Late post for 14 March:
Welcome to
Thursday afternoon...we've almost made it to Friday.
Here’s
the short version of the 15 March 2019 issue.
- you know you want this for your phone
- DOD servicemembers and civilians may soon be able to invest in companies that grow and sell marijuana...certainly that's a growth industry (grin)
- LSD micro-dosing is all the rage. And mushrooms. Some claim that small doses increase alertness, creativity and problem solving without suffering hallucinations of monsters trying to kill you.
- ~300,000 children are murdered each year by criminals selling fake drugs, says the World Health Organization
- new claims from scientists that Apple AirPods -- those little C-shaped wireless devices you see on folks' ears -- are emitting dangerous radiation directly into the skull. Is this the modern version of living under power lines?
- "What's In My Food" This Week?
- Salmonella in Pillsbury flour shipped nationwide to Publix and Winn-Dixie stores
- Salmonella in Butterball ground turkey products shipped nationwide
- allergens in Chef Boyardee chicken and rice shipped to Florida, Kentucky, and NY
- potential tampering of Duke's "ready-to-eat pork sausages" shipped nationwide (blech, who would eat this anyway?)
- gluten in the gluten-free sausage sold nationwide by North Country Smokehouse
- milk (an allergen) not on the labels of chicken fried rice sold in Georgia and 8 other states
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