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Bye-bye BITES-l

By Dr. Doug Powell

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That's host Sammy Maudlin (right), as Dave Thomas' drink-loving Captain Kangaroo answers the phone during the 1978 Second City TV (SCTV) satire of TV telethons.

Once a year, I ask for money to support the 2-3 X daily distribution of food safety news to tens of thousands, with consecutive posts dating back to 1994.

The funding is no longer there.

So it's time to do something else.

We will continue to blog about food safety developments, and be relevant rather than repetitive. Tonight will be the last bites-l listserv posting. I may revisit things in a couple of months, but for now, it's time to do something else.
 

 

Full post as published by BarfBlog on December 13, 2009 (boomark / email).

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