The good news is you’re one day closer to the weekend. Chances are, however, that you may not exactly be in the mood to cook a huge meal after work, clean the dishes, and deal with all of it after your long day of work.

Thankfully, that’s where Waiter on the Way can help! Let us do the work for you. Simply sit back, relax and let us to deliver to your door from your favorite Fort Wayne restaurants. You’ve gotten through Monday, and now it’s time to treat yourself for your hard work. Call Waiter on the Way at 260-442-3663, or log on to www.waiterontheway.biz, to have us deliver to your door today!

Not sure how to order online? Here is how:

1. Log on to waiterontheway.biz to create an account.
2. Choose a restaurant.
3. Add food items to your order.
4. Check out.
5. Wait 60 minutes or fewer for fresh food delivered to your door!

Calamari is among the 100 foods you should try in a lifetime.

100 Foods to Try Before You Die

1. Abalone
2. Absinthe
3. Alligator
4. Baba Ghanoush
5. Bagel and lox
6. Baklava
7. Barbecue ribs
8. Bellini
9. Bird’s Nest Soup
10. Biscuits and gravy
11. Black Pudding (made from cooked blood)
12. Black Truffle
13. Borscht (Ukrainian soup made from beetroot)
14. Calamari
15. Carp
16. Caviar
17. Cheese fondue
18. Chicken and waffles
19. Chicken Tikka Masala
20. Chile Relleno
21. Chitterlings/Chitlins
22. Churros
23. Clam Chowder
24. Cognac
25. Crabcake
26. Crickets
27. Currywurst
28. Dandelion wine
29. Dulce de leche
30. Durian (southeast Asian fruit notorious for its ordor)
31. Eel
32. Eggs benedict
33. Fish Tacos
34. Foie Gras
35. Fresh Spring Rolls
36. Fried Catfish
37. Fried Green Tomatoes
38. Fried Plaintain
39. Frito Pie
40. Frog’s Legs
41. Fugu (pufferfish)
42. Funnel Cake
43. Gazpacho
44. Goat
45. Goat’s milk
46. Goulash
47. Gumbo
48. Haggis
49. Head Cheese
50. Heirloom Tomatoes
51. Honeycomb
52. Hostess Fruit Pie
53. Huevos Rancheros
54. Jerk Chicken
55. Kangaroo
56. Key Lime Pie
57. Kobe Beef
58. Lassi (Indian yogurt drink)
59. Lobster
60. Mimosa
61. MoonPie
62. Morel Mushrooms
63. Nettle Tea
64. Octopus
65. Oxtail Soup
66. Paella
67. Paneer (a cheese)
68. Pastrami on Rye
69. Pavlova (meringue cake)
70. Phaal (curry dish)
71. Philly Cheesesteak
72. Pho
73. Pineapple and cottage cheese
74. Pistachio Ice Cream
75. Po’ boy
76. Pocky
77. Polenta
78. Prickly Pear
79. Rabbit Stew
80. Raw Oysters
81. Root Beer Float
82. S’mores
83. Sauerkraut
84. Sea Urchin
85. Shark
86. Snail
87. Snake
88. Soft Shell Crab
89. Som Tam (spicy salad made from shredded unripened papaya)
90. Spaetzle (German dumpling or noodle)
91. Spam
92. Squirrel
93. Steak Tartare
94. Sweet Potato Fries
95. Sweetbreads
96. Tom Yum
97. Umeboshi (pickled ume fruits common in Japan, similar to a plum)
98. Venison
99. Wasabi Peas
100. Zucchini Flowers

So, get out a pen and tally each of the foods you’ve tried on this list. Then let us know how many you’ve sampled in the comments section below and tell us where you find them locally.

• oranges
• tomatoes
• melons
• figs

• banana
• cantaloupe
• cucumber
• melons
• zucchini
• artichoke
• teas of Echinacea, chamomile and hibiscus

Does a car need a rear seat when the vast majority of vehicles carry just one person? Isn’t a hood a waste of space when the engine can be accommodated at the rear? Is a clutch pedal really necessary when an automated manual transmission is better suited to urban driving? Is size really a measure of safety when an innovative safety concept offers exceptional protection in a vehicle measuring just 8.84 ft. in length? All valid questions in an ever-evolving world that only smart can answer.

The Penske Automotive Group distributed smart cars in the U.S. until June 30, 2011. On July 1, 2011, smart became part of a subsidiary of Mercedes-Benz USA. Mercedes-Benz USA has responsibility for Mercedes-Benz vehicles as well as Sprinter Vans in the U.S.

Most importantly, all smart fortwos come packed with standard safety features that are usually reserved for luxury vehicles. These include the protective “tridion safety cell,” developed especially for the smart fortwo to help ensure crash compatibility with larger passenger cars, electronic stability program (esp^®), anti-lock braking system (abs), and eight airbags, just to name a few.

Look for us on the streets of Fort Wayne!

Pick up one of the 10,000 available Change A Life Project cans. Set it on your desk, your kitchen counter, the cup holder of your car, wherever. Then, start filling it up with your loose change. Once you’ve got a full can, take it to any of  the 8 Grabill Bank drop-off locations. Your can will be emptied, and 100 percent of your donation will go to Community Harvest Food Bank. Your change will go directly to feeding the hungry in our community. A little change goes a long way.

Learn more about how you can do your part here.

Taco Bell launched its new, long-awaited Doritos Locos Tacos on March 8th.

Sporting a shell made of nacho cheese-flavored Doritos, the item is filled with seasoned ground beef, shredded lettuce and Cheddar cheese. The suggested retail price is $1.29, or $1.69 for a Doritos Locos Tacos Supreme with reduced-fat sour cream and diced tomatoes.

The Supreme version is also available as part of a Big Box Meal with a Burrito Supreme, Crunchy Taco and a medium drink. Those counting calories can order the Doritos Locos Taco Fresco Style, with 140 calories, about 30 calories less than the regular version.

Have you tried Taco Bell's newest menu item yet?

Company officials hope the new product, along with other menu upgrades, will turn around sales that sank in 2011 following a lawsuit that questioned the quality of the chain’s seasoned beef. The lawsuit was later dropped, but sales dipped 2 percent for the year.

Taco Bell chief executive Greg Creed said in a statement that the partnership between Frito-Lay, the maker of Doritos chips, and the 5,600-unit Taco Bell offered “a flavor pairing just waiting to happen.”

And more flavors are coming.

Creed said the chain plans to introduce a Cool Ranch Doritos-flavored shell in the fall. Fans have already begun requesting other flavors, he added.

“With the wide range of Doritos flavors available, the possibilities for this product platform are endless,” said Creed.

Read more: http://nrn.com/article/taco-bell-debuts-doritos-locos-tacos?ad=news#ixzz1pU1HKsq6