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Till now, we have witness many chefs, displaying their culinary skill at many exhibitions and fair and many world records being created. We have seen cakes of the shape of tower of Pisa, a white house made of sugar, and what not. This time it’s a...
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Playboy has announced to publish the pictorial of the sexiest women from the My Space Community. The contest is on till 1st March 2005 and to apply you are just...
made popular Jan 28 2006
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Dangling millions of dollars _ sometimes billions _ in incentives to big companies to become part of the latest megaproject is often the cost of doing business in the...
made popular May 27 2008
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Sweet sorghum is grown in the U.S. for cooking and livestock feed. But the tall plant also might help at the gas pump.
made popular May 14 2008
AP, Stone Lake
A man who pulled up to a bank’s drive-up window on an all-terrain vehicle and demanded money on Monday was not happy about the sweet response: the teller only had...
made popular Oct 2 2007
Kids never have enough of it and the adults too aren’t far behind. The good old traditional doughnuts are almost legendry super-treats for all ages. Though few...
made popular Aug 3 2007
Muffins are yummy preparations that bear resemblance to cupcakes. They are a popular breakfast item and flavors can vary from sweet to savory depending upon individual...
made popular Jun 22 2007
The population of this little town swells to twice its own during July and August because of the numbers that come to enjoy the Philadelphia Orchestra and the New York...
made popular Jul 28 2006
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U.S. Sugar Mill mechanic Tom Owens gestures as he talks to a reporter in Clewiston, Fla., Wednesday, June 25, 2008. U.S. Sugar has tentatively agreed to sell all its land, nearly 300 square miles, to the state of Florida for Everglades restoration. The...
