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Updated 05/16/08 10:32 PM · Posted by GiggleSugar · 7 comments
Someone's a little too wordy for his own good. Source Read more
Updated 04/20/07 7:02 AM · Posted by GiggleSugar · 7 comments
Please, for the sake of your vehicle, don't park in the giant elephant seal zone because this particular parking attendant gives citations in the form of car crushing belly blows. One small step for public transportation, one giant leap (or slam?) for seal-kind. Thanks, Web Junk TV! Read more
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The mood of the Grammy awards was a bit somber this year in the wake of Whitney Houston's shocking death, but the show went on, and the statues were all handed out to the winners. Adele owned the night, picking up multiple awards, including those for record of the year, album of the year, and song of the year. Plenty of other folks received Grammys too, including Kanye West, The Foo Fighters, Read more
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Who needs hearts, kisses, and all that pink? If your home is filled with lil ones who'd rather play with cars, trucks, and things that go than add some glitter to a valentine he'll hand out at school, we've got just the card for you! We were challenged by the editors at Martha Stewart's Living in the Family Room blog to create a boy-friendly valentine that would get tots excited about more than Read more
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Last Summer, the Food Network debuted its first series devoted to the food truck craze, The Great Food Truck Race, a reality competition hosted by Tyler Florence. Today, the network announced that the show will be back for a second season premiering on Aug. 14 at 10 p.m. Eight food trucks from across the country will compete in a "coast-to-coast culinary road trip" through cities like Denver, Read more
Updated 04/26/11 4:03 PM · Posted by Katie Sweeney · 1 comment
The food truck craze first took the nation by storm in 2009, and now, two years later, it shows no signs of stopping. In fact, as the world is introduced to more and more specialty food trucks (think beyond tacos to grilled cheese sandwiches and cupcakes), the trend is evolving. The latest role of the food truck is that of party caterer. Instead of hiring a caterer to do all the cooking for a Read more
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Starbucks has expanded to India — HuffPost Food Must make: baked brussels sprouts with feta — The Daily Meal 5 ways to use leftover bread — Food52 Vegetarian chili, now with more complexity than ever before — Serious Eats José Andrés has a new sandwich truck concept, Pepe — Eater Spice up your diet, Nigerian-style — Eatocracy Read more
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It's hard to imagine how Tyler Florence juggles two Food Network shows, three signature restaurants, a burgeoning line of kitchen supplies, and a multimillion-dollar empire, but the chef does so with finesse — and he still finds time to publish a seventh book, a brand-new baby cookbook called Start Fresh. While promoting the new tome, he took the time to talk about his restaurant, El Paseo, Read more
Updated 01/25/12 7:33 AM · Posted by FitSugar · 25 comments
You're trucking along on the treadmill and as you reach for a towel to wipe off the perspiration on your forehead, you can't help but notice the guy to the right who's sweating so much. It looks like he jumped in a river. Why is it that some people sweat like crazy and some are barely glistening? First off, sweating is the body's way of cooling itself off and maintaining a healthy temperature. Read more
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Ask most moms the biggest hurdle to having an organized home and you're sure to hear a chorus of "toys!" Sure, we try to keep our lil one's dolls, trucks, blocks, and puzzles under control, but there's just so much of it and so little space to put it in! As we work to better organize our lives in the New Year, we turned to Sarah Giller Nelson, a Chicago-based professional organizer and the owner Read more