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The article discusses product contamination and recall insurance policies in the U.S. food and beverage industry. It offers brief details on increasing food contamination incidents that result to hospitalizations and even deaths. It also explores the economic costs of both contamination and recall, the need for food and beverage companies to implement stricter regulations to prevent said cases, and various categories of damages which include brand rehabilitation and crisis response expenses.

The article discusses research on 2003 election for California's governor. The topics discussed include social network analysis of campaign donations, Republican party's adaptation to adverse political environment, and the coordination among republican party members, donors and activist to advantage U.S. politician Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Abstract: Cognitive Psychology studies humans’ capabilities to memorize and recall knowledge and images, among others. Connectionistic, propositional and conceptual models are a means to survey these phenomenons. This paper proposes an information theoretical network for simulating stimulus and response in categorical structures. A stimulus triggers an information flow throughout the whole network and generates for all ideas representing vertices an impact in the information theoretical unit [bit], thus measuring the recall intensity and producing a response. The method is shown to yield results of high performance even for complex taxonomies and connectionistic models. Reasoning is the logical counterpart of recall. Once an idea is associated with a stimulus, logical dependencies between both must be established, if required. Information theoretical networks allow to switch between a recall mode and a reasoning mode, also permitting logical reasoning within the same framework. Both capabilities are demonstrated by suitable examples. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

“Consumers could potentially be cut or injured if ingested" [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The news comes after the auto giant recalled almost 400,000 vehicles in April [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

90,000 cars need to be inspected [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The meat may have been contaminated with E. coli [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

There's a defect in the flux capacitor [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

13 states affected [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The company has expanded the recall despite its previous reluctance to do so [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Spoiled turkey bacon and bread with glass bits are being recalled [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The company was forced to close its plants after a listeria outbreak [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Issue with button could lead to loose shoulder straps [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Hint: it's a whole hog [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

They include ground cinnamon, garlic powder, black pepper and "bac'n buds" [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The bottles were found to contain a different dressing [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The case against Nestlé is reportedly the first of its kind in India [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The announcement could prompt the single largest recall in U.S. history [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

News comes after South African-born batsman makes his career-best score [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

"You failed to demonstrate your cleaning and sanitizing program is effective," FDA said [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

They are being recalled [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Three accidents were reported as a result of a malfunctioning release lever [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Beech-Nut Nutrition has recalled approximately 1,920 pounds of baby food [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

This week saw six recalls [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Amy's Kitchen recalls over 73,890 cases of products due to tainted spinach [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

See which specific boxes have been recalled [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

No illnesses have been reported [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Toyota, Chrysler and Honda among the makes of car involved [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Honda disclosed the reporting failure in November [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article looks at the growing scrutiny facing the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration from the media and the public following the highly publicized product recalls in the automotive industry. Topics covered include the General Motors' ignition switch recall in 2014, and the effect of the scrutiny on the release of policy guidance on vehicle technology under development in the U.S.

Automaker has recalled more than 30 million vehicles this year [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The violation could be one of the biggest in history [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

So far, 7.8 million cars have been recalled from 10 manufacturers over explosive airbags [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The museum said it was not presenting Mary Barra with the award “at this time” [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

After two children reporteldy choked on Hello Kitty themed whistles [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The employees were asked to delete the test data [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

One recall will aim to correct a flawed repair from a previous recall [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Burke gambles that Obama will drive out the base more than he drives away those unhappy with him [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Includes several Beetle and Jetta models made between 2011 and 2014 [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]