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Food & Drug Recalls
Georgia Firm Recalls Chicken Breast Tenders Products Due to Misbranding and Undeclared Allergens (4.22.14)
Hickory Farms Issues Allergy Alert on Chipotle Ranch Sauce Due to Undeclared Milk (4.22.14)
Missouri Firm Recalls Hot Dog Products Due To Misbranding and Undeclared Allergens (4.21.14)
Nature's Universe Issues Voluntary Worldwide Recall of All Thinogenics Products (4.18.14)
Wisconsin Firm Recalls Salami Type Products Misbranded With USDA Mark of Inspection (4.18.14)
W Health Matters America Inc. Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Milk in Organic Traditions Brand Dark Chocolate Golden Berries and Dark Chocolate Sacha Inchi Seeds (4.17.14)
Natural Organics, Inc. Expands the Recall of Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Mouthwash (4.17.14)
Washington Firm Recalls Dried Egg Products Due To Possible Salmonella Contamination (4.15.14)
Private Selection Sweet Strawberry Sorbet Recalled for Undeclared Allergen (4.15.14)
Sinco Inc Issues Allergy alert on Undeclared Peanut Protein in Archer Farms Chocolate Hazelnut Swirl Gelato (4.11.14)
Bissinger's Recalls Dark Chocolate Bunny Ears Due to Undeclared Milk (4.10.14)
Frontier Natural Products Co-op Initiates Recall Due to Possible Health Risk from Organic Black Peppercorns (4.9.14)
Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage Issues Recall on Organic Black Peppercorns Due to Possible Health Risk (4.8.14)
Missouri Firm Recalls Chicken Nugget Products Due to Possible Foreign Matter Contamination (4.7.14)
Frontier Natural Products Co-op Initiates Recall Due to Possible Health Risk from Organic Black Peppercorns (4.7.14)
Natural Organics, Inc. Recalls One Lot of Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Mouthwash Due to Bacterial Contamination (4.7.14)
Koru Pacific Packaging Recalls One Lot # AH!LASKA® Organic Cocoa Non-Dairy Chocolate Mix, 12 oz. Canister Due to Possible Milk Allergen (4.4.14)
Colorado Firm Recalls Fettuccini Alfredo with Chicken Products Due To Misbranding and Undeclared Allergens (4.4.14)
Oklahoma Firm Recalls Chicken Products Due to Misbranding and Undeclared Allergens (4.2.14)
Nova Products, Inc. Recalls Dietary Supplements with Undeclared Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (3.31.14)
Clif Bar & Company Announces Voluntary Recall of 15-Count Boxes of Chocolate Chunk LUNA® Bars Due to Package Mislabeling (3.28.14)
Glaxosmithkline Announces Voluntary Recall of Alli® Due to Product Tampering (3.28.14)
FSIS Recalls Processed Egg Products Unfit (3.28.14)
Oscar's Smokehouse, Inc. Recalls Eleven (11) Varieties of Cheese Spreads (3.27.14)
Parkers Farm Acquisition, LLC Recalls Products Due to Listeria Contamination (3.26.14)
Playtex Recalls Certain AC/DC Power Adapters Used With the Playtex® Nurser Breast Pumps (3.19.14)
Fannie May Recalls 19 Boxes of 14.0 Oz. Spring Wrapped Assorted Chocolate Box Due to Undeclared Peanuts (3.18.14)
Abbott Issues Recall of Certain Blood Glucose Monitoring Systems (3.17.14)
SNI National Recalls Kratom XL 4 Pack, Maeng Da Kratom 10 Pack, Max Kratom 20 Pack, and Bali Kratom 40 pack Due to Undeclared Drug Ingredients (3.17.14)
Dole Italian-Blend Salads Recalled Due to Possible Health Risk (3.14.14)
Kirkland Signature Real Sliced Fruit Recalled Due to Possible Health Risk (3.14.14)
Pain Free by Nature Recalls Reumofan Plus Tablets Due to Undeclared Drug Ingredients (3.13.14)
Nestlé USA Recalls HOT POCKETS® brand Philly Steak and Cheese(3.5.14)
House of Flavors Recalls Belmont Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Ice Cream (3.5.14)
Plum Organics Recalls Two Varieties of World Baby Pouch Products(3.5.14)
HC Schau and Sons Recalls 'Fresh To Go' Tuscan Style Combo on Tomato Basil Bread (3.5.14)
Unilever United States, Inc. Recalls Popsicle Orange, Cherry and Grape Ice Pops Due to Undeclared Milk (3.3.14)
California Firm Recalls Canadian Liver Pate Products Produced Without Import Inspection (2.27.14)
Fannie May Recalls 4.0 Oz. Heart-shaped Box of Assorted Chocolates Due To Undeclared Peanuts (2.20.14)
Washington Firm Recalls Dried Egg Products Due to Possible Salmonella (2.19.14)
California Firm Recalls Unwholesome Meat Products Produced Without the Benefit of Full Inspection (2.18.14)
Kettle Brand Recalls Bakes Sea Salt Potato Chips Due to Potential Milk Allergen (2.18.14)
MyNicKnaxs, LLC. Recalls Pill for Weight Loss Reduction (2.18.14)
MyNicKnaxs, LLC. Recalls All Weight Loss Formulas of Reduce Weight Fruta Planta (2.14.14)
Utah Firm Recalls Beef Jerky Products Due to Misbranding and Undeclared Allergen (2.13.14)
California Firm Recalls Unwholesome Meat Products Produced Without the Benefit of Full Inspection (2.10.14)
Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Peanuts in Dark Chocolate Almonds (2.10.14)
Pennsylvania Firm Recalls Chicken Noodle Soup Due to Misbranding and Undeclared Allergens (2.05.14)
Colorado Firm Recalls Various Meat Products Due To Soy Lecithin (2.03.14)
Missouri Firm Recalls Chicken Salad Products Due to Misbranding and Undeclared Allergen (1.31.14)
YoungYou International Recalls Mega Slim Herbal Appetite Management Pills Due to Presence of DMAA (1.31.14)
Gano Excel USA Inc. Announces Recall of C'Real Spirulina (1.30.14)
Pringles® Recalls Original Crisps Due to Undeclared Milk (1.28.14)
Arkansas Firm Recalls Frozen Chicken Products Due to Misbranding and Undeclared Allergens (1.28.14)
Araya Inc. Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Tree Nuts, Wheat, Milk and Soy in Their Chocolate Bars, Marshmallows, Dry Fruits and Chocolate Gift Boxes (1.24.14)
UPDATED: Allergy Alert - Undeclared Milk in Five Kinnikinnick Foods Products (1.24.14)
Kentucky Firm Recalls Cheeseburger Mac Products Due To Misbranding and Undeclared Allergens (1.21.14)
Rise'n Roll Bakery Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Egg in All Their Donut Varieties and Undeclared Peanuts in Nutty Crunch (1.21.14)
The Mentholatum Company Recalls Rohto® Eye Drops Made in Vietnam (1.17.14)
Paskesz Candy Company Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Milk in Premium Belgian Chocolate Coins (1.15.14)
Recall of Five Kinnikinnick Foods Products (1.15.14)
Midwest Wholesale Recalls Boost Ultra, XZone Gold, Sexy Monkey, Triple MiracleZen Platinum, Magic for Men, "New" Extenze, and New XZen Platinum Marketed as a Dietary Supplements (1.13.14)
Nipro Diagnostics, Inc. Recalls TRUEbalance and TRUEtrack Blood Glucose Meters (1.8.14)
Campbell Recalls 300 Cases of Prego® Traditional Italian Sauce (1.2.14)
Deseo Rebajar Inc. Issues Voluntary Recall of Burn 7 Capsules Due to Undeclared Active Ingredient (12.24.13)
Concertos in Chocolate Recalls Solid Milk Chocolate Santas (12.23.13)
California Firm Recalls Dried Sausage Products (12.20.13)
Bee International Expands Allergy Alert on Undeclared Egg in "Sweet Spots" (12.17.13)
Stone Independent Research, Inc. Recalls EnhanceRx Dietary Supplement (12.17.13)
Stone Independent Research, Inc. Recalls EnhanceRx Dietary Supplement (12.16.13)
Bee International Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Egg in "Sweet Spots" (12.13.13)
Washington Firm Recalls Chicken Noodle Soup (12.10.13)
Carthage Meat Processor Recalls Beef, Pork Products (12.3.13)
IQ Formulations Recalls HYDRAVAX Dietary Supplement Due to Possible Undeclared Ingredient (12.2.13)
Abbott Recalls FreeStyle® and FreeStyle Lite® Blood Glucose Test Strips (11.27.13)
Jayone Food Issues Alert on Undeclared Peanuts in Dried Seaweed Salad (11.25.13)
Wisconsin Firm Recalls Frozen Chicken Products Due to Misbranding and Undeclared Allergen (11.25.13)
Deseo Rebajar Inc. Recalls Adipotrim XT Due to Underclared Fluoxetine (11.22.13)
Tendex Recalls P-Boost, NatuRECT Due to Undeclared Active Ingredients (11.21.13)
Vitality Research Labs, LLC, Recalls "VitaliKOR Fast Acting" Marketed as a Dietary Supplement (11.18.13)
Crunch Pak Issues Voluntary Recall of Limited Quantities of Crunch Pak Brand Apple Slices (11.15.13)
USPlabs, LLC, Announces a Recall of OxyElite Pro Dietary Supplements Due to Possible Health Risk (11.13.13)
Vega Issues Voluntary Withdrawal of Nutritional Shakes and Sport Performance Protein Product (11.13.13)
Palmer Candy Company Voluntarily Recalls HyVee Chocolate Caramel Clusters and HyVee Chocolate Covered Caramels Due to Undeclared Peanut Allergen Contact (11.12.13)
Garden-Fresh Foods, Inc., Expands Recall Due to Potential Contamination with Listeria Monocytogenes (11.8.13)
Gourmet Express, LLC, Voluntarily Recalls 32-Ounce Packages of "Fusia Chicken Lo Mein" and 21-Ounce Packages of "Bremer 3 Cheese Chicken" and "Bremer Garlic Shrimp" due to Possible Undeclared Eggs (11.7.13)
Kansas Firm Recalls Chicken, Ham and Beef Products due to Potential Listeria Monocytogenes Contamination (11.5.13)
Garden-Fresh Foods, Inc. Expanded Recalls on Specific Packages of Products Because of Possible Health Risk Recall Class I (11.4.13)
Reser's Fine Foods, Inc., Voluntarily Expands Recall of Refrigerated Ready-to-Eat Products Due to Potential Health Risk (11.4.13)
Perrigo Initiates Nationwide Voluntary Product Recall of Acetaminophen Infant Suspension Liquid, 160 mg/5 mL, Due to a Potential Defect with the Co-packaged Oral Syringe (11.4.13)
Garden Fresh Foods, Inc., Expands Recalls on Specific Packages of Products Because of Possible Health Risk (10.30.13)
Firms Initiate Secondary Recall in Response to the Expansion of Reser's Fine Foods Recall (10.30.13)
Kraft Voluntarily Recalls Some Varieties of Kraft And Polly-O String Cheese And String Cheese Twists Due to Premature Spoilage (10.29.13)
Reser's Fine Foods, Inc. Voluntarily Expands Recall of Refrigerated Ready-to-Eat Products Due to Potential Health Risk (10.28.13)
Wisconsin Firm Recalls Ready-to-Eat Chicken and Ham Products due to Potential Listeria Monocytogenes Contamination (10.28.13)
Naturemost Laboratories Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Allergens in Product (10.24.13)
Reser's Fine Foods, Inc. Recalls Refrigerated Ready-to-Eat Products (10.23.13)
Ozark Mountain Creamery Recalls Skim Milk (10.18.13)
Wisconsin Firm Recalls Ready-To-Eat Chicken and Ham Products (10.17.13)
Yoder's Country Market, Inc. Recalls Gift Boxes Containing 11 oz. Bags of Honey Roasted Peanuts Distributed in December 2012 (10.16.13)
B@B Trade Inc. Recalls "Slim Fortune", "Lidiy", and "Slim Expert" Weight Loss Dietary Supplement (10.10.13)
FSIS Issues Public Health Alert for Chicken Products Produced at Three Foster Farms Facilities (10.9.13)
OxyElite Pro: Health Advisory - Acute Hepatitis Illness Cases Linked To Product Use (10.9.13)
D.F. Stauffer Biscuit Co., Inc. Recalls 44 oz. Market Pantry White Fudge Coated Animal Cookies Due to Mislabeling and Undeclared Allergens (10.8.13)
Recall of SVEDKA Vodka (10.7.13)
Haute Health, LLC Recalls All Lots of Virilis Pro, PHUK and Prolifta Capsules Due To Undeclared Ingredients (10.2.13)
W.S. Badger Company Voluntarily Recalls Select Lots of Daily SPF 30 Kids & Baby Sunscreen Lotions (9.25.13)
Garden Fresh Foods, Inc. Expanded Recalls on Specific Packages of Products (9.25.13)
Recall of P.F. Chang's Home Menu Pork and Leek Dumpling Frozen Appetizers (9.20.13)
Dutch Valley Food Distributors, Inc. Recalls Honey Roasted Peanuts, for Undeclared Milk and Wheat (9.16.13)
GE Pharma, LLC Recalls Dietary Supplement Creafuse Powder (9.13.13)
Talenti® Gelato & Sorbetto Recalls Talenti German Chocolate Cake Gelato Pints (9.12.13)
General Mills Recalls Limited Quantity of Refrigerated Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls With Icing (9.11.13)
GoPicnic Brands Recalls Limited Quantity Vegan Meals Due to Undeclared Milk Allergen (9.10.13)
Altaire Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Recalls Ophthalmic Solution (9.10.13)
McNeil Consumer Healthcare Recalls Three Lots of Concentrated MOTRIN Infants Drops Original Berry Flavor 1/2 fl oz. (9.09.13)
Chobani, Inc. Recalls Greek Yogurt (9.06.13)
Massachusetts Raw Oysters Recalled (9.04.13)
Premier Foods, LLC Recalls Products Sold at Williams-Sonoma (9.03.13)
Amport Foods Recalls Milk Chocolate Raisins (8.29.13)
Dove Chocolate Discoveries Recalls Dark Chocolate Covered Fruit Collection Box (8.26.13)
Recall of Kroger's Break 'n Bake Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough (8.26.13)
Reaction Nutrition, LLC Recalls LIVE Clinical 90 Caps (8.26.13)
Jack Rabbit Inc. Recalls Lot 2510 of Jack Rabbit Dietary Supplement (8.21.13)
See's Candies, Inc. Recalls Dark Chocolate Blueberries (8.20.13)
Herbal Give Care LLC Recalls Vitamin Supplements (8.20.13)
Recall of Maple Almond Butter Jars and Chocolate Hazelnut Butter Jars (8.19.13)
Nova Biomedical Corporation Recalls Nova Max Glucose Test Strips (8.14.13)
Voluntary recall of all products for sterile use from Specialty Compounding (8.12.13)
Health and Beyond LLC Recalls Tranquility Product (8.7.13)
CTV BEST GROUP Inc. Recalls Dietary Supplements BEST SLIM 40 Pills (8.7.13)
Trois Comtois Recalls Trois Comtois Morbier Cheese (8.5.13)
Purity First Health Products, Inc. Recalls Specific Lots of Healthy Life Products (8.2.13)
Kansas Firm Recalls Beef Products Due To Possible E. Coli O157:H7 Contamination (8.1.13)
Whole Foods Market Recalls Trois Comtois Morbier Cheese (8.1.13)
Nova Max® Glucose Test Strips Recalled (7.29.13)
Gold Star Smoked Fish Corp. Recalls Rybacka Wies Brand Herring Fillets in Oil (7.29.13)
Ferrara Candy Company Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Peanuts and Tree Nuts in Brach's Malted Milk Balls (7.25.13)
Olam Tomato Processors, Inc. Recalls Mild and Medium Chunky Salsa Due to Large Glass Pieces (7.25.13)
Herbal Give Care LLC Recalls Vitamin Supplements Due to Potential Health Risks (7.23.13)
Volcano Company Recalls Volcano Liquid & Capsules Marketed as a Dietary Supplement (7.22.13)
Silver Sword and Clalis Products Recalled (7.15.13)
Western Mixers Produce & Nuts, Inc. Recalls Pistachios (7.12.13)
Whole Foods Market Recalls Cheese Because of Possible Health Risk (7.8.13)
Crave Brothers Farmstead Cheese Recalls Les Fréres Cheese Products (7.5.13)
Somersault Snack Co. Recalls 1 Oz. Packages of Somersault Pacific Sea Salt (7.5.13)
Dolphin Intertrade Corp. Recalling Weight Loss Supplements (6.28.13)
Scenic Fruit Company Recalls Woodstock Frozen Organic Pomegranate Kernels Due To Possible Health Risk (6.27.13)
Florida Firm Recalls Blue Cheese Chicken Dip Products Due to Misbranding and Undeclared Allergen (6.27.13)
Beta Labs, LTD Announces a Recall of Dietary Supplements (6.24.13)
Ozark Mountain Creamery Cream to be Removed from Store Shelves (6.21.13)
Garden-Fresh Foods, Inc. Recalls Archer Farms Smoked Salmon Dip Because of Possible Mislabeling (6.20.13)
Advance Pharmaceutical Inc. Issues Recall of One Lot of Enteric Coated Aspirin Tablets (6.20.13)
Kansas Firm Recalls Ground Beef Products Due to E. Coli O157:H7 Contamination (6.19.13)
Oskri Expands Recall on Chocolate Bars (6.19.13)
Oskri Recalls Chocolate Bars (6.17.13)
See's Candies, Inc. Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Nuts & Eggs in Milk and Dark Raisins (6.17.13)
Vega Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Milk in Vega One Bars and Vega Sport Protein Bars (6.14.13)
Butterfly Bakery Issues Allergy Alert of Undeclared Walnuts (6.14.13)
General Mills Recalls Single-Serve Reduced-Sugar Cinnamon Toast Crunch Bowlpak sold in Foodservice Establishments (6.6.13)
Nephron Pharmaceuticals Corporation Recalls EZ Breathe Atomizer (6.03.13)
International Desserts Recalls Walnuts in Uncle Eddies Vegan Oatmeal Chocolate Cookies (6.03.13)
Blessings Inc. Recalls 16-20 Domestic EZ Peel Shrimp (6.03.13)
Salmolux Recalls Cold Smoked Salmon Products Because Of Possible Health Risk (6.02.13)
Lightlife® Farmer's Market Veggie Burgers Recalled Due To Undeclared Milk Allergen (6.02.13)
Cheryl's Recalls 1.6 oz. Buttercream Frosted Cinnamon Pumpkin Cookies (6.02.13)
Eco-Cuisine Recalls Product Because of Possible Health Risk (5.22.13)
Beamonstar Products Expands Recall to Include SexVoltz 12 Capsules Bottle (5.10.13)
Beamonstar Products Recalls SexVoltz, Velextra, & Amerect Marketed as a Dietary Supplement, Due to Undeclared Active Ingredients (5.10.13)
Krinos Foods, LLC. is Expanding its April 28, 2013 Recall to Include Additional Expiration Dates Jan 01-2014 to Jun 01-2014 of Tahini Products Because of Possible Health Risk (5.10.13)
Pure Herbs Ltd., Sterling Heights Recalls 4oz and 1oz Bottles of Protein Extract (5.10.13)
Chang Kwung Recalls Lightning Rod Capsules Due to Undeclared Ingredient (5.7.13)
Missouri Firm Recalls Meatballs Due To Possible Listeria Monocytogenes Contamination (5.3.13)
Wisconsin Firm Recalls Frozen Pizzas Due To Possible Foreign Matter Contamination (5.3.13)
American Lifestyle Recalls Vicerex Capsules and Black Ant Capsules, a Dietary Supplement, Due to Undeclared Active Ingredients (5.2.13)
Krinos Foods, LLC. Voluntarily Recalls Tahini Jars (5.1.13)
Orville Redenbacher's® Classic Kettle Korn Ready-to-Eat Popcorn Recalled Due to Undeclared Milk Allergen (4.30.13)
Hospira Recalls One Lot of 0.9% Sodium Chloride Injection, USP, 100 ML, Flexible Containers Due to Particulate (4.26.13)
Saratoga Therapeutics, LLC Issues Allergy Alert on Eba Multivitamin Supplement (4.26.13)
LifeScan, Inc., Recalls OneTouch Verio IQ Blood Glucose Meter (4.26.13)
Abbott Recalls FreeStyle lnsulinx® Blood Glucose Meters in the United States (4.17.13)
Sterile Products Compounded, Repackaged, and Distributed by ApothéCure, Inc. Recalled (4.16.13)
Louisiana Firm Recalls Cooked Meat, Poultry, and Deli Products (4.16.13)
Lyophilized Products Compounded by NuVision Pharmacy Recalled (4.16.13)
Affirm XL, Inc Recall of Affirm XL Dietary Supplement Tablet, Lot 1190001 Due to Potential Health Risk (4.12.13)
Iowa Firm Recalls Pork Jerky Product Due to Misbranding and Undeclared Allergen (4.11.13)
Recall of ROCK-IT MAN, a Dietary Supplement Due to Undeclared Active Ingredient (4.8.13)
Lifestyle Evolution Inc. Recalls NuGO FREE, NuGO Dark and NuGO Slim Non Dairy Bars (3.29.13)
New York Firm Recalls Snack Products Due To Possible E. Coli (3.29.13)
Food Product Recall by the Gift Shop at Buffalo Trace Distillery Due to Undeclared Allergens (3.29.13)
Sweet P's Bake Shop Branded Caramel Apple Danish Coffee Cake Recalled (3.26.13)
La Preferida, Inc. Recalls La Preferida Whole Pinto Beans 29 oz. (Water & Salt) (3.22.13)
New Chapter, Inc. Recalls Probiotic Elderberry Dietary Supplement (3.22.13)
Daesang Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Peanuts in Mixed Soy Bean Paste (Sesame & Garlic) (3.20.13)
Natura Pet Issues Recall of Specialized Dry Pet Foods Due to Possible Health Risk (3.20.13)
ProtiDiet High Protein Chocolate Dream Bars Recalled due to Salmonella Risk (3.19.13)
Grippo Foods Inc. Recalls Potato Chips Due To Possible Health Risk (3.18.13)
Green Planet, Inc. Recalls "Night Bullet," a Product Marketed as a Dietary Supplement, Due to Undeclared, Potentially Hazardous Active Ingredient (3.12.13)
Tri-union Seafoods Expands Recall to Include Chunk Light Tuna in Oil Products (3.8.13)
Tri-Union Seafood Issues Voluntary Recall on Select 5-Ounce Chunk White Albacore Tuna in Water (3.8.13)
Bumble Bee Foods Expands Voluntary Recall on Chunk White Albacore and Chunk Light Tuna Products (3.8.13)
See's Candies, Inc. Recalls 1.7oz Divinity Egg with Walnuts (3.4.13)
Food For Life Baking Company Recalls Ezekiel 4:9 Cereal (3.4.13)
Zachary Confections, Inc. Recalls Zachary Chocolate Covered Marshmallow Eggs (2.28.13)
Mondeléz Global LLC Recalls belVita Breakfast Biscuit Apple Cinnamon and Chocolate Varieties (2.25.13)
Maxiloss Weight Advanced Softgels Dietary Supplements Recalled (2.25.13)
Herbalife Issues Allergy Alert (2.25.13)
Kaytee Recalls Bird Treats and Greens (2.22.13)
Heartland Brands Voluntarily Recalls Two Varieties of Granola Cereals (2.22.13)
Honest Kitchen® Recalls Verve®, Zeal® And Thrive® Products (2.22.13)
Kasel Associates Industries Recalling Certain Pet Treats Due to Salmonella Contamination (2.22.13)
Bimbo Bakeries Breads Recalled (2.20.13)
Reumofan Plus USA, LLC & Reumofan USA, LLC Recalls Reumofan Plus Tablets (2.19.13)
Decoty Coffee Company Inc. Recalls Decoty Taco Seasoning (2.19.13)
AMPI Issues Allergy Alert for Undeclared Milk in Pudding (2.15.13)
Taylor Farms Retail, Inc. Recalls Organic Baby Spinach Products (2.13.13)
Nestle Prepared Foods Company Recalls LEAN CUISINE Culinary Collection Mushroom Mezzaluna Ravioli (2.11.13)
Oklahoma Firm Recalls Frozen Country Fried Steaks (2.11.13)
Wisconsin Firm Recalls Liver Paté Due to Misbranding and An Undeclared Allergen (2.5.13)
Whole Foods Market Expands Recall of Whole Catch Wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon (1.30.13)
Freedom Trading Recalls Super Power Dietary Supplement (1.29.13)
Hospira Recalls Lactated Ringers and 5% Dextrose Injection, USP, 1000 ML, Flexible Containers Due to Non-Sterility (1.29.13)
Whole Foods Market Recalls Whole Catch Wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon (1.28.13)
Oklahoma Firm Recalls Chicken Fried Chicken Breasts (1.28.13)
Georgia Firm Recalls Gluten-Free Chicken Nuggets Due To Misbranding And Undeclared Wheat (1.25.13)
Annie's Recalls Homegrown Frozen Pizza Products (1.24.13)
Kinnikinnick Foods Frozen Pie Crust Recalled (1.22.13)
Advance Pharmaceutical Recalls one Lot (# 12G468) of Ferrous Sulfate Tablets, 325 mg, that may actually contain Meclizine HCl 25 mg tablets (1.22.13)
Belmont Confections Recalls Dymatize Nutrition, Elite Gourmet Bars (1.16.13)
Boba Direct Recalls BD Flavored Powders (1.16.13)
Homestead Creamery Artisan Cheese Removed from Store Shelves (1.16.13)
Procesadora de Productos Marinos Delifish S.A. Expands Recall (1.10.13)
Somersault Snack Co. Recalls Cinnamon Crunch (1.9.13)
Woodstock® Announces a Voluntary Recall for Mislabeled Woodstock Tamari Almonds Due to Undeclared Soy Allergen (1.8.13)
Voluntary Recall of ShurFine® Brand "Creamery Select Premium Ice Cream Dulce de Leche" (1.7.13)
Undeclared Tree Nuts in Food Club Chocolate Chunk Brownie Mix (1.4.13)


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April 20, 2014
Organizers of the Toy Lift need your help. Christmas is nearly two months away and the community holiday staple is in jeopardy.
Organizers just found out they have no warehouse space to store all the toys collected this year, and they need someone to step up and help.
Tom Powell, the founder of the Toy Lift, says the event needs 30,000 square feet of warehouse space to distribute the toys.
Toy Lift would use the space the last two weeks of November through the first two weeks of December.
The group has all the insurance, and will pay utilities.
Powell says this year the event will look to provide gifts for almost four thousand kids, and without a distribution center, the event is in real trouble.
"We will take care of between 3500-4000 children. We could have as much as 500 bikes and the 500 bikes will fill up 10,000 square feet in a heart beat. So we need a place," says Powell.
The last couple years Toy Lift has used the old Circuit City space, but now that is under construction and unavailable.
This year the Toy Lift is on December 7th. It will be at Fashion Square, and five other locations throughout the area.
To help, you can visit www.toylift.org
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Suffering continues long after the cameras stop rolling
Mainstream television's reporting of natural and other catastrophes has turned the delivery of information about human struggle, the mighty elements, loss and its consequences into nothing more than disaster porn.
Nowhere has this been so evident than with the recent "live" coverage of the Tasmania bushfires.
Late last week and into this one, the south-east of Tasmania burned, forcing the evacuation of thousands of residents and holidaymakers as homes and livelihoods, never mind beloved pets and essential livestock perished.
Operating under the guise of "human interest" and "keeping the public informed'', reporters from various television networks descended upon the Apple Isle and into the afflicted communities and evacuation centres determined to be "the first'' with a scoop.
Crossing in situ during any disaster has become de rigueur, as if reporting in place gives the story more gravitas. The last thing a community in calamity needs is extra people, strangers, who aren't there to help as much as they are to exploit.
Finding bewildered and displaced people in affected areas, reporters posed and repeated invasive and stupid questions ("are you heartbroken?''), set ridiculous expectations ("when do you expect to start rebuilding?''), and attempted to make those interviewed emote to the point of breakdown.
Tears become justification for keeping cameras rolling, to capture grief for all to share for what purpose exactly? An emotional soundtrack accompanied some reports; a soap opera instead of news.
Sadly, for all the earnest reporting and faux displays of empathy, the media interest only lasts until the next emergency.
The commercial imperative that drives the networks means as soon as the next ``big story'' breaks, the television crews will move on.
'Til then, however, the current disaster is recycled ad nauseum (often in truncated form) across news, current affairs and morning shows. New angles are found for our consumption and consume them we do like fast food.
Since when has this desire to make suffering the story, to wring every last scrap of emotion, become newsworthy?
Focusing on losses, fear, suffering and trauma, this type of reporting, our expectations about broadcasts and even our reactions, are normalised.
Some victims willingly talk to the reporters, believing they're doing the community a service by explaining what happened, their grief, gratitude for the help they received and that they survived.
But where will the crews be when rebuilding starts? Answer: doing what's required of them. Filming and filing from elsewhere.
Where will the interested audiences be? Answer: glued to the next catastrophe, oohing, aahing and feeling grateful it's not us burning, drowning, being blown to smithereens.
No doubt, the media serves a very important role in terms of social understanding of all kinds of events triumphs, tragedies and everything in between. In this, print media especially has the time to display a degree of sensitivity and appropriateness.
But, somewhere along the way, particularly in TV current affairs, the need to inform has blurred with the desire to entertain.
Hence, we have disaster porn, a media sideshow from which we're unable to look away; where we, the audience, become voyeurs of the worst kind, fascinated by the spectacle of others' despair and trauma.
The ethics of this kind of "on the ground'' and "in your face'' reporting, the insidious nature of the interviews, needs to be balanced against respect for human dignity and an awareness that those in crisis must be allowed time and space to process what's occurred without a camera or microphone in their face.
David Salter, in his book, The Media We Deserve argues, "the media have become so pervasive and powerful that they may be beginning to supplant reality itself. Events, ideas and issues now struggle to have any meaning unless they've been packaged for us by the media."
We need to ensure that, as both audiences and human beings, we don't overlook the people at the heart of these stories or what their losses mean. Long after the cameras stop rolling, their suffering and attempts to rebuild continue, as does their hope for the future.
Dr Karen Brooks is an associate professor at the UQ Centre for Critical and Cultural Studies.
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acotrel says:
Most recent disasters have been due to extreme weather events. How much is unmoderated capitalism and consumerism to blame ?
yeah-no says:
'since when has this desire to make suffering the story begun?' Since media began, I expect. Certainly the article offers nothing to show that it's new. Most news is voyeurism, always has been. Consumers gobble it up and the appetite is never satisfied for long. For a long time now, it,s not really news unless there are pictures of people doing something you don't see every day, such as grieving in public. If you don't like it, do what I do - limit news consumption, and don't watch TV news at all.
The Humane View says:
The tsunami in 2004 is the biggest disaster I have seen in my lifetime The widely accepted view of it is that it had nothing to do with the weather.
If you are able, take the politics away and, look at it from the humane perspective
The big issue is the number of individuals who died and the circumstances under which they died not the number of disasters that are automatically tagged extreme weather events for political reasons.
Schmavo says:
For me, the excessive coverage de-sensitises the human element. It's so over the top and it's a bit like chickens scratching around for food. Some of the scraps they come up with are just woeful. Cringeworthy even.
Harquebus says:
What gets me about the fire coverage is the ignorance displayed by journalists. Extinguishing bushfires allows the build up fuel which, makes subsequent fires worse. The dillbrains are still trying to put them out. Never before in the history of our continent has this happened. Nature starts bushfires when there is fuel to burn and extinguishes them when there is not.
Just let them burn and then, we will not have the destructive megafires that we have created.
Dave Charlesworth says:
Cue Karl Stefo….
He won a Logi for this very same thing and has not been seen since at a flood or fire… go figure?
Michael says:
I know for a fact, that Sky News jumped on the porch of a destroyed house a friend of the family has, before the they had even had a chance to get in to see it. The first time they saw the destruction was on TV.. THAT, is just plain wrong.
W J Craig (Mrs) says:
It really must get up the noses of those fighting those fires when reporters start trying to interview them whilst they are carrying out possibly life-saving duties.
At least SBS-TV, unlike those clowns from Channel 10, kept their reporters to interviewing those running the show & well away from the actual fires.
One more reason to never tune into Channel 10.
Boys'n'Girls, stop getting in the way & let those brave men & women do their jobs without being pestered by sensation-seeking gits.
Better still, if you must interfere then put on the protective gear & start helping.
Robert S McCormick says:
Send those who deliberately light fires to prison for the "Term of their Natural Life" - irrespective of age or gender.
Let those, like that clown who left a camp-fire burning in Tasmania, also go to prison for the same period.
It will only take one or two people in each State or Territory to be locked away forever & it be widely publicised, photos & all, to make other think twice before they try it on.
Just as we have long-since disallowed the defence of " I was drunk, Your Honour", the introduction of smart-arse psychologists etc. to plead "Mental Illness" should also be disallowed. Unless completely deranged, in which case they would have long ago been held in a mental health facility, to allow a person to claim they did not know what they were doing was wrong is utter bullshit. EG. A 60+ man, who had his working mobile phone with him, lit a fire because he claimed he had Mental Health Issues, had gotten caught in blackberry bushes & regressed to his youth when, it was claimed he had been taught to light a fire to attract attention. When the Firies got to him he was standing free in a clearance a considerable distance form the blackberries!!. He got off using his, alleged Mental Health Issues.
What he was doing on a Total Fire Ban Day many dozens of kilometres from his inner-city suburban home was never explained.
Humane View says:
You are absolutely right about risk.
Radiation leaks at Fukishima were a risk but it was the risk from tsunamis that proved to be the greater risk,
The irony is, if a fraction of money put into tackling "global warming" had be directed at the risk of tsunamis, hundreds of thousands could be alive today.
paul says:
We should be thankful we love in Australia where things get done.
In America Sandy victims have still only received a small portion of relief money due to you guessed it - Fighting between the dems and Repubs. Mainly Repubs, but they both suck. Even with the animosity between Julia and Tony a relief bill would shoot through.
Geko says:
Acotrel wrote "Most recent disasters have been due to extreme weather events. How much is unmoderated capitalism and consumerism to blame ? "
Dunno, but I know that the fire disaster in Tasmania is entirely the work of green fanatics.
Tasmania is a petri dish, demonstrating the consequences of green ideology run rampant.
No jobs, the forestry industry on its knees, and bushfires feasting on fuel built up over two mild fire seasons.
Yet, instead of facing up to their errors, the Greens conveniently blame "climate change".
They pretend imposing a carbon tax or destroying the coal industry will prevent bushfires, while reducing the actual fuel which powers the flames is "futile".
There but for the grace of God goes the rest of Australia
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Welcome to The Writers' Post Thursday Blog Hop!! I am your host this week.
If you haven't already noticed, my blog posts are few and far between as of late. Life in a huge way has taken over. I always write in my journal (you remember the pen to paper stuff) but finding time to express myself in my own little blog, let a lone the desire to do so, is very hit or miss. And this has caused me to make some very heart wrenching decisions.
Honestly, there is a part of me that has felt over-stretched for sometime. As one of my good friend likes to tell me, "Jenn, you are a woman with too many hats." I think literally the statement could have been more accurate if he had said, "Jenn, you are a woman with too many boots," but well he hasn't seen my boot collection—and he wasn't speaking literally.
I've known this person for almost 10 years and he has been saying this for at least 9 of those years. Basically, he's known I've always stretched myself too thin and I do have too many "hats" –you know the mom-hat, the wife-hat, the teacher-hat, the photographer-hat, the blogger-hat, the rescue-mom-hat, the working-woman-hat, the cleaning-hat, the computer-tech-hat, and oh the list goes on.
My experience has taught me that life is a lot like the seasons, eventually things change. For me—the hardest part is letting go of something I feel is very much a part of me, and yet if I am ever to solve my "hat" problem, I need to just let go of some hats, even if just for a little while. And the funny thing I've just realized, while typing this is that, I've known this to be true for sometime, actually, longer than I am willing to admit.
Letting go of blogging, Wine-n-Chat, and The Writers' Post for awhile is necessary. My life's focus has sprung a new direction. My love for wine will never die—but my passion for writing about it and the chatty side of life needs to take a back seat. I need to shelve this hat for awhile and it is time.
The Writers' Post will continue to thrive—with Corinne from Everyday Gyaan stepping up to lead the way. The community will thrive under a new direction and it will still be a great place to get connected in the blogging world. The Blog Hops will continue every Thursday!! I won't be completely out of the picture there—however, it will be nice to let someone else lead for awhile and breathe in new life.
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The City of Wooster Winter Newsletter
The City of Wooster's Winter Newsletter is now available here. Features include details about community reinvestment programs, a description of the housing inspections currently being performed in the traditional residental neighborhoods, information concerning the recent increase in the city's ISO insurance rating for its ability to provide fire protection, a summary of the city's 2014 budget and a message from Mayor Bob Breneman.
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The City of Wooster's Comprehensive Plan Update Wooster Envisioned
Project Overview
The City of Wooster has initiated the process of updating our Comprehensive Plan, which began in October and is expected to be completed by the end of summer 2014. The Plan serves as a guide for the future of Wooster and incorporates topics including land use, transportation, utilities, public safety services, and parks. The process of updating the Plan, entitled Wooster Envisioned, has been coordinated by City Staff and the citys consultant for the project, OHM Advisors. Additionally, a steering committee has been formed for the project to inform the process and provide detailed feedback and a telephonic survey of city residents has been conducted to gather information from the community.
Public Meetings
Public input is an essential aspect of the Wooster Envisioned process. To participate in the process, you can attend one or more of three public meetings that will be held. The first public meeting will be held on Thursday, January 23rd from 6-8 PM at the Wooster Community Center, 241 South Bever Street.
Wooster Envisioned Website
You can also visit the official Wooster Envisioned website at http://cityofwoosteroh.mindmixer.com/ to contribute your ideas and read feedback provided by the community. Over 350 visitors have viewed the site and contributed topics and ideas including strengthening downtown, incorporating greenways and bike paths, and creating a true gateway into the City.
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For up-to-date information about California vascular plants, visit the Jepson eFlora.
Annual, perennial herb, shrub, glabrous to hairy, generally aromatic
Stems generally erect, generally 4-angled
Leaves generally simple to deeply lobed, opposite, generally gland-dotted
Inflorescence: cyme, generally clustered around stem, head-like, separated by evident internodes (terminal in Monardella ) or collectively crowded, spike-like to panicle-like (sometimes raceme or flowers 212); subtended by leaves or bracts; flowers sessile or pedicelled
Flower generally bisexual; calyx generally 5-lobed, radial to bilateral; corolla generally bilateral, 12-lipped, upper lip entire or 2-lobed, ± flat to hood-like, sometimes 0, lower lip generally 3-lobed; stamens generally 4, generally exserted, paired, pairs unequal, sometimes 2, staminodes 2 or 0; ovary superior, generally 4-lobed to base, chambers 2, ovules 2 per chamber, style 1, arising from center at junction of lobes, stigmas generally 2
Fruit: nutlets 4, generally ovoid to oblong, smooth
Genera in family: ± 200 genera, 5500 species: worldwide. Many cultivated for herbs, oils (Lavandula , lavender; Mentha , mint; Ocimum , basil; Rosmarinus , rosemary; Thymus , thyme), some cultivated as ornamental (in CA Cedronella , Leonotis , Phlomis )
Reference: [Cantino & Sanders 1986 Syst Bot 11:163185]
Annual, perennial herb, ± gland-dotted
Leaves entire to serrate
Inflorescence: heads 1 or more per main stem, sometimes arrayed in spikes or panicles; bracts in 23 series (outer series (0)12 pairs, ± like leaves, 0several mm below heads, erect to reflexed; middle series 24 pairs, like leaves to papery or leathery, sometimes straw-colored to purple, erect in cup-like involucre to reflexed; inner series 0few pairs, membranous, linear-lanceolate)
Flower: calyx 5-lobed, generally < 12 mm; corolla white to purple, upper lip erect, 2-lobed, lower lip recurved, 3-lobed; stamens 4; style unequally 2-lobed
Species in genus: ± 20 species: w North America
Etymology: (Latin: small Monarda )
Reference: [Epling 1925 Ann Missouri Bot Gard 12:1106]
Complex; hybrids common, often outnumbering non-hybrids; head width and bract orientation given for unpressed specimens
Horticultural information: often DFCLT. Many subsp., subspp., or populations have exacting soil requirements.
Annual, branched near baseSee the CNPS Inventory for information about endangerment and rarity.
Stem hairy, ash-gray
Leaf hairy
Inflorescence: head 2025 mm wide; bracts 10 mm, ovate, abruptly acuminate, long-hairy, purple above
Flower: calyx soft-hairy, lobes awl-like, generally purple, densely hairy within; corolla 1113 mm, rose or purple, tube exserted; stamens exserted
Extinction status: PRESUMED EXTINCT
Ecology: Sandy, coastal-sage scrub
Elevation: 300400 m.
Bioregional distribution: e South Coast (near Colton).Last seen 1921; habitat destroyed by urbanization.
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The 2013 M6 Coupe (F13) is not on the market yet, but has already received an upgrade in the form of enhanced aerodynamics, now with a standard trunk lip spoiler. The trunk lip spoiler hasn't been seen on any photos or auto show debut cars, but here are the first photos.
The 2013 M6 coupe begins production next month (July) and will begin deliveries in September.
BMWNA M Brand Manager, Matt Russell, gives a rundown of the highlights of the new 2012 M6 convertible (F12) and 2013 M6 coupe (F13), as well as the fuller context of the history of the M Division and M automobiles.
The 2012 M6 Convertible (F12) is making its European debut at the 2012 AMI show which opens to the public this weekend in Leipzig. The model shown here features San Marino Blue exterior with Silverstone Merino interior.
Our recent M6 Convertible Test Drive Review and more M6 images and details can be found at http://www.6post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=695346
The 2012 M6 convertible (F12) is big, it's heavy, and it's for showing off. But, courtesy of the usual magic from BMW M GmbH, it does not feel as big, heavy, or just for showing off. What it is is a super high performing GT convertible and a hell of a looker.
We spent two days this week in Santa Barbara, California to check out and test drive the all new 2012 BMW M6 and 6 Series Gran Coupe (see our previous review). After over 100 miles of highways, backroads, and mountain twisties, here were our impressions.
Leading with our biggest reaction is that the F12 M6 is a seriously fast car! Car and Driver just published their test numbers, which have the F12 M6 convertible clocked from … CONTINUED
The all new 2013 M6 coupe (F13) will take on safety car duties for MotoGP this season, becoming the latest BMW M model to do so after the M5 and 1M Safety Cars.
The MotoGP M6 safety car will debut at the 24 Hour Nurburgring race this weekend and will lead the M Festival M Corso parade event.
The first half of the MotoGP race season will continue seeing the use of the F10 M5 and 1M safety cars, but the F13 M6 coupe safety car will replace the 1M halfway through the race season. Expect the M6 safety car to receive similar modifications as the M5 and 1M – siren, Akrapovic exhaust system (whose name is seen on the M6 below) and aerodynamic enhancements (front carbon … CONTINUED
BMWUSA.com has added the "Explore" M5 and M6 sections to its website. Along with the new sections chock full of M5/M6 media and information, the F10 M5 Build Your Own configurator has come back online (after a couple weeks outage) and the F13 M6 Coupe configurator is online for the first time.
Click below to enter the BMWUSA M portal.
BMW NA has published some updated ordering information on colors, trims, and upholsteries for the 2013 US M5 and M6. They break down each into 3 levels of configuration and provide more ordering details and clarifications than previously available.
The order and pricing guides for the U.S. 2013 M6 Coupe (F13) and 2012 M6 Convertible (F12) are in! They include information on all standard equipment, options, packages, and related pricing.
The 2013 M6 coupe begins production in July, for September delivery. The 2012 M6 convertible began production in March and have already begun deliveries in Europe (it will hit US showroom floors in June).
Including destination and handling, BMW M6 Coupe and BMW M6 Convertible will carry a MSRP of $106,995 and $113,995, respectively.
See our Official F12/F13 M6 Info Thread for more information.
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Fun, friendly dancing to live caller and music. No partner or experience needed. Participants 7-70+ welcome.
Held at The Unitarian Universalist Church of the Lehigh Valley, Center and Wall St, Bethlehem, PA-enter on Wall St.
Beginners lesson at 7 PM. Bring soft soled shoes for dancing and a snack to share at the break.
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5 ways volunteering helps a teaching career
Volunteering at a school not only can show that you're passionate about teaching, but it can also make you more marketable as an educator.
"Teaching is one of those professions that fundamentally helps others," says Tony Valley, a retired public school teacher with 30 years of experience and an instructor in the master's in education program at the University of Phoenix Oregon Campus. "Volunteering is a great way to build skills that lend themselves to that attitude."
Valley describes five ways volunteering can help your career as an educator:
It serves as a job audition.
"If you volunteer at a school, have a day and time that you can be there consistently because you will set up a situation where people realize they can count on you," says Valley, who has been an elementary school principal and a school district human resource director.
Valley notes that he often hired volunteers who demonstrated they had the time and dedication to be good teachers — and that didn't just mean in the classroom as a teacher's assistant. Worthwhile experience also can come from working as an after-school leader, library aide or playground assistant, he notes.
"Treat [your volunteer job] like an audition for that school," he advises.
It broadens your cultural awareness.
International volunteer services, such as the Peace Corps or WorldTeach, let you help a community while gaining valuable skills and perspectives, Valley says.
As an example, he points to a former colleague's volunteer work at a Mexican migrant labor camp. The woman focused on agricultural issues but simultaneously sharpened her Spanish skills and learned about the cultures of the Mexican states of Oaxaca and Puebla.
That helped her define a better curriculum when she became an educator in Oregon because many of her students had emigrated from those regions of Mexico and primarily spoke Spanish.
You'll learn to build student relationships.
Valley recommends becoming a volunteer student mentor, particularly at such organizations as United Way, YMCA or YWCA, or Boys & Girls Clubs, to fine-tune your skills.
"What you're doing in these volunteer positions is listening to the kids and trying to model good character, appropriate behaviors and homework skills, which all good teachers are expected to do, " Valley says.
Classroom issues will be easier to handle.
Whether you're a sports coach, Sunday school teacher or scout leader, you'll tap personal talents to engage kids. You'll also handle discipline issues and adapt to varied learning abilities, which you'll need as a teacher, Valley says.
"Volunteering for these kinds of activities is like a microcosm of the classroom," he says.
Career goals will become clearer.
Valley pursued his master's degree in education intent on being a school district administrator — until he volunteered for his son's kindergarten class. What started as a weekly volunteer commitment ended with Valley choosing to become an elementary school teacher.
"Volunteering can also help you decide," he notes, "whether a particular grade level or subject is truly what you want to do."


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So my baby is 5 months old now, and she hardly ever tries to hold her bottle. When she was 3-4 months old she would get her hands up there and try and hold it, what happened? Is it too early for her to hold it by herself or what? Please help!
my daughter is 5 and a half months old and she is doing the same thing. I was told that she will get the hang of it when she is ready. Also i think that little ones at this age are very distracted by the world around them, just have patience and she will get it eventually.
My baby did exactly the same thing, although he only started holding his bottle at around 5 months, then stopped by 6 or 7 months old. He is 9 months old now (and still won't hold his bottle). The good news: it hasn't been a problem for learning to use a sippy. A couple of weeks ago, the pediatrician said he should start on a sippy cup (just because it was time for it, not because of problems holding the bottle). He did just fine on it (I got him one with handles though ). I wasn't really worried about his lack of bottle-holding (maybe I should have been?!). Anyhow I guess I just wanted to let you know that I was in a similar situation as what you're describing. Sorry I can't be of more help - maybe someone else can enlighten both of us about this!
Five months is a little soon for this skill, I think. I would encourage the skill, but I wouldn't worry if your baby doesn't have it down at this time. They will get it when they're ready. I think my girls were closer to eight months when they started.
I would introduce the sippy cup in a couple of months, but not worry about the bottle. Bottlefeeding is a time for you to bond with your baby. Use this as a time to hold her close, cuddle her, and allow her to explore your face with her hands. When she gets other fluids like juice and water, you can put those in a sippy cup with handles. These cups are much easier to hold than bottles. In my experience, babies who give themselves bottles, tend to carry them around. This can lead to dental problems, make it harder to wean from the bottle, and fill their bellies (preventing them from eating well).
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This second Isuma-Artcirq co-production by Igloolik youth is a story about a young Inuk who lost his love. Using alcohol to put reality and the past behind, the past keeps hunting him. When he loses control and beats up a man on the street he is sentenced to two months in an outpost camp, where a hunter is waiting for him.
Filmmaker: Bruce Haulli-Kenneth Rasmussen
Filmmaker Contact: www.artcirq.org or info [at] isuma [dot] tv
Producer's Name: Guillaume Saladin, Bruce Haulli (Artcirq); Kunuk/Cohn (Isuma)
Year of Production: 2007
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The Development and Administrative teams oversee our marketing, fundraising, finance/accounting, and event planning operations and are responsible for ensuring the long-term success of the organization. Most positions permit flexible scheduling, working from home, resume-building, and a quick start-up schedule.
Database Intern/Volunteer: By helping us keep up with our data management, Database Inters and Volunteers enable Berkeley Humane to operate as efficiently as possible. More information here.
Marketing/Promotions Volunteers: This is a great opportunity for animal lovers who are interested in social media, marketing, graphic design, blog writing, photography and/or videography. More information here.
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Our Shelter Support volunteers assist with daily shelter tasks such as cleaning, organizing, and maintenance. This is the first phase of training for all incoming volunteers who are interested in working with the animals. Once you are trained, our expectation is that you will incorporate shelter tasks into your routine so that we are all contributing to maintaining optimal shelter standards.
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Our Feline Friends help with cat care and socialization Wednesday through Sunday, and also assist during adoption hours by welcoming adopters to the cat housing areas, supervising and facilitating customer-cat interactions, and showing the binder of available cats and dogs to potential adopters!
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ALLISTON - The Alliston Hornets continued on their winning ways this past weekend as they hit the ice for two games on the road.
The local Jr. C squad won against the Penetang Kings 12-3 Friday night. Sunday the Hornets faced the Huntsville Otters for an afternoon game, and left town with a 6-1 win.
With only two games left in the regular season, the Hornets are at the top the Georgian Bay Mid Ontario Junior Hockey League (GMOJHL). This season the Hornets have won 34 of their 38 games played and almost have a 20-point lead on the second place squad, the Stayner Siskins. The Siskins have won 24 of their 38 games for an overall 51 points.
Thursday, Jan. 24 the Hornets are on the road for a game against the Siskins.
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Creating a backyard retreat expands your home's living space beyond its walls. To enhance your landscape and make it truly spectacular, add beautiful trellises. These garden structures can be used to create divisions within a garden, and their latticelike designs provide the perfect support for climbing plants and flowers.


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Vogue Paris Calendar: January-June 2013
If you didn't get your naked model fix with this year's relatively chaste version of the Pirelli calendar, Vogue Paris comes to the rescue with the first-half of its 2013 calender. Some of the mag's favorite models are featured, as shot by some of the most prestigious names in the field.
January: Daria Werbowy by Inez and Vinoodh
February: Anja Rubik by Hedi Slimane
March: Raquel Zimmermann by Mikael Jansson
April: Lara Stone by Mario Sorrenti
May: Kate Moss by Mario Sorrenti
June: Sasha Pivovarova by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott
Moss is featured above, see the rest of the months on the next page.


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Network World - Despite security concerns, businesses are growing more confident in adopting cloud-based services, and in addition are investing more in corporate mobile devices while also allowing employees to use their own in bring-your-own-device mode at work. So it's not surprising that recent security startups are zeroing in on things such as encrypting data held in the cloud or how to safeguard corporate data on BYOD devices. Venture-capital firms are eagerly funding these startups -- noticeable among them is Andreessen Horowitz, plowing $9.5 million into mobile-security startup Bluebox in June and $30 million into CipherCloud just last month.
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Here are the security startups we're keeping an eye on in 2013 to see what they roll out, and if they're snapped up by larger security vendors to quickly gain a foothold in cloud or mobile security. That's what happened to mobile risk-management startup Mobilisafe just three months after its debut, acquired by vulnerability-assessment firm Rapid7.
Some startups have large-scale aspirations to change the world of cloud security. Nok Nok Labs, still mainly in stealth mode, is backing the concept of a new open and flexible authentication protocol for cloud-based Web infrastructures that would be basically free but supported by the larger hardware and software vendors. ForgeRock is also an open-source advocate with its Open Identity Stack that lets enterprises and service providers centrally provision the enterprise, mobile and software-as-a-service applications. Others, though, simply contend they are building a better mousetrap for the enterprise -- as Lastline claims to do with its Previct product and service to detect malware, or TaaSERA, which formally launches at the end of the month with its behavior-based threat analysis product.
Headquarters: Livermore, Calif.
Founded: 2008
Funding: About $6 million, mainly from founders Jeff Bennett and Gordon Shevlin
Leader: Gordon Shevlin, CEO
Why we're watching it: Allgress last June introduced software designed to give CISOs a view into the security and risk-compliance status of corporate networks and data resources. The company aggregates information into a "heat-map" view of where compliance is strongest or weakest. The purpose is to make good use of security-related information that's already available from scans, penetration tests and other technologies used to determine compliance with the PCI payment-card rules or healthcare regulations related to HIPAA, for example, and express it in business language that can be easily shared with CIOs and upper management. "It's about gathering the information together and helping them use what they have," according to Jeff Bennett, Allgress president and COO. The company claims to have about 40 customers, including eBay and several banks.
Fun fact: Shevlin is also co-founder and COO of another startup, Security Starfish, the company founded last year with eBay's former Chief Information Security Officer Dave Cullinane for discreetly sharing real-time cyberthreat information among IT security professionals.