Crib Recall 2010 List & Model Numbers?

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and seven crib makers on Thursday announced a voluntary recall of approximately 2 million cribs "amid concerns that babies can suffocate, become trapped or fall from the cribs."
Since I own a crib that might be included in the 2010 recall, I would like to know the model numbers that are part of the recall.
Is there a list with all the crib brands and model numbers?

The Consumer Product Safety Commission has called for a ban on drop-side cribs, which feature a moving slide rail. An infant's head can become lodged between the rail and mattress. While such cribs have been used for decades, apparently they are less sturdy now than before. Some fixed-side cribs are included in the recall, too.

Most of the entrapment and suffocation concerns are with drop-side models. But some fixed-side cribs are also included in the recall.

The cribs were made between 2000 and 2009 by the following companies: Child Craft, Delta, Evenflo, Jardine, La Jobi, Million Dollar Baby, and Simmons Juvenile Products.

If you've got a drop-side crib made by one of the manufacturers below, you can contact them for a free immobilization kit to make sure the movable side won't detach. If the hardware on your crib is already broken or loose, though, you should find a safer alternative for putting your baby to bed, like a play yard.

List of 2010 recalled cribs.

- 750,000 Jenny Lind drop-side cribs distributed by Evenflo Inc.
- 747,000 Delta drop-side cribs.
- 306,000 Bonavita, Babi Italia and ISSI drop-side cribs manufactured by LaJobi Inc.
- 130,000 Jardine drop-side cribs imported by Toys R Us.
- 156,000 Million Dollar Baby drop-side cribs.
- 50,000 Simmons drop-side cribs.
- 40,000 to 50,000 Child Craft brand stationary-side cribs and an unknown number of Child Craft brand drop-sides.

Model numbers can be found at the CPSC website.