6/17/2008 7:42:00 PM US Restaurants Push Abroad (CattleNetwork.com) bi2562118 Perhaps nowhere the Americanization of the planet more evident than the restaurant world

Grease the word (Denver Post) bi2562118 As a decline consumer spending curbs restaurant patronage, grease recyclers are seeing already-diminishing supply drop even further thefts leaving slim pickings at the bottom of the barrel

Related Coverage (Gazette.Net) bi2562118 Water samples were being analyzed to determine the presence or absence of E. coli and coliform bacteria, could have gotten the water supply at the site of the break, said Lyn Riggins, a spokeswoman for the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission

The Rockbridge Traveler (Rockbridge Weekly) bi2562118 Everywhere The Traveler went past weekend, fathers could be seen enjoying time families whether was dinner or brunch at a favorite restaurant, horsing around the swimming pools, grilling hamburgers and hot dogs, or going to Hull?s Drive-in to enjoy a movie

Tomatoes Vanish as Bacteria Taint Fruit (AG Weekly) bi2562118 LOS ANGELES - Tomatoes disappeared from cheeseburgers. Fresh salsa was suddenly short supply. Supermarket vegetable aisles were disarray. Homemakers checked the fridge, and waiters were suddenly pressed to explain why certain menu items were unavailable

Thirst-quenchers go for thrift, reach for tap water (CNN.com) bi2562118 (AP) -- Tap water making a comeback. With a day's worth of bottled water -- the recommended 64 ounces -- costing hundreds to thousands of dollars a year depending on the brand, more people are opting to slurp water that comes straight from the sink

Tomatoes return to some fast food (USA Today) bi2562118 Tomatoes are coming back on the menus at Yum Brands' restaurants, including Taco Bell

Taco Bell, Wendy's starting to use tomatoes again (AP via Yahoo! News) bi2562118 Two fast food companies are putting tomatoes back on the menu now that federal health officials have identified tomato crops that are safe from a salmonella scare

Feeling thrifty, the thirsty reach for tap, not bottle (USA Today) bi2562118 Tap water making a comeback

In Houston, McCain's energy plan gets positive reception (Houston Chronicle) bi2562118 The oil industry generally approved Tuesday as Republican presidential candidate John McCain charted policies on energy a speech Houston that jabbed the Bush administration, Democratic foe Barack Obama, Wall Street and oil-rich foreign regimes

High-end looking glasses are catching the fancy of the connoisseurs - Economi bi2562118 High-end looking are catching the fancy of the connoisseurs Economic Times, India - Jul 19, 2008 It?s mirror-cracking material ? literally! Just that here it?s the mirror itself that drawing all those envious glances. Luxury mirrors that show off a ..

A Gift of Clear Vision Developing Countries - Voice of America bi2562118 Voice of America A Gift of Clear Vision Developing Countries Voice of America - 3 hours ago A group called Give the Gift of Sight provides free eye care and developing countries. This nonprofit organization based the United States. ..

Sunglasses to match your performance - The Times bi2562118 Sun to match your performance The Times, South Africa - 22 hours ago If you wear your fashion they can fog up or slip down your face.? The problem shopping for sports sun that the lighting stores ..

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