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2010-03-16 Lambeau Field executive chef Leo Dominguez feeds thousands Green Bay Press-Gazette

Dominguez, the son of a Swedish mother and Mexican father, took a job in the food and beverage industry with Levy Restaurants, which provides food for stadiums and arenas across the country. He started in Denver as an executive sous chef. He moved to Lambeau Field in 2003 to be the executive chef at Curlys Pub.

Today hes responsible for all premium food at Lambeau Field that means everything but concessions. He plans menus and orders all of the food. He makes sure the coaches, players, media and VIPs are fed. Hes also in charge of catering, game-day food for employees and visitors and the "Monday Night Football" entourage.

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Leo Dominguez grew up in the restaurant business at a steakhouse in Tucson, Ariz. , and in his familys summer home in Michigan. - GPG-Business Green Bay WI News local news headlines stories world news
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2010-03-15 A la Carte: New Sicilian Cucina opens on Dirksen; St. Pats specials - Springfield, IL - The State Journal-Register

CHEF MICHAEL TAYLOR will prepare an Irish seafood dinner Wednesday at 1629 N. Ninth St. Some of the menu items: scallop pie, gratin of oysters with Guinness hollandaise, poached salmon salad, crab soup and seafood chowder. Price: usd. 30. Reservations, due by 8 p. m. Tuesday, may be made at 891-0998 or Michael@ . More information is at .

The A la carte column is written by Kathryn Rem, 788-1520. It highlights restaurant openings, closings, renovations and relocations, as well as personnel changes and business news. Menu items are listed for new restaurants. Send items to A la carte, The State Journal-Register, One Copley Plaza, Springfield, IL 62701; fax to 788-1551; or e-mail food@ . The deadline for Sundays column is 5 p. m. Wednesday. Please include your name and daytime phone number.

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The State Journal-Register - The owner of the west-side PALERMOand no. 8217;S SICILIAN CUCINA has opened a second Italian restaurant, DI PIEROand no. 8217;S SICILIAN CUCINA on the east side of Springfield. and no. 160;
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2010-03-14 Carlos Slim Helu: Slim, lean, mean - World, Business - Independent. ie

His father was moderately successful in business. Taking advantage of the turmoil generated by the Mexican Revolution of 1910, he used the profits generated by his dry goods store to pick up property in downtown

In 1982, he took advantage of one of Mexicos recurring economic crises to purchase a number of companies from the Mexican government and from fleeing overseas investors at fire-sale prices.

However, his big break came in 1990, when the Mexican government privatised Telmex, the countrys monopoly telephone operator. He fronted up a consortium, which also included

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UNTIL he overtook Microsoft founder Bill Gates to become the richest man in the world, few people outside of Mexico had ever heard of Carlos Slim. This weeks announcement from Forbes magazine that Slim now topped its rich list has generated a flurry of the personal publicity that he loathes.
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2010-03-13 Baja Fresh to replace Taco Bell in LBC

Dining services began looking at replacing Taco Bell more than a year ago. Taco Bells contract runs out at the end of the semester, and the eatery asked for a usd. 75,000 renovation if they were going to stay at Tulane. A student survey run last spring semester found that students wanted both an Asian food option and a healthier Mexican option.

Tulane plans to replace Taco Bell with Baja Fresh, a different Mexican fast-food option in the Lavin-Bernick Center food court.

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2010-03-12 Mobile tycoon edges out Gates as richest man Business Tech - CNET News

You are all ignorant people. We are in America and of course you hear that Bill Gates donates so much money to charity and stuff. You probably dont watch spanish news and chanels. If you know how much this man help the poor in Mexico then you will all be quiet. He helps his people and Mexican people have so much respect for him. I am half lebanese and half mexican. I am proud that a Mexican i is on the top list of billionaires so he can keep everyones mouth shut. All I see hear is a lot of ignorant jealous people. And if he doesnt want to donate and keep it to himself so what thats no ones problem you dont handle his money its him and he works for it he doesnt get anything for free. He is a very humble man and doesnt treat himself like he was a billionaire and he is the same way with his daughter and sons they are not spoiled

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Worth usd. 53. 5 billion, Mexican mobile tycoon Carlos Slim Helu is now the worlds richest man, according to Forbes, putting Bill Gates in second place with only usd. 53 billion. Read this blog post by Lance Whitney on Business Tech. - Forbes billionaires tech moguls Bill Gates Larry Ellison Google Facebook business tech business tech news business technology news tech business news latest business tech news
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2010-03-11 Listeria in soft Mexican cheeses

Listeriosis is mostly a food-borne infection caused by listeria bacteria. Listeria is often found in soft cheeses, including feta, brie, camembert, Roquefort, bleu and Mexican-style cheeses.

The Department of Health recommends people avoid eating certain foods and practice safe food handling. Information on food safety can be found at /ehp/food/safetytips.

Its commonly found in raw milk and other ready-to-eat foods, such as smoked fish, vegetables, salads and items purchased at store delis.

Avoid unpasteurized milk or foods made from unpasteurized milk, including cheese. Wash raw vegetables thoroughly before eating.

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State health officials are warning against eating soft Mexican cheese products made by a Yakima company after a Washington resident was confirmed with - Health
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2010-03-10 Back to basics: margaritas - Student Living

Canadian-Mexican cuisine is one step below Tex-Mex: anything thats spicy and can be served with a tortilla is labeled as Mexican food. While I cant change the food - the best Mexican food ingredients are nearly impossible to find in Montreal - the margaritas are certainly fixable.

This recipe gets back to the roots of the famous Tijuana drink, without the frills. Simple syrup replaces grainy sugar, and Cointreau adds an orange undertone that brings out the flavours of the tequila. While lime juice is a necessity, too much will make your throat burn and requires additional sugar, so only add as much as you can handle.

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2010-03-09 Battle to Preserve Bajas Whale Nursery Celebrated, but Threats Remain - OnEarth Magazine

The sudden and surprising decision to scrap the saltworks was a landmark victory for U. S. and Mexican environmental groups, including the Natural Resources Defense Council, which had been fighting for five years to stop the joint venture between Mexico and Japans Mitsubishi Corporation. When many of the key participants in that fight gathered last week for a reunion at the remote lagoon, it was clear that ongoing efforts to protect this unique part of the Vizcano Biosphere Reserve were having a profound impact.

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A decade after a proposed saltworks in the whales habitat was scrapped, those involved in the fight look back -- and forward to ongoing challenges. - Baja conservation gray whales Laguna San Ignacio Mexico Mitsubishi
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2010-03-04 Recipe: Spicy Mojarita - San Jose Mercury News

In the stage production of "Sunsets and Margaritas," daughter-in-law Luz Serrano has been spicing up Papa Calendarios Mexican menu with Cuban-inspired food, including this spicy take on the classic margarita.

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Spicy MojaritaMakes 1 cocktailIn the stage production of "Sunsets and Margaritas," daughter-in-law Luz Serrano has been spicing up Papa Calendarios Mexican menu with Cuban-inspired food, including this spicy take on the classic margarita. - Food recipes wine dinner breakfast lunch budget eat dining
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