Stewing at the Food Truck
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The economic rise of Dora Escobar can be charted by the signs posted on the bright blue stucco building she rents along University Boulevard in Prince George's County.
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SHEBOYGAN, Wis. - A truck driver distracted by his digital music player tipped his semitrailer on Thursday, spilling about 40 tons of cow intestines onto a major highway in eastern Wisconsin.
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A federal grant pays for a program that recruits and trains truckers to be on the lookout for safety hazards and suspicious behavior. By Ryan Singel.
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Martha Stewart has some helpful advice for the cooks at Camp Cupcake: Try some new recipes. In a missive to her minions on the eve of her first Christmas behind bars, the jailed domestic
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Many restaurateurs are considering the environment along with their cuisine, and finding that they are tapping into a popular trend and also saving money.
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MISSION, Texas - Police say the jingle of this ice cream truck meant pot-sickles. Police say elementary school students tipped them off to an ice cream truck driver who was apparently selling $5 and $10 bags of marijuana from the truck. Most customers were in the third, fourth, and fifth grades.
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The big sport utility vehicle is in a slump. But the big pickup truck? It's going full tilt.
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When a group of Earth-conscious gastronomes gather for a holiday meal made only from ingredients produced within 100 miles of the home, the constraints of the task birth some creative results. By Paul Adams. Plus:
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Spoons are so old school. And so slow. Harried Americans searching for ways to shave precious seconds have seized on new foods designed to keep them on the go -- no utensils needed. There's soup in heat-and-sip cups. Yogurt in squeeze tubes. Mini cookies in little cans that fit in car cup holders. Even frozen peanut butter and jelly sandwiches ...
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KOUTS, Ind.  -- The quiet country life can turn into a pressure cooker of stress at harvest time as farmers push themselves to their limits, agricultural experts say...
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By Mark Fagan, Journal-World, Lawrence, Kan.  Feb. 22--Sweeping out the garage is a drag. Avoiding potholes is aggravating. Parking alongside a pile of long-since-cleared snow -- now a heap of soiled, black ice -- at the grocery store is far from appetizing.
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Drivers in Germany have been waiting hours for pizza. A truck carrying 20 tons of frozen pizza flipped on a highway in northern Germany, snarling traffic for more than five hours.
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Life & style: Trucks that run on chocolate, floors coated with  cheese. Bibi van der Zee on waste put to good use
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FARMINGTON -- A tanker truck spilled about 500 gallons of diesel fuel it was hauling after catching fire Saturday on U.S. 89.  About 2 p.m., as the tanker merged from I-15 onto U.S.
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By Rick Barrett, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel  Jun. 22--A simple sugar found in fruit and a variety of other sources could be converted to fuel for cars and trucks.
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By Aaron Corvin, The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.  Sep. 5--With hundreds of people fed and more on the way, Mike Jagielski was thinking about restocking the supply of burgers and hot dogs.  "I may have to run over to Stadium Thriftway to buy some stuff," he said.
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Zach Brooks pocketed $1,000 this month blogging about the cheap lunches he discovers around midtown Manhattan ($10 or less, preferably greasy, and if he's lucky, served from a truck).