Science Matters Archive (David Suzuki Foundation) Science Matters is published in magazines and newspaper across Canada, and sent out weekly by email. For media subscription information, please October 10, 2008 The kids are all right The 21st century is an exciting time for young people. Technology like email and social networking... [News Source]

The Arts Connection Minute for September 29 - October 3, 2008 (WMFE Orlando) http://www.wmfe.org/arts       The Arts Connection Minute lists arts events across Central Florida - it's heard weekdays at 9:59 a.m. To find more cultural events, visit The Red Chair Project , Central Florida's official guide to arts and culture.   Monday September 29 th     Hi. I’m Secily Wilson, here’s a look at your local arts scene this week with The ... [News Source]

Suicide Spurs Web Regulation in South Korea (Newsweek) Suicide spurs bid to regulate the net in South Korea. [News Source]

Kerry Trueman: You Heard It On Oprah: Factory Farms Stink (HuffingtonPost) That ringing you hear is the sound of the death knell for the "don't ask, don't smell" era of factory farming. Oprah Winfrey's Tuesday... [News Source]

Suicide Spurs Web Regulation in South Korea (Newsweek) Suicide spurs bid to regulate the net in South Korea [News Source]

Not All Vets Treat Pets — For Some It’s About Homeland Security (Carteret County News-Times) (ARA) - Anthrax. Biological attacks. Exotic diseases. These and many other issues are making headlines as the world we live in seems to get smaller and smaller. Yet there is a dedicated group of scientists who are confronting these, and many other, threats each and every day. [News Source]

Nelson Urges Administration To Ratchet Up Efforts To Open Markets To U.S. Beef (Yankton Press & Dakotan) Nebraska’s Sen. Ben Nelson today called on the Administration to ratchet up its efforts to re-open important foreign markets for U.S. beef in light of a new report from the International Trade Commission (ITC). The report shows that U.S. beef producers lost nearly $11 billion between 2004 and 2007 due to barriers on U.S. beef exports not warranted under the World Animal Health Organization (OIE) ... [News Source]

Nelson Urges Administration To Ratchet Up Efforts To Open Markets To U.S. Beef (Yankton Press & Dakotan) Nebraska’s Sen. Ben Nelson today called on the Administration to ratchet up its efforts to re-open important foreign markets for U.S. beef in light of a new report from the International Trade Commission (ITC). The report shows that U.S. beef producers lost nearly $11 billion between 2004 and 2007 due to barriers on U.S. beef exports not warranted under the World Animal Health Organization (OIE) ... [News Source]

Deer baiting, feeding ban approved (Petoskey News-Review) The Natural Resources Commission voted unanimously last week to approve a permanent ban on deer and elk baiting and feeding in the Lower Peninsula. [News Source]

Rockland AM Report (The Journal News) DWI charge: Angel R. Amendano-Sucuzhanay, 25, of the Bronx was charged with driving while intoxicated and operating a vehicle with a blood-alcohol content of more than 0.08 percent, both misdemeanors, after a Rockland County sheriff's deputy went to the scene of a three-vehicle accident on Spring Street in Haverstraw about 2:30 a.m. Monday and found that a truck, driven by Amendano-Sucuzhanay, ... [News Source]