The content of the story is unchanged, however, and Perlstein's apology mostly keeps arguing his initial case. I sincerely regret the use of the word 'racist' to describe how the POW/MIA flag distorts the history of the Vietnam War.The word was over the top and not called for, said Perlstein in his statement.Iâm deeply sorry it hurt people â especially people whoâve selflessly served their country.he content of the story is unchanged, however, and Perlstein's apology mostly keeps arguing his initial case. I sincerely regret the use of the word 'racist' to describe how the POW/MIA flag distorts the history of the Vietnam War.
1 On the other hand, a refrigerator cooling only to 45-48Â°F will speed up microbial growth. 2  Assuming careful handling, left-over tomato-based pasta sauce that has never left the jar should remain good (both safe and tasty) for 1- 2 weeks.
Tom O'Brien, Food Science major, not working in the industry any more - but it's still in ... Does not matter which type of base, but use your nose. If it smells at all, don't eat it. Pasta salads prepared commercially may be able to last up to 2 weeks (if unopened). Homemade pasta salads would last a much shorter time. (When you make a pasta salad at home it is VERY hard not to introduce a lot of bacteria with all of the bowls, mixing and handling required to make it.)