Two recent surveys have put Denmark at the top of the list of happy countries, challenging the stereotype of the melancholy Danes. Summing up the surveys, [http://www.businessweek.com/globalbiz/content/aug2008/gb20080820_005351.htm?campaign_id=rss_eu] Businessweek finds the formula for happy citizen
I'm sure you were stunned by the headline [http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26298733/]: "Turns out Bigfoot was just a rubber gorilla suit." Hard to believe, I know. If you are looking for answers, however, don't despair. Instead of wondering aloud, "how can this be," turn to your home Mossback library. I
In sorting tea leaves, take a look at the very close primary race between state Lands Commissioner Doug Sutherland, a Republican, and his challenger, Peter Goldmark, an Okanagan Democrat. Sutherland looks like the only statewide officeholder, aside from Gov. Gregoire, in a tight race for reelection.
Barack Obama visited his family in Hawaii last week, and Hawaii is America's state with the closest ties to Asia. His visit reminds us that the Democratic nominee-in-waiting would be the first non-white U.S. president in history, one with close ties to Asia, and not due only to his much-discussed sc
While the mainstream media's campaign features attacks, gossip, and trivia, Steve Clifford focuses on the important issues.
