Food for Thought by Gail Ciampa: A wifely sigh telegraphs how ... Providence Journal (subscription), RI - Mar 7, 2006 I know people hate those trips to the grocery store, and so do I, sometimes. But on other occasions, I enjoy a social encounter that reminds me how very much alike we all are.

March of the zeppole Providence Journal (subscription), RI - Mar 7, 2006 Felicia's Coffee in East Greenwich devotes the month to five varieties of the traditional St. Joseph's Day treat. BY GAIL CIAMPA.

Diabetes: Healthy choices Saturday Evening Post, IN - Mar 7, 2006 With one in five Americans over the age of 60 now coping with diabetes, chances are good that you or someone you know lives with the disease.

Stealth Health: Bringing better nutrition to kids' lunches Saturday Evening Post, IN - Mar 7, 2006 A new "supergrain" on its way to schools across the country may help reverse the growing epidemic of obesity and diabetes now threatening America's children—but don’t tell the kids.

FOURTH & INCHES: Salary cap a must for NFL Rocky Mount Telegram, NC - Mar 7, 2006 Remember all those fans complaining about the New England Patriots dynasty a few years ago? Well, we might be heading into an era where those Patriots or another big-market team could run off another string of Vince Lombardi trophies.

Trade reforms 'could cost farm industry €200m a year' Irish Independent, Ireland - Mar 7, 2006 IRISH farm income could fall by €200m a year if world trade reforms are introduced, forcing a dramatic drop in dairy and beef exports.

Lesson in caring: Dover school provides unique gift, Uganda AIDS ... Newszap Delaware, DE - Mar 7, 2006 Few would believe that a dairy goat could help ease the plight of impoverished AIDS patients. But the students at St. John’s Lutheran Early Learning Center in ...

PINCH ’n’ DASH Beckley Register-Herald (subscription), WV - Mar 7, 2006 Vickey Laster is one of those cooks who never lets a food recipe get in her way. “I’ve always just used a pinch of this and a dash of that,” said the new cook at the Raleigh County Memorial Airport restaurant.

Adding a little variety to your slice Daily News - Galveston County, TX - Mar 7, 2006 Americans are passionate about pizza. More than two-thirds of them declare it on their list of favorite foods, often rooting for it over a bowl of ice cream or fresh-out-of-the-oven brownies.

American Eagle & a 2006 trend IAG Blog, CA - Mar 7, 2006 American Eagle Airlines is providing customers with a new snack box option for purchase, based on the results of recent customer feedback.

School Lunch Menus Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (subscription), WI - Mar 7, 2006 Monday: Breakfast: Apple juice; choice of cereal; mozzarella cheese stick. Lunch: Grilled cheese sandwich or pepperoni pizza; corn or garden salad with choice of dressing; choice of orange wedges or pineapple tidbits.

How a chef from Mexico discovered Mexican food City Pulse, MI - Mar 7, 2006 Pablo Maldonado, chef and owner of Pablo’s Panaderia, worked in kitchens for 10 years before opening his own Mexican restaurant.

Slo Joe's Bigtime Backyard Barbecue Seattle Weekly, WA - Mar 7, 2006 Awaiting the settlers of South Lake Union, Slo Joe's Bigtime Backyard Barbecue sits on the corner of Flashy New Condo Lane and Biotech High-Rise Boulevard, but hey, soon enough, that'll be someone's backyard.

Counter Culture Seattle Weekly, WA - Mar 7, 2006 It was almost as if we had walked into the wings 'n' beer joint next door. My friends and I sidled up to the five-seat bar that divides Dandelion's open kitchen from the dining room, slid out three stools, and ...

March 8 down the years CricInfo.com, UK - Mar 7, 2006 An England spinner is born - in Zambia. Phil Edmonds was one of England's last Test-class slow men, and formed the ultimate chalk-and-cheese spin double act with John Emburey for county (Middlesex) and country ...

Oscar parties: Going for the acting gig BBC News, UK - Mar 7, 2006 lots of parties. The BBC's David Willis has taken a six-month break to try and make it as an actor in Hollywood, and he saw the festivities as a perfect opportunity for networking.

ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH St. Louis Post-Dispatch, MO - Mar 7, 2006 There's an old joke about an American rancher - usually a Texan, but for this purpose, we'll make him Californian - explaining the size of his ranch to a farmer from another country.

ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH St. Louis Post-Dispatch, MO - Mar 7, 2006 The hardest part about ordering from Sweetie Pie's is deciding which side dishes to go with your food. Because the restaurant serves everything cafeteria-style, you risk holding up the line as you decide between ...

Shisha, Calcutta’s popular hookah bar, will have a clone in ... Calcutta Telegraph, India - Mar 7, 2006 Calcutta’s cuisine and nightclub craze has not just come a long way - it’s also going places. Seared Wild Salmon from Kochi, Masala Crab Cake Chennai-style or Mirchi Prawns, Rajma & Goat Cheese and Lamb ...

No contest: Brothers got busy bottling Richmond Times Dispatch, VA - Mar 7, 2006 Don't tell your friends, if you want them to remain impressed by your new found culinary skills, but cooking doesn't have to be that hard.

Hail the Queens of Hollywood ; OSCAR SPECIAL AS RACHEL WEISZ AND ... International News Service, Australia - Mar 7, 2006 RACHEL WEISZ led the charge for the Brits at the Oscars, but her preparation for the Academy Awards was not without its complications.

Hail Oscars' big cheeses The Sun, UK - Mar 7, 2006 FANS of Wallace and Gromit yesterday called for a city centre statue to celebrate the stars of Oscar-winning Aardman Animations. Campaigners want a monument of cheese-lover Wallace and his dog Gromit put up ...

An autograph for the ages Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - Mar 7, 2006 That new device, the LongPen, which allows authors to sign books from remote locations, will be a boon to the ambitious novelist JH Minting.

Starbucks launches breakfast blitz Drinks Business Review - Mar 7, 2006 In response to the increased focus by McDonald's and other fast-food firms on premium coffee sales, Starbucks plans to double the number of its outlets offering hot breakfast sandwiches in 2006.

Starbucks launches breakfast blitz Food Business Review - Mar 7, 2006 In response to the increased focus by McDonald's and other fast-food firms on premium coffee sales, Starbucks plans to double the number of its outlets offering hot breakfast sandwiches in 2006.

Report blames lack of federal oversight for high natural gas ... Belleville News-Democrat, IL - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Report blames lack of federal oversight for high natural gas ... Fort Worth Star Telegram, TX - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Just the merest whiff of contrivance down on jollity farm The Herald, UK - Mar 7, 2006 Like the bistro whose name you can never remember, the one overlooked by all the critics, the best food programme on television is fated never to get a proper review in these columns.

Tourism strategy aims to raise income by 50% The Herald, UK - Mar 7, 2006 The days of tourists being met in Scotland with grudging service, bad food, and grubby rooms should soon be at an end thanks to a drive to push up standards.

Foodies find culinary gold in the Eastern Sierra Press-Enterprise (subscription), CA - Mar 7, 2006 A century ago, prospectors were scouring the Eastern Sierra, searching for gold. These days, foodies are doing the prospecting and they're striking it rich.

Report blames lack of federal oversight for high natural gas ... The State, SC - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Foodies find culinary gold in the Eastern Sierra Monterey County Herald, CA - Mar 7, 2006 LEE VINING, Calif. - A century ago, prospectors were scouring the Eastern Sierra, searching for gold. These days, foodies are doing the prospecting - and they're striking it rich.

Report blames lack of federal oversight for high natural gas ... Centre Daily Times, PA - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Rumaki-Style Mini Chèvre-Stuffed Lamb Burgers AZ Central.com, AZ - Mar 7, 2006 Bring the water to a boil in a small pot. Add the bacon. Cook uncovered for 3 to 4 minutes and stir once or twice. Drain in a colander and cool until needed.

Foodies find culinary gold in the Eastern Sierra San Luis Obispo Tribune, CA - Mar 7, 2006 LEE VINING, Calif. - A century ago, prospectors were scouring the Eastern Sierra, searching for gold. These days, foodies are doing the prospecting - and they're striking it rich.

Report blames lack of federal oversight for high natural gas ... Grand Forks Herald, ND - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Foodies find culinary gold in the Eastern Sierra Contra Costa Times, CA - Mar 7, 2006 LEE VINING, Calif. - A century ago, prospectors were scouring the Eastern Sierra, searching for gold. These days, foodies are doing the prospecting - and they're striking it rich.

Foodies find culinary gold in the Eastern Sierra San Jose Mercury News, USA - Mar 7, 2006 LEE VINING, Calif. - A century ago, prospectors were scouring the Eastern Sierra, searching for gold. These days, foodies are doing the prospecting - and they're striking it rich.

I am divo! Here's my contract rider Palm Beach Post, FL - Mar 7, 2006 There's something really addictive about reading The Smoking Gun, the Web site that features mugshots, lawsuits and other legal documents associated with celebrities.

Five Guys Burgers coming to city Anderson Independent Mail (subscription), SC - Mar 7, 2006 Lorton, Va.-based Five Guys Burgers and Fries has built a cult following in northern Virginia. In fact, one family believed so strongly in the burger joint that they relocated to South Carolina to spread the fresh taste.

An Unpretentious New Neighbor in Park Slope New York Times, United States - Mar 7, 2006 THE South Slope restaurant scene has long been short on variety. Until recently, fried fish at Bar Minnow or fried veal at Cafe Steinhof were the best and almost the only options for diners prowling Seventh Avenue in this part of Brooklyn.

Recipe: Feta Cheese Crisps New York Times, United States - Mar 7, 2006 In his blog, Frank Bruni reports on restaurant news and trends, the life of a critic and more. 1. Heat oven to 400 degrees. Combine feta, kefalograviera or pecorino, nutmeg, oregano, and thyme in food processor.

Feta Unbound: Greek Cheese Triumphs in Court New York Times, United States - Mar 7, 2006 IF there were a culinary equivalent of the Elgin Marbles for the Greeks, that would surely be their white, tangy national cheese, feta.

Have Rennet, Will Travel New York Times, United States - Mar 7, 2006 AN increasing number of dairy farmers are interested in producing cheese, yogurt and other supplemental products to help pad incomes and raise their profiles.

Recipe: Warm Feta Salad With Ouzo Vinaigrette New York Times, United States - Mar 7, 2006 In his blog, Frank Bruni reports on restaurant news and trends, the life of a critic and more. 1. In small saucepan over medium heat, simmer ouzo until reduced to 2 tablespoons.

Can aloe and probiotics help reverse IBS? Health Sentinel - Mar 7, 2006 Irritable Bowel Syndrome, or IBS, is a chronic condition characterized by abdominal pain, cramping, constipation, and diarrhea. According to the website www.

Homefront: Broccoli — purple, green, always healthy — is back Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, UT - Mar 7, 2006 As a child, I knew very little about and broccoli. It was "just a vegetable" consigned to a dish lost somewhere on the table.

Tainted love: Bonds fooled us all Inside Bay Area, CA - Mar 7, 2006 PHOENIX - The worst thing is we were taken for a ride, even as Barry Bonds was taking them out of the park. The worst thing is the man we wanted to think was a myth instead turns out to be a con artist, whose ...

Europe Needs Less State Meddling, Not More Babies: Matthew Lynn Bloomberg - Mar 7, 2006 Planning a baby soon? Well put your feet up. Europe's governments are going to help you along. In the past few years, tax and welfare policies have been designed to increase the region's birthrate.

What happened to movie etiquette? St. Petersburg Times, FL - Mar 7, 2006 Or any kind of common courtesy in restaurants, on the roads, in the world in general. By SUE CARLTON, Times Columnist. What happened to 19-year-old Matt Brown and his mother as they watched The Pink Panther ...

Abortion Rights Go South AlterNet, CA - Mar 7, 2006 South Dakota is so rarely found on the leading edge of the far out, the wiggy, the California-esque. But it has now staked its claim.

A day in the life of a missionary Valley City Times Record, ND - Mar 7, 2006 Linda and Dick Grotberg of rural Wimbledon recently heard from their daughter in West Africa, who told them about meeting First Lady Laura Bush.

Wine Calendar Charlotte Observer, NC - Mar 7, 2006 CAROLINA WINE CLUB, 127 W. Worthington Ave., Suite 104 in the Westye Group Southeast Showroom. 6:30-8:30 pm Tuesday: Spanish Renaissance; $35.

SHARE to offer five packages in March Kingsport Times News, TN - Mar 7, 2006 The regular package consists of one pound center cut boneless pork chops, one pound breaded fish fillets, one pound ground turkey, two and a quarter pounds roaster chicken drumsticks, one package of three-cheese pizza bits, cherry pie, stuffing mix, three ...

Report blames lack of oversight for high natural gas prices San Luis Obispo Tribune, CA - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, a report from top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Report blames lack of oversight for high natural gas prices The State, SC - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, a report from top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Lax oversight blamed for high gas prices Fort Worth Star Telegram, TX - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

State lets Carthage turkey-to-fuel plant test operations Fort Worth Star Telegram, TX - Mar 7, 2006 CARTHAGE, Mo. - An experimental plant that turns turkey byproducts into fuel oil can resume normal operations for 15 days to test whether new equipment solves a problem with bad smells that prompted the state to shut it down in December.

Report blames lack of oversight for high natural gas prices Biloxi Sun Herald, USA - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, a report from top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Lax Oversight Blamed for High Gas Prices Houston Chronicle, United States - Mar 7, 2006 Too little oversight of financial markets _ not supply and demand problems _ are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

A country club chef muses Charlotte Observer, NC - Mar 7, 2006 Restaurant writer Helen Schwab asks Charlotte-area chefs thought-provoking questions. Each chef then "tags" the next chef to be questioned.

At farmers market, faith springs anew Charlotte Observer, NC - Mar 7, 2006 The faithful never stop. I suppose that's what defines faith: A willingness to roll out of bed, even in winter, and head to the farmers market.

Lax oversight blamed for high gas prices Bradenton Herald, United States - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

State lets Carthage turkey-to-fuel plant test operations Kansas.com, KS - Mar 7, 2006 CARTHAGE, Mo. - An experimental plant that turns turkey byproducts into fuel oil can resume normal operations for 15 days to test whether new equipment solves a problem with bad smells that prompted the state to shut it down in December.

Report blames lack of oversight for high natural gas prices Bradenton Herald, United States - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, a report from top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

State lets Carthage turkey-to-fuel plant test operations Belleville News-Democrat, IL - Mar 7, 2006 CARTHAGE, Mo. - An experimental plant that turns turkey byproducts into fuel oil can resume normal operations for 15 days to test whether new equipment solves a problem with bad smells that prompted the state to shut it down in December.

Report blames lack of oversight for high natural gas prices Centre Daily Times, PA - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, a report from top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Lax oversight blamed for high gas prices Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

State lets Carthage turkey-to-fuel plant test operations Centre Daily Times, PA - Mar 7, 2006 CARTHAGE, Mo. - An experimental plant that turns turkey byproducts into fuel oil can resume normal operations for 15 days to test whether new equipment solves a problem with bad smells that prompted the state to shut it down in December.

A stout stew needs no substitutions Seattle Post Intelligencer - Mar 7, 2006 "I'm making your recipe for guests tonight and I just realize I'm out of wild rice, sour cream and green chiles. Do you think the recipe would taste OK if I substitute noodles, yogurt and canned corn?

Lax oversight blamed for high gas prices Centre Daily Times, PA - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Report blames lack of oversight for high natural gas prices Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, GA - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, a report from top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Vive Le Difference Minneapolis City Pages, MN - Mar 7, 2006 Many people use their brains frequently, and some almost constantly, except while driving. So it was quite a shock to read last spring, in a flurry of news reports following a paper published ...

Report blames lack of oversight for high natural gas prices Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, a report from top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Report blames lack of oversight for high natural gas prices Monterey County Herald, CA - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, a report from top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Lax oversight blamed for high gas prices Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Report blames lack of oversight for high natural gas prices Belleville News-Democrat, IL - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, a report from top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Report blames lack of oversight for high natural gas prices Fort Worth Star Telegram, TX - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, a report from top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Lax oversight blamed for high gas prices Macon Telegraph, GA - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Report blames lack of oversight for high natural gas prices Contra Costa Times, CA - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, a report from top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Report blames lack of oversight for high natural gas prices Macon Telegraph, GA - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, a report from top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Lax Oversight Blamed for High Gas Prices Lakeland Ledger, FL - Mar 7, 2006 not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Lax oversight blamed for high gas prices Belleville News-Democrat, IL - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Lax Oversight Blamed for High Gas Prices Sarasota Herald-Tribune, FL - Mar 7, 2006 Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Lax Oversight Blamed for High Gas Prices Times Daily, AL - Mar 7, 2006 not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Lax oversight blamed for high gas prices MLive.com, MI - Mar 7, 2006 Too little oversight of financial markets ‭ot supply and demand problems — - to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

South Albuquerque Confused Over Trader Joes Apoplexy New West, MT - Mar 7, 2006 By Scot Key. I don't want to start an Albuquerque Civil War, but those deep in Albuquerque's South Valley Confederacy have something to say to our Northern (north of I-40) brethren ...

Lax Oversight Blamed for High Gas Prices Los Angeles Times, CA - Mar 7, 2006 Too little oversight of financial markets -- not supply and demand problems -- are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Lax oversight blamed for high gas prices Kentucky.com, KY - Mar 7, 2006 WASHINGTON - Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Warm weather brings thoughts of light and white wine Summit Daily News, CO - Mar 7, 2006 With all this abundant sunshine and spring-like weather we have had these past two weeks, I have been drinking more and more white wine.

Lax Oversight Blamed for High Gas Prices WTOP, D.C. - Mar 7, 2006 Too little oversight of financial markets _ not supply and demand problems _ are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Lax oversight blamed for high gas prices BusinessWeek - Mar 7, 2006 MAR. 7 6:18 PM ET Too little oversight of financial markets -- not supply and demand problems -- are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Lax oversight blamed for high gas prices Seattle Post Intelligencer - Mar 7, 2006 Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Lax Oversight Blamed for High Gas Prices Bismarck Tribune, USA - Mar 7, 2006 Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

A real Strip tease calendarlive.com, CA - Mar 7, 2006 Il Sole Ristorante's charms are elusive. Unless you're looking for a place to hide your famous face. By S. Irene Virbila, Tims Staff Writer.

Bill's Eggcellent Adventure IGN, CA - Mar 7, 2006 March 7, 2006 - Guppy Games mission to bring mobile fun over from Korea continues with Bill's Eggcellent Adventure, a farm-themed puzzler starring the titular Bill.

1401 K St. NW, Washington, DC 20005 Washington Post, United States - Mar 7, 2006 This swanky lounge and restaurant, manned by Cuban-born chef Raynold Mendizabal, serves Latin American food. Dinner with a twist: Does Lima want to be a restaurant or a nightclub?

Report blames lack of oversight for high natural gas prices WXXA, NY - Mar 7, 2006 Too little oversight of financial markets - not supply and demand problems - are to blame for skyrocketing natural gas prices, a report from top law enforcement officials in four Midwestern states said Tuesday.

Rotary and Uniting Church combine for Pancake day Gloucester Advocate, Australia - Mar 7, 2006 The pancakes were flipping and there was plenty of jam, cream and even ham and cheese for those with a not-so-sweet tooth as Gloucester celebrated pancake day last Tuesday.

New Survey Shows Ham is Centerpiece of Easter Meal, but Americans ... Business Wire (press release), CA - Mar 7, 2006 DES MOINES, Iowa--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 7, 2006--Easter conjures up images of baskets, bunnies, egg hunts and a holiday favorite - ham.