Boston Bruins Dress as 'Frozen' Characters
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— -- quicklist:title: Boston Bruins Dress Up as 'Frozen' Characters for Kids' Hospital Visittext: NHL players with the Boston Bruins continued their annual Halloween tradition of visiting patients at the Boston Children's Hospital Monday.
While the team has lacked costume coordination in the past, six players this year dressed as characters of Disney's "Frozen," including defenseman Dougie Hamilton in a blue dress as Elsa.
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quicklist:title: Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Baby Wipes text: The manufacturer of several national brand names announced a voluntary product recall of its baby wipes because of a potential bacterial contamination of Burkholderia cepacia (B. cepacia). Nutek Disposables Inc. of McElhattan, Pennsylvania, and the FDA announced the recall Saturday of Cuties, Diapers.com, Femtex, Fred's, Kidgets, Member's Mark, Simply Right, Sunny Smiles, Tender Touch, and Well Beginnings.
The wipes were distributed prior to Oct. 21 to these retail stores: Walgreens, Sam's Club, Family Dollar, Fred's and Diapers.com. The company said it received one report of irritation, and the cause of the problem has not been identified.
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