Textron Specialized Vehicles Bad Boy Off-Road Utility Vehicles recalled (no seat belts) due to risk of serious injury or death; one death and one injury reported.
C&M Trailers recalled boat, jet ski and utility trailers – the trailers may be missing front reflex reflectors.
Roland Manzanilla Olives Stuffed with Anchovies recalled – an unspecified product quality issue may pose a potential health hazard to those who consume the product.
Texas Best Proteins recalled Cajun Style Dirty Rice products – the products may contain peanuts, an allergen not declared on the label.
Palmer Candy Company recalled certain chocolate products after being informed by a supplier that a milk powder ingredient used in a compound chocolate coating that they supply to Palmer Candy Company has the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella.
The Pictsweet Company Pictsweet Farms 12oz Breaded Okra recalled due to risk of glass contamination.
Hy-Vee, Inc. voluntarily recalled several Hy-Vee candy trays because they have the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella.
Mann Packing organic veggie snacking trays voluntarily recalled because the product may contain mislabeled ingredients that could pose an allergen risk; specifically egg, milk, soy and mustard.
Active Kyds Children’s Toy Shovels and Garden Tool Sets recalled due to lead violations ; sold exclusively on Amazon.com
Grange Co-op is initiated a recall of Rogue All Purpose Rabbit Pellets because samples tested by the Oregon Department of Agriculture discovered these products may contain higher than acceptable levels of vitamin D.
BRP Side-by-Side Off-Road Vehicles recalled – the vehicles can unexpectedly roll away when in the “park” or “P” position, posing an injury hazard to users.
Arctic Cat snowmobiles recalled – the fuel tank can crack and fuel can leak into the engine compartment, posing a fire hazard.
Nantucket Distributing pre-Lit Christmas Trees recalled – the fuse on the product can overheat and blow, posing a fire hazard.
Karen Rutherford was born in Memphis, Tennessee, but spent most of her formative years in Atlanta, Georgia, where she had several jobs most of which were related to corporate training.
She currently lives in Indianapolis, Indiana, and spends most of her time working as a contract and freelance technical writer. She has published several articles in trade magazines and written her fair share of copy for professional and university Websites along the way.
Her first book, Diary of a Post-Single Mom, is the result of a tough transition through the years her only son was leaving home for his own life. She hopes it is a comfort for other single mothers experiencing the same trauma.
She is now working on her next book and attempting to blog at www.ka Karen Rutherford was born in Memphis, Tennessee, but spent most of her formative years in Atlanta, Georgia, where she had several jobs most of which were related to corporate training.
She is now working on her next book and attempting to blog at www.karenrutherford.com and www.psming.com. ...more
The Goodreads Giveaway for Diary of a Post-Single Mom ended at midnight. I want to thank everyone who entered, added it to their book list, shared it with their friends, or just wished it well. 303 people entered the contest and 88 people added it to their "to read" lists - both much more than I had even hoped for. Goodreads randomly chose 10 winners.
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I'm a big fan. I wanted to love this book like I loved Pretty Girls. But this book read a lot like The Good Daughter. The middle is so full of detail and nonsensical stuff, the suspense just got lost. 450 pages? I guess it had to be that long to hold I'm a big fan. I wanted to love this book like I loved Pretty Girls. But this book read a lot like The Good Daughter. The middle is so full of detail and nonsensical stuff, the suspense just got lost. 450 pages? I guess it had to be that long to hold all the meanderings and repetition. I wish Ms. Slaughter would write a little less and give her readers a little more credit for being able to imagine some of our own details and understanding things the first time. So, I hope her next book is a lot less, but I'm still a big fan. ...more
I give one star for the writing, as I am a fan of Sharon Bolton. But the story goes both everywhere and nowhere. Could have been really good, I think, but maybe the story got lost in the details and turns....
I wanted to love this book, because I love Gilly Macmillan's books, but I feel lukewarm about this one. It felt a little disjointed throughout, and I just couldn't understand the ending. I didn't feel the suspense, but I didn't have it figured out. B I wanted to love this book, because I love Gilly Macmillan's books, but I feel lukewarm about this one. It felt a little disjointed throughout, and I just couldn't understand the ending. I didn't feel the suspense, but I didn't have it figured out. But not reporting what X (to avoid spoiling anything) knew...for 20 years?? That just doesn't sit right. The only character I really cared about was Sid, of course. ...more
This is a group for the annual Eudora Welty Writers' Symposium at Mississippi University for Women, held every October. Suggestions of (mostly) Southe This is a group for the annual Eudora Welty Writers' Symposium at Mississippi University for Women, held every October. Suggestions of (mostly) Southern writers are welcome! Books by writers invited to upcoming Symposia will be posted to this group. See our bookshelf for 2009 Authors to find out who has accepted our invitation to come this year. Click on the Bookshelf link at the right to find it. ...more
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We discuss life being a single mom,the good the bad.Parental advice.Guidance plans on building a bettet stronger single parent home.Also discuss posit We discuss life being a single mom,the good the bad.Parental advice.Guidance plans on building a bettet stronger single parent home.Also discuss positive book you had read ...more
A group for all women who plan to live over the age of 35. Join us to share your knowledge and experience of the female body particularly before (pre) A group for all women who plan to live over the age of 35. Join us to share your knowledge and experience of the female body particularly before (pre), during (peri) and after (post) menopause and those suddenly thrown into menopause due to surgery. What worked for you? What didn't? Books you liked? Books you didn't? Your experiences...Are you confused about what type of Hormone Replacement Treatment (HRT) is better for your health? What have you learned--through experience--that could help others get to the right health care provider for their particular need? Or just drop in to receive moral support and shoulders. Disclaimer: Please do not take what is discussed here as medical advice. No one here is qualified to tell you what you should do. We can only share information and hope ideas can help you spark a conversation with your health care provider. Due to the personal information discussed, this group is now "Private." Please contact me for entry. If you have a private profile, and send me a request to join, please, please, please: a) turn on Private Message (PM) option in your account settings, OR b)PM me. I need to verify a few things, i.e., age, gender, etc. I'm sorry, but personal information is discussed here and if I can't verify a few things, might as well make it public. ...more
Rebecca Wolf-Nail Write about the things you care for the most, the things you know and love. Writing your passion goes a long way toward preventing writers' block.
We all heard the rumours that things aren’t ‘quite the same’ when it comes to your vagina after you give birth.
We also all know someone who knows someone who’s got a post-birth vagina horror story that would make Jaws look like a Disney movie.
But pre-childbirth, we all kind of hoped it wasn’t quite true, or that it wouldn’t apply to us. And though some of the anecdotes were clearly engineered and exaggerated for our listening pleasure (… or maybe not so much), there’s no getting away from the fact childbirth has left us changed ‘down there’, despite all the work we did on our pelvic floor.
So here’s just a few of the ‘horrifying’ things that can happen to your vagina after having a baby, and a friendly reminder that, hey, we’re all in this together…
Hey, you’ve just pushed a small human out of a hole that’s usually no bigger than a two pence piece. [insert another reminder about the important of pelvic floor exercises here].
Much like the rest of your post-baby bod, getting your vagina to look halfway like it did before takes WORK, people.
If you’re one of the estimated 50% of women that need them after episiotomies or natural tearing, that is.
Even if you haven’t torn or had a vaginal birth, pillows will probably become your new best friends.
Medication for things like cystitis, thrush and BV is often not compatible with breastfeeding – as if you didn’t have enough on your plate.
Everyone’s experience of pregnancy, childbirth and postnatal recovery is different – and just because Martha from the baby bounce is in ‘pristine’ condition (she’s not) doesn’t mean you should be too!
Located near Bagore Ki Haveli Museum (1 km), Udai Haveli offers their guests free internet access. This hotel in Udaipur is in the proximity of approximately 1 km from Jagdish Chowk Bus Stop. This hotel in Udaipur consists of 3 floors and 15 rooms. Rooms have a wake-up calls, cooking facility, tea/coffee maker and a television.
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