For the first time in Japan's postwar history, we a viable opposition party in power - one that might stick around long enough to make some new policies stick. In my last column for 2009, let me suggest how the Democratic Party of Japan could make life

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In an investigation and legal case that dragged on for almost four years, one of the largest organic cattle producers in the United States, Promiseland Livestock, LLC, was suspended from organic commerce, along with its owner and key employees.

Written by Dr. Paul Harris, the toolbox analogy shares one way of viewing the relationship between the services offered by a behavioral vision care optometrist and education. Enjoy the "nuts and bolts" of what some struggling kids really need.

The Vision Care for Kids Act of 2009 addresses only the children who fail a vision screening. Unfortunately, this bill does not address the true problem--the vision screening system and its substitution for eye examinations. From Janet's Journal blog.

The dangers of unsecured places for truck drivers to park, some safe truck stops to consider and a petition to sign to insure safe lighting and secured parking areas.

With elephant logging now illegal in Thailand, many owners look to the tourism industry for income. There are over 2000 working elephants in Thailand

Youths exploring a rugged part of Jefferson Township on Sunday stumbled on what appears to be a Native American burial ground.

A member of the Comanche Nation, Voelker learned about the importance of eagles and their feathers in American Indian culture and rituals from his father

Charles Green has one big wish for the holiday season: that he and his four young daughters will get to spend it in a home of their