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Some people need to be dared to try foie gras or escargots, but not us. The only thing we don't like about them is that they aren't more popular. Luckily, Méthode Bistro satisfies our jones for exotic ingredients, and then some. Yes, they have foie gras paired with chocolate croquembouche and lavender gastrique while their snails are basil-fed (yes, they really taste like fresh basil), topped with almond foam and meuniere sauce. And for slightly more timid souls, chef-owner Matt McLinn's delightful, Mediterranean-inspired menu includes plenty of classic entrees, such as roasted paella with seasonal shellfish and chorizo, or ricotta gnocchi with Guinea hen and crispy artichokes. But for adventurous foodies on the prowl for exotic ingredients and novel preparations, his "Outside the Box" appetizer menu really delivers. Other options include veal sweetbreads with polenta, lamb tongue cooked sous vide with rosemary and summer truffles, and squab confit with foie gras-stuffed mallard hearts. (Either that just made you say eww, or it made you really hungry. High five if it's the latter.)
Don't get us wrong we adore the savory dinner options at Sweet O Wine & Chocolate Lounge. From cheeses and dips, served with excellent grilled bread from Simply Bread, to fresh salads and creative panini, there's plenty on the menu that we're happy to fill up on. But why try to save room for dessert when that's the star attraction of this sleek little eatery? Better to start off with exactly what you came for exotic chocolate pastries, chocolate fondue, chocolate hazelnut panini with crme fraîche and crispy hazelnuts, and petits fours galore. Once you get a glimpse of the chocolate treats in the display case, you won't be able to wait 'til after dinner to indulge. From macadamia toffee and milk chocolate caramel to fleur de sel truffles and butter ganache pralines, Sweet O can deliver your chocolate fix in just about any form you like. Even the eclectic wine selection is geared toward cacao consumption, with a generous selection of dessert wines and fortified wines. And if you'd rather let the experts guide your palate, pick one of the chocolate flights, where three different bonbons are paired with an appropriately decadent drink. Sweet O's proprietors say the "O" stands for "origine" (French for "origin," sort of the terroir of chocolate). But after flooding our brains with blissful endorphins and alcohol, all we feel is sweet oblivion.
We sure love hot chocolate, although in the warmer months (when we'll only drink iced lattes) we can hardly stand the thought of it unless it's Cowboy Ciao's unforgettable take on the classic cold weather treat, the Cuppa Red Hot Chocolate. Here, pastry chef Tracey Dempsey interprets it as a cool, utterly decadent dessert: a rich chocolate-cinnamon pot de crme that's almost as thick as fudge, served in an oversized cup fit for cocoa. The only thing "hot" about it is a froth of oozy chipotle cream on top perfect to scoop up with the spicy ginger cookie that comes with it. We'd happily splurge on a cuppa that any day, no matter the season.
We usually order dessert when we're out somewhere fancy, when the conclusion of a multicourse meal calls for something sweet to go with our after-dinner cup o' joe. But after lunch at a sandwich shop? Hardly ever unless we're at Bertha's Café, where it's a given. At this friendly, inconspicuous little eatery, desserts are impossible to resist, appealingly displayed in a big case right next to the front counter. From cookies and muffins to malted brownies, it's all good, but we're particularly fond of their rich, creamy, homemade cheesecakes. Sometimes it's actually hard to choose from the daily assortment of just-made mini-cakes, with creative concoctions like s'mores, baklava, and banana cream. Bertha's flavors are anything but plain Jane.
Check your guilt at the door. From buttery grits and mac 'n' cheese to the famous fried chicken served with a hot stack of waffles, everything at Lo-Lo's is stick-to-your-ribs delicious. So it only makes sense that dessert here would be a luscious affair, worth every calorie-laden bite. And, boy, does the red velvet cake deliver. One slice of this sweet, red-tinted chocolate cake slathered in buttery cream-cheese icing that we could just eat with a spoon is thick enough to feed two people. Still, we'd rather get one all for ourselves. We figure, if we're gonna blow our diet, we might as well do it with gusto.
We love olive oil drizzled on salads or soaked up with a soft piece of bread, but in dessert? Admittedly, the sound of olive oil cake turned us off at first. But we were very pleasantly surprised when curiosity got the better of us at radioMILANO, and now it's our favorite choice for sweet satisfaction at the end of the meal. Here, the thick slice of cake is so moist and velvety that it's hard to eat just a bite or two. It's served with a huge, smooth dollop of thickened cream (you'll never be able to eat Cool Whip again after tasting it) and a nice blob of blackberry jam, although we'd gladly eat it plain. And here's a word to the wise: Get your own piece. The rest of the menu might be full of shareable small plates, but when it comes to olive oil cake, we gotta look after ourselves.


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We are back with the collection of the choicest and the most exciting news of Bollywood. Here comes today's hottest news from the industry.
- Rakhi Sawant has said that she will perform better than Vidya Balan in the remake of The Dirty Picture. She is doing the Bengali remake of the blockbuster which will be directed by MLA, Shatabdi Roy. She says that her film will be even more controversial than the original one. The film is reportedly based on an item girl's life. Rakhi says that she was the obvious choice as she is the original item girl.
- Shahrukh Khan pleaded guilty and asked the court to exempt him from personal appearance in front of a Jaipur court. He was summoned on the complaint that he was seen smoking during an IPL match in Jaipur. He has also expressed his willingness to pay the fine. Magistrate Shilpa Sameer has postponed the next hearing to 21 June. He is not required to be present personally in the next hearing.
- Venerable actor Naseeruddin Shah has said that he his really looking forward to work with Madhuri Dixit. The actors will be working together for the film Dedh Ishqiya. The film is being directed and produced by Abhishek Choubey and Vishal Bhardwaj respectively. Naseer says that the films that he has done with Madhuri has not been remarkable. The script of the film is amazing according to him.
- Dharam Oberoi, Sanjay Dutt's manager has started getting into the damage control mode. Recently Ram Gopal Verma has accused him of interfering with his film Department. Sanjay's friends were also unhappy with Dharam's behaviour. He paid Kangana Ranaut a visit whom he had snubbed during the shoot of Rascals on Wednesday. Rumours are that even Sanjay Dutt is trying to distance himself from Dharam.
- Actor Arjun Rampal tweeted about meeting Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart at Cannes. He also said that his wife forced him to take their autographs for their daughters. Arjun is visiting the prestigious film festival as the brand ambassador of Chivas. Reportedly Rohit Bal would design his outfit for the red carpet.
- Rohit Shetty has said that the shooting of Chennai Express will be starting in October 2012. The film which starts Shahrukh Khan is about a journey that starts on a train. Rohit wants to rope in some big names from South too. He is yet to finalise the female lead for the film. Rohit Will also be doing a film for Karan Johar's Dharma Production.
- Abhishek Bachchan's double role in Rohit Shetty's Bol Bachchan has been creating a buzz recently. His real name will be used as the character's name in the movie. The trailer has already gone viral on the internet. Abhishek would be returning to comedy after a long gap.
- Singer Sonu Nigam has been pretty stressed up recently. Reason? A female fan had been stalking him for a couple of days. She has camped herself outside his apartment. She refuses to leave even after he agreed to meet him once. The singer and his wife have decided to inform the police.
- Actor Irrfan Khan says that he believes in the quality of the role and not the quantity. The actor will be essaying a small role in The Amazing Spiderman. He says that he has always intended to entertain people. The reactions have however varied according to the end results. He says that is acceptable as long one is not doing it just for the sake of the money.
- The cast of Teri Meri Kahaani will make an appearance on Extraaaa Innings to promote their film. Shahid Kapoor and Priyanka Chopra along with the director Kunal Kohli will be seen on the show. They will make an appearance on the pre-match portion of the show of the IPL finals. Already stars like Deepika Padukone, Tusshar Kapoor, Karisma Kapoor and Riteish Deshmukh have used IPL as a platform to promote their films.
- Vidya Balan says that she is interested in doing a Marathi film. The National Award winning actress says that Marathi industry has been producing great films and she would like to be a part of it. The actress is recently receiving a lot of praise for her lavani number Mala Jau De.
We hope we have been able to satiate your thirst for Bollywood news. We also hope to see you tomorrow for some more news from the tinsel town.


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(CNSNews.com) – A provocative plan to hold a United Nations anti-racism conference in New York City days after the 10th anniversary of 9/11 is moving ahead, after more than 100 U.N. member-states gave their approval in a post-midnight General Assembly vote late last week.
Earlier appeals for democracies to send a powerful message by voting against the measure – rather than abstaining as they had in a committee vote a month earlier – achieved limited success.
Only two European countries,
The resolution passed in the General Assembly by 104-22, with 33 abstentions.
The other countries voting against the resolution were the United States, Canada, Australia, Israel, Marshall Islands and 13 European nations, including Britain, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands.
By contrast, 28 countries across Europe abstained, including
Next September's event, known as "Durban III," will mark the 10th anniversary of the U.N. World Conference Against Racism, an event held in
The meetings were characterized by virulent attacks against
"Durban II," a 2009 assembly in
Republican Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, who will chair the House Foreign Affairs Committee next year, has called on the
A similar appeal came from a bipartisan group of 18 U.S. senators, who in a letter organized by Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) said the administration should take a stand now by "removing itself from association with Durban III and encouraging other nations to do the same."
"It is important that the
"We can send this signal by making clear now that the
The Obama administration, which prioritized closer engagement with the U.N., announced its decision not to attend Durban II several weeks before the April 2009 event, citing attempts once again to single out
This time the administration additionally has objected to the timing and the venue for Durban III – next September 21, at U.N. headquarters in N.Y.C.
"It will be an especially sensitive time for the people of New York and a repeat of the vitriol sadly experienced at past Durban-related events risks undermining the relationship we have worked hard to strengthen over the past few years between the United States and the U.N.," U.S. envoy John Sammis said during an earlier committee meeting considering the plans.
After Friday's vote, Rice said the
Joining Gillibrand in signing the letter to Rice were Sens. James Risch (R-Idaho), Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.), Robert Menendez (D-N.J.), Benjamin L. Cardin (D-Md.), Tom Coburn (R-Okla.), Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.), Bill Nelson (D-Fla.), Frank R. Lautenberg (D-N.J.), Roger Wicker (R-Miss.), Dan Inouye (D-Hawaii), Mike Johanns (R-Nebr.), Daniel Akaka (D-Hawaii), Mark Kirk (R-Ill.), Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), Richard Burr (R-N.C.), Joseph Lieberman (I-Conn.) and Mike Crapo (R-Idaho).


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I don't know. It's Saturday night. It has been a beautiful Saturday-day. Stadtpark (local park), floh-markt (flea market), sternschanze (cute neighbourhood). And now, I'm sitting in bed in my underwear eating chocolate. Skulking around on Facebook. Sigh. Anyways, it recently occurred to me that I am taking issue with my recent induction into Nomadism. I'm sqaundering, acting territorial, forming strong and unusual attachments to routine behaviours and personal objects; to my camera for example. And I have begun watching "Lost", somewhat obsessively. I know that life is about phases and it's just that I'm a juvenile in this one. Anyways, cameras are good and "Lost" is a cool show.
Work has continued to progress. If anything, my stay in Hamburg is going to strengthen my portfolio. I did a cool test on Wednesday. I really got to exercise my professionalism. Since it was one of the first sunny days in Hamburg in weeks, the team decided to take the pictures outside. It was sunny as hell with a high of six degrees and a definite windy-factor. I was barelegged, wearing dresses and spring jackets. The mood was very cool. Grunge. My favourite. I just got to slouch around looking sulky and knowledgable about nineties-music, in front of these slick looking multi-coloured walls. Right on! We earned those pictures. Man, it was cold. Meanwhile, Canadian readers are saying, "Six degrees and sunny?!?" And picturing Toronto denizens in sweatshirts, shorts, socks and birkenstocks. Got to love those guys.
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