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Ravens fans down 12.5 tons of hot dogs
Dining@LargeJust how big is that Ravens hot dog contract that Dietz & Watson grabbed away from Esskay? Nobody involved is divulging dollars and cents, but I got this much out of Joe Arena, who directs concessions for Aramark at M......Tags: Foods and Beverages, National Football League, Lifestyle and Leisure, Sports, Football
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Gnocchi quest
Dining@LargeI just heard from a guy looking for some good gnocchi.Anybody know a restaurant in Baltimore that has a way with those little potato dumplings, which done right, are light and springy, but done wrong, are gummy and dense?I've enjoyed......Tags: Little Italy (Baltimore, Maryland)
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Spider Problem Shows Up in Honda and Hyundai Models, Too
KickingTiresLast week???s bizarre recall regarding spider webs in the 2009-10 Mazda6 could claim more victims: the Honda Accord and some Hyundai vehicles, according to service bulletins put out by both companies. Honda reported having a similar spider problem with...Tags: Mazda Recall (2011), Honda, Spider (animal), Hyundai, Mazda
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Some reading for the snowbound
Dining@LargeSorry for the slow day, gang.I have been battling insomnia lately. This is new. I'm blaming my cats. They've gone mad. I was also on deadline today.Now, as the sun is setting, I present you with some of the juicier items......Tags: NPR, Berkeley (Alameda, California), Food Industry, Consumer Goods Industries, Google Inc.
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Chicago landmark: Stimulus a promise
The Swampby Mark Silva When they talk about "shovel-ready'' work for that $787-billion economic stimulus that President Barack Obama signed into law, they aren't talking about the landmark high-rise in Chicago where Obama staged his transition to the White House...Tags: Chicago, Illinois, Government, Heads of State, Dick Durbin
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Rahm Emanuel: Olympic critics get seats
The Swampby Mark Silva Posted Thursday evening, updated Friday at 6:15 am and 9:35 am EDT Republicans have been ready with criticism for President Barack Obama's overnight journey to Copenhagen, where the president today pressed Chicago's case for the 2016...Tags: Heads of State, United States, Entertainment, National Government, Politics
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Obama Olympic bid: Playing patriot card
The Swampby Mark Silva Michelle Obama is on the ground. And President Barack Obama will land Friday morning. The first lady landed this morning in Copenhagen, where the International Olympic Committee will decide on Friday who gets the 2016 summer games......Tags: Trips and Vacations, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Michael Steele, Barack Obama, White House
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A blogger/chef strikes back
Dining@LargeWhile we've been discussing the Chicago Tribune's 10 worst dining trends, others have, too. Serious Eats had harsher things to say than anyone here did in an entry called 'The 10 Worst Food Trends? Really?' As the note at the......Tags: Dining and Drinking, Lifestyle and Leisure, Vermont, Restaurants
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10 terrible dining trends
Dining@LargeAs much as I enjoy talking about dining trends, talking about bad dining trends is even more fun. I was poking around our Food & Dining page today, and I came upon a Chicago Tribune photo gallery story on the......Tags: Dining and Drinking, Lifestyle and Leisure, Restaurants
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Air Freshener Citations on the Rise, Stir Controversy
KickingTiresA Tweety Bird air freshener, a rosary, a window-mounted GPS unit ??? these are some of the items for which Illinois and Michigan driver have been pulled over and ticketed for by police, according to the Chicago Tribune. In 2004,......Tags: University of Illinois at Chicago, Lawyers, Justice System, Sports, Education
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May, we remember, here in The Swamp
The Swampby Mark Silva May we remember. It was May 1, 2006, when our good friend and erstwhile teammate Frank James, who forever will deserve credit as the father of The Swamp, posted in these e-pages on the Whte House Correspondents'......Tags: Foods and Beverages, Awards and Prizes, Illinois, Wetlands, Academy Awards
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Woman Distracted by Nail Polish Found Guilty in Fatal Crash
KickingTiresIn a sobering reminder of the potential consequences of distracted driving, Lora Hunt (left), 49, of Morris, Ill., was convicted of reckless homicide for killing 56-year-old Anita Zaffke (right) in a car accident. Hunt was painting her nails while...Tags: Motorvehicle Accidents, Prosecution, Crimes, Transportation Accidents, Crime, Law and Justice
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