Livestock Highlights: Mad Cow Case, Cattle Weights, JBS Unfavorable Conditions (CattleNetwork.com) WINNIPEG (Dow Jones)--The Canadian Food Inspection Agency's, or CFIA, investigation into Canada's 12th case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or mad cow disease, was unable to find a precise link to how the animal caught the disease, but the agency said the most likely route of infection was through feed rations. [News Source]

S. Korea court orders TV station to correct mad cow report. A South Korean court ordered a leading TV station to air a correction on its report about mad cow disease that contributed to widespread protests against US beef imports. [News Source]

Mascots learn their craft (The Patriot-News) Wildcats, dogs, wolves, a rooster, Ben Franklin, a mad cow, and other assorted creatures have been spending the week at Paramount Sports to learn how to express jubilation or shame without using facial expressions or voice. [News Source]

donga.com[English donga] (donga.com) The court has ruled that MBC’s in-depth investigative program “PD Notebook” must run a correction on its mad cow disease reporting and asked for the program not to clarify its own position. [News Source]

Canada links 12th case of mad cow to infected feed (Reuters via Yahoo! News) An official probe into Canada's 12th case of mad cow disease since 2003 said on Thursday that infected feed was most likely to blame -- the same reason given in many previous cases. [News Source]

Latest Stories (CattleNetwork.com) A South Korean court on Thursday told TV station MBC, one of the country's three major broadcasters, to air a correction on its report about mad-cow disease that contributed to protests against U.S. beef imports, Agence France-Presse reports. [News Source]

South Korea elated by U.S. move on disputed islets (Reuters via Yahoo! News) Elation replaced a sense of betrayal in South Korea on Thursday after Washington reversed how it referred to the ownership of a cluster of rocks at the centre of a war of words between Seoul and Tokyo. [News Source]

South Korea court tells TV station to correct mad cow report (Philippine Daily Inquirer) SEOUL -- A South Korean court on Thursday ordered a leading TV station to air a correction on its report about mad cow disease that contributed to widespread protests against US beef imports. [News Source]

S. Korea court orders TV station to correct mad cow report (Straits Times) SEOUL - A SOUTH Korean court on Thursday ordered a leading TV station to air a correction on its report about mad cow disease that contributed to widespread protests against US beef imports. [News Source]

US Beef Shipment Arrives In SKorea (CBS News) The first shipment of U.S. beef under a controversial import deal arrived in South Korea on Tuesday, officials said, amid lingering public concerns over mad cow disease. [News Source]