“If you add up medical errors, drug interactions and hospital-acquired infections, medicine itself is the third leading cause of death in this country,” author Shannon Brownlee (“Overtreated: Why Too Much Medicine is Making Us Sicker and Poorer”) tells Weisberg. More: continued here

Food stamp debate leaves farmers in limboLoveland MagazineThe amount we're spending on food stamps is expected to balloon to $85 billion this year – up from $19.8 billion in 2000. The SNAP program has grown from 19.1 million participants in 2002 to 44.7 million last year – an increase of …

Save up to 86%! Brandt Snedeker won the Tour Championship by three shots, and with it, the $10 million FedEx bonus. More: continued here

The Nation Lack of post office facilities irks Talhar residentsThe Nation“Our village is located at the distance of 13 kilometers from federal capital and its population runs into over 20000 but it lacks the vital facility of post office when no area in the country can be cited where post …

Snedeker captures FedEx Cup title, takes career to new level. More: continued here

Globe and Mail Riders stymie Stamps, halt Horsemen's winning streakCalgary HeraldAfter seven straight losses to the Stamps, the Riders ended that string of misery in satisfying style on Sunday afternoon before a sold-out crowd of 33,427 at Mosaic Stadium, handing the visitors 30-25 setback that may be even more costly …

Examiner.com Sold only in Europe, but now on eBay: iPhone 5 Lightning to microUSB adaptersExaminer.comWe knew it would happen, and it has. Lightning to microUSB adapters have shown up on eBay. These adapters are otherwise only sold in Europe, due to regulations requiring that all mobile devices available in Europe …

eBay's New Logo Lacks Personality Says Branding ExpertEcommerceByteseBay sellers are still talking about the new logo the company will roll out next month, but what does an expert say? Matthias Mencke, Creative Director at global strategy branding and experience firm Siegel+Gale, says eBay has chosen a safe and generic …and …

Kathy Hicks walks about 5 miles every morning around her development, Palm Beach Colony. But in recent years, Hicks has had some unwelcome company on those once carefree walks: fire ants. More: continued here

In their last pairing of the season, the Roughriders bring it home in a crushing victory over the Stamps. A turning point in the game was Joe Lobendahn's interception of Kevin Glenn as the Saskatchewan Roughriders held Calgary running back Jon Cornish to 67 yards rushing in a 30-25 victory …