Body: Counting Body Like Sheep

Subduing Salmonella - Several Strategies Seem Promising (CattleNetwork.com) - 175 weeks ago

Illness caused by Salmonella isn’t usually fatal, but it can be very unpleasant. This intestinal pathogen, usually transmitted by raw or undercooked foods, can cause fever, abdominal cramps, and diarrhea.

£65bn - soaring cost of nuclear clean-up (The Scotsman) - 175 weeks ago

THE bill for cleaning up atomic waste has soared by £2 billion to £65 billion, with the watchdog set up to deal with Britain's nuclear legacy warning that costs could rise further.

Wednesday, October 25, 2006 (Lifetime) - 176 weeks ago

So many foundations fund research and awareness campaigns, but here's a group that raises money for those who are financially affected every day by breast cancer. The Pink Fund provides financial aid to those suffering from the disease.

Burkina Faso: A Matter of Life and Death (The Globalist) - 176 weeks ago

In another installment in her series detailing life as a Peace Corps volunteer in West Africa, Nathalie Boittin writes about traditional ceremonies such as baptisms and funerals in the village of Borguindé.

Beating Insomnia (KFSN-TV Fresno) - 176 weeks ago

Millions of Americans have that nightly pillow fight ... not where the feathers fly, but where you toss and turn and are tired all day. The clock keeps ticking, and you keep tossing and turning. So how do you knock yourself out when your body won't behave?

Anti-Scottish feeling laid bare over question of next Prime Minister (The Scotsman) - 177 weeks ago

GORDON Brown is facing a vociferous English backlash in his bid to become Prime Minister, according to a poll published today.

Catholic leader backs Scottish independence (Scotland on Sunday) - 177 weeks ago

THE leader of Scotland's Roman Catholics last night backed independence from the UK, declaring he would be "happy" if Scots wanted separation.

Why the calorie guide is a fat lot of use (Scotland on Sunday) - 177 weeks ago

FEAR the lard. "Official" daily guidelines on how much we should eat are excessive to the tune of around 200,000 calories a year, the nation's leading public health expert has claimed.

Texas students being taught to fight back if a gunman invades classroom (La Crosse Tribune) - 177 weeks ago

BURLESON, Texas — Youngsters in a suburban Fort Worth school district are being taught not to sit there like good boys and girls with their hands folded if a gunman invades the classroom, but to rush him and hit him with everything they got — books, pencils, legs and arms.

Army chief at odds with Blair as he calls for troops to 'get out' of Iraq (The Scotsman) - 177 weeks ago

THE head of Britain's army said the presence of British troops in Iraq was exacerbating the security situation on the ground and they should be withdrawn soon.