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Egg Recall Could Be Expanded, FDA Head Says
The ongoing salmonella outbreak could result in more egg recalls, U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Margaret Hamburg said during a pair of television appearances on Monday.
"We may see some additional sort of sub-recalls over the next couple of days, maybe even weeks, as we better understand the network of distribution of these eggs that are contaminated," Hamburg told Matt Lauer of NBC's 'Today' show.
"We don't know exactly how the contamination got into the chicken population, into the egg population, and we're not yet fully sure the extent of the recall that will be necessary to protect consumers," she added in an interview on ABC's 'Good Morning America,' calling this "probably the largest egg recall that has happened in recent history."
Nearly 300 people have become ill throughout the U.S., according to Reuters.
On August 20, Hillandale Farms of Iowa issued a voluntary recall of potentially contaminated eggs. The eggs in question were sold under the Hillandale Farms, Sunny Farms, Sunny Meadow, Wholesome Farms, and West Creek labels in fourteen states (Arkansas, California, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, Texas, and Wisconsin).
Only eggs with specific plant numbers (P1860 and P1663) were included in the recall, according to a Hillandale Farms press release. In addition, eggs from a second supplier–Wright County Egg–are also part of the salmonella outbreak. According to Reuters reports, Wright County Egg recalled 380 million eggs last week.
A full list of all brand affected by the recall, as well as the package type and plant number, can be viewed online at the Egg Safety Center website.
"We're continuing to investigate aggressively to determine the exact source of the contamination," Hamburg said on the NBC morning news program. "As we move forward with the recall, we may see some additional sub-recalls over the next couple of days, maybe even weeks as we better understand the sort of network of distribution of these eggs that are potentially contaminated."
The FDA head is advising people to keep their eggs refrigerated, to wash their hands before and after handling them, and to make sure that they are fully cooked–which means making sure that the yolks are no longer runny, as fried eggs with runny yolks could still cause people to fall ill. Furthermore, according to the FDA website, cracked eggs should be immediately discarded, and eggs should not be kept at or above room temperature for more than two hours of time.
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Impeachment: The Obvious AnswerSubmitted by Allegory on Sun, 02/16/2014 - 20:08
by Tom Tancredo
The case for impeaching and removing President Obama grows stronger each week, as the president continues to violate the constitutional limits on his executive powers. His latest move in delaying the enforcement of yet another part of Obamacare should be article 20 in a bill of indictable offenses against the Constitution.
Citizens of all persuasions and parties should take encouragement in the fact that impeachment is fast becoming a respectable topic of debate even in the mainstream media. Of course, it is usually discussed with the disclaimer that it is a practical impossibility with Democrats in control of the Senate.
That Beltway conventional wisdom will soon change as Republican control of the Senate in 2015 becomes increasingly likely. But what Republicans do not yet understand is that the call for impeachment can be a winning issue in gaining control of the Senate in the November elections.
The rising tide of public opposition to Obamacare may soon be reinforced by a rising tide of demand for Obama's removal before he can do any more damage to our liberties and our national security. In fact, the steady decline in Obama's approval rating – now at about 39 percent – is due as much to the growing public awareness of his arrogant disregard for the Constitution as it is to disillusionment with Obamacare.
His actions in defiance of constitutional limits have become so numerous and brazen that chronicling them has become a cottage industry. The use of executive orders to circumvent Congress can no longer be called an occasional breach of faith. His abuse of power has become so frequent and brazen that it is becoming recognized as the trademark of his presidency.
And that is why it must not be tolerated. How often do we hear from the left that Americans must not be "good Germans" and remain silent in the face of oppressive laws? What about obedience to dictatorial edicts?
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I hope he runs for a third
I hope he runs for a third term.
Removing him will do utterly nothing good. I will put many people back to sleep though. Every moment this man is in power, the more people begin to get mad. Get them mad enough, and they may just start digging. That usually leads to knowledge that Obama's just a puppet anyway.
The fixation on Obama discourages me to no end. Every time I hear people blaming everything on Obama, I know the banksters are smiling. Romney was chosen by the establishment to win, and that is because Obama is just too hot to keep in power. He's doing too much damage to THEM by keeping people mad and awake. Impeaching him now is a gift to the central bankers. So I say, let him keep tearing shit down until our country is ready and people start looking past the giant floating green head, and start eyeballing the suspicious curtain on the wall.
Nothing changes until the Central Banking Empire is removed. period.
Imprisonment - The obvious answer for Bush and Cheney
Let us not forget the war crimes and usurpation of our Constitution that these bastards got away with.
Every bit as bad or WORSE than Obama.
"We have allowed our nation to be over-taxed, over-regulated, and overrun by bureaucrats. The founders would be ashamed of us for what we are putting up with."
-Ron Paul
An even better idea
But impeachment would be a good place to start.
Where is Congress when you need them?
allegory - ˈalɪg(ə)ri/ - noun - 1. a story, poem, or picture which can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one.
The fact that the impeachable
The fact that the impeachable is not being impeached...says much for the order of things in Washington DC.
And John the Creamsicle
And John the Creamsicle Boehner is after Biden.
I'll choose NOTA.
Obama Will Never Be Impeached
The idiots have taken control of the asylum. President Five Iron is untouchable. I can't wait to see his pardon list in 2016.
Well That May Be True, But There Is Another Way To Oust Him/Them
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Smiling Joe is smirking, Hoping to finsh a term and get new one
Out of the frying pan and into the fire?
Unexpected consequences are never obvious.
Free includes debt-free!
And of course we'll want to
And of course we'll want to go after George W. Bush and Dick Cheney for setting the stage so a person like Barack Obama could continue to brazenly violate our Constitution...oh, and we'll have to go after nearly every current and recent former member of Congress and the Senate...oh, and what about all those people who were delegates and got these people into office...and all of the rabid partisans who convinced the American people that violating the Constitution was no big deal under both Republican and Democrat administrations?
Gee, that's a lot of people at fault.
You forgot Bill Clinton.
You forgot Bill Clinton.
After all he did really pave the way for Bush right?
Then there is Carter. Is he still alive?
They could march them to the guillotine too right?
"You only live free if your willing to die free."
In other words, nothing will
In other words, nothing will ever happen.
Impeach the ba$#@^I) NOW!
In other words. Impeach the ba$#@^I) NOW!
Worry about the rest later.
Each journey begins with the first step.
If not some thing else will happen, and it wont be pretty, and I don't expect to survive it as most wont.
"You only live free if your willing to die free."
You've missed the point.
You've missed the point. Obama cannot be impeached because everyone is guilty.
Tell that to the cop that ticketed me when I was speeding down the freeway in LA. No one was traveling the speed limit till he popped his bubblegum machine on.
The Judge will totally except the "every one else was speeding too" defense right?
"You only live free if your willing to die free."
Top Reason On The List For Impeaching Obama
Apparently Obama ordered a nuclear bomb to be detonated over South Carolina October 8, 2013, despite snopes.com short sighted analysis concluding that it did not happen:
1) Top Nuke Commanders Fired Following Missing Nuclear Warheads Report
- http://www.storyleak.com/top-nuke-commanders-fired-following...
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I used to be a nuclear weapons officer,and that stuff has the highest, tightest 2-man security ever. No single person may access them or the codes to arm and fire them. The fact mister "never even got a green card" fired two officers may mean he plans to put two stooges in so we can get another false flag attack, like WTC...
2) 01-05-14 Ex-CIA Garrow - Military IS With Us, EMP Failed, Obama Infiltrated [13 min]
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzR9C7-RMwQ
3) Obama Trying to Bomb the US??? - "There was indeed a minor earth quake [4.5 magnitude] epicentered off the SC coast at the time indicated in the story; this article did appear in the publication; our own news agencies reported on the firing of the military personnel involved for not being willing to carry out the presidents orders; the response by Russia is confirmed in more than one location."
- http://teapartyorg.ning.com/profiles/blogs/obama-trying-to-b...
4) World bank attorney (and whistleblower) Karen Hudes agrees it really happened (12 min into this video "Either We Take Back Our Gold, Our Legality, or We'll Have WWIII"
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5h1i-7qt88
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Instructions:Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Combine into pasty substance margarine, egg, and sugar. In a separate bowl, blend flour, salt, nutmeg, and baking powder. By hand blend dry ingredients into wet ingredients until well mixed, adding milk by thirds. Spoon batter into greased muffin tins. Bake 15 minutes.
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La Jolla Shores Association votes to create beach permit review committee
By Pat Sherman
The La Jolla Shores Association (LJSA) voted during its Dec. 12 meeting to form a seven-person La Jolla Shores Commercial Use Permit Committee. The group will explore how to issue and enforce a consistent, fair permit procedure for all commercial vendors and fitness camps at La Jolla Shores Beach and Kellogg Park.
The committee will be comprised of three LJSA board members, three scuba divers and one representative from the La Jolla Shores Merchants Association.
During the past year, La Jolla Shores residents questioned whether private scuba schools that use the beach should be required to pay their share for upkeep of the public amenity. Kayak and surf school businesses are already regulated by an RFP (Request For Proposals) process.
Divers will return to the next LJSA meeting on Jan. 9 with their committee nominations, to include a representative from the San Diego Council of Divers.
LJSA members are proposing that instructional camps and scuba schools pay a permit application fee to operate on city parkland in beach and bay areas. The fee would be nonrefundable and regulate the days and dates activity is permitted.
Permit fees would be $163 per year or $93 per quarter.
Dive instructor Al Blake argued that divers offer instruction in swimming pools and classrooms at alternate locations. They only come to La Jolla Shores for four test dives, and should not be charged a permit fee, he said.
"That is not a commercial activity there," Blake said. "I don't (collect) my money at that beach. My money is already paid way in advance. All we're doing is diving."
However, LJSA Chair Audrey Keane said surf camp and kayak operators also collect money at their offices, yet still pay the city to use the beach.
The four dives at La Jolla Shores are part of the package students are sold by dive schools, she said.
About $305,000 in fees is collected from surf camps and kayak schools operating at La Jolla Shores each year, which goes into the city's general fund before it trickles back to projects at La Jolla Shores.
"Do you have any idea how much it costs to run that beach? A lot more than $305,000," Keane said. "We know that it costs millions of dollars to staff that beach and clean it up."
Rod Watkins with Scuba San Diego asked if Councilmember Sherri Lightner could request that funds collected from Shores' operators be diverted to a fund specifically for use in the Shores, though Keane said the LJSA has already been told that can't be done.
Asked who is responsible to assure people operating in the Shores have the proper permits, lifeguard Sergeant John Sandmeyer said lifeguards patrol the park when they can, though in summer their main duty is to focus on the beach.
It was suggested that a wristband system identifying those who are part of a business that has paid its permit fees would make enforcement easier.
Board members and attendees also discussed establishing a "code of conduct" for scuba divers. A sample diver code established two decades ago in Laguna Beach was distributed to those in attendance. Laguna Beach's code was posted on signs, and seemed to curb "inappropriate" diver activity, such as changing in public areas, it was noted. Also discussed was the issue of whether additional


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Lawyers acting for Ehud Olmert, Israel's prime minister, have started questioning a US millionaire in an Israeli court as part of an investigation into corruption allegations against the Israeli leader.
Morris Talansky, a financier, is being cross-examined, two months after he said he gave Olmert about $150,000 before he became prime minister in 2006.
Talansky said in May that some of the money was used by Olmert to pay for foreign travel, luxury hotels and fine cigars.
Olmert has admitted to receiving campaign funds from Talansky in 1999 and 2003 but denies any wrongdoing.
Testimony challenged
Talansky has said that his court appearance will not have any real significance on the case against Olmert.
"I'll tell the story; it won't be dramatic and everyone will pick up the papers and say 'Why did we waste our time with this guy Talansky'?" he said on Tuesday.
The Israeli daily newspaper Haaretz said Olmert's lawyers will try to show that Talansky has changed his version of the same events when interviewed by police.
Amir Dan, a spokesman for Olmert, said on Wednesday that he hoped Talansky would give a reasonable testimony.
"Our only expectation from tomorrow is that he will tell the truth," Dan said on Wednesday.The allegations against Olmert have led to calls for him to resign, including from among the ruling coalition.Fragile coalition
After Talansky's first court appearance, Ehud Barak, Labour party leader and defence minister and a key ally in the coalition with Olmert's Kadima party, threatened to leave Olmert's government if he did not step down.
Without Labour's support, Olmert's coalition would not have the required 61 seats for a majority in the 120-member parliament.
But neither Kadima nor Labour want early elections because the Likud opposition leads opinion polls.
Olmert made a deal last month to hold a party leadership contest in mid-September, saving the coalition for now.
The Talansky affair continues as a new investigation has begun into reimbursement claims filed by Olmert when he was mayor of Jerusalem and minister of trade.
It is alleged that he billed private organisations and the state for the same airline tickets.
Olmert's former secretary has also been questioned this week over allegations that Olmert received a discount on the price of a Jerusalem apartment in exchange for using his influence to the benefit of a property developer.
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I'll be making a stout this weekend in preparation for St. Patricks day and I have a question about mashing roasted malts.
I've seem to remember hearing at one time that it is best to not add heavily roasted malts (ie. roasted barley, chocolate malt, black patent) until the last 10-15 of the mash.
Is this correct? If so, what is the benefit to waiting?
Dark, highly roasted malts can make your mash more acidic, especially if your water is very soft. Some people counter this by adding chalk to the mash. Gordon Strong brings up the method of steeping these dark grains ahead of time and adding the resulting fluid to the boil. 2 qt water per pound of grain. You can either cold steep them for a day or steep like you would with an extract kit with specialty grains.
You can also put the dark grains into the mash as soon as you start your first vourlauf.
The advantage is you can keep your mash pH at optimum levels without adding chalk, which can have an impact on the taste of your beer
I agree with flabyboy. I always add the roasted malts at mash-out. If they contribute a considerable amount to the grain bill, I use the 2 qt./lb. cold steeping method and add to the kettle prior to boiling.
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In the past, when I've used a large percentage of roasted malts in my beer such as in a stout, I've percieved a certain harsh bitterness to my final product.
Will cold steeping the roasted malts reduce this percieved bitterness? Or is this mainly for improving mash conversion?
That's the reason I started cold steeping. Everytime I would do a stout... it would have this harsh roasted taste to it (I guess you could call it bitter, but I use that term to describe hop characteristics, so I don't want to confuse anyone). After doing some research, I started using the cold steep method for high roasted malt grain bills. Never looked back. It definitely helps ease the harsh roasted flavor.
I should he more careful when I use the term bitter in these forums!
Anyway, thanks for the feedback, this is very helpful.
Planning my first AG in the near future, storing factoids for future reference.
At what point would you consider a malt "roasted" for the purposes of this thread; L40? L60?
Roasted Barley, Chocolate Malt, Black Patent... etc.
I wouldn't worry about any of the Crystal malts.
I have never worked at or heard of a single commercial brewery that added dark malt late in the mash, they are, in my experience, always mashed in with the rest of the grains
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short steeping in the mash works well if you're not using a lot of black patent, but still want to avoid any harshness, especially in brown ales and porters.
I've even used a dash of chocolate malt for an irish red, added just before the vorlauf. Gets you good color, a little flavor and aroma, but doesn't get over-powering.
Even a quarter ounce can really alter the SRM on 5 gallons.


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