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How top chef meat-free revolution has driven customers away
The chef who was once the toast of the NYC restaurant world has hit rocky ground as customers in his NoMad restaurant, which once topped the city's best restaurant list, have dropped off, and a restaurant deal in the prestigious new 425 Park skyscraper has fallen through - both after he insisted on vegan menus.
How top chef meat-free revolution has driven customers away
Vegan smothers herself in BLOOD and storms Louis Vuitton
Only 9% of Americans can read a nutrition label
India bans exports amid food supply concerns
Beech-Nut recall: Baby food brand will stop selling rice cereal due to high arsenic levels
Beech-Nut Nutrition, a popular brand of baby food, is voluntarily recalling a lot of its rice cereal because it contained levels of arsenic above federal guidelines.
In the recall notice posted on the Food & Drug Administration website this week, Beech-Nut also has announced it will no longer sell the rice cereal and says it has "decided to exit the market for Beech-Nut branded Single Grain Rice Cereal."
Beech-Nut recall
Manufacturers allowed baby food contaminated with heavy metals to remain on shelves
Walmart Is Pulling This One Food From All of Its Stores Immediately
Iowa mother donates breast milk amid formula shortage
Not so magically delicious!
The FDA said Saturday it has received more than 100 complaints related to Lucky Charms so far this year.
Not so magically delicious!
Bride and caterer arrested after wedding guests 'got sick from weed-laced food
Hawaii Kids Could Lose Access To Free Meals At School...
The opportunity for all Hawaii public school students to get free meals at school during the pandemic could end at the close of the school year, potentially cutting off thousands of kids from access to nutritious meals.
Hawaii Kids Could Lose Access To Free Meals At School...
Public school inspecting children's lunches and confiscating 'excessive' chips, soda, candy
Walmart and Kroger Are Banning Baby Formulas
What the pic is saying:
Front boy with green shirt talking to a teacher. Kid: you mean there's no food? Teacher: Yes, but you can still say gay. Girl With Kitten Shirt: They are dissecting a frog. Blonde Girl Next To Her: Oooooh, can I eat it? Polka Dot Girl: It looks yummy. Boy in Black Shirt & Combat Shorts: Will it jump in my stomach? Boy In Green Behind Shocked Blonde Girl: I'm going to cook it first. I brought a lighter. Teacher In The Blue: I said no more whining! Blonde Girl: I only asked if you had a mint. Teacher With Blue Necklace: I told you already. We can't go shopping at Walmart! 23-Mar-2022
'Your great-great-great-grandchildrenx will still be getting immunized against coronavirus
Dr Gregory Poland, epidemiologist for the Mayo Clinic and is editor-in-chief of the scientific journals 'Vaccine' and one of the nation's top experts on vaccination and immunology, said this week that the virus could be affecting humans for the next century.
'Your great-great-great-grandchildren will still be getting immunized against coronavirus
Teen who sexually assaulted girl in bathroom won't have to register as a sex offender
Susan Sarandon is slammed for calling cops FASCISTS
The View host wrote 1993 recipe for 'Jewish American Princess Fried Chicken'
Susan Sarandon APOLOGISES
Talent manager of Margot Robbie, Julianne Moore and the late Chadwick Boseman, kills himself
6-year-old boy labeled 'transphobic' by school
Philadelphia to reinstate its mask mandate
NY, NJ, CA and IL receive F-grades
What Happened When Homeless Men Moved Into a Liberal Neighborhood
The guests arrived at the Lucerne Hotel, two blocks from Central Park, carrying their belongings, stepping off buses and filling the hotel’s empty rooms, which typically cost more than $200 a night.
They were not tourists nor business travelers but residents of homeless shelters whom the city sent to the Lucerne to contain the spread of the coronavirus in the crowded shelter system. Over three days, 283 men moved into the hotel.
Their arrival has become a flash point and a test of values for the Upper West Side — a neighborhood with a reputation as one of the most liberal enclaves in New York and in the entire country.
One day after the men began moving into the Lucerne, on West 79th Street, a private Facebook group — Upper West Siders for Safer Streets — was created by residents who were up in arms. The group has more than 8,700 members.
Many commenters said the men menaced pedestrians, urinated and defecated on the street and used and sold drugs in the open.
In interviews, some longtime residents said the hotel’s conversion into a shelter had dimmed the quality of life and evoked memories of an era when the neighborhood was filled with single room occupancy hotels that helped fuel crime.
What Happened When Homeless Men Moved Into a Liberal Neighborhood
LI residents rally against plan to turn old hotel into homeless family shelter
Dozens of homeless men into Brooklyn hotels
Navigation Center for Homeless Opens in Fullerton
Residents threaten to sue Mayor if he doesn't move 13,000 homeless people
Homeless man cracks woman's skull with a baseball bat
San Francisco pays people to be homeless
Black woman, 33, 'used $15,000 pandemic relief loan to put hit on TSA agent
Woman kicked down station stairs while being smashing by a HAMMER
Gym Tells Guests to Stop Having Sex
“So just have sex in the women’s locker room,” another commenter helpfully observed.
Gym Tells Guests to Stop Having Sex
Gay man loses seven-year battle against Belfast bakery
Palm Springs Is Going To Have A Homophobic Congressman?
BEAU BUTLER TALKS POTENTIAL THREESOME WITH ANDY COHEN
EXCESSIVE AMOUNTS OF CUM ARE CLOGGING COLLEGE SHOWER DRAINS
Shelter for LGBTQ adults is 'a nightmare
Preacher says he hopes “every single homosexual dies”
School board member’s child got a scary death threat over trans student policy
Virginia house passes first bill to roll back LGBTQ rights
Ban GSA, kids should just go to church instead
Mother says she was virtually groped by three male characters within seconds of entering Facebook
Nina Jane Patel watched and listened in horror through a virtual-reality headset as her avatar – a moving, talking, computer-generated version of herself – was groped aggressively in a sustained attack by three realistic male characters.
Mother says she was virtually groped
Elementary School Employee Installed Camera in Bathroom to Snoop on Students Using Urinal
Henry Cavill Shared the Best Fitness Advice
Cavill also shares that if he had to choose between spending the rest of his life without the gym or without dessert, he'd be waving goodbye to cakes and pies.
Henry Cavill Shared the Best Fitness Advice
Police called to noise complaint find cat home alone blasting music
His noisy neighbors gave him pause … er, paws.
Police called to noise complaint find cat home alone blasting music
Florida cop shoots and kills tiger that seized screaming zoo cleaner's arm
Boy, 5, mauled to death by dog just hours before Christmas
Cats cause hundreds of house fires and injuries
Hundreds of wild white-tailed deer in the US are infected with COVID
Woman and her dog are shot dead in a Brooklyn smoke shop
The U.S. recorded the highest number of rabies deaths
Twice-a-year shot for cholesterol holds promise
Instead of popping a pill every day, people might soon control “bad” LDL cholesterol by getting an injection at their doctor’s office two or three times a year.
Researchers testing a new injectable drug called Inclisiran found it cut LDL cholesterol by half or more. According to early clinical trial data, the effect could last for four to six months.
Inclisiran produced “significant and durable reductions in LDL cholesterol, and thus could potentially impact cardiovascular events,” said study presenter Dr. Kausik Ray, a professor of public health at Imperial College London in England.
Such long-lasting effects could provide a major advance in preventing heart disease, heart attack and stroke, by helping reduce hardening of the arteries, the researchers said.
CBS News
Teacher arrested after illegally giving COVID-19 vaccine to teen
Hollywood consumes half the oil from the Amazon rainforest
“The world has failed us,” Correa said in 2013 as he announced a lifting of the moratorium on oil drilling in Yasuní.
The move to drill hundreds of new wells in the national park requires the building of roads and other infrastructure that is likely to accelerate deforestation, environmentalists say. Construction of an initial road inside the park is now less than 1,300 feet from the “no-go” zone designed to protect the uncontacted tribes, according to the report.
Crude reality
Toxic Things Celebrities Do
LA residents say homelessness crisis is city's biggest problem
I WANT GUN FOR PROTECTION
Beverly Hills Hires More Officers And Increases Patrols
Philadelphia now has more murders than NYC and LA and a DOZEN major US cities
Jogging is only good for you if the air is clean
Leo says his new movie is about about science denial and climate change (LOL)
Glute pumping, lip plumping, skin smoothing
'Somebody gift these people some vasectomies
Assisted dying: Campaigners renewed hope for change in the law
David Peace has motor neurone disease, a terminal illness which gradually affects the brain and nerves.
David, who lives in central London, is one of a number of people behind renewed calls to update England and Wales assisted dying laws to allow terminally ill people, with six months to live, the right to end their life, subject to strict criteria.
A second reading of the assisted dying bill is due to take place in the House of Lords this autumn.
Assisted dying: Campaigners renewed hope for change in the law
Jaime Osorio Márquez, dies by assisted suicide at 46
Allergan recalls textured breast implants linked to rare cancer
Allergan announced a worldwide recall of textured breast implants Wednesday after the Food and Drug Administration found a sharp increase in a rare cancer and deaths linked to the products and asked the company to pull them off the U.S. market.
The Dublin-based company said it is recalling Biocell textured breast implants and tissue expanders from all markets in which they are sold. The devices had already been banned or recalled in several countries.
The FDA said the new data shows that 573 cases worldwide have linked the rare cancer to the implants since the agency began tracking the issue in 2011. The vast majority of those cases involve Allergan products. Thirty-three women have died of what’s known as breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma, a cancer of the immune system. Of those fatalities, authorities identified the implant manufacturer in 13 cases — and it was Allergan in all but one.
Washington Post
Retailers Are Pulling This Product from Stores
Why am I so cold, even when I’m inside with the heat on?
Any dramatic change in your body should prompt a chat with a doctor, especially if it is serious enough to impact normal activities such as going outside.
This can occur suddenly and may be accompanied by other symptoms such as tiredness, weight gain and a change in bowel habit and even concentration problems.
Why am I so cold, even when I’m inside with the heat on?