cori wrote:
So you're in cleaning mode, eh? Good. You can come here and clean up for me next. :P
Ooh, you're evil. :rofl: Funny, though. :mrgreen:
Ooh, you're evil. :rofl: Funny, though. :mrgreen:
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Started by ahochaude · 23 Nov 2003 · 35,048 replies
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Ooh, you're evil. :rofl: Funny, though. :mrgreen:
Just a general warning for those in the U.S.
WASHINGTON - A Georgia meat processor expanded its recall of canned meat products that may be connected to a botulism outbreak.
Castleberry's Food Co. of Augusta recalled more than 80 types of canned chili, beef stew, corned beef hash and other meat products over the weekend, in addition to the 10 brands it recalled Thursday.
Cans of chili sauce made at the Castleberry's plant were found in the homes of an Indiana couple and two children in Texas who had been hospitalized with botulism — a muscle-paralyzing illness caused by a toxin made by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum, commonly found in soil. All four are expected to survive.
The Agriculture Department's Food Safety and Inspection Service said Thursday that an equipment malfunction may have been responsible for the contamination.
On Saturday, FSIS said the malfunctions at the Augusta processing plant may have existed longer than initially estimated.
Castleberry's, which is owned by Bumble Bee Seafoods LLC and based in San Diego, voluntarily expanded the recall.
Castleberry's senior vice president Steve Mavity said: "We believe we have isolated the issue to a situation of under-processing on one line of our production facility. As an extra precaution to the recall we announced on Wednesday, we have shut down this line altogether and are recalling all products produced on it."
Brand names of the recalled products include Austex, Best Yet, Big Y, Black Rock, Bloom, Bryan, Bunker Hill, Castleberry's, Cattle Drive, Firefighters, Food Club, Food Lion, Goldstar, Great Value, Kroger, Lowes, Meijer, Morton House, Paramount, Piggly Wiggly, Prudence, Southern Home, Steak N Shake, Thrifty Maid, Triple Bar and Value Time. The recall also includes four varieties of Natural Balance dog food.
Consumers with questions about the recall may contact Castleberry's at 1-888-203-8446.
Hmmm. I wonder now if I should have put this in the food food food thread?
WASHINGTON - A Georgia meat processor expanded its recall of canned meat products that may be connected to a botulism outbreak.
Castleberry's Food Co. of Augusta recalled more than 80 types of canned chili, beef stew, corned beef hash and other meat products over the weekend, in addition to the 10 brands it recalled Thursday.
Cans of chili sauce made at the Castleberry's plant were found in the homes of an Indiana couple and two children in Texas who had been hospitalized with botulism — a muscle-paralyzing illness caused by a toxin made by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum, commonly found in soil. All four are expected to survive.
The Agriculture Department's Food Safety and Inspection Service said Thursday that an equipment malfunction may have been responsible for the contamination.
On Saturday, FSIS said the malfunctions at the Augusta processing plant may have existed longer than initially estimated.
Castleberry's, which is owned by Bumble Bee Seafoods LLC and based in San Diego, voluntarily expanded the recall.
Castleberry's senior vice president Steve Mavity said: "We believe we have isolated the issue to a situation of under-processing on one line of our production facility. As an extra precaution to the recall we announced on Wednesday, we have shut down this line altogether and are recalling all products produced on it."
Brand names of the recalled products include Austex, Best Yet, Big Y, Black Rock, Bloom, Bryan, Bunker Hill, Castleberry's, Cattle Drive, Firefighters, Food Club, Food Lion, Goldstar, Great Value, Kroger, Lowes, Meijer, Morton House, Paramount, Piggly Wiggly, Prudence, Southern Home, Steak N Shake, Thrifty Maid, Triple Bar and Value Time. The recall also includes four varieties of Natural Balance dog food.
Consumers with questions about the recall may contact Castleberry's at 1-888-203-8446.
Hmmm. I wonder now if I should have put this in the food food food thread?
Wynter wrote:Argh, I need help. I need to come up a for a phrase for TEAM.Real world: "Total Effort And Might" [/list:u] JDorama world: "Tackey!!! Ewww Awful Moronic" [/list:u]
The examples given are "Together Everyone Achieves More!", and "Today Empower Another Member".
Any ideas?
Geezer wrote:Just a general warning for those in the U.S.
WASHINGTON - A Georgia meat processor expanded its recall of canned meat products that may be connected to a botulism outbreak.
Hmmm. I wonder now if I should have put this in the food food food thread?
Thanks, Geez'. Thankfully, I've never even heard of those brands.
Cheers,
PCM
Sensei, how about: "Truly Excellent Actions Matter" (I don't know if I like that one so much. The "excellent" is giving me Bill and Ted, , , flashbacks.
gaijinmark wrote:Sensei, how about: "Truly Excellent Actions Matter" (I don't know if I like that one so much. The "excellent" is giving me Bill and Ted, , , flashbacks.
LOL!
Thanks for the help, Musa! :muack: I ended up coming up with something right after i posted for help. It's "Team Efforts Accomplish Momentum" since it has to emphasize the whole "team" aspect. I like your first one better tho... so I wonder if I can change it (I already posted it in the class forum).
Wynter wrote:Consider it my "anniversay present" :P [/list:u]
Thanks for the help, Musa! :muack: I ended up coming up with something right after i posted for help. It's "Team Efforts Accomplish Momentum" since it has to emphasize the whole "team" aspect. I like your first one better tho... so I wonder if I can change it (I already posted it in the class forum).
gaijinmark wrote: Consider it my "anniversay present" :P [/list:u]
where we'll you two be celebrating this year? lahore?
pcmodem wrote:
Thanks, Geez'. Thankfully, I've never even heard of those brands.
Cheers,
PCM
Me neither. If it's not on Noodle Lovers, Hanil Food, Assi or some other kind of fresh noodles, it's probably not in my fridge. :hehe:
Man, I suck at cooking. :puppydog:
Tu_triky wrote:
where we'll you two be celebrating this year? lahore?
LOL!
It's in reference to the fact that it's been a year now since I joined the forum. :P
Wynter wrote:
LOL!
It's in reference to the fact that it's been a year now since I joined the forum. :P
Like I said...LOLahore!
Tu_triky wrote:
Like I said...LOLahore!
I'd rather not visit the whore in lahore if I can help it. I haven't got the right shots.
Wynter wrote:
I'd rather not visit the whore in lahore if I can help it. I haven't got the right shots.
body shots?
Wynter wrote:
LOL!
It's in reference to the fact that it's been a year now since I joined the forum. :P
One year and over 8,000 posts? Damn! When I was sort of active in a certain Jpop forum, it took about 1 year to make 1,000 posts. I'm guessing it'll take me that long to make 1,000 here too.
cori wrote:One year and over 8,000 posts? Damn! When I was sort of active in a certain Jpop forum, it took about 1 year to make 1,000 posts. I'm guessing it'll take me that long to make 1,000 here too.
It's never too late to try to catch up... :beaten:
*looks at own post count* hmm, she could do it....
Wow, I just saw a Well Fargo commercial with an actual Asian couple, not one with a Asian woman and a hakujin.
Will wonders never cease.
Will wonders never cease.
bmwracer wrote:Wow, I just saw a Well Fargo commercial with an actual Asian couple, not one with a Asian woman and a hakujin.
Will wonders never cease.
yeah but the asian woman was a transsexual...doesn't count.
Anime Dad wrote:*looks at own post count* hmm, she could do it....
Yeah. Only if I start postwhoring like crazy in the food and what bothers me threads. But I doubt that beemer would like that. :beaten:
cori wrote:But I doubt that beemer would like that. :beaten:
As long as you stay on topic. :P
And send me and Spot some brownies. :beaten:
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