Ancestors survived WWII - no bull (News Mail) A BAZADAISE bull is lucky to be at the Fraser Coast Show, since the bull comes from French stock almost eaten out by the Germans in World War II. [News Source]

Jolley: Delivering The Coup de Grâce To No NAIS sayers? (CattleNetwork.com) Kevin Coupe, who bills himself as ‘Content Guy’ for MorningNewsBeat.com , an online news service that bills itself as Retail News in Context, Analysis with Attitude , wrote about the NAIS controversy this morning. [News Source]

DePaul student tests positive for swine flu (Chicago Tribune) A DePaul University student tested positive for the H1N1 virus, also known as swine flu, the university announced Tuesday. "We do not believe there is any cause for alarm," the university said in a statement. [News Source]

Asbestos danger overlooked. If the government is proposing an agenda for green growth while it neglects problems that threaten the people’s daily life and health, Korea cannot be called an advanced country. [News Source]

Time for Superfund meeting, informed decisions. Our sleepy, little community is being viewed internationally as a player in a global energy struggle because the Cotter Uranium Processing Mill south of Cañon City is one of only two places where yellowcake could be produced to fuel nuclear reactors. [News Source]

Ranchers tell USDA why they oppose animal ID plan. The concerns from ranchers haven't changed much over five years and they still complain about cost, bureaucratic suffocation, effectiveness of the animal ID program to control disease outbreak. [News Source]

Meet - and eat - the modified Atlantic salmon (The Globe and Mail) FDA to approve Aqua Bounty's new fish tweaked with genetic material from chinook salmon and eel-like species called ocean pout [News Source]

Ranchers tell USDA why they oppose animal ID plan (AP via Yahoo! News) Just 36 percent of ranchers are taking part in a federal program started five years ago to trace livestock in the event of a disease outbreak. [News Source]

SKorean PM chides unionists for violence (TODAYonline) South Korean riot-police run towards protesters during a rally in Seoul. The country's prime minister has promised a stern crackdown on illegal strikes and violent protests by union members, saying they are damaging the nation's image and impeding economic recovery. [News Source]

Meet - and eat - the modified Atlantic salmon (The Globe and Mail) It looks like a normal Atlantic salmon, and the fish's creators say it tastes like one, too.But this is no ordinary fish that Aqua Bounty Technologies has produced. [News Source]