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Ground Meat Recall; Bachelor Parties; Jack Abramoff

by Raphael Brion
The Gorbals, Los Angeles, CA
The Gorbals, Los Angeles, CA
Photo: djjewelz/Flickr

· Essay: The BP Oil Spill Threatens The Gulf's Bountiful Cornucopia of Life [WaPo]
· Where Wild Salmon Really Comes From [Atlantic]
· Food Is the Thrill at Some Bachelor Parties [NYT]
· A Life Devoted to the American Diner [Smithsonian]
· Geese-Eating Homeless Man Arrested [Wisconsin State Journal]
· Corrupt Lobbyist Jack Abramoff Now Working at Kosher Pizza Joint [Gawker]
· Animated Neon Sign Depicts Pigs Eagerly Jumping Into Grinder [Boing Boing]
· The Bagel War of Montreal [BBC]
· NY, CA: 38,700 Lbs. of Ground Beef Recalled For Possible E. Coli [Consumerist]

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