Local News Halifax Today, UK - Feb 3, 2006 Children wore fancy dress, listened to Spanish music, ate cheese and enjoyed a Sangria-style cocktail during their Mediterranean morning.

Steeler defense could trip Seattle Springfield News Sun (subscription), OH - Feb 3, 2006 DETROIT - When Pittsburgh's defense runs into Seattle's offense Sunday in Super Bowl XL it might not qualify as a classic cat-and-mouse game.

Takasugi lauds Idaho for dairy growth Capital Press (subscription), Oregon - Feb 3, 2006 Idaho State Department of Agriculture Director Pat Takasugi told a national audience Jan. 17 that Idaho’s pro-business leadership and positive environmental record are behind the recent surge in the state’s dairy industry.

Steeler defense could trip Seattle Middletown Journal, OH - Feb 3, 2006 DETROIT - When Pittsburgh's defense runs into Seattle's offense Sunday in Super Bowl XL it might not qualify as a classic cat-and-mouse game.

Generic marketing again a consideration Capital Press (subscription), Oregon - Feb 3, 2006 Generic marketing of wine Down Under has helped that country export more products - and successfully target US consumers. So with wine sales picking up speed domestically, Golden State wine experts are pondering a generic marketing program of their own.

Driver Accused of Creating School Bus Bullies 6abc.com, PA - Feb 3, 2006 Feb. 3, 2006 - A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

California News Briefs Capital Press (subscription), Oregon - Feb 3, 2006 CARSON CITY, Nev. - With California’s high cost of doing business and the nation’s most expensive workers’ compensation rates, even the recognizable California grizzly bear and happy California cows ...

School bus driver accused in bullying case Times Picayune, LA - Feb 3, 2006 A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

School Bus Driver Accused in Bullying Case Newsday, NY - Feb 3, 2006 A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

New Zealand, EU still differ on farms in WTO push Stuff.co.nz, New Zealand - Feb 3, 2006 BRUSSELS: Top trade negotiators from New Zealand and the European Union remained at odds yesterday over how to cut farm tariffs which Brussels is under pressure to slash as part of a push to free up global commerce.

Mr., Mrs. Bus Host Steelers For Big Dinner Pittsburgh Channel.com, PA - Feb 3, 2006 DETROIT -- Mom and dad are having their son and his teammates over the dinner. But these guys have "Super" appetites. Steelers running back Jerome Bettis is from Detroit, where Super Bowl XL will be played ...

School bus driver accused in bullying case philly.com, PA - Feb 3, 2006 NEW YORK - A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

Powdered cappuccino quality test launched Beverage Daily, France - Feb 3, 2006 A foam test for cappuccino milk powder will give food companies the goods on whether they have a quality product for a competitive market.

School bus driver accused in bullying case Monterey County Herald, CA - Feb 3, 2006 NEW YORK - A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

It's 'so far, so good' for Detroit Traverse City Record Eagle, MI - Feb 3, 2006 DETROIT - The report card for Detroit from Super Bowl media was largely a passing grade for a city some thought wasn't suited for sport's biggest spectacle.

School bus driver accused in bullying case Belleville News-Democrat, IL - Feb 3, 2006 NEW YORK - A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

School bus driver accused in bullying case News & Observer, NC - Feb 3, 2006 A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

School Bus Driver Accused in Bullying Case Los Angeles Times, CA - Feb 3, 2006 A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

School Bus Driver Accused in Bullying Case Wired News - Feb 3, 2006 A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

School bus driver accused in bullying case Press of Atlantic City, NJ - Feb 3, 2006 A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

School Bus Driver Accused in Bullying Case Forbes - Feb 3, 2006 A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

School bus driver accused in bullying case Centre Daily Times, PA - Feb 3, 2006 NEW YORK - A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

Bullying turns school bus into scene from 'Lord of the Flies' philly.com, PA - Feb 3, 2006 NEW YORK - A school bus driver from New Jersey has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

School bus driver accused in bullying case Contra Costa Times, CA - Feb 3, 2006 NEW YORK - A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

Liberal Party Looking For Love In All The Wrong Places Blogcritics.org, OH - Feb 3, 2006 It seems as though people can't get away from the Liberal Party leadership fast enough. Following the Liberal defeat at the hands of the Conservative Party in the January 23 election and the subsequent resignation ...

Bullying turns school bus into scene from 'Lord of the Flies' Press of Atlantic City, NJ - Feb 3, 2006 A school bus driver from New Jersey has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

Toby Keith Sioux City Journal, IA - Feb 3, 2006 Sure, you know Toby Keith is a successful singer and songwriter. However, you may not know he's also a football coach, entrepreneur and actor.

School Bus Driver Accused in Bullying Case KSL-TV, UT - Feb 3, 2006 A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

School Bus Driver Accused in Bullying Case Washington Post, United States - Feb 3, 2006 NEW YORK -- A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

Land O'Lakes plant to close Green Bay Press Gazette, WI - Feb 3, 2006 GREENWOOD - Faced with declining milk production in the Upper Midwest, Land O'Lakes Inc. announced the closure of its Greenwood cheese manufacturing plant, eliminating about 30 jobs.

Bullying turns school bus into scene from 'Lord of the Flies' Newsday, NY - Feb 3, 2006 _ A school bus driver from New Jersey has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

School Bus Driver Accused in Bullying Case Houston Chronicle, United States - Feb 3, 2006 NEW YORK - A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

Purac ingredient range tackles Listeria threat FoodNavigator-USA, France - Feb 3, 2006 Purac claims to have developed a line of ingredients that can help food makers meet new European Commission regulations on microbiological criteria.

School bus driver accused in bullying case Seattle Post Intelligencer - Feb 3, 2006 NEW YORK -- A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

Dining out El Paso Times, TX - Feb 3, 2006 Applebee's Neighborhood Grill & Bar: 7956 Gateway East, $$, 598-7006. Follow a warm batch of spicy buffalo wings with the steak-and- riblet platter.

Fonterra partners US dairy for whey protein research FoodNavigator-USA, France - Feb 3, 2006 Fonterra, New Zealand’s largest dairy co-operative, has formed a research partnership with the US dairy industry, in an international approach to promoting and proving health claims for dairy products.

Powdered cappuccino quality test launched FoodProductionDaily.com, France - Feb 3, 2006 A foam test for cappuccino milk powder will give food companies the goods on whether they have a quality product for a competitive market.

A Remote for the Laziest of the Lazy! Digital Lifestyle Magazine, AZ - Feb 3, 2006 Some of us out there are control freaks who want the ability to do anything with our gadgets. Some of us out there are lazy bums who like to do everything from the comfort of the couch.

Review: Koffee Kottage Mail Tribune, OR - Feb 3, 2006 Koffee Kottage is at: 314 S. Holly St., Medford. Open 6 am to 6 pm Monday through Saturday with dine in, drive through and delivery.

Being Bogut Greater Milwaukee Today, USA - Feb 3, 2006 The 6-foot-11-inch center from the University of Utah knew the Milwaukee Bucks were strongly considering selecting him with the first pick in the 2005 National Basketball Association draft ...

Dave Zweifel: Train trip to mountains is quite a ride The Capital Times, WI - Feb 3, 2006 I had been reading about the improvements on Amtrak's "new" Empire Builder, the long-distance train between Chicago and Seattle that we here can catch daily at nearby Columbus, so it was time to give it a try.

SPECIALIST - TNA: Fine Tuning TNA Pro Wrestling Torch - Feb 3, 2006 On the heels of three consecutive weeks of strong, improving ratings, TNA is now in a position to make changes to their promotion at a time when they will do the most good.

World press eyes cartoon controversy BBC News, UK - Feb 3, 2006 Newspapers across the globe debate the controversy over cartoons satirising the Prophet Muhammad, with Denmark's Jyllands-Posten, which originally commissioned the drawings, blaming some Muslim religious leaders for spreading "lies and misinformation".

Bullying turns school bus into scene from `Lord of the Flies' Newsday, NY - Feb 3, 2006 _ A school bus driver has been accused of creating a hierarchy among his middle school charges that encouraged older students to bully younger ones to keep order.

Driver Charged For School Bus ‘Star Wars’ Fights WCBS-TV New York, NY - Feb 3, 2006 STATEN ISLAND It was Star Wars on wheels for some Staten Island children who law enforcement officials say had to obey their school bus driver's bizarre, cruel rules every morning.

Tens of thousands of Palestinians demonstrate against Prophet ... 940 News, Canada - Feb 3, 2006 Tens of thousands of angry Muslims marched through Palestinian cities, burned the Danish flag and called for vengeance Friday against European countries where caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad were published.

Eating Out on $50: Vine Valley NorthJersey.com, NJ - Feb 3, 2006 Eating Out on $50 is an occasional feature. Four people with only $50 to spend among them will discover just how much can be purchased for so little.

US/NZ: Fonterra and DMI form research partnership just-food.com, UK - Feb 3, 2006 New Zealand’s largest dairy cooperative Fonterra and Dairy Management Inc (DMI), representing the US’ major dairy producers, have agreed to jointly fund research into whey protein and body composition.

Tens of thousands of Palestinians demonstrate against Prophet ... CJAD, Canada - Feb 3, 2006 Tens of thousands of angry Muslims marched through Palestinian cities, burned the Danish flag and called for vengeance Friday against European countries where caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad were published.

Tens of thousands demonstrate against Prophet cartoons Winnipeg Free Press (subscription), Canada - Feb 3, 2006 Tens of thousands of angry Muslims marched through Palestinian cities, burned the Danish flag and called for vengeance Friday against European countries where caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad were published.