechanistic studies also point to the ionic hydrogenation mechanism on the Ru/MgO surfaces. In addition, the Ru/MgO catalyst is highly recyclable and long-lived.
The desire to build smaller, faster, inexpensive electronics has prompted researchers to exploit electron "spin" in transistors. Spin in semiconductors offers a pathway towards integration of storage and processing in a single material. These "spintronic" transistors could be highly energy-efficient and perform more computations than traditional transistors in a smaller space. In addition, in optoelectronic applications, lasers and lightemitting diodes that take advantage of electron spin could increase the data-carrying capacity of light. But one of the key hurdles in this emerging field is that the magnetic and semiconducting materials needed to make a spintronic device are notoriously incompatible. We have focused on different oxides, phosphides and sulfides to study crystal growth and properties of spintronics. We have reported the synthesis of pure ZnO and Mn substituted ZnO crystals from sodium hydroxide and potassium hydroxide flux for the first time. Various oxides, including boron oxide (B2O3), vanadium oxide (V2O5), tungsten oxide (WO3) and vmolybdenum oxide (MoO3), were also used for crystal growth. A non-uniform distribution of Mn substitution was found in ZnO single crystals, and 3 at.% Mn concentration was identified. In addition, polycrystalline Mn-substituted ZnO powder samples exhibited solubility of Mn in the ZnO lattice. SQUID magnetic propertiesinvestigation of Mn-substituted polycrystalline samples indicated paramagnetism down to 5 K. We have also investigated phosphides, selenides, and sulfides for spintronic applications, based on the well-studied spintronic material, gallium arsenide (GaAs), with a Curie temperature of 110 . GaAs has the zincblende structure with Ga in tetrahedral coordination. ZnSiP2, CdSiP2, KGaS2 and KGaSe2 have metal atoms in tetrahedral coordination with no localized spin. Localized spin will be present if transition metals are substituted in. The synthesis of single phase ZnSiP2 and CdSiP2 were grown from two different heat treatments. Also, potassium gallium selenide (KGaSe2) and potassium gallium sulfide (KGaS2) were reported. Temperature dependence susceptibility data revealed a ferromagnetic transition near 300 K followed by an antiferromagnetic transition near 50 K. Hysteresis loops at room temperature were present in all Mn substituted samples. Magnetic properties of Mn substituted samples are comparable with the crystalline MnP sample; they remain unidentified in X-ray diffraction data.
Ruthenium(II) diimines have been extensively studied for their notable photo physical properties. Of particular interest are compounds with ligands with peripheral base sites, where the metal-to-ligand charge transfer shifts electron density onto the ligand yielding an emissive state of increased in basicity. One well known example of such complexes, (bis(2,2'-bipyridine) (2-3-bis(2-pyridyl) pyrazine) ruthenium(II), [Ru(bpy)2dpp]2+, has been studied extensively, yet questions remained regarding the sequence of protonation steps at the two peripheral dpp nitrogens in the ground and excited states and the magnitude of the photo-induced change in acid-base properties at each site. In order to reach a deeper understanding of the kinetic and thermodynamic steps involved in its protonation and coordination, a similar complex was synthesized and studied, (bis(2,2'-bipyridine) (2-(2-pyridyl) pyrazine) ruthenium(II), [(bpy)2Ru(pypz)]2+. The alternative ligand is identical in almost every respect to dpp except for the absence of the free pyridyl ring and the fact that it has only one possible protonation site instead of two. The pypz ligand, thus, represents an ideal candidate to elucidate how the pyrazinyl nitrogen on the coordinated dpp would behave if the additional pyridyl ring on dpp was not present. The differences and similarities in the properties of [(bpy)2Ru(pypz)]2+ and [Ru(bpy)2dpp]2+ in the same environment are highlighted here, describing the peculiar behavior of the acid-base sites of each complex upon excitation and their role in protonation reactions and coordination reactions to d10 metals, namely zinc.
This thesis summarizes a new micro-optic method for singlet oxygen generation and sensitizer drug delivery, which include i) synthesis and evaluation of a first generation device for drug delivery from native and fluorinated silica probe tips, ii) synthesis of PEG conjugated sensitizers to study phototoxicity in ovarian cancer cells, and iii) synthesis and evaluation of tris-PEGylated chlorin conjugated fluorinated silica for its future integration into the device to use as a 2nd generation device. A first generation micro-optic device was developed that works by sparging O2 gas and light generating cytotoxic singlet oxygen that cleaves the covalently attached drug (sensitizer) from the probe tip at the distal end of the fiber. The aim is to develop a 1st and 2nd generation device for site specific delivery of photosensitizer and singlet oxygen to overcome the challenges involved in systemic administration of the sensitizer. Synthesis and evaluation of drug (pheophorbide-a) delivery applying micro-optic method from native and fluorinated silica probe tip was achieved. The amount of sensitizer photocleavage depends on the loading level of sensitizer onto the probe tips. We also found that photorelease efficiency depends on the nature of the solvents where sensitizer is photocleaved. For example, no photorelease was observed in an aqueous solvent where sensitizer remained adsorbed to the native silica probe-tip. But, 90% photocleavage was obtained in octanol. A significant amount of photosensitizer (formate ester of pyropheophorbide-a) diffused into the liposome when photocleavage study was carried out in liposome. Substantial increase of photorelease was observed in organic solvent when pyropheophorbide-a (PPa) sensitizer was attached to the partially fluorinated porous Vycor glass. We also explored sensitizer photorelease from the fluorinated silica surface at various temperatures and we found that autocatalytic photorelease happened at room temperature and above. No photorelease was observed at low temperature. Chlorin e6 and its one, two and three short chain methoxy triethylene glycol (PEG) conjugated derivatives were synthesized. A comparative study of photocytotoxicity and cellular uptake between each showed that 173,152,131- chlorin e6 methoxy triethylene glycol triester has the highest photocytotoxic activity and uptake by ovarian OVCAR-5 cancer cells. Therefore, we decided to load three short chain PEG conjugated chlorin e6 onto the silica surface through spacer alkene for delivery via a fiber-optic probe tip. In order to load chlorin e6-triPEG ester conjugate, in chapter 4, we explored different synthetic strategies. We have been successful in synthesizing spacer alkene succinate linker conjugated chlorin e6-tri PEG ester, which was attached to the fiber-optic probe tip. Reactions were carried out in mild conditions to avoid detachment of the PEG ester from the carboxylic acid sites of chlorin. Photocleavage of the triPEG modified fluorinated probe tip system was studied in n-butanol.


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Listen to some great jazz favorites or enjoy a sing-along at The Ferguson Library during the month of January. All our programs are generously supported by the Friends of The Ferguson Library.
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text: Report: More Homeless Children in New York City Than Ever Print article Send a Tip by Warner Todd Huston 6 May 2014 post a comment New York shelters are seeing more children sleeping in them than ever, a new report says. "More than 23,000 children sleep in homeless shelters every night, an all-time high, according to the Coalition for the Homeless," said a new report by Fox News. The number of adults jamming the shelters has also grown. This growing number of people needing to use the city's homeless shelters has caused a massive hike in spending, too. The Big Apple is spending more than a billion dollars a year on the shelter system. "The $1.04 billion that the Department of Homeless Services is forecast to spend through June 30 is more than each of the city's budgets for transportation, parks, libraries, cultural affairs and affordable housing," the Wall Street Journal reported on May 6. The city reports that more than 54,000 people sleep in the city's shelters each night, a 2 percent increase since Bill de Blasio became New York's mayor. Strangely, as New York's homelessness has been on the rise, The Atlantic reports that it is falling elsewhere. The magazine reported that, "in most other cities and states, homelessness has actually decreased over the last year and the last half-decade. Just two cities--New York and Los Angeles--account for a fifth of the country's entire homeless population." New York's Mayor de Blasio wants to throw more money at the problem. He wants to create a new tax-funded program to pay rent for the homeless. A similar program was cancelled by Mayor Bloomberg when the state money for it dried up. "The average number of days that a family stays in shelter was 437 in March," The Wall Street Journal reported, "compared with 346 in March 2008, when the homeless population was beginning its rise. As of March, the number of city homeless shelters was 237, up from 201 in fiscal year 2008, an 18% increase." But the hard numbers do not tell the whole human story. For the children it is a sad, stressful, and sometimes even dangerous existence. "I feel like I'm missing having good times. I can't have good times here," 10-year-old Wayne Brown Jr. told Fox. Follow Warner Todd Huston on Twitter @warnerthuston or email the author at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Rehab loses challenge to abolition of compensation fund
Rehab the largest of 19 charities benefitting, securing €3.9m of €6m paid in 2012
Then minister for justice Alan Shatter, at a meeting in November 2011 attended by then Rehab chief executive Angela Kerins (above), raised issues including profits of only €9,452 on some €4 million sales of Rehab Lottery scratch cards. Photograph: Eric Luke/The Irish Times
The Rehab Group has lost its High Court challenge to the Minister for Justice's decision to abolish the Charitable Lotteries Scheme (CLS), set up to compensate charitable lotteries whose prize funds were capped to protect sales of the National Lottery.
The scheme was initially funded from the National Lottery surplus but from 2005 was 35 per cent funded by the Central Exchequer. Of 19 charities who benefitted, Rehab, Ms Justice Iseult O'Malley noted, was "by far the largest", securing some €3.9m out of €6m paid out in 2012 when the decision to phase it out over three years was announced.
Then Minister for Justice Alan Shatter, at a meeting in November 2011 attended by Angela Kerins and Frank Flannery of Rehab, had raised issues including about profits of only €9,452 on some €4m sales of Rehab Lottery scratch cards.
Rehab responded it found it difficult to operate economies of scale in relation to lottery products and that affected profitability and added tensions with the National Lottery also hindered sales. Mr Flannery told the Minister it would be "morally wrong" to end the CLS.
In October 2012, the Minister, in a letter noting Rehab had received some €80m under the CLS, said he had concluded the CLS could not be justified in current economic circumstances and must be phased out by 2015. His decision was approved by the Taoiseach.
In juducial review proceedings challenging that decision, the Rehab Group and Rehab Lotteries argued they were denied fair procedures, had not been consulted about the intention to wind down the scheme prior to the formal decision and should have been given an opportunity to make representations.
The Minister denied those claims. The court heard the Minister believed existing criteria for the CLS were "unacceptable" in that they incentivised running charitable lotteries at extremely low profit margins or at a loss. He was also concerned a low proportion of already low profit margins reached those whom it was intended to assist.
In her reserved judgment, Ms Justice O'Malley said the scheme, as Rehab conceded, was not intended to provide compensation arising from the setting up of the National Lottery but was an effort to amemliorate the difficulties faced by some charities.
While the scheme operated, charities would have had rights relating to its administration, including it be operated fairly. It was accepted it was at all times subject to periodic review and the beneficiaries had no legal right to its continuance. There was never any representation any decision to end it would not be taken without consultation.


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Fighting for the Public Square
Countries around the world, both democratic and authoritarian, are cracking down on freedom of assembly. It's time to push back.
Ukraine's Unfinished Revolution
Radical nationalists want to continue the revolution that toppled Yanukovych. But they're probably just making matters worse.
Why Burma Is Heading Downhill Fast
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Worlds Apart
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Same As It Ever Was
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Rescue Me!
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Head Games
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Kiev Envy
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This Debate Has Been Redacted
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As we prepare to celebrate the birth of Will and Kate's royal baby, Marie Claire is looking back at the new dad's own royal childhood.
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The head of the Department of Nursing in UL Lafayette's College of Nursing and Allied Health Professions has been accepted to a national leadership program.
Dr. Lisa Broussard will participate in the 2014 Leadership for Academic Nursing Program conducted by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing. The year-long program is designed for individuals who hold mid- to upper-level faculty positions and have experience in academic administration. About 60 Fellows are chosen for the program each year.
"We're thrilled Dr. Broussard was selected, as part of a very competitive process, for participation in this exciting program. It will be an important and enriching executive development opportunity for her and we all hope to benefit from what she learns," said Dr. Melinda Oberleitner, associate dean of the College of Nursing and Allied Health Professions.
Broussard joined the University of Louisiana at Lafayette's faculty in 1992 and has served as pediatric master teacher and course coordinator for the pediatrics maternity course.
She teaches nursing research to graduate students in an online format; her research expertise relates to school nursing practice. She has previously served as a school health consultant for the Cecil J. Picard Center for Child Development and Lifelong Learning.
An associate professor, Broussard holds the Acadian Ambulance Endowed Professor in Nursing and the Dr. Donald B. Williams/BORSF Endowed Professor in Nursing.
She recently was chosen as an American Nurses Foundation grant reviewer. That foundation is the charitable and philanthropic arm of the American Nurses Association.
The AACN leadership program she will attend includes an intensive five-day seminar, where Fellows attend classes and participate in exercises related to successful leadership in complex nursing education and healthcare environments. This year's session will be held in Annapolis, Md., in May.
An AACN spokesman said the Leadership for Academic Nursing Program is intended to prepare a more diverse, younger pool of leaders for nursing programs, in response to the increasing seniority of nursing academic leaders. The professional development experience includes an assessment and evaluation of leadership skills, opportunities for strategic networking and case study development, consultation with others to achieve long-term goals, and identification of key partnerships.
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There are a lot of cooking shows out there these days. What distinguishes yours from the competition?
This is a real guy going into a real kitchen; I think after you watch this, youre really going to learn how to make the meatballs from Raos. Its a combination of talking, comedy, and how-to.
Who does the cooking at home?
My wife; I eat, she cooks. Which is why Im doing this new show. Theyre teaching me how to cook.
In one episode, you spotlight the Mulberry Street restaurant Il Cortile. Do you think that Little Italy gets a bad rap?
I think it does. First of all, its a lot of fun down there. Theres a lot of tourists, but Il Cortile is as good an Italian restaurant as any in the city.
Whats the best borough for Italian food?
Im a Brooklyn boy, but I gotta tell you theres some really good restaurants in Queens: Manducatis, Park Side, Don Peppe, Piccola Venezia.
Whats your favorite Italian restaurant in New York?
Im gonna go with Peasant. Its hard. Il Cortile and Peasant. I also like Bamontes. People have had their christenings there and their funerals there; thats how long that place has been around, you know what I mean?
What food reminds you of growing up in Bensonhurst?
Well, Spumoni Gardens. The pizzas out of this world.
What do you think of the small-plates trend?
This is what I think: If youre going to bring me small plates, you better bring me a lot of small plates. Because when I like to go out, I want to eat. Unfortunately, a lot of restaurants, especially high-end restaurants, give you portions for a supermodel.
What do you think of so-called molecular gastronomy?
I dont want my food cooked with the same tools that they fix my car.
Aside from Italian, whats your favorite cuisine?
Steak. You ever eat at Macelleria? I like that and the Palm.
Whats always in your refrigerator?
Suppressat [soppressata].
Should an Italian restaurant be able to get four stars in the Times?
I think that fourth star is really snooty. And I also dont think people really care that much about your stars. Plus, Ill show you restaurants you cant get in, and theyre not even on the map.
How was the food on the set of The Sopranos?
The food was really good. Whether it be lasagne or the sandwiches in the back of the Bada Bing, the food had to be great because, I mean look at us, we all know how to eat. Theres one thing: As an actor, youre supposed to take little bites, and a lot of times, people spit out the food. I never saw that happen. It certainly never happened to me. There was one scene where I had to eat a steak; I ate about six steaks.
Did you have to keep your weight up during the show?
Well, I actually wore a fat suit for the first two seasons I was on. Im about the same size as Jim Gandolfini, and there were so many fat jokes in the script that Id say, You know, Im not much fatter than him, I dont understand these jokes, and then they said, Oh, by the way, youve got to put this fat suit on. So I wore it, which put on about another 75, 80 pounds, so if you look in those early episodes Im really big. And then I guess they thought Im fat enough on my own, so they got rid of that.
Theres an episode where Tony Soprano tells you that you should seriously consider salads. Have you ever?
Eh, what am I gonna do, get skinny? I think it would shock my system. It is what it is. I really honestly believe, what are you gonna do?
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Alvin Fernald is the adventuresome hero in a series of books by Clifford Hicks. Alvin is not only looking for new adventures, but, along with "Shoie" his sports-hero pal and Alvin's little sister Daphne, loves to solve mysteries. Their mysterious and very funny adventures provide fun and laughter for readers of all ages.
It should be noted that there is a change in this set. This set now includes The Marvelous Inventions of Alvin Fernald and Alvin Fernald Foreign Trader.
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Orlando bars where fun is always on tap
Video game bars, bowling and drinking, drag queens and more
Published: December 25, 2013
This gay-friendly burger joint is a lively, campy downtown hangout. On Tuesdays, play Hambingo with Orlando fave drag queens Miss Sammy and Carol Lee; on Wednesdays play trivia with Doug Bowser, and on Sundays, experience a drag show at brunch. Cabaret shows, fun and games, drink specials and more, served up alongside a hearty menu of sloppy burgers, fried foods and more.
8967 International Drive, 407-426-7555, icebarorlando.com
The largest permanent ice bar in the United States is right here in Orlando and features 50 tons of carved ice. Coats and gloves are provided, or if you're feeling fancy, you can rent furs to wear inside for $10. Once you're done cooling your heels, warm up in the adjacent Fire Lounge, where resident DJs spin the hits.
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High-end amenities, like automated scoring computers, elaborate lighting and private rooms with their own lanes, make this bowling bar-restaurant more than just another bowling alley. Kings serves an extensive scratch-made menu and unusual alcoholic offerings.
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The only movie theater in downtown Orlando, the Plaza Cinema Café offers a full beer and wine menu, so you can imbibe to your heart's content while catching the latest flicks.
2428 E. Robinson St., 407-228-0804, facebook.com/spacebarorlando
An arcade bar was just the addition the Milk District needed, so you could say that Spacebar truly filled a gap on the strip. With a broad selection of craft beers in cans and bottles, you'll enjoy the out-of-this-world-themed pinball machines or a heated battle of Marvel vs. Capcom for both a good brew and a good time. Music nerds - keep an ear out for their Bring Your Own Vinyl nights you won't want to miss.
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I am an antichrist
I am an anarchist
Don't know what I want
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I wanna destroy passerby
'Cause I wanna be Anarchy
No dogsbody
Anarchy for the UK
It's coming sometime and maybe
I give a wrong time stop at traffic line
Your future dream is a sharpie's scheme
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This song is legendary in punk music, and all music in general. These guys started the popularity of punk, and they haven't ended it yet. I love them and this song. I wish they had released more than just ONE album... they are serious legends.
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The recent political chatter about "Obamacare" before the Supreme Court of the United States got a great deal of media attention. President Obama added fuel to the fire when he declared, "Ultimately, I am confident the Supreme Court will not take what would be an unprecedented, extraordinary step of overturning a law that was passed by a strong majority of a democratically elected Congress."
For someone who was a law professor those words were absurd. Even if a bill passed unanimously in the house and senate, it could still be overturned – if the law was in violation of the Constitution.
Nelson Rockefeller's nomination for Governor in 1958 was partly an upstate revolt against the continued domination of party affairs by the Nassau Republican organization. Rockefeller was a man who always had bigger fish to fry, and throughout his almost 15 years as governor, he often went out of his way not to step on the toes of the touchy Nassau GOP. That's why Nassau is the only large New York county without a state office building. Respect the turf.
Just before taking office, Rockefeller announced that State Senator William Hults would be Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, but not until the end of the 1959 legislative session, so that Glen Cove, North Hempstead, Oyster Bay and a sliver of Hempstead wouldn't lose their Senate representation until 1960.
The Nassau County district attorney's (DA) office makes a cameo appearance in Empty Mansions, an incredible book about Huguette Clark (1906-2011), the Manhattan-raised heiress whose generosity and eccentricities were legendary.
Now that Ryan Murphy, a creator of television's "Glee," has optioned Empty Mansions' film rights, I imagine a scrum of top actresses are vying to play Clark.
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The very phrase "speed trap" appears to have been invented in Nassau County. No fooling.
The Cocks automobile law of 1902 created New York's first speed limits and the first penalties for driving too fast. Yet it was a huge disappointment to Nassau County State Senator William Willets Cocks, who considered the final version to be a gutted shell. He was disgusted enough that he would not commit to running for re-election until the last minute.
The bill, endorsed by newspapers around the state and wildly popular with many New Yorkers, flew out of committee and was expected to be passed by the Senate on Jan. 30. Just as the voting was about to start, a small group of Senators successfully pushed for the bill to be sent back to committee for more hearings. Back on the Senate calendar on February 20, the bill was called by the clerk and passed 48 to nothing. The same Senators, distracted and not recognizing the innocuous formal title of the bill, realized what had just happened, rushed the podium waiving typewritten amendments, demanding that the vote be revoked. After considerable and heated debate, and numerous huddles along the sides of the chamber, the bill was sent back to committee again.
It sure seemed that the bill was being delayed, either until the legislative session ran out or somebody somewhere decided what was going to be done with it.Finally, the bill, much amended, was passed by the Assembly and then the Senate, and signed into law by Governor Odell on March 28. The law provided that motorized vehicles could not be run faster than eight miles an hour within incorporated cities and villages, and no faster than 20 miles an hour "in the country." There was a maximum $50 fine for a first offense, and subsequent offenses could be punishable by fines and eventually by jail. Senator Cocks and others believed that $50 fine was no impediment to those who could afford automobiles, and that 20 m.p.h. was too fast. However, the worst part was that the Senate had removed any ability of towns to establish lower speed limits in "unincorporated villages," where collisions were becoming too common.
North Hempstead, which had more automobiles than any town in the state, had no incorporated villages. East Rockaway, Freeport, Hempstead and Sea Cliff were the only incorporated villages in Nassau County. To Senator Cocks the new law practically gave permission to "the millionaire owners of automobiles" to "use the highways of Nassau County as a speedway at an expense of $50 when they are caught."
Nevertheless, the law was effusively praised as important progress. In Nassau County, an impressive crusade against speeders was quickly organized, led by District Attorney James P. Niemann. A Democrat elected in the first Nassau County elections in 1898, he took on the cause of speeding automobiles with an incredible zeal. Rejecting Senator Cocks' proposal to throw planks with sharpened spikes under "automobile scorchers," Niemann organized teams of deputy sheriffs, town constables and volunteers to mark eighth and quarter miles along popular roads and to time passing drivers. Using a system of signals, those calculated to exceed the speed limit were flagged down. A furniture truck was stationed nearby and could be moved to block the road if a driver didn't stop. Offenders were hauled to the home or office of the nearest Justice of the Peace for disposition.
Niemann only had one Assistant District Attorney, and he deputized local lawyers as temporary prosecutors to handle the load. The region's newspapers recorded the names and addresses of the violators, most of whom simply paid the fine and left (a few were allowed to only give their name as "John Doe"). Others paid a cash bond and came back within a few days for trial. The first day, they got seven speeders on one stretch of Merrick Road near Freeport, several of them on motorcycles. Justice Wallace was standing right there, and five immediately handed over fines ranging from five to fifteen dollars.
Senator Cocks, disillusioned with Albany, had not foreseen what cage his bill would accidentally rattle, and why powerful forces wanted "scorchers" on New York roads.


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Can You Force Whistleblower to Arbitration? Maybe
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A federal appeals court found that the employment contract wasn't explicit enough to mandate arbitration. Your mileage may vary.
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"make needed revisions to employment contracts so they cover whistleblower retaliation claims."
More reins on whistleblowers who expose corporate malfeasance? Of course, it's never about stopping the companies from doing wrong in the first place. Or cheating the Gov.
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[UPDATE: Moments after this post went live, the MaryJunckFake account was suspended by Twitter. Spoilsports.]Well, that didn't take long. After Friday's purge at the Post-Dispatch, someone took to Twitter on Saturday to give voice to Mary Junck's inner Marie Antoinette. MaryJunckFake has thus far ex ... More >>
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It's a truly bad day for St. Louis journalism -- the Post-Dispatch has laid off 23 employees, including editors Judith Evans, Steve Parker, Daivd Sheets and Tim Bross, three reporters, a web editor and the editorial cartoonist. This comes one day after Mary Junck, CEO of the paper's owner Lee Enterp ... More >>
As you may have heard, the Post-Dispatch laid off 23 employees today. The company announced the development eventually, in this unbylined story. Is it unbylined because no one wanted to write it, or because there was no one left to write it, edit it and produce an image to accompany it? Lee Enterpri ... More >>
Lee Enterprises disclosed yesterday that CEO Mary Junck acquired 500,000 shares of company stock. That stock was worth $1.31 per share at the close of business on the date the paperwork was filed, but Junck paid nothing for it.Junck received the stock as a "Grant by the Issuer's independent Executiv ... More >>
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[UPDATE: United Media Guild tweets the number is now at six. Four copy editors, one photographer and one manager laid off. Erica Smith emailed to correct that one copy editor was part-time, the other was a full-time employee. The following post has been slightly tweaked to reflect that.]Twitter swee ... More >>
Post-Dispatch employees enrolled in the Pulitzer pension plan received letters this weekend notifying them that Lee Enterprises chose to exercise an election that allowed the company to defer paying into the plan for all of 2011. So Lee deferred making payments to employee pensions for 2011, but gav ... More >>
Lee Enterprises announced a loss of $26.6 million for the second fiscal quarter ending March 25, for a loss of 54 cents per common share of stock. That's down quite a bit from the 3 cent loss per share in the same quarter for 2011, but the difference between the two years is that this year Lee paid ... More >>
Many of you shared our outrage a few weeks ago when we reported that Lee Enterprises, parent company of the Post-Dispatch, gave its CEO Mary Junck a $500,000 bonus for successfully guiding the corporation out of bankruptcy. CFO Carl Schmidt made out pretty well, too: He got $250,000. The P-D employ ... More >>
Matt Wirz of the Wall Street Journal reports that famed investor Warren Buffett, "the Oracle of Omaha," has purchased $85 million of Lee Enterprise's debt through his Berkshire Hathaway investment company. The purchase translates to a four percent ownership of the company, which itself owns th ... More >>
Juncked: Lee files for Chapter 11 refinancing.It's been speculated for months. And today it finally happened. Lee Enterprises, the Iowa-based publisher that took on a massive amount of debt in 2005 to purchase the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, has filed for bankruptcy. Below is a letter that Lee ... More >>
A bad day for Lee Enterprises could become a bad day for the P-D.Lee Enterprises, the Iowa-based company that owns the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the Arizona Daily Star and a host of smaller newspapers, has issued a press release that explains a bit about that very bad day the company had earlier t ... More >>
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- Julefish Jul 26, 2007 12:31 AM
So remember when it was creme brule, then orange creme brule, then chocolate molten lava cake, then flourless chocolate cake, then bread pudding, then, ugh, chocolate bread pudding. What is it the dessert of the moment...and what will the next dessert be? Also, where do you head for great dinner with equally good and creative desserts? I just chowed on mediocre churros and ice cream sandwiches at Table 8 - which both tasted like treats I could have found in the frozen food section at Trader Joes...
re: Woolsey
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re: justagthing
I agree with justagthing....tiramisu - been there, done that!!!
re: millygirl
I'd say the new "It" desserts are not too sweet, salted chcoclate, savory ice creams like tangy greek yogurt and olive oil seems to be the trend right now.
Folks - pardon the interruption - but please keep your replies focused on where to find such exisiting "it" desserts in the Los Angeles area. If you want to discuss "it" desserts generally, please start a thread on the General Topics board.
Aside from the cheap-street-food-sold-at-high-end-restaurants trend, the cupcakes trend and the frozen yogurt trend are alive and well. For cupcakes, my favorite so far are the strawberry shortcake cupcakes at Violet's in Pasadena. These are made with white (or yellow?) cake, fresh cream and fresh strawberries.
I still go to 21 Choices or Penguin's for frozen yogurt and have not tried Pinkberry, Pingo, or any of the other knock-offs yet. I would like to try the green tea and plain frozen yogurt once the Pinkberry in Pasadena opens.
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I can't wait till Jello with fruit or marshmellows or other stuff floating in it becomes big again.
Let's try an experiment, and begin hyping fancy gelatin desserts on here, and see how long it is before Providence, Spago, Simon LA, Grace and such start offering "Jello Tasting Flights" and brides do Jello wedding cakes.
re: Diana
Will they be cakes made out of Jell-O molds and Jell-O Jigglers, or the old-fashioned Jell-O cake, where one takes a cake, pokes holes in it, pours the Jell-O over it, and refrigerates it, getting a gelatinous, sort of marbelized cake thing?
Jell-O cake was the suburban, WASP version of tres leches. You know, I can just see a hipper-than-thou bakery in Silver Lake selling slices of the stuff for six bucks a serving...
re: Woolsey
Well, I was thinking of glistening, wiggling towering layers of Jello molds.
Each layer could have a different thing suspended in it.
Or a-la Cupcake tiers, they could be tiered cake plates with individual sized molded jello things. Each one with a single piece of fruit or marshmellow suspended in it.
They could throw jigglers instead of flower petals or rice.
Than again, the jello cake thing sounds interesting.
re: Woolsey
You can actually get something like that at Van's Bakeries in the Vietnamese Neighborhoods in L.A. and OC... :)
re: SauceSupreme
I agree. At my last dinner party I served some gelato and a selection of cookies, rounded off with fresh strawberries and some chocolates for color. Big hit!!!
re: SauceSupreme
Are you saying lavender got into dishes where it doesn't belong or wasn't mentioned on the menu, at Craft? I really dislike lavender in food (and other flowers such as roses, which are too, uh, floral). We're going to Craft next Thursday so any advice in this regard is appreciated.
re: Debbie W
It was just in the cookie platter, I noticed lavender in the scone as well as one of the other confections. It was certainly there by design, and cookie platters rarely have full disclosure of their contents. Don't let the aversion to two cookies spoil a fantastic dinner at Craft, though; just go for the salty chocolate tart instead.
re: SauceSupreme
"way too much lavender floating around the dessert station"
I did not previously feel a need to run to Craft right away, but now I do. :) Iove that lavendar.
re: slacker
There's lots of reasons to run to Craft right away. I, for one, thought the lavendar mini-scone (sconelet? sconini?) was a miss, but that's a minor quibble given that I had a great time at Craft.
re: SauceSupreme
ahhh - the cookie platter - been there done that - remember the ivy's "famous cookies" blech
I'm going to say souffle and souffle impersonations. I'm not sure when where to find a good souffle in LA though. The chocolate, grand marnier, and orange souffle seems to be popping up all over the place in general.
Also beignets or impersonations of. Some beignets are just dounuts but it sounds better on a menu.
My observation is that the current fad in desserts is ice cream, gelato, and other desserts in more "exotic" flavors. Many seem to be Asian-inspired, even if only superficially (e.g., green tea ice cream, green tea mochi, black sesame gelato, etc.), while other desserts use ingredients typically not found in desserts (e.g., avocado ice cream, lavender ice cream, chili or cayenne pepper ice cream, etc.). There are also desserts with the unusual sounding/exotic names that invariably make them a sort of fad (e.g., gravel road ice cream, a flavor from Jeni's Ice Cream).
I think it's donuts and donut variations. Like the churros at Table 8, beignets at Lucques and the Hungry Cat, the doughnuts at Grace and now Craft.
Agree with suggestions of donut variations and unusual ice cream flavors. Seems like these are on the menu at many upscale restaurants...an interesting trend, given that donuts and ice cream aren't traditionally upscale foods. The same thing could be said for the cookie platter thing, although I actually haven't noticed that as much. But maybe the restaurants I go to aren't "it" enough for me to have notice it yet.
The butterscotch budino at Mozza. It's the best dessert ever on the planet in the universe of all of man kind from the beginning of time. It is. I just is.
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re: tokyoastrogirl
^ It really is.
re: tokyoastrogirl
Yes, it's delicious--plus I think I've heard of this butterscotch budino concept popping up elsewhere, can anyone think where? Doesn't imitation makes even it more "it?"
re: LuluBleu
I had a dessert that incorporated olive pit ice cream at Trio in Chicago in 2002!
re: PlatypusJ
The olive oil gelato has been at Otto since it's inception. Many have tried to put olive oil gelato on their menu with varying success. I remember one version that pretty much resembled a puddle of goo. Batali's version is probably the best out there.


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