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Recall alert: Prosciutto products may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes
Cooking Gal» Orlando Sentinel – Cooking GalInternational Gourmet, a Springfield, Va., establishment, is recalling approximately 70 pounds of prosciutto products that may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS)... -
Biologists worry that new law permitting guns in national parks could mean trouble for grizzly bears
L.A. UnleashedCHEYENNE, Wyo. — The grizzly took Jerry Ruth by surprise, bursting from thick brush and biting his jaw almost completely off. On the ground and barely able to see, Ruth grabbed his .41-caliber Magnum revolver and started shooting. The third...... -
Fumes from mysterious generator seep into Canton home
The problem: A mystery device parked on a Canton corner emits fumes and makes noise all day.
The back story: Richard Przybyszewski's new neighbor of about six weeks hasn't been very friendly.
All day and night, a generator on a trailer parked on South...Tags: Sprint Nextel Corporation, Travel, Transportation
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'Real Housewives of New York City': Pass the Pinot Grigio
Show TrackerWith an episode like Thursday night's, it's best to let the content speak for itself. Note: It's hard to type and laugh at the same time, but I did my best to recapture the moments. Ramona plans a five-day girl...... -
Arizona biologist pleads guilty, gets probation for 2009 trapping of jaguar Macho B
L.A. UnleashedPHOENIX — A southern Arizona biologist pleaded guilty on Friday to a misdemeanor federal charge for his role in the 2009 trapping and subsequent death of a rare jaguar known as "Macho B." Emil McCain, 31, of Patagonia entered his...... -
Bear rescued from Porter Ranch pine tree likely scavenging for food, experts say
L.A. NOWThe bear rescued Wednesday from a pine tree in Porter Ranch was a young North American black bear that had probably just been separated from its mother and was scavenging for food, officials said. The roughly 100-pound animal was taken...... -
Over 3,500 Pounds of Beef Recalled
KTLA NewsCOMMERCE -Sterling Pacific Meat Co. is recalling 3,515 pounds of ground beef due to a possible E. Coli contamination, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Food safety inspectors discovered a problem during a review of Sterling Meat Co.'s...Tags: KTLA, California, Hamburgers, Arizona
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Black bear is freed from Porter Ranch tree
L.A. UnleashedIt's black bear-sighting fever once again in Southern California. Fire, police and Fish and Game officials found themselves with a problem on their hands Wednesday morning: a 90- to 150-pound black bear that had become stuck in a Porter Ranch...... -
Twitter moves to ban ads from other companies
L.A. Times Tech BlogOne month after unveiling its own advertising system, Twitter has banned other companies from inserting ads into users’ streams of short messages. It’s just the latest in a series of moves that Twitter made to gain greater control over the popular... -
Bon Jovi circles back to blue-collar platitudes
![<b> Bon Jovi, 'The Circle' ★ 1/2 (out of four)</b>"Who's gonna work for the working man?" wonders Jon Bon Jovi on the new album by the long-running outfit that bears his name. Well, Bon Jovi is up to the job: On "The Circle" (Island), this band of Jersey boys makes a recession-appropriate return (after appealing forays into pop and country) to its old blue-collar arena-rock style; "Work for the Working Man" even recycles the pumping talk-box groove from the band's 1986 smash "Livin' on a Prayer," and lifts the factory-floor sound effects from Billy Joel's "Allentown" for good measure.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-11/50407471-10072339.jpg "<b> Bon Jovi, 'The Circle' ★ 1/2 (out of four)</b>"Who's gonna work for the working man?\" wonders Jon Bon Jovi on the new album by the long-running outfit that bears his name. Well, Bon Jovi is up to the job: On \"The Circle\" (Island), this band of Jersey boys makes a recession-appropriate return (after appealing forays into pop and country) to its old blue-collar arena-rock style; \"Work for the Working Man\" even recycles the pumping talk-box groove from the band's 1986 smash \"Livin' on a Prayer,\" and lifts the factory-floor sound effects from Billy Joel's \"Allentown\" for good measure.")
Bon Jovi, 'The Circle' ★ 1/2 (out of four)"Who's gonna work for the working man?" wonders Jon Bon Jovi on the new album by the long-running outfit that bears his name. Well, Bon Jovi is up to the job: On "The Circle" (Island), this band of Jersey...Tags: Lauryn Hill, Cyndi Lauper, John Legend, Pras, Billy Joel
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Stocks soar, thanks to China, but weak trading volume raises a flag
Money & CompanyFinally -- the big bounce! Stocks soared worldwide Thursday in a rally that many bulls and bears alike agreed was long overdue after the heavy selling of the last few weeks. The Dow Jones industrials rocketed 284.54 points, or 2.8%,...... -
A line in the sand? Stocks again manage to rally off May lows
Money & CompanyMemo from Wall Street: The volatility will continue until morale improves! Stocks did another about-face on Wednesday, rebounding sharply after two losing sessions. The Dow Jones industrial average jumped 225.52 points, or 2.3%, to close at 10,249.54....
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