More than 350,000 backup portable power generators sold across the U.S. and Canada are being recalled after eight injuries, including seven finger amputations and one digit getting crushed, according to the U.S. Consumer Product and Safety Commission.
An unlocked handle on the equipment can pinch a user’s fingers against the generator frame when moving the product, posing finger-amputation and crushing hazards, Generac Power Systems stated in a notice posted Thursday by the CPSC.
How Is Whitney Thore’s Mother Doing After Her Scary Stroke? Babs Thore Is Still Alive.
Whitney Thore’s deep bonds with her family and friends will be recognisable to viewers of “My Big Fat Fabulous Life.”
It’s hardly surprising that fans appreciate her cute parents, Glenn and Barbara “Babs” Thore, since the TLC actress has a sizable fan base.
Nevertheless, fans are worried about Whitney’s mother after seeing a sneak preview of MBFFL Season 10.
How Much Does Swoosie Kurtz weight? Fans are worried about Swoosie Kurtz’s health after her weight loss. The actress appears extremely skinny in recent episodes of Man With A Plan.
Swoosie Kurtz is an exceptionally talented actress, best known as Shirley Upton from the 1977 film called Slap Shot. She has been actively serving in the Hollywood industry with numerous television and films credits.
The America-born Kurtz has worked in television series such as Pushing Daisies (2007-2009), Lover, Sidney (1981-983), The Magic School Bus (1995), and Party Girl (1996).
Born in Cambridge, England on September 26, 1948, Newton-John would lead one of the most illustrious pop singer careers ever. She had briefly attended school but dropped out in her mid-teens. According to IMDb, she took up residency in Los Angeles in order to better chase her passion of becoming a singer. She had eventually recorded popular songs such as “Have You Never Been Mellow,” “If Not for You,” “Let Me Be There,” “Hopelessly Devoted to You,” and more.
CLEVELAND — Indians manager Terry Francona is recovering from another health scare.
After missing most of last season with medical issues, Francona recently underwent surgery to remove a staph infection in his left big toe, the latest medical setback for the two-time World Series winner.
The 61-year-old Francona spent 10 days in the hospital after doctors excised the infection. Francona, who only managed 14 games for Cleveland last season due to poor health, will be on antibiotics for several more weeks and is hobbling around training camp in crutches.