www.TheCitizensWhoCare.org A Parent's Horrid Nightmare: Coming Soon to YOUR State? Risperdal drug Johnson & Johnson faces $1B in lawsuits, yet mother charged for refusing use on child Bridge Jumping - the new viral peer-pressure http://bit.ly/qdgFZG Bath & Body Works is Targeting Young Women with Their Toxic Product Don't buy BC farm salmon until testing proves they're safe to eat Coke Turns 125: Why We're Not Celebrating Teenage Girls Continue to 'Fake 'n' Bake' Despite Health Warnings The Mis-Informant - with Jack Black KFC Advertises on College Hotties Buns - Girls Gone Wild is Next Probable Promotional Vehicle And Now We Boycott Target? American Academy of Pediatrics condones minimal forms of female genital cutting Pepsi and Walmart helping your kids want more junk food Let's Can Bud's Fan Can The White Knot Campaign Claire's Markets Flasks to Tween Girls Great way to sneak a shot into your 7th grade classroom. Girl Gives Justin Timberlake a Suck-Job for Pepsi A young, bikini clad girl (not woman) gives Justin Timberlake a "suck-job" on the Super Bowl to promote Pepsi. But that's not the kinkiest part. Wal Mart Continues to Encourage "No Boundaries®" in Junior Intimates Wal Mart has expanded their use of seductive names for Junior Intimates (underwear). Atleast since 2002 they've promoted them using the trademarked theme 'No Boundaries™ ' for their Bra and Panty Sets plus "Juniors' No Boundaries Panties" in new designs, "Juniors' No Boundaries Woven Boxers" and "Ladies' Secret Treasures Boyleg Panty". For 2007/08 Wal-Mart is showing the "No Boundries" Hipster and Thong panties. Thank-goodness they've decided to stock condoms and the prescription morning after pill RU-486, just in case. CPSC: Take Aqua Dots Off Shelves Popular Aqua Dots (also known as Bindeez in Australia) have been recalled, after scientists found that when water mixes with the coating on the beads, it turns into the date-rape drug. At least five children have been hospitalized. Source: video.aol.com/video/news-cpsc-take-aqua-dots-off-shelves/2019753   Meth Ado About Nothing? Flavored Meth and Cheese Heroin Stories Smack of Fearmongering It sounds like a recipe for a bellyache: 'strawberry quik' and 'cheese.' Sure enough, these purported new drug fads have been giving prevention experts indigestion, but the agita is mostly over fears that overreacting officials and media could inadvertently cause a trend where none exists -- and that attention on these "flavor of the month" drugs could distract from larger alcohol and other drug problems confronting youth. ©2007-2011, www.TheCitizensWhoCare.org/brookings/alerts.html