Medieval mirth The Tribune-Democrat, PA - Oct 24, 2005 Mount Aloysius College’s Cosgrave Center will be transformed into a medieval castle’s great hall when the 35th annual Madrigal Feaste unfolds in Cresson.

Taste of the Continent New Straits Times, Malaysia - Oct 23, 2005 A new player in the business, the Mustard Tree serves a wide range of continental dishes at reasonable prices. EDITH LIM writes. JENNIFER Chong of The Mustard Tree gave me a warm welcome at her restaurant.

Business big on deer now, customers always San Angelo Standard-Times, TX - Oct 24, 2005 com or 659-8260. Paul Sklenarik's business, Sklenarik's Smoked Meats in Miles, has won the Texas Association of Meat Processors' overall state championship nine of 11 years ...

A La Grecque The Age (subscription), Australia - Oct 24, 2005 Name A La Grecque Location 60 Great Ocean Rd Aireys Inlet VIC 3231 Great Ocean Road Ph (03) 5289 6922 Genre Restaurants Cuisine Greek Business Hours Wed-Sun: breakfast 8am-11.30am; lunch midday-2.30pm; dinner 6pm-late.

Well Brothers breakout Journal Times Online, WI - Oct 24, 2005 The Best Pizzerias in America according to the book "Everybody Loves Pizza," by Penny Pollack and Jeff Ruby: 1. Una Pizza Napoletana, New York City, established 1996 2. Delorenzo's Tomato Pies ...

Luck changes for local family who survived Katrina KCEN-TV, TX - Oct 24, 2005 A Harker Heights family affected by Hurricane Katrina has been through it all, but their story ends with a surprising twist. The last seven weeks have not all been fun and games for the Meyer-Dixon family.

Valley women tell how they hit the town without a date -- and ... San Jose Mercury News, United States - Oct 23, 2005 On a warm, sunny day, a vintage Bordeaux can be the perfect companion for lunch outdoors -- with or without a date by your side. So why is it that so many women consider dining alone an act to be pitied, avoided or even shunned?

TV's focus on obesity may feed on our morbid fascination Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (subscription), WI - Oct 23, 2005 It's now officially OK to gawk at and make fun of fat people. At least that's the message we're getting from television.

Clever wordplay Halloween costumes on a budget Monterey County Herald, CA - Oct 23, 2005 The challenge: We asked four kids to create play-on-word costumes that would have us doubling over, over double-entendres. The bigger challenge: We told them not to spend more than about 20 bucks.

Small cafe offers large French flavor Branford Review, United States - Oct 24, 2005 BRANFORD - Tucked away in the corner of the town center is a miniaturized tribute to the finer points of French-style cuisine. Upon entering the narrow green building of Le Petit Café at 225 Montowese St.

Chez Vincent is not flashy but still a classic Orlando Sentinel, FL - Oct 23, 2005 The first time I visited Chez Vincent, I remember thinking it was a very nice restaurant with above-average food and a pleasant, unfussy atmosphere.

MIKE HUTTON COLUMN: 20-year-old memories about the only thing Bear ... Gary Post Tribune, IN - Oct 23, 2005 In Milwaukee, secluded in a dorm room by myself, away from all the lunatic Packer fans, I watched the Bears make history nearly 20 years ago after they dismantled the New England Patriots 46-10.

Paddling Scotland with Kayakojacko Kayak & Canoe News, Switzerland - Oct 24, 2005 I hadn’t been to Scotland for paddling before, but had heard that the white water was good so decided to get up there and see what was what.

Review: 'Third' Is Funny, Sometimes Biting Chicago Tribune, United States - Oct 24, 2005 College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting Seattle Post Intelligencer - Oct 24, 2005 College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting San Jose Mercury News, United States - Oct 24, 2005 NEW YORK - College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Congress Weighs Overriding Organic Ruling Washington Post, United States - Oct 25, 2005 Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients _ vitamins, spices ...

Congress Weighs Overriding Organic Ruling Guardian Unlimited, UK - Oct 25, 2005 Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices ...

Congress Weighs Overriding Organic Ruling Newsday, NY - Oct 25, 2005 Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients -- vitamins, spices ...

Congress Weighs Overriding Organic Ruling San Francisco Chronicle, United States - Oct 25, 2005 Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins ...

Dairy Farmers soured by one-off losses Sydney Morning Herald (subscription), Australia - Oct 24, 2005 Dairy Farmers is hitting the acquisition trail after a painful year of restructuring that resulted in a $12.2 million net loss for 2004/05.

Dairy Farmers soured by one-off losses The Age (subscription), Australia - Oct 24, 2005 Dairy Farmers is hitting the acquisition trail after a painful year of restructuring that resulted in a $12.2 million net loss for 2004/05.

Hunter complete successful raid Brisbane Courier Mail, Australia - Oct 23, 2005 BEN Melmeth celebrated 250 NBL games with his best performance of the season in Hunter's rare away win tonight. The Pirates had not previously won in Cairns, with Melmeth's 21 points and five boards helping the club notch its first consecutive road wins.

Melmeth celebrates in style TVNZ, New Zealand - Oct 23, 2005 Big Ben Melmeth celebrated 250 NBL games with his best performance of the season in Hunter's rare 101-85 away win over Cairns on Sunday.

Dairy Farmers churns $12m loss Advertiser Adelaide, Australia - Oct 24, 2005 MILK co-operative Dairy Farmers has swallowed a $12.2 million annual loss as it underwent a painful restructure last financial year in preparation for a public listing.

Evangelicals, Jews Are Kindred Spirits Newsday, NY - Oct 24, 2005 Dozens of evangelical Christians from the United States, Europe and Asia toured Jewish settlements in the West Bank in recent days, taking time out from their organized ...

Dairy Farmers churns $12m loss NEWS.com.au, Australia - Oct 24, 2005 MILK co-operative Dairy Farmers has swallowed a $12.2 million annual loss as it underwent a painful restructure last financial year in preparation for a public listing.

Evangelicals, Jews Are Kindred Spirits San Francisco Chronicle, United States - Oct 24, 2005 Dozens of evangelical Christians from the United States, Europe and Asia toured Jewish settlements in the West Bank in recent days, taking time out from their organized ...

Where to find the snow before Christmas Times Online, UK - Oct 24, 2005 It’s the same each year. The evenings draw in, the nights get chilly and there’sa faint smell of woodsmoke in the air. Long summer days are a distant memory and suddenly ... it’s like the scene in Close ...

Parcel 104's farm-fresh fare San Jose Mercury News, United States - Oct 23, 2005 Parcel 104 has gone back to nature. Even more than before, the up-market restaurant in the Santa Clara Marriott Hotel is focusing its sophisticated kitchen on local farms and ranches, with a menu naming many of them.

Health workers told to stay at home in tragic toddler probe Edinburgh Evening News, UK - Oct 24, 2005 TWO health workers involved in the care of home-alone toddler Michael McGarrity have been suspended. Health chiefs today admitted they had told the members of staff not to come in for work while they investigate ...

Home-alone tot case prompts call for social work summit Edinburgh Evening News, UK - Oct 24, 2005 THE Scottish Executive has been urged to hold a summit into the pressures on social workers in the wake of the case of three-year-old Michael McGarrity.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting Akron Beacon Journal, OH - Oct 24, 2005 NEW YORK - College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' Is Funny, Sometimes Biting Orlando Sentinel, FL - Oct 24, 2005 College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting Tallahassee.com, FL - Oct 24, 2005 NEW YORK - College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting Charlotte Observer, NC - Oct 24, 2005 NEW YORK - College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting Macon Telegraph, GA - Oct 24, 2005 NEW YORK - College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting Duluth News Tribune, MN - Oct 24, 2005 NEW YORK - College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting Centre Daily Times, PA - Oct 24, 2005 NEW YORK - College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting Kansas City Star, MO - Oct 24, 2005 NEW YORK - College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting Grand Forks Herald, ND - Oct 24, 2005 NEW YORK - College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting philly.com, PA - Oct 24, 2005 NEW YORK - College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting Contra Costa Times, CA - Oct 24, 2005 NEW YORK - College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' Is Funny, Sometimes Biting Ocala.com, FL - Oct 24, 2005 College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting Wilkes Barre Times-Leader, PA - Oct 24, 2005 NEW YORK - College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting Monterey County Herald, CA - Oct 24, 2005 NEW YORK - College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting MLive.com, MI - Oct 24, 2005 College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - Oct 24, 2005 NEW YORK - College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting Times Picayune, LA - Oct 24, 2005 College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' Is Funny, Sometimes Biting Tuscaloosa News (subscription), AL - Oct 24, 2005 College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting San Luis Obispo Tribune, CA - Oct 24, 2005 NEW YORK - College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting Fort Worth Star Telegram, TX - Oct 24, 2005 NEW YORK - College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' Is Funny, Sometimes Biting Gainesville Sun, FL - Oct 24, 2005 ollege professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' Is Funny, Sometimes Biting Dateline Alabama, AL - Oct 24, 2005 College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Review: 'Third' is funny, sometimes biting Bradenton Herald, United States - Oct 24, 2005 NEW YORK - College professor Laurie Jameson is a product of the late 1960s and never left the decade behind. In her personal and professional life, the years made an imprint that time did not erase.

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Grand Forks Herald, ND - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Monterey County Herald, CA - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Tallahassee.com, FL - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Kansas City Star, MO - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Bakersfield Californian (subscription), CA - Oct 25, 2005 Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ...

Congress Weighs Overriding Organic Ruling phillyBurbs.com, PA - Oct 25, 2005 Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling San Luis Obispo Tribune, CA - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Sacramento Bee, USA - Oct 25, 2005 Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, IN - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress Weighs Overriding Organic Ruling Orlando Sentinel, FL - Oct 25, 2005 Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients ...

Congress Weighs Overriding Organic Ruling WRAL.com, NC - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON -- Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients _ vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Bradenton Herald, United States - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress Weighs Overriding Organic Ruling Hartford Courant, United States - Oct 25, 2005 Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Biloxi Sun Herald, USA - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, GA - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Macon Telegraph, GA - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Pioneer Press, MN - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Fort Worth Star Telegram, TX - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Kentucky.com, KY - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

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Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Centre Daily Times, PA - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling The State, SC - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress weighs overriding organic ruling Duluth News Tribune, MN - Oct 25, 2005 WASHINGTON - Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients - vitamins, spices, citric acid ...

Congress Weighs Overriding Organic Ruling Sun-Sentinel.com, FL - Oct 25, 2005 Organic food is a multibillion-dollar industry with growing pains it wants Congress to help soothe. At issue is whether small amounts of non-organic ingredients -- vitamins, spices ...

Dairy Farmers soured by one-off losses Seven.com.au, Australia - Oct 24, 2005 Dairy Farmers is hitting the acquisition trail after a painful year of restructuring that resulted in a $12.2 million net loss for 2004/05.

Evangelicals, Jews are kindred spirits Biloxi Sun Herald, USA - Oct 24, 2005 KFAR ETZION, West Bank - Dozens of evangelical Christians from the United States, Europe and Asia toured Jewish settlements in the West Bank in recent days, taking time out from their organized pilgrimage to the Holy Land to show their support for the ...

Evangelicals, Jews Are Kindred Spirits New York Newsday, NY - Oct 24, 2005 Dozens of evangelical Christians from the United States, Europe and Asia toured Jewish settlements in the West Bank in recent days, taking time out from their organized ...

Evangelicals, Jews are kindred spirits Bradenton Herald, United States - Oct 24, 2005 KFAR ETZION, West Bank - Dozens of evangelical Christians from the United States, Europe and Asia toured Jewish settlements in the West Bank in recent days, taking time out from their organized pilgrimage to the Holy Land to show their support for the ...

Evangelicals, Jews are kindred spirits Pioneer Press, MN - Oct 24, 2005 KFAR ETZION, West Bank - Dozens of evangelical Christians from the United States, Europe and Asia toured Jewish settlements in the West Bank in recent days, taking time out from their organized pilgrimage to the Holy Land to show their support for the ...

Evangelicals, Jews are kindred spirits Monterey County Herald, CA - Oct 24, 2005 KFAR ETZION, West Bank - Dozens of evangelical Christians from the United States, Europe and Asia toured Jewish settlements in the West Bank in recent days, taking time out from their organized pilgrimage to the Holy Land to show their support for the ...

Evangelicals, Jews are kindred spirits Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN - Oct 24, 2005 KFAR ETZION, West Bank - Dozens of evangelical Christians from the United States, Europe and Asia toured Jewish settlements in the West Bank in recent days, taking time out from their organized pilgrimage to the Holy Land to show their support for the ...

Dairy Farmers churns $12m loss Townsville Bulletin, Australia - Oct 24, 2005 MILK co-operative Dairy Farmers has swallowed a $12.2 million annual loss as it underwent a painful restructure last financial year in preparation for a public listing.

Evangelicals, Jews are kindred spirits Times Picayune, LA - Oct 24, 2005 Dozens of evangelical Christians from the United States, Europe and Asia toured Jewish settlements in the West Bank in recent days, taking time out from their ...

Evangelicals, Jews are kindred spirits News & Observer, NC - Oct 24, 2005 Dozens of evangelical Christians from the United States, Europe and Asia toured Jewish settlements in the West Bank in recent days, taking ...

Evangelicals, Jews are kindred spirits Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, IN - Oct 24, 2005 KFAR ETZION, West Bank - Dozens of evangelical Christians from the United States, Europe and Asia toured Jewish settlements in the West Bank in recent days, taking time out from their organized pilgrimage to the Holy Land to show their support for the ...

Evangelicals, Jews are kindred spirits Fort Worth Star Telegram, TX - Oct 24, 2005 KFAR ETZION, West Bank - Dozens of evangelical Christians from the United States, Europe and Asia toured Jewish settlements in the West Bank in recent days, taking time out from their organized pilgrimage to the Holy Land to show their support for the ...

Evangelical Christians Show Support for Jewish Settlers Beliefnet.com, NY - Oct 24, 2005 Kfar Etzion, West Bank - Dozens of evangelical Christians from the United States, Europe, and Asia toured Jewish settlements in the West Bank in recent days, taking time out from their organized pilgrimage to the Holy Land to show their support for the ...

Evangelicals, Jews are kindred spirits The State, SC - Oct 24, 2005 KFAR ETZION, West Bank - Dozens of evangelical Christians from the United States, Europe and Asia toured Jewish settlements in the West Bank in recent days, taking time out from their organized pilgrimage to the Holy Land to show their support for the ...

Hunter complete successful raid Townsville Bulletin, Australia - Oct 23, 2005 BEN Melmeth celebrated 250 NBL games with his best performance of the season in Hunter's rare away win tonight. The Pirates had not previously won in Cairns, with Melmeth's 21 points and five boards helping the club notch its first consecutive road wins.

Evangelicals, Jews are kindred spirits Tallahassee.com, FL - Oct 24, 2005 KFAR ETZION, West Bank - Dozens of evangelical Christians from the United States, Europe and Asia toured Jewish settlements in the West Bank in recent days, taking time out from their organized pilgrimage to the Holy Land to show their support for the ...

USDA to gather public input for 2007 Farm Bill WCAX, VT - Oct 24, 2005 The USDA will hold a forum Wednesday in South Burlington to hear concerns from agriculture and community development officials as the 2007 farm bill is being developed.

Of lasers, champagne and perfume NewKerala.com, India - Oct 23, 2005 By Vishnu Makhijani, New Delhi: Blue, red and white lasers cut through the perfumed autumn air, champagne competed with exquisite wines and a blonde-haired vocalist warbled Bollywood fusion at the unveiling of an ethereal range of fragrances tailored for ...

Evangelicals, Jews Are Kindred Spirits The Ledger, FL - Oct 24, 2005 Dozens of evangelical Christians from the United States, Europe and Asia toured Jewish settlements in the West Bank in recent days, taking time out from their organized pilgrimage to the Holy ...