Scott Pressler is correct. Joe Biden could win in November and finish us off. To quote Joe Biden, Democrats “have put together, I think, the most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history of American politics.” In his muddled brain, he probably meant it the way it sounded –  a slip of the […] The post Scott Pressler Raises the Alarm appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Bread enjoyers, we have some news about the recent recall of certain Breadbox Co. products. Back in May, the company removed hundreds of bagels, buns, and loaves from stores due to undeclared allergens. Recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) classified the recall as a Class II. This places it in between Class I, which is the most dangerous, and Class III, which is the least. According to the FDA, Class II denotes “a situation in which use of, or exposure to, a violative product may cause temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences or where the probability of serious adverse health consequences is remote.” So, while the allergens within these food products could definitely do some damage to certain consumers, the odds of it being life-threatening or even permanent are slim. Possible allergens include Yellow No. 5. So, what kind of allergens are lurking within the recalled bread products? Well, Newsweek tells us that Breadbox Co.’s Brioche Toast (2 lb.), Brioche Buns (40oz), Brioche Sliders (50oz), and Brioche Hot Dog (40oz) may contain Yellow No. 5, a food coloring. All of the affected products should have an expiration date of May 22. Photo by Youjeen Cho on Unsplash Breadbox Co. pulled other products for containing an undeclared milk allergen. These are Breadman Jalapeno Cheese Bagels (16oz) and Breadman Raisin Bread (16oz). There may also be Yellow No. 5 in the raisin bread. Affected products will have an expiration date of May 21. This recall affected 43 loaves of toast, 147 loaves of raisin bread, 898 brioche buns, 821 slider buns, 364 hot dog buns, and 130 bagels. These products were mostly distributed throughout stores and restaurants in Southern California. If you’re worried that you may have consumed any of these recalled bread products, you’ll be glad to know that it’s unlikely to affect your health going forward. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Bread Recall Update: FDA Adjusts Classification Of Products Pulled From Shelves appeared first on InspireMore.

When news breaks about an upcoming hurricane, us humans have a list of things to do to prepare. But what about our animal friends? While many of them are also able to take action during storms, there are those that can’t. This includes the tiny sea turtles still developing inside their eggs. In fact, thousands of these very eggs were in danger of being washed away from a beach in Mexico, all because of Hurricane Beryl. This nasty storm recently made its ways through the Caribbean, proving to be dangerous. As a result, the folks in Mexico have been taking extra measures to ensure they’re as prepared as possible. But their focus didn’t remails solely on protecting humans. Watch the video below to catch a glimpse of folks rallying together to save these precious turtles. @weatherchannel Several kinds of sea turtles come ashore in Cancun, Mexico to lay their eggs. See how Mexico took extreme measures to save thousands of those eggs as Hurricane Beryl approached. #TheWeatherChannel #fyp #weathertok #hurricane #prep #hurricaneseason #Beryl #HurricaneBeryl #turtle #animals #conserve #eggs #safety #Cancun ♬ original sound – The Weather Channel As you might imagine, finding a way to keep so many sea turtle eggs safe is no easy feat. Still, so many government employees gathered to do just that. By working together, they were able to gather and store more than 10,000 sea turtle eggs in in dozens of coolers. Along with the eggs, sand was also added inside to make the transpiration process safer. Normally, it’s not recommended to disturb these eggs in any way. That being said, the circumstances required unusual methods. Preparing for Hurricane Beryl, Mexico Saves Over 10,000 Sea Turtle Eggs “Look, it’s not the best thing to do,” Graciela Tiburcio, a biologist and sea turtle expert, says, “but we are facing an emergency in which if they don’t take them out, they all could be lost.” Their method may not be perfect, but it’s clear that folks from Mexico, and beyond, are oh-so grateful for their efforts. “THIS IS HUMANITY! Thank you for being Kindness Warriors. Thank you for saving our precious Turtles,” one person shares, with another adding, “That is so cool. Makes me hopeful for this world.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Community Comes Together To Save Thousands Of Sea Turtle Eggs Ahead Of Hurricane Beryl appeared first on InspireMore.

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