Celebrating The Nobel Prizes (Scientific American) More than 130 Nobelists have written more than 200 articles for Scientific American . Here's a sampling, along with a look at the prizes themselves [More] [News Source]

FDA to review genetically engineered farm animals (AG Weekly) WASHINGTON - Super Chicken strutted a step closer to the dinner table Thursday. [News Source]

JOHN MARK EBERHART: Some of us will miss ‘Boston Legal’ after the gavel finally falls (Bradenton Herald) Behind the comedy and oddball characters, "Boston Legal" often has been a very serious show, and this season is no exception. I was impressed with "Smoke Signals," the season premiere, which raised interesting questions about the tobacco industry's liabilities vs. personal responsibility for polluting one's lungs with toxins. [News Source]

JOHN MARK EBERHART: Some of us will miss ‘Boston Legal’ after the gavel finally falls (Miami Herald) It's going to be awfully tough for me to say goodbye to "Boston Legal." [News Source]

Bidding wacky, preachy ‘Legal’ farewell (Honolulu Advertiser) It's going to be awfully tough for me to say goodbye to "Boston Legal." [News Source]

GeneThera Offered World Wide Rights to E.coli Vaccine From the University of New Mexico (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance) GeneThera, Inc. announced today that it is in negotiations with the University of New Mexico for world wide development and distribution rights to a vaccine developed there that is designed to significantly inhibit the carriage and shedding of the E.coli bacteria in cattle. [News Source]

“Boston Legal” is over-the-top fun, bar none (Seattle Times) It's going to be awfully tough for me to say goodbye to "Boston Legal. " I know, I know. It's the fifth season for the legal comedy/drama... [News Source]

Rockland AM Report (The Journal News) DWI arrest: Alheli Juarez, 24, of Spring Valley was charged Saturday with driving while intoxicated and possession of a hypodermic instrument, both misdemeanors, the county Sheriff's Department said. [News Source]

Creekstone BSE Case: Latest Rulings And A “New Test” Development (Yankton Press & Dakotan) The discovery of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), often referred to as Mad Cow Disease, in the US cattle herd in December 2003 resulted in a precipitous drop in US beef exports. In order to reclaim its share of those export markets, Creekstone Farm Premium Beef decided in early 2004 to test each cow it slaughters for BSE. [News Source]