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Jewel Says Goodbye to Supervalu Brand; Power Plants Kill ‘Hundreds of Millions’ of Fish Yearly

• We know this is really going to upset you this morning, but you’ll find out eventually: Jewel has decided to change the name of its house brand, Supervalu Inc., to Essential Everyday. [Trib]

• Forget the Asian carp. Apparently, power plants along the Great Lakes are the real menace to fish; records show that the cooling systems for the facilities kill “hundreds of millions of fish each year.” [Trib]

• A Georgia woman called 911 because she received the wrong Chinese-food order. Wait, you can do that? [Gawker]

• The Wurst Tex food cart in Austin serves a rattlesnake-and-rabbit sausage dubbed Predator and Prey. Like everything else, it tastes like chicken. [SE]

• Seems some Game of Thrones actors are taking badassery to heart: Sean Bean, who plays Ned Stark, was stabbed outside a bar only to patch himself up and order another drink. [Gawker]

• Once regarded as “tasteless cardboard hockey pucks,” veggie burgers are popping up on menus at chains like Smashburger and Elevation Burger. [NRN]

• Sleepiness makes fatty foods extra tempting. Blargh, can someone pass the Girl Scout Cookies? [Body Odd/MSNBC]

Jewel Says Goodbye to Supervalu Brand; Power Plants Kill ‘Hundreds of Millions’