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This week I'm excited to feature sponsor JAQS Fabrics.
JAQS Fabrics is filled with lots of contemporary fabrics including new collections like Simply Color by V & Co. for Moda
I love Bella! I bought myself a little already but I may need to obtain a wee bit more!ReplyDelete
I like Flea Market Fancy!ReplyDelete
Always love gray and white chevron! firstname.lastname@example.com
I love that you can search Fabric by Style-Theme. I don't remember ever seeing that on any other site. How cool is that!ReplyDelete
I love the Fresh Blue and Green half yard bundle.ReplyDelete
I'm loving Bella right now!! So pretty!!ReplyDelete
The themed search is my favorite too! Thank you for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I still love the colors of Marmalade. The themed search is a great idea.
I still love Simply Color!! It's wonderful!!! :)
They have a great shop! So impressed!
I love the Simply Color Ombre colors. I would like to make a HST using one ombre fabric. Great site!ReplyDelete
I love the sweet leaves by Michael Miller.
I love, love Notting Hill!ReplyDelete
I keep going back to, Everything Nice, brown kitchen utensils by Robert Kaufman. I think it reminds me of the 70's appliance colors? I'll always love Kona and Bela solids, I can't have too much. ;->ReplyDelete
I love that they have great scrap bundles including one just consisting of solids! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I love the smaller bundles...4-8 fat quarters...so fun and easy to buy more :)ReplyDelete
I love Simply Colour! (And the fact that you can search by colour or type of print as well as manufacturer, etc.)ReplyDelete
I am in love with Joy by Kate Spain. Appropriate for the season I think. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love the concept of the mystery grab bag, but hate the idea of giving up control. Also the prices are really nice.ReplyDelete
So nice,,,Ilove it!!ReplyDelete
I love the Boy Toy cameras. Fun print! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
There are some fun custom bundles there - Asian themed bundles? Check. Designer scraps? Check. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love Simply Colour! Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I love the new Bella line. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I'm in love with the Ahoy Matey!!!ReplyDelete
I love Bella and Simply Color. Especially the Metro Leafy Stripe in Aqua.ReplyDelete
I've had my eye on Bella for awhile now. Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
It looks like a great store, thanks for introducing us :) I am in love with Simply color and she has lots of the prints and ombrah's. Good prices too. Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
Ohh I'm loving Bella and Ahoy Matey!ReplyDelete
The blog looked interesting so I'll have to add that to my favorites so look at when I have more time. I love the colors that Bonnie and Camille use so I'm parital to their fabic.
I like the Fresh Blue & Green bundles!ReplyDelete
I love the Once Upon a Time line. Simply lovely! Thanks for the info on the site - I will be doing some shopping there soon.ReplyDelete
Marmalade...I still don't have any of it!ReplyDelete
I love the selection!! so many options! mandybeez at gmailReplyDelete
I love the scrap bundles! I've ordered them several times and was never dissapointed! Q is great!ReplyDelete
I like that you can search by color and by style. so useful!ReplyDelete
I'm a big fan of the entire On the Go line.ReplyDelete
I love the mystery grab bag... what a great deal!ReplyDelete
I love Kona!! thank you for a chance to win some.ReplyDelete
Oi.. how do you choose??? I love them all, but as of late I have been into florals, and nautical.. flea market fancyReplyDelete
Very nice fabric shop! Easy navigation and I love the category section! I've got my eye on some of that Bella fabric. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the great giveaway! I love the Ruby Star Shining - Typewriters - by Melody Miller from Kokka.ReplyDelete
Great giveaway! I am loving the Simply Color...I neeeed some!
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So many to choose from! I like this - a LOT: Far Far Away III Orange Wildflower Field by Heather Ross
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Love the dandelions from santee!
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I bought my first fabric online from JAQS! I love how they put a pencil on fabrics so you can tell the true color. Right now I like the Quilt Blocks from Moda!ReplyDelete
I love the scrap bundles!ReplyDelete
I love simply color!ReplyDelete
I always start in the sale section when browsing a shop - I found this cute Hopscotch from "children at play" on super sale!ReplyDelete
I love the fact that they sell scrap bundles in warm and cool colors - it's a surprise package just waiting to be opened!!!ReplyDelete
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I love Bella! One of my favorites :)ReplyDelete
I love the contemporary selections at JAQS Fabrics. Love the Categories menu that save me time and effort to check out the fabrics I need to see with just one click. Colors and designs are great, very affordable price. I only wish to see a bigger image of the fabric after I click on the thumbnail. Definitely will visit the site again and introducing it to my mom and friends. Thanks for the giveaway!
I love the wide variety of designer fabrics offered, especially some of the Bonnie and Camille and Kate Spade, Typewriters by Miller! Great giveaway!ReplyDelete
I like the fresh cut bundle!
I love Notting Hill!!! The scrap bundles are cool, too!ReplyDelete
I like their scrap bundles. I love a surprise!ReplyDelete
Love the simply color line!ReplyDelete
I love the asian inspired and coffee lover!ReplyDelete
I love the many ways they let you look through fabrics (theme, color, etc). And I love their fat quarter mystery grab bags! Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
I like the small bundles at great prices!ReplyDelete
JAQS has a wide selection of different designers - lots of eye candy! Thanks for the give away!ReplyDelete
I like that they have a category for holiday fabrics and my favorite in there is the Brr! line - that polar bear is so cute!ReplyDelete
Since I'm in the Navy... I absolutely LOVE the new Ahoy Matey collection! I really love how the shop gives you the option to sort by color.
I love Simply Color!ReplyDelete
Oh!! I love the Simply Color collection....very, very nice. Connie in CaliforniaReplyDelete
even though i'm a girl, i like the "Boy Toy" fabrics from Robert Kaufman. i also like the new ahoy matey collection. entegans :at: gmail d0t c0mReplyDelete
I'm loving Seaside Cottage - Grey Flowers from Henry Glass & CoReplyDelete
I love Jaqs blog that links up with their store. Lovely pictures.ReplyDelete
I love their little scrap bundles. They also have great service. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
I love Flea Market Fancy. I love her site and her prices are great. Have to go shopping now. Thanks for the giveawayReplyDelete
oh, my! Hands down, that "Oriental Traditions 10" they have front and center. :) That literally made me drool. ;DReplyDelete
I do love how easy it is to navigate the site and to find what I need. I found a fabric in the sale bin that I had been looking for and the price was great! I also love her red and turquoise fat quarter bundle!ReplyDelete
Great scrap bundles! Perfect for building stash and for getting out of the old rut of buying the same old fabrics! I also love that she has a lot of solids. Easy to navigate too!ReplyDelete
JAQS is a fabulous shop! I love the scrap bundles, and I love that the site is easy to navigate and I can find what I want quickly. It is also easy to browse when I don't have something specific in mind. thanks for the lovely giveaway!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway. I have my eye on Simple Colors and anything purple!
Love love love everything from Kokka, especially the Push Pin II - Stamp aqua. Super cute!ReplyDelete
Bella is great! But the peacock in Oriental Traditions is beautiful. Thanks for the chance to win. Love Kona solids.ReplyDelete
The Soft Tones Kona Solids bundle is so pretty!ReplyDelete
I love their scrap packs. So fun for a "surprise" fabric bundle, and works great for stash-builders too!ReplyDelete
What's not to love at JAQs? They always have the newest lines that I am looking for too!ReplyDelete
I'm loving the quilt blocks line. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love their selection of fabric bundles, great choices!ReplyDelete
I love flea market fancy! And everything solid! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Metro Cafe is pretty cuteReplyDelete
Flee Market Fancy is my favorit. firstname.lastname@example.com
Night and Day 4 from Robert Kaufman I am in love with yellow and grey lately I feel like they go everywhere! lolReplyDelete
I love those cute mushrooms in the "To Market To Market" fabric collection. Thank you for the nice giveaway! :)ReplyDelete
i love the bella- warm grey tav... it would help me finish a quilt! firstname.lastname@example.com
I really like the Seaside Cottage Fat Quarter Bundle! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I like all the fabric I saw over there, but I like the Seaside Cottage a little bit more. Thanks for the chance to win.
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I love JAQs Fabrics! I think I'm drooling over Simply Color the most right now.ReplyDelete
there are so many new lines coming out that I would love to play with - I have an order of simply color on its way - next in line is to pick up some bella.ReplyDelete
I have 3 young daughters so I'd love to make them all something from the rock n roll HelloKitty print. They'd love it!!!ReplyDelete
Love the Bella!ReplyDelete
Once Upon a Time from Alexander Henry and I saw some retro mushrooms I loved too :)
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I like the moda mod collection. Very cute. Those solids are fabulous too!ReplyDelete
Love the Summersville collection from Moda!ReplyDelete
Simply Color is drool worthy. Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
I cannot decide: forest friends, coffee lover or flea market. It is all so wonderful!ReplyDelete
I just love Simply Color and feel that it is a basic blender series we all MUST have! I've bookmarked and followed JAQS!ReplyDelete
Wow School Days from Moda is uber cute!!ReplyDelete
I'm sort of having an online love affair with the "Simply Color" line from V and Co by Moda. SO GORGEOUS!!!ReplyDelete
I love Simply Color :) Can't wait to get my hands on some.ReplyDelete
Too much to choose from! I adore Little Kukla and the It's A Boy Thing bundles. Thanks for the opportunity!ReplyDelete
I love the Simply Color ombres. Great colors and shading.ReplyDelete
I love the Simply Color ombres. Great colors and shading.ReplyDelete
I just can't get enough of Marmalade. Gorgeous!ReplyDelete
I love Kona! Thanks for the chance at a great prize!ReplyDelete
I love Simply Color, but I also really like the asian theme line at the beginnin of the page.ReplyDelete
Recently I have been obsessed with Bella by Lotta Jansdotter. It's just so fun!
Anything by Jansdotter!!! Love her aesthetic.
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I really like the Robot Factory collection. My son is really into robots right now and it is very hard to find any fabric to make pillows and such with.ReplyDelete
love the Kaufman boy toys line! but I don't think I can pick one favorite...JAQ has tons of great lines!
I love the Simply Color from V and Co collection. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Forest Friends - too cute!!!ReplyDelete
Love To the Market and Once Upon a Time! Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I am crushing on Simply Color! Love these solids.ReplyDelete
Little Kukla is what I am jonesing for these days- so bright and happy! Thanks for the chance.
So many beautiful fabrics and collections to love right now! I am really liking the Notting Hill line or the Riley Blake chevrons! Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
Flea Market Fancy! Thanks for the giveaway, there can never be enough fabric in my stash!ReplyDelete
I Love A Walk In the Woods . So cute. Quilts for kids quilts are great with any fabric
Simply color is such a pretty collection, I'm thinking of using it for my next project.ReplyDelete
Little Kukla or some scraps :) Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I too love the Simply Color from V and Co collection. Thanks for the giveaway! :)
My favorite at JAQS is the Cosmos collection by Laura Gunn.ReplyDelete
I love the red Notting Hill - Poppy fabric by Joel Dewberry. It would make a great weekender bag! The Once Upon a Time fabric is really beautiful too.ReplyDelete
I could've picked any Kona because it's my favorite, but I'm going to say any chevron by Riley Blake. They are all so fun & they look great with solids!ReplyDelete
i love simply color!ReplyDelete
I love Kona fabrics. I'm really liking the Bella collection. -Kay email@example.com
I am in love with simply color by v and co. right now. I have many projects in mind for this collection. Love bright kona solids too! Okay, I love fabric in general. Can't get enough of it.ReplyDelete
I love the Kona Solids,Im athat I can embroider one to give it my own spin...these would be PERFECT for the cub scout quilt I want to make my son!ReplyDelete
Simply color ombres!ReplyDelete
Simply Color!ReplyDelete
I am needing some solids and these look fabulous! I am liking the dotty fabrics in flea market fancy!ReplyDelete
I'd have to go with Simply Color. It's my favorite right now. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Looks like lots of people are feeling the same way- Simply Color, is simply lovely.
I was just thinking about stocking up on Kona solids (like food storage :) Thanks for the giveaway! I like the Walk in the Woods fabric. firstname.lastname@example.com
Love Robert Kauffman's fabric and Amy Butler as well.ReplyDelete
I like Seaside Cottage by Henry Glass Co. There are a lot of fab. fabrics on this site.ReplyDelete
I'm really loving the Simply Color Ombres!ReplyDelete
I love the Simply Color!
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I think the Forest Friends has the cutest fabric.ReplyDelete
Ballerina - Trefle (HA-4280) canvas from Kokka Fabrics is too cute. I am looking for low value prints and I think that would be perfect :)ReplyDelete
Woodland - Fairies yellow by Natalie Lyner from Lecien
What a beautiful giveaway! I've been contemplating a quilt in all solids - and have next to NOTHING in solids... This would certainly be a help! ;)
I really love Bella by Lotta Jansdotter..the colors are so pretty! Thanks for the sweet giveaway!ReplyDelete
Love simply color!ReplyDelete
Cosmos! I need some of those flowers. :)ReplyDelete
What a neat shop! I love the whole Ahoy Matey line, but my favorite fabric (today) is Marmalade Gray Pinwheel by Moda.ReplyDelete
I love Marmalade and Simply Color. How nice to be able to search that way!ReplyDelete
I love ahoy matey it would make a great summer quiltReplyDelete
Metro living by Robert Kaufman is a favorite. I love Simply Color, too. Thanks for the great giveaway.ReplyDelete
I like the Bella - Bermuda Lind by Lotta Jansdotter from Windham.
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I love the Simple Life or some Bella to stash. But they have a lot of great collections -- thanks!!ReplyDelete
I'm in love with the Navy Blue Ombre from V and Co.ReplyDelete
I love Henry Glass's Seaside Cottage Collection, it has some of my favorite colors. (:ReplyDelete
I am crushing on Bella!ReplyDelete
The Seaside Cottage Fat Quarter Bundle is my favorite at the moment :)ReplyDelete
They carry all of the great fabric lines, but my favorite thing at JAQ's are their scrap packs and mystery bundles. Much fun because you never know what you'll get. Many thanks!
Loving the Bella by Lotta!
I love their small florals fat quarter bundle! Happy holidays!ReplyDelete
I already have some fat quarters of Bella and would love to get more!
I like the Ombre prints.ReplyDelete
i've been coveting some simply color! Thanks for this gorgeous giveaway.ReplyDelete
Flea Market Fancy might be my favorite... sharon dot gullikson at gmail dot comReplyDelete
I love Joel Dewberry's Notting Hill :)ReplyDelete
I love Notting Hill. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I am a Riley Blake fan....thanks!ReplyDelete
I Love the Kona colors. I am trying to collect them all :) Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
right now I'm loving The Simple Life from Riley BlakeReplyDelete
I really love their coffee lovers bundle.ReplyDelete
I love Day at the Zoo Orange Bark! I'm an orange kind of gal!ReplyDelete
I like their mystery FQ bundles! What a great way to add to a stash for a great price!ReplyDelete
I love the Marmalade and American Jane but there isnt much of that on the site right now. I also love the idea of winning some Kona Solids!! A girl cant have too much of that!
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my fav collection over at jaqs is 'simply color' ... my goodness, a half yard bundle of kona is a treasure! thanx for the chance to win it.ReplyDelete
Simply Color is my current favorite.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win! There is so much to love over at JAQS, but I am particularly enamoured of Notting Hill lately. I'm sure it has nothing to do with my love of the movie by the same name. ;)ReplyDelete
I love Simply Color!ReplyDelete
Simply Color is my favorite!ReplyDelete
Simply Color, Simply Color, Simply Color...and love those solids!!!ReplyDelete
I'm loving the rainbow Kona colors; I've been enticed lately by the rainbow projects I'm seeing in blogland. I do love "Coffee Lover Bundle" and can see a runner on my kitchen table done up in those yummy fabrics.ReplyDelete
Kona solids are my all time favorite! Love that bundle.ReplyDelete
I like Simply Color. Thanks!ReplyDelete
I like all of the Kona solid colors.ReplyDelete
I love anything by Lotta J.!!!ReplyDelete
Millie's Closet and it's on sale!ReplyDelete
Being a love of most things Mid-century modern, Mod Century by Jenn Ski is right up my alley.ReplyDelete
Simply Color - Metro is a wonderful set! I want some! Thanks for the chance at this giveaway!ReplyDelete
WOW what a wonderful giveaway! Really liking the Notting Hill poppy, however with that said- Marmelade still makes me sing. You know they have way too many great sets there- ouch there goes the cc LOL!ReplyDelete
I love the Night and Day 4 - Berry Feathers from Robert Kaufman.
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I like marmalade.ReplyDelete
Flea Market Fancy is my fave!ReplyDelete
I love the Quilt Blocks fabric from Moda. So neat!
Thanks for the chance!
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i love their online storeReplyDelete
I just love the Forest Friends. The patterns are just way cute!! Be especially blessed, KathyReplyDelete
Bella is one of my favorites right now.ReplyDelete
i am lusting after notting hill by joel dewberry thanks for the chance to win this pretty bundleReplyDelete
Hard to pick a favorite but guess I would go with "Simply Color" for right now.
Thanks for a chance at your lovely giveaway.
I really like the Simply Color and Notting Hill collectionsReplyDelete
Happily Ever After! MaryReplyDelete
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Last night I saw RUSH at Mohegan sun. This is the second time I have seen clockwork angels tour. They are Rush so you know it is awesome. I have seen Rush 26times in one tour...Yeah Im that kind of a Rush fan. Ive only missed one tour since I have been 13years old. And the tour I missed was power windows. Only Because there was a death in the family. Never got into that album... So if you LOVE Power Windows this is the tour for you. They play like 9 songs from their new album. so if you don't like their new album this is NOT the tour for you. I Met Geddy and Alex on my 30th birthday. I love Rush.Strings were a nice suprise. Neil does 3 drum solos. 2 inside of songs and 1 on his own. He is amazing. I have to say that rythem method is my favorite. I listen to that in my car and then rewind it and listen to it again, How many chicks do that??? I LOVE RUSH.. go see them june 23rd Jones beach. They play 28 songs you get your $$$'s worth
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This article appears in the March 2013 issue of HealthLeaders magazine.
In the years to come, experts may look back on healthcare reform as the time that not only made improvements in the quality of patient care and sparked efforts to reduce costs, but also when doctors traded their independent practices for hospital employment. There's been a marked uptick in the pace with which physicians are being employed by hospitals; in fact, employment of physicians and surgeons is expected to grow by 24% from 2010 to 2020, nearly twice the rate of growth for all other occupations, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
"[Organizations] have to grab the opportunities when they occur. I'm not referring to buying practices; I'm just referring to employing physicians," said Robert Shapiro, CPA, senior vice president and CFO for North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System in Great Neck, N.Y. The system employs 2,600 physicians in a teaching environment, and one-third of those were hired in the past 18 months. Shapiro was one of 30 healthcare finance leaders to attend the 2012 HealthLeaders Media CFO Exchange and offer his thoughts on a variety of topics, including
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"We are getting ready for what we feel is the future," Shapiro said. "The thing is, if you truly believe that things are changing quickly in your market, then you have to act. Your marketplace will dictate how quickly you act and how much you spend. But after that we have to go through a process of rationalizing what people are doing, making sure that redundancies are dealt with. I know it sounds like 'buy now, figure it out later,' but the market is very competitive in the downstate New York City area."
Although counterintuitive, if rushed, employing a physician can actually decrease organizational alignment and ultimately impact the bottom line. If the hospital's financial and clinical goals aren't clearly defined and the physician's rationale for employment isn't clearly understood, then the employment arrangement can be disjointed from the outset, causing poor performance or an expensive termination of the agreement. To avoid this, there are several areas healthcare leaders should examine before entering into an employment arrangement.
Reasons physicians seek employment
The fervor by physicians to become employed stems from the decline in reimbursements as well as the increase in practice expense and the complexities associated with adding electronic medical records and tackling billing changes. While understandable, some in healthcare believe it also may signify the near demise of the independent physician.
Statistically, the medical staff model of working with independent physicians is in decline, according to the September 2012 HealthLeaders Media Intelligence Report, Physician Alignment: Integration Over Independence. While the medical staff model is currently used by 67% of organizations, that will drop in three years to 50%, the report shows. The change in the healthcare environment is causing seasoned and green physicians to make a flight to safety by working
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There are advantages and disadvantages to hiring less-experienced physicians; the same is true for bringing on more experienced doctors. However, friction can arise if the hospital's goals compete with the physician's. While hospitals, for the most part, are looking to add physicians to broaden networks, fill service line gaps, reduce redundant testing, improve patient referrals, and reduce costs by improving care coordination, physicians' objectives often are more personal.
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Dr Bob (4/28/2013 at 7:49 PM)
"healthcare reform as the time that not only made improvements in the quality of patient care " Karen, with that one statement in the opening sentence I realized you are clueless re medical care, the determinants of health, and the intent of the "Affordable Care Act" Dr Bob
Paul Schwartz (4/3/2013 at 9:29 PM)
The current trend in employment opportunity for physicians, while unarguable, is certainly both disappointing, and worrisome. The pure employment model of healthcare is not what the average U.S citizen desires, or expects. Think Canada, think V.A. hospital, think Kaiser. Low production models that save money primarily by limiting access to services. Certainly some organizations such as the Mayo Clinic, and Cleveland Clinic have been very successful with an employment model and provide superb medical care, but these are definitely in the minority, and, are at their root, superb examples of private practice medicine expanded to offer large arrays of service, rather than a hospital organization seeking to capture market share. We have resisted this change, as a medium sized multispecialty group practice, but are certainly worried by the seeming ignorance of the federal government and it's inability to recognize and treat the real problems that exist in today's health care in the United States. I hope that at some point both the government, and the populace in general will begin to recognize the worth in having hard working, independent physicians, who care most for the health of their patients, and are willing to devote time and money towards research and exemplary health care, rather than encouraging an entire army of complacent, unmotivated physicians simply collecting a salary from the hospital behemoth that is controlling all of medicine in it's own best interest.
Greg Mercer, MSN (4/2/2013 at 7:18 PM)
Physicians had their time of power and prestige, and they gave it away for all the money thrown their way by all the insurance and Pharma conflicts of interest they have become quite addicted to as a group. The loss of credibility and presitige that has resulted has, at long last, beugn to seriously erode physician power, autonomy, and incomes. You reap what you sow, and power lasts only as long as you maintain it: take it for granted for an few generations and poof! It's gone.
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Tarantino's characters usually have a great deal of depth. The exceptions to this are Death Proof (my hatred of which has been sufficiently covered here) and Inglourious Basterds, which I found mostly exhilarating but ultimately his second-worst movie. Which is a testament to how good he can be and usually is. I'm hoping Django reverses course.
Saw Knocked Up and The 40 Year Old Virgin last night and just finished Funny People. I haven't seen them all since around when Funny People came out in theaters. Heading to see This is 40 now!
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- My grandmother, setting the family's cultural standard for the new year.
I was, however, massively impressed by Flight. I can't honestly say that I'm pulling more for Denzel to win an Oscar than Philip Seymour Hoffman at this point, but they both turned in equally remarkable performances in my book and I'd be happy if either took home the prize. And I had really hopped ship as far as Denzel goes some time ago, I think it was after that god awful Deja Vu. But he was absolutely fantastic in this, and the film as a whole was fantastic as well.
And John Goodman absolutely killed me. The most I've laughed at a role of his since The Big Lebowski for sure.
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Saw Django today; fucking loved it. Tarantino with a brilliant, bloody spin on the endless Django narrative. I love all of the throwbacks to the westerns, with the fast zooms, the sheepskin jacket, and Franco Nero's amazing cameo. I was laughing out loud at points, (Waltz, Leo, and Foxx delivering awesome performances) and the scenes of violence against slaves were brutal.
I had a blast though. The Rick Ross track had my head bobbing; all the music was great to be honest. Especially the original Django theme song.
Is Jack Reacher supposed to be a parody or something? Man, that movie looks absolutely horrible
Just watched Looper. Thought the concept was actually alright, definitely less feather-headed and fucked up than Inception. The ending though was completely baffling. So, the Rainmaker kid wasn't Joseph Gordon-Levitt/Bruce Willis, right? Looper meant he saw the future in that he saw that if Rainmaker's mother was killed by him then Rainmaker would end up running away in the same fashion he had to and thus would be bitter enough to spend the future killing Loopers? 'Cause it made things rather confusing and for a second sounded like he was saying he is the kid, which doesn't make much sense.
Also, Joseph needs to stop doing movies that appropriate horrible pieces of old-timey language. Blunderbuss? Seriously? In the future, that phrase is coming back?
I'll have to watch Looper again but I thought it was pretty uninspiring the first time through.
Yeah I don't know that it was inspiring by any means but it was definitely less shitty than Inception which committed one of the most egregious acts of just completely bailing on the rules of the world they'd established in order to create a heightened tension that didn't need to be there. Plus I kinda dig the idea of murder being so difficult to get away with in the future that you have to send victims back to the past, that actually makes some sense in a weird way. All the shit about "closing the loop" was just bizarre though. Why the fuck do the people who employed these loopers give a flying fuck about killing you thirty years from now exactly?
"Uninspiring" means I finished Looper and went... "uh huh". I'll have to watch it again to see if I like it any better.
Yeah I definitely don't feel particularly compelled to watch it ever again. It was a nice idea, I was initially annoyed at how they just side step the paradox issue but then kinda pleased by it. Paradox problems in time travel stories have just gotten insanely irritating. As soon as the Rainmaker kid comes into play though I found myself really annoyed with Joseph Gordon Levitt. "Are you fucking kidding me? SHOOT THAT KID IN THE FACE."
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I had a few buddies come over the other day to watch the game. I usually bring out the chips and salsa when they come over. I picked up a bag of ruffles and tortilla chips I wanted to try a different dip this time around.
I made my way over to the dairy aisle to pick up something, and I noticed Deans sold a few varieties of dips, I decided to pick up a french onion dip for the ruffles, and they also had a Guac dip that I picked up for the tortilla chips.
Let me tell you these dips were delicious especially the french onion one they go great with ruffles. And the Guac dip was equally good I'll pick these up again next time I have company over.
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Churro on 11/22/2011:
Yeah, Dean's french onion is pretty good stuff.
Anonymous on 11/22/2011:
I've tried these dips and the onion and ranch are good. I disagree about their guacamole though. I prefer homemade. I make a mean guacamole dip: avocados, cilantro, onions, little tomato, and some lemon and lime juice. YUM!
Starlord on 11/22/2011:
I make my own pico de gallo, shorty. Wally is spot on about Dean's dips. What is even better, is hard to find, and is also made by Dean's. I refer to IMO (eye-mo), sour cream substitute. It is a fantastic product, but finding it is a bit spotty, considering the lady answering their corporate phone says they make thousands of packages of it daily. Mix 1 sixteen ounce tub of IMO with an envelope of Mrs. Grass' onion soup mix, for the best French onion dip.
Anonymous on 11/22/2011:
Dry onion soup mix does make great dip when mixed with sour cream. But it's hard to find the onion soup mix now. I've also used it in my stroganoff for extra flavor.
Starlord on 11/22/2011:
When we find Mrs. Grass soup mixes, we stock up. Neither of us finds Lipton's mix of the quality we look for. Bon Appetit!
Anonymous on 11/22/2011:
Do they have that brand out here in AZ, Star?
Anonymous on 11/22/2011:
Great review Wallster, might give em a shot...
Starlord on 11/22/2011:
Yes, Shorty, that is where we discovered it. they usually have it at WalMart and Safeway, possibly Albertson's, too.
Anonymous on 11/22/2011:
I'll look for it next time I go grocery shopping.
Old Timer on 11/22/2011:
We pick up I think it's Lowery's French Onion mix and add it in with fresh sour cream. It's not too bad, but Wally's find looks a lot more simple and if its better, that's a bonus.
Hands down, Wally is the current Foodie Guru. At least until Zz wonders back by, then its game on.
Starlord on 11/22/2011:
Granted, Dean's does make a great onion dip. We juist feel that Mrs. Grass and IMO are an unbeatable combination. We have tried all the brands we could find, but none compare to Mrs. Grass. Shorty, it comes in a box with, IIRC, two envelopes in it.
Anonymous on 11/22/2011:
Thanks, Star
Slimjim on 11/22/2011:
Man I haven't had Mrs. grass since grandma days. The golden egg chicken broth, where you dump the broth gelatin orb into the boiling water.
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good stuff!
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What to do if you can't find IMO SOUR CREAM
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Hello everyone. I work for Dean Foods. IMO Sour cream is still being made. We ship to large distributors, not individual stores, so it is hard to say what stores exactly will have it. It is best to speak with the Dairy Manager at your local store and let them know you want it.
It is still being made. It HAS NOT been discontinued. It is mostly distributed on the West Coast.
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madconsumer on 04/15/2009:
is 'imo' immitation?
I know in the past, our local stores would special order items if requested.
great info!
very helpful.
Starlord on 04/16/2009:
Mad, yes, IMO is imitation sour cream, but is a thousand percent better. It tastes better, and lasts much much longer than 'real' sour cream. It doesn't separate and turn watery like sour cream does. IMO is what sour cream wishes it was. By the way, it is three letters, I-M-O, not one word as my wife insists on calling it, Imo. Thank you, CJA. The Safeway store in Coolidge, AZ discontinued it, and when I inquired about it, everyone treated me like I had just killed their puppy. They had the attitutde, "How dare you question our decision." Safeway in Lacey, WA has quit carrying IMO suddenly, but we can get it at Albertson's or TOP Food and Drug.
V-Rose on 05/06/2009:
Thank you for the info :0)
IMO Sour Cream Substitute is not just used for sour cream; those of use that can not have dairy products at all use it as substitute for mike in our daily cooking. This is something that is always put in my grocery chart and is very much missed.
Through an internet search I have found out that Albertsonâs may still be carrying this product. To be totally honest, I like shopping at Safeway, however if I have to make a special trip to another store for this product, I will more than likely just do my grocery shopping there.
I challenge people to speak up and make your request for this product; maybe if enough people speak up we will be heard. For Safeway shoppers you can go to: http://www.safeway.com/IFL/Grocery/Comments
GenuineNerd on 10/05/2010:
Don't know offhand if Reiter Dairy in Akron, OH (owned by Dean Foods) makes IMO, or if any stores in NE Ohio carries it, but I would like to try it.
manon sauceda on 05/23/2011:
I can't find IMO in Santa Fe N Mex, got any sources?
Susan R. on 12/31/2011:
The Navy keeps moving us and we need a connection to get IMO in Jacksonville Florida!! The stores carry other Dean's products, why can't we get IMO as well?
me on 11/18/2012:
what else can lactose intolerant folks use!!!!!
Rose on 01/09/2013:
I love IMO....I hate sour cream......Imo is so fresh and doesn't leave slime on your mouth, Only place I can find it is Stater Bros Riverside CA
MEJ80013 on 01/14/2013:
I'm looking for IMO in the Denver area. Does anyone know of a store in this are that carries it?
Azdaryle on 02/17/2013:
I'm looking for IMO ,,,,I live in Phoenix az,,,Albertsons no longer carries ,,is it still being produced???
Angelita Ramirez on 09/05/2013:
In La Mirada, CA I could find IMO at Stater Bros but last time I went in, they had discontinued carrying it. I use it for special gelatin desserts because it sets firmly. I need it for Thanksgiving. Don't know what to do if I can't find it.
lactose intolerant on 11/25/2013:
A couple weeks ago Dean Foods emailed me and confirmed that they have discontinued the product. For years IMO has been the only "sour cream" my family and I could have. Until the early 2000's, IMO was actively advertised and was widely available until Dean Foods took it over. It then became much more difficult to find the product and when I called and personally talked to someone at Dean Foods, he was not very nice and he told me that it was a product that was expensive to produce for it required keeping the product separate from the dairy products and that they really had no interest in growing or marketing the product since they felt that the demand was dwindling (uh, yeah....they had stopped marketing it!). He basically told me that they would be discontinuing it down the line and we should enjoy it while it was still being produced. We did get a few more years than I expected, however, none of our holiday (or regular meals requiring sour cream) will ever be the same. The last email they sent me seemed rather unsympathetic to all the people who need a non-dairy sour cream...who also cannot tolerate or do not like the soy sour cream substitutes. Like Mocha Mix Ice Cream, it is another non-dairy product that we will probably never see again, for the large corporations who make these products find it too expensive to cater to a minority of the population with serious health issues.
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COOLIDGE, ARIZONA -- I used a sour cream substitute for many, many years. The last manufacturer was Dean Foods, the maker of a lot of dips for chips or veggies.
IMO (I-M-O, not I-Mo) tasted much better than so-called real sour cream, it cost about the same, if not a few cents cheaper than sour cream, did not separate, had a much longer shelf life, and mixed with soup mixes to make dips much more smoothly. In my opinion, if they had IMO on the shelf, as far as I was concerned they could trash the sour cream. The only place I could find IMO was the local Safeway store until it suddenly disappeared from the shelves. Safeway has a form you can fill out requesting a product or making a comment or complaint about Safeway. I filled out one of these forms for IMO, and when someone from Safeway called me, she was very short with me, like what business did I have questioning Safeway. First she tried telling me that IMO was no longer manufactured, then later in the call, let it slipped that Safeway had discontinued it.
I found out that it was still being made, and I have been asking all the local grocery stores to order it for me, so far without results. Safeway personnel still act like they despise me for having the audacity to inquire about IMO. I want IMO, not lies and excuses!
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Anonymous on 12/14/2007:
The funny thing about sour cream, how do you tell when it's gone bad?
Anonymous on 12/14/2007:
good question Pirate.I don't eat the stuff,but my wife loves it on tacos.
Principissa on 12/14/2007:
Bad sour cream smells like yogurt.
I'm sorry you can't find this product. I'm not a fan of sour cream myself, unless it's in veggie dip, so I can't tell you if they sell this product by me. I will say that it's terrible that they can't at least order it for you.
Anonymous on 12/14/2007:
Call the corporate office and see what you can find out.
ejack053824 on 12/14/2007:
Pirate....what happens when milk goes bad??
sarahnkrystal on 12/14/2007:
I hate when I can't find a product anymore. Several years ago Land o' Lakes had macaroni and cheese, it was much better than Kraft, and Big Y was the only place that carried it. Then they stopped carrying it, and I can't find it anywhere. It makes me so sad.
Starlord on 12/14/2007:
ejack, cheese happens, according to the Food Network 'Unwrapped' series.
DebtorBasher on 12/14/2007:
Sara...Land o' Lakes has the best American cheese you buy at the deli counter too.
Principissa on 12/14/2007:
DB my kids love the Land o Lakes yellow American.
Sarah, I found the mac and cheese in jersey. My sister sends me some once a month because it's the only boxed mac and cheese my kids will eat.
DebtorBasher on 12/14/2007:
Valveeta has a good Mac and Cheese...I think I remember seeing the Land O' Lakes, but not sure if I've seen it lately, now that you mention it...I'll have to check it out. The Mac and cheese with white cheese is really good.
Principissa on 12/14/2007:
I think Kraft makes a shells and white cheddar. Kraft Deluxe I believe. It's great for a quick lunch. Mac and cheese and some broccoli or tomatoes. And if I have left over meat from dinner the night before throw that in too.
Ponie on 12/15/2007:
Starlord, IM(H)O, IMO sounds like something I'd like. Never heard of it. Living alone, by the time I get to about half a container of sour cream, it's yucky and all separated. Is it in the dairy section or on the grocery shelf? I'm going to keep a lookout for it.
PWP, you can tell when it goes bad if after opening the refrigerator door you gag. :)
CrystalSword on 12/16/2007:
Ponie, it should be right next to the regular sour cream...it whips up real nice with a fork for dips and stuff...hubby loves the stuff but no one here carries it anymore. Any store that carries other DEAN products should have it.
spidey789 on 02/01/2008:
Raley's has IMO. You also might try looking at Safeway still, but in the organic / whole foods dairy case. It might be next to the vegan cheese. At Raley's the IMO is with the whole foods by the fresh goat milk, LOL, and they also stock it in the regular dairy case next to the regular sour cream. That Safeway employee needs to be reported to Safeway corporate in an email or letter by post. That was inappropriate and juvenile, and downright controlling. It's your body, your kitchen, and you have a right to request they carry whatever foods or ingredients you want. We have the right to vote, too, and we damn well have the right to shop somewhere else. Throw another idea at you, try Trader Joe's grocery, too. They carry a lot of organic / whole foods / healthier, tastier alternatives(that's all they carry).
spidey789 on 02/01/2008:
An hour away is Whole Foods Market. Why not give them a call. If they have IMO, take a cooler, put in some ice, and go get your fill to bring back home! 5120 S Rural Rd, Tempe, AZ 85282, (480) 456-1400, wholefoodsmarket.com
Starlord on 08/25/2009:
Good news, gang!! The Safeway store in Lacey has IMO again!! I asked one of the clerks about it, and he said, "someone raised a fuss, so they decided to bring it back." That is the answer, if you want IMO at your store, have your friends all contact the store again and again, demanding they carry IMO. Tip: concentrate on the idea of lactose intolerance. IMO can be used by people who cannot use sour cream, so work on that. Good luck. M3C scores a victory.
Starlord on 07/08/2010:
We have just moved to Chehalis, WA, and went to Safeway yesterday. The Safeway store here carries IMO and it is displayed in a conspicuous place. Kudos to Safeway Chehalis!
Jenai on 12/21/2010:
I had the same situation with Safeway no longer carrying the IMO brand. However, Albertson is carrying the IMO. This is as of December 20, 2010. Hope this helps.
Ashley on 05/10/2012:
I'm going to try to check out the Safeway store here in Portland! I miss my IMO!! And good to know that if you request it enough, they bring it back! :)
Lorna on 05/26/2012:
Good news for those of us on the San Francisco Peninsula. Dehoff's Key Market in Redwood City has responded to my request to resume carrying IMO. Non-fermented soy mimics estrogen and may increase your risk of getting breast cancer. (Men get breast cancer, too.) Safeway rejected my request. I even looked in Southern California. Evidently, IMO doesn't sell well because everyone wants "natural" now. But I'll take a few chemicals any day, over increasing my risk of getting breast cancer.
Johnnycee on 09/22/2012:
I really miss this product...
Would like to find out if its available in Los Angeles.
I Cr 13:8a
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Bonnie on 07/04/2014:
Have used Imo for years. Loved Chivo till it disappeared. Now can't find IMO. Will try Albertsons like last person suggested. Keeping fingers crossed in wa.
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IMO - Where To Find It
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PHOENIX, ARIZONA -- I've spend a few DAYS tracking down IMO. Finally, I called Dean Foods @ 1-800-854-3243 and talked to Carrie. As I live in Arizona, she stated the item code was 2125100 and Albertson's had just ordered 16 cases as of Mar. 01, 2009. Sure enough, Albertson's had several on hand at their store. I told the store manager I just 'discontinued' shopping at Safeway and Albertson's just gained a new customer. I would strongly urge ALL OF YOU in search of IMO to do the same, if you want to see IMO remain on the shelves of your local store(s).
Remember - they WANT your business. Tell them what YOU want ...
Al R.
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BokiBean on 03/03/2009:
Well said, AL. Glad you got your Deans, I keep hearing that it is wonderful..
Starlord on 03/03/2009:
Glad to see this post. I was happy to find that Safeway in Lacey, WA had IMO when we moved up here, but that has now changed. We will check Albertson's and Top Foods. Safeway is close, but if they won't carry the roducts we want, then we will take our money elsewhere.
LaVetta on 11/09/2012:
I have used IMO for years and was so disappointed when it dissappeared. I will check at the local Albertsons. I have acid reflux and I can use IMO just fine. thx a bunch
Donna on 10/02/2013:
I looked at every store in Bremerton and Silverdale and could not find IMO on the shelf. I am really disappointed. Albertson's is listed on an IMO sight to have it but when asking am told they discontinued carrying it. WHERE can I find it??? No one around here apparently. I AM DISAPPOINTED!
Donna on 10/02/2013:
Well no store in Silverdale or Bremerton, WA carry this product and I am bummed! I love it. Calories are low and it does not spoil like sour cream. It is wonderful used in dips and salads. I am not happy it has disappeared!
Cheryl Landers on 11/27/2013:
I have used IMO for many,many years. I was so disappointed to find that all Stater Bros,and Albertson's , in Southern California had stopped carrying it. can DEAN FOODS please advise as to where I can buy it..DESPERATE in SO. CAL
Mary C on 01/28/2014:
My Grandaughter and her husband live in my home. He was born with a condition called PKU
and he cannot have more than 15 grams of protein a day. The other day when I was grocery shopping I wanted to get some IMO for him. He can make dips and put on baked potatoes but my market stopped carrying it. Can you please tell me where I can find it.
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ROSEVILLE, CALIFORNIA -- Why has IMO disappeared from the shelves? I can't find it anywhere. I can't tolerate regular sour cream and I've been using IMO for over 20 years.
Why is it gone from all the local grocery stores and when will it be coming back? No one is offering any replacements! Very unhappy without it!
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Starlord on 01/31/2009:
When we moved to Washington from Arizona, I thanked Safeway up here for carrying IMO. Safeway in Coolidge, AZ had quit carrying IMO, and when I inquired about it, the people at Safeway got very nasty to me, like how dare I question them. I called DeanFoods, INc, which makes IMO,and was assured that it was still being made, and that they shipped thousands of 16 ounce containers every week. Well, it seems I thanked them too soon. The lasst two weeks, the Safeway store in Lacey, WA has had no IMO at all. tonight, we were in the TOP Foods store in Lacey, and found one (1) carton of IMO. As ynnig said, it tastes far better than sour cream, does not separate, and lasts much longer than regular sour cream. What is it with IMO? I want IMO for my baked potato, my dip (combine Mrs. Grass Onion Soup with IMO)or any other place one might use sour cream.
Jenifer on 11/16/2012:
Where can you get IMO these days It's an American Institution
praines on 04/06/2013:
I used IMO in a can by Carnation for years and al of a sudden it disappeared from shovels and ten years later I am still looking for it made by anyone. I never used real sour cream and even took it with me in a small container to restaurants. It was always available in your kitchen and you never had to worry about it being outdated. You can't even find it on the Internet. Why?
Belinda on 09/15/2013:
Our Stater Bros is southern California has recently stopped carrying it. It still have been unable to locate it. IMO needs to return to our shelves!!!
vera on 10/27/2013:
I can't find IMO anywhere in my area and yes
when I asked the Safeway near me they told me
that didn't make it anymore, What's wrong it was a great product and being single lasted longer than sour cream. Now I read it is out there but its a secret I guess where, maybe its on Mars!
Steve on 11/03/2013:
Please restart IMO.... I can't stand regular sour cream. OK, I'd even pay a penney or two more!
Adele on 12/26/2013:
My husband cannot tolerate sour cream or the light version. IMO is the only thing he likes and now it's gone! Looked at Raley's where he used to get it all the time, no longer carry, asked at BelAir and Safeway and Sam's and our little local store...no one knows!!! We would appreciate it IF YOU'D BRING IT BACK!
Perry on 12/30/2013:
California's law regulating or outright banning certain trans fats, passed in 2008, may have something to do with IMO's disappearance, especially as other states have since adopted similar legislation and the federal govt is considering it.
delores anderson on 01/27/2014:
please bring back imo
Mary on 09/30/2014:
I also live in the Roseville / Rocklin area and need to know where to find a store that sells this and also how to order it overnight UPS asap
Can anyone help ??
Donna Mason on 10/07/2014:
I got IMO in southern Oregon. When I moved down to Pahrump Valley in southern Nevada I have not found my IMO. I have tried but no one has it. I am allergic to dairy products. I get a runny nose and a head ache when I eat dairy products. I like IMO for dips as the flavor is much better. It is great when put on baked potatoes. Please bring it down to Southern Nevada. I tried sour cream and it did not agree with me. Can you tell me where I could find IMO in Las Vegas? I live 60 miles from Las Vegas but would gladly drive that far to get my IMO. Please start sell IMO in southern Nevada.
Mary King on 11/23/2014:
I tried Raley's and Safeway...they don't seem to care...Have you found IMO anywhere ?
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IMO needs more advertising as a product and where to purchase it, I can't find it anywhere. Stores carry it for a while then disco
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Tell me where to purchase it in central California
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Starlord on 11/05/2010:
Try Deans Foods directly (deansfoods.com) and you might find where to buy IMO in Central California. As far as I know, you are in an area where just about any store should carry IMO. I agree totally that Dean's Foods needs to advertise IMO, if for no other reason the ability to be consumed by people who are lactose intolerant. Why not have everyone email Dean's and suggest they start an advertising campaign to get the name of IMO before the public? Increased advertising can only mean more sales of a fine product known about by very few of us.
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Yes - where IS the IMO?
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I totally agree with Starlord. What happened to the IMO? I can't find it anywhere in my local stores. I had to buy sour cream, I had it in my refrigerator for a week and it got blue with mold. I'm also lactose intolerant so I couldn't eat it anyway. Please bring it back!
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madconsumer on 07/19/2009:
can you find a new brand?
Starlord on 07/20/2009:
Mad, I have not found another similar product, but have found by shopping around, one can usually find IMO somewhere. Here in the Puget Sound area of Washington, we have found that Albertson's and Top Foods often have IMO available. Good luck, it is worth looking.
Lillian on 07/15/2012:
Want and need the IMO back.. Is there ant anywhere?
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Anna on 09/19/2012:
Yes -Where is the IMO? I'm in CA SF East bay area - I've looked everywhere. Safeway, Lucky's, Trader Joes, etc. IMO is nowhere to be found!!!!!
Nan on 10/13/2012:
I STILL haven't found Imo. I used it for Years! (Lactose intolerant) In the Central Valley California. Anyone know where to find? Not SaveMArt or Vons. Don't have Albertsons anymore...
Sandy Modesto, Ca on 11/22/2012:
Have been getting it st Raleys, but didn't have any today
Ginny in Sac. on 05/04/2013:
It's a great product that needs to come back to Raley's, BelAir, Safeway. For those with diary anaphylaxis and soy allergy it makes all sorts of dishes possible. Please bring it back!
Tari in Newcastle on 05/09/2013:
I've used IMO for many, many years. Never really cared for the sour taste of "sour" cream. Am excited to bake a Kahlua cake that requests IMO as ing. All of a sudden - can't find it anywhere. Am looking for not only alternative ing. to bake my cake but to use as my life long sour cream alternative. HELP! I WANT MY IMO11111
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